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LiiiiC13DJL.'' . A 11$. ----Mr- and
Doug 31CKilntock and Bobby
visited Writ weekend with the lat-
toi( slitter, Mrs, Elmer Hunter. Mr.
kintater gaud
Mi14li kdith liortou ir1 at preheat
abilliaell Lu tier Ltd a1 lice .`hr,we,
kilter jutrny. frieud" wish; her a hers
>dy re(:utery.
melt. Jona lluald and_ daughter they product•tl. lu eoi#r,t• or t1we
jetty ajjent the j:alste1. t lid the land becalwtr fairly nett ot•-
with. her ilureut.a, 314". ..:(url 31ss. upil d.
Wittsw, Some,. had more lu>,ti than
Bogie.
_. Bi1 li liciirtn of ,they could ha -Julie . av thr:s Lt1�+i
j tutrtn t3 tiltd,- Our the latter n• 411ut, utherss •tu work for .thein. 'fhb, nu*
Mr*. John Chisholw, ,sr., vue da) 4111• bet;iuuitlb of a new 0•4"4 alit!
Mat week and also IA -stied Mr:.tud distinction brow up, .betwt-en'those
Mint. 'rhouiu4 chiaboltu. with ,laud and tjlo.e wbu corked
MIS. Bert }Bogie r turned last ult., it. Tile latter at, tunes Mete
Tittinula) from at. l':1tt,ar,u.•►s ;::fit -r paid by gi.iug theta a part .1 rite
spending a few days. .. its her product they product -d. here 0..17.
dit4ighter. )leas Frank 31 it'.ty+4) '+v ho the first Ji>stLUrtiort between the
was ill., o.\ u.'r er .-apitalist and the worker
Mrs. L. Ruston 'of 1V.eter1..,4, 41,d who worked, and war paid sur it.
daughter, Miss Margaret of \1"u:_i The situation (•hauget!• atilt .the
1sCeburg ca11ed ou Milani•, 14(111t, and }ear,. '17ie farmer needed 'yule
141:01•10 Ilurtou' uu4turli3). J1su 1111+ tiit,c. and jut thew. ('arae, in
with the Misses Ilurtuu ou Saturday ( Lillie, the industrial re.olutiou.
was their sister -la -law, )!r. Henry machine, of today are far inure
Scorn of Uongauuou. etllctent than the ulachiues of 14'U
Yom- Audrey Smith i,f Lealllin„ ,,;,r„ Jg... All this brought, a1uta
UM is spending the 'Easter \ Jcat uu ;u:sn>' .list!;:+ n. 1114 re ser,• tunic
with her parents, M-4". .w+! Mrs. jobs fur factory workers. 'the
Wilfred Smith :lad faintlyI tamer • el get along w ii►1 le.s
3111S61'erua Bennett •,f l,etro.t :s i hell,, the elite:- tire•,\ rapidly. !•'ricer
visiting tilts week with ser uncle I !nett found stark list the farms.
alyd aunt, lir. and 31r•. 'l'elenc•', That •1.4.einent applies •only to the
Hunter. ..Yer sctt:(d dintrlctr. tgricUlittr.li
Church
rer.il'.i at 1.eeburu t•4"(' t.r•.•i. boil bas expand-41expand-41tr•ute11.1-
The Old Conflict
By jt. J. !!duan
I'HE UODERICH SIGNAL-sTAK
A I[AX'$ BEwr D
T11VIt$114,3, A1'ILI1. I t IL, 1i%
til our earlier ht -tory t11cre were promise of bt•tt+r market,. :n the
lt►0 t•Irf•^.c., 9\orkt•rn atl.t farmer!., finale OUT dantes,1.' :UJli►tt 1111
The worker. worked for themselves pru►r,. ►\1111 til' 44" 1
owns :luta cities. "Ibis Ir. ,.0 111
cud 'at Hint worked tar (,tht•rs-du„trf:ll age all' °.hi, Me./ no cx
[ukiug an,, their pay at part of a hat pattsiull of dcwatld.
