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THE GODER1CH SIGNAIrSTAR
NEWS OF AUBURN
Iher way. to. eixorob, where site wit*
eholr leader. $he was on one ahle
". the traeir and it hi believed she was
AIYIWUN, Sept. 4.--Visitora with Teeswater rital ,Yrank. Waslihrgtoar t hurrriag to ortell 'OP with wine friends
Mr.
idEdgar Lawaoh, over flirt Ilearat other side art the traek when
w-euil -were Mr . and Mrs. EilwOod M. and Mra. !aorta' StaY 814tr:4f
111,),;° ,alraill 11‘-)e,lire4L Silo ilii
oeksurr
DoWns awl Mr. and Mrs. Magg aral Petty spent tare week-0141 at Tonto. v4vc‘r r's rler iniisoand) aTi.o. 141 her
daughtero all of Los Angelee, Calif , Arrnersry ivaServiee$ will be held. tan"' 4'911`11 MeN"1411'°11' (4 M{)1115'
ton, near Guelph. The funeral tool.;
, Mr. amirlitrs. W. IL ShelrOard, a'Oafl this coming SnodaY, September 8, in ace from her father's home today
awl ,Toro, visitti on, Sunday with dr a the BaPtist elaurets Whir guest 'speaker
lgoPliard's raotbers, Mrs- E- M. Shell- will be. Boy, A. J. Milligan of 'Goa- ct11-4-esdaY),' wIth iuterinent, in
Ortorn canneterre Pusl
in h
., lard, filor tBrang40.11. rich and ange w
Speeial rill bpre- ' - -.. ' T
United Cheireh W.141.S.,----he
, Mrs. Bianeh4 Phillw ;Ind Arnold raded by the ;Gospel Male quartette of s
Or Knox United church Met Tuesday
spent the weeleend ,witlx M. and Mrs. Stratford. The hours of service are afternoOn with Mrar tkarsirarAlkt
Guy Durham, of St. George'. On their Tan. and 7.30 p.m. in ettarge. MirrooWagner read the
otturn, they - werooracoOmpanied bY Mf. arid Mrs, Walter MOore Of iitt,
R,4Yee natal*, who sPent thei stornmer owner aorterorormootrato,r$elater a Script -tire, and led in prayer. Mrs,
St George. . Seaforth nd
visited last .Week. t -la '°e'tl':t 1404 PM flo; trIald,Ono"',"Ohintar,
it and Mr),ari YigirtInan the herald:
,S, ;2.:1184/401404,04.-Att,,Neiliiiiii tala aid, is,tm"t•tigarIzttivfm---,-2-,,- - • ----, MIAffi
ltrim ,tzli , rtatervaraship," Mrs,
s- N,. L
Erie returned to Bowmanville on Sat- Mr. awl Mrs. Gordon "Tiatl'Or, „Mr: "Thonio ;rarotit pea o,,, wen -prepared
Ordar after visng Mr. and Mrs. „Air „and Mrs. Thonios Johnston and Misa and liateresfpg. toxo 04 ,,whe, use of
fred Asquith. r • s .LaUra Phillips are spending tOdar a
Mr.. Lloyd Iferaarty is visiting vela- r(Wednesday) at Toronto. . Our "-PosSessiens.1) ;Mrs.,' Jarnes weeas
read. a letter ra Mrs. Longley, a
;Lives at Gull Lake,. Manitoba, ' Mr. arid' Mrs. Gordon Dobie and Mr. missionary , iii.1 hina. This depicted
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Robison, sPent and ,Mrs. Darwin Madam spent . the ortir a Aro _zoo- rrrortor ..„,,,,...
the latter, part., of last- Week at Tor- week -end at Toronto. „ ia'idng—platOre le,v' gall, '""iir-r7.11.-410-"..
