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THE G0t)ERICH SIGNAL -STAR
SI4 T. 2t, 194y
NEWS OF AUBURN
letiteStiltN, Sept. it -Ms _MarS
Asquith *ft en Monday to atteud the
*awl of Pitaisnaey at Toronto,
lii**4 Joan SIK'PPard E,pent, the week-
illod With. Miss Phyllis Manning of
tondeehoro.
Jae le Weir, son a DiS. l'As C. 'Weir,
Was called to tile R,C.A.V. last Thure-
day. Jack 'is at present statioued at
'the Alannipg Depot at Toronto, engaged
In elerieal work,.
Mrs. David Shannon of Forest: and
"Atr,, wad Mrs. Jobn MacKenzie. of -Sass,
wereevisitea• Iaerisreeeirssosltits,Mr,
end Mri. de-ire-MIMI, Taylor.
Those front 'here who attended the
Huron -Presbytetial meethro at the
'Meissen Presbyterian chfrielion Tues..
..siety were Mss josephint Weir, lIttrs
Edgar 'LaWson, Mrs. F. Ross, Mrs. jis.
Howitt, MrS. Wesley Ilradnoelc and
5 Mrs, Jolau Wili3On. .
Air. Pf'reY Xliegislut, 'Perry MI
Douglasi of Oakland, spent Sunday
with Mr., and 'Mrs. John "Yunghlute,
Recent visen
itors with Rev. d Mrs.
II. C. Wilson were David Eastman, of
Edmonton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gregg
and Mrs. Carl Gregg, of •Oorrie. .. '
Mr. and Mrs, T. ,Cayley andHeo
leest
Port Dover. vislted wM
ith r. and Mrs.
1
- Robert Scott. •
The monthly meeting of Ihe Women's'
Institute will be held in the Foresters'
1. riallean Thursdays September 19th.
This ' is Grendnaothers' Pay and the
, program will be in charge a the grand-
mothere, with Mrs. Her , 1 g
convener. Uoll call -"Date of your
.. weddings" %I. ' 'Gordon.
:Taylor, Mrs, 'VV. T. Robison, 'Mrs. Geo,
Beaus- MrS',, O. A Erratt, and Mrs.
'Washingtoie„ 'Will • the ladies please
note the ch4nge of date? ,
,
M. Robert" Seott received, painful ins,
juries on Friday, at the farm of Herman
Duet, where. he hed been showing Mr.
Deer how, W Operate a new threshmg.
Machine, lie wee bolding a, team of
,300* witeeTter became frightened,
•and'r januned-•hire -against a fence.
Three ritss were broken.")
'1. .;
T e local 'prawn of the Red °roes
:- elti ' (1-i,thel following- articles to head -
41.1 1 tr:11'40 pair of Socks, 4 scarfs,
"ir l'wristlets, 16 Hampton pads,
nen 'Janie% jackets, 18' hospital
!
••4' an. ,sone quilt. .
i,4 t'l iversary.--:Successful an-
sary , erVices were...silted 111 tile
tiet ,Chttrch on Sunday; with ,ReV,
' , 4
English
Dinner' Sets
$14,15 to $45.6
1S'efaThiay be
piece )at' uny time,
SMITH'S ART 16 GIFT STORE
East St Phone 193
„
A. J. Milligan • ox Goderieh as guest
speaker. The fioral display Wa5 licau-
tifuLineXcellent piece ef art. Rev.
A. U. Silver presided at both, serviZes.
In the afternoon- Mr. Ililliganeueed
his sermon subjeet, "God," while et the,
evening service he preached on'"Vhrist,
the Silent Knocker," his text beieg
from Revelation 3:20. Ties Gospel
Male Quartette of Stratford rendered
three 'numbers at •each eervlee.
