The Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-06-27, Page 5a•.
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Voluntary Registration of
Women
MONDAY, JULY tho Eighth
LOOK Ixi•THE SI(,iiNAL•STAR /TEXT . WEEK FOR
PARTICULARS _ 28 7
ersonalMn1ion.e
MintfoEvelyn O'Brien, is holidaying at • Ptes. William DuckworthandRe flan
Don
R this wee:. , .. ,, Thompson; oat the Essex .Setfish g
ra . 'spent, at present stationed at Camp
3s
Mrs.. Robt. Frith, of Mention, the , Bordeu, were' hoc e'on leave over the
guest of Mrs C• H, 'Humber.:.... ' Week -end.
MiSs. Jean Groveshas,been Spending: Miss `Frances • Roberts is in Alex -
week eek et'Guelph and 'Toronto.
at
t is
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of
a
` b Mrs,, phis, (�
ammo
• ''her sentinel. home on, North. street. '
Matt
. and Mrs. Ernest 3ordan, of Slid-
-
bury, are.'holidaying at the lake Shore..
rte Art Dewker of ,the 4RGV+ 1 Can
rich, sawed to Windsor ea li'uaday
last. They worn actor igenird 10T their
aunt, Mires Sim Chambam, who M
,rPeeidiug * tow dors with lir Mos.
*ma Jack Sieber, Windsor, before -re-
turning to heart itoine The
{Buff* Prof.y��•
Ripley E*pr o: the Rel. rofr.
►ieott MoeKenzie, T). )., princii►el of ithe
Presbyterian College, Montreal, was s.
visitor during the past'' week with, hie
mother, 'bras. J. T. MaeRenzie. lie had
been in attendance at the General Arse
sc ntbly of the Presbyterian Church,
which was 'held at St. 'Catharines. He
was accompanied by his son, Dr. Doug-
1as• MacKenzie, ' recently graduated 'as a
medical doctor. •
Mr, H. Bouforcl and son, Mar. O. Boi*
ford, of. Windsor, were here at ,the
wee1 end and on their return on Sung
day were aecompanied by Mrs. O. Bou
-
ford and little daughter Anne, who hail
been. visiting for two mouths at the
home of Airs. Boutord's parents, Mr.
and .,Mrs, J, ' Nivins, Miss • .Shirley
i\TIvins also went with them, to ,spend
the summer ,at Windsor.
'andra Hospital with a fractured hip
and arm,, ;the result e
uf 4 tali. at the 1 ENb11LMligt;' June �,. ev`. R,
tette of her nephew,'„ I+!1dr'ed,' Xeo,' Hazelwood .,Was in `Sit. Thomas last
Holmesville. :Friday ..and ,Saturday attending'
M%' MeNaughton. ,of the G.0,1, lett eoaeb�in eon£erenee of 'the ` Christian
some days' ago to spend the summerg
•
BBINMIL aA R .
er was home over the vacation at Chatham. • She returned
week -end y' < later to�'take part in the !bridge t"ourna-
ran an leave. ' . ' or -held • er this week.
• Mr: and Mrs; W. l roudfoot, of T meat. being h e
onto, spent a few' days with friends yrs.' Wm: McCreath, with her dough
.,�.�.., . ,.ra,,a-frs. , Florence J. Hislop ,and Mrs
�:'the"iin t k,:�:�.;.:�,,.�-�---c-�•-x,..� -
Miss Louise. Dover, of Wingham, e Lottie .MacLean; • iiia -r sky
the . guest of _Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohio, are spending a week with Mr
tg:n avenue. and Mrs. Harry McCreath at Time
Pennington,. � �a.
