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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-07-04, Page 8PASS *NUTT GN trtiVRADAY, JV TO KM NEWS OF AUBURN &DBt July *ma 3tm, t"thol"o"t"slwok- end wrth 4. J. Robertson sued Mreand liam tetraisgiutu. Mr*. Guy Durham of fit. George was 1. week -end visitor with, her mether, Nine John Ferguoon. On her returpi she was aeompatded by MiSs Mae Jferguion stud Bye e Phillips. Mrs. 'Jim* Carter and Mi9s Sadie Carter Vent. *id weele*nd -with. Ai and lire. Joe !Carter, Port Elgin- * Mr. Stewart Ferguson, of Totten- ham, 'abated over the iveekeend with hi§ Parente, Mr. sitetillre. J, ,Fergueoto Mr. Jaek Weir of Toronte spent the Week-old with basi father, Dr, B. Co, Weir. • • ' Mr. Iteg., Asquith, Of Toronto, eit. Herat Aequith, o South, 'Poreupine, and- *tee. Mary Asquith of Fe gus swat the • week -end With their, perea'te,., Mr. a*d Mr Chas. Aequitla. Mr. And .11.1rs. W., IL •Sleeppardi Reid; Joan and Tom spent the iavelgrend with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Campbell, Tor- . onto. Mr. and Mrs. Cathcart, of Peru, e Were week -end visitors with -Mr, and Mrs. Harvey MeGee Mr. And Mrs. Sharewood Wilson, London, visited on Monclay_ntLyt. —antrT Vireon. ' Mk* Mary and Jean Houston „left this week to`lake a summer course in mu sig at Toronto, - Miss Lile YungbluteR.N., of Hearst, is visiting her father, Mr. .Geo."1.7ung- Mut. - • Mr. end Mtee Steve Medd and Dou- g ald, of Woodatoek, 'hated ou Sundey 1 with Ur. Jame e Medd. Mr. aud MM. MAR.. Allot and Ile auil 1 Betty Craig spent the week-ena visiting vutle in Flint, Miele Mr. and Mrs. Mae, IiiteNeil, ot TOr- 1 onto, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ..stirtitit. ere. and• mrs. Edgar letiVesOn and Ber- el& vted oii. lrfonday with Mrs. Wm. Sclater, of -Seefortle -Monday vvasethe 'occasion ot, Mre. Selater's ninetieth birthday. CongrattalatiOns are doe to Aise: Ruth Wilson, ,daughter of ,Itev. and Mre. H. C. Wilson, who eucceserally ,loaSsed the eixth grade musie examin- , ation. of the Toronto Conservatory with. honors. Ruth is a. Pupil Of Alr. N. a ,COOk. Miss Vivian Straugharr also is '. to be feliciteted„'' ' as she paseed eller Ielites Ethel Washingtees, , of rjetent eaueie examination in htstory. I IS visiting her parentay. ,and Mrs.,. ' J. 3. Washiugton. ••• • Mrs. ' James Jackson, and Miss Margaret Jackson, ' of Tonto,, spent the week -end With Mr. and Mrs, James Jacksog, Mrs : Keene a Stratford visited on Sunday with' ' Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miss Annie :McLeod a Toren -to and Mr. and. MrS. Gordon Smith of Milver- ton Nisite4 over the Week -end- with the ladies' "nether, Mrs. John McLeod. • .Mrs. °John Medd,of Goderich visited friends here on Sunday. , . e'eCoeumunion wa,s dispensed in Knox Prep:Attlee' chureh Sunday morninr,. Five new memhers.were received: lefur ray and Isobel llollinson, -Roy Pa er and Fred Yungialet:- Were ...received° into membership on professioe of faith-, and Mrs. Roy Deer was received, by cer- tifietifeee --e• , There will be •-.'il0 :service in. Knox 'Preebyterien eller-Oil next -Sunday, July 7, owing to ' anniversary 'services at Carlow, PreshYteriaii 'church. Next Sunday evening the Anhui% L.O.L. will parade to St. Marks Anglican church for divine worship at 7.30 p.m. Knox United c.huich held a sucCess- fill strawberry festival on Wednesday night, with a large ' attendance. The door receipts Were about $]45 , The MacDuft-CoppIand ' duo provided .