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TUUDAIDAY, ML 2m41, 1940
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NEWS OF AUBURN
AUBURN, May 1. Mr. jMre. Asquith, octogenarian of the 'Village, ie!
Percy (abbe. of Detroit, spent the week. 8010mi-hat improved from Wei reeent
eritleal
,
Mrs. Mogridge, Airs. v.. :tto$s Anti
UISS Josephine Weir attended, a meet- .
ine of the Red Cress Society at Goee- I
Niro. Geo. Beadle. On her return hemp
She wee accompanied by 3Ire. Readie rich' °II Salt/I'd" n/ght
and Elie Patterson. Meesrs. Thomas -liaggitt. Gordon )
`Harold end Iteg. Asquith; studente at Ad'auw, LaWson, 1Qh er“$g 411d
Queeife UnivereitY, Kingston, ae" Darwin Madam are lielpiug in the eree-
lireending their holidaYs at their home tieleofI concrete bridge ett Wintbrolel
here,.3.taster Craig had the lute- I
Moe A. J. Fergesen end 'Stvvare,1 fortnne 'to, dielecate 'his elbow while
:Very and Zeta Munro, Aire. F. ROSS playing at the public scheol, on Tads -
and Donald spent Settliday in 1401141011. 44Y" " 4
Roeu.-.011 Teeeseee, eie in Wm, Thompeou,kof the First Iltiesars,I,
Goderich Hospital, to Mr. and I. lemdonehas- returned after enending
Gordon MeClinehey, a son. I week With hi4' Parolt•s, Mr. anel M'r*
Mr. and -Mrs. John 'Robertson of W44-'11. ILlimPsen• Urs• Th9ralls°41SI
Goderieh are visiting, the latter's eieter, remabbling hero for a few daYe,e''
Miss Susie Rlaire Mr. awl Mrs. Geo. liodge.of Dungan -
Mr. Steve Medd of Woodstock called hen Visited:with Mr., and Aire. Hero.
Govier, '
oend with M. and Mrs. Harvey MeGce.
Miley Anna Beadle, R.N., of, Detroit*
twee te week -end Visitor witli Mrand
on friends here on Sunday.
miss vielen eteeegieen bee bee tee_ '‘ Tbo Nir.m,S.' ef"Knox United dined.).
ells, removed in. Goderich Hospital on lield ti,eucceesfal sale of homemade
Wednesda ', baking'in „the churvii odSaturday after.
Mrs. Jelin AlcKnight eisiterfOn„,„Snpe 11011144,, . .' ,
day with her sister, Mrs. Tlaomas Cat- . Mrs -..W.- IC; Re4gs°rtri6 sPel4ing ft few
rick, and Ur, Carrick, of Goderieh. ' ' days with her ;nether, Airs. McCool of
Mr. and Mrs, Ted' Mills of Toronto Clinton.
spent the•week*-end here, Mr. Ian McKenzie, a 'London oe.,.i
-.-....,300,sre,,, uonald,„„and_lanzie,,, envied the pulpit in 'Knox Presbyterhill,
a undoni visited on Sunday with Mrs.
F. Ross and Donald. - A male choir led tile servieeeet.pealse
We are_gladeter Mort that rAlfred at Knox United church last Suaday
„...........;,".......,;,.......--* - - , earl,-24urbrigg presided-, at the organ.
Councillor ?..•',elson MeLarty a Col.
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borne township has-liad, many sfght-
seers tO „view a demonstration eemdlot
on his farm. This woodlot has beeu
government -inspected, letr, .11cLarty
and ;on Lloyd have Just completed
Wanting .1,225 spruce and pine 'trees
adning the ,present demonstration
1 lot.
Messrs. Ezekiel Phillips; Jas. Medd,
,Cbas. .A.squitia, George Beadle, Ephraim
Ball It J..Phillips, William Stewart,
Yon are looking for a wedding
present? Then Just step into
SMITH'S ART STORE and
select •a lovely Picture. Noth-
his will give the bride such
lasting pleasure as a gocri.1
Picture for her home -a bea,
tiful landscape, marine or a.
copy of one of the old masters.