• e nurse -in -training at 'Cotta e.. ,
..Miss Ruth Deer, g
Boni is spending
London,gat the .D
Victoria Hospital, .. • irinci al':�.. R. Scott is
P
' holidays at 'her 'Bonne here. �ar'tnient of Education, Toronto, 'read -
Jim
Bill Hi11, Grade- p
Thorneloe and B ing examination papers: in trigona.
training at''the R..q. .111r$, i •t Children: +ar
rich � boys who are efiry. Scot and
A.F. -school 'at Galt, were lron4.e over
spending two. weeks .at her home
• •the week -end. • - Oshawa.
Mr. A. �H. Erskine,. president of 'the Mr. and 'Mrs. Wesson Dickinson, o
Goderich Lions;. and - Mar•: Nelson, Hill,, iY.e aeoit -were � stn of the . �'tsse
resident; =attended` -the- L'lons� eon Mtreit,- gl '
P
Notation at Montreal::.
Kenneth 'pennington`of the Dodos
store, Wingham,• is spending his ho
days with . his parents..Mr. and Mrs,
*has. Pennington,. town.
isss Vera McLeod, of town, is tamng
'-the; (Stratford Normal i Sehool students
w _ e were successful in their examin-
ations- Congratulations f ..
•aeons. Go • gr,�,tu
dau h -
d her . Biro he a g.
h y
.- J e .P u
os
'M p �.� .
-ter',Peg�y""�" left on Sunday..by anotor,-
t iaefe t
o
• 7rn, ou 1
R
rMr
W ,
i her brother, Mr.
:Win. e b
spend two months in Muskoka.
,,Aircraftsman Jack Calder. of the R.
whb is at present'etationed•
a
education committee of the United
Ohurch.
Mrs. E. Oke and Miss ER Ilicks of
iGoderich '.visited on. Sunday with Mr.
- and' Mrs. ' O. A. Vanstone.
_ Mr; and 1Vlrs. Ward Gledhill and . Mr.
as �.d Mrs. --Verne ledhllt ilio o o ,
Toronto Bio spend the week=end.
Tlie young People's service On "Sunday'
n o rnin'g was largely attended. The
e- address was listened to with ` muob.
interest,' The choir was eon"posed .of
m -young people. It was also 'promotion
e dayin alis unda , school, when a num-
ber
y
at raft children" were promoted to
higher classes.
f Mr. and Mrs, • Will Long spent a
s few.' days in. Torohto..laat week.
Tlie`B iamiller,_ .nited_churelt,Sunda_yw
nic wa held 'at Harbor Park,.
school pie s
c �Gtoderieb, ' A. good number turned out
and. enjoyed the sports for young and
old. About 130 sat' down to supper,
7Em a and -Minnie --Queb
street, last week -enol. They were en
.route to Philadelphia to attend th
Republlean national convention.- '
Miss 'Grace. Goebel, of Winnipeg, is
spending . u' •few''d"ays in town. . Slie
. has come east tp attend the • annual
Fisher family.veunion, which is to be
held en'Saturday next at tbe home of
Mrs.John Burton, R.R. 2, 'Preston.
. Mr.";aid Mrs,' Melville Craigie, who
i
client their •v�oatiori visiting their par-
ents 'here,. left on Thursday, morning
and would spend a few days, in Kiteh-
ener, 'Hamilton, .and. Toronto, . before
-Toronto, •with his parents, Rev. proceeding to their home in Sudbury::
A. . ,^,Ca,ideover x, a
• 'Cand 11I� .the week, Mr. and Mrs. James Stevenson of
end;= Ashfield and:. Mrs.' Geo. As hto God
e-
.
e -
Roped -Trip Bargain:' Fares,:
JULY 5: and.• 6 from CiODERICH
,
To Stations ,931.1ha wa ud� -F.d t--to•-inclusive,-__T7�bar£dge,
'Lindsay, Peterboro, Oarnpbei1ford,' Newmarket, �gollingwood, Mea-
ford; Dliidlland, NOrbh flay; Par 'Sound; -Sudbury, -O apreeVamI-:-West = .
to Beardmore, _,"
PaYt re.ma July g
To TORONTO
• ALL TRAYNS.
July 6.
