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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-04-18, Page 7N;g OD RICH SI NAL -STAR iii•(.':: y' O ONE tipped him off to new synthetio yarns which would endanger his markets. Now, new. ways and new materials are passing him by. NYLON ; : produced by chemistry from coal, air and water after ten years' patient research ; ; : is an example. This yarn is already flowing into the manufacture of glamorous hosiery. and will soon be Aged in foundation garments, lingerie, and many other textiles, thus creating new Canadian jobs and new standards of beauty and service. • SERVING .C.A 1AD-TANS THR0UG.11 CHEMISTRY r yy.g.Eish by ytphen ntre(�. gild (yE �pn through: a tree... Yid eillge- sistent ru, or. . Do you know that fish is the only main food supply which man has so far done nothi.1.g to cultivate? He grows his grains in fields, his fruit in orchards, hit, meat in cattle, swine, sheep. Now, liovae'ver, With the aid of the chemiq, our sup- plies of fish are to be in- creased. d•ertilizer..spread old the surface of fishing TA ini.trs, stimulates growth of the basic fish food (plankton), so that fish grow and multi- ply much Aster. Fish yields in farm fish ponds have jumped .. 400% with this treatment. Can you see through a tree? Someone might say, "yes, by X-ray", but that's not the ._.answer. —Chemistry,- almost by magic, can do it by y trans-, !:•.C. v-.�'^'"::ice 3Ff? _ . tW..nfY-•� .tsq ��; put iato uld�c'eY .0 e and then into transparent "Cellophane" with -which -so many of your purchases are . ` protected on their way to • you. "Cellaphatie" cellulose film is made by at Shaivinigan Falls; Quebec. Rubber is a grand material —in the riglat place! But some of the uses to which it has been put were just a bit tOo nauch for its constitu- tion. When exposed to sun- cals, natural rubber quickly - deteriorates. And that is where neoprene , synthetic .rubber comes' in. It can take most of the abuse that gets natural rubber down. , Further information on dny of • -these products is obtainable by writing e Looking Ahead' eRRWS (IMAM .41,pda 4114 Mra, Raymond ir7' nrg it Dttaded the fun- eral eral • of Mr. Voialu c, at �3el,gravo flu �'�eH���y. � ry 1�tro. Bert Tteleavca atteadcd the funeral of leer caaaplri 'ia a tiragba . o �i4day. .. �veo i people of MI6 eommtualty t- ta as tcd the. IPA school coned lA Luc a now on Friday night a,r c1 several oche the play 'put on by the 1E'4trt Went In the' parish ball jn. Iungazmo nunderungananona'the .' ausl6Jeo$ of the W.A. of , ib,3 Jessie Marshall of Juchnow spent Usti'weeit-er�d with S1 irley Sher- wood. 'Ehe ladies Q Crewe W.A. bei d a. very Successful bazaar and .baking paler 'on f;a;turilay at . the ho,+:I'.c o Ur;. ' I. Shackleton, in Dungannon. , Mr. •and iYIrs► �'fm ° Sherwood, and duttghter. - and Miss J. Marshall of Lucluiow, attended a r ^ birthday partrat the home of 'Mr, and Mrs. Lep Ritchie, it bring' the occasion .of Mrs. Emma Sherwood's 79th anniversary,. We wish this dear old lady many more happy anniversaries.- ;tF, and Mrs. 'Will .piton and Wen - dull and Miss' Hilda.. Twamley o.f Wing - , _,hum, called • on Mr. and Mrs. C. i:Fozier on Saturday, - GOD-- RICH TOWNS] IIP ar Union W.M.S.—The .regular monthly tweeting of the Union W.M.S. was held 4)]I .April 14th at the home of Mrs. F. McClure. The lfrader for the, devo- tiouul period was Mrs. T. Sowerby, taking as the theme "Ye shrill be my Witness." The leader read a portion relating to the Scripture passage,. read by Mrs. W. Porter, Mrs. E. Mellwaiin, Mm G. Meilwain, Mrs. J. Young and Mr•s GeraId3rr. - •The hymn, " Happy Milne" was sung. Mrs. Gordon Orr read a topi9 after which the leader read two 'articles from, "Ye shall'be my Witness:" The roll call wstS answered with the test ward "Witness"; the creed was repeated and the offering received. A hymn was sung and the meeting closed with the Mizpa�h bene- diction after which lunch was served by the hostess. Township Softball--Goderich town- ship Softball Association met at the Orange Hall, Goderich township, on April 5' to organize and appoint officer for the 'coming softball season. T election resulted in the fo.11owin 'bein -, secretary, Alvin Proctor; chairman of finance Fred Bell ;• manager of senior boys' team. Fred Harris; junior boys' team, Victor Falconer ; senior girls: A.ustill Fuller. IXEBURN, April M.—No service will be-144,,at Leeburn church on April '28M -A joint '716tVice .be" held a; Carlow church at 3,30 in pie afternoon:- -Rev. L. H. 