SMITH'S ART & STORE-
- East St; --- Phone 198,
The Home of Good Pictures
All own. eis and' occupiers of
imemises are hereby, notified
that nil rubbish, . ashes, ete.,
• must be =removed • from their
"PreMiees before thefirstday of ,
Man /940. ,
••, 71- 10S. qugr.)RY;--irx-:-
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Ass't Sanitary Inspector.
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Behind the Scenes
In 1.-eeping with our efforts
aliways give ,theiiiinest peeeible
,Settice and EquipMent to
rite "publie, we have added -
A pew 1940 Lbnousine Hearse
to Our )(tar equipment OP. month.,
. With the new 1940 lineS o.fH"
outward appearance, spectal
.inteilor; finer apPointnients ad:
.new side eerviek faeiliti, we
believe rWe have- added `another
Mel) to Xlie. dignitY ef our Sir
vi
'Our ',new Hearse hot • be
used In a dual i'epaelty, - as we
earoe ittaining -our leiveeki eVar
for US owi. apecial work, '"Whiet
waS (planned for the .safety ande
emnfort of the 11,1 or injure44
"Courteoua Service 41.1WaYS"'
paropleto oral Servicel,;ati low
as $69-00 '
rf roston
A Classified Ad
Briefs For Results
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F,legant and feminine are the "spring
hats we are showing. All ihoderately
prieed. MISS M. R. MaeNT,WAlt;
sten street, Bedford Mock, 18x
The Ainueek Chapter, I.O.D.13.,
a successful tea end bake 6alo on Sat-
urday last In Mrs. Ifibbert's Store on
the 4quae.thtge t.arDtabj1(..3. :nenlgenOti
rxi$ was realized and this amount was
handed over to the Goderich Red Cross
Society. • .
XLEEBEX----"The Quick Healing
Salve." Quick relief Eczema, Psoriasisr,
Pemphigus, Erytheina, Acne, B;oils and
'nest ailments. 50c; $1.00; $2.00.
• Sold by CAMIWELL'S Datrip sironia
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The annual birthday party for Alex,
andra Hospital, Will be held at the hos-
Pital on Saturday, May Tea wM
TO RIOT
TO. liENT.---$TOR-E ON S' QUANTE'
till conveniences. MRS. F. Et 1.1,D3 -
BORT, Phone 3670 3.4a
PASTURE. ----Al„ 11A.V11 'PASTURE
"7" foe 20 to 2.1 head Of ',cattle. Good'.
geese and good IN-ater. 0. R.
FORSTER, lots 19, 20, 21, Maitland
Concession, Colborne; 'Wit- 2, iglinton ;
telephone Carlow 16% 18-9x
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. WISH AN -
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that I have unloved from.
the Ilibber,t store °et the. ,Square
the A.- '4G 'Pe building kor. The ',Seinare
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libeOsePirtavledAubsyllita.hrey. 4°Edveerri;ohneWirnelonst 41°81/14:47tth:S6ttreellIt. 'IPEtnit'WeVtr4111lee"
cordially invited to attend,
meTelitetAtilinhoe;icableihe4titebr;ariy.,°033n*Bir'iciliv411; NI° PETtiSW 1311T TIID' "Ill DR.
• The Goderigh Township HosPital "Sucillocatisn; ellnet,duindiquIet folsr a '0 /14
Auxiliary *ill hold a sale of home., ft'lil°118'
ity and charming sarcasm. You may
May rd, at 4 rpm. • (Tiger) Dunlop could have made a ntIy
made baking in the stere next to Gled- have a cOpy bY, sending 2„5 cents to
1111r1r,, -Slum- Store,-.0ilSO:turday.,--MaY:
' The mat • startling development' in ::-. J ...