There are solo- ,,roh:.•rue. 1.,,b.ir
in difficult to &bl.ua at 4(.,r>.,udhle
rates out inerca:4in; la0.'ha111Z..11pm
lap the u1004er. - Viola our get, 11t►j�
t:itjr,:. iv/up :►dtlllt.,ti;li_ J101
lain At'as-oua:. 'Che 1.lr-kus•r alae f41,4•1'.
this problem. unw il.iterl' is expett-
. i\e. '!t !1s in use for , tery :,!tort
is 1 inct lu of 110.4" a oras-. t 411.4tal
gusts are high wart* ,ueut+ur.xl L3
tlr0.' period of 4,, 'ftiltiess, !•:tett
here there in. hole-.- -1'il,• tu.s(Ilitle
Mitch ha. au :IA ti+4: life of tail)
L\t"
or six weeks In .1 year aid
last many years.
'1'heu there is the labor j1roblcln.
The rin'iug rates of +t
higher fteigll' rat,(,'. ' here it is
ditlrcait to r.-•" tut' t/11 of the pro-
blem but it 1. net without hope.
Railway r(juip,u.•u: i.; better th..0
ever before. 1'11 • trio -1i ,is bec.►tr,'iag
a More iulp'1rtant fa.lor. In rth,.
W. ,t, of course, 111 •t • is a hewy
ulusement of w.A:a itl the tail
months but .al the I•:a4": the ill.--
t:,toe,' air .:1...1,
i• !ea quite ',u laae,r.aut.
Then the farmer's life should be
happier, heaitllie., railer titan that
of the industrial worker.
life its the opcu. 1f be leis the
derirtr lir the Incti':4"! a„"ility l►e
can !user homea :dace of beauty
awl a .on -taut joy, Then the falai
writhdr.twu Uu ka to 44uudss the- ! o01,:> 'file faru,er now, caters trot
caetie the Ire\'. 3D. Harrower a•:•s ,.lily t•, tis. local c•,li,uw.•1 --there is
laid up with "tin." s world market fOr his pr•.•lisct. All
Visitors on li.,+rd !'t'itla) - :►:ill th,s 11.1- brought tit a ;treat
Mr. and 31rs. Terrace 1118331r: •04 :+' 1 change. We 11.t\e Iwo 1.414 41 •118
Mr. and 311s. Thaws, 31r:liau. industrial workers .sl.•1 firmer,. 1
To owaDda, N.Y.; )Mrs. Clara !11'11- 1111* t,, be an 11 '3.'' -Iltn: .'oils:'ti
sett.- and %3i,,., Thelma Bennett. 1 ,11 industrial rid, ion
Goderit'%l, Our Great Future
Decidedly, alt ltast, 4"s I -X,• :11-
Barbara:
11'Barbatra: -We wasn't get di,.:t. Ur 34.143.u r a; it will be i.,,' n. U' aa+ •!
aged. In this world there's a man 1"u,:t :1r.•as of :awl wit
for eery girl and a girl for evi'on
1 i f rnet
man, We an't improve u au -ar-
rangement like that."
Gladys: "1 don't want to inli`.r.,ae
ou it. I lust Kant to Set in •,u it:'
yet worked to eapite-
1' a tine plaice to raiset falllil\.
'1'140 3,11.1 ala) lea0.'.th•• how.. t0:+l_
tui ;.o to the city bat !s .AV ill be
worthwhile far limn klr,,w that
they - were bort! and grew up on
a fart,.
i,t
1eerday and Tomorrow
I Lauti ll •al [llc .arena ill my'
*44:4" ,4y. i .4"f i- /fj� .,S 4",6. . :. ,...,
F:111.:1. a little black 14tti,t-ry wilt, was, tie- late President. F. 1►. Roosevelt's
Boli taitt (-imp:ani.,nl for fire year.. !rod r.'+-en110 at 1a! h1l1 Cottage on
NEWS OF AUBURN
AUBURN.
