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Wed. & Sat. 9 to 11.30 a.m.
Vitamin Therapy
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Britannia Road. Phone 341.
Stiles Ambulance
(formerly Cranston's)
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PHONE 399
77 Montreal , St., Goderich
RonaldG McCann
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
Phones: 561-455
Office: Royal Bank Building
Res: Rattenbury St.
CLINTON ONTARIO
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HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Seaforth Phone 11-661 or
FRANK REIIi
LIFE UNDERWRITER
Life, annuities, business in-
surance.
Mutual Life Of Canada
Phone 346 Church St.
A. M. HARPER
Chartered Accountant •'
39 West St. Goderich
Phones: Bus. 343
House 920 -
C F. CHAPMAN
Gr. eneral Insurance'
Fire, Automobile, Casualty
Real Estate
80 Colborne St., Goderich
Phone 18w
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly an-
•bwered.Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
g Phone 466J, Clinton.
Charge moderate and satisfac- •
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F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
!hone 1100 for appointment
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TiZ WITH
SUCCESS ANSPLAIVT-
ING---Almost any plant, with a
little care, can be successfully.
moved or transplanted when
young. This means five or six
weeks with seedlings like toma-
toes, petunias, zinnias, and other
flower or vegetable annuals, but
several years for Shrubs, trees
and vines.
There are two major points to
keep in mind. We must not allow
_the roots to dry out_ and we
shouldn't e
to• the them air.
Planting material from a good
seedsman' or nursery, lane will no-
tice, has the roots well wrapped
in thoroughly
orou
ghlY damp moss,
and to
make
sure air is excluded and
moisture retained, there is as well
an outer wrapping of damp-proof
paper or burlap. To make sure
those conditions are continued
after planting; one presses fin
soil firmly about the roots and
keeps ell watered until growth
gets sta ted. •• Wf h bedding plants
or annu is ,.that ill only mean a
f }y day , with t ees and 'shrubs
it . #nay e sever weeks.
shrub , trees nd vines should
be transpla before they come
out inleaf and the best nursery
stock of these things will never
be farther advanced than the bud
•stage. Annual plants, of course,
are in leaf when we transplant
but they should not betoo far
grown. Short stocky plants with
no flower buds are much to be
preferred to plants on the point
of blooming. Indeed if there_ is
any bloom on such things as zin-
nias, petunias or marigolds it
should be removed before we
transplant. If there are only a
l few things to move, one should
do the job in the evening and
preferably when there is no wind,
otherwise shade from 'sun for a
day or two.. To speed growth
and lessen the shoc!�c -of moving,
it is a goad plan to sprinkle a
little chemical fertilizer around
'but not actually touching the
roots. 1
SUITABLE TOOLS --For getting
in close to tiny flowers or vege-
tables, for weeding and a few
other delicate jobs, it' may be
necessary to get down onknees
or knee pads but with a Tittle
care •a: great deal of the ordinary`
a•
garden cultivatiftg and planting.
jobs can be ha died with a miiii-
• G. B. 0 A$CY
Optometrist Optician
(successor " to the late A. L.
Cole, optometrist)
For appointment phone 33,
Goderich.
51.1101TE.51
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THE li:I/N4CLE
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These" days most people work under
pressure, worry more, sleep less: This
strain on body and brain' makes physical
fitness easier to lose- harder to regale.
Today's tense living, lowered resistance,
overwork, worry -any of these may affect,
normal kidney action. When kidneys get
out of order, excess, acids and wastes
remain in the system. Then backache,
eisturbed rest, that "tired -out" heavy -
headed feeling often follow. That's the
time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's
stimulate the kidneys to normal action.
Then you feel better -sleep better -work
stetter. Ask for Dodd's Kidney Pills at
any drug counter. , 5�
Features Fast, Friendly Farm Service
REPAIRS - -Home, auto, tractor, 'SPRING PLANTING Sproys,
' born, mach'inerY, etc. ,,, ' fertilizer, seed.
PAINTING --House, farm build. LIVESTOCK Poultry, cottlg,
Inas,rrspterents, etc. • horses, sheep, etc
• ntizeo»d ,tikes to make loans to farmers. Cash promptly.
