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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-08-21, Page 2oberitil Otgitat.*tar Agricultural nithlights of. the Week rases the Yututg clovers are Via, til the band in the c iteaa 18i1-] ON cOUNTY'S FOREMOSTsleaned 1;10.)WIN, Agri- cultural ii is . Bative far Published by ibnaL Stat liter= Canty Thy threshing ,and "combining" of $2.� a gear; to Unit. A iP � t--canala • and.. aces, .50.Britain, • fell wheat- is practically completed in States, ��.64➢. � the vunty . This year's sample. is JlAepart� Ottawa- - small and shrunken compared with a lbe�^�1cra ss Association ' noruaal sample, ann. yields Wye •been Member of Canadian Weekly • ou an aver - Baer ►5d down, cutt�i�ic ralaiY• running GEO. L. ELLIS • age from twenty to twenty -rive bushels per sere. There is quite a demand 21st, for fall wheat seed front fields that weie not iufested too severely with f�>r anew Variety, Purnell 1t iLii.� $IIig Rates,.on request. Authorized �lephQaae cl mail, Peet. O — Swum Circulation2, W. H. IlloBr1E rsoN TL1UI L)A INDIA WIN'S HOS \. • •ST 1947 India has achieved her independence and , hereafter will have to depend spun the wisdom and strength of her own =leaders for the solution of her forla plat problems. Britain loses the greatest i Mingle unit of her Empire and no longer of resting beat an up may boast that her territories include Eve rim, gene-iourtle of the world's population. more coni' The British Empire, as it has been words. fur zt few uproud cent -dries, is outs, but j While t " "vial c? 1 in it place is the British Colnntuu "vis the I Pill WEER Of LAZY MEADOWS°II w ara id, Harry . Bogle udfether always said that aud thinking you ceeldn't stunt. ;And 595'. which is resistant to loose smut. Indications are!! that the aereage Turnips are making very gnu .. growth. every though late -seeded, and with the constant reserve of moisture in the soil, as a result of our wet spring, the possibility of water -cure is not so great as last year. Water- t•ore- seems to st,ovv up afore %Vhen turnips are short, of moisture for a period which retards the growth, f�ol- lowed by a heavy rain which. makes it possible for the turnips to absorb very telictlly too much water from the eoi1. This disease of turnips can be grreatly' iutlueuced and controlled by Iuaintaia- ing a sufficient amount of boron in the soil at the proper time daring the ten or �tifteen per cent. greater than turnip's growth. Many fields in the eouttte are uow at that stage, the in Xi>ld• _ __._...,..... .a „r_ � turnips being a�uut one inch tu.une and Considering ligtalf inches in diameter, Rods oe- t safest way to en -sure the crop against ing ehe :seeding period, and the aate spring grain and oats were sown, the this bad disease is to dust -or 'spray the turnips with a coutpeund contain - date at which many of our yields of those. fields sowu earliest e I try it in inethe element boron. If dusting. about f hie, have been quite -good, in a , .-. - 40 to 50 pounds of tne prepared dusting material will be sufficient for one acre. are as good as last year. Fields which rt. sit ( et i oun ,.o lay pasture m x- of turnips. It• may be applied with -est • I collected -an old tucker a pea duster. or a _potato elusteeecebut • -some the hitter seems to give better results. , tures' this spring have, got avvay to a o eric rand r " CELEBRATION MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st; 1947 �FROM �C.T�BR,]'t�i. PARK. ALL PARADE g�,AD�.c, � STARTING AT .