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NEWS OF AUBURN
AVIAIIN„ Aug- aie--Mise 11.e1ist
1
latibertsen has MA Ilini'd home, otter
sestudiug lite euuseaer with friteide at
Hunieville.
Mise Betty Asquith, who was visitiae
ittieuds in Toronto, has returned. home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ila.rry Anderson gif
Lueknow, Mrs. Albert Xing of Goderien
*ad Mr. and. airs. Wm. Mir. 'and
daughter 'Erma of lIullett visited with
lire. Thos. Doyle and Miss Margaret
Xing en .Sunday.
Donald Ross is visiting friends in
Toronto this week.
Rev. and Mrs. lib, le. Wilsen, Ruth
and John Wilson have returned liome
.444eir 41. „naossatle aioltday. at ' k twit. vottege*
et Tobermory.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'Yunglaut, 31r.
*lid Mrs. ,Iveaalfusalltiffrl'Ilitit*santeMit00
. ea,„aetanieteall of Zurieb, _visited,
a ee. arevistatelesete ega're,t Arthur.
4int Preet,of Ilruseele is visitints, nis
brother, Robert PreSt i. , s 1
Bob Arthur has ret itneil' 'after a
eteek's visit with fiitetd at Zurich.
Visitors with Mrs. l'n RUss and •INIe
Jae, Medd On Sunday were Mr. at -a0
Mrs, Eraeet PIM Ray Puff and Misees
Blauelii, Buell, Edith ;Rpnal era Whoa,
freil Piekle, all of lieamiugton.
Mess. 001 -don Dade wad Darwin
Madam ot Fergus speut the weelt-eral
at their homes here.
Mr. and Mre. Ezekiel Phillips,
and M. Thomas Johnston and A1iS3 4,o gietration was (tarried out entootto
Laura Phillips spent . Sunday in Tor- ' ly and it is believea that the figures
represent pretty nearly 1.00 per cent.
of those emning within the regulations.
The figures for Aehlield inelude quite
a number of' ram working at the air-
port and aee therefore somewhat larger
than might be expected. Enlisted men
,
Ilring in those 'Alec photos
your friends' have given' you• -:--
also the pictures you hive put
Way* and have them ritaMed
They wifl work wOader'S ifl Ottf`
proviiig yentoattelinst -tee-es-ft
roOralivithout tificttires is Iikr
.& hause„withOut
riCtUre Framing is , our
SMITH'S ART- to 6IFT SDRE
41.10.0.0mmor40....
THE GODERldil SIGNAL -STAR
Registrations in North Huron
Ninnber 19,539-Goderich lias 3,626
Registrars Eari teorbett FordwiOil awkty front now eeeistered where thy
ud 1I„ v. Maclean of Wingliaps have were stationed at tne tline. The lane -
released the tabelated liguree of the est xegistrathei in the riding of cOure'air
national registration in North limo% was in Goderiele where 3',020 ear&
ehowing that 10,/,539 persons were were issued—nearly one-fiftis of itlte
xeglstered iu -thia viding, The work total for the; riding.
'onto visiting Mr. Phillips nephew,
UAW Phillips,- of Yellowgrass, Sask.,
wbe has enlisted 'in the4R.C.A.P, as
eleric accountant -and will be statioped
at Toronto for a shert time. His bro-
ther, Harry Phillips, also is eerving la
Warw.:a a:C=04n 3.14,1R1)lar -T-11(7
ere eons of 'Mr. and 3re:'3 Ulm 11l1no4
former residents of West Wawanoeli
neW -
it'antir,31r. .4;4t. Munro sand -Zeta
vlailaS1 on umy witn the lady's sister,
Mrs. Wnie Stre sea and Mr. Strasser
of Sebdatsville. Miss Mary Isiunro,
who bad been ,visiting' there; returned
lieme wilth• thee.
Miss Helen Merrill of Toronto is
visiting Mr. aiei Mrs. Wm. Roberton.
