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• THE COURT HOU$E. PROJECT what may be regarded as just demands
for higher wages, higher prices and,
living in California, .writes with refer- Referring to the removal of controls
_epee. to. the project for' the erection of in the United States, Mt. Gordon said
a new court honse: . , . this .step would haVe a . "Marked in-
-The present .one is a very good iluence" on this country. Batt_ he
quite know how to answer a question
specimen of the period in ' whieh the continued, "even granting that the Tplay like that. --,
established. Why , not make the , old
run, bring the price levels of. both said,any more and theu lie said, "Phil,
building an outstanding- hiStutival
. 'Centre .of interest, -renovate_ it where .countries into an, equilibritun,. it is -
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WRAT IRETURN14) MAN THINKS -
Joe Collhis didn't go to the Retue111-.
bEauee Day services in the village.
Joe tuid a brilliant record in this ‘war
and he was all but given up for dead
!age planning the event ' were dis.
tubed. when they asked him to. attend
and he flatly refused. There was quite
a bit of talk around hem.; about his not
going. 1 Must confess I was curious
myself tti know just what happened.
„lie came over Oa Siunlay to loot'at
a heifer I want ti) SPII. We weft., sit-
ting in'the stable on a couple of chop
bags after he bought the heifer and he
said, "I guess people wonder' what got
into 'me the other day." You don't
I wonder whatmy chums are thinking
what NEIL B. POWTER
needed .,;0. iyut how stupid to destroY— nevertheless possible for Ca'nada •to "Ild" Jeukius of Montreal, sales 'promUtion manager
• 13inch-inure intelligent to follow the avoid the painful tytie of sharply in-
, ld sav-- or that. little Frenchman I 'of HoWard Smith Paper Mills Limited,
tiationary dad subsequent deflationary
has b,een restored to its former beauty, •
ir adjustments which are all too evident
the inhabitants taking pride in the
old windows, lamp -posts, brass door in the land of our great neighbors."
knockers; foot tscrapers, etc., down to The Board chairunr. stated that it
the sraallest detail of old world charm. should not be long before the United
• The interest of...tourists because of this
. ' h., States klieture becomes clearer and it
or any of the hundreds of thousands Canada Paper Company an
Paper Mills, Limited, who was elected
saw get killed by a sniper's bullet . . .
of Can -
didn't "come back . . . I . just wonder adian Advertisers at the,recent annual
president of the stm
or Millions of guys like myself who
and hear the world today." conventiou in Toronto. Mr. Powter IS
a Canadian vice-pregident of -,the Direct
what they would say. if they could see
Joe didn't have to say aeything after Mail Advertising Association of Mon -
that. There was something dreadful in! treal and has served on the Board of
What he was thinking. If we believe 1 Governors of ,, the 'Montreal Club of
town." is shown ‘vhetheriii not tarp •scate--;.
restoration. brings a ti y, sun
We, too, shall regret, for sentimental production will rapidly stabilize prices, world, -then it's a 'simple think to lin-.
reasons, the diSappearance of the' old Lind he added that "then we can choose agiue the millions of people who died
our' own -time for complete -
-witift - the benefit a Their -e-N,
'who was elected general Manager and
secretary of the Association of Can-
adian Advertisers at a directo s! meet:
ing held during the thirty-se•ond an-
nual convention of the Association in
the Royal york Hotel, Toronto. Mr.
McQuarrie is a well-known former
eeontrel Music Makers and Bill Newcombe and
IteniTMbrance Day to. take_:.a,ock of his fiddle, -and Warren's Songsters with
ei ie4'm ". iliFAITtiartair-in-- the -wAiirld.- / II SCHOOL NEWS- theft- theliti song of "Doin' What
Joe finally continued. "Jiigt pick up -held---t he Jute rest -of
EDITORIAL NOTES .
for a day. There _seems to be more
-Court house, which during- ourolifetinie in Abe last war looking down on this . •
has been the centre 'round which the
actiies of oar native town have
revolved; but we certainly do not wish
it to be -retained—as , a relic of
V"'". ---• bite:Wen or converting- husbands than-the:lean kltut.Z.7,PerbaitS,
--ltselLin.to .a large-scale °Id curiosity that's- .right,. -11AL, they don't last as_
building cannot be remodelled and en- long time should avoid the -skinny tYpe. quite see' 'myself standing - there on
lairo-ed to suit 'the purposes for -which .,
• It is nsed it were bettez..bfirof the way
NN'e agree with The, _iuradon Free had as many close shaves as „Pte ia
• wrong attitude, but when a fellow has
and replaced hy a modern building.
