The Goderich Signal-Star, 1950-08-24, Page 3U'.
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'CHARTERED .ACCOUNTANT'
���. CECIL. ATTR1DI . •
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O.LEIIrh•D.AcrGC)iJl`1 . AN
Phone.' TQ; ---Guice 343W. HOuse 343,T
:Goderich.
'C.COUaTArl rS
OYN' 'BENTLEY
%icensed Puhike.,A,,ceo4uttaxt,
Pltane.909J. ` , ^. .Q. BOA 4
36 Itegent .Std,•.(; (r derieli •
• O.. G. McOANN,
n,•ccountant
Clinton.: "Ontario
Phone Z61,- Rattpnbuq ' ,St"' 1+3.
'MEDICAL ' (,
DR, F. J. R.. FORSTER; 'EYE,
EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Late Rouse Surgeon New . York
' • Ophthalmic and • Aural • Hospita)„,
assistant at° Moorefield Eye HosPital
and Golden Square Throat Hospital,
condon,England,
mrE5-`TESTED; 'GLASSES
. SUPPLIED 53ssWaterloo Street, S., Stratford.
7
• Telephone' ..-26 . .`
Next visit Bedford Hotel,
rich, Wednesday, Sept. 27th, 1950,
at a2 p.m. till 4.3ti p,tm
, DENTAL •.
DR; R. w: HUGHES' .
Dentist'
Corner Wellington and Lighthous.e
Streets. • •
Phone 4.033) for appointment,.
• • CHIROPRACTIC
OAL'U B. B
DIT L
1XXPERIEN,CED AVc;UItONEER
Lleensed for Coun ee ,qf Huron
and Bruce
RIPLEY, P„HONIF.E, 49 .�
'For lintormati on-apPlr to IL N.
Kernjghau, Division Coast Clerk"
Goderich, 'Ont.
IFTERBERT B: SUCH, D.C.%,
•
Doctor cif Chiropractic.
Office flours ; •
Mon., Thurs.-0 a.m. to `5 'p.m.
Tues., Fri -9- a,m: to. 5 p.m.
• 7 p.m, `to' 8
Wed., & Sat. -9 a.m. to 11.30
hw a.m,
Vitamin 'Therapy
Office --Corner' of. South .St. and
Britannia Road. ; Phone- 341.
VFTERINARItNN `
j}3,•It: J. MILNE1 V.S.,
4' -North St., Goderich
Phone 24.
INSURANC
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J!I.1LLo1_' • MVTUAL. FIRE IN-
. S'UI{ANUE t10. — Farm .and
isolated town property insured:
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• President, L. J. lrewartha, CUD.-
ton; Vice -President,
J • L
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Malone,
'Seaforth; Manager and 8cc3-lle1s.,
l,a.t.
ekltlrA_
Directors ---E, 'J. T'rewartha, Clin-
ton; .1. L. Malone, Seaforth ; S. 'II.
Whitmore, Senforth ; - Chris. Leon-
hardt, Berpholin; Robert Archibald,
Searorth ; 'John l%
w1
nb>Il th,
Frank McGregor, Clinton; Wm. S.
Alexander, .Walton; L-jarvey Fuller,
Goderich.
Agents -•J. E. Pepper, Brucetield;
R. F. McKerchea, Dublin; Geo. ` A..
Watt; Myth; J. '•F. Prueter, Brod-
bagen ; , Selwyn -Baker, Brussels.
Policy -holders. -can, make ail. pay-
ments and. get their cards .teceipted
• at the •Royal Bank, Clintcin ; ' Keith-'
Cutt's• Grocery, Kingston Street,
Goderich, ',
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-74E-Slintis1 ONTARIO
' 'MOTORWAYS' w, ,
' (Daylight Saving Time)
To LONDON To' STRATFORD
(Daily)' (Daily)
',7.40 ,a.m. • . ' 7.40 a.m,. •
12.15 pan. ' 12.15
,.. "*4.30 pini. 4.30 p.m.'
to—except Sunday`s and Holidays. •
': -Monday and day after holidays,;
bus leaves for I.ondon'at 6.45 'a.m.
Friday, Saturday, Sunday and'
'.holidays to London at 9.10 ,p.m:
,+ • 10:00 a.m. daily to Owen Sound.
via Blue Water Highway. -
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9:55 p.m. Sunday arid holidays, to
'Stratford. ;• ''
,. Charter *teaches for. all occasions.