-..the ,entertainment forthe evening., • Dondld Ross as visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. John West, of Wing- " On Friday Morning, 'the pupils of Auburn public- school presented their teacheke .Miss Mabel Foster, with a pair of firer* -book-endee •Ruth. Wil--. on retie the address and Bill Craig uuele the preSentation,::. Miss .Foster has been teacher here for three years. • Private 'William Sanylie, alio is with the 11X.A.V. at St Thomas,' visited his aunts, Mrs. 3. C. Clark _and Mrs. Wil- liam Dodds, on Sunday. The W.M.S. of Knox Unitecl -church, met. on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. William efellwain in echarge and Vivian Straughan at the Piano-, Mrs. Jas. Roberton : led' in, Prayir. The POINIMIn.111141.1•11•00.000M000 '10 Refrigeration a rvi 'W. E. MeNittie 48 Pieton St. -Phone 417W SMITH'S ART, STORE*, Ilavi just reieived from England another shipment of C- hina. Now 's ths 1e to. get started en that Dinner Set you want -- sold by' the piece or any way you ' lovely gift pieces in Vases -Cake Plates-CarelY Jars -Lovely assortment of Ocld Cups and Saucers from 25e up. -Just pop in and have a look. SMITH'S ART 84 HIFI STORE Tbe Home of English China Alumnolissosmsesss CE.:;Every neirI OR EASIFIRST DOMIGWP II I C . -snOaTramie 009m0.00,001 2,14.15c MAYONNAISE 14c VT ;24c GINGER ALE ItUIE014 3, 341-os.2.5c contents nth. , Special ticAt.LCANAPTHA SOAP Alaio.61,445 AU fo'r 19c ” • . "MEM ,ISV OVUM" , WAR SAVING 'STAMPS SOLD AT A & p CAMAY ;OAP cage' 50 APPLE JUICE 2 la Vic PEACHESs":"ARD Vilt 23t 'SALMON 1111Z 14c - LARD, • 'lb' lc: .5 ROSES -FLOUR- -74,-26c-- Cki$UP "L'irit. 12111411F LOBSTER , 26C . SOUPS TorM. Th;s15c IVORY FLAKES': Large 21c P 'COFFEE, „VIGOROUS Os Maim( . BOKAR 37c MUD ISELLOW,, Bas: 8. O'CLOCK14bi33c soca &TULL ISODIED RED CIRCLE %Z 29c sLicvsn Oa inq8ti6ni I ANN PAWS WRITE WIIOLE VO/EAT ckictosn WREATI. 'A TOMATO JUICE A 4, 3 1'6 2.15,c CK TEA "mule- 24C 1.4b. AT BLACK MVO -sr S. PI% ir ,CFIICKEN BAoitares PEANUT BUTTER PIZ PORK & BEANS A2O-oro 24-0z." Jar MARMALADETin 100 31 -ox. GAIMFRUIT- 2 1c FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES 6 tAtIANAS Golden Eipe aibtg. 190 POTATOES . New white' 10 1.bo. 270 XaEld:ONS Oarifornia .... dozen 22o CELERY IlEAETS Presli, Crisp, Native !„ 100 Large Luscious E.C.P0 - 0- ; Th.. 170 Luft', "Stowerdithip," woe taken by Miee Sivila, The mettles wae eloiett with proer by MN. Melt - wide. pecorietistio Setliteree-iDetkite threat' eUilirein the ittetraal decorsttlou *eV- viee at lehlia (*meters V34 *Imlay afteruoon Wee larply etteittleti. The service wae eoutletete4.1 in the elettreh ins the ceinetery grountle the buildiug was filled to capacity. Bee. A. M. Boyle„ of KuOx Preebeterian ehurch, had 'barge, awl Magid Reee Presided at the (opal. Mr. Hervey *Mee ettng 4 solo. Mr. Itoele revoke from Hebrews 11e40Lon the eubleete ''ClarrY 4--)41." - Red Cretis WOriroe-Some, fortY ladies of title Community gathered at the eeta- ctious farm borne of Mr. and Mre. Herb Mogridge on FeirittY, where three (Plaits were quilted for the Bed Oros.. These quilts were donated by Mrs. Gormley ThomP6on.„, Tea W1'4served by the leastess and bee two daughtersears. ThODIPSon and Mrs. Deft Marsh. A hearty vote of thanks was extended to Mts. Mogridge and Mrs. Thompeen. The Rod ` -0.ross shipped to heed- querters, Toronte, this week the fo1. lowing a•rtieles : 18 bedjackets, 0 scarf, 1 helmet, 12 Pairs socks, 1 sweater, 8 tt blankets; also a bale of ;see., ond-hand 'clothing for 'refugee work., • Three , Soldier Sous.'= --The home or Mr. and • Mrs. Win, J. Thompson was the ecene .of a happy gathering on Sun- day when their three soldier .soils ar- ivedshomeetinexpeetedlyeeKappereao of Carling Heights, Private Russell, of the Barracks at London, and. Trooper of Camp Borden. The climax Of the ,oceasien was when Mr. aed Mrs. Tbenopsen'e • daughter, Mrs. Meek Armstrong, and Mr. Arinstroug, of East lerawauosh, arrived. Sunday was Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong's twentieth wed - (ling anniversary. Their son, Jiblin, of 'West Wawanosh, also was present. Mr., and Mrs. Thorapson are to be honored for having three eons .fighting fet our noble British. pause. PERSONAL MENTION eleeissieesie Sclutef, of London, is the guest of Mrs. 3. F, Thomson. ' Miss. Ireee Doweattii,le. vieltiug• with, her ,aunt, Mrs. R. G. 