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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-05-22, Page 8IMOIC ,er odench French Dry Cleaners COMPLEa$ SERVICE NEW STEAM `SPOTTING --- • ; "DRY CLEANING and PRESSING •OENERAL FEPAIRS Guara 11 ted Mothproofing SerViee. Waterproofs PICK-UP . AND DELIVERY • Phone 122 C. . Low4nv SupgDort the NewioArena Campaign Opening May 26th 1111110., ,Graeme MacDonald, youngest .son of Ur. and Mrs. Malan MacDonald, Grey township,' won first prize of $1,100 M. a puzzle contest conducted by The Farmer's Advocate. ,p; •• FIRS1' AID RENDERED TO , SICK RADIOS ALSO PORTABLE FOOL -PROOF VOUND SERVICE R. MUNDAY — Certified Radio Technician — PHONE OR CALL 7 Widder St, Goderich, Phone 598 The village of Port Franks, on the Lake 'Huron shore below Grand Bend, suffered severe damage in the recent flood, and it is feared that unless some Aux are made in the eourse of the Aux Sauble River another flood might wipe out the entire settlement. We grow to resemble What we admire. IF IYou worry abottt• your present or, future security,. Phone Carlow 1706 pr write B. R. ROBINSON' Monarch Life, Assurance repre-., sentative, H.R. 4, Goderieh. • 36tf 4111.11. THE GODErtiell SIGNALSTAR uron Presbyterial W.M.S. Executive NIMC111.0.1111.11111111111111.11111•10WammomMer Report of First Synodical IVIeeting eiven, by the . Delegates Tie members of the executive ,t.tf Huron Presbyterial W.M.S. of the - Presbyterian Church in Canada met in Clinton Presbyterian chnrch on Tuesday. May 13th, ,to hear reports of the W.M.S.' SYnedical meeting held recently at Stratford, and ttj plan the work of the Presbyterial. Representatives we,re present from, Auburn, Clinton, „Goderich, Densaa, Exeter and Seaforth, and the meeting opened with a devotional period .of meditation .and prayer conducted by th.e Presbyterial president; Mrs. G. Bisset. a' The corresponding secretary, Miss 13. -Campbell of Seaforth, gave an ex- Cellent suimnary of the Synodical meet- ing, thej first of its kind, with 235 delegates attending.. It was stated that there was -wealth of material in this year's study Book on India', and members were urged to do their utmostto Make .W.M.S. meetings realty interesting. 'Suggestions front departmentsecre- taries included requests for magazines and jigsaw puzzles for mental hospitals, books and magazines for Frontier Col- lege, and that good missionary .liter- ature be passed onto the home helpers, A, decrease in "Glad Tidings" sub- scriptions was.noted, and as Huron had the best record it was suggested that it alight lead the way in.an increase of sabscriptions next year. New Trends in Missionary Work Mrs. G,, Bisset gave some iteing of interest from an address by !Mts. A. H. MeMurrich of Toronto on "New Trends in Missionary Work." Busi- ness' men are gaining valuable inform- ation from missionaries '-on furlough front foreign countries and this is greatly • Appreciated.. 'The' .nursery IIMIMEN1111111ft. 9 Richmond Street East, ONTARIO FARM SERVICE FOR.C.E2 Toronto Ontario. Please senci furthes information and -an pplication form for the Ontario farm Service Force. Nan7e ........... '.`' ... . ..... . .... .;Alge........,.... "Address° .. . ................. . .... .. . (.1.6. ...... .°.' .'e."..) 'Town .. . ..... . .. . .. .,-. ., .... . dirv. a1144.1efrom. ............... . j°6 ot, 1 ° Itiundreds of young women have already enlisted in the Fahn Service Force, ° and are earning *good ;••••/ money...under pleasant working -conditions, .. on sunny' Southern Ontario farms. All through the summer months, they'll enjoy the healthy companionship of Y supervised community camps. , Work on surrounding farms will be.carefully supervised. Theyql come back in the Fall with cash in their potkets and the deep . satisfactiOn of a j6b well ' done., • If you are sixteen years of age or ofer, why not mail the above 'coupon today?* join these willing workers in helping our farmers raise a bumper crop for a starving world. sp`pphcation*can also be made at the nearest National implayment .Sereme office. •••• We know.. . being team captain has its responsi. bilities. But when,you're rounding up your team, will you try not to'rnake too many calls at once? Remember -some grown- up may need that party linc in a hurry . .Thanks a lot! PARTY LINE COURTESY IS CATCHING... Putting it into prattice on every call you make is our best guarantee that others will do the same for you. 1. Keep calls brief. 