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NEWS OF AUBURN
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AUDURN, July 31,---311i Josepitiue
Weir lo 'via -atlas Atli* Vhristine Robert -
au* at 'Whitby.
Miss Margaret Fergnson is vting
friends in Sarnia.
Rev. and Mr IL e WiLsou attended
'On Saturday the Joarriage of Mr. Wit,
SOWS niece, MU* Elizebeth Eedyt-
daug.lstar of M and Mrs. Lone ecty
et St. Mary*, to James Brown.
Witten% otheiated at the wedding.
.1 sumeli Itaithby lutt.iIr WeAteril
Vainada at PreSeat, purehasing a load
of cattle. -
Miso Martha, Adams, of Kitchener,
ie visiting relatives here. _
Reid, Sheppardand Douald Rose
pent the lattertpart of last week. visite
ing Carl Zurbriag, of Liatowelt'
Mrs. ',tills and Douglits„of California,
and. Mrs. Stephenson, of Clinton, visited
laet sikek with Mrs. C. A. Howson.
Mr. and Mrs.. Onarles Scott enter-
taine& eente' thirty friends and neign-
bors recently in honor a Mr, and Mrs.
Utichtter and fiatnily, o1 Kiteneuer.
Ititee Phyllis Manning , of .IattideSboro
, epent a few days: last week. with Joan
SliePpard. • '
l!ttiss Hattie' Murray bas returned to
Seaforth after a fortaight's vt with
---teVre-etndeMrsa.Edgar awson.
The annual Bible .Society mee mg
• will be held In Knox United church
• -next Sunday everang at 7.30.
• Wigitratre of TOrct4to will speak.
Mies .alma alutela, of Toronto, is
vieltiuglier mother, Mrs. lames. Muteb.
Mr, and Mrs. Waal. Co,ates of Flint;
Mtcht,, are visiting 'RI. and Mrs. \f alt
Allen.
Next Sunday moming 116v. Will.
tTaylor, a Dorchester, will be the
-speaker at linoi United church,
At tile Baptist church next Sunday
Refrigeration
Service
T. E. MciTittie
48 rioton St. atone 417W
afteraotos, the Evangelistie Bind, ef
Talbot street Itaptitit titurcis, `Isoncion.
will Sing and pretteh.
Mr. and Alm Wth, Vergusou
returned to their bottle at Wiudeor
after a, vieit with frienda here. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Albert in
;of Goclerien, wbo will visit thena fer a
'CouPle of weeltS. '
Miss Margaret King is viSiting
friends in Goderiell.
LzaYLePDard Were,
-tratterti vigiters-ou SaturdaYi ' • -
.8 number frem here attended the
'MeWhinney 011ie at Goderieh en Taese
day. • • ,
Somiefort ufle attemled't (milting
in the baeemena of Knox Presbyterien
enureh, on Tuesday afternoon, $then
live quilte were, quilted. for the ,Ited
Cress, „ A pot -luck* Supper, was served
at the close of tlia
Sheeing a, Young Collt.—Muctli 'inter-
est centred around the local bliteltsmith.
shop on Monday afternoon when Albert'
CamPbell brought down a twelve -days
old colt to nave itS two feont-feet shod:
The grout legs were so weak that the
aniinal 4 couldn't stand up, in so a
special, slacie WittS put On. Extending
from the shoe up the teebare two iron
rods,. which Will support the leg. Pad,
V,"1-s-Pnt-between-thet-re4-a-n414eg
and cloth was wrapped around the irei
rods and rest of the leg. The colt.was
shod in a' trailer, and it I§ hoped that
this kind of shoe may prove succesSfal
in allowing the animal te walk.
Red Cross Benefit. ---The -big nfght,"
sponsored last.1,Yednesilay evening by
the Red k`ross, was:a tremendeus sue
us'. The attendanee_ was huge The
program was prbvided • by the Tuck
!Sisters of Palmerston. This was sup-
plemented by music by the Blyth band.
