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LEGAL
J. K. HUNTER - -
•! arrif3ter, "Dt .
Royal Banff. 'Bldg. ,.
Rarailton Street, Coderieh
Phone 908.
CATERED ACCOUNTANTS
W. CECIL A,TTRIDGE.
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CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
Telephone: Office 18, Residence. 343.
Goderich. , ,
ACCOUNTLNG AND. BOOKILEEYING
A MOUNTING • & BOOKKEEPING
CG43�J
SERVICE
A For Small Businesses, Stores, Bte.
Bookkeeping Systems Installed.
Books Balanced Monthly
Financial Statements
Wage Summaries
/Business and Personal Income
Returns • -
ALBERT SHORE
Office:Corner North St. and Square
Phone .97€. Residence Phone 444.
Tax
INSURAISCE •
DUE DATES' OF
RATION 'COUPON
Cd'apons now valid are, sugar -pre-
serves Si to 333, butter 429 to B31,
and meat M50 to 1159.
No longer valid are unnumbered
sugar,* butter and tM coupons bearing
the beaver `design.
HURON C'OUNTPS FOREMOST WEEKLY `
COPE '., ICs ; 9 ONTARIO„ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14th, 1946
TGSIIIRIDGE {
London Barrister
on Price Control
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q. -I have been - told that it is an
offence against Wartime Prices and
Trade Board regulations to offer a car
for sale at above the 'ceiling price. I
thought it was an offence only If the
car were sold. - Will you please tell me
if I an correct?
A. -You are not correct. - The. offer-
ing of a car for sale at a price in excess
of the legal ceiling is an infraction the
same as, if the car were actually sold.
Q.
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lieve
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lieve I could make - and sell some:`
Would I have to • have the price ap-
proved?
pproved? ° -
A. --Yes; before you can manufacture
soap to retail it will be necessary to
obtain a license and have your prices
approved by the W.P.T.B.
Q. -I read that Donald Gordon Jseid
in a broadcast -that the payment of
subsidies does not mean the transfer
eKJ:LLOI' MLTVAL: FIRE - .IN-
SURANCJi' CO. -Farm and iso-
lated town 'prgperty insured.
Officers - President, . Frank Mc -
•Gregor, ,Clinton, No. 5 ; Vice -President,
Chris. Leoiahardt; Bornholm, No. 1;
Manager and Secretary-rJ rea user, M.
A; Reid, Seaforth-
Directors-,Frank McGregor, Cljnton;
Chris. IJeonhardt, vBornhol.m ; Alex.
3roadfoot, Seaforth; W. IL Archibald,
,Seaforth; Ueorie Leitch, Coulon; E.• .
4';Trewartka, Clinton ;„ Alex. McEW1Ug,
- ,: tugh...A1P,X n4 . Walton , _ 3
L. Malone, Seaforth.
Agents ----John E. Pepper, Brumfield,
No. 1; George A. Watt, Blyth, No. 1;
at. Finlay McKerc,her, -Dublin, No 1;
Prueter. Brodhagen• ' Policy -holders can make all pay-
ments and get •their cards receipted at
the Royal Bank, Clinton ; Calvin Cutt'a
‘Grocery, Kingston - Street, Goderich, or
3. H. Reid's General Store, Bayffleld.
MEDICAL
Campbell Ceder; For,;; er Counsel
for W.P.T.B., Addresses '
. Board of Trade
Obtaining the support of Canndit.n
housewives was one of the main factors
in the successful worsting of price '
control in Canada, . declared Campbell
Calder London barrister and ex -en-
forcement counsel for the Wartime
Prices 'rade Board for Western
Ontario, it -10 was 'guest speaker at an
open meeting of the Goderich Board
of. Trade in the Town Hall,on Monday
n`>gght. Ile- pointed out that price con-
trol worked in Canada to a much better
degree than in the United 'States.
"In enlisting the support of house -
Wives in this country we saved a
lot
of • money," he 'stated: "Although- -the
United States studied our system of
price control they adopted none of it.
WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS
Bus • Schedule now in effect
Leaves Goderich daily including Sunday.
_ _ 745 a.m.; 12.25 p.m..; 4.15 p.m.
Arrives Goderich daily
11.50 a,m.; 3.45 p.m.;. 9.20 pan,
Leaves Sundays and holidays
' 8,00 pan. and 9.30 p.m.