Speelal music will he provided by
the junior choir. ItteiK-es.:.M'ilson
will he the message.; ' •
'Rev, and Mrs. H: 04Wilson, Ruth and
John and Reid Sheppard are sPendlag
a few days in Toronto this* week and
attending- then Exhibition. • „ .
liVonieu's Distitute.—The Aubern
Women's Institute were entertained on
Thursday afternoon by the eisildren of
ikira: Jelin Veianight and lioie Fergie- the coMmunitsta • The .president, Mrs,
son 'Waite ;eetOrned,lionte from Waseaga, ,Etletar 14amon,4 presided and *Petted
pea0; • :1 •
Edgar' •1,awsou visiting her
Mother, iNtrs.,!,8Clater, at Seaforth.
IA 41404ig ef., the local Red Cross was
hela In the Foresters' Hall on Tuesday,
#_4(4-`t110,1004dent, Mrs. II. Mistreat"
jas-deeided to send
boxes to the boys overseas. 'Tle-Viere;
tary was histrected to send for MOM
material, also yarn for socks:.
Marks Anglican church Will hold
itesitervice at 7.30 p.m. next 'Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 'P. Robisen are
spending a few days at Stratford and
Taranto.
There will be serviteart elatex-lanited-
'church nextaStithlay morning- at 10.30
ratford:Boys -13and
,
.IN00DEition
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER ist
By. arrangement with • the Town,. Council this splendide,„
musical organization, over 50, strong, will give two outdoor
concerts in Goderich on Sunday next. "
Afternoon'program at Harbor Park.
'Zvening program in •crolitt-Trouse-PaxX
-!ircFybody invited to enjoy this m,USieaa treat.
•
staette
8IP LOW tliviRYDAY
OBSTER Canada
Brand
DOMESTIC
11• g:hoe
ERNSXualle NeTV Pack
Or Easifirst
Shortening'
PRICES
61-g; ic
ms, 23p
27c
8.c
• oft okx .
EMS Cut Green 24:4 8,
lona New Pack'
INZ SOUPS,. Assorted 14:1::. 25C
WAIVE
RASPBEIIIIIES KINNET'S 4-0:27c
STORES CLOSED
•,LABOR DAY ,
MONDAY
SEPT. 2ND.
- LARD SUNNYFIELD ••Ib. 8c
OLD CHEESE IL 23c
•MILD CHEESE lb 19c
HIGH 'QUALII:Y
BONELESS 'SMOKED
oat; Shouldeirs.
EATS
•Bacot".
etners Cell! Wrapped
la LB. PKG. •
the meeting with the InStitute nOde."
Marie Baithby favored with a pitino
institimental ; Betty Yungblut gave a
recitation; Marguerite Killough a. solo,,
George Ilaggitt, a r,eeltatiort, Tom Step -
pard and Jack 3.1c1night, a ellset. Other
numbers vivre; Reeitatien, Jean Lae -a'
far ;'-atiiii7111Try-CraiTgrpiteronduetrafee ------'----------40DerRICH--e----,--
Clinchey brothers; reeitatioe, Eddie Division No. 1 Tal
Nicholson; solos, Doris and- Garth Mc-
Itniglit ; recitation, Vlelet Nevins ; solo,.
Roberta Mcarittie ; recitation, Lillian
Nevins ; solo, Billy McClincheY e aci"t?1,-
taote-Al. Madam; recitationealargaret
Jackson; 'duet, Emma wed - Shirley
'Reberteort e moutborgan-, eeleetionaJac
Squid; reeitation, June Beadle; solo,
John- Killough; recitations, . gen and 10 315
Ted. Turner; soletatEvelyn Raithby; 11 256
recitation, Douglas Mach= ; duet, Mary 12.,. ....„ 358
and Margaret Nesbit; solo, sJewel Me- 18 175
Can:whey; -solorealLerion TaylorA
hearty vote of thanks was exteaded to , • - - - --36
the entertainers and to, Mrs. a It. a'. HOWIOlesT0WaSTSIIIIP c -
Phillips, the - accompanist. A "dainty Division No. 1
lunch was served by the hostesses, • ' • 2 270
mre. S. H. Johnston, Mrs. Wesley Bfad- - 3 4 , 379
nock, Mrs, Geo. Hamiltesete and Mrs. 4 . 435
Alfred Nesbit: - . , ' 5 255
' 6 187
7-. 374
111UlitittltAY, AITOUST 24)1h. 1140
Briefs
For Results A .Classified Ad
TO 10.ENTI
Tile' Vieterie Helpers' a,.1atz;3 (.4 Vic- ,
) ia istreet United Outwit has donated r1110 RENTes--SWAFFIETD IIOUSE
' *guilt to the Ited Crosse It ;vas quilted -e. on ipayaaid roati, Apply 1/Avas5tt
;it the home of ;Sirs. 31. Crameton on juyaLrt_e_eFtste.e_st, ei,eta, eetee.