. THIS 'WEEK AT TH1Br all. Jerry Ginn and his slate were
the newspaper or listen to the radio
elected and *the new Mayor „spoke
briefly, thanking • the electors for the
support given to, him and his officials.
,----- trouble now glair -ever before. People,4.•• --...---- (By Jhn Reynolds) .
A Harvard anthropologist has been are .. starving -Ma gpod many places. --- -
Last week a period of feverish ac-,
advising girls thatfatineu Maketetper There's 'a good chaneg. that another . .
- _c.v.tat-se; • MN -Ur -for the Teen -Age politicians cul -
§ squabbling amongst itself. minate& in the elections„ on Fo, a3
eople are beating the_drums .night, for the Mayer, Reeve -and Coun-
cillors of Teen Town. The candidates
were- -divided into two supporting
slates, each headed by the .proposed
'Mayor, with.' stipporting Reeve and
Councillors. Those nominated were
Don Warren for Mayor, with Mary
At auy rate, thr4 decisiou is not in
the hands of the )people of Goderich.
. The 'Court House- is 'a County building
s- Cminty ratepayers the people of
Goderich; have; of course, -flie-Trigh.-Eto'
" - express their views, and many of them
are inclined to d't3'tilit. if the possibilities
of altering and enlarging the preSent
building to, provide the required ac-
codmodation have been thoroughly
canvassed. At any rate, we -are firmly
Of opinion' that the preSent is not
the . time to. proceed- with a buildin,
project of thjs magnitude, in view "of
the existing shortage of materials and
the high costs of building. .
Further, objection is taken to the
type of architecture shown in the
'Plans for the new building., It ,would
16Ok quite handsome in a street of
large steel and concrete eredtions, but
fear is expressed. that in the centre of
a wooded pa rk it might be decidedly
_out ...)2 place. The presenet Court
House harnuatizes so w.ell With its
Press when it
for a medal i
1 a the big
says: " anyoile is due
' 1 t' for a. better world I think he's,
Joyce Strachan for Reeve, Joan Scott,
Ruth Allison, Shirley Robertson, laic
*Holmes, John chai.`efer and Murney
Johnston for CouncillOts; and,' as op -
entitled t6 having an -opinion of his
t should be Donald Gor-
braw and fearless'. Scot It's easy to sit back an -a form an,
own about such a filling."
who -holds the fort in'Canada for price opinion liko that, but Joe has some-
iosition, Jerry ,9inn for: Mayor, with
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surroundings* -„„that there is fear that
the 'proposed new building would be
somewhat of an 'incongruity.
oreen' McKfty for Reeve, and . or
,itiv-elyhout Multi:au be done to make ham, • Bob- Moorhead; Bill -Newcombe,
this old world better, in place of just George Robertson rand Chrissie Leish-
man. Campaign workers were daring.
and determined. speeches
were and Ginn's putting
faking the,negatti.aPprni.t4-1-:•:114_
John Lewis' is. again ea/ling-for
has takeiL action to prevent it:threat- HELP THE LITTLE ONES
ening Lewis with a jail sentence if he
eontinues to defy the GovernMent. It
will be interesting fo see which is big-
ger, Lewis or tile, Government. And
if the striktt.' Proceeds it will be in-
teresting to see what happens to the
industries depending' upon 4.:011
According to an Ottawa despatch,
a return to three -cent -pbstag-e is Mrs. McDougall, the music instinc-
unlikely. ;is the Postotlice„ Department tor, tuid the children in the tWo schools,
that. evvtittlallY all first -via" mail will vice s(uuething very worthWhile, itls
be carried - by air. This is an anh up to the parents to suppo'rt them.
the Children Fund." whit'll is in dos -
folk --and they are the great majority'
peratti need of money. Some' of you
may have beard Atte 0 ppen l' for funds
- --woidd prefer a reduction of the rate
Editor The Sigual-Star.
