The Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-11-14, Page 6Be A. W.
34sersober rouud-the-house chores are
eating done. The leave* that had been soloiett are vztered, for
bsteiair lit breathleee. danve ef y.51,10.A. secretary set Ale eidetic -
doe * thq or two in. tiae' freak, , and caused me to IliaSt5 a remark,
*few nighiVe rain were in excellent e gee eft had provided 5((X) sheets
with other minietete TO eve the nearby
Militare% earOP the other day. What an
interetAing morning! llow well the
mot tractable, to
raked in he ape to be earted awa,y. There
Preeren't a Mlle or Manner now (tut ot
Them. The storm doors and windows
lestve been. put in their place and the
*reeve are Bow hibernating in the
*ttie. %I* lawn reower„ too, has
entered upon its, long winter rest, It
Old extru milea this rainy stammer.
o r and 3000 envelopes nearly four
WeOiS ago, but these aationevy supplies
were nearly all gone. But there are a
thousand men in the camp, and ,eceliell-
ing by average they have used only
aboife eve sheets cavil. and th,ree en-
vetopee in the month. I reMerked that
this infoemation ,suggested to Me that
there could not be many of these
and we Were not eteettew. leee,, os overe eett,1„113
came
jtL1 111 WeriaullaY' 44441144e41 those P'would. Would. be Written than theeee'llgures
pranks, titettgle the good, wiefle ewe, 41, Warrant, Or ie it that . writing, these
?Wee ,oneugh when she discovered that effeetlenate epistles*, is plug out, (t.f
wire elotheeline that worlds on ' fashion?
1Pleiltels bad been aut. Ilow' that could
..tiOne without our knowbig itelti
9ay. Little folks arrayed In
'hobgoblin clothes and Wearing false
tieee kept coming to theeloorfor their
* *
Perhaps I should 'title this eolumu
44SW12 Through a Parsonage WindoW.'
For Mneh Of this copy ernes to me. as
wiiuealte\ Suet as good Manure and the !
'weed will buu. juet britchtlY0 wet the
dog wilt be,all the better arid tbe fleas
bugy; - have -relegated smell I
easks to other deys of the week. Of ;
M
muse, 1 ehall be ealled oldlashioned. 1 ,
Buteis there, eta a higher and liobler ' an
eleaning up of ourselves, and, prePering
fli
Lord's Dey, that these, other things t .natit DEVELOPINS MONT AT *TART the.
Thew coats are, beine made fox . i
for iteeping holy tireii ablaze on
.0 "1-""'"-""-,.... " ,, ,„. , refugee,s. Plane !were eltatie for a sew'
* • * 3-PerPosit =wane *Nieces% e, ing bee to be held eWeelnescloy etter-
ehould not pet out of the WAY?
One Can't get away from, Goderiele It . f Mrs,
seems. From 1034.1939 I livedetwety.
'two miles from'Irere., The gerage man
'who deideored my' ear and : Performed
$wcitt innetione as re-oiline and pelting
the 'maeleine as It needed these toldl me
he came from ktoderielt and he has a
sister there, elie .wee e good rout „end
a Orsteciass. mechanic. Now, to M'Y
surprise, the niapt,near nie who does for
Mkt Whel my car needs now is a Gode-
dell boy,, teee he !claims. 'He attended
Collegiate there, Ills name 19 Neison
Cattaplaell,„ aed, be is a son of the
Evertgelicel nainieter CemPbell who
used to 'serve Bennalllet German
Levangelitel coegregation betore the
ftor the hall (nt that oecesion, CO; nt
patriotie PalVooes., The I"' PrirnWdliet %MC Ourr Or EtJ1014
of the quilt 14130). Tor %Odell tickets;
were eoldt, are to be )4Vell tO the Red
Vroes. Mr. Wilfred 'Meettrtby of kluge- By Murry J. Boyle
bridge was the holder of the luelgY welexateet. onte /coy, ree-outsete
ticket elise Anna Mae Parrish. Red it was
Prose repreeentative, dietribeted eoat cold re" • • rawitb barkd
aterlel to several of the Member*. chilliness er autumn weutiter . . but
At first rflattne, lintel,* or nasal irritste
Von, put a, little Vie-tro,nol up_ eAele
warn. Its stimulating action aids Isla-
ture'e defenees seotinet the cold. -
. And rententher - when ,a head
, Cold mitkes you steeer, or transient
congeetiote "eille up" nose and. spoils
bleep, 3 -purpose Vaetro-nol gives val-
uable help as it (l) shrinks wpm%
merahrene,s, (2) relieves irritation, (3)
,helpa flush, out
, reseal _ nasstsges,
• clearing crogghell IflKleakee
on of this week at the hople
Delton. The meth*. was elose
with the National Anthem, after *which
lilatelt Was eerved by the hooteatses.