RECEIVES PIIT,~PITBIBLE
• A prti*Ii1atluu of a nein ,,ulptt
,tt-!tl U%. ,lptii !t; ilr. sail the 4J,urth ou 'rhur.ycla) etr1t:u>; 1tiG1r w�, ul:.di• .,t til,- E.1*ter u,uin-
31rt. tl"ilti.;ta use";
arta! )oup;, i'rttt Lmhitlrul, ilr.•. 11. .1;0.11!, pre- jp� ,..•r>t'itr• of Ktlux I u,t...l ('pure ,,
daughter of 4;aI1 s'lajtt•t1 31 r. sal l "Wed. The detotiuual taa,s' t�l,u`Auburn, last Sunda). 31r- t'hnritst
S�..Y,li, �ujrriulendrtlt ul 11iC
31r•. I:,lga i 14 a' U ou 4;t' s1 1''4" Ola) - by lturit I taer and I'ai rteL1 Yung- { •hur..il . t>0'Lool, prr+ruta d t:4"- .4,11'7
it ,.,s 1„+11x1 14ulli1i ' 31 of 1 tont,t Lint. Prayer was uIf. r. -d by Mr. to the tniui,ster awl 0 ij tigat1ou
J, J, 1Yi1 ,1u. X'ft. p uxr:r n, s► ,r~' uu t,hi1f of ihr :Sc +� ►1_ '1lie lrult,lt
I,re,;t-utttl b)• 4br siui 44y l.r4.0 ,l-' ji l�1e, in tint till 1:last 2 uit•l:ry naw
:tad. liidUJed a ,•*,u; b) the 1 c glreu to the 4{iurch 17 )tars; ajfo
l;junrrti else,; :, re.-t-t.ltiuu 1 Brien by tie Bunds) ScUrhtr,1 of 11t.tt Pets:,
Ypuj;blui : ,cru;., 1,) 14".,1,11 ae-
rt4it ltjuw+ Ly 1-:d;;ar and 1i•,,s. cf l,i.-tl `tilt liib1t wild .,,,udu.•tt,tl a
ituaie L4-ther ;tu+1 ; reading 3, brief ded a tion *erric'.. The !Kook'
Uunna Itangilt; a play, ''1'br 1{inj Is a Large and Leaufjfully buwiil
of • 4 tory'," by the l'riluar•y class: lloltu3n Bible,
duet ' by !;.tura May ata! Juice The Itev. Us, Alessudtr 3Iac3111-
I.etheriau,l and the !":,lite! `Ivry 'Jan of Tarouto will preach 'and
lip iiiitaielgrai,b by 31r,. Itradtlut-t.",s participate in the dispensing of the
e ,s,b. The utfrr:ug w.f,+ re+c..l,tl communion nett Suu•1ay morning,
1.$,.•111 the `tte k•ru(l situ her par -
eat., �lr. and Mrs. A. Itullurr,u.
Mrs. )Marguerite ('hoj►ir, of Alii,.,
!w ...itlr/b' h('•4" 'larEut., 31r.
and 314"... J. C. Stoltz.
' Visitors At the week-eud with
(' ►1
�lr, alai 11ra6,_ _harlr,. A�lu/t 1, err.
311,... 31ar) A,s,jui 1.1 td Stratford,
ilt•;:. A1(1u1111 of 'T'or.,wo and llaruid
of l.a.keflrhl.
31r. and Mrs. It. 4:. Ling au(!
daughter Marilyn of Tarur[ltt t,slte',I
the lath-',. $parent.. 31r. awl 31.s.
1t. 1). Munro oyer the week -rut!
311L a Mary Il.ustun .,( llauliitou
I,s r•i,.lttug her !,aunts, Ili. is 10.1
]Ire. John Iluurtun,
31r. and 31rs. George Lawlor ant
visiting their daugliter,s in Galt.
by air,.. P4111 Stair„-. • ant Sirs: ler, 31;1c3Jill to i, returuin4 to his
Canton liobie. 31 r», l;tw,.l otln:r.d first charge fur the oreasiun. 111
the dowing l,raatr., 1.uuet, s►..s the ereuiug at 7-::11 o'clock, a partly,
served: choral service will be held at wbieh
Cantata. -A large erua•t1 :!trended 1)r. 31a 311tlau will again „!weak.
the Easter Cantata, "Claudia and There will ahsu be reeeftlon.uf ;nein-
Mr. and Sins. Ronald Pentland of the Piri,t Plaster," presented nted t. , the ,hers at the mora:rig service. The
North Bay are i•il.iting the lady's choir Of Knit I:tiltedJ ('hur.h, )lest, eceriing worship s under the
mother, 31rs. l.. 31. Straus;Lau, It, D. Munro presided at the organ auspire,s of the ,rhuir.