The 8.00 p.m. bus goes di. ect to London
only. r:.
Connections at . Clinton . for London,
Detroit, Wnghaim, Walkerton, -Port
' Elgin and Owen Sound. -
Connections at Stratford for Woodstock.
Kitchener, - Guelph, Hamilton and
Toronto.
-Cwineitions '- at Mitchell _ids ; ListoWei
>Londou _
For
r information phone British Ex
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change; phone 691 or 717. •
DR. F. J. 11. FOJISTER., EYE,. EAR,
• NOSE, THROAT ,
Late House - Surgeon - New York
Oilhtitnirrtle and Aural Hospital,' assist-
ant at Moorefield Eye Hospital and
Golden Square Throat Hospital,
London, England. '
EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED -
53' Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267. o-
Next visit Bedford Hotel, Goderich,
'Wednesday, November 27, ,At 2 p.m.
till 4.30 , p.m.
‘'egIROg ACTOR AND DRUGLESS
• THERAPIST -
Goderich, • Phone 341. .
OFFICE HOURS ' -
Mon. & Thurs.-1-9 to 11.30 a.m. .
2 to 5 p.m. ` (only )
Tues. & Fri. -9 to 11.30 a.m. -
u 2 to 5 -p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m.
Wed: & Sat. -9 to 11.30 a.m. (only).. -
Mineral fume baths by' appointlhent
. only.
A. N. ATKINSON •
51 South St.
Registered under Drugless Practitioners
Act for the Province of Ontario..
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A. L. COLE
Optometrist, --Optician
Eyes Exalnl'hed, Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont.
P. J. RYAN
Keel Mote and Insurance
Office and Residence :
11 Trafalgar Street
Phone 663
FOR SALE --Houses of all kinds,
`choice building lots, business pro-
perty and several good farms. -
INSURE IN SURE
INSURANCE- , -
CONFEDERATION LIFE
WIND- CAR,
FIRE-,Preferred ratesfor
preferred risks.
ACCIDENT & SICKNLSiS
Consult.--
.
. JOHN FARRISH
Phone 82-13 'Dungannon
KINGa..I1Ib.IDG1';, Nov. 13. Mrs.
Helen O Leary and family, from Sett -
forth, Were visiting, at Micilael Dalton's
on Monday last.
Messrs. Lawrence and Francis Wal-
lace, from 'Flint, Mich., were visiting
their uncles, Thoiwas and Lawrence,
over the week -end.
Miss Neta Wallace returned home on
Monday after visiting in Toronto at
the week -end.
Presentation to Newlyweds. -A re-
ception -was held in the parish hall on
Tuesday evening to give honor to, the
newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius
Martin. A large gathering danced to
the Carruthers' orchestra, and during
the evening the guests of honor were
called to the stage while Re*. Father
Donnellan _.expressed. the good ,wishes
of the community. The couple were
presented - with a purse of money by
Michael O'Neill and Bert Martin. The
groom for himself and on behalf of
his bride thanked the donors in an able
Mit
of money from one pocket to another.
I thought subsidies came out of Gov-
ernment funds obtained firom - the
people: Therefore I cannot understand
his --statement. Can you explain?
A. -It is true that subsidies come
from Government funds collected from
the people. However, they do not
mean .t ---.transfers, of money, from "one
pocket to another." Let me explain
it like this. - Supposing a farmer is
selling a food item fpr which he must
obtain ' if- he caystaDry on its pro-
duction. Under our present trade
system -.thls article would _ordinarily
pass through wholesale and,retail
levels before it reached the cesumer.
Suppose the wholesaler and retailer
.take a 10 per cent. markup. The
Wholesaler would charge the retailer
$1.10 and the retailer charges the.
consumer $1.21. Now, if a subsidy of
10 cents . were .paid the farmer, would
obtain the dollar „required but he
would sell to the .- wholesaler at 90
en's; senger•-•slop :..she ,p4s,t season, Mr,
inarr`uro'f '" lf-Tdr cent: would•..charg .. Men;5-les;:-decjared there _were good .pres,
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the retailer 99, cents and he, in turn, pests that cioderich ` w ilI` lie nuden..
with a 10 per cent. markup would ask regular poet - of call for theSu boats.
the consumer for $1.Q9. Without the IIe added that many letters had been
10 per cent. subsidy - the -consuiner
would pay $1.21 and with the subsidy
he pays $1.09, or two cents less than
the producer subsidy. , _
0ACi %OBE' ;
"Black & White"..Men
at Annual Banquet
Awards 'nese i.ted. to W. 11. Clot-
ton a B.'0latn and Bisset. Bros.,
C olbor e Township •
In the United States- they used hired
agents to enforce the controls -and
they hired plenty."
