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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-07-25, Page 2obtrittl twitt 44 PHIL OSIER OF If MEADOWS Published by Sipal-Sta.r Press, Limited Subiieriptiot. Bates—Canada and Great britaini;,,i2.04 a year; to United. • States. $2.5% ...• AdVektisbeg pates on equest. Authorized as semnid-class mail, Post Oflce Departaeat, Ottawa. Telephone 71 TIIURsIjA4 JULY 25th 1946 pCWEROLS STILL NROBSSARY Oures'a usius in Britain should find great reliefiu the improved conditions, • e_ ass -- The editor Who says that 'present for tileY have almost starved them- earieea are -"not dinnrOportiouate" with selves to send food to the Continent. * • costs • following the first great war, • , rand tbat conSequently the Govero- last week this column quoted The • ment's efforte to ward oft lunation are. Toronto Star with reference to the a failure, either tnust be quite young fetal shooting of an eighteen -year-old or must have a very poor memory. boy at the Guelph Reformatory. On If prices after the • war of 1914-18 are 31onday of this week The Globe and compared With those immediately pre- ceding the first war, and prices_ of today are compared with those of the - period immediately precediug the second, war,, it will be seen that:living costs simply ran away, in the former Nave been restored to respectable having to send him a notice. They ' h -e of the latter period citizenship and worthwhile occupation, would discuss crops and my grand By Ram, J. Rotga TIRES HAVE CRANIUM) Times have certainly changed. That isn't a very origirial statement, I'll admit, but, at the same i,tinte, tlie fact of the case seems to rear up and smack you quite hard. The thing I have in mind at th'e moment, this being on towards the end of July, is paying the mortgage. When my grandfather had a mort- gage on his place he used to drive into toevu with a load of wood, a side of pork, :a -few bags of potatoes and . . . well, other items of farm produce. He would go around to see Isaac. Smith, who was a retired private banker, and the one who held the mortgage on the. farm. Mr. Smith Mail made belated comment • upon the • would offer him a drink aud they same incident. The meat' or a half- would sit and chat for a while. column editorial article is sin the lagt 1y grandfath6r after. -a half-hour two sentenees; eA boy of _eighteen, of pleasant conversaVOu would bring up the matter of the mortgage. Mr. who, under proper conditions, might Sulith would be almost apologetic ebout •per , have, comparatively speaking, been was needlessly killed. At that price, discipline comes high," .1tept within bounds: , The resolution passed 'at the last ** * meeting of the Town Council of Gude- ,`"The name of Seuator Wheeler was rich, petitioning the Goverunieut to freqtiently'in the news wheu Pr'esident r • ntrols on the prices of the.Rilosevelt was "endeavoring to bring gather would tell how bad things were on the farm. and Mr. Smith would nod agreement, but would at the same time have his own opinions. Presently they would get around to settling the mortgage. After a half- hour or so of pleasant haggling it would be settled and Mr. Sinith- would '-necessa.rieS ,of life, is, we. believe', in the might of the United. States to bear have smile cash, some potato, a side liue with enlightened opiniou through: in the, tight with Naziism. Wheeler, of pork and seine other farm, produce, grandmother used to send along on various reasons—m.ainly self -advantage .political party, was one 'of the _Most ' 111Y the express understanding thaw t it as as -aligned to -the general ‘velfare— bitter andepersisteut opponeu•b ts of the not to e included in the deal. All in would like to see all contrels-lifted late President's effort aud lost no op- all, it was a pleasant experience for at once ;• no matter what. the conse-; portuuity of proving himself h..ep.. all the parties concerned.hmortgage AD,- father used to settle is quences. If disaster should follow, dyed isolationit. Last week fie was . with the local bank. Ed. Meyers. was -o Id be the first t�complaie. before his coiptitnents in Montana for manager of the bank and he was out Canada. There are those who, for although a member of the President's including a (plant of sweet cream which LJL The war is over, but the direct renoininatioli-'for a fifth teriu iiii the f" influences of war are with 'es still, , Senate