For information phortle, Reg. McGee
° r
and Sons at 765x •
EDW 1) W. Z LLOT '
UCENSF.CI itiu IONEER
Correspondence promptly :an'
ewered, immediate arrangements
can. he ,made, 'for Sales 'Date .by
Calling Phone 203, Clinton.
Charge Moderated satisfac-
tion Guaranteed; 1,9tf
HAROLD JACKSON
ICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON' AND PERTH,
Seafi rth . Phone 11-661 or
Harry Edv}aarois, Goderich,
Phone 144
U. 41. OF1A,PSLAN
Genera, Insurance,
Tare, Auttbmobile,, °Casualty
Real Estate
West ,St., Goderich, • .
" Phone M.
SSUIT Insure In
hnsiuu�nce
Confederation Life --Wind, Car'
FIRE -Preferred rates' fir, •
preferred, risks. , ' •
ACCIDENT .& SICKNESS
Consult '
JGIIN • FAItBISH
Phone 71+15.'Dungai aon
MALCOLM TIERS
� M ,A
'NEW LOCATION
on the Square --formerly )'r ,
Craigie's office ,
Real. Estate--Geiieral.
suranee
Phone 115W
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A. L ' COLE
Olitonietrlst---0ptician ;
nes' Exanilned, 'Glasses ,Fitted
-Phone, 33 Goderich, Ont.
FIRE.
rroteet 'Yourself With Fire
Insurance
Gordon Jewell
• D'ERI H
R.R.O C
. 6
Phone Carlow 304-4
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F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETi1IST
Phone 1100 for appointment
SQUARE** GODERICH
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Geo. G. MacEwan
ilt'ire; Aeddent and Motor , Car
. Insurance ...
. OFF ICE :MASONIC TEMPLE
WEST STREET
PHONE 230 . GODERICH
ver r L40
0 Come
from
for
•$tratford••
m,
Kroehler Picnic
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(Stratford BeaPon-I3erald report)
Starting 'off under Gcloudy skies
and at tithes running into , slight
rains„ the annua "$Kroehi"er .,picnic
train left the?, Stratford depot at
f)q;.a m. ,Saturday, carrying more
A11144;109 pasenbers, Upan their
arrival. in Goderich,• .passengers
were. Met by employees; who had
imide the trip by ear, Goderich taxi
companies, r and the large Kroehler
truck • that had taken supplies
earlier in the. morning, and soon'
the 'entire group was transported
to harbor Park.. It is estimated
that .the full picnic attendance
numbered between 1,050 and 1,100,
for a record turnout. •
.Weatherman Co-operates
Shortly, after their arrival at
Harbor Park,„,the weatherman ' co-
operated with. the " picnickers and
the sun shone, bringing . perfect
picnic weather for the entire day '
One of . pc, e _ pony A the :new' features of the
icn . '" 1iorse rides-
y Y
under the .supera•isi(i:ia pf Little's
stables of Goderich, . was the iris
-mediate centre -of uttrattion for
.young and old alike.. A golf
tournament at Maitland• golf course
found thirty entrants, and some
.good and not so good, golf scores
were tuTued in; but all agreed that
they had a lot of .fttn ,at the game
reg.trdleSs of' " the : scsozes. , The
children's fishpond, •beau bag; and
alley games, which: were set. -up
early in the, morning, were kept
busy until ,all tickets had been 'used
un and all prizes had been passed
a•t-te-' ster•.s %an .tYr P
r.
popular bingo. games • for ' the' adults
were busy trem,early morning until
just before the completion of the
picnic. Again a fine array •of prizes,
.such as _blankets, .towel .sett;, cups
and saucers, .tea-o'ts, . and special
prizes of •I 'rgehler hostess" chairs,
kind' a feature prize ,of ,a special
Z;roe]iler chair for the, bingo gain s,
ghee d$isStil;ance , that every winner
would be mach more than satisfied
with the prize.,
.At -the noon hour the gathering
INDEPENDENT ORDER
OF ODDPI ELLOWS
Huron Lodge No. 62, Gode-
rich meets first and tthird
Monday nights,. of every
month in MacKay" Hall.
Visitors, Welcome.
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•r••N04000.00i000 000.•.•.•.O..••,.•••000.•0••A••O•000.0•.•••i• O 000004 0400ei moimmoomms
i At' �� 4n the ' ' At ;West'
rye CAPITAL.,
The Snare Street
. PHONE 47 = °
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FOR RENT
A new shop,' 28' by 3U', •for
body and , feilcler work,
,painting an,d r wel'd'ing.'