�� a.m., EVENTS OPEN TO THE ENTIRE comer OF HURON'. SEVERAL HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS IN PRIZES F R PARADE. dz MERCHANTS' FLOATS 1st --$25 2nd --$15 3rd—$10 FARMER'S Un$PLA.Y � ist--$25 2nd—$15 COMIC FLO&'rS 1st ---$20 2nd -=$19 3rd -5 wealth., with, we trust, a still greater idol e , tg tilt future Wore it thau the Empire's , orchard. strong in uembers and, with Canada, , Leave to i capable of great' expansible . in my la Even if India should not decide to welt for t rentain with the Commouwealelf. there the kitten ..is much on the credit side of the ;tett lay , Commonwealth ledger from the his- itive lieu toric event which has just taken place. fCeeks at or -, the people of India — , the garde rather, theie leaders, for the vast, t, She sort majority of the teeming populution, '1 tile amb we are told, know pothing end cafe . There nothing about national 'affairs-sahave I and jest been increasingly hostile to BritiShe dull and the world has suffered in consequence. wheat p No longer "can the reproach be levelled ' screeche I tried .to aeainst Britain that she keeps India in I Now an SilbieCti011. In_ -years_ to come rate will „.' ) t . _1„) ficent, that ' under British rule native I along' e ways bf independence, and thee 'Britain boNas w left India thuch better than she Idund it. It is not toe inueh to hepe that Sunday the people- of Indie themgelves will 11 butter India growing daily more disconteded little I i nig in - as onis, ncifion. There are now two they great diviiions—one in which Hinaus ', frolic are . of the Moslem faith. 'Outside. of starte these again are smaller divisions of the !a lit tountry whose future • is indefinite.' sight. boom Withdrawal of the British does not I fell by any means solve , all of •India's fleet problems. Rioting' 'and bloodshed my• f rePorted, and a strong hand vein be Is to be pertee. We live in a° changing world. Old, things are passing away: the future is itIll to be 'worked out. Is it too • much to hope that in that autnre nieiral and intellectual leadership will win over armies and material wealth? EDITORIAL NOTEs Then I put the rocker down; 1 apples so that I wouldn't ez LIQUOR TRANPORT novo. I. just sat down when . REGULATIONS . . . a big, sweet apple landed he rest of the afternoon. .,, 1 tiv ..i. T. Cooper, (lintel), Secretary, g ambled up ;And after chasing, Huron County Temperauee Feder - up into a :Spy tree came over ation.e rtegulations governing the Ttrans- came along. eyed me over portal ion of liquor into Canada au apple strolled over into !' ei to samPle the rine tomatoes. I 1. Persons sresiding, withiu C. T. A. of• knew that I was without territory may purchaee, tette' h• ition on this particular oc- County, liquor for the restricted. use ) bother her very much. of themselves and their faintly. was the lazy drone 0 ' • e. i " y a — not however, allowed te _ almost, monetoneus sound of liquor to their homes. (C.T.A.. 1271 ge th •riu- pollen' ih the buck, . p era eee of liquor being- shipped atch. The wires on the fence must be pfainly .labelled showing d as the old brindle cbw Jessie address of fiurchaser and shipper, reaeh throegh for some alinles. also contentsrof each package. . t even the ears seemed not to ". Only .authorized carriers such as, Higgins boys went by, trudging ',say. license may couvey, liquor in a their haee feet to go to the C.T.A. Counties, ,1 ' • or a. swim. Some of the older \ -,, 1 E.T.A. Circular' efit by in the opposite-direetiou. 4. The liquor -may not be transferred I suppose, to start a basenall t —from an authorized Carrier eo an All in an it. was a peaceful unauthorized Carrier except on beie'f 'moment or two„ trying to15. The OtItverY of liquor must be made oat. I suppose. whether •I was 1 - at the private - residence of the sr dead.- , I person ordering and such persons adjusting iny position ever eo . muet be !over 21 years -of age. could peek up through an open- ... ( E.T.A. Cireulart the tree and get a -glinipse oftthe ill. No C.O.D, shipments of liquor mar It was a light _blue color ivith j be handled, • ' . (C.T.A. 121) of clouds rolling -around .ae, if 7. Agents carreing. liquor must keep• a were youttg,sters in night-clothes record of all such shipments it a special book which shall be open to, king before .going to bed. . cicada shrilled a song of heat. inspection by e Provincial Officer or force ip the Counties of Huron, Perth, Peel and District of Maniteulin. Circular E.T.A. No. 3os applies to