Anglican 'Ladies' Angliean
LadiesAid held their monthly meeting
at the leome of Mrs. Clifford Brown on
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ONTARIO PLOW
'-'jnternationa,
OCLATION
atch
and FARM NIACHINERY DEMONSTRATION
ONTARIO HOSPITAL FARM — Just south of '4t. Thomas
• OdObck 15, 16, 1.8,1940
T . A. CARROLL---Manager F. S,.';'TilONIA -S---4ecretar7
Parliament Buildings; Toronto Local Corn., St:ThOmas.
aissormiumminsmanft,
Wednesday. Mre. Gordon Taylor pre-
sided. Mrs. ThomaS ,Haggitt Wad the lie ds also a member of the Goderich
Seripture and Mrs. Wilmer Niehol,son Collegiate Institute - Board and for
led in prayer. Letters of thanks were many years Was eleels of the village.
received from Mrs. R:', M. Weekes tor On ',their silver wedding anniversary
s
ge• ssg,
Ilaulat
gliton and the e Mr. T. •A.
liaughton, then of 'Churchill, Out,
Except for a Short time epent in Nova
Scotia, after their marriage. they have
lived here eonetantly. Mr, Asquith
foriherly taught school, teaeltiug for
live ysrs at .Churehill, also a short
time in Saltfoyd. He was in the apple
evaporator intsitiessIor some time, but
ince 'the searcity of the fruit he baS
suceeSsfully, carried on a woodwork
shoP- Mr. and Mrs. Asquith are active
members of St. Mark's Anglivan church
where A.squith bas been eeeretary-
treasuree for nearly tWentY-tive Years-
Social eVening 5.1teatlaY, 151th, at
Kingsbridge Boy AleKenzie's
Orcheetra: Adtaission 35e,
Far -coat display at Miss M. R. Ma
Vie.': store ThursdaY, Sentember
19th. Latest styles. Call and. see
them, ' 47
The regular meeting of Kmix eintrch
will be held in the lecture room
a the church on Tuesday, September
17th, at '3 ‘p.m. Mrs. II. Drekine,
leader. -of groats 3, Will have elstarge
letters and a gift he 'had received dur-' the celebrants reeeived many beautiful .
and the topic from tile study book will
lug her recent ilinees' also a leiftand meage of conratulation
tter of be given bY Mrs. Rs ,
thanks from 1.r. B. t1. Weir for the pen The Goderielt „Township North Epd
and pencil set given, hire by the Guild •Red Cross Sodety branish will held
111 appreCiation•for keeping the chnrelitheir'nootithly meeting, at the home Of
lawn in such , excellent .conditiem. Mr. J. W. SaIkeld, Bayileld read, on
Mrs,. James 'Nieholsort ,offered. her home Tuesday, 'Septeinbers 1,7th, at 8 p.m.
OBITUARY
Mdl4. A.
All interested are welcome. T. R.
Nesbitt, gave a reading on the 23rd Rundle, Seerelo47-
a reading ream' Work 'Means Pro- 2l;t11,121'stnit alg.ea(IllSaatut r0e(iVn'tr$Itseenihrofi
Psalm. Mre. Alvin Leatherland gave
for the November reeding. Miss, Mary
A. native of Gielerich, Mabel' Leuise
Henning, wife-, of A. R, B. -HuteltiSen
Of bistowele died. in that town on Mon-
day, ..S.Wrember 2nd. in. her sixty-,
t
'gees, • a... eeeend ye r Sh h d bee
a . e 4 Dr: nder auSpices of Central Houle- and
1- -Association. Phone 456 if
s town, she spept her early years '
XS" The `• regular nieeting' of the Arthur
,
vs. Gordop Taylois after *Welt. mach health toe some time daughtezotig
^Was Served by the hostess. - • tile late Mr. and 'William Henningdonations are. to be called fore. 37-$
For Results -, Classiliet Ad
_ _
ATERFIIONT, WITH MODERN
inenIseee cottage. Water, sewer,
light. Or part. CHARLES HEIALE,
Bennett St, Goderich. 2.01tf
Birthday Celehration.----John 110- oe set
Cirele auxiliary -of 'Knox ehurch will
Reight celebrated his' , seventy -Arid here and In 1918 was married to Mr. .