Visitors over the weeli.eud with and ilbos Margaret Jackson ,, fit the
Warw.
lir. and )lett, R. R. Stalker andItector, the Rev. W. E. Bramwell,
31r. and Mrs. 1Villiaw 4'oates of baptized the infant ?won of Mr. and ••
Flint,- Mich, and Frank Stalker 31rs. Thomass kiaggirt anti the infant
of ,!Myth risntetl Mr. and 31rr. 31. daughter of Mr. and 314"x. Frank
Allen and Mr. and 31rs.. 11"1:Haul N4 -14)1t -
J. Craig over the holiday.
31r. and Mrs, W. J. Craig were
Thursday mItorislts to Toruntl,.
Their $011, N'illiatu t*. 4'raig of the
(i.('.r:. and Mrs. Craig returned
with thein fat Che holiday.
Mr. and 31ri. William 14. Craig
attended the Finest ruin -Worrell
wedding in Kitchener ou Minal.!).
Mr. Craig was ;-nest soloist.
11issss Hattie Wightwari' .,f Tor -
Onto spent the week -end iritis her
3nlnentss, Mr. and Mrs.F,t1rl 1% igh1- ,
13141*.
31r. :and Mrs. (;ray, of '1'ur.snt..l
visited with the lady's parents. Mr.:
and Mrs. Alf Nesbit.
rbc• Koo•tr►.It (-Hiatt• at 1"114' Park.' "e 11!.4"1 rsa., .{:,y+. slY,rt ..t hi• Mr. and 31rs. 3/i11iaw l-trauglau
were 31r. and Mrs. C1ay'tou Itobert-
1 tti birthday. outliving•11iw utast-r by �.•►eu y,'clr•, 14-s- a '►eek. 11' ,sou add family of (''upper ('11ff and
was buried in i•11e 11.11-. Gard(:n at 1lyde i'ark, 11.n far from the resting Mr. and lira. Thi,ulas Jardin and
plane of Ili,: master. family of Clarksburg.
311 -s l lelen Merrill of Toronto
is, visiting her aunt, 31rs, 11"illianl
Itohcrtotl of (;oderieh,
Donald Boss of Oakville is visit-
ing his mother, Mrs. Fred It.1ss.
31iss Marion )McIver has been
OBITUARY
NIBS. JOHN 1,ITZE1.
The death of, Sirs, John I►itzcl,
Jail,. ane Y•.nu>;, occurred at
her hou• t,iu Ituffalu 4,11 )larch .7,
after :t lingering Wm.:,
Burn in (:oderich 'I'o» usliils, -he
was :l daughter of the bite 31r,
and 31rs.. John Young. She was
employed 'as a dressmaker in the
dressmaking department •.f llodglns
Brothers' store, • t;o.lerich, same Attending the funeral wereher
.:. 1 It Year -S ago, After Ler marriage l sister, Mrs. John Wiggin; rwo
,
{` 1,1\-ot•it•r restaurant : roast beef 1 rears ago, she went fo buffalo, ltle••0,. 31 I, CharlesBridgewater,it is true, fact". 1it�rl'1t1�.,'ti, .tt x,+1111 \\a>II 1 said 1.1 myself,
I where h..4" htl.tvr 4"r It ..r.[,r•rf.,l1 hotel 4i1N1r'rll']1-. and ]l r+. Arthur. 4'sltll-
Ho►uan" 4'attt+,tie ('Lurch and of the
Itos.ary Soviet
Besides her husband, she is .pr-
vived t.t a brother. Alex Young,
of 4;oclerl.•h '1'uwu.-hip, and nue re-eiigage.l ass teacher of 14".44. No. 5,
,lister, 31rs, John .Wiggins,of 4;ode Auburn School, for another year,
rich. , A large number attended the wile
The funeral, serciee was 11,•111 on of housseliold furnishings. of Mrs,
1Ye.tte�•day last week in. St. Rose William', Itoberton on Saturday.