Tuesday afternoon by the members: of
TItE
O N---
T.-11rAWUNIS STA.TION,
The figures bY subdivisions of- the tile'A' and GrocerY Store; in good loqa-
vun
arious micipalities are as followe: waStahelvatviisolaiti. 'grxisoyodleTni
ietit, alit !Swtereaut!eoiridd:
thin; rent very reasoPable. APPIY
WINGUAlut August 31st anti September ist. On 00X 4
Division NoI 4, SIONAIeSTAR. Weet
Saturtlay night the band will give a
283. ' 30, .
414 concert at the band stand in the Vark. RENT.—SOLID BRICK ItER1-
21g On Sunday aftermionsa coneert at Boit DUNCE,Th
02 East street. ree
3 .... . ..
4 ,..,, ... re , miller at 3 p.m.; at 8.15 p.m. a sacred
beill'oonis, bathroom and upstairs sun
•Li „ coueert in Nortb. street, United thurea.
rom;dining room, parlor and kitehen.
`1.7.1i".. !kite baud, evillebe-peesent at the regular Double- garage and gavden. Jos De .,
services held in ,the Salvation AiraY
it,iitatiel at 11 a.m. ,...,tii.i_1174014/ropis,_ "35 °ST.' — BETWEEN , GODERICII
.a5 TIIOINIAS, Phone 669.
..., ..... .14044
4 2A) Wand), (if the 'Red Ceoss Society or 0 irtEN'Tse-gfIA.I.i't 11 ' •14074C0 ltintpliefiale'lellorittlitili*internernroi inNsiril";44.,
Division No. 1
Goderich. wil/bold a PrOgresSive euchre house; good furnace and all ' con- Return to 3,2 PAI4VIERSTON STREET
226 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reg. ”nien,c'es: APPlY SIGNAteSTAR. -35 and eeeeive reward'.
• — johnston 4th eoneess'
ion PridaY, , e ..........„.......
652 :Septet:0)Zr kith, at 8 p.m. Admission
.277 25e. Proceeds or patr
riotic ,pupeees.
''''-' 245 c otifaosr ttahble l AP eo look t} wa hi c°1;iu r mPeagsr , tt hit tat
522 yotie subseriptiOn is paid In 4Idvenc0
„.... The J:egtila.r meetinn•!'of the, Woniol'e
' Oli Institute ‘will be held', at Malay Halt
on Thursday, Septemberelith, at 3 pen,
Mrs. A.44. Milligan will give a talk oa
:eBoiate" and *Mrs. ,Neil ThompSen will
diseues current events.
Prank MeArthur is this week' meeting
isatoekeetelegattealeetespeliee iron the
34a
premises on West street wiialr
)"e"liras
u
occupied for several years, to las
3 '312 residence at the cooler of Britannia
• 4 319 and Dayileld road. "He willcarry
5 282 everything, electrical at his new locatiot,
6 21-8 and continue to give.personal.attentioa
8...........e.....esteete,esee -ewe
7 ,tlese to every job of wiring ay other electric:a
The 'Ladies' _Aid -of_ ZIOn :,0111Tch ,and,
Red Cross of Taylor's ;Cornet, will meet
at_ tlie home of Mrs. D. ,Roolges, Wed-
nesday, September 4th, at 2 p.m. The
assistant hostesses Wiii be Mrs: Mc-
Dougall and tiSliss Nina Walters. The'
roll call v`Ttilthe -answered by the 'Scrip-
tural use of the vord "Peace." .
The Signal -Star sells tor V to any
address in Canada' and is worth more.
Look at your label; it will ,show the
date up to wniah your subscription is
t
.paid. . .
4440.fp,410441410,10.
