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The W.M.S. of Eetoo Mural met
on Tuesday of cast week and an
interesting program was arranged
by Mrs. W. J. Baker, and Mrs. W.
Abelk
The Seriptt'e lesson was mad
by Mrs. A. If. Erskine, followed
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NinimmumeleSIMIIPInsinlo
^� gray ib ° Mrs. W. 31a0Laren.
The president, airs. G.:Schaefer,
Presided and Mrs. G. StOkea
poeted •via $70 had been nt.
the Presbyterial! treasurer.
A number of armies were re-
ceived to 'be sent to Byron Sana
Corium, as requested ,by 11,W. J.
Robin, Presbyterial supply seoren
tary. A lovely Sulo wassung by
Mrs, C. Edward, with Mrs. Cr i-
ston as aeoonnpanist.
The . Thank -offering meeting yin
October will be in eti rge of M�rs.
R. Wilson and Mrs. W. Tebbutt
with ,Mrs. S. H. Findlay as ;guest
speaker.
Mrs. R. Wilson gave a tine 51.1111.
Mary oaf a chapter ,in the study
k entitled 'We, too, can read,"
telling the story of an 8Q -year-old
man learning to read When De.
Laubaeh visited Burma, mid hove
,he came iiwne to teach others.
Mss. A. Taylor gave some of
the highlights of trhe Pres is i
Rally, held reeenily
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4,
WITH BILL SMILEY •
Every so often, the Old girl: and
I have a battle of the sues (you
should pardon the expression ha an
op ting eolunan in a . fan dly
jouival).
It's usually just after supper (or
dinner, if you eat your dinner at
suplrer-time). The Bids are fighting
over a oonatc book or trying to run
outside witty a jacket anVo -thee
crunchy fall evening. The kitchen
loops as _ though four short-order
cooks had just 'finished a competi-
tion
petition in who could dirty the most
dishes in the shortest time.
We're ° both exhausted after a
normal day of liv' • . She has to
tackle the kids and fight a running
battle for half an hour to get them
to bed. I have to go down and
punt a ,Erre op in Ilhe :blasted furnace,
roll your own
cigarettes
with
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PROVING GROUNDS
• OF CHEVROLET POPULARITY
fif
efif
East, West ... across the land, wherever cars are parked, on every street
and highwaY, you see more Chevrolets than any other car because
far more people drive Chevrolet than any other car! And the preference for Chevrolet
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ROUSE Au 7:965 ELECTRIC
beeatze ""it's *Jul. free4ing in here. A
we..... we have colds." Then pp y
weoboth have to tadde the dishes. ,
Titiii is glc,o, elms living.
For
That's when the 'battle ate:its. permits T
paper to meek that ook I didn't
get !before supper because I hed
Walk the way award the block
yoo-hoomg for the kW.
have4te do is pick the evening
, "It must be niee to be some
people," she says, "and sit Around
an office ell day, just TALKING •
to people, then come home and
ihni a Awe bot dinner ready, and
sit around reading the paper. Get
yom? feet off that chair. The itlast
you could do is make the tea.'. -
"Whet's the matter with YOU?"
you up when you Were having your
afternoon sleep?" 'Mat really gets
her. She blows. "Sleep/ Sleep!
I'd like to see yoa sleep with that
darn Kim running in erYing everY
five minutes, the grocery boy barn'
leering at the door, andl the phone
ringing to see if -rd bake two pies
for .the turkey supper "
"And I'd like to see you follow
me around, just for One day," I
retort, "and deal with all those
crackpots and answer the phone 74
times aed have people tell you that
editorial about :the sewage !problem
sure stank! One day of that and
you'd be begging to get back to the
peace and quiet of home, where
you're your own boss, and every-
body else'S boss too."
"Ho! Ho! Ho!" is her mirthless
contribution. "I'd just like to see
you try, just for one day, to keep
you three filthy things clean, keep
this dirty great ,house clean., plan
three meals -a day, try to bring up
those children, you don't take any
interest •in their upbringing at all,
and cope with enough housework
to keep three husky maids busy,
not that I'll ever have a maid."
*
That's the way they talk. Really.