The Decent*** Meeting will be held sit
the 'home of Mrs. 'O'Neil.
G6DERICII TOWN Sliar
• GODeateCH TOAreMaire Nov. 12-
3tle and Mrs, Reuel' Ore* and faMile,
'candies and apples, „Some Wye to sub., Memory weeks while ,ga ,
1 Mit to a pestering crowd of ittkrle; °Ile ' ,13',IY '841,AdY Wtetodoue Lest Sunday three old building yeas deserted. ,
eetteolMaster I know, who "Sae 300 ; of myeeneigh , rs were watched through * * *,
his gebool, and Wiiinratiler 1 the 'window as ratione were mede At a Hallowe'en social. foe Explorer
roll One girls and hays, whose' ages were tient'
OW merit. I shoUld Seel - Wheeleag it into the Cel10,,,,aild a third was hone for the Wee'lt-end.:
/Cary' Bell. '
„Union Church ,NoteseeeRev.
ditemner Of * Driteedeld emulated the
inside the eitureh it was quiet' with the
ansteelte of a holy *wee. ''The lieht
on the console of the organ Rented con-
' eetetrated. on, the face of the small.
etateired, dark-haired .man-evritle .the
blaelerimmed speetaelete liande Moved
slowly but gra.cefielly actor* the white
keye "end as tb•ey moved and
toothed — and ilioved again'
there poured forth; trona organ loft up
beyond the are of light in, the "dim
darkneeS . . the raelode, !".Sontewhere
a Yoke* Calling." •
This was A.ireraftsman Prank Godley.
. fotteer organia 'oe ethe savoy
.".11eatre toinleoin, England; and now
member of the air. force Under the'
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etalleelelliD, Nee. 12. ---Mrs. Donald palpit Tinton On Sal14111. a grodlee soni-Sattefe-
Martin Landon visited, eeith lie!' Par- levered a line sermon Olt 90keertalaes8:' titiStW.' to Frank
tecetects 'mane Helleilegter ealleee. at his ton„our, paet ,for at , , ents Mr and Mrs. D, A. MacLean, last 'from the te`Xte 'A'Son, 10e a it*°d cheer' irseli leler.tr aaend4e,ewelPaee ef %%Wogs'
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" -ettye ,he Must positieely protest buey raking 10.leaVer bUrniuge teu -to- tlairteen, `Wee had e geeat shig- week, . „ thY eine be ferkiven thee" (St. MattlieV 1 a pleasure.
When the 01410n oute gangs go over that' .thern, Amether wae &PI/ging wood aud The "QUIP Of aim'ogt lift3t 'UlatdO Miss eitarionMaedouald ofeStretfoed, 9:2) * '11/41ext `‘§undaY1 llev• ,Lin'eela is a charming town ju East
w h s
rafters ring With, old -elute songs.
The laet call for singing weis the song,
Alitays, Be -an .England."
When it veaS eelted fee all the Child*
--it Was • -very' eoticeable-put On a
brigeter rand keener look,a look- of ex-
peetancy and sheer Pleasure': , Where
they had been coneent to sit and sing
other Son*, they' without any. cal' te de
'iron their vontiore'rese in a
• IVO, put back their shoulders and
aSsumed that attitude w'hich eloquently
told how they were now piing to be at
11,14eltityerofeiron--BriliTF-NIU-CV1-114„e411411,1„ . an, ottele Of beauty' im an
e .pulPit . at Union. ,tioard- ° 'industrialized e section' -012-alfgrande
* * was washing and, curry -combing hls AtisseS Anna, Charlotte and] oie gee- t1
ie
It Was met pleasure to he invited big, police 'dog. I suppose the lea'res
yvc,,,,,end managers, ar„e desirous :_that_nag6° 1.'Prank Godley was t3rPleni and is tepicai.
kenzie Teronto spent the " out be present as Mr. Mai& 7.0 loanY L'e 1 of so many others Conte& it his
work,. . and willing in the PlaelditY,
-,111•10000""•=10/1/luminoloolpeliammillsamiememlimoom"."• Aliss • :Margart, Simpson. at '. London the future miniSter of the .coUgreFat on,
For the Red Cree.S.-aine nrinntblY of his life to go on living In the mennee
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We are buying them in quantities and sellingthem on sight
THERE 'S'. A REASON!