• This is in connection with
my service I:tation.., I will:
supply hydro. and air for _
-' $2U' a month. , An oppor-
tunity
for exit n
.
s eo etobe
on it own:
•R. Grenier, B -A Service°
Station, .Grand Bend.. '
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ICH,. O.NTARTOr THURSDAY, , ,W GUST 24th, 1959
knocked off fpr about• -an' heti); for
lunch; after which the"lengthy sports
and raves. program goat under 'ways,
while a111 the time the• bingo games,
Lama and horse., -rides, boat' rides,
and 'chiidren'S games. were, ,also
fuU swing; Th.e 'large, refreshunent
booth, at which 'soft • drinl,;„ and
ice crenut were supplied free to all,
was a; really busy Spot frog early
morning until' the breakup.
The , races and games were run
off in eXleptionally fine- time,. with.
Bryant keeping,' everypne in-
formed as to what was .going .on
over the public address system:
VVilliarir • Ie. Mister; chairman of
the sports eonnntttee, Mid his as-.
sisttints kept things moving right
along; the races- for the most part,
drew . large entry lists , hnd. good
keen competition, .. all of ,which
I �
added up to a full day for till. ,
Two professional clowns, another
new feature of this year's picnic,
kept. the throng• well entertained
both in the afternoon and evening,
and to add a completely unexpected
.and grand finish to the event the
Goderich BlueWater Band marched
to the Goderich depot' where they
played. a few numbers just 'before
the train left for the return trip.
'At 'the conclusion of the clay' •it
was unanimously agreed by every-
one present that the -1050. event was
tire tops 'in a long line of• "top"
Picnic efforts by the Kdroehler' Mfg.
Co.' Ltd. ).•
'Congratulates . Committees
During the afternoon J. Harold
Wyatt, vice-president and general
manager o1 the Kroehler Manufac-
turing Company. Ltd., made a short
address and' congratulated the com-
mittees on their" work in',making
the Picnic c�nic .a success.
I
W. U, Petterson, vice-president
and works manager, nmde the draw
of a Kroehler
w• ticket
urn t C
the holder has
prize. ,Among
several draws
fternoon were
Morris, •341n
and Elinor
for a special prize
hostess chair. Tho
was number 501, but
not yet claimed' his
those winning in the
rheeld during .the a
Doris and Marian
Roth,. Bill • Kainiili
Grandisont. •
•IN17IAN '.HIEF JONES "
OFFICIALDOM CURBS
warms EFORT
O
UT_
(fl'rom Walkerton 'herald -Times)
A loyal public ..r (boor boy) who
had the ambition to Make his ma,ick
is the world ars-a druggist, started'
ou the loin; grind to attaining his;
i'llui.B, , degreeby, taking it job. f'o'r'
;the/ summer months and after
a0bci1 hours at a Weal drug -store
The youngstci was showing alai-,
tt .de` and, ability 'in -hip' pre-appten-
tice wok. when in walked oiileial-
dole in the' fern ,of' a lady •Govern-,
went inspector and .the lad's dream
did a 'sudden fade-out, for the tune
being at least. Itappears the
inspector ' casually asked the : boy;
his age and was given the honest
answer of '"thirteen." Ile was then
told that it, was necessary,..that" he
be at least fourteen years old be-
fore he could be permitted to have
elnp1oymerrt-.there and his employer
was obliged. -to •promptly "pay hien.
ot.f.'d .The general , npinioh is that
had the inspector • been of the
sterner sex he would .have winked
i e r cti e
b
e at Ne t
Storm—PeopleWonder r
(¢y -;c lex. Mclvor, '. inuipeg) , and ,w is ,tehnored to' the, .G�eheral.