all transportation t•ompanies in On - INDUSTRIAL FLOATs DECORATED CARS BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES SPECIAL PRIZE FOR THE BEST IN PARADE -425.0 All entries to be on hand at 9 a.in., at Victoria Park for placement in the -parade. Prominent Speakers will be heard from the Bandstand on the Square immediately following the parade. A SPARKLING VARIETY PROGRAM AT THE GRANDSTAND WILL CONSIST OF— Magici4ns Comedians Dancing Girls Musicians. Ventriloquists Balancing Acts Impersonators Male Quartettes Singing cowboys QA. TUG-OF-WAR between Goderich and a team selected from the townships. There will be 12 full acts at the eveningfsiebiodws. by .artists outstanding in their respective DRAW FOR VALUABLE PRIZES will take place in front of the Grandstand at Agricul- tural Park after the evening show. , .. HURON'S BIG DAY; OF THE YEAR SPONSORED BY GODERICH TRADES AND2LABOR COUNCIL Chairman of Parade and Floats ComMittee. Chairman of Sports and Ground Committee. heir evening concert. A. r • d whistling. The sky darkened tie and the sun shunted opt' of The Canada 'Temperance Act is in • Mr. Gandhi may have .the right idea about clethes, after ail. Ottawa ,reports thait the civil service is being reduced in 'number at the rate of :one. thousand a month. The war is over. Conditions in Paleetiete are improv- ing. The insurgent Jews have taken to killing! Arabs instead of British people exclusively. .man. (amid he not sort a epread out this heat a bit. so there would not be eoe mueh of it. all et once but id 'would last longer? • Conviehs Kingst al Penitentiary claini they 11141' en, 111b to eat, .They siroeldrSt expect too Enrich when other -people are footing the bill. They the a -Neel -al idea ! sheltie be t ha t the 'Pea" is 0 geed plaee te keep :reale' a• sleep, only to awaken when the WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS spattering drops of rain fell on — Bus Schedule Now In Effect -s- ace. It was a lazy afternoon but To LONDON . To7.S1T5RaAanT.FORD ost pleasant one. A 9.15 a.m.. A 9.15 a.m. vice 2 p Clin v hom wit of urd kne alo his NILE LE, Aug. 20.—There will be ser - in Nile- chUrch on Sunday at .m., with Mr.' Beueon 'Sutter of ton as speaker. Sunday school eena and. Helen lititlede,a- returned e on Sunday from a two weeks' t at Woodstock. Irs. Merle Kerr spent last week h her sister. Mrs. Clifford Horton W.00dstook, returning home on.Sat- he people of the district are gtaa to ev that Howard -Godfrey is."getting ng as well as. can ne expected after. recent accident. They hope to -see ward around again before long. Milrerree Blyth Hatoever Ripley . New Hamburg St ratford FALL FAIRS . dr DISTRIcT itatiford ',ale. 141-17 ! Forest' Sept. 18-19 t Seaf(yrth Sept. 19-20 1 Etarrieton Sept. 25-261 4.15 p.m. 12.15 p.m. 4.15 p.m. A 6.15 p.m. 8.15 p.m. To Kincardine 1.45 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. B Sunday and Holidas:s only. All others daily. Connections at Clinton for London. Detroit, Wingham, Walkerton, rort Elgin and Owen Soufid. Connections at Stratford.for Woodstock Kitchener, Guelph, Hamilton and Connections at Mitchell for- Listowel and London. For information phone British Ex. change phone 691 717.. end Wellington Streets) ana lasted a week. Gode- rich was the only polling !station in the Ridiug. IIE years! 1S35 to 1S41 were eventful ones 'Speeches, processions with pipes fdr! Dunlop and for Coideriea. .3.ts people were close 'knit, 'fifes and drums fore Strachan, tights, and heavv , for ewitile by thretit of Rebellion. and then tbirriouileigitutg - - wae seon by Capt. Robert Dunlop. R.N., with some difficulty. althoogh there were only sixty voters. the gronud that Ix nnenber of electors who were eqoally sundered by Political conflict. in the ,whole Tract. Has opponent 'Was Col. Von , indebted, to the Company were intimidated. A. -Ito sat -in the .'llouse for onlY foltrteea days. t eveut vvas the visit' of the The tirst election in the fioroo district an 1Faati . commission Which sat