'Scott, Bobcaygeon. Mr. Bruce Orr, Of. Toronto, spent the week -end at his home on South street. . Mr. W. C. Stiael of Bracebridge; was among the holiday Visitors in town ;VAi8s, Betty Leroy, qf' Collin ood, is a guest with her cousin, Miss Marjorie Maofie.' ' • - • • - Bert Huekins of the It.C.A.F. train- •ing school, Galt, was home over th'e holiaay-a 'Mr. and Mrs. G., rcalnith, of Brant .hfogri'idd,ay.were visitors town for the. ' Miss Vine eLeitton, of 1)etrpit, is visiting her .sister Mrs. Win. Tait Keay§ street , • Mr. and Mts. Alex. Smith leave this .aftehi00.11 for St lobo, N.p,„-fer_ three ,weeks', holidays. Mi. and, Mrs. jos. Agar of Guelph visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs, J: W. Petrie. - Mr. W. K. Thomson left on Monday .for 'Kingston to continue his course at %Teen's University. . ;Miss Eilleee O'Brien, who teaches at 'Brantford, is spending the vactitien af her honie there. • , Miss Lucille Lassaline, teacher at Wellaed, is vaca.tionnig at her home in Goderreh township, • • ' Mr. and Mee.F J. Creittle and Miss ,Margaret -Le- -itelefe4E4leintforde--evere, holiday visitors in town. •• • . Mr. and Mrs.. jeR. Wheeler anotored to Bohcaygeon end, visited relatives there over the week -end. Miss Betty Leroy of Collbagwood visiting with Mr. and ,MTS. A. *Macfie; Victoria street, this week. • "Mr. and Mrs. D. M. O'Brien visited relativeTorento and 'Stratford, over the holiday week -end. • and Mrs. J.. S. Henderson, Of Detroit, are spending thesummer at their hoine kee Wellington street. Mrs. Bert Moelamis, after a 'visit with her relatives here, left this week te rejoin her ;husband at OshliVa. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin. 33eyes, of Strat- ford, sPent"•the weeir-eed at the home of Mrs. J. V.erhomas, Elgin avenue. Mr. .and Mrs. '2Hilten, Schuyler, ot 'Kitchener,' were weekeent-guestte'Vith, Mrs. L Maskell and letes. F. Allen, Mr. aed Mrs. John We Pettie, late of AShfielel,haVe* enovecl to • town and taken up residence ongere!tegate street.. Miss Jaue M. Well $. Rage •London motored up fo spend the holiday with Mrs. C. A. Wells, Baytield road. • • • • , Keith. Saunders Of Toronto spent the week -end with. his parents, Dir, ane Mrs. • Charles E. Saunders., Wooing Ilundrede have rotted Itipp'slferb Tablets Sin idea laxative. All herbs, sso drugs, not hebit-forming, 25e box. 'Sold by CAMPBELL'S DRUG ST(tiltle 27" 02 New white bets for the smUmer season. MISS M. It. 1140VIOAlt, King- etini street, Bedford Block, 20x The Signal -Star sells for $2 to any address ha Canada awl is WOrth more. Look at soUr label; it will show the date up to whiell your subscription le paid., The "Draw"' cendueted by the Ahnteek Chapter, 1.03/11., will be held at the •Capital Theatre during the regu- lar prograin On, 113,UiSdaY OVe),C1101,eiti1Y g617 The V.R.O.W. is for voluntary vice. By tilling in .the fovea' eaPplied YOU will.have done 'et/thing irrevoeable. Ie your eerviee is. aceepted, yeu will be paid for work done, melees you stipu- late that you ale not 'Want Payment A, hike Sale will 'be held -in D. M, O'Brien's store On iSateedrty, July 13th, under the ausPiees. er the W.A. of Vic- toria' street United church. 47 The 'W,M.S. •of North street United ehurcnevill meet on Mouday, July 8th, to -&-leesioe -T1use1seettetal/telakettl%41.10. for, meinhere or the baby betel and their mothers, Miss I. Sharman 'will eildresS the mothers,and the baby band Will ,present a :program. If weather Permits, the oaeeting will be held On the parsonage lawn, if not, in the church- • • , • Dad you ever see eigh-elase 11,etig1i- nuts made without 'being, touched by iminan hande? °erne hi anO see it doue by a demonstrator -on Saturday, July (ith, at the 1,1o.st street 13akery. A -Atil,R_pA7st NIO-4T CRASH Two Cars COMe'Together and Several • Persone Injured • i" A motor accident eu. the intersection of Victoria street tine Gloucester Ter- • .