Venetiani3lind. -history, the New Sun- AlUJA,,Iuri.reiM0,,,,,,,NE,T 'WTITH BRAY. MAY
aire Steel Slat gives more light, longer Bar ' ‘-44-4____,,,IkAu-t,,,,,,,,,,_14.- 2°4,1-57,,,,May °hicks 'IPaY,
life and finer appearanee, Let us. quote "4" Ay4"0.'1,- "4...ew.• ilarallAllesi'
• You on yenr requirements, no xt.ra, .0,041Famblan Nviyondioptest. Brown . Lef:
charge for inetallatien. 'see these at ,-11°'ruls, iminledriate 5111Pelle'llti 8114
. . . , Schaefees. , * ...le istartf,d cockerels and Owns. Date
erokinole were, played and arions.,con-
Chinese checkers and progressive
tests were staged. Atter those Present
had separated into groups for lunch aWmttaayuckaAine
e'ciatiea., Lumbago? Remacaps' TwO;'"Save tIme 5vglibik i'vvv*Y$ *ee -B1.417
WHY SUPPER with Rheumatism, May Tarkeys, avallubl. Order 3-1431W•
StgiToo I 1 STORE
uEi .0 k 1 y,,, relieves 17,011112.,,W18,h1124e 'agent, E. in, StYMERSATIL, XII,. ...2,.
the mese: ' CAMPBELL'S Vendettelt; 18
lir. and Mrs. Govier were called to the The !C.Y.O. card party and oktertaek
front and were made the recipienti of . meta, postponed from Thnrsday, May 2,
'Thomas Haggitt and Albert' Nicholson,a kitchen shower Iron the church will be held on Tuesday, May 7,' be-
all from St. , Mark's Anglican church,i
choir. Donald Ross read tile 'address ginii ing at 8 o'clock, at St. Joseph's
attended a Deanery banquet - at .., Bel- • and. William Wagner made' the pre -1 school. Admission 25e. ' -18
grate On. Friday evening.
The'Str,auglian Celebration...7A very
enjoyable evening was Spent . in • the.
,
Foresters ° Hall on Friday evening by
the Straughan relatives and a -few in
friends,. with Mr, George Cowan
as chairman. Music was suppiie-d by
the Watt Orchestra ' of Blyth and Mr,
Wm.' Stra'ughan was floor Manager.
Lunch wak serVed . by the ladies, after
whieh 'the ' gathering was- dismissed
With the*„singing of„,„:„',God Save the,
King; . . , • _ . •
mOirsingenten Entertain,. '-'-e0n Friday
evening, tale- ineMbers of the local.,
Orange Lodge entertained their wives
and friends in their hall here. The
earlier ' pa.rt of the evening was spent
in playing progressive euchre, Mts.
'Ernest Patterson 'winning the ladies'
tfirst larlze. and Williams. Ha„ogitt the
gentlemen's, while the consolations went
to Mrs.- Everett Taylor and John E.
.Xunghlut. . Dancing followed, with
Music supplied by .Dan l Crawford and
Charles East: pinch was Seried by
the ladies. 7-- ''''''-;`- ----*"
Reception and preSentation.-A .pledi-
*ant evening' was Spent in Knox Presby-
'terian church basement on ,xonday
evening, when a receptiori-was held for
Mis-. and Mrs. Carl ;Gavle'', neWly-4646:"'
Fiunera t.
17 MontrealSt. Phone 399.
24 hour 'Invalid Car Service
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sentation. Mr. and Mts. Govier thanked
the peeple for .the gift-, in- gracious
terms.„
itirthdiy Celebration --A resident a
the village. in the .person of Mr, Levi
Marwooa, 'Celebrated his seVenty-sixth
birthday today. Mr. Marwood was born
in. East Wayanosh and spent
life in: that township, ” with the excep-
tion of the last Ave years, which have
been spent in Auburn. His mother,
JormerlY Altee.;,,qrteihy,was "a._native
of Scotland, and his father, john.Mar-
weed,. was born in Englpd• They
settled in Etta Wawanosh 1fl 1855.
They first lived in a. shanty", -"then in a
log cabin, and it was in the leg cabin
that them nine children were born.
Mr. Marwood attedded Fordyce school,
a distance of ,three and a -half miles.
He attended Donnybrook' Methodist
church. His sisters are Mrs. Raeha
Chamney, Mrs. Mar4aret Fitzgerald of
Kincardine, Mrs. Lim Wahnsley of
lint�n and„ Mrs. Alice Robb, and one
brother, Isaac, of Londesborte One
brother, John, and two isters, Eliza, and
Mrs. Chas. Robb, have passed on. Sfa.ny
more. happy birthdays are wished for
this' highly esteemed resident - •
Former Resident Dies. -The -death
occurred in Toronto on Friday night
Of Miss Margaret Bruce. Death came
as the result of „: a heart attack,. Miss'
Benee being 11!onlyone, day, although
She had been- in poor. health for, four
years., Margaret Isabella Bruce was
born on etsncession 3, West WawanoSh,
being the daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. James Bruce. She was the last.
surviving member of a family of seven
ehildrerr,-, the. last. four having died in
the last two and .a•half Years.' She
lived practically all. laer life in West.