m
of Iss 4'hurch, Buffalo.Thr Goodprices were -realized, EdwardGrandHigh 3lass was ,oleuluiz.•.1 Elliott was the auetinneer,
by three priestsn Burial took place 4)4111,• .1 few" have been ,i•'k within )fount ('alcalry cemetery the:.'. the "the" but are improving. A'ucin1
jug ":1 11 ollithl I mind roast beef, in until hN' -retirement. She was a eroft, of ImIldon. and a nelthew.
tact 1 would rather like it, but member of, St. ,IIthse of 1,inia Donald Wiggins. of Toronto.
industrialization :if • w'O:'1,1,
LOTS OF SUDS
Domain SOMIP FLAKES Ing:
PINT
GLO-COAT 1/3 MORE DEAL TIN
LAY/RASO/FS HOUSEHOLD
AMBIONIA POWDER
WELL MADE A BATHROOM NE
CORN BROOMS 850 FLUSII0 '
HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER I CONCENTRATED
IllaD DUTCH Tin 130 JAVEX
"SPECIAL FEATLY' RE" LIBBY'S
DM° BROWN BEANS
"SPECIAL FEATURE" LIBBY'S'
15 OZ.
TENDER KING PEAS TINS
SPECIAL DEAL (1 PKG. WHITE, 1 PKG. CHOCOLATE)
TILBEIST CAKE MIX
"SPECIAL FEATUIF" NEW
MUD' CANADIAN CREICSE
DEL MATZ - FANCY
is oz
OMANI STYLE CORN, TINS
HEINZ PURE
TOMATO KETCHUP
HEINZ CONDENSED
TOMATO SOUP TINS
10 OZ
MEATS „.r. FRUITS - VEGETABLES
5 OZ. 3
HEINZ DITANT -FOODS Tit"
550
680
2 r°}! 190
CESSITY
Tla 280
JAVEL
Bottle
20 OZ. 160
TIN
2 "" 310
FOR
BOTH 590'
450
2 F°R 310
1M'kE 280
2 F°
n 250
FOR 290
7, 390
SLICED BREAD 150 WHITE HONEY .21.1".
FRESHLY GROUND RICHMELLO ALLEN'S CHOICE 20 Oz. Tins
COFFEE Lb. No APPLE JUICE 2 10, 210
KELLOQG'S 8 Oz. Pkg. STANDARD QUALITY DEVON
CORN FLAKES 2 for 330 TOMATOES !.°-°' 230
3 29g
2 F°110
330
250
180
330
250
630
2 F°R 230
JELLY POWDERS
CARNATION
EVAPORATED MILK
BARKERS - TWIN TRAY 5 DOZ. PACK
16 OZ.
TINS
PLAIN .BISCUITS
FAIRWIND
SOLID TUNA
BRIGHT'S CHOICE
PEANUT 'HITTER
CORNED SW LOAF
COTTAGE APPLE AND, RASPBERRY
EsjillIDED JAM
BECNDED JIIICE
20 OZ.
Tins
rte:S11 CALIFORNIA
swEET CUBAN
PINEAPPLE
. 6114)617SETS
I A1.1, WA= ItZTTCTIVE 111
OODERICH
*ma CleelaiTIftio Ile.. 11.011 If
SIZE 12
TIN
15 OZ.
TIN
16 OZ.
JAR
12 OZ.
TIN
TIN
RUNCHF,s 17c
EACH 11d1
GUe
POUND Or
LiR
OUR GUARANTEE!
Alt ilsobrefoadlise kohl af
"YOUR Dosennow STORE"
gIv• you Iff% SATISFACTION.
if I start %%Atli that 1 may wind!
Itip prem. close to 3.00 for one 1
1 the old tlay, when we sold good!
for ;.:1 per pound, butter
was a pound, hogs iier;
hundredweight, apple, *I HI ;1 liar -
lel. -So 1 fe,lied for the world Anil '
; think it' he were living now ;it'd,
-.A.-01418, or rat toast
00 it 11 the tranaling..
atid t.11,1,1 of turnip.