2. Space your calls. 3. Give right-of-way " to urgent:calls. DOMINION7PROVINCIAL COMMITTEE, ON FARM LABOUR . AGRICULTURE LABOUR EDJCATJ.N THE DELL feLEFHQ,NE COMPANY • OF CANADA Lightuing Rod - Installation and Repair Service. Pumps and Pressire Systems of all t» e$. E gines, Motors, and Wind - ills. Goodyear Its in all stand- ard length!. ° All farxr equip e nd achinery. NEW Iir,)EA DISTRIBUTORS GODEBIECH, ONT. Phone— Carlow 2821 school in Vancouver, and the meetings for the mothers of the children, are proving very worthwhile, andare open- ing the way to wider avenues of Christ- ian service. St. Margaret's girls' centre in Toronto is, helping girls whose homes are broken up for various reasons, to get training that will tit them to be good citizens. Mrs. MeMurrich also - spoke of the work being- opened up agatu in Formosa and China and asked for the prayers of all W.M.S. members for the missionaries over there. Mrs. Dunlop fuOved a vote of thanks to the president and secretary for their tine rewts, and in the business ses- sion which followed the treasurer's re-' port Showed a balance in the general fund of $(1S0.50, all increase on last 3 -ear. • _ Plans- were made for the visit to Ilurou of Miss M. Williamson, who Ls on furlough front 1ndia After ad- dressing the Arthur Circle of .Knox church, Goderieb, on Monday evening of this week she is to addressmeetingsit? Seaforth,-:Clinten„! Exeter and- Myth - during the week. India is very much in the • news these da3.s,and. her mess- age should be of interest to all the women o -f the church. . Hints for Press Secretaries' . • A number of 'Suggestions were re- ceived" from Mrs.' C. 11.- McDougall of Strathroy for the -benefit of press. secre- taries. She stated that it, was not satlicient to say "There was an inspir- ing address," when one Meaningful quotation or heading will create inter- est' for the reader. "Ask 'yourself, Is there anything in this..report that as 1 read it. would Make me sorry, I missed the meeting, or does it give one- the impression:-- , 'Same old thing, 1 didn'tifitiss much!! "Let Al.:N=6w let' the readilig•publie: know-7'11ga. those who Were not there missed something. Your just saying it was a splendill meeting isn't enough. ' Try' telling what it • was that made it ". The Mission Band rally .wiU. be at Exeter this year; the fall rally of .the Preshyterial It Seaforth, and the Pres- byterial will.pay the„,expeuses for a girl from cIinton to attend Kintail ,•. • Greetings Were received' from Mrs. Fox Of Clinton, danghter of the first Presbyterial president, and from A.1.1- . -• !11. Arnold of 11e01.011. the only re- mairilfig charter niember. and sincere sympathywas extended to Mrs: J, C: Greig of Seaforth. who has recently sufferedbereavement in the death or, her husband. The meeting was brought to n . close sAlth prayer by Mrs. A. Taylor. • Those present ,from Goderich were Mrs. (1 BissO. Mrs. As. II. Erskine, Mrs. . IL C. Dunlop, Mrs`.. (I, Henderson and Mrs. A. Taylor. 40momirr Elimination Of Waste First Rule For Health Regular elimination • of wastes from the body is, one of the para- motuit rules for good healtlikt Mil - bank's Laxa-Liver Pills are :of help to faulty elimination. The combina- • tion of laxative and tonio drugs amtained in these pills make them one of the most useful and :best remedies for disordered conditionof the eliminatory organs. Wilburn's Laxa-Liver Pilla- help to • stimulate theli' Ver clean. the coated tongue, sweetenthe breath and einlitate 77813te from the aye - tem. As an "after-dinner'! pill they relieve that bleated feeling and help indigestion. gold at drug Comintern evatywhere. .1 • rho ire MMI0171 c, Ltd.