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Royal Bank Bldg. pt
amilton Street, Goderich fa
Phone 908. e:
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CHARTERED a ACC() ' ANTS
W. CECIL ATTRIDGE'.
CII4liTER1D ACCOUNTANT tl
Phone No.—Otiice .343W House 343J h
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AUCOUN'TJNU thD BOO1 'EYING •u
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%, CCOUNTINU & BUO1i1 EEPIN-U h
SL+'11,VICE n
For. e neall Bitsines:6es, Stores, late.
Bookkeeping Systems Installed. 1
Books Valanced Monthly 1
Financial Statements 1
Wage Summaries
Business and Personal Income Tax ,1
Returns -
ALi3ERT 6I0.Itl: (
Office:Corner North St, and. Square a
' Ylaone 975. ..Residence Phone 444. €
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INSURANCE t
cE.1LLUl' ,MlU'1'UAL FIRE IN-
SU1tAr;UE COI --Farm and iso- :
"late( -tdwn property insured.
OlficerS. . _:....12resi.cseat,•_ , Jfi a.lt.k : _.. I..C- ..!
Gregor, Clinton, R.R. 5; Vice -President,
Chris, Leonhardt, Bornholm, R.R. ;
Manager and Secretary -Treasurer, 'M. ;
A. Reid, Seaforth. •
. Directors—break ,McGregor, Clinton ;
b.H.
Chris. Leunlurdt, Bornholm; lm ,
Whitmore, R.R. 3, Seaforth; W. it,
Archibald, R.R. 4; Staforrthe Harvey
Fuller, lt.li. 2,, boderi'ch; E. J. Tre-
wartha, 11.1t• 3, Clinton'"; -John U_ Mc-
Ewiug, R.R. 1, Myth; Hugh Alexander,
.R.R. 4, Walton.; J. L. Malone, 1t:R. 5,
Seaforfh,
Agents—Johno E. R.R. 1; George -A. P 'r, Brucelield,
'e -A. WiiI Bij'th, R.R.. 1;
R. Finlay M.claercher, .Dubliu, lt.It. 1;
J -..--.F. Pruetereeare cihktgeu.
Policy -hullers cau utakt all pay-
naeuts and get their cards reeeipted- a .it
the ltoyal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Cutt's
Grocery, Kiugst. u •Street, Goderich,-Ur
J. 11. Reid's General Store, I3aytield.-
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Dn. 1. i , .., _,
NOSE, THROAT
Late /louse Surgeon New lurk
Opiltlial.huic ouch Aural Hospital, :l.,seist-'
ant at Mluoretield 'Eye hospital. and
Golden 'Square Throat. Hospital,
Loudon, England: ,.
EYES • TES•I't:ll., GLASSES
SUPPLIED
-53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
'. Telephone 207.
Next visit Bedford iLutltl, cauderlch,
\Veduesdaj', April 3011i, 1917, at 2 pan,
till 4.30 p.iu, -
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS
TIIERAIII ST
Goderich, a1'hn1ie-'341
OFFICE IlOU1tS r.
on.. & Thurs.--9 to 11.30, ia.r.
2 to 5 p.m. (only)
Tues. & Fri. -9 to 11.39.am. •
2 to 5 pas. and 7 to 8 p,m.
Wed. & Sat. -9 to 11.:10 a.m. (only) •
• Mineral Rune baths -by appointment
only. •
A. N. AT{.K INSON .
61 South St.
Registered under Drugless Practitioners
Act for;. the Province of Ontario.
UE DATES OF
ATIOIT -COUPONS
Coupon's now Valid are sugar -pre-'
r•ves 826 to 648 ivad.•.l utter' B35 to
l8. The next butter coupon becoming
slid is 1,341rolr April 24. One sugar
upon is good for the purchase of one
Bund of sugar or 24 11. oz, fountain
uit or. 4 lb. cut comb honey or 4 lb.
rtl;acted honey or 2 lb., honey butter
r
24 1h. oz. jam or 24 11..oz. jelly dr" ::4
oz. marmalade. or 2 cite, molasses.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q.—I own a small tourist home in
tie country. Does - the Government
ave any control over housekeeping
uoanS•In a country tourist- home? • '
the accommodation is not a
easonal boarding house serving three
seals per day it would be considered
hared accommodation and is covered -
y regulations for this type of accoua-
aodation.. -
Q. -I have been renting a house since
943 and it irsi up for sale now. How
ong can a person stay in a rented
rouse if the landlord sells it •while you
Ire stilt renting it?