16th, MreesAlhert Taylor, will besthe
guest speaker. NUS', George MaCEwan,
will give the report of the Presbyterial
rally held.atHensel'. All the mem-
hers are asked to be presept. as there
is important business to be discussed:
bittliday last Thursday end a surprise reesecieson, ie ussese ;sask
, su e VAS ft be held on Menday evening; SePtember
'party Was beld-in his honor at his home sse.eideitt:tif -1.01SIOWe1 Ir -the /eat 'WV,
that ei-enine". Mr. Manight was born teen years. Beside*, her husband, one.
at Nile, being thesson of Mi. and Mrs, brother and two sisters survive:
Wm. McKnight. At the age of eighteen Hares- „Henning, • of Indian. Head,
lie learned thecarpenter trade. Forty Sask. ; M. It A. Anderson, of TAM -
years ago he atarned Mmnie Steele, 1„does ontesand :Mrse.F.' a Smythe, +of
to Auburn. The guest of 'Slitenor was at Listowel Wednessclay of last week a bake sale Saturday, -,September 14th,
. Ahraeek Chapter, lap win hold
111(1 thirty-six years ago theY -moved %Calgary, Alfas- illse funeral toek. Place
mail courier for some tune before the
0. Ps -R. line carne 'through .Auburn,
,He* has two brothers, William'of Nile'
awl James -or Goderich, and,three sis-
ters, Mrs. Charles Chrystal (Sarah),
of Regina, Mrs. W. Scott (Belle) ef
Rosetown, Sask.„ and Mrs. David John-
ston (Agnes) of Nile. A beautiful
-Rake adorneft-the- table, -itebeing-sthe
gift, of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Carrick
of•Goderich. Those present or the
occasion were Mr. and Mrs. 'Lloyd Fer-
guson, Bill and 'Lois, of Clinton; Mr.,1
an:id Mrs. Chas. , Love, Shirley and
Marylite Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Love and
Edna; Mr. and..2Ars. Carrick, all of
Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Kniglite-Dersisetijaelsie sand ESIrtle.
the 'village.
Silver Wedding. -Mind Mrs. Chas.
•Asquith celebrated their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary on. Friday, Angust
30. AINks:' Asquith was formerly Ardy
=Haughton, daughter of Mrs.
tkad was attended by g 1u.mber of
Goderieh friends.
MRS. -WM. 0(RILINSON
Leaving 'Phd Mend i and neighbors
to •mourn their loss, Mrs. Collinson,
• widow .02 the late William Obllinson,
passed to her eternal rest on September
4th at her home in Goderivh. She had
been in, failing° health for some time, 1 on' Thursday, September 10th, a
but, although age brought on increas- • The regular meeting 02 Victoria
at 1 p.m. in O'Brien'a meat store. Pro-
ceeds to. be donated to • the Navy
League. •s
"The vvill meet on Tuesday,
Septeinher 17th, at Mrs R. T. Phillips,
East street at 3 pon. It is hoped all
the members will be present.
• The regular meeting of the Gotlerich
*wnships-Uospital -Auxiliary'
will. b
held at the honze of the,Misses Curwen
frailness, It Old not dim her mem-
ory, and hersconversation to the last
revealed an itetive mind: Born in
1855, of Seottish parents, deeeased be-
fore her marriage was Catherine Mc-:
s Leech, She, ;Yves , steers:led- some sixty,
theee years -ago- and she and, her hus-
band, who died Afteen years ago, spent
mes.t ofetheir lives on •their farm in
Colborne township. Sne leaves ;Me
son, and three daughters, joists. and.
-Mary at home, Mrs. Sant :Mitchell. of
Colborne tovens.hipesind Mrs. Albert-
aegele 9f Thorndale; also six gre.nd:
children and four great-grandchildren.
Two sisters, Mrs. Hogarth and Mrs.
Roberts ef Detroit, also survive.
funeral serviee at her late home was
conducted by Rev. A. •C. Calder of St.
George's 'Anglican -church. The re-
• mains were interred in the fstmily plot
in Colborne 'cemetery, the pallbearers
bg-snither Allin ,Fred Mugford,
Charles yidean and Conrad Bissett.
,
uIEODDEXPEISE
'D'o YOUR expenses threaten tO pull oose‘firom their tmoortngs and
soar away like Captive balloon's in a gale? Fear Not! Your our
Food Stores, best friend to many' q budget, his a way Of CusOuiring'
food prices to earth! Just look at these low prkes! And r my! What
delisioimthiyigtyiucimat-low A&P prices! sThes:yery sight of them
will make you ,rav"enOUiri-lhiii7407.;:tOni4;•Saire
CLARKS c061),11
ethsties osonerlErever
SOUPS koivIA,TO ,
CIAltIVS
PORK 61. BEANS,
TAOS'S. .