Wawanosh, with the exception. of -a
few years spent in Dauphin, Manitoba.
For the past two Years since the death
. • her brother Frank, she had lived
withiher niece, Mts. Ted 1ills, of Tor.
Onto. The funeral was held from Knox -
United church 'on Monday ..afternoon,
with Rev. H. C. Wilson officiating. The
pallbearers were -john Reid, Harvey
Reid, Joseph -Washington, Samuel H.
Johnston, James H. Johnston and David
Hanfilten. Interment was in Dungan'iion-
eeMetery.
ormer-Resident-Mrsi-Willtatte
,Serimageour, formerly Margaret Rose,
quietly celebrated • her ° birthday ,on
Thursday last at the lionie of her son
William, a Palmerston. Mrs. Scrin-.
ageour was born on the 2nd eoneession
of 'West Wawanosh, on the farm new
occupied by Charles Hallam, She was
the youngest of a. .farallrof two sons
and three daughters of the late. Hugh
Rose and Isabella Young. -Her patents
eame to Canada from Scotland in 1885
along with the family of Mrs; Rose's
father; Mr. Aleitinder Young, sr. Mr.,
and. Mrs - Rose first Ilved,fer....a, short
tune on the 6th eoucession of Colborne,
on the -farm now owned by Ernest
MltelielLr It Was hereethat ethe. I
James 'Rose was born, the tirst White
-child - in Colborne.- -- Afterwards the%y.
'took up the farm in West Wawanosh
'Where:they heWed .out for themselves
and Melt family 'a eornfortable home,
Mrs. .Scrimageepr is the last surviving
member of the fatally, the 'Others, Isa-
bella, born In Scopand, ,,SameS, Mrs,
Wright (Jane) and Alexander, all
passed away ,soine years age.. Mrs.
,'Striniageour -was married to the late
•Wm. Serimageour about 1880 and they
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HOI/PZItt•Av.-At Alexandra Hospital,
,Gederich, on Wednesday, May lst,
to Mr. and, Mrs. Orval Holtzman,
Brock street, a. sou.
LIVE= gRE.-At Clinton-7-HoSpita1,
on rrillay, • April. 20th, to `Mr, -and
Mrs. aloha Livermore, Clinton (nee
Mildred( Barlow). 'a -daughter. •
WicOLINCHEY..---AtAlexandra Hos-
,. pital„, Goderich; ett, Thugeday, April
' 25th, ."to Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Mc-
- Clincheri; Auburn. a son. -
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LEE .11AN,-At Alexandra Hospital,
•Goderiet, Thursday,' April 25th,, Lee
• Han, In his 73rd year.
'1.401LE BEA;t1. gliSES
Blenheim Dealer Obtains Judgments
,
' Against Huron Farmers
W. G.., Thompson., Blenheim grain
dealer, secured judgment in the
County Court at Chatham recently
against •Sohn A. Morrlsey and_ Hubert
AbOTION sams,
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p• on SArLLow Btossou
--oLovmGrimni's alfalfa and tim-
othy' seed. ZESLTE Wail:14ND, 14,
retie west of Nile store, 10-1.8x
SALE. --(SEED GRAIN, 'IST
• prize Erban oats, 2nd prize in field
competition test; Alaska oats; O.A.C.
No. 23. barley, VIVAINV L. YOUNG,
5, ,Goderiela; phone 208, CarloW. 1.7tf
you sAxx.--A NNW AND MODERN
- • ilesigeed theee-pieee chesterfield
Suite, , to elear at a very,' low ptiee.
rTrechisiosuole ra,Aursr,i'srbe, ,a,tseenintQC,mbeloczat
VITRNITURE DEM. , "17tt
- on SIVLE.7-1GOVIIRNMENT-TDST-
ED alfalfa and sweet clover seed,
'ale inset', ,hearvf .duty electric mOtor,
aid:N JITAnzirON icItimaoN, .114
Ooderieb. Phone 14414:Carlow.