A.=If the property wits not r ur-.
;•based', between November 1st., 1944,
lull July 25th, 1945; no valid uutice.
o vacate, _generally speaking, may be
riven the tenants of any private ltous-
-ug accommodation as -long -as the
emAnt pays his rent promptly and is
veil behaved.
Q. --What is the
ceiling. .
price
fol
-lb. and 5-1b. pails of corn syrup and
Iso catsup if sold )within a tadius
..1i1'!'r- title
A.—Manufacturer's price is set to;
vholesalers. Wholesaler's mark. up
nd retailer's mark up is also set at
asic period mark -up, provided it does
of exceed the maximum. mark up
give �the Board. To
•ou
Bowed byS
a direct natiswer we should have to
have the name of your grocer. •
--A
Q•— My Third was charged 8c for
one chocolate bar. Why ....are store-
keepers allowed to rob- children lake
this?
A.--'rit(� cejlil price ou chocolates
of all kinds was removed on April 21141.
Storekeepers: may charge whatever
�r h
A. L. COLE
Optometrist --Optician
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont.
P. J. RYAN
Real Estate and ' Insurance
Office and' Residence: " -
11 Trafalgar Street
Phone 603 F- OR SALE—Houses of all.kinds
choice building lots, business pro-
perty and . several good farms.
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INSURE IN SUPg
INSURANuE
CONk EDERATtON n.li1FE V
WIND.- CAP,
FIIRE—Freferr-1, rates f(Da°
pre erre tn rrs>,-.
ACCIDENT SICKNESS
Consult
J� FARRISH • ,
Phone 82-13 "Dungannon .
°HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST WRRICL Y
ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 170, 194Z
GODERIC.
THHAll
C . - .� r , > ,' > " r • > a 1 Rev. Reba Rein at
CreesFinest People Ti 1 aster thank-ulfernig meeting
NORTH ST. id,1NITI+ai[D W.II.t9.
There siert! also a couple of letters'frow
a 1lt'tle French girl and. her Wither
thanking the, Ass ociation for gifts stent.
onp t ' of the W.M.S. of North street United Victoriat. Church to them which had made Chriennas
the ��'�'"• cher•ch was held in the ehurch parlor,
possible is their home.
with a go -Oil attextdauce, lu the ale In re>spentse to an appeal. front tlie'.
4ce • of the president, t;ideaht, Irt�. .lt. J. WOii7lla P e jA I" � ab �f the committee in charge of the T.B. clinic
Until ria®lane"man es Sir a ,
Former Mission ,ry in. . lluward, Mrs. C. M. Robertson. presided.
the North Country The meeting; was opened with a hymn,
followed by prayer by ]firs. Robertson.
z- DONALD B. 1;',LUE .— 'Bus Schedule Now Iii Effect --
1XPE`1IEN(.'IEIa AUCTIONEER '- 1°.eaves Goderich • Arr'ives Goderich
feiceeosed for Comities -of' Huron
awl Bruce
• RIPLEY, PHONE 49
For. iuforntatiou apply to J. N.
l�{ernighan, Division Curt Clerk. . C 8.:;0 p.m. D 1'2.15 a.m.
(Roderick, Ont. •.� Daily except Sunday.' •
1; Friday- and Saturday only to Stria-
Thet'V.A 6f St:Geurge.s church ou
"thank you" letters were read
by the corresponding secretary,• Mrs.
Tuesday evening held an interestingBarber, who also acted as' recording
meeting at which Rev. R. Jose1J'n secretary in the absence of Mrs. E.
of Luckuow gave a splendid illustrated 8heardowal. ; Mrs. C. M. -Robertson read
address on his work among the Cree , an„ invitation from the Evening 'AUX-
Indians on Albany Islu.udd situated at- ilitiry to -the members of the W.SI.S.
the mouth of the Albany River on to be present with thelu at their thank-
James Buy, where he: spent' eleven' offering supper ou . April 21st. She
years in the mission tield. The speaker also read aan invitation from the Vic -
was introduced by Rev. B. 11. Farr, toria street W.M.S. to attend their
rector of St. George's.. thank -offering meeting uu the .evening
Two vocal duets were pleasingly of April 13th, when' Rev. Reba Herr' of
rendered by Miss Phyllis Middleton Varna - would be the speaker, Mrs.