Mr. Stanley Silatharpe, of Blyth, rend-
-erect-twot -patrietie- songs. Mr.- Ray
mond Itedmond was enairman-.for, „the
evening. The concert was "amplified."
Bingo and other games were played and
a „dance was held with Arthur's orch-
estra providing, the music., Refresh-
ments were served at .the r'efreshment
*booth. OVera.$300 was cleared. The
Red 'Cross quilt waswon by lE•lirani
Lindsay.
. His Very -Own
Madam: • "You must have a good
appetite! . You have eaten a whole
pie!" •
Kitchen -door Visitor: -"Yo, Madam,
ttnatt.ia..ole 1 have in the world which
call iny ettn."--
nChristiant-Adeheatet- -
•
ALBERT
THE °ODER:ICH SIGNAL
PORT ,AT;BET$M, July 30.—l4ro..Itlel,
son Graham haid her Onslis removed
lnjGoderielA nilespita recently. We
hope that she will' be much improved
in health in the 'future.'
Miss Oara.Willis has secured a posi-
.
tion in Guelph for a short time.,
We extend our 'sincere syropatlw ,to
Mrs. James Young in the death a lair
mother, Mrs. Jackson, at 'Ripley, Whie4
°centred on July 24. The -funeral. took
AticelstJtritialt-Irmas :home Of bek
• daughter„ Mrs. Hotlgins, at Ripley, Mr.
and Mrs. Pervy 'Graham. and Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Crawford attendedthe
funeral.
Church $ervzecs,4ev W Newman,
We.' Newman 'and „family *are letiving
this, week to spend, their vacation at
St. CatharineS. They will be away for
'the month of August and In the absence
of tie pastor there will be three SuPPlY
ministers. Tile first Sunday in August
the service will be taken by. Bev. W. A,
Bremner a Seakorth. Oa August llth
tlie service will be taken by Bev. O. p.
,Taylor of "Wheatley. .On August 18t1i
tli.gervice will be taken by Bev. W. ,J,
Taylor of Rochester, Tnere will be no
ervnte op the 25tIa. A good attendance
at these servicee is requested. .
Presentation --A very pleasant event
00 p ace in e ort er b(Q0
house last Saturday, When a dance
•was held in honor of Mr. and:Mrs.,
Dave Martin, .who eelebrated' their
twents-afth anniversary. Relatives
and •friends from enetroit, London,
Aubtu!nand surrOunding (district gath-
ered -to, do honor to the Couple, Daneing was held from 8 to 12 o'clecir,
Monk's orchestra from Goderieh cap
-
plying the muslc. The happy conlYie
were the recipients of a large number of
pieces of silverware and a purse of
-money, For the occasion Mrs, ,Martin
wore her-wedding-gottirt RefreshmentS
were served and •the, feted couple
thanked their relatives and friends in
a few well-chosen words and a happy
evening was brought to a dose.
Then there is the chap who was
knocked oft or vagrancy and sent to
jail. When he got there the warder
told hina to strip and have a bath..
"'What?" he said. "Get into that
there water!', • . • • ,,
'Yes," the warder said: "Burney"
you don't 'art need a bath! How long
is It sinceEyou had, one?"
Well the chap said, .."I'Ve never
been arrested before."
Hive' Yon Renetted Seco
-
This mid Mat
You've seen those fish IWO, Or sbail
flies, that °nee in while Swarm iii0Und
ligitted places but disappear almost as
quickly as they eeme.. It seems that
dowu in the Lake ,rte distriet they are
much more of a •liest than they are
here. Down that 1V4310 vve are told, the
dead flies can he gathered up by the
bushel, and the invasion lasts not Just a
„few hours, 1121.4*WeSc_Xte Ar;ther$0111M.
,Balto last, week hatiTquite anurtliA0
on the pest , According to The Eehe
It Spends from two to three years in the
lake mud, preparing',for a brief exist-
ence of $ix hours a Ia winged beauty.