• .• • • • . race,, jest, pppogrte the County •jail, at 7.55 Sato:clay evening, was responsible - for the removal of several persons to Alexandra Hospital. only 'a short dis- tance away, It was the 'may highway accideut in this loefilitY at the holicley aeeek-end. , All but one Of ,tlie.iejured, were dis- chagged frem lioepital the same night .er onlaunday, after heatieeuts, Caused •by flying glass,' had been aressed. Meeteege .1tatleege, of Nile, remained in the hospital until Tuesday. Besides head injuries, he • had severalbroken ribs, an injured Atm and, setfefeci from shock His wife ancl his daughter in . law, Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge, treceived at- tention• froni-Dr. W. • FSGallovee Wilmer Rutledge; driver of the ear, woe un- injured, ,• as vere his two ehildren,. Verlia and Jimmy. - • George Richards, of Fordwich, own- er arid driver of the second automobile, also- was injured and, taken to hospital for treatment of a heed eat Which re- ° quired eight atitehes to Close, and an injueed leg, He -wag attended by 3 M lereeeara; elle two companions,. Alex. Merchant and Gordon ToPliam, both of PordWieli; were not -here The .Perdwieh party, were oastheir waY home and the Rutledge family' Were emning to town When the -collision: oecurred. The drivers aPperenely confused as. -...ittotheedieeetieelleilteeehleiletheeethereNeg. driving,. a front ,,wheel -of either car' locked -after the eellision, swinging both vehicles around into a 'resound-, ing crash' that' could be heard for blocks.. !Constable Michael Koppeclee who resides just, opposite the point of linpaet, was immediately op the job and Sergeant A. C. Ross arrived ehort- ly after and inveetigated, the adeldent. Bath cars were heavily daniagedethe Richards ear, an, old model,. "beyond. repair. street. rGarnet ("Ind") Itathiesdn,'ILC.A.33% aircraftsinan, who is ot present eta - Wined in Toreento, was liome, over .the week end • - Mr. and MTS. Archie Miele and Miss Marjoriee Maefie *spent the toildey week -end at Wasegitqleaeli and, poi-. lingtvvood, , Ahlan Bowman retureed to Goderiebt on Tuesday after visiting relatives and trieods in Mohtteal and distriet. the met' week.' • Mrs. Aquilla 0. Galloway, of Balti- more, Maryland, Is epeading the sum- mer with. her mother, Mrs.' Bayteld road. • , • ' Mr. and Mrs. lora4eer .1tobertson and their .daeghtere, 'Nano: and Lois, of Toronto, spent a few' days with their relatives here the past weelg. Mrs. D. Mellwaitt has returued from a visit with relatives at Detroit. She also atten&rthe funeral of her eousin, Mrs. Jack Stuart, at Windsor. Pte. Ilarla.nd Tremblay, of the Royal Canadian Regiment, stationed at pre:' sent at Camp Borden, ,Wafa home with hi mOther and brotliere for the 'week- end. . . Ur.. and Mrs. S. IL Madfatli and daughter*pent 'the week -end visiting with Mr. '11.1e1don. ititteMatt at Thorol continuhig ton to Niagara. before their return. . • Mr. and Atte, Ge G. Me:Clardy had as Their guests this 'week, their son, 'Rev. George Gordon Ifellardy, ot Mobile, Mae and, their niece, Mies Lillian ,Maettonald, of Montreal. rte. William Duckworth, of MC VS** 'Scottish Regiment, woe in Gode- rich to visit hie parents on $unday. _He was imable to remain in town for the presentation .eeremeny on Monday. Mite .An Milne and Mr. and Mrs. .E. Tulloele or Tomtit°, and Mr, ixaccy Duguld„ of Dranden„ Manitoba, Were weekend visitors at the home nf Mr. and .Mte. J. It Milne, Ilrnee *yea, Guests at the home a ConneMer and Mrs. Iluckins over the holiday were ...u......_.. Mr. and Mrs. 3. Ifuckhis, jr., Of Haman- I ton; Mr. Bert ilUckins, of the Aircraft 'Sqieteels Galt, and Mrs. Manderson, of Galt. ,Miss Kate Seundere and. Mr. Stewart Walton, of Toreeto, and Mr. and Mrs. - W.