?onto. . , Mi. Charles VV. McCrae of S•ault Stegridge invited 016 W.M.S. to her horae
'Mr.. and, Mrs. Elwin Munro of Marie, Ontario, Mr. -Wm. McCrae, of for the .&nUS Ineting. It was de-
Orang;erille SPeirttbrr' wegir-ellei with „Spokaue, Wash., and 11r. and Mrs. .
cided to. se di a ,fletter of sympathy to
MISS Susie Blair. , o ' . Wilfred O'Donnell of London, visited ,
3:t
,Tesebers ttegin Falt Work. ---The on Satorday with Miss us* ' elors•eBa4 the Keyes. •ittiniotirs.artsobe
itil:piraeyeRrton.
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following teachera. have left for their and Mrs, 11. E. Moore. . araprist joadiare 4ra.--Trie ,Ladies,
aehools: 'Ethel WaShington to Picton, Mr and Mrs:, A. j.-Verguron and Aid of .the Baptist .chdreh met In the
,Margaret Ferguson to Parkhill, Beryl
:WilsOn, to 'Seaforth, Dorethy Wilson to
the 2nd eoncession of West Wawanosh,
11417 Houston to Prosperity, aean.
--''''.1tastorr-torOarloW-r-Evelynr.Pla-etzerrrto.
Cedar Valley, on the ndl- Concession
of Ashileld, Marjorie Artluir to near
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Mr. ,^ and Mrs. Ralph Munro atteridgd
the funeral of Mrs. Bert Keyes at
,Morriston on "WednesdaY. ^
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Itaithbaa Grant
...„aud0r.T.ehurjtirithbrvo„.and. Miss Amelia:
MeIlwaln visited friends at ing am,
and Teeswater on. Saturday.
Fifteen to G.C.I.—The following
students from:- this rvieinity - are rat-._
tending Goderich 'Collegiate: Mary
Munro,- Zeta Munro, Ruth. Arthur,
, wian Straughart, ,^Betty Asquith,
Margaret Wightman, -.Helen Marsh
JHelen Robertson, Lenore .Plaetzer,
Nora rMePlate, Reid Sheppard, Donald
Ross, Elvin 'Wightmitn, Bill Raithby
and Bob 'McClinchey.
Killed by Train.—The people of
Auburn were_ shocked and deeply
grieved to learn of ,the sudden de -oar
on Sunday of Mrs. Bert Keyes, of:
Parham, twenty nines north of King-
ston. Mr. Keyes was a fornier station
agent here, leaving Auburn about three
years ago. The deceased lady was
thirfy-eight years of age. She was
killed when Struck by a train while on
ANL
-See the new shipment-of-thi.n
just arrived from England at
Smith'i Art Store—heautital
English Dinner. Sets, in ROYall
Winton—Crosstiteh Old English
Sampler—Rosalhad—Bedford
Glenmore SuiaShine --- Wayside
-Cotfago-- Daveiaport--- Yon just
cannot , beat them—sneh
patterns, so reasonable in price—
all open stock --Come in and get
-started on a set.
SINTR'S AR1' & RIFT STORE.
The Home of English China.
.churcla on., Tuesdaal afternoon. • The
early part Of theohfternoon Was spent
in the yearIy lel an 1 no'. The president,
Mrs. ,011aSo: o Ocinr presided. Prayer
sl-ott 4 4%, `e„jiro.lEkey.
Final:tra ents were made for the
I
-annive 'Sat 1!4.11i lk,i'i.Oeeting was closed
vial) heOil,' mO1ig,,1,. of the National
Antrim, -ofte Arpg0h ,a-pot-luek slipper
Was : eoloyetli'i..
ONTARIO PLOWION'S, ASSOGIA.TiON.
IhterAitional Plowhig IVIatch:
and FARM MACHINERY DEMONSTRATION
ONTARIO HOSPITAL FARM — Just sou'th of St, Thomas
,
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Octoberl5,16, 1711,8--: 1940
r& �RROLL4_MaIagerV. S. T#OMAS-,.:Secretary
Toronto Local corns!, St Thomas._
Briefs
Millinery in, new Nail StYlea and
shades. MISS IL R. MacVICAR,
Kingston, St., Bedford Work. 86
The Centra,1 'florae and Seliool Club
will meet Tueaday, September 10tb,
at '8 pan., at the school. Mr. Eh O.
.Beacora will be the guest speaker and
t*--401auberi- afillreged be -'ie
ott.