It can't bite, as its mouth.is, sealed shut
when it emerges from the larvae. stage.
It 'doesn't Sing nor do •much of any
; -
thing ,but deposit its eggs In the water
and then, seek to comtait guielde against
the nearest light. Lake 'sailors tell of
seeing the surtaee covered for area
of several miles in length and two or
three lanndrea yards in width with their
dead bodies... No one, ean foretell the
...
Briefs
•Softball—Civie 'Holiday, at 10 a.M,,
lateknow vs. MaeDonald Electries itt
Victoria Park, Tickete 10e, This will
b an interesting way to start your
holiday. ; . 41
Reserve Aagust 4tb for garden party
at Geo. Laithwaite's, Buret' road, in aid
of the Red Cross. Good play, orehestra
41114 tom.•-
A giouif sumoaer hats, in the latest
styles; priee L 00 MISS M, :R. Mac -
VICAR, Kingston • street, Bedford
Block. 30x
Grouchy? Irritable? Xou eatet help
it if 'yoar liver is sluggish. Try Igipp'ws
Herb Tablets, Sold bY OAMPitilLLIS
DRUG 'STOItEn.
By attending the patriotic entertain-
ment at Georg.V Laithivaite's, "Maple
Leaf Varna,' on 'MOndaY next, you Win
decide it was the end of a perfect
day." There Will be a play, "Safety
follOwed by a dance to good'
date of their eOluing. It Seems ,to . music on a fine platform' •
pend on the weather. Eventlien it is TA' Ladies' Aid of Zion church and
not so Much the heat but the hunaldtty lthe Red C„ross of Taylor's Corner will
tbet governs ethem., - They have beea
known to aPpear As 'early as May and
as late as the middle of August, and
-the lil&-g-71-0usualyrrnisse en
about three 'Weeks. •
The AmherStburg 'paper has another
Paragraph that will find an eeho here:
It is from The Eases correspondent in
one of the waterside villages of Essex
eounty :• . •
°There eught to be some kind ofgood
conduct law imposed here "outside of
the one which' the weed 'Inspector looks
after. The human form is all right to
display if it. IS one of a shapely young
lady. No one objects to that, but when
-bigt-fat men go-arountitthetstreets--of
this lovely village Sundays wearing
only a girdle -which is just tight en!ouga
. .
to make their, stomachs protrude sa
disgusting way, someone besides ,the
weed Inspector ehould take a hand In
putting, the law"governing good conduct
in force in such a public place as this
Is getting to be." .
I:low Would itdo to enact a law that
'everybathing beach should include ni
its equipment a' full-length mirror?
If these nude fattiee should get one
glimpse of themselves, that ought .to
be etioUgh.
1'%aet.'"'
BREAD
11 n 11 11t .:1"%111.... sip i;'"' 111 111
,
Holiday- .
IStore Flours'
STORE CLOSED
' ALL DAT
---CIViC Ito
MONDAY, AVG. 5th.
OLD CHEESE Iv
CHAIIMEATcanai.
.-CLOVER_ HONEY
1111111.10CKTAIL,Me
.;SPAGHETTI
JELLY' POWDERS
.2.C11111SIIEVIIITZr.
CHOC. RIPPLE '51c6iIlaik's
CLARKS SOUPS .A134'
CORNER .B4F.