° le -Charele je.;70--wOonottr,--- wete week -end guests with' Mr. and Mrs. C. IK: Saunders., • ' - • Mrs. Ada Walters and Mrs. Walter Hern have had as theirguests this week their niece, Mrs. Webster Hallo., way of Kansas Cityy_lialseouri, and her friend, Miss, MAO, Kirk of Toronto, formerly of Copper Cliff. ; Guests at the home of Mr: arid Mrs. 'thrta Pennington the past week were •Mrs. Alice Don age 'Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth 'Pennington of Wingham, ' Pte. RoAsieennington, of the Essex. Scottish 'Regiment, .was home ,from Camp:Bor- den for the weelaend. ' Rev.- W. P. and Mrs. L.eise were at Embro over the week -end for the tin- toial reuelon • and Caledonien eelebree: time • Mr. Lane was minister of lenoe •churele leinbro, for several years and. he had charge •or the services .of that. ehureh .both morning and evening on Sunday. • ' Commander, John Knight, of the „Canadian Naval; iService, and 'Mrs. Knight were with their trim& in. Gode- rich for several, '"deyet the past week. After six months spent at Kingston, Where Mr. Knight was engaged in in- 'etrtietiertal worketheiewere en 'route to their home at Vietoria,11k. Mrs: Emily Werd 'or Grand Rapids, Mich., has returned to heir' home after visiting her sister, Mre. S. Knuckle, for a monththe was aceompanied on her return by her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Ee L. Knapp, and their daughter Marilyn leionne Knapp, all of Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Peter Ward, of rort. Huron, .ifich. ' .. Mr. and Mrs, ",`, Dave ThDrapson and Miss June, .Ralph and Ross MeiCreath were here from Froronto for the holiday and joined, other, membere of the Me- Creath •elan at the hem° Of Mr. and 'etre. Harry MeOreath, where a reunion was held in bohor •of Mrs. W. Me- Creath. Though, in her eighty-ninth year, Mrs. MeOtentli /le Wonderfully active and, many 'old f 'elide bare been glad to weleoine ' her. , • For Results -A Classified Ad -NOTICE NOTIOE.--I WILL NOT DE RE- ',SPON,SIDLE for any debte incurred lit MY name by naY daughter, Winnifred Leggett. ItliltiCIAT i.LDGGETT., - LOST • • LOS'I`,---ek 1937 FORD V. HUB OAP, — colored red end gray, ;between Goeeetee. •and Baylieki, SundaY night, on Blue Water highway. Vtlitier(PleaSe 'return to 'SIGNAL -MAIL Reward. emeseeemoreseseepeemoomeepoopameeeeelemee 10'014SALS'` FOR SALE -THE ST.:LA.WRENOE, Montreal street, smith, of Publie Library. Tide propertY will be sold cheap and on easy payments. 'el., W. 'OR/AIGIE. 23.a' WATIMPAONT, WITH MODERN furnished cottage, ,Water, sewer, light. Or 'Part. CHARLES HEALE, Bennett Se, Goderich, 24tt iSl`t /0041ORE lavra ; clay loam; good' buildings; Well fenced and good water supply. ROBERT MOFFAT, 11 fl No. 0, Lucle- now, Out. 27-9x • 'FOR SALE,-TWO.20-11.1'. ENGINES with 2,0-1I.P. 'boilers; one high pres- sure boiler; both George White; one 18-36 Ilart-parr tractor; all in ' good working tonolition ; One steel Water •tank mounted on steel trucks (property of Huge 'Chisholm). For information apply • JAS. CHISHOLM, R.R. No. 0; Godericli. .Phone Carlow 2012. • 26-8 CARD OF THANKS _ . MR, AND MRS:. ,GEO, 'RUTLEDGE "4"-- and Mr. and Mrs. ;Whiner Rutledge wish to thank those who, so kindly gave assistance in the ear accident in Gode- rich on. Saturday evening in getting them -to the hospital for treatment, and. also these who loaned their ears for conveyance, 'FARMS FOR SALE: FACRIIAS SALE. -100 ACRES. .2„-1/2 Miles west ;Of Iiiiagilow,"."and-100 acres $.% miles west of laicknow. Buildings and land in good ceildition. Drilled wellon both. farms. Apply to ALEX. •STANLEY, B.R. 3, Lucknow. 