'Turner of LVietoria St. United.' Oms•ch, Goderich, be the speaker .0n Easter • Sunday service will be held at 10 a.m., when Rev. U. E. Oron- heilm will. have" special message for Erd: Cook and their son - the former's parents. ST.. HELENS Woods has returned after spending the winter months with members of her family. at.: Guelph, Gait and Dundas_ Mr.' J. D. Andersoh has, been. under _amo- trriloact.or's; care, suffering from mien, Mr. and Mrs. .Tohn CaMeron and Don. wore recent visitors with the former:s • "Brother, It's All Yours! You may never have gdne fishing,. hmatiiig, camping --=--you may not e'ven have a garden --yet, cis a Canadian you, are heir to the vast 'wealth of Our foredt in the world. Cctnaclians by, the ten's of thousands depend–upon the forest bounty. Every day 'more, and more varied uses • are being found for forest prodUcts. Great luxiabering and pulyi' and paper industries lave been built from them. But—is this great asset jinexha.ustible? . This is a leading question. And, the: answer is thought:prevoldng. Without- - fire preVention, timl3er Cutting control and' research to cut down insect tdepredations --'and above all, Without your under- standingsupport of every conservation , method, bUr for rests could vanish! To help make knoWledge of conservation available to 'everyone, Carling's have formed. The 'Carling Conservation Club. *To join this club just Write to Dept. --(F13), The Carling Breweries Limited, Waterloo, Ontario. .You will receive, withopt colt . to you, authoritative cnid, interesting information on conservation, from lira to time. 11 Bas •Gi upon a picture painted for Canling's by a seiies of subjects on the conservation of Can- ada A natural assets. . *A full colour roproduction, giro 9" 14", without advor- lining, and nuitablo for mombor of Tho Carling Conoorvation Club upon rocluott to pops. (r13), Tho 0.244 veree roltow. the. example of thouSands-, of fanners from, • coast to Oast and discuss, your° *Olt need' for farm o,fflee. Ask or it:Wig:for our folder o, Forkias alai; Calla4iovs owl" ckaa of lifa sate At"' immommeastimw sister. Mrs. &tines Douglas and Mr. Dbuglas, at Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. E. J.' Thom, Mrs, Stuart Collyer, and Mr. Wallace Miller, at- tended the funeral of the former's WV- ther, Mr. John Thom, at Wingham on Saturday. Mrs. James Gaunt is seriously ill in the Goderieh hospital following a major operation on Satnrday. Her daughters Mrs. Ward Shickluna of Port Colborne and Mrs. Archie Aitcheson are spending a few days In Goderich to be with, her. 13- EN" MILLEit BENMILLER, April 10. --:-Mrs. Waf- ters and Floyd are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Les. Jet -HS at Holmesville. A special Conununion service will be held on Good Friday in BenuailIer United church at 8 p.m. for the Nile- Benmiller circuit. All the churehes are,. invited to attend. , The nice weather is bringing the people out to the churett. services. Rev. U. E. Cronheilaa delivered a helpful, raessae on Sunday, the theme of which ' ` Mrs. ' A. Stranghan spent Tuesday with her daughters at Dungannon. Mrs. R. Hardy of Goderich spent the iw.pelt-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Mr. Pratt of Stratford spent the wepltu. end with Mr. and Mrs. P. Fisher and For Summer Homer, dcaro cold air ma or mom place li instead of beating cave; fuet—no moie cold evenings et 'cottage VrItt TWEEQ,.STEEL WORKS t. MIT ID TWEED, ONT. Troublesome Night - Are Hard on the System -to-get rid of,' the cough accompanied by a tickling in the throat that causes the nerve and throat wracking • trouble that keepeyou awake at night. Dr. Wood's Norway Pins Syrup helps this coughing condition by soothing the irrita looseidng the phlegm and stimulating ths bronchial organs,. and when this • Dr. Woocre NOrtray Pine amp has been on the market for the past years. The Trade Mark "8 PiniTiees". Price 85c a -bottle; laige family size, about 8. times as much, 60o at drug counters. The T. Milburn Co.. Limited, Toronto, Ont. .3 9 9 0 0 ..() IN CA$11 PRIZES NATIONAL BARLEY CONTEST- ._ for Seed and Malting uajity Improvqinent This year grow prize-wirtning ,b rlley. Win one or more biscash awards. Enter the Ncitional Barley Contest foir farmers in the baskley-srovviris recis .INTEI-PROVO MI AND - INTER -COUNTY AVilt::::-E3Z To encourage the growing of improved quality ved and malting barley in 1946, the brewing and malting industries of Canada are of - awards to the farmers of Ontario who produce the best barley or certain ap- proved varieties. • The National Carl- • test is beidg conducted to help overcomf.... a serious resulting from an extreme - shortage Of seed and steadily stinctulatini;- quality barley improvement, Canada's do- . rnestic needs will be met ) and successful re-entry into world barley markets as... sured in the future. couNTy PRIZE AWARDS IN ONTARIO TOTALLING INTER -COUNTY PRIZE AWARDS IN NTARI TOTALLING s $400.00 INTER -PROVINCIAL GRAND PRIZE AWARDS TOTALLING (ONTARIO AND QUEBEC) Ontario awards are confined to the following Counties: - Bruce Carketon Essex Grey Glectgarry Lanark Prescott Auxon Middlesex 1. Russell Kent Perth Sirncoe North All bonagde farmers „in. the recognized malting areas of Ontario will be eligible to compete in the National Barley COntest. Farms • supported lay commercial or Governinent organizations are ex- cluded. The contest is limited to the following malting varieties . of barley: 0.A:C. 2;, Mensury (Ottawa 60), 011i and Montcalm. Final date cif entry is June 15th, For entry forms and additional information, sec your Agricultural Representative or write to: ONTARIO CHAIRMAN COMMITTEE Crops, Seeds and Weetls*Oranclit, Parliament Buildings,' Toronto.