They are good heatersUd fuel sayers. We will install
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them at any time to suit your conVenience..
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Good Bbds and Mattresses are .necessary for the cool
weatherDrop • in to see ours, the prices will surprise you. '
Was home for the week -en .
'Miss , Attie MaeGregor of, Toronto progressive. euehre party held. under
W40 a., reetenVvisitor at her -home here. 1 the .atiseeces Of the North End °oder**,
,(3ongiatulttions to ler. and Mrs. Wil- ' Township Ited 'Cross Society Wits held,
-Ilene- Berry lea- theeeirtheof le, sem on on Friday evening at theelibme of Mie
:November 5. .. 4. . 1 end Mrs'„Akeef011isttobereeritle-overetiftee
Women's Institute.• -- The regular i attending. High honors in cards were
meeting of the Kintail Wometes, Insti-.1 woe by Mrs: „ glary ..Vlitchell of (*ode -
their best. rt. wa:.1 the spontanel tate was held .on. Thursday, Noventber rich 'and Mr. John 'Craddock. Coneole
.. the thing that arrested me--guriii a 11, at the hOme. of Mrs. R. and Mts. ation prime were awarded to Mrs. Malt.
'grand,. elatrWlge resPoneivenes tzati, Dave Mackenzie. There 'Wes a good Driver and 1Mr. ROY Rundle, After
was tottehing. ' Of course 1 thls, mae-be etteedtteCe. 1Tiwaneeiles twas' in charge cards, 'lunch Was served by the execu-
1 the result of Some. ecliool tiefluing and , oe tee president, Mee. Rehert ',Scott: The tive ane,the faring peeliee 'joined -in it
leadership in singing classes. But to
inieelf and tc
to others it was attost tion of r some articleMade from a suga.r ' with a violin solo, . accompanied by
I roll call was answered by the exhibi- singsong. Mrs. Malt. Driver favored
eack There -were some Very interest- Miss florry Chisholm.. The evening
• a amicable thing.
Sidelights-% Want to know how,long
, ,
girls' shOtild be eourtsd. Answer is -
That's easy. Just the same way as
short girls.
Travelling Salesraan (coMplaining to
head waitresg)--Vjaere's, , honey ,
Head WaitreSs---She got sp fresh. welAttention Was drawn to the fact ts.a
-had to let -ter - • . Pather le did not- char e h s' -arents•it d friends here '
ing and novel' ideas gained from this.
Papers were read by Mrs. Fred Mae-.
Gregor ,and Mrs. Jerry Dalton and a
very gi)od accOunt Of Ourrent Events"
was given, by Mrs. Wm. MacDonald.
The secretery, 'Mrs. R. i0p$aSe an g
kskcess. 1 Masquer- joined the Royal Canadian Navy as a
Recount Of the ver
ade danee held at Kingsbridge recently. stoker in Septenaber, is ,honte on a
leave of alkence, "visiting
edesed with the ,National Anthem.ehe
next euchre party will be held et the
home Of Mr. and MTS. Roy Rundle.
'Frank ifir.noe' k,.eon of Me, and Mee.
L G Warnock, Wo1fee4etreet, wht
of England for centuries' past.
__ePealair__Godley „enjeyed a mode*
temp. enackpool . . the Medea pf an
ereaelets , . Wee linown 'to hina,
and- he- hactknoWn,„su,chegreat eizganfsts
as Sydney Torch, Reginald, Poort arid
Reginald Diaton. Lite was happy and
life -was. enjoyable but then tame
, eThwearw.ay of E' n'gland • Was mem. eed
. the quiet life of thatchecottages
nti -tea- atefour . and elovely* musie
rendered frona a majestic theatre organ.