Bankable. security'not required: Write Tor loan .entirely by mail/
Or phone first for 1 -visit loan .. •••or come in today.
SYSTIIM
loons 080 to 02 0 on Signature, Furniture or kit*
"WI COMPANY ,tHAt &HC1S 10 SAY -1111"
'FINANCE CO.
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Phone: Stratford 2655 . /hak for the YES 11.1,0614eger
OPLN EVENINOS BY APPOINTMENT MON* ,Olt EVENING HOURS '1
Loins wilt tt► retidentt r1 Nil taidirn tnt tetYtrt • fe'rngiil Nina t:6itt'ptisy d [mods
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r ttm' of. stooping. Spades;' forks;
dutch hoes, spadders' and many of
the hand cultivators can be pur-
' chased. ' with ' good long 'handles
( which permit operation without
'any back bending at all. All of
these, and other tools too includ-
ing the lawn mower, it should
be remembered, will work easier
and faster if their cutting edges
are kept sharp. For this purpose
an old file will be handy and a
little oil will also help. ,
YEAR ROUND ENJOYMENT -
The average 'European expects to
get pleasure and food out of his
garden every day in the,year. Of
course his winters are usually
much milder,but
last we c n
learn
a
area't deal from 'these hese exP er-
ienced old country people just the
same. In far too many cases the
Canadian gardener thinks just of
a few months in the summer and
even less when it comes to vege-
tab).es. It's . a feast or a famine.
A few weeks when the lettuce,
spinach and . radishes are just
right. A few'days of feasting on
green„peas or fresh corn, a little
longer for tomatoes perhaps, and
cucumbers and melons.
That's pretty wasteful garden-
ing. With the nnany' varieties we
have fbday, it is possible to spread
even relatively short season things
like corn, peas and spinach over
weeks. '' .R This spreading ' cane
further extended by planting eat
variety and type at 'least thre'e
times, first earlier than usual,
then about the average time and
finally two nor three weeks later.
In this way we get far more vol-
ume and far higher quality, too.
IS IT READY --It is_ a' mistake
and often a serious one to do any.
general cultivating or sowing
while the ground is muddy, either
because the winter's' frost is still
coining out or there have been
recent rains. Heavy ' soil, espec-
ially, is liable to bake hard and
lumpy if dug or worked while too
wet. A good test is to take a
little earth and squeeze it in the
hand, if, when released, it crumb,
les itis safe to work. If ft forms
and holds in a ball, however, it
is best to let dry -out further.
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NEW OPTOMETRIST IS
WORLD WAR II VETERAN
Mr. G. B. Clancy, who .has: pur-
chased the optometry practice of
the late A. L. Cole in Goderich,
has had an .optometry practice at
Mount Foreat for the past five
years. He graduated from uhe
lege ,of Optometry of Ontario at
Taranto in 1950. Previous to that
he was for five years in the RCAF,
,in World War 11. He is a past
president of the Canadian 'Legion
at Mt. Forest, a member of the
Lions Club and of the Louise
Marshall Memorial Hospital board,
at Mt, Forest. Mr. Clancy is a
native of Prince Albert, Sask.
HEALTH UNIT OFY'FCEZ
ARE GY'VEN APPROVAL
Huron County Health Unit has
received approval, from the Nation-
al Health Grants Committee for
the grant for rental and equipping
of branch offices to be located ,in
the Wingham General' Hospital,
and ;the nurses' residence of the
Clinton Public Hospital,.
Student nurses •on field ,work
include Miss Dorothy Sewell, of
rkdale, who is serving in Huron
C unty for a six-week period this
spring; Miss Phyllis Erskine, of
Atwood; Miss Marion Irwin, Wing -
ham, and Miss Betty Muckle, of
Hensall, who will serve from May
2 t.o May 27.
o TRICKY WORDS 0 '
Test your knowledge of words
and see how many you gest right by
altering only one letter. (For
example: change a part of the
akeleton into a container for cream,
Answer: bone, cone.)
. 1. 'Change a • bee's home into
possessions.
2. Change a measure of distance
into a to41..