ITACHESLA' &C414)ice
SalitiON iancY i:1111.g
GINcER ALE reit°ErF 33131,7: ZSc
umE,-ificKEyY.1.1407. ChM_ ,Itt_125,
PEANUT BUTTERp-ANIE 11-4L 13c 24:. 21c
MAYONNAISE a. itgf.. Iv- 24c
PORK & BEANS AYLMER Tir 8c
•
n --And The Port tlgin,.:Thne8 tells this
one:. ••
, .
iix-year-old Jean Giugrich,
'• daugliter of .*Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Oingrich of Port Elgin tot,in an
.
inured male- geld -A* ch (wild
'canary) flatterinsabout ber lawn
abOut eight weekago, and while
nursing ft along she caged it out-
sideseher home. Three weeks later, ,
the -family netied another 'canary,
;less Llaudily-colored-and-obtiously
a feinale, outside .the caged can-
'doralelle,„ attempting to get
into the cage with her male. the
female was easily eapt-hred and itt
present the• two eanafies , are en-
joying a happily married life in
- their intitaalt'ea.ge otitelde- the
• ,Glagrieh. home,- prOving, beyond a
, doubt. tifit'the female is more
• faithful thanathe male. •
Change that Werd "gaitlif,ue to, "per-
*- • -
if you ddn't know the words of that
popular pat.rtotie song, "There'll Al-
weys Be- an England," Clip this out and
memorize it ,•
I .give you a toast, lattice adh gentlemen,
1 give -you -a- todSt; ladies and
thig fair land we love so well
In dignity and freedom dwell,
Tho'' worlds: nray •thange and goawry
While there is still one voice to dry.
• (01:torus)1
There'll always be an. England
1Vhile there's 5 country Ieae,
Wnerever there's a cottage small
Beside a'field of grain.
There'll always bean:England
While there's a -busy street,,
Wherelter 'there's a turning wheel,
A ndllion marching feet
:,Red, white 'and blue, t •
What does it mean to you? ' •
Surely yOu're .prod,. shout it aloud,
Britons awake. •• .
The Enipire teo—we an depend on you.
Freedom remainse!stheee are the chains
nothing Can break.
There'll always be an England„)
And ,Englend shall be free,.
If Epglandtmeafts as much to you . •
' As England means to me. ,
'Of -.course, there are some people to
Whom ,Seotland paeans a ldt more than
England, and for their Sake someone,
has added to tile forgoing verses the.
followingt'•
.There wilr always be an England
AS long as Scotland stands, .
For it's due to dear old :Scotland
, Tbat England's wealth expands.
mils CHEESE m.
CHATEAU' CHEESE Yj 11
MEAT BALLS Healuntl's „ 2' 4tiz 25c
TOMATOES igNA, 2 24J 23c
BEANS— PURITAN - 28Ar 25c
BREAD PURITAN BROWN 111,/,7*llc
PICKLES Aylmer rfisiviZS •• 19.77:`
•PURE JAM Eittwsbrgges,32,7-::. 39d
SHRIMP FANCY ° 544741z• ISc
BLUR TEA Special Bleaci lett'. 47c
pluNEs 70 80's 2 MC I5c.
SMOKED BONELESS PORK
Our r1 idly neighbor Englana
We always will defend, *
We'll .help' her fight her battles,
lier broken ships we'll mend.
And when the war Is over,•-
And vietory has been won,
We'll sing '.of England's glory
And the wonders she has dOne.
'Wouldn't it be niee to (be In the
POsition 0± some, of .,our' wealthy .phil-
anthropists, and startconstruction20
swimming pool In Palmerston for ,the
young folks? Maybe, after the Ivar our
service 017.ganizations will be in a Posie
7 tion to earmark money for this PurPOse.
It's about all we lack, --Palmerston
Observer.
Well, no towii hag everything; and
Palmerston young folks ean, always
• tome; to. Goderieh a/id have a dip in
• Lake Huron.'
A&P
()EPEE
VZGO*OUS Vi1141tIt
ar •
uni*mrimow
Otiock wit
own* reutpoonan
Red Circk Vot
• It matters not how 'long we 11e
btit how -4E', l3Mley.
meet at the laome,of Alts. W. Haaeke en
• Wedn.esclay, August 7th, at 2 p.m. The
aesistant hostesses will be Mrs. P.
o • geti-alUftr-2V11-Olniee;'-'111-e--f
eall.will be answered by the Scriptural
use of the word !Voy." More work ou
the refugee quilt. will be done at this
meeting.