26-7x Nommummimmimalisimpor.morimiowirmilimileaummenammom .AUCTION OLP, Ationoig 'SALE Of a •good belek residence on Teafaigar street, Goderiele on„ ISATUatDAY,.. JULy 13th ,AT 1.30 lelte. This property is well located, has rooms, and .betlt room, and good fern - bee. t„t Large twee and.eehitee treea. Terms 2� peiecente *elle pald at time, of sale, 'intlaece in 30 day's. MR: F. WOOLDC.OMBle, Proprietor, T. GUND- RY Auctioneere. %%torso 4111, o WONT, U113TA1R *,.1,1110111114, with eviirY eonventiade 4tIsTAIMMIAJC, Moue 71. *OM - 'A IINLIAttLIO GIRL' tOra general houeework; family of two; good home with modern vonven- ieeeem, Write BOX 37, SIGNAL -MAR or eitil Signal -State 011We. 27x WASHING DONI4.1 IN PRIVATE " home. •,Speeisil care for ease BOX 33, SIGNAUSTAR. , WANTED -EXPERIENCED MAID " for general leeusework; at once. MRS. A. C. HUNTER, corner -Victoria, end Welton. streets. -27 WANTED. GIRL :0011- PADS -TIME houeoWork. Apply MIS. PADSER, 8 Arthur street., 27x WANTED. -T0 BUY OLD HORSES " and Oead cattle: must be suitable for , mink feed; remOved promptly. ,FIRED GILBERT, RA: 2, Bayfiebt Pbene 008 r 22, Clinton. , Calle paid tor. 18-ue WTirrANTED. X PLIII v . ikon »iolder for Grey Iron Foond- ry. Good wages, steady work, WATER_ eL MANUFAmpax,xp co., muff? aterigorontr,_ WANTM. SHPAR- • ATOR.:.,Mildmay make preferred. State price and condition: JAS. (MIS - HOLM, R.R. No. 0, ..toderich, Carlow 2012. .27t LADIES WANTED. --A FEW MORE 'ladies wanted., Must be -convincing rP - talkers to clearly explehi advauteges our household tem -sallies' known as FAMILEX PRODUCTS offer .:to buy- ers. .'Already •sellmg , in iraMense .quantittes--- Door. to -door eanetteSinie necessary to slew .articles and take orders for , same. GOOD COMMIS-. SION. ' Unlimitedi earnings pessible. Friends, neighbore, *anyone will be glad to order.. FOR FREE OATA.LOGlael AND DETAILS write: FA31ILEX, 570 St.'01ement; Montreal. . • 27-32 •'We eannot always' -oblige, but we •can alWays.apeak BEFORE An -11•Inavoidable cei ent HAPPEN'S BE SURE You Are kully Pro- tected B INSURANCE 11. M. 1V1 FORD Insuiant% and Real Estate 3 Hamilton St, TeL 268w ItENT..-.1117RNISI101) flat on ground floor; near 'Sunset Hotel. Apply 105 Biala avenue, Gederieb. 2Tif tjio II131N'T.----110I1511 ON NOWA% street; oak 'floors, furnace, fun basement; fireplace in living -room; all modern conveniences. W. F. SJATIND- ERS, Goderich Organ Co, -2re NOTICE TO amorous NOTICg TO 011EDITORS. NOTICE is hereby given to all per. •sort$ havli3g any claim again* the, estate . of Herbert Cox, late of Township of Gotlerieh in tile County of Huron, farmer, who died. eri Ote saabin°uet:totilethe8tubadoters4ilignmsed,111944111Y, t°verseillnett by declaration, on or before July lath,' 1240e as on and after that date the. administrator ' herebi will Proeeed to - make distribution of the assets of the. said eState having regard only to the, Dated at Goderick June 25th, 1940 HAYS,. . Godenah, Ontario, esee„„ olicitor fort,lie Administrator., I • k A portion of the Steatford Boys"' Band will play „ during the evenhig 'tterviee at Victeria church on Sunday 1M , , , next • STRATFORD. -- 60DERI0H , OCACII LINES - Daily 7.30 am., 4.25 pen. --Leaves. tioderich for • 'Stratford., Toronto, ilamiltOn, Buffalo, London, Detroit, Yavistotk-and-Woodstocit: Bedford, . British and Royal. Hotels. Phone hotels' or 305 for information', eltubber Goods, •Sundries, -etes mailed posteald In plain, Sealed Wrapper. 80% less than retail, Write for man, , order catalogue. NOV-RUBBP,R. *CO., Dept D-10. Boe 91, Hamilton, Ont • 21-28 " ,rionnn*on Meeting _Town.ship of Goderi.94 A° meeting of the Efectorii-Will be field in , Butt's Hall, gOlmesville . ON . IVIONDAY, JULY 15th at• 7,30, p.m., to nominate a cooti- e cillor to fill the vacancy caused by the death -of Mr-Ilie 0._ R., G. THOMPSON, Clerk. •-• CANADIAN FORD CO. RUSRING .WAR °RICERS WINDSOR, Ont., june •29.