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9 OARDIGANS-100% botany. 2 94 s 94 6 g4
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CARDIGANS -Pure' .wool, made in
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4.94; ALL Spring Suits and
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9.94 I 20 Spring.Jackets I
Men's sizes. To clear from
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Coats: 4.94 I
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• Lace trim. crepe. 32-46. Values 18.94
Many Spring styles •
2.50 • '6 95 7 95 •Footwear
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Broken sizes.
61.ARIT.E.R .BELTS. _Nylon,C 294 2
HOUSE DRESSES. rat= Prints- • • • • -94 1
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3411 Corduroy,
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3 MEN'S- . TROUSERS -Gibs., Nylon, lends- I '
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• BOYS' 'TROUSERS - Rayon, .wools, Nylon :
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WHITE43,nd BROWN- BOOTS "
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satin; gabardines. Children's sizes, ' Breken range- to Clear.
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slair,ts, gloves, boots, coveralls, Overalls,
• smocks and dungarees in stock to Size 50. .
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TO A .GBEEMENT. BY-LAW
ST. 'HELENS
A by-law stating the agreement
between the Town of Goderich'and
the County of. Huron for occupancy
cof the cid collegiate building by,
the county was passed last 'riday.
might by Town Council.
The by•law,„which w.as4passed by:
Colln-tY Council .at its ,sp.e.eial ses-,!
.sion last week, states that .the.
'County, in return for space in the'
;bending, will provide hYdret, \water
:and Janitor serviees.
Canadian manufacturing jaclus-'
tries turned oat gents with .a peak
mane e.f $16002,,200,,A10 in .195.1..
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ALTERATIONS !LOOM
CUPBOARDS - =LBW
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Skilled hinor-tEasy,pay Jostin#
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PHONE 1455W iGiabERICIfil•
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A Plea .of guilty was .entere.d
Lyle -Ptoleniy, of sGoderich, .when
,'.appeared .in court here last
Thursday before Magistrate D. E.
.Holmes, Q.C, on a charge of keep-
ing liquor for sale ,contrary to the
Canada- Temiperanc.e Act. "
_lice was remanded two ,vveeks'Inf,
GODERICH "TOWN-
SHIP, March 24.7-Sncial Club. --
The regular 'Meeting :of :Union.
ClubWas held in ,the „school_
Friday- evening. , The ..ipresident,
IVIrs?"Williarri • Porter.„oppledthe
Meeting. After the „business ses-
sion, a • program w.as enjoyied.
-Those taking part were the girls'
2uartette,, ceinsisting .;of Pauline
and Helen Fuller, • Mr,s. Robert
McAlliSter read the , club • per.
quartette . iie1ni1ing
tvereft McI1wain, itichard Porter,
Maurice '11.101.1wain.„‘and Wifliain
Porter sang .severallrish. numbers.
intenestigg. feature of the pro-
gram 'was a 20' question quiz con-
ducted Ibyilrs.• Everett. Mell*ain.
•r194,c.
, * on the _pada
were, Rem. Williams,
Beg. lars. Austin Fuller
and. Stanley 1114.1wain.- Lunch was
4Terk013.-T.the tcommittee hi Charge.,
IIelpripipled children, by tnying Easter Seals, mailed tie
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Goderich cithens thiSwe httie not- yet re-
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caved an envelve through, the mail, send, your .donation
Sentence on application of his coun-
sel, J. K. Hunter,
Ptolemy was charged as the re-
sult of a raid by Town- and Pro-
vincial Police at the Anchor Club
.on March 6. Alleged to be the
proprietor af the "bottle glob"
P.tolerny was charged .alsowith
bringing liquor itatolluron County
contrary to the Canada Temperance
Act. No _Plea was taken .on this
charge and it Was laid •over for
.hearing.
ftWh-ert- qr.testiOned by the Magis-
trate, the accused .admitted he had
been convicted in Goderich in
August of last year'on a charge of
keeping liquor for sale and had
been fined $100 and costs. A see -
°rid conviction on the charge car-
ries .a maximum ,penalty of four
'Months in 'jaiL
Commelicing in March the sea-
son opens .when owners of. maple
woadlots tap their maple trees.
Quite a number of farmers' thr' (nigh -
out Ontario receive a considerable
revenue each year from the Sele.,91,,;
tfrifVfiii Their woRlots,
There arer,others' tod*Ith
smaller-
wo�dlots whb plan to tap perhaps
50 to 100 trees to supply their own
household with syrup.
In 'Most sections the ,sugar or
hard maple is the only species.
tapped, 'btit where the soft or silver
maple is plentiful he , are Util.
ized. This syrup, -,however, is not
considered -to be as good quality
• as that of hard maple,
.The 'duration of the sea*
varies, and it.'may come any time
from the4iiiddle of Maroll to 'the'
*Middle of April, '.'.T116,11.6w is not
dOntinueusiand thele may be only
tivo -tirAlitee- odd' runs during a
seaton*:there may be a doien.
Thetspite• holes are made in the
tree with a three-eigLithsiibJIit
-ffgh-alTrIvro Irtriee feet above
the, ground. -The bark should have
a healthy appearance, and, of
totitte, the. hole Should not be
made tee near a tap -hole • of 'a
previous season..., The hole IsArill-
ed, in a slightly upward direetion-
to .the depth of one and one-half
Indies in a ofedium.sized tree, and
We joshes -deep in the large trees.