Winnipeg Seems bound to keep in Hospital' here.,,,'. Mrs.' Th'ouipsou tow,
t e headlines, Still • busy ort- the us 't at' the' had neo friend.$: ar
•task of retia' 4kttat'on'" after the' acquaintances in Winnipeg, so the
disastrous spring flood, Another, but Mrs. and myself Have v sited'them
,jnuch smaller, disaster ,has visited several times' in, tie' hospital, and,
the city. About anid4•i,gltt. bundtty. our own` minister, Rev. 1taieold,
August '6th; with little warning, a J raitreY, wa�s,in also, Ji r.' I:Ierbison,'
arm south wind met a cold wing now much better, Was to have re-
warm )•n,
from' the west and decided to put sumed laid journey to Calgary today,
on a sh,o�y. For forty minutes %us- i! ziday,'August 11th, but the doct6is
ric�ane wins aiad a terrific rain yesterday, decided° "not yet,''' ° How -
did thousands ofdollar' ever, they may get away Taesday i1!
cild hundreds a us s
damage, and so far. cost 'four -lives, his condition is favorable. They
three of 't thexi1 - fronx careless are very . grateful for friendliness
grabbing, of ' broken high-power they. have 'received tri Winnipeg;
wires of which there are Still plenty in fact, deeply :'touched by it. While
around—warnings, on the radio and I was. visiting Mr. Herbison he told•
in ' the • Papers notwithstanding. me trier spent ai nnonth in Godenrich
Thousands of trees were partially s"eme gears ago irx a cottage near
or wholly blown down, costly plate the lighthouse. Also I "Yearned he
glass windows litter the streets andwent to college with a, second cousxu
few billboart¢s escaped. Quite a of mice, Rev. Donald • McLeod of
few roofs were lifted,, and hundreds Ripley' and Thamesville. H also
told rue ti�ere wa's ori Alex.. Mclyer
a patient a few doors' away and
that he came' originally- from Storrs-.
away, ,Scotland, and spoke Gaelic.
Aks• - m ancestors- all'_ ,came • fro
there, I decided ;to look in .on' him.
And • was he delighted, 0pecialiy
when in -y= _yife, who vas 'born -
Tiverton in, Bruce, greeted hint in
Gaelic. ,;Ele' ' has been 'otit . from ! '
Scotland forty years ,and lives in
Port William. We both believe we I
are, probably forty-second cousins''
at least. . And all the above started. I
of chimneys blown 'down. .Many
at' the alight "infraction and per -
who suffered in the hood have been'
i notablymarket. -gardens
hit again,
and glleenhouses. No estimate has
Yet -been -made as'to^ the d`auiage
dollars and.. cents,. but it rt�iTI"`run
into the hundred's of thousands.
I'ebple here are- -wondering_ �v1iat
next. •
= Crops Are Good
• I remember such • a storm back in
1922 when, two million dollars dam,
age wa-s done. ' 1� oilers trees and
branches• are still • littering ,the
Streets live days after this .one.
Ho er this time theor
we storm �vasw
confined mostly to' the city and
suburbs and; little or no crop dam-
age is reported. Perfect growing
weather has. brought the cr s o
crops u
b"
along
g
�.
fast after a` late start and. T �beiieve
a bu'inper crop • (in Manitoba at
least) : is assured and harvesting
tiger tions are not far :off. There
has heeri' iractically no gra"sslio )er.
p t, FI
damntige, this menace ;Having been
fo1'eseen' and precautions taken with
excellent results. Another pest that
has priietically bet 'eliminated is
the' •mosquito • p'lague. For spine
years' now the city has spent con-
siderable 'money. to • •combat • this
'irritation and it has paid off. After
the 'flood aeroplanes °sprayed the
Red River valley to the border and
the Specters are noir• almost non:
extstent, to . the , great relief of
SV innipegers. .
A Former Goderich Couple,
nutted net:
lad to continue his.,..job.
'But not so the female official, she
-insist--llew -t'o the• -line- end- have- her
"pound of iiesh," as it were, and
as a coriseque + ,the youngster lost
•hi:s-. jeb.. and, 1 since been -having
an enforced vacation.
To •the average • citizen such in-
cideuts as recorded above tire
absolutely uncalled for and most
foolish; A, young. boy,, who. of his
i)wn free 'will wishes to earn .pin
money in the holiday• season; should
be • ruiitted to do so without over-
1�
officious otficialdgm stepping' In and
dictating, that he cannot. Had ..It.
been that ''he was being forced to
wory,,in Seine factory as child labor
.:it won
L lld' have "beenan altogether
alto et el
g
• difdrent' lnatter, but in this case
the youngster in question watt, en-
deavoring to prepare himself. to:
take ftp• his future studies as a
druggist, as well as provide himself
'with Spending money._
COULD IT HAVE BEEN A •
"STRAY•'' FROM' KOREA?