•LE
„Has the 'label on your pawr that
comfortable look-- which means that
your subscription is Paid in advance?
The Ahmeeir Chapter, LO.D.II„ will
hold its raonthly meeting at the Public
Library' on. Friday, September 6th, a
4' p.m.
'wt t,t
014Y, WT, 5th 1W0
For Results A Cia
The Signal -Star sells for $2 to any
address in Oanada and is worth more.
Look at.your label; it will show the
date up to which your subscription is
paid,
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Aucutiiv sAut
ArrOITIQN StarrEl:—
(?1*) KEN -I
TO RENT.---4SWAIIIIM) IIOUSE
on B,ayllfrld road. APply HAIN &
'JAYS, Barristers, Goderieli. acritf
TO ItOLINE STATION,
and Grocery Store; in g, Q
tiOn,; rent very reasonable. APPlY
44. Si&I'WiatliWtalask 444
RENT.—SOLID BRICK 1ESI-
DEN011, East street. Three
bedrooms,' bathreuM'atorrripirrairtr- sun
room; dininglOom, Parlor, and kitchen.
Double garage 'and, gar(ien. L I),
THOMAS, Phone 069. , . -35
Auction sale a household effects of
liroaSarnIrel,Lobbroliingr'StarOlintm, 9n
SATURDA.Y, SEPT. 7th
at 1.30 m'
Furniture, organ, radio, stoves, rugs,'
earPPutersi -shoemakers' and -painter -at
tools; silverware and dishes (all Eng-
lish ware), r '29 'Chevrolet sedan;
Ad
sArj
ISALI.1.--;01101TING MITAL IN
Village of Tivertou ; goOd tefritOr.Y.
Apply EMERSON HOWE, Tivertoo,
Out. ' 34-6x
_
ATERVUONT, WITH MODERN
furnished. cottage., 'Water, sewer, ViTAT.E1)^ MAID VOA 1101184. •
light. Or part. OIIAlli&E$fljA1,1J, WORK ; • famillY of two O good
Ooderle ?„44 , 'Write P. 13ox _157, Gode-
'
WAN'rrin
•
AN WANTED for Itawleigh Route.
-Real opportunity for right IlittU,
We help you get started. Write Raw,
lrept. Ker- No. ritte21040-4,
Montreal, Vanoda, 30
W'ANTED. A maid; one who ran.
sleep out MILS. 0. 14 11.81tSONA,
04 West $t. 36,
:
VAnearly newC,9rs'IGINTe".kestrAit''''
a'.1“TANprirx::,:e3,11:1); FOR GI:MEIA,
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,:':7:-.71i1311fieSIVOrklliaulrailk-111411nel
coAotk!sTslAeen:t:
p; out -Write Itox 42,
11 NSIG-
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'ANtYPeVvr)ri)—TOItr:irOT. w("0"kinitrIOTrrie
ot ifilloe Call SIGNAL -STAR. 30
'WANTED. --r- 'AT ONCE, BOY,'
" abont 16 or 18 years of age, AtTHE
SIGNAL -STAR* 36,
smx.,,,,usirrbm i)goats..
IL LASHBROOK, 30 Nitidder
treet, Britannia, ,itoad, Goderich, 30
To RENT.-4IALF OR 'WHOLE VOR SALE. ---40,401t ._.,,FARM, 'TWO
. . . .., , a. .
,
house; good furhate and all con- miles "east of DinigannOn„ Cheap,
verdences. Apply 'SIGNAL-STAIL -;i5 for cash, or part eakill on terms. Ap.
ply to MIL VD. BOWIliRS, Dungannon,
or. AIRS. MAX HOFFMAN; 12 ellegt-
nut Street, St. ThomaS. ' 30.7ir
IVO RENT. --AT ONCE A PA.BT OF
s .a.
the, home at "Glengowan," Cobourg
street, Goderieh; furnished , or un-
furnished. A.pply immediate, lY to MRS.
T. D. ATAlINGIIAM,- ,'"Glengowan,"
Cobourg street, Gedefich. 36x
TO RE4T.--APART1,11:MT OVER
':--Agnerv-Surpass shoe, store; also
large store room, Apply to W. HORN.
