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MARCH 1St, 1950
There are a million, More Cent
adiaias swithhjoba today than ten
ears orgo.
1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY I
CHIROPRACTIC
IFTERBERT B. SUCH, D.C.
"-"I" 'Doctor of Chirepratic.
Vitamin Therapy
O co—Corner of South St. and
Britannia Road. Phone 341.
Bottie Ciubs Are
MastedRy Ail itte
creralii hake,, 19-yearsOld air
man 'at the Clinton R044' Station,
will be charge4 with eareles drks-
ing
as a result of the traffic death
of a Clinton 'woman.
Croovu Attorney ff. « Olean,SIVE;
WO in G$4rge Of an Jignest irate
the death of >M'rs. FlOrella. David-
son, 58, When a coroner's, .jary
found the yotng airman ,partly s
sonsi'b1e for the wwman's death
February 42. Provincz' Constable
Robert, 'Sims, of She Gederich de.
t achme it, is in eharge of the in-
vestigations.
,Continenting on a Jur recom-
MendattOn that "the sake of an.
toxieating liquor at the RCAF Sta-
tion, .Clinton:, be more strictly con -
THE OLD HOME TOWN
ALBERT
PUBLIC AC
OFFICE
38 HamPiton St.
PHONE 975
Godorich. 1:14*
RESIDENCE
39 Victoria 5t.,
. South
PHONE 444
T▪ OWN 'n COUNTRY -BEAUTY
SHOPPE
BAYFIELD ROAD
By appointment only.
Phone 1292W12 Goderich
7tf
Stiles Ambulance*
(formerly Cranston's)
Anywhere — Anytime
PHONE 399
77 Montreal St., Goderich
GENERAL INSURANCE
FIRE — AUTOMOBILE —
CASUALTY
Get Insured — Stay Insured
Rest Asset -ed.
" Bank of Coinm. Bldg.
Telephone 268.
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Lieat. Joan. Vaughan, of the,Sal-
vation Army Corps here, was pre-
sented with a leather handbag and
cup and saucer by her friends in
the Comps, following the service's at
the Citadel, last week. Lieut.
Vaughan has left to aceept a posi-
tion in Wallaceburg.
BAC KAC H E
May beWarning
Backache is often caused by lazy kidney
action. When kidneys get out of order,
excess acids and wastes remain in the
system. Then backache, disturbed rest
or dud tired -out and heavy -headed feeling
may soon follow. That's the time to take
the kidneys to normal action. Then you
feel better—sleep better—work better.
Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. 51
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Tfte Dungannon United Church
ipass*aige wae the setting at noon
Saturday for itho exchanging of
snorrIage vows between Raymond
Kenneth Haggai, Sheppardton
and Isols Margaret Matthews, of
Nile. The ;bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Matthews,
of Nilee and the ,ote om is the son
of Sheppardton. 'ev. George
Watt eificiated.
The ibride was dressed in a
powdee blue .suit, with white ac-
er• ieali Beauty rosebuds. The
,brisiesmaid, Mrs. Henry Drennan,
of Kintail, sister of she bride, wore
a grey suit, with white acaessories
and a corsage of pink rosebuds.
The grocrmsman was William
Truitt; of Gariden City, Michigan.
The bride's mother was dressed
in navy blue to receive the guests
at a teception at the home of the
The bride chose as her travelling
ette dress, a blue toe coat,' with
white trim, a white hat and cor-
sage of pink rosebuds. Following
theif wedding' trip' to the United
States, the cottple will reside at
the groom's farm. at Sheppardton.
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TOUR SHEAFFER PLANT
Executive members of the Strat-
ford Foremen's Club, at a meeting
at the Stratford Y.M.C.A., Tuesday
evening ef last week, formulated
plans for a tour of the Sheaffer
Pen Company plant in Goderich.
The tour will be made sometime
this raontle
DON'T WORRY ABOUT
G. B. CLANCY
(successor to the late A. L.
Cole, optometrist)
For appointment phone 33,
Goderich.
TV SERVICE
THIS IS Ottrf,tx
SOUND SERVICE.
Phone 598 127 Widder St,
22tf
HAROLD JA OMIT.
ri..HURON AND PERTH
Phone 474 SEAFORTH
P.O. Box 461
MEMORIALS
T. Pryde & Son
tsi
FRANK REID
LIFE UNDERWRITER
Life, annuities, business in -
Mutual Life Of Canada
Phone 346 -- Church St.
Local Reprosentative—
s ALEX SMITH
GODERICH
146 Elgin Ave. Phone 158
A. M. HARPER
Chartered Accountant
Office:
343J
39 West St.
House
343W
Goderich
C. F. CHAPMAN
General Insurance
Fire, Automobilet Casualty
Real Estate'
80 Colborne St., Goderiob ,
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F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 1100 !or appointment
Goderich
38tf
Phone 235
Co -Op. Insurance
Geo. Turton
R,R. 5, Goderich
Phone collect 179 Carlow
Roy N. Bentley
Public Accountant
4 Britannia Road
(Corner South Street)
Phone 1011 sefeeksitesoeffrie
44-13
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GODERICH
OUT ON A LIMB'
%hare is something abottt winter
that' iorings. out the, best in the
smallitown °male. It is a time of
"•year he feels nottung but
pay fpr his, city Countexpart. And
the ifact that the latter feeling
the s,ame.for him bothers him not
hi the least.
exubeiranee does not appear among
sinalltown womesu. They go all
sort of drab, bundle theniselves in
the -Most imprObable end tutbe-
red noses te . leg each other about
all the sieluiess they've had in
their 'family this winter.