It. M. Menzies, president of . the
Board of Trade, presided at the meet-
ing. The guest speaker was introduced
by George L. Ellis, while " Keith S.
Hopkinson moved a vote of thanks for
the address. The minutes of the
previo-is meeting were read by Norman
W. Miller, the secretary. President
Menzies stated 'the Board was fortun-
ate in having such an efficient and
loyal secretary as Mr, ,Miller."
- In his opening remarks Mr. Menzies
The annual banquet of the Huron
County, /Holstein Breeders' Cle.b was
held on „Novemnber 7th in the Ontario
street United church, Clinton. The
gathering of 120 was welcomed by
Mayor McMurray of Clinton. The
chairman was Club President Wrn•
Sparks, hayfield, and the principal
speaker was E. P. Penny, telegraph
editor of The Stratford Beacon- erald.
He dealt with- the subject "Putting .the
News into- Black and White." Mr.
Penny explained the mechanics of news
gathering and lauded the advantages
free
press.
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Pleb:immix J. bt.� I•$ol�eixls'.
W'estea'aa Ontario', (,ixgadian
Terry presented a premier` exhibitor E. B. Goudie, Seaforth, thanked the
banner to W. II. Clutton & Sons, Gode- speaker and Colin Campbell, Rayheld,
rich. This banner was donated by the I expressed the appreciation of the
Club and was won at -the annual Black 'b` the church,
& White Day held iu connection with-/ gathering to the ladiesf
Store Hours D
TUES. • ` to ,' SAT. ,
11.30 a.m. to 2 "p. tt ,
4.39 p.m. to 11 p.m.
except Thursday, -When
closing is at .7 p.m.
- SU TDAY-4. p;m• to 10 p.ni.
OILQSED ALL DAY MONDAY •
-We Fry HalibutL..
the Blyth Fair.- -.Th.e .runner-up was
/toss Marshall, Kirkton. z M.r, Terry
also presented a certificate of longtime
production to Bisset Bros., Goderich,
in recognition of the ,lifetime produc-
tion of . 101,215 lbs. milk containing
3,505 lbs. butter -fat made in seven
lactations by their cow, -Fanny PoSch-
Burke. "Fanny" was bred by W. H.
Clutton..-
The- guest speaker• was introdeced by
spoke of the get -out -the -vote committee R. S. ' Atkey, editor of. The Clinton
appointed by .the Board of Trade of News -Record. Guests were=-preseatt
which B. L. Walzak is the chairman. from Kent and Per'th counties. •The
Pointing out the necessity of more 'following men spoke briefly :w S. J.
interest in'public matters n Mr. Menzies Monteith, president of the Perth County
said, "No one has the right to criticize Club; R, E. ' White,. agricultural reprep
the local Council who does not vote sentative for Perth County,• and Chir-
on voting day." ence • Stirling, secretary of the Kent
Paying tribute to the retail merch- County Holstein Club. tn •
ants' coo nittee- for their work in con- After a report by Allen Betties, Buy-
nection with providing entertainment field, on the successful exhibit held by
for United States tourists off the North the Club' in connection .with the Inter -
American ' and- South- American pas- national Plowing Match,°W. H. Clutton
gave a resume' of the activities of the
-
Club_ for the year and Hrrgh Hein;• past
p't°esirder'rr--- f''the- G,ticrgse3-Bressd
Club, brought .greetings from that body.