and Miss Helen Videan, with Miss - lloWaird Robertson took charge 'oL . he
Eunice Milne at the- piano. devotional ptniod, which, wag opened
During the course of his address,-Si1r. by the :singing of the hymn ''Jesus,
Joselyn spoke of his enjoymikit of the Saviour, Pilot Me," a favorite hj'mn
work, though the only coriliuunicatiuu chosen by one of the shut-in members,
with the outside world was 'when two Mrs. Grey." Mrs., alaskell .offered
mails arrived during the year, brought prayer, making special mention of Mrs.
by a supply boat. He was in charge Grey. 'This rwus followed by the sing -
of the mission ,for • eleveu years and ing of .the -'hymn "Rock of -Ages,' chosen
showed' pictures of the church, mission by another shut -ill member, Mrs. John
house school, Indians, and dog sleds. Robertson. The !:aster Scripture les-
IIe said that, in his opinion, the sons, from Mark 14:22-20 `and Luke
smaller missionary schools' were pre-
ferable to the larger bn rding schools.
The Government Insists tllllt" English
be taught in the latter. "The Indians
are not academic,; all tht'y need is to
be taught in,their own. language.
Leave- them aloe with their own arts
I • fts. The Cree Indian is proud.
fill ra
They are the finest peoplean-the earth
until they sleet the white titan."
"1 feel from the bottom of my hurt
they, sboul-d be left alone. They are a
grand people -they are really-. Go'd's.-'
people," he- added fervently.
Beautifully beaded'and silk -embroid-
ered Samples of the Indians' wol`k, be-
sides .finely cured skins and leather
mitts shown, were a proof of his words.'
He said all church services in ,his
parish Were well attended, the men
occupying pews ou one side, the women.
and children on the- Other. He sang sa
hymn in the Cree language.' •
Mrs. B. H. Farr,,•,..president of the
• ahaiai-k-ed the speaker, the vocal-
ists, also the members of othe-r churches
W110. Were present, and. the sleeting
was closed with prayer and. the belie-
d-ietele 1,y tilts rector. -
.:4 :1-12, were read by Mrs. Cole. Mir ,
A. Y. lIe.idersotl i s• guest -speaker ;a't'e
a beautiful Easter message, and a
vote of thanks \was tendered to her
by 31rs. Chapman. - The sleeting was
closed with the singing of a hytfin
and prayer by Mrs. II. Robertson..
THEIR GOLDEN- WEDDING •
Mr. and Mrs. R. McCabe celebrated
the fiftieth Intl 1 lI\ of their ;
Ed
:
111r on Sunday, April i 1ft 'the
o
tie
- thea'- dau lite•La<alndseen4adUW,.-. Lr.L.
vl" g
-laud 'Sirs. John Snell.' Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sproule and
son Don, of London ; Miss Jean Me
Cabe, Windsor ; Messrs. Verne and
Ilugh McCabe, Goderich township; Mr.
and
Dianne,
and :errs. Robert Peck
Atomic-tDlucb as World S which is to be field here in May, twelve
o. 1 ro Die , cauvaasers have volunteered their ser-
Nwith Sirs, Baxter as group cap -
The annual thank -offering meeting taut. Mrs: Baxter gave san Interesting
of the W.M.S. of �'icLuria street United
report of the convention of the Ontario
Federation of home and School AS -
church was' held at the evening service sociatlons held at Toronto in the ltoyal
last Sunday. and was conducted by Yerk Hotel. The convention topic was
the minister, Rev. L. H. Turner. In- "It:ducation fur One 61'orld." Seventy
eluded in the cotugregation were repre- tram associations have .bee�i forrued
seutrttivet3 of the �Iissiuuary Societies during the past year, Vehich brings the
of Kiux Presbyterian and North street + membb,rship in Horne and School. As -
United church, The speaker of the soefatious hi the Province of Ontario
evening was Rev. Reba Bern, of Varna up. to 42,000. Family training shapes
United church, who is the second tbe.course of world events, but families
woman in l'auadti to ,be ordained to need to join together for strength, said
the ministry of the United Church.
the speaker. One of the melds in the
A full choir under the direction of hotel- had remarked to the Federation{
Miss Mary Joyce Strachan sang the presidentomeand thatSchool they conventliked toiion havein the
the
H
ins
anthem "Sun of My Soul, with Charles
Itrcrl;cv taking the solo. patcts. A solo, hotel. *. "There aren't so many over-
flowing ash trays, and no beer bottles."