'3. 'Change a biscuit into gayety.
4. Change' to disappear into fin•
fished.'
5. Change a tall shrub into a
tribe of Indians.
6. Change a .pattern into zero
weather.
7. Change rodents into ivory
cubes.
8. Change pasts of the face into.
n loud cry.
" 9. 'Change to, falter into roots
of grass.
10. Change a pleat into the cen-
ter of anything.
11. 'Change a vegetable into a
man.
12. Change a rug 'into ahead
'covering.
13. Change a pocketbook into a
malediction.
14. Change a sense of humor into
a glove.
15. Change a door into a fruit.
The answers are to be found
below, purposely inserted upside
down to minimize peeking before
giving your answer.
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Fact About Emplo ment: Main
function of any indutry in Can-
ada or elsewhere= --,is to provide
i goods and services at a price ac-
ceptable to consumers, f "price
and product, -are right,. the result
is employment. If wrong,' the re-
sult is unemployment.
Vsst Poeket Editorial: A nation's
wealth and economic strength lies
in industrial plants,, rail transport
systeriss, agriculture, naturalre:
sourlees and the people's ability
and willingness to work. ' 1
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1tiMi,a. Sarah ,Cooper, Celebrated her
93rd 1 ir*,*d'ay •on Tues4a of lint'
Qooper� was` aY�:
.guest of honor at "a. fantu'. lee n
. � it .1�
held at the ;bottle- 0 - e dau liter
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m.
fred Bop1id, Cid' .,•
b*J pct
11 rs, cooper, is enjoying eeee -
tionally good health. She aeciveld
many messages of congratuuatioiks.
Present for the occasion on,`Sulra-
day, besides be daughter, woe
three sons, Dr. )3ert Cooper, Tom=
onto; iCharl'es - Cooper, Goderich
Township ' and Earl Cooper, Gode-
rieh. There are nine .grandchil-
dren and 10 great grandchildren,;
A naive of Goderich Township,
Mrs. Cooper a daughter of- t}
late
Mr. and Mrs
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Mrs, !Arthur Ch urd
ill, who resided on eon. '9. 01
,family of, two boys and four •girls,
she is' the only surviving member.
As a young girl she attended S.S. -
- 9 Goderich
Towns Township,.,. and today„d
y.
over0
8 years later,
can recall
she
:We fire that destroyed that sethool.
Before her marriage, Mrs. Cooper
lived for about eight years with
her family in .Brandon„ , Man. Ten
years before the 'turn of the. cen-
tury, she was'married at Clinton to
George A. Cooper, who was also
a native of con. 9, Goderich Town-
ship. Her husband- shared in the
hewing of trees in the township to
make possible the building of the
first roads. Following Mr. Coop-
er's'death in 1927, she moved to
Clinton, and in recent years has
made her home with her daughter.
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Canadians are still' the world's
greatest eonversafiona'lis•ts. During
1953 -latest figures available ---.Can-
adians averaged 411 conversations
each,
Husbands! Wives!
Want -new Pep -and Vin?'
Thousands of couples are weak, worn-out,
hausted solely because body lacks iron. Fornew
vim, vitality, try Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Supplies
iron von, too, may need for pep; supplemen
tary doses Vitamin Bt. Introductory or "ge&
acquainted" size only BOO. At all druggists,
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EVINRUDE
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Fisherman Drive lower
unit goes anywhere.
Only 32 lbs.
Find your local dealer
under "Outboard Motors" if
in phone book yellow t
pp9es.
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PETERBOROUGH • CANADA
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the BoaroRoane 1VI1ssions of the es andchurh halls. Another 50
United tireh of Canada manses areregiaed, by the er
Rev.iG, acdonald, D.D. who 'OP f956 Dr: Macdonald
stated.
hai: xiatiox aJ director of the 0-,-----7-0-,--.-:o
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dehuieh extension eaa n or $0. P.eduetion of :sawnlumber and`
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of 0,350,009 iis nen raised to
4,233,1106,000 feet in 1954.
date and 340.ehurebes,and e11.11r-e 1
halls 'haveJbeen. built ass Ca.r-
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Fine .weather4o Ian, 4a1ai tTle
past week enabled many, farmers •-
'to .finish seeding,, spring grains.