FOUND
VouNP. •---; A d'Ait/GE $UM 4)P
money in Marine Lunch ROOM, pre-
sumably lost by elderly couple. Ownet
eau have earoe les Proving property and
paying any costs,inCurrol by me. JOHN
liNAZINe 12 laVest street, tiroderien,
35x
LOST
LOST.—KE-Y-CASE A7ND 1)11,IVER14
license. Finder please keep money,,
and return license to MR8. J. %BIRO/
NIEY Quebec street. • -35
DI -vision NO. 1
2
°LINTON
No.3,•
i 2
3- ..
4
'449
373
352
nens.
1491
OBITUARY .
- MRS. SeRBJA.THEARN_ ILAlt
Mr,. Elizabeth Strethearn Hay. of
Toronto, 'widow of the late Major,John
D. Hay, died, in Goderich che Thursday,
last She had beets itf„Yaliffirfiealth fox
some tames, ano - was brought to-11,4,sta
tunset only a aew days •before her'
-death. She was in her eightieth year.
She was a daughter onsthe late William
Hendrie of Hamilton and burial' took
place at that city efter a funeral ser-
vice On Saturday hs St. Andrew's
Presbyterian church, Toronto.
2160
nee, TURNIBERRY TOWNSHIP
Division Not 1 ....... 336
2 245
3 1$6.
4 233
DIAL SrORTS
enguin Regatta
I spent whole days esateliing penguin
bathing parties wbile I was veith the
British Antarctic Expedition. The birds
wOuld .wait on the eda_of•the sea -lee
until a little party had gathered, then
set off in the greatest spirits, chatter,
In.', frolicking' and chasing one aitother 4 •
abt'out. The object at each pefiguin was 5 .
' .6
to get one of *the others to jemp in nest. 7 •
They would crowd up to the very edge,
&en when those behind had ' nearly . . 1607
succeeded in 'pushing the front rank
ins- thelatteratwouldesuddeninsereee-Veta- DivigloWASTO.,,,'1.--,..--;=--- ..,....,...177.11`8 ' '-'
---MlaglaS TOWNSITIt,_ • , , ,
*the tables. Finallit one penguin *One 3 . ege eilkeeT10-11s1--SAW
183
rush around to the rear and try to ture ' 2, a
header into the water, and one after 4 . ,
5, 218
195 ,CLEARING AUC/PION *SIA.LE ,
. Of Parra Stacie_ Implements, Hay
'rife full tilt over the ice; take a Clean
from the same spot. `As they bobbed to and Grain, at Mr, D. "Mclaeneies farm,
another the rest fellowed, all taking off .6 t
242
the surface, rollino. and sPlashine about, . ,1313 concession -4, W. D. Ashaeld (on site of
New Airport); on
_Whenever a small ice-tioe drifted by, Division No. 1 ' ,
EAST WAWANOSII TOWNS•IIIP
112 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th, s,
at 1 o'clock sharp,
they made sounds like a lot obt boys.
a 'crowd of penguins would board it 2 ' 259 One pair of ,wagon horses, 7 and 8
for a ride and as they passed close to 3' 189 years old ; 1 extra good Clyde., Mare,
sshore the passengers would shout at. 4 163 0 years Old ; 1 extra good Clyde gelding,
turn would shout back. At the fatther• . 175 4, yeafS' old ; 1 1111y .(4welia. broken), 3
years old , 1 bay horse (Olyde), 5 years
the penguins gathered there, Who in 5 ..,
end of the ice, some half -mile away, ' old ; 1 cow due in January, 4 years old ;
the excursionists would plunge into the WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP
1-98
-2 Holstein cows due Jaroaary and
_ a
water and swim bacateatte board ' a •fresh 1 ,•. 278 February, 8 yeareeed ; i Hereford cow
*flee. All day lonetliose''' toes floathd Division No. 1
2 . , • 1,3 due in March, )41 years old ; 1 Hereford
past tbe rookery, often crowded to their -3 . - 117 6DW due in April, 3 years old, 2 Hot
-
utmost capacity. ' It was almost , am- 4, . ., ..., , ,, 159 stein beiferedue in 'October anti Novem
possible.' to realize, that' these little 5 ' - 177 ber ; 2 cervi due in April, 5 years old; 1
ea -ea -tures, whose antics 1 'watched) were 115 grade Jersey, just fresh, 4 years „old;
birds. and not human beings -r G., 1 pure bred Jersey, just fresh, 7,years
Murray Levieke The 'Social Habits of - ,. 1039 tad; 1 red heifer, to freshen in Octo'ber ;
'Antarctic 'penguins. ' - GODER1011, TOWNSHIP 1 white cbw, just fresh, 4 tyears, old• ;
Bre Rabbit Fralie Division No. 1 • . 224 1 white face heifer, due in Mareh ; 6
dance. The first arrival, entered the
'above our tent I witnessed a -rabbit
ring 'with. a fiying leap over a log , 3
, 4
5 ' .a., , 24, choice quality, .21 yearling ,,Steers,, all
, .......