Telepladne 43,
R, SALE.--kLOT 730, VAST IlAIN
north side -Trafalgar street. Apply
MRS. JAS. 13001114 10 Trafalgar 'at':
36x
PAr' Flow) Posousox switExt
86 orier S—itndf!ynciemAeiftveathee
su, trpriselela
at our allowance on your old car ',oDealer, Exeter, Phon 04., 85-0
r'
BORN
VIIRRELL.s-At Alexandra Hospita-KOOMEDhouse, equIP-
ld r Po. • RAM OR, ItENT, -- TEN -
1
C,kolerich, On Ailgust 28tb,an- • furnishedi
Mrs. Geo, Correll, "Goderich, a ped with hydro; hard and soft water;
n r . • 7 . 5 acres of land ; good bank barn; room
IIARVE,Kr--rAt Alexandra -*-HO-spit.. orrANYttr-Pcroonsos-andrhel'Is--;
•- Goderich, • an raoirtember ist,situated ono'ertMaty 'highway, within -
'and Mrs Sidney Harvey Goderich- seven miles of Goderieb, Call •SIGNAL -
a son. . . STAB.. ' . 34f.f•
•Sept.4.—Our schools,
No. 5 xid No. 9, riopened after the
holidays',on Tuesda.' Both have new
teachers' ,AlEiss, ,M145.* from, .near Ben-
4tr,No:'5, and Miss Lockhart
_
gom, Blyth at No. 9. We welcome
th4m to our neighborhood.
.There will be no church service here
on Sunday, as anniversary servicesare
bring beld at Oarlow; church.
Miss Margaret Ann Fitzpatrick has
1111 t
1 11 i un-
vertienee$;,-Stib ed,t-Ito.,re*:" 1314*
e
TP1131S.---eash.
SA.,114)EIL LOMB, Proprietor
GORDON GRANT, Anctionte
vemimunsapi
CLEARING AUCTION SALE—
CLUARING AUCTION SALV
,
Of frarni Stock and Implements, on
spending lot 5 and 6, concession Ashheid town -
returned to Toronto after
holidays with Mr. Arch llorten and shill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Horton.
Misses Edith and Lizzie Horton re-
turned home Monday evening from
„Stratford, where they Spent a few
days with relatives •
- Miss Ruth 'Shaw returned to Tor-
-onto -on Saturday after her holidays.
Mrs. Maud Horton of Exeter and
her -daughter and 'granddaughter from.
Goderieh visited relatives here on
Labor. Day. •
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Horton of Nia-
gara .Palls were visitors here on Labor
Day.
PARAMOUN T
,
' PARAMOUNT, Sept. 3.—Miss lliary
MacLean, Ashfield,.. Miss Mary 0. MC -
Lean, from Chicago,. Miss Betty Wey-
gand, fronC,Detroit, ,and,Miss !Margaret
Murray spent. a day recently WithliTss
Xargaret Henderson a,nd Mrs. John
Koss.
J. -Cook from Toronto and Mrs. -
Rot. Hamilton, sr., spent last Week
yvith Mr: and 'airs. Arthur pook, .
Master (Nile Itetchabaw has returned
. to _his honie,;4t Galt_ after spending
1 the holidays wiiiimis grlifidroolhe'r;
, Mrs. A: Ketchabaw. . • . '
Many from here attended the re-
ception in Carnegie Hall, Lucknow; in
honor 'of 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank "King
(nee Rachel MacDonald).
Mrs. A. Ketchabawi, Mr. "Vilia: Ketch-
abaw- and; Mr. Cameron- 0001,, were
recent visitors with friends in Galt.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sanders& have
returned to New Brunswick after
spending holidays with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James McDen-
aid,' and other -friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson and:
Isabelle were recent visitors with
. ,.........--orroo.
friends at Caledon, and visited the
C. N. Er- : ,. • r _.: -
.. .
TWO ENTERPRISING GIRO, .