IROODAT
, 1
For Results A ClastMed Ad
•14
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FOfl (S. A. LSE. UU1S0ON 00UPE,
1,10); cheap for cash sale. APPIY
E. G. SMITH, Das,t street. 31x
Z1 8T 14W1ENC14,
Montreal, street, wrath Of , PUblic
Library. This property will be sold
Chow, igr4oney ja
ORA,IGIE; • 21tf
WATERFR°NT,. WITH MODERN
"•. furnished eottaget Water, sewer,
light. Or part._ • OHARLBS
B.ennett, St., Goderiele, ••24tf
amesssemetassms •sseeseas
• Noneu
• The 'Capital lunch business having
been purchased:by me, I hereby notify
all person e having any elaims against
ft to present their accounts on or before
August 15th, 1940, for payment
PRANK
Dated at Goderich, this. 24th„July,
1940. 391
malliNnom,
WS still a hit. It's the talk of the
town. Blackstone% Nu Freezer Fresh
Ice Cream, Phone' 240' for delivery.
For fresh salted nuts of all kinds,. trY
Blackstone's. •
•
The Signal Star, sells for $2 to any
address in Canada wad is worth -more.
Look at 'our label,; it will show the
date np, to which /our subscription Is
paid. - ' •
•
AumoN-. 'SALE
A:WT][01N: SAT.m.
Of household furniture,' property of
M. Robert E. Durnin, will be held at
his home, Nelson St. Goclericla , n
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14th,
• --tat 1.30 Ana. "•
All the contents of the home to be
disposed of. ,‘ No reserve.
- WANTED
MAN WAINTED.—FOR 800 FAMILY
Rawleigh route. • Permanent if
if you're a hustler. • Write Rawleigh's,
Dept. Key no LJL 123 A 'Montreal,
Canada, •• -31
EN' AND W.OM.EN WAN2X1).—A
FEW' S01.1.00L TEACHERS M.ALE
OR FEMALE. to make $25.00 'weekly,
selling our PAMII/EX PR0D.I.14,111S
which are-aettfarbousehold necessities,
gaaranteedt quality--; -wanted' inevery
home. Write: FA.MILEX EltODUMS
.00., rap_pt. Clement, Montreal, 31
-
ANTE D. —: IN STRATFORD,
nSeittember ist, or earlier, a maid
for general housework; must , be, poi
-cook; no children. One young aild
active in eharch work preferred. State
age and experience.* BOX 39, SIGNAL-
ST.Alt 81tf,
WAINTED.,-,-MA0B114d ST— LA.TIIE,
planer, shaper, miller, horliontal.
Bud verticaLlioring mill bands, Mainten-
ance tool -room•
Ry fitt•
ers, heavy. floor
• Terms, Cash.. .SON, i•mgbaolia_ee(iixeletertetedy.tseemployment eet,
-31 • ' A.uctioneers.tr'rates
Apply OTIS-FENSOM EetwveeToR,
00., Victoria Ave -N., IlantiltOn.' .31x
• CLEARING AUCTION SALE
CLEAIRING •AUCTION SALE._
Of a splendid lot, of household garniture
and effects'. ••.
• We are baStrticted by MRS. P. ¥-
�Y
bassellsbyepublle-tauctionalitebei
home, Dlgin ave., Goarieh, on ••
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10tb,
. •
At 1.30 .