Grain fields, seeded d
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week have nue
up quite' ev.en,1.y
and suffered very little.Ont the
heavy' pins later in the .. month,
Considerable
'acreage
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Roxton oats and Montcalau barley
have been plantethunder contract,
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with a whole truckload of
new advantages for y ou !
Here's what happens when Canada's No. 1 truck builder
pulls out all the stops ! 1 ere are some of the new
advances refady to work for you right now.
These new Chevrolet Task -Force Trucks do more jobs. Do 'em
'faster. Do 'em better. And do 'em with new economy. If you've
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Look over the new features and advances
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and look over these Task -Force Trucks in
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All new engines feature a new
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exclusive advances. They're the
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thrifty 'truck power!
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Anew kind of
truck styling
It's Work -Styling - an exclusive
development in truck design with
two distinctively different styling
treatments. On the job, your truck
"looks the part" -becomes a pro-
fitable advertisement on wheels
for you and your business.
The cab is as new
as the view
New Sweep -Sight windshield -
plus more glass all around - for
a wider, safer view. New High-
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fresher air. New broader and soft-
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A smoother, load -steady
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New Chevrolet Task -Force
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way up to 19,500 pounds Gross
Vehicle Weight -the highest ever
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New. springs front and rear pro-
vide a smoother, more stable ride
for the driver :and load alike.
Chevrolet's new and exclusive
concealed Safety Steps guard
against accumulations of mud,
snow, or ice on the running
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width frames
These trucks are new from the
drawing boards out! All models
noW have'new ladder -type frames
of standard width, with full-
length parallel side members.
This new design provides greater
strength, rigidity and durability.
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New Overdrive or
Automatic '
Now Chevrolet offers you new
Overdrive as well as improved
Synchro-Mesh and Automatic
transmissions. Overdrive is now
available as an extra -cost option
on sedan deliveries and Auto-
matic on Y2-, 3/4-, and 1 -ton jobs.
New Power Brakes' a:zd
Tubeless Tires
Now you can get the extra ease
and safety of Chevrolet Power
Brakes available on the Heavy -
Duty models! And you get new
tubeless tires as standard equip-
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"Optional as extra cost
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New handling ease with
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Driving's easier, safer and Less
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New colors! New
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GARDNER MOTOR SALES
VICTORIA STREET
N. •
PHONE 234
The Royal Bank of Canada can help you
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rlon is g0un s
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at :least ........
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1Ni r $tilly 1,000., on 25 -year xid�ort'gage • • •
plus local tootsl,e
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* The amount you may borrow depends largely on
s the ielending ~~,gyne" of house and lot, which its set
lby !Central Mortgage and Houlling Corporation
This valuation maybe higher, equal to or lower
thele the aotuiil.00et of Your lot plus the psiee'.
eootraetorr (litotes for your hones. For a tan�lie
You :racy borrow up to 90% of the fast $8,000 tit
the kaiak* veto, 11111 t p t 794Xe oft b
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of your own
Naturally you need somevmoney of pour own to get started.
But it is surprising, as the example shows, what a large part of the
.cost can be spread over the years. And the monthly cost of payinj'
off the mortgage is often less -perhaps substantially less -
than you are now paying in rent.
Of cours our house may be more or less costly than
the example. Maximum loan on a single dwelling is $12,800.
NHA loans r' y also be obtained from the Royal Bank to build
semi-detac+ d, duplex and other types1of dwellings.
To the axrio a t o r quaff); mortgageypayments you must add a
monthly arlao ' to cover local taxes.-Tf these combined monthly paytne
are no greater than 23% of your gross monthly income, then it win`
pay you to see your local Royal Bank... manager. He has all partite
and an informative booklet telling you exactly how to work out .
your financing and then what further steps to take.
Lofene to help home owners, too
A,JJOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN, repayable in.instahnents, may be
just what you need to get started, now, on repairs, extensions, other
improvements. Information and a helpful booklet On :10 type °'elt 11
also available at yourlocal Royal Bank branch.
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Goderich Branch ---I3. R. Heath, Manager
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