Dear Sir, -----May I ask for a little
space to draw ahentien to the an-
nouncentent of' the carol service sou
December tith, which will be found in
the advertising column?
I'm taking it for granted that eyery
Home and School member of. Victoria
and Cehtral schools will be present,
along with all -the 'parents Who are,not
members and interested friends.
long with all the boys and girls. are
plans to extend •the ttir. 111:1i1 service so ,
Nivitrking 'bard to nutke this carol Se '-
'•bitious outlook, but we fancy ordinary ,offering iS to go to the "*ave
CamPaign
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urmture s
Are Lasting kitifts
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You'll be disa.ppointed later if you don't shcrp itOW.
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See Our KINDERGARTEN SETS
- and TRICYCLES
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 over.
How about getting that new Trilite today?
J. R. WIIEELER
HAMILTON ST. GODFRIag
Swap it! Sell it! Rent it ! Buy all Horse sense is what keeps horses.
Use Signal -Star want ads. from betting on what people will. do.
Make This Your Headquaiters For
The G.C.I. student8 miss their plod'
friend Mr. Duckworth, 'who is at pre-
sent -in Westminster Hospital. We
wish him a speedy return to us.
Examinations are again. upon us.
Because of them, theye will be no Teen -
Age dance this week., The next is
scheduled for Friday, December 6th,
when there will be -a general regig-
tratiolf_ for the Teen -Age Club.
ask you, my.„flear," said. the first,- "did
-yon-arlopt ray suggestion about caring
y7our-husband of 'walking in'hiS sleep
by putting a tub of water by his bed?"
"Yes," replied the other, somewhat
grimly, "and. it also cured me of
a -tub water by his bed."
eloquent
Christmas Sh
GIFTS FOR ALL THE -FAMILY AND AN ESPECIALLY
, WIDE RANGE OF 'TOYS FOR iHE KIDDIES
Goderich Dollar Store,
The Square
o
Godene
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How is a
TOOTHBRUS
eNen it' their letters continue to travel m-4:1. the radio the last tyo Saturday
. rriik i: your chance to help save the
liVI'S of the little ehildren over there in
‘vitere he was a inentber of tile Can.- -,. 'ease make your contributions as
On his return from -NeW , York, „Europe.
The'new court 116use should 1;e built
with death for mustard.
and light that bends.
to last at least another nitli‘tY ..‘cars•
, ,, as ye have 'done it unto the. least of
. II.M.4 ' .:S • -lioIlerill'•-, kviii'l' it wag. fr. llra,hen's siatenient ..11:s on the 'applv throughout Canada wherever!
Further 14) your cilitori:11 re -
during 1 he. latter part of De:4:01111)cr
the hell at !hut tinic. 44- I 41.h1 nio
1111‘ bells vk-ert. off' to .5011(1 to
a slip np. somewhere, as II 1\1.c.S.
-Sarnia" was tied irp with 1h.
"t1,0deric.11" and that city received
their :41ip'-.; bell many months ago,
11 Portion, of the p;irty which dislikes Mr. t 1
Ieviti's attitude towards befot:
l',05-in's plain speaking 111',,the face to 1»
1 of It.1155in's obstinate staml-ont 111 most if 1n
*is
'Related t
"Blasting a path of hope
across weed-intested grain
fields" is the way in which .
the Calgary Herald. front-
paged experiments -made
with C-I-L"Herbate"
Just ten days after spraying
the test field, a mass of :
moisture - stealing mustard
weed completely withered
and died leaving the grain
to grow unmolested.
le 1101)4411;4m matter- that eolhe ,
0 the United Notions' assemblies.'