aud was defeated. The people and. apparently will hb for some, cen-J of the United States .are faking a wider i siderable time yet. Much of the war view of theirTesponsibilities and the legislation tind regulations is as neces:11 isolationist cause is losing ground. . sary now as it was durthg the period i * . * * of hostilities. If fault is to . be found - Sornebody has said that wishful, I •having to deal w-ith a mortgage coin- ' With the priee administration, if should i thinking is at • the bottom of most 'of pany. The estate which handled my be on the grouud that it has; not kept the trouble in this and other countries i.mortgage has always been a rather -I iiiii;rie 'is- 'ffiiiiiy-rrits-'4r:Trinir&*?azia.;•todaivi:=People,,,vho more o..' 1ess,..win-141,ege111,944-.. ..The •matt0,-1U14-4-0x-71,WA.-6 i • I iugly accepted,the restricted conditions rturned °Yee to -the mortgage delart- , ment of a hie- Trust and Loan Comiei. ny. quitereasonable and the kind of fellow it was never_ditgicult to deal with. Sometimes my gather•.would be a little shy ;of ,cash and he would tell Ed. and they would .fix it up so that the mortgage could be settled when a load of pigs went to market. I am now in the predicament of Nocturne" By TEdwayd Sara There is nothing more euthralling to bleak and empty. We search in, quarters for some light to help restore our faith, but eau see nothing but the dark void. This is -the very Mo- ment when we should intensity our search, for the first gleam of under- standing is scheduled to appear at the darkest interval. This is the time 2o' us to keep looking, to scan the problem carefully in all directions, to =Ma for the tirst pinpoint of understanding, and to persevere in our search until tile 'full outline of returning faith ,is again safely berthed. As with the vessel coming to Port from the black ,geaclaes of night, the progress of understanding may 'seem exasperatingly slow, but Somewhere out in She darkness the, light is coming closer, and it we wait, and watch*, per. sistently, we shall ever be rewarded by a full and comprehensible return of Faith. .) CAN DOCTORS CURE A COLD? (Financial, Post) There's a great day coming—when doctors are going to be able to do some- thing about the common Old. At the big convention of the American Medical Association just over, the sorry—and we trust thoroughly embarrassing con- clusion—of a panel of experts was that the onjy reliable and effective way to treat rcold is rest in bed; that medical men could do nothing. Cold remedies, said one baffled medico, have chiefly a dry -footed landlubber than the sight of a great ship creeping silently lute harbor • out of the void Of 'tights Far out in the blaeknese, where there had been nothing' but Me dark merging of sky aud water, first a pinpoint of light appears, then another aud-others. until it - seems that , squad of well - marshalled •firellies are on patrol. For a time it seems as if the firellies are marking time, $o slow is their progress, but finally they. march sedately into. a new formation and become the. under- standable ligbts•of a Snip reaching its destination.hen we see the funnel and smoke, the highest firefly reflects a gleam on its mesa 'the hull looms roughly out of the gloom, the clanking of metal and th.e calls of ceewmen are, heard,and the mystery disperses as another grain -laden -freighter shoulders. its way to its wharf. We watched this scene from the .end og a pier, as an interlade, -tucked into the middle of a noeturfial, stroll. Following a habit of finding a thought to fit eackepell of enjoyment, it seethed that the scene we had witnessed remark- ably resembled the fludnig of Faith by seeker of understanding. . There are moments in the lives of all of us when no gleam of understanding shows • on our erStwhile darkened horiZon. Some circumstance of advers- ity has clouded our skies, dimmed our vision and made our outlook seem • Se5YeInSt0gZeal. vcUuo Ty 9teep the patient'a Mind frOha Ilia Other dit3- Cenaforts.'