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AUCTION SALE. •
vifets.have been instrueted,„ by Mrs.
Susan Powell; Nelson street; Goderich,
to sell by public auction without re-
serve, on . • •
SATURDAY; MAY 4tli, • 'at 1;30 p.m.
her household furnishings, consisting of
1 (lining room suite, solid- oalt ; 1 -large
office desk; 1 chesterfield and 2 chairs;
1 genuine leather eheitenheld..; 1 fumed
'oak bookcase 1 oak , armchair; 1
leather rocker; several, small :fumed
"terketahletes stand.e./...intkpie
geendfarther clock; 1 antiqueenahogany.
Jacobean table; 2.. sinotting sets; .1
lamp stand ,wifli shade; -3.--brasS bed,
springs and mattress; 1 gum-wo•
dresser.; vanity dresser :and commode,
3 chairs to match; 1 solid walna*higli.'
boy ; 1 convertible couch; kitchen table
and 'chairs; 1' Westinghouse electric
stove and. annex, new; „hall tree; hall
seat; large •Wiltpn rugs; ,runnera;.
Ifexeproof safe; lawn mower ; hose.;
odd chairs; ; books, and large
assortment of miscellaneouS 'articles.
This is a choice collection of elaborate
_ furnishings rarely, seen at auction.
Desjardines, ,farmers ne,c,er HenSall,1
whom. he sued ''for failure to. deliver (Leila
Prospective buyers well to at -
this. sale, ,,Terins.: Cash. • ' '-
beans sold toldeit under :Contract. The • . EIZIOTT e4 GRANT, .
judgment against the former is for $500 1748 ,
and against. the latter $300.,• Auctioneers.
Thompson claims that the two farm-
ers agreed to Sell 'him their beans for
,per bushel.- With the outbreak of
Wan -beans jumped to $2 per bushel.'
-Tne cases are two of a score which
have been entered in the courts against
farmers who are" alleged to. have failed
to deliver beans to Mr. Thompson last
fall as they had contracted.
'Thompson'elethned that to filLrequire-
ments of his buyers he had to buy
beans at prices of • $1.85 to. $2 per.
bushel. In his evidence he Statecr:that
he had contracted to eell. 500,000
bushels of beans to the British Govern -
Merit. '
MAKE HALO 00 'YOUR.IIAIR!
--Few women give their hair sufficient
bertshiege Yet vigorous brushing the
ansWee to remit hair-prohlems. Use a,
rush ' with strong bristles. Don't -
if Yeneloee gi' few strands, for
every head eheda a' few every
day.-- Brush away. from the parting,
right dowe, to the ends.
A,goed thing ter -a greasy head is
permanent wave. This tends 'to dry
up the sierplus,oll.and generally effeets.
much improvement. '
. If you have dry. hair„massage it oe.
easionally with warxn olive pit. Drees
it with brilliantine ,to impart a gloss.
-Dandruff • is 'obnoxious- arid embar,
raseing. :With consistent care it can
AUCTION' SALE,
Of Farm: Stock and .Implements.
Mr. James.Pollard will sell by public
auction at Lot 20, Concession 5, West
Wawanosh, miles East of . Dun-.
gannon), on
FRIDAY, MAY 10th, at 1.80 Tan.
-1-ge1ding,-5-years old, -about 1600 lbs.;
3, heavy draft mare, 12 years old ; 1
, cow, 10 years old;' due July 18th, 1
Cow, 10 years old, due Nov. 16th, 1 cow,
6 years. oltit.:-freshened' April 15th; •1,
eow, 3, years, old, ; 4 heifers,
rising 2 years -Old; 2 heifers, rising 1
year old, 2 steers, rising'I'' year old;
1 young calf.; 25 young hens ; 1 Deering
binder,. 6 -ft -Cut; Deering =ewer,
5 -ft. -4; 1 Nexon seed drill; McCormack
rake 1 cultivator 1. walking plow ;
1 set 'diamond harrows, 1 fanning mill;
.1 set 2000 lb. scales; 1 buggy, e1 cutter;
. 1 -root pulper ; sugar kettle ; 1 extenslon
ladder; _seufflere wagon. an& _box..;
hay fork, rope and slings 1 combined
stock and hay. rack, 1 set of sleighs;
1 set of, heavy harness'; 1 DeLaval
Ceeain separator; 1 land roller, 1 Ferd
ear (1929) with less than 10,000 inile
age ; about 200 bus..eatig ; forks, shine's,
cha.has and numerous other articles.