Also, to Brantford," Ohatham Gadericli, G+uelp ,` Hamilton, London,
-Niagara Palle, Owen Sound, St. 'Catharines, Sb- 'Marys, Sarnia,
Stratford; :Stxathroy,' Woodieto+ k.
SEE HANDBILLS FOR OOMPDE= LIST` OF DESTINATIONS.
" For Fares, Return `LimL15, Train : Information, Tickets,
26 etc, 'Consult' nearest Agent. , 11830'
.CANADIAN NATI ONAi:
e-.
►wake
yers!!
'These pace for vieek.28th June to truly; 5thnLclus ve --
ASIFETaT1
..
.AISSHFI+l LD, June 25. -Mr. and Mrs,
x
lis t-
Detroit
are i
acMureh of De'tr M y
ing. •with the,qatter's sister, Mrs. Wil
a
fre�cl 1;+.r ncea
es
y.
Miss 13azel .Dickinson. and, the Miss
Anna}, Lois and -Charlotte Mackennie of
Toronto ,were guests at the .home sof
Mme. M. C. Mackenzie last week ;end.
Miss
Anne . MacMurchy, and little
niece, 'Georgia Dunbar, of , Ethel, are
guests with the 2ormer'ssister;' . Mrs.,
Vt F>raneey, '
The annual Sunday :school picnic was
heid,. iast..Saturday.at Camp ,Kintail.
Owing to :the church being' 'reprocess.
of redecoration, there will be no ser
vices yin Ashfield Presbyterian church
on Sunday, June 30.
Mrs. "IR;r"L. White and daughter,.
Anne, ''have returned to their Biome At
hieago,..-after a visit with the foram,.
em's mother, Mrs. K. F. MacLennan.
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1 -oz. . * .5 -oz.
30e -:$1.O0
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KLEENEX
500 .a..'....,,, a9.c'
U Dou'ab Suffer
Vse Blue gay Corn Pads
`,-A25e
A r Ploat ,Ligtid Brilliantine
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Bathing ;Caps .'
Sun Glasses
Suntan IOil
,..,.15eup
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150 Tablets ... 19c
300 Tablets $1,39
750 Tablets''
390
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Pace Cream
25c ' -
Ant` Traps '
25c ......•. - 35e
Bayer's Aspirin
1 doz.' .... ._,. 250
2 doz. ..Rim{, 39e
100 .........,.-.. 98e
1lJ$Squito 00 .250
Moore's =Anti MoS-
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$ketd ;tax . , .. , . 35e
ll'ousehold
Talcum Powder
Big Thu ►; ; ..... 19c
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Seidlitz .Eowders
3 /Or 10e
9 for 25e
White Shoe Polish
250
Water Glass
2 Cans .25e
Par Excessive -
Perspiration
4 rid ..,, .. 390-59e
Neet ,.,,...,, 53c
Mum ....... 3 is GOc
Odorno,,,...... 35e
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Here are shirts ,tiat have
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'have ,finish, .polish,' and
the smart distinction that.
only FORSITl°i tailoring
cart apart to men's shixta.
New fabrics : -new pat•'
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— tom them today.
• 'We cacryalso a full line
of smartly -styled FORSY &
Crat!ais Shorts, Pajamas,
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The dee* ZUMS1Pent usumosti, vetts
i alt. Pundit. dud a reeident ut
Oo rich for egogret years, took *nee
at l `ergus+ on Tuesday morning. lir*
Durniu woo visiting with her siaitear,
Miss L .1tusell of Vergu4, when she
suffered a stroke nkat week. Her con-
dition grew 'steadily worse and she
passed away quietly early Tuesday
morning. :leased was In , her early
seventies.
11ir. Durnin was in 'Saskatoon, Sisk.,
when his wife was stricken. It is ex-
pected that he Will : return east in tittle
for the funeral, ` which will be held
on Friday afternoon at Fergus, fromy
the hoose of. Mie .'Rus$ell. Aires H. p TR
Ball, .of town and Mrs. 'Charles. Whitely
of God1arieh township are nieces of the
deceasedla �.`a(}j•■nd wilrgbe in attendance at
the funeral.