By this thne, of course, we're well
into. :the dishes, and the thing
either runs out of steam. or goes
along under its own impetus, with
a lot of real snappy dialogue like
-that, until she wants me to take
out the garbiltge, -or I want her to
find something, Then it ends, and
we're chi4ms again Any,..hody who's
Well, the whole. point .of -this
column is, I want to apologize,
publicly and profusely. I am ap-
proximately 150 per cent wrong in
the whole argument, and I found it
out this week, when the Old Lady
was an the sick list.
All I've been doing is feeding
the kids and myself, and so help
rile, I work harder at that in one
day than I do at my office in a
whole week. Housekeeping, as I
heard a young man say recently,
after coping with three kids while
his wife was away for a few days,
is the most iindeipald and
rated job -in--the world. quite -
agree.
I'm out of bed like a shot when,
the alarm goes off. I rus,0 down-
stairs, put on waber to boil, turn
on the toaster and put a saucepan
of milk on the stove, to heat for
cocoa. Hugh wanders down asking
in.e where he can find a clean shirt.
I'm trying to cut the bread, put
cereal in bowls and slice peaches
*
Kim starts crying upstairs. She
can't. get her pyjama top off over
lier ponytail. rush up and roar
at her. She roars louder. I smell
burning milk. Rush down. It's all
over the thp of the stolie. The
kettle's boiling. Hugh wants his
breakfast. The toast burns while
I'm making the coffee. The kitchen
I looks and .smells like a cremator -
Forgot to leave out butter. It's
"in the frig, and harder that a hat-
ched( girl. Kim comes down in her
bare feet, .hungry. She wants her
toast with jam -and peanut butter,
Hugh with peanut ,butter and jam.
In exactly that order.
I rush upstairs with coffee for
the invalid. I rush. downstairs just
in time to see Hugh going out the
door for school with jam •all over
his face. Kim spills her cocoa. By
9.30 I reach the office in' a state
of nervous exhaustion, and prompt!
ly go, to the coffee shop for my
breakfast,which I haven't had yet.
*
- This goeS on for a week. Only
*orse each day. The office begins
to look as good to me as Friday
did to R. Crusoe. Those old ladies
who 'bawl me out because I didn't
put it LTI the paper that their
daughter was home for the week-
end become delightful personal-
ities.
The whole frightful experience
has certaiply Changed my sla•nt on
things: 'Next time my wife starts
beefing about all the work she has
to do I'm not going to make any
smart remarks about ,how dhard I
work. rill just going to say: "You
call that work? , I could do that
with both legs tied behind my back.
Remember that week. you were sic'
and I did all your work and my
own too?"
Because of inflation, in terms a
its purchasing power in 1900 the
Canadian dollar was worth 48 cents
in 1945, is worth 30e. cents in
1956.
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,Four applications for peranission
to carry oat improvements
costing $3,460 wel'e Teceived by
Town Connell Friday night. All
were referred, be, the fire committee
for action.
G. Boyce, of Toroatoi applied for
a permitato remodel the old dairy
budding on HanultOn street at, a
cost of $2,000, The firet floor is
to she remodelled into two ,self-
contained apartments, with three
rooms and bath in each. The
stucco on the exterior will be
repaired also.
Mrs. Alice Ansley gave notice
that She plans to construst a frame
on Regent street. The addition
is kl) be covered with asbestos
shingles. Oast of the work is
estimated at $600.
Emerson Overholt applied for
perinissien to build a frame addi-
tion 28' bf 10 ' to the store which
he owns on tlie Huron road. The
work will cost about $450.
L. J. WeWtbrook plans to put
asphalt shingles on his dwelling
on Albert Street and repair the
chimneys at an estimated total cost
of $400.
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r,leit District Co' Ite.g4te Institute.
Should there ibe ,5utficivitt number
4e given in 5hopwork; typing, short-
hand and basic Eng1,411,
aop work seemed to he the
there were classes for both
rftell and iwonteia. few. years age,
theee wer mound 40 people in the
but last year there were only about
half a &ten takers for this gourse.
.,Theee who envoi' nu the course
are mainly recent luunigrallt3.
In addition to the inodeSt feesp
$5 deposit, which will be returned
to them at the end af the course,
providing they have attended' 80
per cent a the classes. Cieeses
normally run from the first week
in Octo'ber through to the end of
a course an home 'building will
again be offered after the start
of the new year.
It's not too bad when you run
out of gas while driving, but don't
run out of common sense.