REMEMBERS .MENESETUNGh
. :A..flaming Ifttefeor whia'h streaked
• Magistrate I): B. I'Io.lrnes ' and ss
title, the western sky, about 1'
\lit- I.lolmes returned on,,' Frida)' 1)'('1$$(•1 Sunday.. ml)rn'' ' '.' (<i.0 1..t'
from the P,ruee Peninsula, 8svhere. 1:i), to. be followed by a •"house-
tlley spent ,holidays:•f.w.hile there sliakint;"4e plos1(111 caused (lune a
Magistrate Iiolale.s, visited'.thekeapi stir in this' district.
(.,'raker Indian' reServaition and 'Met,. ' Thea uil'te�ur .. 111, u'p • • The., eutl,re
the 'termer Chief: of the'reservation,: he.t1'111��, u' the cum.et'-like ...Mass •. 'Tuesday.; lugast 1st,.. lily wire
9.7 -year-old- l.'Uiot Charlie, Joitea; • dint . iwruss •the ky,' leavin in it,,ii .And 'I; spent: ii merit enjoyable hour I
When the Chief le€trued: 'that wake a • redclisll=green 11110„,and- a at• lite.( .•♦Pill: depot here in 1Virini-
Jla,,i.,ttr:rte llo1111es was .flour Gude- shower (1r. -.stars- _which o11e ,, ob- p('1. .Jit•. 1111(. Mrs Dave Tllonillson
rich he 1>aid, ;',ttiQ you're (1'0111 '\iene- $ r1.'('1' s 1Id 'surpassed 1111y fireworks 1)l X1'1)1.($ )t( w el•e 101 tht'.1,1' Wal)- ' west
situug,'. \Velt.do I i tuti;iber ft aa1111 11ispl:i1 lie had ever seen. t11 Vancouver to visit 1)ai•e' sister,!! O.
ninny.' a time. liar 1" visited there., The explosion" ilit•li • fo11o)ved ' M11's• •,' ii(1l,, ,:111 tpf cot1r�(1. )\(1e I • .
I. '.cit' 0.youllg 111a.4.1,"• I''1►l' '(1 t'itl mrl>tl�ed 1111Tly p(?1)1>11 t17d fur tiler- le i(i( ra r eL (t(i(lk`1°H'ht lf1
Chief Junes Bald that t1 .n.ic), was •trfiieiemily severe' ti,'• cnu):e 'a nahurally. we `had 'nlnch to fall: •
he Wil, a yuuu$•1ma11, but 'raltitet• :1;',1nie d(se'r'!l.),e(! •!t' 11 slrnil05. 1,0«.. if 1y. but we made .1he •most of It and •
A0l TU '..
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yAkl ore coughs and. colds, than dual:
thec
ora 1
� an
h )lam' ofe..
foil t i�r time.
o is according
h roan ,
In G slew~ 1i act di
the �'
,to. a local -doctor; u.nd among these.
are a few cases` of whooping .con 'b.
, IA .'i i E $. 5� .•
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from the happy thought of Dave
and May:Thompson F
card that the weree
Winnipeg August 1st. I 2nope
others coming this'way, will' be ?so
thoughtful ' and the address is.
Suite 25,.001 Broadway d� y Al e.
(Phone 38423) . ' •
The flood 'relied --fund ,,for Mani-
toba is now near eight and a -half
million; this in addition to 1i•rst
payment of- twelve and a -half .mil-
lion by: the btominion Goternment.
Permanent dill;es are to be built,
brit there is no definite flood control
program ailno'unced 3 e,
of dropping a
Coming through n h h
g
g
A typical group safeguarded by'a'
Sun Life of.Canada Family -Income
„form ..._vihlch _ i 1 kd
and effectively ant ares• a contlituinp,. "..
Anon. for the widow sltcsoldf the'
'i usband, die; provii1es:,mducat`iona1
funds for the children) and finally ,,,
makes available the, 'full amount
arsured which can be Used to •par;"
chase qn annuity. for the mother
when the cblldren are old enough to.
become wage earner
y • • • .
