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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-10-30, Page 5'T1 U •r POOR FRIENDLY 1.D.A. STORE FALL DRUG SALE SPECIAL g.1 A. "Dependable" HOT WATER BOTTLE Guaranteed for 3 years Reg, 1.49 $1.09 Fall Drug Sale Money -Saving SpeoIals for Wednesday, Oct. 29 to W e4nesday, Nov, 5! - BUY NOV AND SAVE I.D.A. is back on the air! MIDGE,T QUIZ Win Weekly Cash Prizes Full. information on entry form at your I.D.A. Store. 'ff" MINERAL OIL I.D.A. 16 oz; 370 40 oz-. 73c IDA MALT . Malt & '0 d Liver Oil • 490, 87c, 1.47 MOUTH WASH I.D.A. 4 & 16 ozs. • . 18c, 54c° �.4 CLEANING FLUI D 4 86.10' ozs. ' 14c, 29c MILK OF MAGNESIA 16 oz, 24c a 32 oz.' 430 FALL DRUG SALE STATIONERY • Super-Juntbo, reg. 27e h 17c BORACIC ACID I.D.A. • 1 lb. reg. 25c 18c CASTOR OIL I.D.A. 4 oz. reg. 25c 180 PEROXIDE I.D.A.' 4, 8 & 16 ozs. . 11c, 18c, 29c VITAMIN B1 .TABS. �L a 100s 27c 300s. 59c EPSOM SALT An LD.A, Brand S p ecial Guaranteed Purity and . Strength: 1 lb. can Reg. 15c 9c FALL DRUG SALE -SPECIAL ]MPBELU. Phone 90 Goderich LIFE'S HARD KNOCKS An appeal- to parents to permit their children totake- life's little knocks, in order to develop self-discii line and adjust their behavior to social stand- ards, is made by the Department of National health and Welfare. "Learn, intg the hard way has advantages," the Department states. "A pampered e'hild hal s, little opportunity to:learn t� solve life's problems in the school of hard-,knec•lcs, through trial and error. Onl thrimgh personal experience can we learn to conform to the standards of. conduct which living demands." Whit Collar Dais Applaud! our low cost dry' cleaning service because it keeps their clothes fresh and new longer . . . gives them ' greater variety in their wardrobes. AY IJ D GA-STAR k,4.3Tdi Ui LD, Oct. 29. --Miss Lill.itan Morley, who tpeut the past s1Z trronthr at her cottage in the village, •left ,on Tuesday fur her home iu Iafrrlingh€a MiCh. . Miss Bever1e, ' York of London 'spent tile week -end with her ,parents. • Mrs. Mabel 'Newton • of Detroit' is the guest of her sister, Miss Elizabeth Weston. M. Irene Bassett has returned' to her home iii • the v.ilrage,after spending several weeks with her sister, Mrs. George Davidson, at Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Corrie re- turned l•lunie on Monday after a week's' vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, of Mt. Clemens, Mich.., and Miss Lola Elliott, of Detroit, spent'a couple,of days with Mrs. M. ,Elliott last week. Miss Melvina Sturgeon has' returned to ,Loudon after spending .the summer with her parents, Fir. and Mrs. W. Sturgeon, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Fraser. tend family left this week .for a, vacation trip through Muskoka. Miss Lucy Woods left on Tuesday foal, London to undergo treatment at Vic- toria Hospital. • Fishing off the piers 'has been ex- ceptionally „good the past two weeks. Swimming' was"also ..the order of. the day las,t Sunday. On Tuesday evening a commrinity party was held in the •Town Hall for Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hopson, who re- ceived many beautiful and useful gifts from their .friends. Mr. Ken Mer er was master of -ceremonies.and Mrs. IF. Telford read ^the address; Oliver mak- ing •a suitable reply. Dancing • was enjoyed and a delicious lunch was served. • Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Parch have sold all their summer cottages at Hayfield Highlands,. with the exception of their own slimmer home. The new -owners 'families are fromn r 5 .London who have occupied these several cottages. . To Rebuild, Ritz Ilotel.—Work , has been commenced in preparation for the rebuilding of the Ritz Hotel, which was destroyedby fire two months ago. The. new building will be a two-story, frame structure, 'somewhat larger than the old one, and will contain fifteen • bed-. rooms. .The owners. Mr: and Mrs.. T. (,• Batyley.have-awarded-the Contract - to the Kalbfleiseh firm- of Zurich. - Death of Mrs. (Rev.) J. F. Parke:— The arke:The body of Mrs. Harriet Lavina Parke, widow of Rev. James. Francis Parke. Will be laid • to rest in Bayfield emetery on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Parke died on Tuesday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Eric Forsythe. Carie, Toronto.' , Surviving besides her daughter are• three grandchildren, Mrs. John g. Macdonald. Vancouver. 11..C.: ; Mrs. Henry' W. •(il,fWell and John Francis, Parke Carre, Toronto. • DUNG ANNON` Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Root. Pere on Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Adana; Johnston and daughter Myrtle, of Cciirrrite's *Corners; Miss a ren . Cranston, of Goderich: AIC. atel Mrs Albert Slessor, Of Kincardine-: Mr. and _firs. Jack -drier, Joil-n 'and pert. of Arnow.. ' (1L. and JIrs...Jas. \\'ii olt and family visited recently in the Niagara district and at Nurlurtn-&lair•,- NV her(' •t:he,v .t i .it('d Mr. \t ilson•s sister, Mrs. Ernest Post. At the -United chtirelh Sunday school last. Sunday morning the Pupils -eh ;joyed lantern -slides of Norway -Liaise, a northern Mission, host i11 Manitoba, where \lr. Alex. Smith. and Mrs. Smith servs ars .teachers And tra o'.itirs ler the Indian.childteu, • Presentation to Yung Couple.—Mr • and Mrs.' \1'flliiut Bradley, l,,,derieh newlyweds,.were: honeyed aft the parish hall here on Thursday. night with a '(Mince -reception. Taylor's orchestra, supplied music; and at the ltuteli hair Miss Isarbelle Errington read An ad- -dress and Harold Errington presented a gift- to the couple: The bride tvaa 'formerly Miss I;ttabelle Webster, Reg.` N., daughter, of Mr. --and Mrs. 'I'l.loulaa 'Webster of -.West W.awa11ish, and Mr, Bradley 'is ai 'son of Henry l'e niley, Goderich. On Visit to England. -Walter Dicka- ;oil of Dungannon, who came to these 'parts from his native , EngThiol as a .foy; in 1898, is .on his way back to visit. relatives al Southsea, near Ports- mouth, .England. IIe left I)ungalncon. on 'Thursday and expected to sail on the Queen .Mary from New York on Saturday. • It -is twenty years sine), lie last . visited..the Old •('onntry, • and for three years he has beet planning this trip. In his younger -days' he 00 (idled on farms in the Pdrt Albert and Dun- gannon districts and later took up' at homestead in the West. For the pa st tweIity-five years he has been a resi- dent of Dunga,uuon. Ile expects to return to ('alIlada the middle of February. - Wonien's Institute Social Evening.— Tile Kintail branch, 'of the 'Women's Iitstitllte-,wfl'•e "at- home" on friday night for members of tthe neighboring branches of Paramount, Goderich and •Durtr;