! -1..hat. ,e0,131'S. ihhi1sr1tsi,9 will retort tfiat the .doctor may not know any more en that eubjeet than he does on how to we a cold. Thousands will shortly1 be starting to dose themselves with Cod, liver otl, vitamin pills. and serums because they reettfl that in the winters for whicb they thus prepared themselves they lia,d fewer colds thaa in wihtere they did not. Thousands of others will •remain convinced that when Alley hurry to an osteopath as a cold -"is coming on," they will get rid of it 'very much faster than if they don't. So, regardless of the big talk of the bigwigs of the American Medical As- •sociation, millions of us ordinary folk are going to go on with our own private systems of fighting off colds. And we shall also continue not entirely 'play- fully to twit our doctor friends that number one Medical mystery apparent- ly 'remai'ns the common cold. Nagging Draggling Pains -In the Back Many women Italie to do` their own: houeeworks and the constant bend- ing over, lifting, making beds, eweeping,,ironing, sewing, so neces- sary to perform their household duties pets a heavy strain on the back and kidneys, and i2 there were no kidney w,ealtness, the back wpuld be strong aa,d well. Doan 's Kidney •PilIs help to give rclief to weak, backache, kidney eufe fering women. •• Doan's Kidney Pills are pit up • inaan oblong grey box ;with our trade mark e. ."Maple L'eaf" On 'the wrapper. Don't accept- a substitute. Do ware and get "Doan's.',' The T. =Muni ,Ct.td., Toronto. Ont, -1 , MER )DY O4.70Aft... 4P4) 4'r POR THE GO -N- MORE AND MORE PEOPLE prevented much of the unrest that IA .evident today. The United States is learning froth costly experience what' it means to of wartime thought that as soon as the I mymortgage caine due in the middle shooting stopped everything would be' of haying and I just put it aside, ligui'ing on going in to see them a all right and life would be an un- little later on. • interrupted joyride.. They forgot—or lift price controls ' abruptly in the I- got kind of'a nasty letter,- hut that didn't make any diffeeence. I put a bag of potatoes aud a ceuple- of dressed Put -a B of M Loan to work for you. If you need extra money for your farm's devel-,.. 4.--%:.4-easipmentsearsienprovetteentessenaytnevIteaMeneas. manager today. Ask' or write for folder "Quiz for J. Gorahead Farmer." ; it never entered their heads—that the midst of inflationary tendencies. huge costs of war- were still in great A PROBLEM FOR HURON !measure unphid; that war _had tlis- chickens: in the back of the car and located the wh_ je machinery went to tdwir. • Taking the notice •of . oof ine the interest due_ t into a big place that looked as The trend from-flir-MTiTfrTrTli-e-t'rrrfct-tt:'vMrtrtrdtr'rrt"tiqrTTM"-rarttrFfr5-tr-n-,-e-n . • ' . city presents)ne of the west serious to readjust it ; but thatjhe preserve t loll If it might have. been an - old . Romah liberty on (his earth was Worth temple: . 4 of present-day problems. , Here 111. t). . . I Wa 5 passed from seeretary'-to, clerk many times over the privatious which Hureu 4,Vt ste it in neglected farms and i a-feand back to stenographer. Then I ' a griidtial ireduction of the ritral poptil; ll to the 0: ;lot t ttly excePt those who j went out to aii anteroom and sat down. ton. In some other Pft:rts of the; Were in- the firing line -.-and most ,oi ; Somebody- beckoned me hinIS I stood Proviuce it is to be seen in the infitix. them \yenta not wissli to he excepted.! at a' little railing and she passed me years .,1.,:ltituhtfortll t,)) till . in . .. It was headed. of people of alien, birth who, coming The great -lesson of the la•st ten r; gages ( verdue. I. had to . fill . ,from European tountrres., are ac --1 h..; that' When' in future anybody dues .. Ha a -lot of vacant spaces. and prac- s-, I ,. . eust4n.i.d to a lower standard of living , the_ Hitler 'act he sshold lel smocked i• tieally S i gli my life away.. I filled in than is usual in this country? and who I. dewn promptly -lest he bring on aeeener ' ferins and signed others nnd all in all- _ j ha d quite a Hine, but I left with niv. ' are able to make what is 10 them a,; hoThc-allt,t• . - . . po to toes a fol . dressed -eh ickens and , good, :iving on farms • which have ' .. • . - a 11 1- for this modern form of cum- essilLN SELF TOO SERIOUSLY limas,' ode afforded a bare I i verihood .- tralliE tii their ' ' i ' • Yes, sir, times certainly do change. . (Ottawa Journal) . former owners. In these sections; the - - If II. G. Wells ehoose:_4 to attack . land is gradually' 'passing from the - mn,y , oarchas a ii institution that t is - ownerhip of original Canadian stock • • , • - • ; „ . . light, as it is the r sos right of 81-8.11111 II. 1 finished the paving of -the „stretch ,,of . to that of a variety of Europen races. .