•Miss Nancy Anne Wilmot sang.sweet-
ly - a Stephen Foster dumber, ''Sonia
Folks," accompanied by her mother.
".Bless This. House," was sung by Miss
Evelyn Breckow.
Miss ileru based her subject. "The
Missionary and the Atomic Age," on
the text : "Foe by grace are ye paved The meeting closed .with the National
through faith; and that nut of your- Anthem,. after which a dainty lunchsalves ; it is a gift of God." r was served by the social committee.
1'b0 atomic bomb, she said, is the.'
\we,rld's No. 1 problem. Few have
grasped the Illealtlillg 01 a111)1111E energy,
its stern reality as the most crilciat1 of
any ago. She vividly • described the -
devastation and suffering caused by the.
bombing of Hiroshima in Japan.
"We have to face the unpleasant to-
day because of our own' failure." She
was convinced that people were un -
ill hap-
pen
of the satiation. Whatw h p
• or Russia gets
1 leu if lu••tthen nut1o115,g
h
hoist of she atomic bomb? The latter
nation-- fes -nos levers -fit . ,.the.,.,.Goe.pe1, sef.
Jesus ('hrist, she said. "There is
only nue way to face • these problems,
and that 1 through the missionary who
goes out to preach Christ, -aand Him
crucified."
go
•,Russia,and
• '«"(• he t ( to to China
Zurich; 31r. iind -Airs. stay Fisher, Galt, .Ialetn and preach ('hrist as we never i_
3Ir's. - Ilelen Ferguson-, Brampton : 1Ir. hove .before if we. are true to God.
and 'Mrs. Jack Snell and Barbara- Kaye. The work done by, Wesley ik the found -
Londe baro, correspondent. Sir. and altiou Id British greatness. We should
.31rs. McCabe are fouler residents of r b0 at grip, with t1li world `situation
Goderich. - i 'inti feel. the force of the ' tight for
'righteousness. . We must pray for
Russia. We Cannot go on -uult•ss Willshe is
(5,it1 e life il: our very-sAfety depfu`ls
tUrn6� I VI ST
M. Rawlinson l.imite.: regularly mesemesePrice they like, providing their p1•olit up and ship household Furniture. Con-
ao'titiated Pool Cars to MRobe, Saskatch-
1s reasuual,hlc and just. There is no ow n. Alberta, British (Adorable,e, and to,
reason, however, wily anyone has to , (,atifornia.Write, MIreorphone for reduces/
pale shprices' 11)1 s' If he (does not wish freight rates - - Established 1885
to till 610 YongeSt..,..°f`osa.
Tar -Quit
"' t oVll(b, l'ActtI1iQ, ,,tif.111.115 tied SIOB[j¢ld
hotelier. tells 1110. there' is
• ((111)1.; price 01-1' 11)1•:lt 11 w. I�ry1llIS
Nte 'there (crtatittly i a1 ceiling
pt•ice till 11) 1)i "lull if ;vtttt. foe•"1
are busing o\er)-i 0i'ged It_'t. 1,�- 1;104,v,.-
4-
t 1he 11111110 of 1l1(+ (111;1.1101' arutl WeWeill
('heel: his - priVe lie
should haveprice charts dinirl;lyt d in
1-1.i8 store.
A 7.05 aril.
H 9.15 0.111. .1
12.15 p.n1.
1.25 1►.m.
11.35 ant.
9.35 p.m.
9.30- p.m.
• EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED ACCTIONEIi •
Correspondence .J)romptly an-
swered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
calling Phone 203, Clinton.
Charge moderate .and fiatisfae-
tion ( tut ratnteed. ' 19t.f
AUCTIONEER
Matt Gaynor
—Experienced Auctioneer—
;Sales Conducted Anywhere
Write or phone collect
Goderich-Phone • 626M
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14:27
HAROLD ,rACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
I!URON AND -PERTH
For information, etc.. ' write
R.R. 4, Seaforth; or phone r(col-
lect) Seaforth, or 867,,•Go0,00.
T. CAPITAL THEATRE 'Jr
Now --In ;Technicolor --Walt Disney's, `:MAKE MINE MUSIC."
onday, Tuesday and Wednesday—
Dennis Morgan, Jack Carson and Janis Paige
Those two irrepressible, GuyS from Milwaukee return in a Tecni-•
-color musical to set you dancing, to set you wtristling and to
keeif you laughing
``The Time, the Place, and the Girl" -
Thursday, Friday ;Ind. Saturday—
John Wayne; Gail Russell, Irene Rich and IIa•rry-Carey
Againts the scenic grandeur (If the rugged old Vest.le fashioned a
new idea in' rdmantic adventure.