All the contents of same, including:
Chesterfield-. and twb chairs, - .all in
Mdendld condition.; 'occasionalchair,
walnut' end table, mohair -covered otto,
man, 'Rogers radio, standard, Short
wave and pollee band, and automatic'
tuning . (a ser/ superior xnachine) ;
chairsrgatesteg DOW:letephone -tabre
and chair, 2 desk lights, spinet desk,'
office chair,office. • cupboard, Walnut
dining -room suite (table, 'chairs with
leather -seats, buffet and china eabinet),
'china 'and glassware, eedar-lined Ward-
robe, ,walnut tiregsing fable and beneb,
2 'walnut -finished heds, sagless springs
and Spring mattress' , 2 pair goose feather
pillows, Wilton rug, 6X9 ; hall bench and
halt tree, Broadloom rPg, 3' Oongoleum
rugs, hallrugs and mats, walnut
chiffonier, Eleetrolex (new), Singer
sewing. machine, • drop -head; silent
coffee -maker, Beattie electric washer,
2. tubs and bench a fishing tackle, Rip-
nasitun outfit—punching bag and‘grame,
raising machine, chest expander, bar
bells, dumbbells, Sandow exerciser, etc.;
wieker dog basket and harness, kitchen
'furnishingg, floor polisher, garden hose,
garlenttoolg, /feW lawn mower, sealers,
cutlery, and numerous other articles:
Everything must be disposed of, as Mrs:
McCoy is leaving ,Gederieh. Terms:
Cash.
• , T„GUNDRY & SON, •
31-2 'Auctioneers.
OlintAirr
OVOOLEL
• Mr. and Mrs. William Healy were in
Toronto last week attending the fun-
eral of Mrllealy's sigter, Mrs: Julia
O'Toole, whose death occurred int St.
Michael's Hospital on July 20th after at
month's illnese, The general took place
from Holy Name ebureb 1rs O'Toote
is survived by three daughters, Mrs:
Jas, Fox,:ikiti, Al. gill end Mrs. Agnes
Lemoine; all'of Toronto; and two bro-,
• titers, Thomas, of. Toronto, and William,
of Goderich. •
• "Why • are yonsuddenly -taking
Preneh lessons?".
"Well, we've adopted a' Vrenth baby
and we're'eager to know what he says
when he begins to talk." •
SMALL ACREAGE
close to Town of Ocalericht,' with
buildings. Send cleseription and price
to 1.30X 38, SIGNIALiSTAR, Goclerieb.
31x
A N T D. -e -A .,'SMALL ' APART-,
--MENTy-ortwo-comfortable -rooms';"-
Must be neated. Possession required
early in September.. _ A. W. ANDM:
TON, Goderieh. -31
: • rp
animaliumeimminalw
c,
CARDS OF. TIIANJiS
R. DON. gpstow wisiNES To'
' advise the people of Goclerich and
digtriet that he is' closing his veterinary
_practice oa August 3rd and extends 10
thein Jlis stneere tlitinks:tot-gheir cos,
opeiation and the kindness shown dur-
ing his stay here. . • 31x
MR. McWIffill/sTEY, SR., WIWES
- tO thank those who, were so kind
and sympathetic to him during his ,re-
cent' bereavement, especially the nurses
Snd those who sent flowers. 31x
• J'Ong` to. DokTIRON AktrD
-.family wish to express their thanks
to all those who showed kindness in
any way, during .their recent sad
bereavement.
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FOUND
FOU$10.--SiLLWAT4 SIJAI 00 MONEY
.Sguctre. Owner nieY have Emmet
on proving property and paying tor
thie ad, f182. -31,
:440+SZ"
Eua
LosT.—atALL sz 00(NTA.IN;
MG money, between Square and
Huron road. Pinder please ,,leaye itt
SlIGNAlleSTAIR and receive reward.
'w =81x
NTV.--- APARTMENT OVIllt
Agnew -Surpass Shoe „ Storejlr
W IiPlR,Phone 43. 31tf
TO N --SOLID BUICK HOUSE,
newly decorated. Garage. R. 0.