The funds of the Red 'Cross Society
have been enlarged by the effort of
two young girls, Helen Wilson, aged
twelve, daughter of Mr,. and Mrs. Fred
Wilson, Hincks street, ando-Itobena
Grant, thirteen, daughter of Mr. an
Mrs. Gordon Grant, 'Huron road.. The
girls eaph investhd 50 centa in sugar,
E -made maple -cream aid -Sold, it, With a
'pr'ofit of $3.16, vvhich was turned over
to Mr. A. M. Robertson, treasurer ' of
the Goderichobrancli of the Red Crogs
Society. '
EL Shortening
LOBSTER CANADA BRAND
,Tra BLENNaA1161A ib
30
MOTOR OIL SUPER BODY
PORK a BEANS LIBBY'S
CHICKEN AYLMER BONELESS
CORN FLAKES KELLOGG'S
SUNLIGHT SOAP-- I
LIFE:0110Y SOAP
RINSO tv 45.
LIIX FLAKES
LUX SOAP
CATSUP AYLMER
LARD- 1.itsiNYFIELD
OLD CHEESE
.MILD CRUSE
CRISCO 41 18
6 -oz;
Tin
-pkg. 5
.3. -lb.
v -0..99c
2.
CAmPFIRE
MARSH-
MALLOWS
Pkg.
Bats
PICKLES ROSEDACE:
PRUNES 70 or 80's 2
ROLLED OATS. 3.1118'
Fresh Fruits And Vei etables
,4444.,t4
BANANAS Golden, Alpo
APPLEp GroN6 • .
ONIONS No. 1 Grade
ORANGES Oal. Val. Sweet and Juicy
BLUE BERRIES Nova Scotia
. 3 lbs.
. 6 qt. bski..
101b. bag 250
252's 29e
qt. box 210
A&P COFFEE
VIGORMIS and WiNgt
Dakar 14c. 3
nett 9
140160 mu% 1.01,Low
O'tlock la 35
inen Mitt llart.ISOMEO
Red Cht 3
'VP BREAD
131ACEO or tiNsuczo
PAGE
WHO= WEitAT
CMCIKrto WiltAt
t4,4w, 1
Vir*OPed
%Awes
*Wok ItOOD,STO
Owned nd Operst#4 oe Meat Ati,otte P.:4ine loft ew,
•
TIIUBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th,
• at 1,o'cloelr sharp.
1orses-1 geltling, 2 years old; 1
aged nahre ; 1 aged mare and, colt.
Cattle—d. Durham cow, 0 years old,
431.pposed to calve 'February •251h; 1
Darhain eow, yearsold, supposed to
calve, March 25th; 1 Darhani COW, .;
Years old, supribsed tri calve May lath;
'Durham' cow, 8 years old,supposed
to ealve October 1st; 1 lhirlitini cow,
'5 years old,. supposed to calve March
26th; 4 Calves; 2. heifers, 1 year old;
1:steer,1 year old. Sheep -9 ewes, one
year old, Ples.--44 chunks. 60White
Leghorn, hens; 35 White Leghorn pul-
lets; 30 White Leghorn roosters. Im-
pleraents--4 'wagon mand hay• rack'; 1
UcCorraick-Deering fertilizer drill (11
<lige) ; 1 McCormickrDeering mower,.
6 ft: cdt 1/assetearrif--bilider, 6 fte
Cut;" 1 Massey-alarris by loader; .1
-21aaseyalarris seed 'drill (11 -hoe) ; -1
Massey -Harris enitivator; 1 14 -plate
Bissel dise; 1 21. 'Fleury. riding -plow ;
1 Ne, 7 Massey -Harris Walking plough;
1 set 4-sect1on diamond hark6wsi 1
sulky rake"; 1 -Set of Sreighs"; 1 cutter, 1
seuffier rse�t wagon wheels; 1 set
_or double harness; 1 Malotte eream
roeparatorr '-irolnettbalwr-Irr--brooder'r.
othei articles too minferOus to Mention:
." Terms—All sums under 'ten 'dollars;
cash, over ,that amount, 6 months'
credit will be„ given on furnishing ap-
proved. joint notes, with interest at
0% -per. annum. .