Everything to be sold, as farm Is dis-.
Posed of. !reineS: Horses, ear, • grain,
and all AIMS $10•00 and under, Casli.
Over that amOunt, Six credit
on furnishing approved Joint. note. A
diseount at the rate of, 4% per annum
allowed fin. cash .on . mclit _amoOnts.
JrAlelES PODLARD, Proprietor.
T. GUNDRY & ON °
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waNTED
Auctioneers.
DINING ROOM (KxTENISION
TALlittiD; six walnut dining chairs;
oldotinte glass „Ashes, bluer amber or
Lion's glass. ,13ox 27, S1GtLLI
18x°
WANTEDMAID FOR GENERAX
housework. Reference.s. ' Apply
to MRS, D; St George's
Crescent, Goderieh. -17
1LEARIN.,G, AlierIlkOLI !SALE QV
sgop'SE, pVinxillkirgos.
We are instructed by 'Mrs. J. W.
.Semtth, 'Who heel disproeed of leer
,Brock street, Goderieh, -to ere
ieekTURDAY, MAY .11th
eiymmencitig, all the eon:
tents, ineluduig:."
Three-pleoe chesterfield eelitte„ «wet.
mule their home in LtitiknoW,- To be eured. ',Get "a good hair tonic and nut eliesterfield' table, . walnut. , teed
thJames .°f masa.e the scalp two
em were 'born two sons, Or three times a tiable; renaillint dining wee eensieeng.
Milverton, Williamof Palmerston, and
one daughter,: . (Jeeer
ennie) Mrs. Sinclair, many
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Women fail to keep their teabinet, 1. ParicryMore rug 71/2, x 0;
, le; table, , six chair ‘ and one chine
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of 'Winnipeg. Owing to Woes's' and in -.hair cleanS The:hair-§houid, be sham- I
fAecinineter hw
all ad
nner an. matching
firinitiese she gave up housekepooed at least onee week. eping-a 2,,eratter rug, 2.'econgoleuin ,ruge
home with her son, William
,,where phe good for nornial, oily, or dry -looking '
.isi
few yeare ago,. and, nowentakes her a lovely new shampoo that 1i There s equally 1.3, eret, x.o, ft,:
congoleum rug 3 x 4V2
leralmit writing ;
is,niost tenderly cared for.
;ftemeirekeemenueeeekeeeeereemaeae;mieeweeelele clean, leaving 4o tkor6
hair and.it makes the hair :radiantly
is
1110101.11.011001........r no 'exenee, nove,, for any woman to have
dull, greasy -looking hair. •
Don't' forget to give your hair an
extra hard brushing before washing.
And don't ever dry your 'hair dose to
'an open fire or a stove ; the heat, is
'likely to weaken and break the hair.'
Mybooklet on 'Beauty Care tells you
more About this- and many other beauty
probleme, ifiend four one -cent searaps
for it Off 'and ask about your own
,probleme, too. Addtess« Miss Barbara
'Lynn, Box 75, Station 1., Montreal,
Que.
A 0ENTs wANTEiD, xtpli AND
WOMEN wanted to Sell •tWO
hundred household neeeSsities *including
Tea and Coffoe. Xligh .protits assured
in an exclusive district. No risk under
Thirty -Day Trial ()Ser. Catalegue 81141
full partieulars TABgE. Apply at IITO
PRODUCTS, 1.435 'Montcalm,,Montreali
,. • , 10,4
.1 8
1VIEN AND WOMEN WANTED.--FX-
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OPPORTUNITY -etcl.usive' territory
rights for live-vvire 'ambitious -men and
women, • sellbig a line, of' guaranteed
qttality products, Amid for our plan
and eatalogue TODAY, PAMILEX
pRODUCI1S COrMPANY, 57:0. St. Ole-
ment St., Mentreal , • .*
•
• :-Oifili).:=4*+; *t(ASES
,THIN FAX' ILY 'THE . wag
Margaret llruee wish to thank
-their many. friends -and neighbors for
their kindness during '..their recent
bereavement. -18
ItlECE COUNTRYMEN' OF. THE LATE
'Lee -Han, East street, 'wteirto thank
their many friends and neighbors ..for
their kind expressions_ of Sympathy in
their sudden bereaveinent SPecial
giankarto those who leaned their ears
or sent flowers., -18
Fresh Fruits and VigetableA
POMO.