„ Taranto. OWL Refrigeration SALES sEirtvitE AU, MAKES Commercial—Domestic Manning • Refrigeration Service Cali 'ior Free Estimate 50 ELGIN AVE. PHONE 1098 36tf visinimmomipzimmoammowiimamemounimmair. Cemetery. DETAGHTPUL ZEMIllk MA.101% DUNCAN, KB.Z* -Those who °attended the illustrated lecture given by Major Duncan, M.B.E.. in the Bapttst church on Wednesday night. of last weelt iVerii`given a rare treat. The films were beautihily tolored, .and the lecture wail interest - instructive and entertaining. • • Major Duncan' is a fluent speaker .and he °interjected many humorous in- cidents in his aildress. Lie was in- troduced by the pastor of the church, Rev. ° G. W. Medley, a fellow -padre in the last ware The address was entitled "England's Green and Pleasant Land," and it was Uie ,story of British churches in stone and color. The speaker took his audi- ence on it picture trip to England and Scotland and concluded his address with, pictures of cemeteries in whiCia are ule.graes -of Canada's, beloved dead in England and in Italy., , ° Ile showed the lovely gardens on estates in England ,where Canadian troops were quartered ; the dilapidated tents in which they lived for i time. Typical villages, and farms, among them one farm of fields of lavender; centuries-old Manor hauses, and last, but by no means least,,, the ancient, cathedrals and churches, some of which were built before the Norman con- quest; Edith. Otivell's tomb at Nor- wich; Winchester Cathedral where early kings of England were crowned. The speaker also look his audienCe to Scotland and showed pictures of scenes made famous in history. The lecture was delightful in every respect, and was worthy of a muexi larger patronage. If you try to take too much in hand you'll put your foot in it. .Hciw totom,iat RHEUMATIC PAIN Rheumatic pains may often be caused by excess uric acid, a blood impurity that , should be extracted by -the kidneys. If kidneys fa and excess Vc acid remains, it may cause severe discomfort and pain. Treat rheuinatic pains by keeping your kidneys in good condition. Get and use Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's help your tritineys det rid cif trouble -Making poisons and excess ,acids--belp y - feel better. See what Dodd's can do ar you. 137 Aimpsommir BAKEI?, WINDMILLS Beatty- Pressure Systems (Both shallow and deep well) CHICAGO AIR moTok • Pumpe Repairs for Pumps and Windmills Oil Bath Pump Jacks --1, m. Fitzpatrick KINTAIL Plumbing and Heatini Agent for Eastern. Steel Roofing Co. Phone Dungannon 120 R.R. 3, Goderich* • Memorials T. PRIME & (formerly, (7unning:larn & Pryde) Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth Write Box 150, or phone 41J, Exeter . and we 3ha11 be .pleilsed to call, 1 TRIM tT NAY 22na, 1017 ow Are Your AKES? If tb.ey eed relining DEMAND fro your gaihgea.an JOHNS -MANVILLE brake -lining clutch -lining. If he ham:ft it in stock, we can supply h'ist with it. 11 Lining ybur brake with JOHNS -MANVILLE LH eans . getting a better safety job than even the police call for. And the police will be cheOking car brakes any'day now. JOHNSZTANVILLE are the largest manufacturers. of. this produt in North ,Anierica. It is A 100 PER CENT..Cana- dian product. Healthful Enjoyment Is Money's Best Emplbyme ent.— GIVE GENEROUSLY WHEN CALLED UPON FOR A DONATION TO GODERICH'S NEW ARENA. radley & Son Goderich Phone 247 or 658 WHEELER'S FUNERAL SERVICE No extra charge for the use of our Funeral Rome; Toron- to Street Prompt Ambulance 'Service Phone bSti* • 'Res. 355 or 7 GODERICH MEMORIAL SHOP 'NEWEST DESIGNS ' BEST OF MATERIALS „Guaranteed Virorkmanship at prices that will please you. SAVE ALL AGENTS FEES -Call at our office: or drop us line to Box 161, Goderleh. We will be pleased" to can and -help 'choose a. suitable memorial for your, family plot. R. A, SPOTTON . St. Andrew's St. ••,„ FREE ANIMAL SE ICE OLD - DISABLED OR DEAD CATTLE • HORSES � HOGS • SHEEP.. CALVES Promptly and Efficiently Removed _Stimoly Phone Collect_ 910r16 Clinton 21'. Ingersoll • 215 Stratford WE DO°THE RESTI . . 4s • 4'400, The last ShOW disappears from the hollows ....the stkeams. rise, sink, run clear again ....' buds sprout and burst ... the land *dries .. field work starts ag4in .. spring plowing, harrowing, seeding ... • Spring .work calls- for labour and rnopey which will not yield returns until harvest. Inhe meantime the.' Royal Bank is read with seasonal loans to pay for labour, seed, fertilizer,equipment: and improv' ements to land and • _buildings. Your local manager is always glad to see you. THE ROYAL"BANK OF CANADA d0DiRICH MANCH - W. G. OULMAGO, Manager :1 1111,u t! r 11 , •