Everything. advertised must -be, sold;
as proprietor is retiring:from:farm:
9,111.03TAS DICKSON;
-Proprietor'.
T. GUNDRY I& SON,
I' Auctioneers:
1444t.44.,444.44.
WANTED.—WOMAV FOR G
'MAL ,.):Eousework willing to,
to Toronto, Call at residence. of
0, GA.!101.0W, North: street, Goderich.
30 -
HEARD.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, On September 2m1, to Mr.
and Mrs. 'Fred Heard, Goderieh, a
-SOIL
YOUNGBILUT.—At Alexandra Hospi-
tal, Goderich, on September fithr „to
Mr.' and Mrs. 'Major Youngblut,
Auburn; twin sons. '
DIED
OOLLINSION.—In Goderieh, on Wed-
nesda.t, September 4th, Catharine
McLeod; widow 'of the late WM.
Oollinson, -in her 85th. year. .
• Funeral from. residence, Huron road,
on Saturday, September 7th, at 2 p.m.
Interment ha Colborne 'cemetery.
HUNT.—On Saturday, 'August 31, at
Wellesley Hospital, Toronto, Eliza-
beth Grace, wife, of Charles Hunt,
29 Carling arienue, ;Toronto, in her
64th year.
,CHURCH—NOTES—
,Rev. 1 3. Lane oceupied the pulpit
of Knox -church on Sunday after a -
Month's vacation.
The Vit.crik.S. of North street United
ehurch will hold its regular meeting
CLEARING AUCTION SAM
CLL'AlliNGAil'OTTO1C-,•-zSA-L2- -0
' FARM STOOK, impLiEmiwrs,
ETC.
' NOTICE -7 -
VOTERS" LASTS NOTICE.
_
-VOTERS' -LISTSo-1940,-MUNIOIPA-Lo
'TY OF THE 'TOWNSHIP OP
COLBORNE, COUNTY OF H'UlION.
Notice is herb' given that I have
complied. With section 7 of the 'Peters'
Lists Act and that1 have posted up
at my. office in the Township of ;Col-
borne,„ on the.26th day of August, 1940;
the list of all persons entitled to vote
in the said municipality at municipal
elections and that such list remains
there, for: inspection. o• •
And I hereby tail 'upon all voters to
take ,immediate proceedings to have
any -errors-rorromisSions. correstedr 0aof-'
cording tola:vr;' the last day for appeal
being the 16th day OVSeptember11940.
.Dated:: this '26th' day or -Augu4, 194Q,
WM. !SALLOWS; Clerk of the Town -
35 -6
At. Walkerburn, two miles south of
Auburn, on
, SATURDAY, SEPT. 14th
commencing at 1.30 p.m. ,
Horses.--.1-brown horre,-6 Years old;
a Clyde mare, 14 years old; 1 sucking
colt; 1 black aged mare. '
Cattle. -1 IlerefOrri cow aged .7, bred
July 26th; 1 black cow 9 years old,
bred May 31st; 1 Polled...Angus cow 9
years old, bred Jame 8th; 1 Hereford
eovv 5 years oldobredjaine 10th Hol::
steM.eow 7 years old, bred June 12th;
1 blue cow 6 years old, .bred Aug. 15;
-1-1161-Stein cow 6 -years old,- )11St fresh-
ened': 1 Ilereflard cow 5 years, arid calf
months old, sucking.; 1.0eref4ird cow
age 4 years, bred July 12th; 1 vvhite
cow age 9 years old, bred, July 23rd;
1 red cow age 12 years, bred July 18th ;
1 white eow age 5 years, bred /111Y
September 9th, at 3 P.M. Mrs.,OPth; steers, 2 years old; 9 steers
Monday,
JamesHamilton will have rising 2 -years Old; 7 'calves 4 months
'.