; Churchill ha, p111 the -it 11 -
friends ts-ith the Itits-lan people
Sborill not the Town.(rolitirjl set. an
Hy Edward Sans
bovome of the beh?
A Time Lag
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14,1
(:);4. spEAKB Hugh mru.aaan..1patea wala,what • 0W:1 11‘ (11((q) so11,(o of distaste when
DONALD GOR
of :1 teapot toill1W-4 With' 111S 11 11 11 11111(,),t: .1!!!1(1•4 it Ns:itliont warning
"fflegation that Canadians suffer from into n page of offensi‘e "realism."
a time log in their appreciation of Most modern noNt s. •
With "complete stability of prices no
longer possible," Donald. Gordon, chair -1
modern "rea 1 ism" in lit e rat ure. This included. are admirably composed and
man of the N,Vattinte Prices and Trade' -I could hold our interest withont the
Board, has appealed to Canadian!: deN ice of suaralg: sensationalism. ,Siteh
justl,:), eminent, 'Canadian author eon-
, people for- publie support and pat letup' •
i (thy s ,ntiveds tind less favorAn „Om! the author. too aware a popular pre -
contrivances generate the thought. that
2 tends -that the purple passages in to -
during the period of controlled read-', Dominion than in other eountries ite- rerences, is, writing for "box-office."
justment. . . . 1 eanSe•eur trend of thought is ,not atilt(' 1 Modern writers, ,:in every field Qf
In a series of five breadeasts. nnititIP. 11p to the pace. of our era. To 30I110 of ) Hier:attire, have an unbounded respon.
lig, this constitutes more ,(1. a tribffte 1 :411)1111y toward their nntders. Truly,
in the record of the Prit!eS Tionrd, the!
than a criticism. 1 the quill is mightier than the swerd.
chairman reviewed the preserff econ- Tie
1 hunion mind. In all its va*T110," The ethical health of a -nation can tind
mate kitnation as ..it refers to supply degrees tif altitude. eahtain, all innate i aa benefit ,10 an inferior mental diet
and demand of houSing aceommodation measure of dell
.noneney. This fpptor and the people of today, more than
hag provided mankind with a .coirstant ever. are inestimably reliant upon the.
- as well as to food affil Olothing. struggle since the eoneeptimi of the t written. word for the ,propagation and
' - Forecasting spiralling prictis if eon-. rUee•,and bur: individual, moral% status; grOWth of their ideals. The writer who,
, trols werfi suddenIS• removed, the ehair- Os measuvred.by Oa ability to keep that i in minute detail, dwells npon the stiCky
man stated that ;`12 a controlled awl inherent delinquency in check. Any -I crumbs of an amorous perversion, .or
that vontyibutes to fostering ihe 1 an incidental, vilittarism, is more apt to
Orderly readjust:flea' is preferred, how- thirkg
fanits. of the mind needs more than lliel narrow than broaden the- general ,:nen-
ever ..;01110 4'?ontro10. Will ' }lave to be endorsation of Mr. McLennan to recoin- 1 tal perspective.
. -Continued fOr a lolig while yet. Can- ,, , / as fl.inadians. Must.
adians. ia their role of Producers,
nitegwr as Working men or women,
Or•.:IiiiadlOrd0, , will have to :recognize - realize that saintliness is not a norinal i hope that modern literature will lave
. Most -of us l'PROIlt any huplication t plead guilty to the chiIrge that we live
that we are - prialish. It is eommeff- i in a time lag. Perhaps, eventually, we
Ohble wisdom. te. earry. a broad under- I shall draw, abreast •of our faster-paeed
that $�;a' price u € controlled r(a t:tF�lav f(soyEen:lug but it also. ere ,
to leave �Eltk�E'ti►it� for the P�E'1'('iqE� of "realism." 4o that �vr, owl. aRltl,
• " n.
molt, vnAlnffr ,t� � tt� ac t;cp fir. rr , �t��► ilr� healtlrw imagination. nation. A normal main, may welcome ome' new 4111thors if ti► our
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out 9f the end .,Thus "Lucite"
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terior lighting ieffects and
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