=
ilitinfiltOOMS mestri cur ' ib, 2,5, gz
IORANGES CALIFORNIA NAVEL iioz, 354
-- SPINA01 NEW CROP
1,111MON$ CALIFORNIA clOz, 17c . a
GRAPINRUIT MARSHSEEDLESS. 21 for lic =
bleyelm on the eide-
walks , etrietly againet the
Town Bylowe.
"ۥ' Offenders will he prosecuted.
R. C. i'OSTEliiiTHWAITA,
Chlet of Pollee,
Some men smile in the evening,
Some men Stale at dawn,
But theenrin worih white
Is the nun who ean mmile
When his two front teeth are gone.
Janet-91ve women mere Courage
than melee" .
Marvin ----"Certainly Have you ever
a men trying on three or four
mite with only thirty eente in Ms
poeket?"
eenall tables; • anirtors, diehes,, 'linens;
inatelling Pair ear. -1 -chairs, beddin
pieture.z, books, t1teii. table ad
(tieing, gray metal \refrigerator; porea'
chairs awl, ,table, 'Quebec heater and
pipes, bed, prings and Mat,treser wal-
nut vanity Klee-er with triple tuirrol',
am' benele walnut 011111)111er, Senora
radio, pilloyea, eteltions and eurtaleq,
flat txtemion eurtain--rods, single cot
with rrnattresa, 'medicine
,Singerse'wing machine, table lamp
and Ilirer lanpa. tnagazine holder,
metal- avgrate paper 1etket4,-, stele,
ladder, east iron Iiittelt oven, eooking;
utensils, lawn mower, bird batb. Mee-
trie iron, ..geetrie toeetee. electrie
Ilea ter. eteetrie washer, Enipire anttirn
Meaner With ni taelon nt r.1+:3)1141411
ifeakib !rind (hales, frlift and
rfnANton ifrtett ten411 Jain jar- awl
lar,10(11'01121 4-A1or ottielcg.
'V'i e:rr la.t fflonen!,-4)Ino-!„
In tho b•emt of eimilitIon, and will be
Q.04 at1I41l• riiKforve•
triv1040
& SON AltotIon r
18410
Capons
„ are fit for a king.
-*iced instea ,eoek--
erele this mason ail save. on
- feed.
See Your Local Salesman
'WAD' & SON, PRODUCE
(iodertql, 012t,. •
Hamilton Str.ait.
Fhoni; 345-rRes. 334-.
witTzuwo courin flATCH
-
ERY
New Hamburg, Ont. •
•
roar Next Visit to
„ TORONTO
HOTEL WAVERLEY,
Located pn Wida $padini Ave.
at College. St.
Easy' Parking Piellitlat.
convenient to, Htuhvroyo
. Ste* $1.0 N. WI
Rates ..,,stut. PAO
Mr to Retie. ;Eit it 1011
.,
tiotie -,:to the University,
Perna anent BulltIlhOst,
Nispie.Leat Gardena,
-
irh • *tram Hosplbtle.
- Wholesale 'Houses - atal
the ,Feshionitble
shoaalno District. ,
,A ts, POwel,L, linsitteurt
• NOTICIC TO CREHITOKS
TICE CREDITOUS.
Notice is hereby. given to all person
having any claim4gaiNt the Mate or
Charles A. Robertson, late ef the Town-
ship of Colborne in the County et
Hum, farmer, who died on or 'abont
the 22nd day of March, 1040, to send
same to the mulersigned on or before
May 3rd,.. 1940,- as oxi and after that
date' the Executor -herein will proCeed
to make distrib,ntion of the assets of
the saki estate, having regatd only to
tne clahas then filed.