11'111 those days 11 I Ink' ag;.1 1
happy then: we 411'4'104 - li1104
:better. It tlie tithe Alien b0;1";
walked two aiiles• to the old swiut-
I ming holt. and thiaight nothing of
it. .1. logging bee or a ,1 loeshing.1
114, or a sugaring -off in 111C b1.1:,•11
, and a narrow strip of iron through'',
I've didn't know what was coniingi.
.1 of either good or evil. NVars seeincil
remote. • We did not sense the'
The greatest trip for iiisade
rural areas was a jaunt to' the
Toronto Exhibition. We talked
about it froin One year's' end tHis
the next, Swap( inene,ries
11111:e 11.11 Ile 111011: but tile
62 Phi 1111 31'1 regard to it are
The newspaper headlines are full
of it, 'rue farmers feel t t he !
market lacks itig interest. Na-
turally. at present price's! Every- ,
one is looking for a s‘lipottiiitt. Vie 1
farmer -never think. the price of 1
fa rin products can he too high.
Ile remembers the ilast and it's a
poignant mentor Ile the;
days uf long ago hut he feels that !
he is building a blekground of
new hope. for' the futiire. Sono-.
;how he feels; he is close to • t he
',past -yet remote from it. Ile wants
1, to forget about the sparse times
when farm equipment was meagre,
no motor ea CS, 110 holidays for
1 day except to Church and .occasion-
ally in Winter to reViva I meetings. 1
Today everything is different. It_1
1 costs him more to live but it's!
worth it. IN'llo wants .to remember i
I the eighties. Never does the human
race t urn back deliberately. It !
May he doreived hilt ile fa nolo- !
of today ,is not -easily lead. Ile's I
follow the, beam of his own in -
I -The fa ritier is (aims of his
knows how many strokes of labor 11
it represents. IIis bones, ache with
the day's work. that partied it." 1
Italph Waldo Emerson.
the farmer, no place tct go on Sun -
ST. HELENS
ST. IIELENS, April lit. - The
death of Mr. Will ,MaeCrostie on
Friday afternoon canie as a severe
shock tn. his family and many
friends. NIr: MacCrostie was Mak-
Ing favorable recovery after a heart
attack twti vveeks previously.
Nkr. Mid: Humphrey is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital,' Loudon,
where he will undergo an operation
on his eye.
Holiday visitors in the cimmitin-
ity inckuded: _Mist; Anna' Stuart of
Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. George
»Stuart; Mr. and Mrs. Niel. Brown
and Bobby of Waterloo with 31r.
Gordon 31iller and Larry and 31 iss
Doris Taylor of London with Mr.
and Mrs. C. l'aylor; Miss Norma
Weatherhead of Orangeville,at her
home; Mrs. MacFarlane of Luck -
now, Mr. David Laing and Mists
Betty .Itutherford -of Brantford with
Mr. and Mrs. G. MaePherfain.-
Mrs. Mettain and Marvin Mc -
Oahe of Windsor, Mr. Carl
Marie and Keith of Illuevale
.were• recent visitors at the home
of Mr. John MeQuillin.
The Orb; of the "Happy Handl-
crafters" %rah their leaders, Mrs.
G. MacPherson and Mrs. James.
Curran, attended Achievement Day
at Clinton an Tuesday.
ponnld of Bracebridge were visitors
ow Sunday with Mr. end Mrs. W.
I. Miller. -
Warm weather requires Ice
PHONE
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50 lbs. -30c
ut 19
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miles in which to make a safe, easy stop.
PROTECTS AGAINST DANGEROUS SK I DS
The Tubeless Tire has an amazing new tread
with thousands of flexible rubber "grip -
blocks". These tiny blocks grip like a tank
Iread, giving greater traction than conven-
tional tires . .. up to 40% more on wet roads
... up to 100% more on ice. The flexibility of
this new tread increases tire mileage 10 to 15%.
WHERE YOU SEE THIS SIGN...SEE THE B.F.G. TUBELESS TIRE
AL. LINFIELD
Tire and Spoit Shop
St. bcivid'S St., Phone 535, Goderich