1:1,4X1S, KO., Godericli • •
20t.t•
TO- ReNT.—SEVEN-litOOM 'HOUSE 1
- .baleeny,
mediate posseasion, lg. W. BOWELL,
St Vincent street •-28-•
FARO FOR SUE
ae
iritAaeae FOR sAr.--145 .ACRBS, ly2;
•"I•" Miles south Of Varna; good farm.
buildings, land In good state of_ cultiva-
_tion crop and nay, ; excellent dalrY
farm; running water; part lots 13 and
14, e(gleeSSitel Staley Towirship.
Apply to FRANK WEERItS, E.E. 1,
-Varna'.
AA.
&TOE TO 43E/E0IT0RS.
IsTOTIOB is hereby given, to all Per-
sons having any claim, against the
estate of Eliza ageWhniney, late of. the.
Township of Ashneld in the County of
Huron; ultirriett womairs, who- died on
or about the 16th of July, 19400 to
-
send the same to the,•undersigned; duly t.
Verified by declaration, on or 'before
Atiguet 17th, 1940, as cni and after
that date tne Executor herein will pro-
ceed to make distribution,of .,the assets
of the said estate 'having regard Only
to the claims' then 'filed.
Dated at Goderich, daily 25th', 1940.
• R. C. HAYS, ,
Goderieh, Ontaricat
30-2 §Olicitor for the ,Eiecutor,,
7
130E14'
PRITZLEY.--At. Alexandra 'Hospital,'
Goderich, on August 1st, to Mr.. and__
HILL. --;At. Alexandra Hospital; Gode.
rich, on July -20th, to Mr. and Mrs, ,
Russell Hill, Benmiller, a daughtert,
"JEWEI.Z.—At t Alexandra Hospftal,
• Gotlerien, on July 27th, to Mr. and
'Mrd. Gordon Jewell R.R.' No. 6,
•-•Goderieb, a Son.
MOHRING.—At ' Alexandra tfosPitala
GOderich„ on July, 28th, to Mr, and
Mr. Bert Mohring, Goderich, a son.
ClimitCH NOTES'.
Rev. D. J. Lane, Mrs. and MSs
Madeleine Lane leave today to spend
the remainder of the 'month at 'their
Suinmer Ninie at Port Elgin, and the
services ef Knox church fog the next
four weeks will be conducted as fol-
lows Sunday, Anglia, 4, by Rev. W.
Weir of Heiman; A-ugust 11. by Rev.
Dr, IL H. Turner of Ingersoll ; August
18 and 25, by Rev. Dr. T. Wardlavr
Taylor of town. ' • •
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-PUBLIC NOTICE
To the Citizens of the Town Of Goderich
,IVIonday, August 5th, 1940
having been fixed by BAD.* as
liOLIDAY-
A-11 citizens are requested to govern themselves aecoriiingly,
L. L. ,KNOX,
Town Clerk.
lYfaegWAN,
Mayor.
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ANNUAL GODERICH RACE MEET
CIVIC FLOLIDAY
Monday, August
FreshFruit and
Vegetables
Golden. Ripe BANANAS 3 lbs. 23o
-ORANGES °California Val, 252's ....246 dos.
POTATOES New Ontario 10 lbs. rte
'CABBAGE- iroc;„ Yresho Green . — 2 for lo
A &P SELF•SERVICE FOOD STORMS
•Av
AM, OPERATED DE lift GREAT NM' ANTIC M40 "Aortic•VII to L211.
1,1
ONE Person out of VTR
Will get Siek or Hurt this year
PROTErit, VOICIESEir
BY
AC4ADEN1 AND SICKNESS
INSURANCE
•A. M. FORD
insursure mitt RAW WI&
listunilten St. Ter. .218w
6
Rojaes start at 1 30 p'6„ 0
3 STAIC,F#.15
2028 $600
2•14, • S600
Bettis' g Privileges. General Admission
P. •W. Johnston,
President.
5th
• 3.year-o1d Pace $600
*020 Trot Class • $400
Oc. Soldiers in Unifora-Admitted Free
Oswald 'Ginn,
• Secretary
• E. R Wigle,
Treasurer