DATED AT GODERICH THIS lfith
day of April, A.D. 1040. e
114%./18 AND ,HAYP-ii
Goderieh, Qatari%
Solicitors for the above Vstate.
IWY11011 CltEDIToRS,
111
Notice is hereby given to all persons
,having any claim against the estate or
Patrick Kennedy, late of the Town of
Goderieh, in the County of Iluren, wbo.
died on or about the 81:1i of 'A.pril,at,
the City of London, to send saIne to the.
undersignee on or before the 3rd (lax
a May, 1040, as on and, after that -
date the Admieistratdor hefein will pro-
ceed to make distribution of' the assets
of the said' esti:kW, having' regard only
zto the claims then -
-"IYATED-.47-GODERICH-THIS'Ifith"
DAY OF Amu 3.94o,
• solii"citolirsi2tf°14Notirert1)1hellellAia°bIt6irElc's'il;ti;.
1048,
anwiToRs,
All persons h against'
the Estate of '.4rthur Jeffrey, late' of
the' ToWn Godericle in the Coanty
f :Huron, deceased, who died on or •
about. the 2nd day of March, 1940 are
hereby required "tO forward •the same
to the' :undersigned duly verified' on or
before the lltir day of May, 11)40, as.
*after that *date the Administratrtx
distribute the estate having regard only
to the, claims bf whiCh she shall then, .
•baDveATnttDiee.at' Goderich this 18'th, day
of April, A.D. 1940, . •
FRANK DONNELLY;
1719 ito" tGroodr,erle.ehA, dmOnintaIrsitro,atrir...
Nonce To 0...Rtho.rapoats
AND
AI' WHIMS.•• •1/4
• Alt persons having claitas
he estate et .Thirma -Daw, late' of the .
()WOW of' Colborne, In the County
of sHuroe,widow,' who .diedf at the
Town of. Goderich, in the .said °minty,
,of .Haroo, on the tigtenty-SiXth dalS"-PC •
Augast, 1938, are required, to file proof
-of same ,with' the rundersigned, 'on or •
before the ithird day of June, 1940,
atter wfhia: elPte the administaatrix'
,avilIqarteeed. iclistribute the ,.es,tate,
Italving reeved only to the Claims of "
.whichcshe shell then have had notice.
rDated at Woodstock this twentt-
ninth tlaY*et 1940.•
, • NESBITT, 'MCKAY • and • 'WITAILTIY,
14 Vinkle-street, Woodstock, Ontario,
Selleitors for the Administratrix.
18-20 „
acing the Facts
- TRAVEL, EY -AUTO
111. -THAT'S" ADMITTED!
" READ OF ACCIDENTS
THAT'& TERRIBLE!
•
You
Might. be invaPied OtIc:
-That would be
• unfortunate!
INSURE 'AND OE SURE
-THAT'S FORESIGHT!
INstinANcE & REAL- ESTATE
Ilanulton StTel. 268W
.TO TILE. OWNE10.! A.'NO
, .
114711300REI
Yonr dog-lieen.§0:-tg„ due and -
Must be, paid , the
Collteetor at the Town "
. Take notice and act ateortlee
lngly
• PQSTELSTAWAITE;
Ciiiet of polipe.
.18-19 '
CAPITATHEATRE PH"s
47
Now ying-Rentiteky and its thorobreda0atured in a, turf elas lc
--“PRILIOE OF THE BLUEGRASS"
MO*, TUES. 8$,WED.
Mae West with W. • C. Vields.
In the riotous medley of hilarlty that.15 aqoeking a nation, You'll
tste the West as it never 1101tRi1 Wagf when Bill and Mae tie, into
their reert, eereen romance!
141( LITTLE CHICKADEE'
s., SAT.
JOAN BENNETT Mid GEORGE RAW
turn in inagnificentepeeformance4 in a thrilling rraeledeama. The
sort of story that will hold S'our intereet as It unfolds its tell "of
Faith and froxeltude
"110USE ACROSS TIM BAY"
Matinees Weil. 'Sat, And belidog at
%ONE 'WITII TIM WIND" here June 3r4 .and 4th.
coming soon "FOUR WIVES"