Fieldman J. pl. Terry drew attention
received from these- touriste,expressing; to the fact that -shipments of high-
tlie.i;r• pleasure in visiting Goderich. class Holstreihis had been made from
to which a reply was ably given by
Mrs. Fletcher, Townsend. Entertain-
ment was provided by Paul Bros.
troupe of Kirkton. -
Q.=I boi1,$ht some raisins in July for
my Christmas cake. Now ' when T
Opened the package I find them unfit
for use. Shouldn't I get nay money
back? -
A. -These dried fruits ,should not be
purchased so .far ahead of the titue you
intend ,using them. They were .prob-
ably in good condition when yop. bought,
them, bur epeciai cold -storage .methods
must be used -to keep them for the
length of time you have had them '
DONALD B. BLUE
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER
- Licensed for Counties of Huron
and Bruce
RIPLEY, PHONE 49
For inf ormation--a1ply • to J. N. -
Kernighan, Division ,Court Clerk,
Goderich, Ont. . - •
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EDWARD W. ELLIOTT . , -
• LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly an-
sWered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
calling -Phone 203, Clinton. `
• Charge moderate and satisfac-
tion Guaranteed. -
Ir
HAROLD - JACKSON
• •LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
For information, etc.. write
R.R. 4, Seaforth; or phone (col-
lect) Seaforth, or 867, Goderich.
d
• For courtesy,' experience - and
' successful sales calf -
tVIATT. GAYNOR, Goderich
• Licensed Auctioneer
Sales conducted anywhere. •
1 • Charges reasonable •
Telephone Charges -Paid
Phone Goderich 626M 43-6x
CAPITAL THEATRE ° :r
Now Playing -Ella Raines and Rod Cameron, in "Tile Runaround"
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday-
Lucille
ednesday Lucille Ball, Clifton Webb, William Bendix and Mark Stevens,
with Eddie Heywood ,,and bis Orchestra,
p ' b TJ hotnb% 5)O • i . , `r : s , h. -packed r*Or *-•bg-4ea
"THE DARK CORNER"
GAVE UP FOOLING
WITt!A BAD
STOMACIl�.�.
"I found out to my sorrow
, that continuous dosing
with ordinary sugar-
coated pills, laxatives
•^.d iso -called 'alka
1.::rs, which gave me .
L.:mporary relief. did my stomach more harm
than good. it friend recommended PFUNDER'S
TABLETS. I bought them on the 15-dev
money -Back plan: Now I recommend them to
aiyy best friends."
Leading PharMa'cists and many users praise
PFUNDER'S TABLETS for stood*.ch troubles
caused by excess acid. You, too, can try them
for 15 days without risking one penny.
Corte In for FREE•Details and Triol Offal
Campbell's Drug Store, Goderich
F. T. ` •Arstrong
OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST
Square •- • toderieh
"See Armstrong and Seel Better"
At Luckliow first Friday of
each month.
Public Support Needed_
"The first necessity in decontrol of
prices is public aepport and a workable
law," said Mr. `:alder during his ad-
dress, the title of which was "Scotch
Broth," •
"We have been clecoetrolling and we
are going to decontrol more," said Mr.
Calder. "At - the beginning every-
thing was on a price, ceiling. With
gradually decontrol there are still this
`year 304 items- _under control."
• Taking a's Ms ` ii ftlrorlty The Fin-
ancial Post, he predicted that by the
end of this year wage and salary con-
trol wouldsbe over. •
"The Wartime Prices and Trade
Board is not frightened by the lifting!of price controls in the United States," !
lie said... - - '
"The ceiling on •coal will continue.
Meat rationing was re-established so
as to- insure a fair share to all. "Just
as soon as the Board can see that this
can 'be accomplished, meat. will not - e
rationed. '
Food, Prices to Increase -
"There will'` be an increase in food
prices. If anyone deserves a break the
farmer. does. Prices Will climb fast
SSL sul, idies top off. If -subsidies are
taken off, bred and butter prices',will
rise immediately. .
- •`The"'housing problem is one of the
most vexing the Board has," he said.
He classed it as "an • uneasy_ com-
promise''- and,could suggest no solution.
Speaking of gasoline rationing„ -14
stated, "We prosecuted more .eepie
for skullduggery in gasoline ra "t ng
than in anything -else." .He stat. ; at
while he was ' with the Board t . • re
were 1,397 prosecutions. "You .have
to have people believe ih a law before
it can be properly enforced, and many
people did not believe in gasoline ra-
tioning," he sald.- - . • -
Mr. Calder thought_ Goderirh was a.
splendid place for. a ,sea cadet corps.
"With so much 'at your disposal in' the
'way 'of .natural facilities and at so
Iittle cost, you could have in Goderich
one of the best corps in Western On-
tario," he said.
J. W. CRAIGi'E
INSURANCE
And
REAL ESTATE
PHONE 24, GODERICM
Huron county to Great Britain„ Messrs.