In Godericb. some months • Fat -mond toad feeli ran hegia. The day before la Fisher's Tavern was pressed iuto eervice and the the electien ..ehe hustings w... burned. Fettle result was tielety4ive- votes .for •the Captain and and there!' were more beetle hrolten then whole. I'epineau ;led alackenzie. Tate DIalority of the OS arrived , from the Vundown-Feeling Is Often ',Caused By Nervous:Trocuble Strained, tense nerves are often the cause of restless nights. Improper rest, night after night, is euickly followed by loss of aPpetite, irritability and s tired, run-down conditien. ind Nerve Pills are highly beneficial and, once 'tried, their medicinal value soon becomes apparent by the improve I geaeral condition. of the health. The iron and other ingredients they contain help to intpro-. • the blood conteat, stimulate the nerve yells, and the appotite, aid die eeign, thus helping -to promote peaceful sleep. They have helped thous!,ads: of Others.•They should do ehe Ramp for you, 'ililbure's Health and Nerve Pills a.re,sold at drug eounters evert -where. Tho T. Milburn CO., Limited. Toronto. nt • ALM Excess Profits Tax Act rd Profits aa'irm.'. 'Rebels and led the 10TCe.. • But Dr. Dunlop who at an angle.to the present one (the piles becanse tbey lead Tee Another gr Governor Geaeran Sir George was made the occasion of a colossal hoax. Of the many improvements supposed to be made by the Canaan Company, the V' r and 'Maitland Bridge made slow he ay. A.fter five years, it was still .enfinislied and with no aintroach fromite Colborne side. This cansed great indtguetion to. the • enrcastically, called it the •er running no ditficulty in raising a considerable hotly of Was made Colonel of the 1st Hotop 'Re, . joinea the .TNIllitia fOr the Government cause. These. were divided iuto many con3pardes With a liberal crop of alajors and.Captains. and bore each nettles as Iluroe True Blues, Invincibles, etc., and case modestly .called itself the -Moody l'eeless. Capt. lIynduntu and his Company went to Walpole 'Leland: Capt. Luarclas Company to 'Savy Island in ceetiegent made the ardoons journey along the They saw no fighting. but soffered greetly from hard-bip end eeposure. While the rebeltioo failed imprisolunents for the 'MO:. and tile, it did lead. to the Durham Iteport and the l'iliou of I•pper and Lower Caneda ti few yeers. later. it! .141e st re nee boa . f ell, et- - . welly f role eentb of the river volea with tile Clique. wbilo. the Prange - When the ,(;•overnor 'Steamboat he WaS. royally 'welcomed by The Commissioner ;Ind ()Glees. Ile was shown the pier where fifty Mee •- were. woraing diligeetly with ;tee, • atiger ansi saw. - „Then while 'the veSed the town. the fifty men were hestled rowel the liats-to the Melte land Whip>. and again 4...eceee of gaeat aCtiVity met the gaze of the delig,hted Governor. who left - way the Canedn Company wee earry'iug out its pleages. The. ,911eNt dal'. Pt- "i.e.' Nit Recent amendments te; the above Act provide that all standatd profits claims muse be filed -with the Depart- ' ment of National Revenue before 1st September, 1947. All applitations are required to be in such form and contain suph information' as may be prescilbed by the Minister and the Minister may reject 'an applicatioh that is not made in such form or that does nbt contain such information. The prescribed forms (S.P.1) are ayailable at all Dis- trict Income Tax offices of the Dominjon Government. ,All pertinent information required on the form must be included ot attached thereto in schedule form. Ten- tative or incomplete forms or those filed after 31st August, 1947, will not be accepted. Depertment of National Kevenue Ottawg .1111111. I'urity Flour nre Proml to publieh this series of rstoties "This theg will be of, genuine interest to the•coaumullity as well as to the Mut v:111 enjoy Itnowing, something about the backgrounia of "The Prettiest TON% n C:tnada." 11 • PRESENTED AS A PUBLIC SERVtCE PURITY FLOUR MILLS LIMITED Minister ot National Revenue.