LEBBITRN
MEDIUM June 25, Mrs. D.. Mei
Kenzie and her son, Dr. McKenzie, of
X iz know, and ". Mr; and Mrs. 'Russel
and their datigl ter, Miss I. Russel, of
Victoria; L3,C,, Spent 'friday 'evening
at the •home of Mr. and Mrs. Uiamiiton
Clutton,
Mrs. B. Cluttau.'went to T,oronta on
Wednesday, `lust'to visit her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. ..a. d Mrs, Roy
Mason, and on ridaywlx arty (vent
to •Carnarvon to spend"a While at the
cottage there:
_sp wli„s o -rhubarb a.re_ seen
in the gardens in our neighborhood"an.
in one garden a stalk wait measured
and found to be .4 inches around and
20 inches long, and the leaf 30 inches
across and 23 inches ton. -Can anyone
beat this?
On ,
teacher Miss
tuaMda � the school. P
sa �
Douglas, and several of the children
enjoyed their dinner and pleasant
afternoon at the lake,
Next Friday afternoon the annual'
plimle .of S.S. 'No. 9 will be held at
Menesetvtng Park. All are invite& invitedto
bring their lunch baskets an enjoy the
afternoon, by the lake,
Next 'Sunday at
Leeburn. eituteh
Rev. G. Hazelwood will take for his
subject: "What rs "God' Dong?' 'we
y
'h �°thnre':wil1r°be 'a,lerge eongregatio :
to hear Whim. 'Sunday, July TO, will
be �c"o> n1on :Sunday`'.
.MS. Meeting. -The ,lune meeting
`rims:>Y.:e•.»r
.
, noon,
June
vn
e 29th,
, with
tkan
attendance eheld at th.e Church on Wednesday after -
of the Women's Missionary Society was
of eleven members. The president bad
The greatest of faults, ihbnid say,charge of the meeting.. After the open,
is to be conscious of nope, --Carlyle. `fghymn MrS. ) aaziwood ledPrydhami :Men's Wear
4111 A total lack of 'Vitsthin RI in the Vliet
camases ;dol •neutit,s. , The wheat germ is
tecbghxxed�as a mend' soutoo of Vitamin
111. Cubs ante made from 'whole wheat
from which ztone of the precious wheat;;,
germ has been removed.•
FOR BREAKFAST,'. e 'dare the
youngsters get foods that are rich in
energy. Cubs contain the whole wheat
-the precious wheat germ, the bran,
file iniricrals, the protein.
This wholesome, nourishing food is
delightfully tasty, too. Mellow malt
blends .its goodness with the nut-1ilre
flavor of the whole wheat. Cubs come
to your table crisp, " eruttehy' toasted
a goldeA brown. Get a package of Cubs
from your grocer today,
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Wheat Company Limited
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THE SPOON -SIZE
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*LLT "S ' 's PATTIRIS
Sime 4n4. pods. Regular 14100. On k' $1.6.00
31/04 yards, Regular �.AO. ` " .
Heavy Fettelt yds. wide
4 good pitttenut, Begg $1.00 yard: Per running Id.
k
Axisiiinster'/Nomigs
44 yardo. Value t415.00
dor
;Size
� yards. 'or .i
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CNESO1
in the Bible -reading, Luke 11 11.3.
The prayer ' for our anxious • and
troubledwaxidams w then read. The
last of the study book was read 'by.•
Edith" ,Horton, The sheeting Closed`
with . tsinl tag and all morass; the
I ord's Prayer, Red Cross work was '..
&,
then considered and,Planned.
splendid collection had .p' Herod
"for the blankets.
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br
ugtrour htn$. uE'ree firanspoF�tian to
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FORMER BUYERS OF EXTRA -PRICED
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