ebargi'
the study hook. 'old; 1 purebred registhred Scotch
* •
Right Joseph Loftus shorthoritheifer, due Dec. 24, 1040, at
.,
Bishop of the great missionary ' 0.1)., Diocese age 2 years and seven months old;
,
of Keewatin, will be 411'6 sPeeittr" l..eDuernill.5
manc°7 13years old, due to
Durtiam cow ear
.preacher at St., George's ehure4 •at fi.sh
old, with calf born May 10th, sucking
a.m. 0*Sunday next, September Eith. cow.; 1 Durham cow 4 years old, with
The 'Mittr6w6Inen'g Guild met' 4»I calf born Adg. 16t11, sucking ,cow;
Tuesday in the Guild room, Minissonyi; calf bora Aug, 6, 1940; 1 calf born
E. :Salkeld' presiding. Next Dec.. Zith, 1930; 2 SOW8) due lirt of, 41 t4,
there Will be a short program and- tea
will be served. Sunday lastthe thilld
:November; 1 sow due before sale; 100. •
.,
had lovely fiovvers on' the altar in mem-I•Viklmli'etemaegnht6s..mroshotse,' 3.'hruitserh6oliad' art.
ory Of departed- Guild inemberS. Ides ; buggy, 'cutter,* wagon, wagon
box, root 1)1111)04 riding plqw (one
'furrow), harness, double And single;
cultivators, fanning . mill (Clinton),
seed drill.
TERMS -s-, Cash.
CHARLES S. SCOTT, PERCY VIN-
CENT, Proprietors.
T. 'WINDILY & SON, Auctioneers.
341.7. '
WANTED, --TO BUY OW HORSES -
and dead cattle rpust be suitable
otorerrakraleedlrarreraoyealtroprconetlyi,---,
FRED G%BERT, R.R. 2, Baylield.
plione 008, r 22, Clinton, Calls paid
for. 184.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE
wX x or wArx.4
The Exeeutof of the Estate Of • Wil-
fred H. Elliott will offer for sale by
public auction, on September:0.th, 1940,
itt thelitoor of &o'clock the afternoon,:
'at the premises; LOTS NIMMER-
TWENTY-FOUB and TWENTY-FIVE
In the 4th Concession, Salle and except
four acres off the S. corner Of Lot
25, Township of Goderich, containing -
159 acres of land, more. or less. The
property will be sold subject to a re.
se bid. 20% of purchase price to
be d at time of sale and the balance
within 30 days. r_
- Dated at oGoderich this 20th
August, A.D. 1940.. .
Fer furthi,r particulars apply to
. THOS. GUNCORY, & SON/
-' Auctioneers, .
Goderieh, OntariOr
or to IL C. HAYS/
.. Barrister; etc,
Solicitor for "the Ketate,
READ THE possum:I) , ship. ef Colborne.
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marromorimanik.
•
.•fl4 MEMORIAM
WEIR —In loving memory f Fred G.
Weir, lost Ari the inking of the
"Atlienia," ,Septeinber 3, 1930.
"Blessed: are ,.tlie dead rv`hich die in
the-Lord"
—Inserted by hia sorrowing wife and
son. . 36x
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HYDRO POWEli
WILL. BE Orr ,
ON
UNDAY, SEPTEMBER Sth
from 1.30. to 4.30 p.m.
IN CANADA
Active SESVICH" AND 1101V10
Defence 10 Canada is not UT
affected by th&present war clause
. ACT NOW
lia.ve Life Instwance Pratte.
Hon with tht Pfe'Aent liberal war
elauge.
it M. FORD
Insnralartk,and Scat Mate
Ihotilton St. Tel. 2038w
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3'16
ana
in theinterests of the
Ian
Goderich Branch
IN a
ursday, e eniber
8 p.m.
,
To hear re48-its_6T ralfreatrwork and to
das-
cuss plansfor the 6thriiiv year,c Goderich and-.
vi :einify` bo-..equirectto raise ificrease'd
sums
of "money for this:- greatwork. during the
• NATIONAL .CAMPAICA.N commencing
'SEPTEMBER 23..
Residents of Colborne Township, God.erich:
.Township, BenTnillr,.. Auburn. and -other ad,,,'•
, . .
)acent cOrtiniunities are, invitod to.attend this
.rneeting,
Alt patriotic citizens o
be present.
oderich are urged to
'I 4
AY S, President
God Save the King