IRISH SIEW
11 cIu,SPA.GOETTI
$ •
MEATS
EVAK MILK A P 3 22t
,SOLEX LAMPS 254 -INZE 60. eit' 20t
WAXBEANSiona• Cut217c. ac
GREENBEANS Iona, 20-onz. 8c
LOBSTER.'extatt--- ffit 27c,
SALMON 15t 2it
OLD DUTCH
TOMATOES
seeelee, rirezeis
A & P COFFEE
viGo*Otis AND WIWI:
BOICAR,
urf.0 AND blE/idW •
8. O'Clock1-1b* 35
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RicAxn-roLt-tiontErrag•
ited.Circle
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SOAP -CHIPS sulk .
4-1b.
RAISINS- fluk 1[0c
LARD S1innytie-14--- 'ib '8c
lack
ANN PAGE
Peanut Butter
Shortening ctv
Cleanser
Iona
This'19t
2 28 -oz 21
•Tins. C
OLD CHEESE •Th. 23t
MILD CHEESE the 19t
3 MINUTE OATS 21t
SPORK. Tin 30t
SOAP Wodky' 2 cake,150
SOAP 'wait. 3 cake. 14t.
CRISCO 18 4 47t
CORNED BEEF "I 16c
CORN 3 2lifirs. 25c
PEAS, Atte 321* •2St
A&P,BREAD
Me.. or otkokiid •
ANN PAGE WHITE" --
WHOLE WHEAT OR
CRACKED WHEAT
Lyon's Tea,
:,BLACK
011ie • 1/24b. • 39
Label Pkg. C
Yellow • 4,4b.
. Labe! Pkg.
•
lbs' 23c
mccoontews -
CHURCHILI.
,CREAMS
7c
CAKE FLOUR sw—dmi kg 23c
SARDINES csgatlin Tin 1 1 c
Luncheon Loaf liediunks
CHOWDER -
Twit Fish Flakes
CHILI .•001I CAME
INFANT. FOODS...
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES.
,
APPLES
GRAPES
ONIONS
pomestk: Giade
nutheos tat 25c .
adiforma 2 ibs,194
mink Tako •
ytalfl*crot4 Pc
LEMONS 147116fti Doz. 130
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CABBA011 kw 9c
rum czar
CELERY HEARTS
P SEILF-SERVICE FOOD STORE
Alta 021444.1116 it! TM 4111344M know VACHIC '1114 CO 4 tam.
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• MRS: .TESSIE STIVEN ,KERR
•Thes death_ Of e„Mre. sJeSsie „Stiven
Kerr, in her ninetieth year, occurre,d
at her home on Elgin avenue on Wed--
nesday.mornhig, September 4th. Mrs. •
Home and School Club will be held on
Thursday, September 19th, at $ 'Ante*
iand4a speeial invitation is extended to
Ithe parents of tillskindergarten pupils
,Rev. C.' L. Brown will be the speaker;
iiIIS—sulajec,ti "Astronomy." .44, inter-
esting" 'Musical program- has been ar-
,ranged, and a good attendance rs hoped
The Signal -Star eells for $2 to any
• address in •Canada and ie worth more,
Look at yourslabel'; it will show the
'date up to vvisich 'Your subserhstion• is
paid.
To REasn.--sum,r, FURNISHED
'APARTMENT. Garage if (*eked.
M. W. IIOWETae 37-tf.
It SALE. BARIMEr.ET pmito.
NOTICE U P. LASHDROOK, 30'
Wielder
street, Britannia, Road,. Clederlehs 30,
LAURA • M. ,TACKSON', ' ' -
Teacher of. Piano and Theoryof haiDungannon
les eakitCheap,
MR. DD. 130WEItS, Dungannon
37-8 ' or una, MAX HOFFMAN, 12 Chee-E-e
nut Street, St ThomaS. 364x
FOR sALE.-410-A01111 FAUM, TWO
. Gesteei• for 'ccts ply toash, or part cash on terms.
Britannia RdAps
NE,ARBY
ROUTE OPIThiestinduetrions Man -
eau earn better than average isteome.
Sales way • up this year. Complete line
household neossIties establiSbed 00
years. Permanent— No experience
needed. *Write ellAWLEIGH"S, Dept,
Kess:No. ML02104, MOutreal, Canada.