PLANNED LIFE 'INSURANCE
I have received' , tin interesting,
courplimentary letter among 'others
from I3ihv Coutts in �'il'ginitt,
Billy is still going strong and much
interested 'still In his boyhood town: -
It was indeed nice to hear from
MM.' •
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B'RIN'GS PEACEOF. 'MIND
Without obligation, . let mie
you how the facilities' 'of .tlto
SUN LIFE ' ASSURANCE CON',
PANY OF CANADA can
meet your pairtiU ular needs in a
wqy that will fit your.. pocketbook:--,
larold W. Shore,
Representative 'Of
Sun 'Life' Assurance' Company
of Canada
North St. ,Phone 766vw
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was
never .known its Goderich. w11tau number .of people to int~estigattt about, The hour parse(! 1(111 11111(11- •
i , ''U• ,. 'a ,r d(ulolitlOrr Nast.,114 '1 '._.:..repli• , wN :1.1•e' hoping to'see'them on.'the11a
t I ..:..report,, t
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w1�•e utrh 0. 1�.
urs rt t following, 1 �d. cli
e 1 h( t ll 1 nl t� •' t to
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word in the Indian. 'language
u >,- r
"little isla'.ud in the mown of the:
than Siixerwclods :Il(' had `'1,,$i1i all iitTiT(le• playimt:• on the lacrosse
1)eell j_i1115$(11 "Pe" -
were
the horst°hall to:lul a,nd in'
a•i1•ea•._' . Before Abe harbor l,ieil` . winter .r n the hockey t II
f' I•t r f` 11 iY
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epOl' s were numerous o' • 1earn. e
1vN1't' gib 111, there 11,-1.4 :tn i,1ai1(lat.i , , , I w'as 011k' nt the 1){)('k('y O1'i,r
the mouth („if the Maitland 1tl1e11Ill 1(1) r, eNiwri1114ing flit' s cnsati),u .,idol team' •
Hutt their Monte .was shaking and; f III) pli,ition'op that (eon) •
:Incl the •present harbor furnic(s a (wll'eh 111 those clays was seven-
• , sent 1\-110 1"111.. 11tirt d claiine(1 that•
seven -
part rt. c)f the muutl) of the river. r , 11)1(11 hockey t wa• cover -point c•oncutisl�1'x ,..ct>'�li`a' �Il'r(?iit)t' 'ar•-, � point and •'
teal •r shook their bed. Lucknow I ds s ogarr, "They shirr not pass."
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Prices':
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Have you - joined the Goderich
Boys' :aid �irls' Band?
ALL WIND INSTRUMENTS. AND DRU1VIS TAUGH
REHEARSALS WEDNESX)AY;4 p.m.at the' TOWN
HALL. .
A.. O. ROBINSON, Organizer 'and, Bandmaster:
22tl'
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Goderich Favilion
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,THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY
-dancing Wednesday, Saturday and holi4lay' evenings—
EVERY SATURDAY:NIGHT
JOHNNY DOWNS AND HIS „MUSIC.
Every Wednesday night, CK•X.Barn Dance Ganga
Tile Pavilion is 'av'ai'lable for afternoon and- evening. -.rentals.
The Management • eaters. to • banquets, wedding receptioais,' ' etc°•
Phone 675 or 419.
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EIUCH THEATRES paEsiw
PHONE]x.50 'ricer in "l he Gunfighter,"
'Note --"Quick 011 the - Trigger," and "Hazen," • the story of a wolf
Mon., Tues. and'Wed. i-- _ '
"A Letter To Three Wives" -
A Blue Itibbon winner in which three middle-elass-calves Ate' e the
problem of a rllissing• iiitsbanci in different ways.
starring KIRK »OUIILAS wit1x
Jeanne Crain; Linda Darnell and Ann Sotlrern -
Thurs., Fri. and Sava.: -
A tale of .uharttuditrg tirat'heS and govevflhiic nt t 'oo• pti, in which a
captured girl is the cause of` a determined .expedition,
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BUSH"
(.om 1APPY 3!i 1A tS," with Dean Stockwell' and Leon 'Amies.
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Ma, `dues. and Wed. • .. a,
MOIL,
• Margaret Chapman, Walter Brennan andt Robert Pa• ige
The story. of u;md-therless, farm -i aniily who • lick tribulations . to
• snake a, stlech5s Of their lives and the farm. , '
° "GREEN PROMISE" ' "', -
Thurs., Fri. and Sat.—
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.IIYiitlihrey Bogart, Florone ' shin Iy and Sessue ' IXayslkawa
In post-war' .T1il)tln Bogart nneOVers rt plot to smuggle Wli1"eti dill-
nls hack into' hewer and helps tiia'wrt, titie Ideal..