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The United Nations estimates
that 150 million families' in
underdeveloped areas lack\
adequate housing.
One answer is a 'frameless,
build -it -yourself house designed
by Canadians of Canadian alum-
inum. It needs no foundation; is
non -corrosive -and verminproof;
is so lightweight that it is packed
in cartons easily carried by plane,
jeep or even burro.
The Colombian government
has ordered 3,200 of them to
help relieve the shortage of rural
housing in that South American
country. So it's not surprising,
with aluminum travelling so far
and doing so much, that Alcan
is again increasing its smelting
capacity in both Quebec and
British Columbia.
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FALL FAIRS
The following a lot of fairs
to be held in thi$1 Ater,
Omsk's SoPti 27, 211
Kirkton Sept. xi, 20
Toronto
'Winter Fair), Not, 4-17
International Plowing gatch,
$4.00 PER BUSHEL
Bargains while they lost.
also
APPLES PEARS 9 KUM
twh'en available)
BELLVIEVV FRUIT FARM
(operated by F.11011 and Sons)
six Miles south of Goderich
RA, Godeeich
Phone 1260W4(
Demonstrate- .rilow To --Grtw
Thicker Hair and Guarantees
It: Demonstration To Be field Here
This' new method of home treat-
ment of saving and growing
thicker hair will be demonstrat-
'ed in Goderich, Ontario, on Friday,
September 28.
These. private individual dem-
onstrations will be held at the
Bedford Hotel, Friday ONLY.
London, Ont.—In an' interview
here today Wm. L. Keele, inter-
nationally famous trichologist and
director of the Keele Hair Experts
Ltd., said "There are 18 different
scalp disorders that cause most
men and women to lose hair.
Using common sense, a person must
realize no one tonic or so-called
cure-all could correct all the dis-
orders," he explained.
GUARANTEED
"The Keele firm, recognizing
that mose people are skeptical of
claims that hair can be grown on
balding heads, offer a guarantee"
he said.
0,nce a person avails himself
of the Keele treatment his 'gkep-
ticism immediately disappears.
To insure this, we offer this
guarantee. "If you are not com-
pletely satisfied with your hair
progress at the end of 30 days
your money will be returned."
HOPELESS CASES
DISCOURAGED
First the Trichologist is quicli'
to tell hopeless cases that theY
cannot be helped. But the "hope-
less" cases are few. Only if a
man is completely, „shiny bald is
he in this lmt category.
If there is fuzz, no matter how
light, thin or colorloss the Keele
treatment can perform wonders.
A complete, private examination
is given by a Trichologist to de-
termine the condition of his
scalp and cause for his hair
trouble.
FREE EXAMINATION
This examination is very thor-
ough and highly technical. It
requires 2Q to 30 minutes.
The Trichologist makes no
charge for tihis examination and.
do appointment is necessary. Af-
ter the examination the person
is told the required length of
treatment ,and how much it will
cost.
After -gtactifig treatment the
person .makes regular zeports to
the Keele firm in London to check
ithe progress of the home treat-
ment.
i To spread the opportunity of
!normal, healthy hair to the
thousands who are desperately look-
ing for help, independent Tricholo-
'gists are visiting various cities to
conduct examinations and start
[home treatment.
;NO CURE-ALL
"We have no cure-all for stick
I shiny baldness," Keele empha-
sizes. "If there is some fuzz, the
root is still capable of creating
hair and we can perform what
seems to be a miracle."
There is one thing Keele wants
1 to be certain every man and wo-
!man knows. If a recession ap-
pears at the temples or a spot
begins to show up on the crown
!of the head there is something
wrong and it should be given im-
mediate attention.
HAIR FOR LIFETIME
"If the clients *follow our dir-
ections during the treatments and
after they finish the course, there
is', no reason why they will not
have hair all the rest of their
lives", Keele said. ;'Our firm is
definitely behind this treatment,
it all depends on the individual
client's faithful observation of a
few simple rules"..
HOW'S YOUR HAIR?
If it worries you call Tricholo-
gist W. N. Crawford at Bedford
Hotel in Goderich, Ontario . on
Friday • NLY, September 28, 12
neon to 9 p.m. The public is in-
vited. You do not need an ap-
pointment. The examinations are
private and, you will not be onrt-
barrassed or obligated in any way.
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