-4'At the outbreak 'of wer' I assured the Can- adian Government that Ford •Motor Company- of Canada, Limited, Would make all its facilities available for the production of essential war eupplies. We have done that. ...Last night 1 re, affirmed the Feed position in Canada. Izi. a telegram to Hon. C. D. Howe, Min- leter of Munitione and SuPPlY," sad Wallace R. Campbell„ president of the Canadian Ford. organization. "All the facilities, -resources, ,•man- power and equipment of the Canadian - Ford Company and the' oversea e af- filleted_ Ford companiee, in. Aqietralia, New Zealand, South Africa, India and Malaya are now -making, and have been -making, every possible contribu- tion to the defence of the British Eine pire and the successful prosecution of the wa:r.," said. /Are Camp'bell. Mr, Campbell also revealed that the ()anadian plant is being rapidlyloo. led for the -production of Universal: ma- chine gen•carriere. These will. be SuP- plied to the Canadian -Governinent at the 'rate of fifty a Week when, produc- tion •gets into full swing.' "At this tittle I believe,the Canadian People are -interestedin knowing ,the extent' of Ford military' produetion," said Mr. Campbell, , and he .listed the Various -types' of equipaient.z.noW being xu4nUtactured in the Canadlith Ford plant. "Ford engineers in, the Windsor plant haveeoldriboted SiilaStatitialty to the design of the army type vehicles. We hive equipped our plant with the ad- ".detion0.1 tools and diet; 'necessary .for the pkVatietion of these vehicles and We have installed iamb anode' maellin- ery. We have more tban 7,000 -men at Work in our plant," Mr. Canipbell said. "War orders take priority over all other production in our plaat," said Mr. Campbell. As an indication of thedispatch 'avid; which war orders are handled by the Canadian' Ford tOmpany, Mr. Camli- bell revealed that on May. 1 a cable was .received 'from aneovereeas EmPire eountrY Inquiring how long it ',would take to ship them 0,000 trucks for milt. tary use. The immedliftereply was a start would .be Made in three weeks. ,The cotapany undertook to build and stext shipping tho'se trueks at the rate of 106 a day, the first 100 units to be delivered within three,:weelcs and an other 160 each day thereafter.. "Thedoctor sery fond of chh1d ren."' • - ese ,"Itatheri Why*, before het/spanks his son he always . gives him an etutese thetie," • • He (after prolieetti) : oSfe, it multi. Millionaire? Hors% dear, 1 have sear�. ly one million.* She (sweetie?) a "Weil, dear, VII try to be vert ofttoodola!" 11RIDE-ELECT SHOWERED Mrs.' Adam God entettained her W. A. elase or girls at ia miskellaueoue ehower at ,lier home, Britantlia road, honoring IMPS Lenore Nelson, bride - elect. The' rooms were, ptettily deeor- ated with orenge blossom% roses aod peeniete vvhile a miniature bride' in Port simdee of pale pink and bridal *ell, made it pretty setting for the tea table. A delightful evening of gamee Wit8 ar. ranged hy Stif4g Marjorie Calder. After- wards MIPS, 1Fe1son roeived a large decorated basket:filled with miseellan. eoum gifts. Mrs. r.altfier assisted Mrs. Gorl. ' Roadway to the Harbor , ti T" --P'"` oderich, July 3rd, 1940. othe-EditOti•- • May 1 call your attention to a Matter of importanceto the Town. A roadway to the considerable amOunt of land on the north side of the harbor has been receiving the attention °Lour Commit for the .past -two years and has been 'talked' of. for many 'years back. The Mayor beaded a large delegation to Ottawa • and asked the 'Govern- . went to build this road two years ago. Miring the winter of .1938-9,,, right-of-way was secured by the Town and a considerable amount of clearing Was done by Town labor to open this road. No 'progress has been made since,* Permission to cross the C.N.R. rail connection with the harbor Should be only a routine matter, if Properly handled. The Federal Government, owners of the land on and between, the river breakwater