Van Egmond and Jervis, of Clinton,
having sold one of the highest -priced
bulls in the- shipment secured by the
.British Friesian Society, while Bisset
Bros. sold twenty-seven heifers, the
highest individual purchase froafl any
breeder made -by Edwin* de Gray Sea-
man, who bought a large number of
Thursday, Friday and Saturday- -
"Alan Curtis, L"on..Chaney, Kent Taylor, Noah 'leery and Martha
O'Driscoll
Four flaming flrebrancis tell their rugged tale of 'how taw came to
the siozling old West.
"The Daltons - Ride Aain"
Corning; nay Hammond, In "Blithe Spirit," with Rex Harrison.
Matinees Wed., at and Holidays at 2.30 , p,vo.
Wawanesa Mutual Fire Insu-
rance Co. 50 years in business,
Canada's largest Fire - Ins. Co.
Get our rates- on Car and Wind
Insurance.
Among the lowest in Canada.
--- GQ'R`D@'11- W 3s �
R.R. 6 Goderich _
Phone Carlow 21'r-4.
C E-CKE D
be ,
• '.nor Mof/neyBack
For quirk relief fro= itching caused by acasens..;
athlete's foot. sables. pimples and other!'
coo.ndpi.tiR }ne re,rcrm_ adc
Graaa esfit
stabile.? Soes,.aowl 1
d quickly
Intone Itching. glon't kM1IL�Ks
f 7 for D. D. D.
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TO NEGLECT SNIFFLES SNEEZES OF
A bottle of Vicks Va-tro-nol is Mighty
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handy to have around the house be
cause this double -duty nose drops ...
Quickly Relieves sneezy, sniffly,
- stuffy distress of
head colds. Makes breathing easier.
Helps Prevent colds front develop- .
...-. --® frig if used at the first •
warning $n ffie or sneeze.
This Double -Duty Nose Drops should
• -save you .much misery. Try it! - Works,
fillet You'll like . it!
NICKS VA -TIRO -VIOL.
COLD WEATHER
CLOTHING
All Kinds of Winter Coats -
Men's and Boys' Parkas!
Heaver, Snowproof Work Shirts- $4.95 •
MEN'S OXFORDS, black and brown -
Geos G. MacEwan
Fire, Accident and 'Motor Car
Insurance
OFFICE-MASOONIC TEMPLE
WEST STREET
PHONE 230. . GODERICl
I' : - Q 4
oats , . , $16.95
1VHen's Tweed Pants $5.05
Men's Worsted Pants • .. • • $6.50
Men's pure wool Shirts, brown, grey and tan. These are
smart in appearance and. are warm and comfortable. Get
Mrs while they last,
JACKSON & SOW
1VMEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR AND FURNISHINGS
The Square Goderich .
urnittui:i.ifts
- Gifts
Are L-asting
I1 �s no idle rumor this Christmas Shopping Season that you.
should sht p Early.•
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You'll be disappointed later` if you don't shop NOW
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CHILDREN'S GIFTS
DOLL CARRIAGE, We have.a, remarkably wide selection
of Doll Carriages. - You will find - what you. have
=amongst'them r... __ .... „ -
iaee� l4ok�.�g `for I
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See .
and TRICYCLE
Make a small deposit on these items and we will hold them
for you.
WE HAVE
TABLE LAMPS
that are lovely to look at. Drop in and look them oyer.
How about_ getting that new Tri -lite today? .
J. R. WHEELER
HAMILTON ST.
GODFRICH
Christmas Is Fast
pproachNg...
my About 5 Weeks Remail-. --
B u y NOW,.
47 A
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Lovely Display of Toys
INCLUDING
Walking /fucks- and- Dogs
Something new! A gentle pull on the string and they walk
' right off the counters into the hearts of every child who
sees them. -
Wagons
Scooters
-
ricycles -
Dolls •
ALSO ..
Games (all kinds)
Tap Dancers
Table Hockey
Electric motor kits
"TOY MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION SETS .
for the boy engineer of the family.
ALL -METAL TOYS OF MANY KINDS
STUFFED, ANIMALS glorses, elephants, eats, dogs)
ALL KINDS .OF TOOLS FOR DAD
SMART GIFTS
in PYREX and BURWOOD Novelties
EVERY -DAY HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
E. Breckenridge
HARDWARE --•' PL'(JNLEiNG iiEATYIM
GObAlrH
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