"The Angel and the Bad Man"
Coming' --Julie I ishop and' Jest; Barker, in "IDEA GIRL." N
Matinees Wed., Sat. and Holidays at2.39" p.nt.
is
ford.
QV 771 99
>'
0ll it. ,as dries that of generaltions `to'
come. 3Ias' (god grant that -oilr 1)111
} -lounry enterprise he a Hanle Id tire
ill e\-ali;a•liziug the world.- rife spe:iher
(concluded. • .
( .1l,l,rojIIiate liynul$' \mrl• �i1111.1 kind
i1o' i\iee. \mal-1'ullt'111dt•(1 \witJi til,•
b.eu •L1,icliL,l1' _IJron_ouncecl 11y I•;.e•\. L. 11:1r
•
Turner.
• H. -S. CLUB HEARS REPORT
TION
C -and I► Slrlldays and llt,lidtlys only.
.11l tither Times are I ),lily
Connections at Clinton for - Q.ondon;
Detroit, ®\'inghanl, Walkerton, Port
Elgin and Owen Sound.
Connections at Stratford for Wondstoeii
K1tehene4 Guelph. Hamilton • and
Toronto.
t'onneetiorls at :5litchell for Listowel
and London.
For information phone British Ex-,
change phone. 691 or 717.
0
et/bet' &e—
miserable, draggy—
low in vitality—loWcr
in spirits, perhaps you
don't think of y1'Ur
kidneys as being t0
blame. Yet faulty kid-
neys may often cause
backache, headache,:
rheumatic pains, disturbed rest or that .
"tired -out" feeling. That's the time to. get
and use Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's help
your kidneys to clear the trouble -making
poisons and excess acids from the systern.
and give•you a' chance to feel better, work
better. Get Dodd's Kidney Pills today. 141
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t'� :til., st Pu i !.e (li-. _t t t ' lit• ssseas
.1111 :., ,essi , .'::lir
tca.H..5:,
Gror Summer Homes
0ntt-Cottoges--
'--
dawa cord au +',1r i 1
—,ends hat air ruin re
b
Aare Ir instead ,.( Ic.r K
outside—elrcularca a r—
aahn flet—,no
avenrn(;h nt u+ rA e
TWEED STEEL WORKS
(IMIIID (0,p. ►, TWEED, 01(1.
Flits ' 4I» RENDERED
TO w
SICK RADIOS
PORTABLE FOOL-PPOO1"
SOUND SEIWICE
3. R. MUNDAT ,
— Certified Radio trechili ellan
PHONE OR CALL
7 Madder St., Goderich, Phone 598
Swap it! Sell it! Rent it 1 Buy Sit 1
Use Signal -Star want ads.
TIME TABLE CHANGEg,
.EFFECTIVE '
Sunday, April 27, 1.947 '
.. 9
Full information from AgentC
Canadian National Railways
Nouse Cleaning Time
is.-Herekain!
WE HAVE 'A STOCK 1 OF° - -
S. t e
a
rs
'both wooden, and metal, that will come in mighty handy at
;this .time; ,
See our Heavy-duty Ten -foot Contractor's Step -ladder.
D'TST 1VLOPS, BROOMS and HOUSE BRUSHES of all kinds.
a
Garth
the Gardeh Malice?
e?
See our Rakes, Brdom Rakes, Spades, Shovels, etc.
JUST- AIVD
A11 -steel concealed 'and surf t' ce type 1 td
cine Cabinets with glass shelves. '
F. T.. Armstron
OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST
Square Goderich
"See Armstrong and -See Better'
At Lucknow first Friday of .
each month. -
L'W.CRAIGE
INSURANCE
pda"
It,EAL ESTATE
PHONE 24
GOPERICU
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ENJOY PEACE OF MIND
and freedom from financial
losses by insuring today.
TALK IT OVER TODAY WITII
GORDON JBWELL
R.R. 6, Goderiel
Phone Carlow 21 -4.
Geo. G. MacEwan
Fire, %. te1dent and Motor Car •
Insurance
OFFICE—MASONIC, TEMPLE
WEST STREET
PHONE 220 G00 11.1ICH
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HARDWARE — PLUMBING — HEATING
i ft PHONE 135 Godcrich'
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