and the north pier, Would almost certainIrgiie, the ` Town a long-term lease of the land. Estinia,tes of cost of asuit- • able road run between $10,000 and;$3,000. $34,000 is reliably istim- atedqo do 'sufficient to let the project' justify further expenditures . as development requires. * The Salt Company badly needs more land at -the deck to store coal and, this requires more labor and improves the general employ,- - ment prospects of the company over, coal brought in by rail. There Is no more suitable land available on the south Side of the harbor and war conditions could shut. industry down in Goderich for lack of coal. 'During the past year the Salt Company was able. to lend several hundred tons of coal to the Mill to keep it ttperating due to uncertain The writer was able to interest an important outside concern . hi building a, warehouse or elevator here for the distribution in this distriet of boat loads of a farni, commodity to the advantage, of the community and without:interfering vvith any local business. This con ' cern approached the Mayor over a year ago but has mit yet received a definite answer,as to whether thetnetessary access to the northside of the harbor would be provided. This construction would benefit the Town and Increase business here generally and has no objection- . able characteristics,. ft will go elsewhere unless a road is built, soon, -The 'Dominion' Road Machinery Co...1,td. can assist the welfare of its employees and the Town through its facilities for repair work on boats Vvhich might minter here, but without access to this fleet , by road it tannot compete with' other ports, and OAS was indicated by the petition for a roadway signed by the master and chief engin- eer of every ship (15) Web lay here last Winter and, Presented. to Town Cowell recently. ' , • The Elevator, its employees and shareholders, require and make a great effortto secure as large a winter fleet as possible because of the grain to be Lelevated. Last year the Council was Persuaded to provide questionable fire protection outside the, Town limits for these boats at a eostiif $2060.00. 'This coidd be better provided by a roadway vvhieh would enable a pumper to reach the boats. • it 18 a.plain fact, that a roadway is. of major importance to the beats wintering here, to the Elevator, the Good Roads and the Salt , Company, together with their employees, to tho merthantS, and to an outside concern Who would build here. t believe that a majority of Council and of the townspeople can see that it would benefit the .Town. • -• - ° No new industry hag. come to Goderich in twenty years. There have been and are Invades for Use if thi land on the north ?Side obfettohreeluct:::1745:yeettbre:llandg avaiiivisatsblesp:ncititheietts:37:1:041d:i:t Board of Trade at the Iast anrival meeting without•result. vyin all citizens please express their °Pinions? iGoderieh must g0 baeloVartla forwarils Nothing seajuiS • Vours truly, Thbe:oirlee "tlhce interested have all had to locate elsewhere. The mattei has 'been - It. K. WIIIIIVELE. Copy;vf the petition to Me Mayor and Members of the Town effinleil, dated April 1.8th, 1040: • "We respectfully petition the Towirkof Goderich to tomplett, a road ptor.othstrie .gnorliihosfridtine rooft tabs thhaorbourtiv. Thir cos, min'th6earsopinintioonii ii viewtheamtehser winter, fleet to provide tontact with thetoont% for fire protection, and fe provide stem for eeonotrdcal 'repairs and malitterumee work. Our experience. especially on those ships which were tied up it title north side of .the harbor, this' past:winter has been most unsatis. factory due Pt lookof proper transportation facilities, and,,' unless this roadway is tompleted by this fall, we will have to 'give eon. sideration to the routing of our boats to other portswhere better • tatilities are provide." ....0040.4401100 t 7,'