Frank Gekley; like '0011SM:ids 01, -his
ftos
oeivin(listen Geli101tnthrelSmitend' 1(101411d tahseidOereY-1'.
bine of the „lighting' forces.;
Today Frank Godley is at Port Al -
beet . . . AircraftsMa.n Frank Godley
.oe the British Commonwealth* Air
Training Plan, He's learning his busi-
ness of flying, • So that ,this' menace to.
English life and. the British Empire,:'
m,ay be attended to. Bet Prank Godia
Still loves the.organ. . . and do it was
that he sat at the organ of. the Wing!
ham llniteel-churell and' vvith the assist-.
anbe. of charming Madeleine 'Lane of
ericheentertain ' -
Por a lialfehefir he forgot blac.k
planes with crooked crosses over Eng-
land . . „ land- falling bombs . . . and
whether „East Anglia has e,seaped the
destruction ' of ,boneels . . and he
played mace again... just as h.e
Might lave on it quiet Sunday -morning
at the parish- thurehein Lincoln, Eng-
land, when people strolled down quiet
taateways .and over cobbled streetS
church . . withOut fear of the' hoarse,
shrill warning of an air raid.
Mwaeneti If yon
dean, r of1 ti nes dleea
workelearn
Dwathibechr7ifel:
the trade
• 7%411*\..naP steady,ia
aTiralui Qedienleatr.
round employment in almost every
City and Town. You will beable,
in ot short time, to run your own
)5/4. No other business requires
such small starting capital. With *
ownBC na rbdcyr Poola nhd7a;:°Yft6ellib'elgajdrC:Sutriantedr:
'etc., all in the same building,
under the one expense for rent,
flghInanitd heat.Thereeearre insiporsactipocwalelyno r
With ell these .opportunities at
your commend. There is an excel-
lent &Mee for YOU if you GET
STARTED NOW! Pay as You
arri Wilielbeffaliteite-
tsuchreo.oisArroemriccoleass tlatorgceosasf ts,.ystem.
MOLER BARBER SCHOO
590 YONGE St TORONTO
liktorpe„, and were
..ww.,•!:4400 ... • ....
e.....teeeeee.eheeeefeeee...:./ •
coolititer 11,
rilliant Perforriftance,1 -‘
Arrange right now with a Ford -Mercury dealer
to inspect.and driye this bigger car,iflis better buy!
BIG New Bodies • NEW Massive
Beauty • BIG Extra,.rootny In.
ieriors a NEW Interior Luxury •
I BIG New Wider Seats.: NEW Faster
Ac6e1eration •,BIG Over-all Length
-"Longer Wheelbase and 'Spring.
bade s" NEW Soft Siower.aotion
Springs BIG Window .Area
creased up to 33%. NEW Stabilixer
Ride Control. BIG New
Rigid Frame.
CANADIAN CABS FOR 'CANADA
No cart or trucks- sold in Canada utilize a higher
pereentage Of Canadian material and labour than
. those manufactured by Ford Motor COMPOOV
of
'Canada, Limited. An estimated 100,000 Canadians
edcriee their 1ive1ill00d.1•whol17 or in part, from
the Company's operations. -Canadians who buy
Canadian Ford products at their 010001' to WO.tk
at home.
LET'S look at the FACTS bit the new tord'
car! - Let's see. him it's a BIGGER car—and •
whir it's a 11 grIVR. buy!
Wheelbase? * Two inches longe'' Seating
width? Increased as much as fevett inches! Better
visiort? 22% more in, sida#5, 53% more in
coupe! 'Ride? (Ompletely re -engineered for amaz-
ing,:new comfort' new soft, slow -act -foil „springs,
new ride stdbilizer AcceierA6 Already •
famous, now eesteppe,d.ue for even faster pit&
up in both lower gears:
Add .these to nciar massive beauty and luxury
to match the brtllkince ofa Pypc, &cylinder %
engine—Ow pentty-stretching -econoMy—and
. you get just one an‘wer.
IMPORT -ANT.!
'Prices at factory for "Special Series" cars
show, only Slight increases. Fordor Sedan
' $26.00. Coupe and Tudor'Sedan $3000.
tompare illicit!, increases and Ford del
livered' prices with those of any other car.
YOU Carl Con
* other full-size car in Canada..
DEL1VERE.D, PRICES
In GODEBICII begin, tit
for Special Coupe..