"TOKYO O JQE" -
('otnitti - "T1te Shipper Surprised His Wife." "Robert Walker
and •Joan. i.eslie.'
wr
1 1' 1 Th 1 •
ISentinet.
and „I remember llrs i'rtidrtrr.tlnns to,
®� •y�Anthracite.
,his slilminor point player ?Sid, _Mal, ••'• 'Famous .Re. ing
OLD-STYLE .BINDERi' • r eolmson in, those ,t:lys: "You ,look •
FOR HURON MUZFU.Nti_•
fnr the 'puck :Ind I'll attend 11) the •••
_ I a tunes`tle-iar�Ie
ser," I<;n•cl cl v 11)r` the s •
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j (1) 1(1)1 players' was the ,style then • •
. Latest ;addition to, th'e Huron I and we e.ou14 always - eount .on — -
,1)ave. to lift the' puck high into the
:lir above 0e, lower.hangin ; lights-
anil •score .:,,'few. goal',y- per' game
from • the outer en'tI `or the rink.
'13eride1 his - activities' in lacrosse,
baseball and hockey,.for •goad .niea-
sure 11C. played -in. the hand ats'ti:was
also a town fireman. So' of course
-ire had, many rerrrinibcene , of the.
gay '90's. • ' ;' - •' „.
The:Friendly Mand
A Toronto couple, Rev. Mr,•Ilelbi
son and wife, were travelling west in •
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Museum setup is a IIubL,trd groaner=
binder, -patented. in 187.4 and re-
cently .purchased by Mr: .Neill, the
r
curator, from W. J. Aliutt;baul of
Corinna, Qnt:
Mr. Allingham liad had his eye
`on the piece of Inilc'hinery .Mor
many years. Ile wi)tehed the bu•tla-
ing : housing' the hinder decay to
the ground ar)d•, after the death of
its owner, bought the innehin t:
\ir. Neill •hi,,pes -to have tine
';leaner repaired within, the par.
to be one of the first
ineehanicat•l sheaf -tying lnacrhines, it
follows .the •cradle or reaper drawn
by oxen' or horses, and ties the
.sheaf; lvith wire..a I'p to its' inter
tion,,,grain ';sheaves ,were tied' by
hand. • '
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NAVY LEAGUE -TAG DAY
YIELDED $126.56
The • Navy.' League tag cla t cin
.Satitrdny, August ' 1.2th, yielded
$126.59. Thanks are clue to the'
members of the Women's institute,
who organized the work ; the tag-
gers; M•Ir. .Sutherlaftd of the Cali -
bid' Theatre, who- kindly gave
tickets as prizes to the'•taggetr, and
to the public- who contributed.,,
The proceeds .of the day will be
used, b. the (3ntario Division. for
he, general..puposty,of the. Lea ite._
THE 'VOICE OP .TEM:,
PERANC'E
You have to go to the :,Ontario
Liquor Act territory to hear
this one. It is a common e
ing among hostesses there. ' The
cynical" ,ord that is oin the
roun • s ° is this—it ycsu' give
.your ests lots of drinks it
doesn'inatter what food you
offer them. That • seems to be
ones'' way to accomplish . the
degradation ' of ' hospitality.
The reflection is not on the
hostesses, that they want to
turn their table into a bar.
The reflection is' on the guests.
After several drinks their taste
for food' has deteriorated, so
have their eating manners.
There• is no telling how 'fen..
su'e her (drinking guests flay
Op to the sensitive hostess:
, This is therisk she takes if she
serves Cobkttails. 'Apt; 38
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alga gg,'ocahontas
No reasonable• quantity limitations:,
Seasonal higher September prices.
the sane car as the.Thompsons", brit • PHONE 05W
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IIer>Jls )n was taken lolerltly 1111
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GODERIC•H
before rea'elliag ' •Winni Pe"' MI
The Game of A Thousand Laughs..
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SEE.....
WELL-KNOWN
GODERICH PEOPLE' RIDE 44,
C. •
T11ESE' STUBBORN, •
TRICKY DONREYS.IN
THE FUITNI•EST 'GAME
EVER PLAYED,
at MEMQRJAL
, TIMYSSIQ�N 150eand 25c.
'SPONSORED BY
BETTER THAN' A
R0E0 !
FUNNIER THAN A
*CIRCUS! .
ALSO A SPECIAL ,ACT
• BY A TR1OK MULE. •
'COME AND ENJOit' TlfE:
TEE GODERICH . XINSMEN CLE'B,a