• .. Iis nothing sacrosanct about that the BluW e ater Hm nt Highway froIher-' a So far this alien issvaSil has not se any °then tuna of government. But l ley, to Pert Albert and have now moved reached Huron hi any extent, but it wh-en, wells co-upic§_ a savage attackall -their equipment to Wingliani' to upon ntonterchy in general with the i work there. Manyof those engaged '•-is coming -closer and closer.. . - ,itgite-Stion—for ... which.. he offers not with them here, have gone to Whightun What iS 'to be done about itf: . 1,\ -ill. . .• the slightest- proof—that the British; to (•oittplete t he stSetch of ,road from the people ,,f_pur,,n -1,4 0,2 titre take isiyal family was in the -pay of MUS -1 Wingham to Teeswater. ,its co11rse,„7. or will they make samelSolinithrilugh the meditnn of - the i W.M.S. Meeting. ----The July meeting -effort es bring abont condjtions midefi British Fascist pai`ty he.is going beyond , of the W.S1,.8. of Aslilielal,•Presberian i church was.. held alt 'file home of 'Mrs. n-hich the Sons ami. daughters of the d''<.eneY' - - - Maa ny 10 11' ago II. G.. Wells Wrete ; Henry MacKenzie Witili t1N'enty-eight present owners will remain 011 the some excellent novels and they brought Hn attendance: Mrs. Neil G. Mac - land? - 'him considerable fanre. Then,' 'un- ! Kenzie' presided., Miss s.z. 1 1 't 1 .410.0 0 0.0iston . The problem is staring ns in the fortunately.' he sbegen to take himself i read the Scripture le-ssoil and 'Mrs. -sarionsly, 'lie Set himself up AS histor-I.Jthead gave. the 1110(111811011a .on _ it. .face?. INbat is the. solution? lab. philosopher, as one ;with a clear! Prayers were offered by Mrs. Howes EDITORIAL NOTES • inAght into the future, and he has' and 3Irs. MacDonald. The lesson from — lo..g bean an advncizte of a tight1y0e1)n-11 the study book on .Africa was given by trolled world stale-,q'presumably on the , Miss Minnie Cathcart. The. ladies ' The Canadian climate is something Communist • pattern). • . , - i bad As - their • guest speaker Miss to beast about. One (ban sizzle all - 1111 0 t is ' tile . ba eagle) inlet Tom which , Ma rjorie MacKay, deaconess, who gave comes this •dirtyfr 41118 vicious blast' an interesting talk on the 1111551011 at dad ae y, anat night rech for an xtna- . _against the King and his family, For- ' Leand Leaside aher work at Weston Sani.:.' blanket to keep himself warig. _• tunately it will 'defeat itself ; fair- ' tarium She eleo told of herwork In - 6 • minded people will see in it just an- Mille Indian Sehool.• *where e -ate• had A Russian- st:ientist Who taught that other piece of Wens' fantastic fiction. been th'ree yeand ow rs. a'shed. that the • • . serve 7 cereals anytime -day! Q.. Here's an idea that can help - you save time and iVork: Serve Kellogg's ready -to -eat cereals not only for breakfast, but for mid-morning snacks, chilaren's unc ,s es or eseeaae All -Bran, 31,ice Krisipies, Bran Flakes anu. 'Krumbles are all made by Kellogg's, the greatest nam,e in cereals. • ▪ . SAVE FOOD! W:42 Kellogg's All- ags-Canadian, an-pup.:AOSI.-.4.4444.2.0,4415, most delicious form. Flaked, toasted, read -t- eat! Everybody loves the heartening flavour! TO 4 NIIIION CANADIANS AD52 BANK OF MONTREAL working with Canadians in evely walk of life since 1817 SAVE TIME ...SAVE FUEL. l' !The King eannot reply to Wells, but I work was very mech. . worthwhile_ 1111111811 beings' should live. to. the age indeed'there is no' need. A social half-hour was much enjoyed. oP 150 years has just ;died at the'age . - • of ,sixty-four. The joke Nva.5 en him. * SHOULD DE HORST ON THE LIST (Brantford Expositor) Young people are sent to school to The Toner o Star' complains that lean! things they can not convenn ietly ITYdro in that xi,t3T, is Pillog UI) a ; learn at home. The fault lies in. the I surplus instead of yedueing rates. By schools, that is to, say, in the pre - the .wey. did Reeve Tel-ner ever .4. -et. ' scribed courses .of instration: For! some obscure and eccentric reason, the; Satisfaction over that same coMplaint'" Ontario Department of Education,' over j in Goderich? a now considerahle period of years, has .. 