140
1i: good calves, 19 yearling . heifers of
good beef kind ;. 1 good Hereford bull,
One ictoonlignt night, in a- clearing .. . 2 -
atid went whirling around ,and 'around
with grotesque Tun& like sa kitte
after Its tail, varying his perforinanee
noW by a high leap, now by two or three - -ckeeessetaeg To,,,vmsini
--- 6 ' '
. . - 1131 SOWS with litters; 60 ehunks. Mach it
,247
. 202
143, 1 0.A.C. bred,Tam.hog ; .9 -York. sows to
-farrow. October andlgovenkber.;_2„Torli
registered, rising -3 'years old, ^Pigs—
ery-1 mower ; Itetay rake, .1 .manurit
awkward hops on his hind legs like a Division No. 3, ,sprea.der, nearly new, ; 1 ;three -section
dancing bear. . , , . /133 spring-toth cultivator , 1 new rubber
313, tire wagon and ttoX ; 1, top huge, 1
lera moment he was joined by,zeyeral 3 ., • . eutter; 10 eords short hardwooa t.
companionS and the fun •grew mere 4 192
lively.; every few moments a new ar- several -piles of posts and rails ; several
• 4,1-val came gyrating in like. a brown fur rolls of WOM and barbed wire, 2 sets
pinwheel. They leaped over 'everything Of double harness, 1 set, of .single
la the ring and over ends ether, they CHURCH NOTES' harness,. 1600 bus. oats' and , barley,
vied in the -high jump; ionietimes they . . threshed To extra good shape; quantity
rose on their hind legs and hopped slow- of sweet clover seed ; 50 tons of mixed
ly in all the dignity of a ininliet& One ' 'The. Church Women's ,Guild of St hay, ‘0 loads sheaf oats; 2 ,heY feriae
•George's church Will Meet in the parish ears, ropes and pulleys; 1 Red Star
eurions performance looked 11,be a 4..uxt
ing match,' Two rabbits Were standing hall on Tuesday, September,3rd, at 3 washing machlne; 1 Quebec stove; 2
o'clock. All members are asked to be !ehild'e, cribs, 1 play pen; 1 hanging
on their hind legs face' to face, sip
pat:antis,. cuffing eage ether' soundly present, to help. Vali it Program for lamp and other artteles..'
w-hile they bopped slowlY around in a ti'w Year's wOitk• ' Terms—All sums of $20 and under,
circle. I • could not-'"iee the blows, only cash; over that amount, eight months'
the boxing attitude, but I heard them as eredit will be given on, furnishing ap-
they landed. on, "furry ribe. The other; paws, threw himself ' fiat on ' bis eheka Proved joint notes vvith, anterest at 0
rabbits. etopped oe,casitinality* to watele and Went headfirst down the slide,. His Per cent. per amnia. • Everythi4 ad-
the)a Nve4 on witb. their fun. mate followed. Theta came' the, child- tvertised must be distioeed of, as the,
Virilliana J. Lon* Beasts of the Meld roe patting and eeratehing each other property has; been taken over by the
, The Otters' Coasting Party in their eagerness, ' 'line ' Miesed his Airpert. ''s . • '
Exploring' a aonely ,baeltwater in my course and rolled igootainiousTy over s T.. GlaisTaakt & SON,
canoe one day, I was Puzzled by what the batik, landing with an unorthodox '-'35 Auationeers.