Ljeense 'only extra
OARLOW, Nov. 12. --The high wind
onMonday. did eonsiderablt, damage,
blowing down trees, unroofing barns and
loing other Alamage.,. The large store
window " at Mr. John.. A. ,Young's was
*blown in. •
Mrs. Jean Y. Walter and Miss Isabel
Young, of Toronto, spent.the week -end
with their 'aunt, Mrs. Jarvis .Niegride.
. Miss Mey Matheson, WN., -of Whitey,
-1-and --Miesejosephinee_Weir, of Allburn,,
spent the week -end with Miss Christine
Robertson,
Mr. and, Mrs. T. If.. Wilson, Mrs.
Wiison,sr., and Mrs. '.Stoll visited with_
relativ,es, at Woodstock'. on. Surid ay..
• Mr. Dan- Piteilado eine family have
".moved• into Mr. John Petton's cottage
near Jewel. We welcome thent to our
midst arld are glad to see, 'the, houses
-filling up.
„
i. Vann SAL -7 The sele at; the--farin.
df* the late el A. Robertson,.
, We:8 lield on Friday In:et.There.was a
large er.owd of people, limit the day was
cold and -wet' and bidding was slow.
Everything, hOwever, was sold. The
farm was bought in by ',Miss Christine
. Robertson Tor ' .$4,325, Mrs. Wm.. '
,Gauley and her son Alfted have rented
theletem for a year. '
Pre'sleXterTitei'-Letlies' Aid; ---..- The
.Ladies‘ 'Aid Of the Presbyterian congre-
gation he d their 'November meethlg
at the ho e of Mre. George Glen. There
-was a t,itod attendance Of 'members and
" visitors. -*The , president, 'Mrs, liervee
'Fisher, presided. The meeting opened
with 'a devotionat period, Mrs. A.. M.
(Boyle offering prayer. Inrs. Tait 101ark
poke on tempero.nee, end asked ,the
Members to let the'elinister of Natioual
WareService know their Tattitude on the
qeeetioe. " A quilt for the Red °MSS
Was quilted. At thee close the hostess
and Miss Glen zerved a dainty lunch
and a social' hour' was enjoyed. *The ,
next meeting. will -qie. et the home of
*- :Mrs. *Will Marsh,.
Cou10 Get No Rest.
To the thonsandi who toss, night
,after night, on sleepiest beds, and ee..
whose eyes slember will not 'come. I --
To those who sleep in a kind of
way, but whose rest is• broken by
bad dreamland „nightmares. e
To those who wake up in the s
morning es tired as on going to bed,
we 1(iffer m Milbuines Health and
NervoPills a remedy to help seethe
and calm the nerves and,. bring t,hent ' •
back to a, perfect condition, and
when-thht is done there should be no
more sleepless nights due • to shat-
tered nerves.
The T. Milburn Co., Ltd.„, Toruntc4 Ont.
BROPHEY'S
Ftay014 Sfkl(Ic''
(Estitblished 105)
'TRADITIONAL
SINCERITY AND
• EXFERIENCE
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Prompt
Ambulance Service
, nom 120
FLOYD M. LODGE, DirectOr
. Funeral 'Director. and Embithner
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All calls promptly attended to
day or night
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,SERVICE-
Phonest% Store 335." ReS. 355W.,
Hamilton Street GoderIch,
1'10= 12 -MD. and
Mre. ,Will elrewford and eon Bert, Mre.
Itlarl Bogie 'of iSherperdton end 'Mrs,'
Leonard Crawford. ef Godetich spent
Istat, weelteend in Toronto, , visitieg
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relatives there, , t
, 'Mr. Jas. Young of elataitoulle Jointed,
1 -ds visiting at theehome'of Mi. and Mike
.Taie Young eor tile, fall,
nrainAtiq .Vettb Of the .A.Y.P.A.
,Preeented . their play, • "'The Inack
Derbyt,". In the I;tutehoyv Town tall en
Priday et -ening. last, Withnearly it
Tull house. A dance folloveed the play,
'with muelc supplied by the Mtkllar1e13
orchestra.
' Have you renewed your subscription?
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CONSTIPATED?
Tee* 'mit Modern Veeetehie Laxative to
lona the livar and slat the 1311a Jules flowing.
lountovisti dinastion and ettans away &Janina
waste*. Mk ter this genuine Dr. -Mollies bow
firt Pale, your druagist's.
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