4.. * * * , followed, seemIngly, the theory Ilia t a , ..It seems to be becoming a fashion i.hild can somehow' pick up Ilia mother ; for, young . coupies looking for „sosm'aa tongue, "naturally" arid NA- I t4out Much laid from grammar books- or lessons WI ; thing -different" to have the marriage syntax, ceremony performed in an airplane Ut1. By this' time the theory—if, 1111100(1,1 nn altitude of "•thonsanns of feet. Of ' it was a theory ,ancl, not merely the i 1- result Of carelessness—stands thosough- cotiree, these young people have to get : lv exploded and discredited. , The down to earth after the weddleg .juet is'assetee of English should be fiCeorded ! about a e iplienie „n s ' those who do net fly 1 the itessitiort it de44erves—highest of alli • • • .- so high at the beginning of their wedded. on thea list subjects. And the gram - life. , - mar book should be reinstated! What's' , more, it need not be the dry -as -dust, ell- , . 0 ' e most unintelligible "grammar" of a ' When schemes for the spending of generation oa so ago. Stani books as .pnblie money are under consideration. Fowler's "The King's .,English" are readable and "entertaining as well as it should We' remembered that they - instructive. involve taxation ,upon people who, le, — many cases, liave difficulty in meeting ASITFIELD We. Have NOW Started to - Make -Concrete Blocks SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY Chas. Crossett We sillry lust One tankful of Sunoco Dyrtofue -that's we askt" "Youcl-and you're ooting bo tck for- orto're t Our soles prove it! -THE NEW ALL -P Residence—Cameron St. Phone 1160 ' Huron Road Gocierich 30-2y MOTOR Pim. gives you a big PLUS over eil!er high-test gasolines their tax bills. Soeial smutty meas. • ________ • • ewes are very nice to talk about, but ASHFIELD, Jnly 23. ---Mrs. • Neil Maefionald sand Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mac - the man who hos to pinch every Penny Donald spent Sunday at • Lambeth with he gets may not he very enthusiastac, , Mr. and Mrs. -Thos. Bogie. when called upon to jrip pay_for the, Mr. and Mrs, Meek and Mr. and Mrs. - support of those whose theory is that Dave MarKeneie spent Sunday at Mee- -q -lie world 41,t014- OV4117-111flils11 living:" i ford. ._,• , • .,._,, ., Lieutenant-Colonel John MaclIotulid, • e • ., 1 tely returned from the South POW, It is good lleWS, even here in with his sister. Miss LOnise MacDon- ilanerleai thai erops in Iftrope give -aid of Toronto, and his • aunts, Mrs. so that :Ef3a MaeLennan and*Miss Isobel. Miss, promise 'of Ain' abendant yield, . vieffird With :‘,Irs. Sohn Rose And laiNs the ppeetvo oi imam : starvation 113 dkiven away and people on this side 1 Henderson, Miss Catharine Ross and MIAs Catlin. Of the ocean may •eat their meals with- arine MacGregor, of Niagara 'visited Amt fear that they are. deprivigg nmo with Mrs. Simpson over the week -end. voor thotzaiam,of limos away. of . Stephy VIIlott, is this week' holiday - the 6,1 that would Le* 1111)1 01476. The Storms Constrpetion Co: have 1-40111 mg at 1 ort Colborne a 160,000 People* Recommend HOUSEHOLD FINANCE At household Finance you borrow 520. to 51000 "quickl3r, simply — no endorsers or bankable security flonded 'S'ob in or arrange ytrur loan by phone. thually you get your moncir the game day. .16000 prnou; horrow,1 At liolveliold in,,1945 . - i . , CUB 'Chaos° a mortally payrnont Mari .— 12 ' 15 I 20• 24 tub Go! owlspaymts payintstpaYmts eaven – $ 25 $4.39 110.0 17.55. $0.17 57.99.'1. 50 8.79 . . 150 20.31 13.75 11.24 i 200 35.11 18.34 14.90 r 300 52.86 27.511 22.98 117.47 77:47., VITT .52.40 40.77 7401 111125 lt 534.65 40.02 F HOUgHOLPTINANCE -- 1)4110(1 1' Gii YE44I1 Cr; M511?trtipf 2tbd Filoolr, Royal natik 20 DOW4110 St, corder of Aobot Phone eee eitRATFORD, WS. e. J Colby Moncoar 1.0001r mdo rostdoth of gcorby fdttto I.25Ti.ZaE1511Z2V515M8AfqV5M; JU6t test one tankful ...E. that's all we ask, We want you to compare SUIMOCO IDYIRAitlfaiti% petionnance erlitt the beg you ever got Gat ot soy 'otiose 'Int pest one tanktttleot \ view motor vWfl iettie vettlict,to you. • iftitylesso-doKt:dilite Sunoco Dys/s.ftoel get1001,,restilteavreiteitifitylitt tank is situost envies Thee VA up *lett 3uttoeo tortaitiel. 1106 tICIM 011111 Way 011,11 'tett ,y4trel ly good Sunoco lAteasittei :reallisl aassaenen- NO 'gasoline can excel its LONG MILEAGE NO gasoline can excel its UNIFORMITY OF ,HIGH KNOCKLESS PERFORMANCE IN, ALL CYLINDERS NO gasoline can excel its SURE-FIRE STARTING NO gasoline can give.EtACCELE'ATION And here is Dynafuer s BIG° PIPS: AN INCOMPARABLE SMOOTHNESS YOU CAN'T GET IN ANY OTHER GAS0L1NF1 • THERE'S NO GASOLINE IN THE WORLD LIKE SUNOCO DYNAFUEL