But the men tin a snug town,
wheiV: 'winter has settled in for
sure, come 'Out of their good, hon-
est, dull Canadian shells and as-
sume a eolor and vitality that is
almost Elizabethan; *
N for' ti.:45m the dull greys and
ibl and browns of the city fel-
low's feathers. No sir. Around
here, at any rate, they blossom
into exotic apparel that would de-
light the eyes of a chieftain on the
Conga. From head to toe they
have east off motu-ning and turned
into swashbucklers.
'fake their hats, for example. I
doubt'. if there's anothet country .in
the ,world where a fellow could
look out his office window and see
such' a violent variety of cranium
coinfotters as I do, on a- winter's
There goes old Dave McLintock,
a blaek and scarlet Balmoral at' a
jaunty angle, his 80 -year-old ears
defying the mercury. There goes
Captain Bligh, the sailor, borne for
the winter, a vtast fur hat that was
.brought home from the Crimean
War by his grandfather marking
his progress as he heads for the
pub at opening time.
'Across the street stands the rich-
est man in town, exchanging mort-
gage notes with the secondsriehest.
cap With grey fur ear -lugs, turned
up. , The other wears a tweed eap
that makes him look like a refugee
from the Dublin underworld.
And so it goes. You don't see
four fedoras in a fortnight. And
their plumage is juet as etching
from the waist .down. 1 one of
these dull iblaok overcoats ike the
city boys. It's. wool jackets in
brilliant plaids and checks, leather
jackets with .bright scarves, hunt-
ing coats with /14 CollOrs.
But the change is not merely
superficial. The small-town ,male
also undergoes a startling inner
transition in the wistter. FOr the
meechants- business is lousy any-
way, so there's no use worrying
about it. He spends a lot of time
in the coffee shop. Maybe he slips
up to the court -room the day the
judge conies around, to see how
many drunks the Chief has picked
up in the last few weeks.
But ,inost of the day he stands
around the oil heater, aeguing
about the last hockey game with
all the loiterers who have come
in te get out of the cold. Occasion-
ally a "hopeless salesman wanders
in and friend merchant promptly
draw. The odd customer drops in
to exchange a Christmas present. -
It a pleasant, if profitless, way
to spend a day. But you ought to
hear him when he gets home after
locking the store. "What a day!"
he groans as he sits down to the
hot dinner this wife has spent an
hour preparing. "Worked like a
beaver !", shove l 1 i ng in the potatoes.
So she tells him to lie down while
she does the diShes.
After. he has recovered his
strength, she timidly suggests a
movie or that they drop over and
"Gotta go to a meeting. Besides,
you must be tired out. Why dOn't
you just go to bed early and get
GOOD GOING
TUES. & ViED. March 6th "
RETURN MINT — 7 DAYS
Between GODERICH
and
STRATFORD -
TORONTO - -
7th
Return fare YOU SAVE
- - $1.80 $1.10
5.05 3.15
Baregain Fares also apply between TORONTO
and Return Fare YOU SAVE
OTTAWA
- 10.00 6.30
A186 between points listed and INTERMEDIATE e
Stations with proportionate savings.
* Children under 5 travel free -5 and under 1 ,
Regular 130 lb. baggage allowance
Watch for Bargatn Coach Fares effective
APRIL 17.18 T-6-7.
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
a good sleep. Yall g.0 keeP your
When 4ie's off to ledge. 02r Ro-
tary. Or Kinsmen. Or a ineetiug
of the Ways antit Means Cominatee.
Or the Chamber of 'Commerce. Or
trio l'arks Board- Or the 'board, of
Udueatien, Or a session 'of the
iehureh elders. Or the /Mb. OP
the` poolroom. Or -the illoeln
But it's at those Meetings 'that
the reaL winter -time, buccaneering,
Adventurous sVrit Of the sinalls
town male i3 SeVar Ut its best.
Wander into any 'heated, liakted
room in town,. whetb.er it be
church basement, toWn gom-
munity centre or what hive you,
and there'll loe meting going on.
There he'll be, with the best of
them, seconding motions with a
nonchalance that would put to
shame many a chairman of the
Nege of this big -city etiffness
them, either. . It would take your
,breath away, the ease with whicb
the boys call the President
"George," -or the fartiliarity with
which they borrow a match from
the bank manager.
It's at these mid -winter meet-
ings that the bold daring plays are
made to fill ithe town dump and
build eehousing•development on it;
toechtett the swamp south of town
and get. a big industry to settle
there; to "get after" the govern-
ment about a grant for the park;
to draft up a resolution to Ottawa
about the water in the lake going
Yes, it would faipy make your
head swim to think of what the old
town's going to be like in a couple
of years. There'll be no holding
it, once spring comes, and all the
"projects" can be put into effect.
Of course, spring does come
eventu,ally. And it brings along
some friends: trout s,eason; garden,
ing; tourists, a pickup in business.
-Attendance -dwindles off ,at the
meetings until only the chairman
of the committee shows up, 'so it's
decided te cancel meetings until
tee fall.
OUT friend is back in his groove,
working hard, making money, try-
ing to raise 'asparagus or catch-
sp,eolded trout. But his winter
hat, though it's packed away in
mothballs under the blankets, is a
defiant symbol that the free -wheel-
ing, bold -spirited attack on the
swamp, the government, the town
dump, and the heavy industry will
be resumed again as soon as the
snow starts to fly.
Prior to 1.9a5 the U.S. led the
world in newsprint production,
now has only .one-fifth of this
country's production.
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Tray service.
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PHONE 1593
53 NORTH STREET
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