looked like a mirdatare toboggan-ttaek 'Plop in the water. Again and again
near an otter's hole in the riverbank, was that ridieuloue performance re -
slanting steeply , from a seven -foot peated. The youngsters got Into their
hillock to the water. 'Who wotild.make Stride' and shot down the twenty foot
stesh a thing in- this, reniote Spot?' toboggite ein neatly as the old dog Wei
-
Determined to eolve the myetery, I re-' self, tlieir glistening bodies skimping
turned at unset and eelimhed -Into a along as lf oiled.' The, slide was never
Willow tree hanging over the hole. without an oeeepant, and the show
Nothitiet happened until the moon Wag, went on until iny descent from the tree
wellup. Then a black -nosed, long - brought it to an abrupt end. '
whiskered lam suddenly appeared he- —IL W. Sitepheara-Walwyn, P.N.B.A.,
lOw nib, and I naW a brownish -gray P.Z.Ifil., The tSpirit of the Wild (1)0dd,
beagt . a coupte of feet long with. a Mead)
longs broad tail—a dog otter. He gave
it loW, husky 'Whistle, and three or four •itEsetTE noMtsi. FoR, Ant FORCE
eubs and their mother tumbled . out A $660,000 eoetraett has been placed.
R.t..the,liole. by the Department Of Munitions and
They Played and slieed and ducked
One another. Then with an excited 'Supply for sl* large reSeue boats for
cry, a wet ligtire daelted for the bank the Reyal Air Force. The lautteheS are
jtiet beyond the mysterious billoCk, the beteverte sixty and severity feet in
rest 'following at his heel% pushing and length. Powered with three engine
shoving to the top, Father on by a they Will be Capable of tieing thVty-fiVe
good length and, folding beck his fore- knots.
GREY' TOWNSHIP
Division No. 1 •
994
216
2 180
a• 133
247
340
243
1
4
-5
6
' 7
ASEIPIELD TfOWNSHIP
Division,,No. 1 '
1590
• 23$
220
320
250.
•• 168
171
,NON/44/0/004414/4 '101.111.14111
EXECUTOR SALE
100IJTO§_ sALE . FARM
,
,
The Exeeutor .of -the, Estate of .Wil--
ired -Elliottaswills offer for sale by
'public auction; on SePtember 1.1th, 1940
alt th.e hour of 2 o'cloek in the afternoon,
at the Premises, LOTS NUMBER
TWENTY -POUR and TWEIITY-FIVE
in _the 4th Concession, save and except
four acres Off the .8. E. corner of Lot
25, Township of Godcrich, containing
150 acres of land more or less. The
property wig be sold subjeet to a re-
s,erved. pia. 20% of. purchase price to
be paid at time' of sale and the balance
-vvithin 30 days. • •
Dated 4it ,Godericii this 20tti of
August, A.D. 1940.. •. -
-Foitefurthea, particulars apply; to ,..,
THOS. GU'NDRYt& SON,- es
Auctioneers,
•Goderich, Ontario,
Barrister, e'tc..
.'Solicitor -for the Estate.
wAwriro'
A, N TED.. — ROOMERS; HAVE
roonia,for two echeol giris 001
fS1IGaST.AfferSTA/1, ' -33
ANTED.---,014Falt FOR GROCERY
gore; „-.Male; immediately, expert-
ence not neeessaryt, Otir staff Itas beeu
informed of ;this notice. Write BOX
40, SIGNAL-S'PA.R OPEICE, , 35x
eeNTED-e-ROOMERSeeestitiaell,
roams far school girle. ..Apply
BOX 45, SIONaMeSTAR. -35 IF 130 -
. OR SALE.-•-alleiRM, A.ORES,
, . . • '
well seeded, suitable foe pare
stue'
will sell cheap.for cash. Cali SIGNA,L,
STAR.
F010
FOR 'stAix.--Eletwanio REPKO-
DRATOR ; Slightly used; bargain
for quick sale. Apply C. ROBINSON,
59 Wolfe street, evenings. 35x
F,Olt 'SALE, OED " BARN ON
""t South etreet for Wrecking Purposes.