All loose bait and chips should be
munity Hall was not completed,
the hydro was turned on for the
play and dance on Friday evening'
an4 the new lights added much to
success of the evening. The
hall was filled to'capacity for, the
play, "Look Out Lizzie," by the
Ashfield Young People. It was
well acted and proved most inter-
esting and entertaining. Piano
duets by Carol. Gardner and Jimmy
Hackett were enjOyed between the
acts. Dancing was 'enjoyed after -1/4
ward to music by 'Chester. Taylor,
Don Cameron, Murray Gaunt and,
Charles McQuillin, with Mrs. Ern-
est Walker, Mrs. Andrew Gaunt
and Fred McQuillin as accompan-
ists.
Library Meetirig. - The annual
meeting of the Public Library was
held with the president, Miss W.
D, Rutherford, in charge: The
treasurer, W. A. Miller, .reported
that over $75 worth of books had
been purchased. Miss Isobel Mil-
ler, the librarian, reported a roem-
bership of 32 and stated 'that 775
books had been read. it was
agreed to put books int6 the pool
•of the Huron CAunty Library. The
following officers were elected:
President, Tfiss W. D. Rutherford;
secretary, Mrs b .John Cameron;
treasurer, W. A. Miller; librarian,
directors, Mrs..
L.,. Woods, Mrs. G. MacPherson,
Mrs. W. A. Miller, Mrs. W. E.
Gordon, Mrs. Frank McQuillin,
.Mrs. Alex Purvis, Lorne Woods ,
and John Cameron.
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PERSONAL- MENTION
Mr, and Mrs. W. C. Snasel left
on Friday for a trip to Winnipeg.
Miss Josie Saunders has return-
ed to Goderich after spending the
paSt-two months in Toronto.
Recent guests with Mrs. Susan
Freeman, Bruce street, were her
daughter, Mrs. Gordon Watson, and
Mr. Watson.
Miss Kathleen Whateley, ,of the
local post Office staff, is spending
holidays in Newtonbrook, the guest,
of her cousin, Mrs. Herb Johnston,
and Mr. Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Rutledge and
son Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
YOung, Mr. and Mrs. Don 'Young,
1 all of 15etrolt, •attended -the fun-
eral of their brofher, Mr. Alva
Thompson. Also attending _Neer e
Mr. B. H. Willings and Mr. James
A. Schultz of St. Petersburg, Flor-
ida. Mrs. Willings remained With
her mother, Mrs. Schultz, who was
unable to attend through illness.
Research indicates that the
plication of Douglas fir sawdust
the rate of 10 tons per acre •w
increase crop yields without tlie
addition of Nitrogek- Afertiliz
Sawdust applied at' ther rate of 1o.
tons per acre with the additiOn'r
of 1,400 lbs. of ammonium nitrate •
gave maximum yields.?
Scoring four goals, David Leeson
led the Fords to a 5-1 victory over
Studebakers at the Memorial Arena
here Saturday morning in Goderichi
Lions Club..Motor Hockey Pee Wee I
Hockey League,
Argyle stored .the other counter
• for the winners. Lowery got the
opiLgeals for the losers._ • '
Chevs came up WM- Vie -6111-3i
shutout of the day, knocking off
Rouse Auto Electric 1-0. Hoy got
the only goal.
Dodges took a 3-1 win over the
43ithivaite Applekings in the final
4arriek convicted a pair
Mid. Sturdy scored the third goal
for the winners. Stoddart was the
only Appleking scorer.
•;irlie games coinpleted the sche-
removed before the spout or spile, dile for Ulla year, and play-offs are
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is inserte.many as three slated togetunderway this Saturr
buckets are plaod on the larger day. - . -
trees. ft116witig-are,the final standings:
The•sap is a Very dilute solution ' • W. L. t Pts.
:containing 05 to 98 per cent water, 10 4 1 2 •
Which' has to be evaporatedby
boiling, and a".„beter, quality .syrup
will veldt if the evaporation is
performed owith as
rossible., ,,,,OproYurnately1040. gal:; •
Fords ,
Dodges
Rouse
.Chevs
Applekings
Stuclebakers
Oils ,of -Sap, are 'required. to „pro-
duce one, gallon of ,Atfhpb, ', -;;; ,. . Average wage in the inanufactiir.',
-' .;.„ • /lag niduaries, was. SO? -Fier - hour
10100 Yealle'ngb' In *the last of'A Oetober 1, 195.3'Highest paid
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Age . glaoir,;Ogoohst-datuda--,-vittis were workers tniOng,praducts of
ii . a '4Y"'A ,§heet:, of ' kg that prrolOWC.a id*. eoali a .44•1y we'rage
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cvti jr611,1, Iniles in 0 &I 44: er AAAL ere rilti.
*;; .ttitt,-9401-W.01" er4t. $1-.11 hour.
FEATURING ,...
HE NUTCRACKER SUITE" BY JUNIOR MEMBERS. •
"SOUTH SEA PARADISE" by intarmediate and Senior themiers
and starling- ••
'191,',UREEN. CAitTNY7,-Club Orofesslonal.
MARLENE KISTNEW-Kiiteteritr.
DELIA CARTNY-St. Catharines.
JAMIE 4011) BILLY RiblVELLSt. „Catharinee.
• with a SVPPORTINGCAST'op 85 Loco skoot,
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Members of Goderich , ore Sit aim
stew •,are: Dane Itittodyie 100$00,h,
Carol 4-1kivii;:$ 141 ".
ADMISSION -RESERVED SEATS, $1.00
may RAWitiri,,'Su P
RDon t
EGU*L.Alt SEATS, 75c'
el 44* vo),
6• ta0LoREN (under 14) ,S06,
tickets; ineluding, eietiied,.,114tw onf.sale At CriTait's NeWsStand
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