Apply at FORD .GARAGD, .35
F01444,44TX.--10110131,^ING TIT t4
Village ot Tivert,on; good territory..
tApplye EMERSON „HOWE, Tivertoe,,
Ont
GENTS WANTED.—IP YOU A.RE
interested..in STEADY CASH PRO-
PITS—if you would like interesting,
profitable work selling the most popU-
-Lir line of OVERIDAY--NECESSITIES-
at pr•eeeof on the market, inquire TO-
DAY -without. obligation ; ". PaeMII/EX,
5701StetC1ement, Montreal, _ , 30-35
FOR SCALE. — ONE HUNDRED
acres, near Ripley; Mist sel/ to -
settle estate. $4500: half cash,. balange
'easy terms: Ripley,
Ontario „ - 34-5
WANTED,—EXPERIENOED MMD .
ATERPRONT, WITH MODERN
to goteetoronte; tw,o, children, i'n furaished -cottage.- .We -ter, __sewer,
family, $20.00 per month. Apply at
l
GNAL4sTAR 0111‘10E. 'oht Or part °HAREMS HEALS,
•-""• Bennett St., Goderith. • , 24q
WANTED. --TO BUY OLD IIORSES i10110 PERGUSON' SYSTEM,
TRAOTORS,—One left at, the old
price, $(6$5.00, and you'll be surprised
at otir,...allowance on tYour old car or „
tractorei' SANDY ELLIOTT, Por4
Dealer, Exeter, Phoae 64. ,
35 6
, 4
FOR SAIJE OR OFINT. tEN-
11/00131,ED house; furnished, ' equip -
(I with hydro ; had and -soft' wateri-
acres of land; good'hank barn; rown .
or two cows, two %mei and. bens;
ua
est& 'Goderich. CallaSIGNstie '
+STAR." 34tf
and dead ,cattle r m.ust be suitable
for Mink feed.; aremoeed ,promptiy,
PRED GILBERT, R.R. 2; Baytieto
Phone- 908 r ,22,• OlintOn. Calla isetid.
for. 18-tf.
POR ROUSEeiiees.:
•VV,PRK ; early In September. Refer-
- requited. irvVrite
,sI•Gisr•AJL-STAlt. • 35x
ELP
or woman taiiike*eharge -Of 'feta lr
, rialto •GODERIOH. 13114i -63s esta'
eisheel...anr,eait , for -all rePeat Orders.
Full or part ttme, !Commission and
bonus average ,$1.50 'per, hour. Writa.
promptly for details: -R. S. SEmpLE,-
2177 Masson St., Montreal. 33-35°
ANTEte.;'="11H4,EE 1V1EN OVER
factory age for , ItaWleigh Itemeteti.
Large eorganizatien. Goad proats to
witling
TRODUCITsate1435:seleinteaann ,Mtentwal
RAWLDIGH'S, Dept, Rey y11.4 -21W
workers, Steady. . w. ,W.35r7i6t.e7
to work; ask for Cemplete ram PE:
fiVt.ilLeiwithorat_liny.:.ofhaigat4one....11T0i
113-H., Montreal,a0antida. ' ' -35.
.ender :Thirty Des', Trial. elf anstiOue
Coffee, Toilet Artieles, Spices PAttrato's,
popular Tnieranteed, neeessitiee,,, Tea,.
ete., from -house. to !house. .N9 RISK
in 'mum anottey? Selietwe hundred_
GENTS WANTE.DaseINTERE' STE])
34-6 e-
•.Fresh Ftaits and Vegetabks
..BUIEBERItimai Famous Nova Scotia
CABBAGE Native, Fresh Grownf
'PEAS Fresh Canadian, Tender Full Pods
BANANAS 'Golden -Ripe
GRAPES California Red al a g et
ORANGES .Caiik;rnia Valencias
SLICED. on uNSLIcso'
ASIII PAGE wnrrn
•WHOLU WHEAT*
• CBACHED WHEAT
Qt. Box 2.3c
Head .4c
iblOc
3 lbs. 23c
lbs. 17c
Z9c
A&P
COFFEE.
VIGOROI3S & WINEY
BOKAR
MILD• St MELLOW -,
O'CLOCIVZ 3
RICH & :Ptilat; BODIED
Red Circle tbi 31c
0 r,
• ,•
NOTICE
ATTENTION FIREARNS.OVNERS
The type, model, make, talibre, ad,
tion, serial nuiribeP'of all rifles arid shot
-
pine must be registered with any Ohief
of Polite- or the Township Olerk by
'September I5. Fine of $200 if not done.
R. G. THOMPSON',
-35. perk, Goderich Township.
VOTERS'' LISTS NU:MOE.
,
QTERS' LISTS, 1640, MUNICIPAL-
ITY OF T1414 TOWNSHIP OF
0011B0RND, COUNTY OF HURON.
Notice is hereby given that 1 have
-complied ,with .section 7 of the 'Voters'
L'eqSa---ateStilidtatitartel:shititesepeateds.„ tie ----
at.,my °thee in the Township ,of Col-
borne; on the 20thday of Auguat, 1040,
'the list a all persons entitled td vote
in the ,said municipality at municipal .
4yo011iceaStigynoltui-rSitaabre,1711wi
1; forirs$2hotwo
is
'' atnhye
date up to whichur subscription take immediate proceedings to have And I. hereby Call upon all voters to
elections ahd that • such list rem.ains
address in Canada and is,worth more there for inspection
Lo . :
paidany. errn.M.or .omissions correeted ac-
.
'-Dated 20th :day -of Augult, 1'04d.
cording to law, thelastday tor appeal
beingffbted the 10th day of Septeraber, 1940.
• WM.2SALLOWS, 101erk of the Town- •
ship of Colborne. 3 '
93,5
. •
CARD. OF THANKS
RS. MATILDA WELDER WISHES
• , to thank all the neighbors and
friends for their kindness during the
Illness -and death of her sister, Mrs.
Couplaed; also for .fioraf tributes.
s•
IICTION :SALE
Of house • furniShings at Ifitg:
MOSER'S Shop, Hamilton. St,
SATUTWAT, AUGUST 3Ist, •
- at 1.30 -p,m,
Livinglroom,. dinitig-room, -bedroom
and kitchen furniture. • Good rOgs,
dishes, etc,
,'P. GUNDICY,& SON,
'Auctioneers
S .
September :1.2th—THOMAS. DIOK-
ON sale, concession 5, Ashaid.
September 1.4th---CrIARLtS SOOTT
sitle itt Walkerburn. 735
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Are.
QUAKER OATS
SOAP CHIPS
TOMATOES
itusn trmv
501
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Choice
,
elladets
Ho**
AND
BORN ,
13AXTIOR.—At , Alexandra -Hospital;
Gotieriele on SaturtittY, August 24th,
to Mr., and Mrs. Harvey It. Baxter,
• Goderich (nee Mildred S'allowsi, it
son, ;Gordon Wallace.
0RAW3()11D.—At ,Alexandra Hospital,
• Goderich, on Saturday, Augue,t,„2Atn,
•to alie and Mrs. Stanley 'Crakttera)
• Goderiche'a son.
GA!ittt1t.- Alt Aleeandra Hospital,
Goderiele onWednesday, August,
28.th, toe Mr. and ales. Wes. Garrick,
• Go(lerich, a Son. s
IllaYI)ENessAt •Alexandra •Ilospital,
kiloderieh, on Friday, August 23rd,
Mr. and "Mre. 'Carman Hayden,
Port Albert, twin Pons, • __,
DIED
MITNNINGS.--sAt Alestandra Hospital,
Coderich, on ThursdaYe August 22-,
Benjamin ,CleMent 1S1nnniiigs itt 1115
Rigt year. •
• 11111111111111
ONE Person out or FOUR
WiR get Siek or Ilurt-this-year
• PROTECT YOURSELF
BY •
ACCiDENT AND, SICKNESS
INSURAN
, 11. M. FORD
_Anatirance Estate_
3 Hamilton $t Tel tdiliv'
ublic Notice
TOWN OF GODE1,I011
Goderich Public Schools will /open on TUESDAY, SEP.,
.TBMBBR Srd, 1946, at 9 &obi* a.m., as usual.
J. A, SNIDES,, Acting Chairman,
e God.erich Public School Board,
•
SP
MaeltAY HALL,' GODERIOli
September isti1940--8
come out and heat God's love medage to &lost and ruined
world.
"For the Bon of Man' is 00111e to seek and to say tb.at
which was Lost."—Luko 19:10,
AU, ARE *wsLoolat NO COLLECTION