37x
;essessesesessesemeaseasieWiloseeelessaies•
, . •
CLEARINO AUCTION SALE
AliCTTON SALE oF HOUSE
NX�J.NGS_AND, OTHER. _sale
TILES,
•We are instructed by Ure. M. War -
rack to eell by public auctien at her
home, corner of -Quebec and Essex -
streets, on I •
TITESDAPiT'SliPZ. WORK- Mivo idss-staralsly Pod ,
commeneing at 2 o'clock: ' Wages. RefereneertgiUsired. 'Box 44,-
* 1 extension -dining table, 2 wicker SIGNA.L-STAR. • 37z
chairs, 1 eideboard, 2 lewn chairs, 6
dieing hairs, 2. oak rockers, 1 splendid
•library table, 1S -good, weinnt dresser,sie
good walnut chiffonier, 1 Wilton rug,
1 A'xadneter nog, 1 single day bed,
1- Quebec cook stove and pipes (Sa-
say is 1 Quebeeheeter, 1 set At sprbigS,.
books, pictures, diahes, ,glassware, jem
jars and numereus other articles:
• Everything a.dvertised, will be paid,
as Mrs. •Warrack is. leaving Goderich.
TERMS -Cash. •'
37 T. OUNDRY & • SON, Auctioneers.
• FOR SALE
.p)R ALE-STOREII
:seSELVTAG,
counters, tables and cash register.
Apply -to M. ROBINS, Goderich. 37
• CLEARING AUCTION SAL7
CLEARING ATJCTiON SALE OF
FARM STOOK; IMPLEMENTS,
ETC. - •
'
At-Waikerburn, two miles' south of
Kerr bad been 'ii declining hbalth for . Aubuiie on
. ,
the last few years,. but wily on Sunday SATURDAY 'SEPT 14th -
did her condition become • serious. ' ' -
Deceased born. M 'Arbroath, c'mmeneing at 1•30-.Thm* -
‘Sfisess-Willis We-e-S13.—erbrifIred-' 'X"ssislYle'em., als-its--J, -4-2ga•Zgsssn, filAsstr
man Who bore the same name as lie • r -"' ; -. -a-e- ag-"' naaTe• .•-•
-'2.1.'"' -
father',- William Stiven, and from this " Cattle. ---;r1 Hereford cow aged 7, bred
marriage came 'ft -son , who also wes July 26th ;. 1 black cow 9 years old,
named William. She came- to this bred May' 31st ; 1 Polled Angus ow 9
country with her husband in MS awl, years old, bred • June 8th ;1_ Hereford
,settled, in Goderich, where she had cow 5 years old, bred dune 10th; 1 -Hol -
lived ever since. Some time after her stein cow 7 years old, bred dune 12th.;
first husbapd's death she married 1 ,blue eoW 6 years old, bred Aug. 151
Robert Kerr, and he also predeceased 1 _Holstein cow -6 years old, just fresh -
her. The only surviving relative is enedT1 Hereford cow 5 yeaTS, and ,calf
her son, •Williara, who has been living 8' months old, sucking; 1 Hereford cow
,with his mother and taking care of her age 4 years, bred July 1.2th ; 1 white
cow age 0 years old, bred July 23rd;
for a number of years. 1 red now age 12 years, bred. July 18th ;
A private funeral service was held. '
1 white cow age 5 years, bred July,
at the home . of the deceased lady on 30th ; 3 steers, 2 years .old; 9 steers
Friday, afternoon tied Was conducted rising 2 years old; 7 calves 4 months
by Rev. D. J. Lane. The pellbearers
James smei., .olel ; 1 purebred registered Scotch
were -MiChael ' Ohler, .'"'" shorthorn 'heifer, due. Dec. 248.1940, at
Joseph Ssvatheld, •Charles ' Gooier, Da- '
age 2 years and seven monthg old;
vid Munre.; and. Thomas Anderson: In 1, Durham caw 3 years •eld, Ate to
terment was in Maitland cemetery. ' '
Scotland, the drhter a Mr. and. Horses. -1 bro• wn-hOrs,e •
6 years old,
'Fon sArraq..---,sywkNo umanNE,‘
peyeeer eondition; real bargain.
Machine overhauled; special for one
• month, $2.00, New or Used machines,
caSh or terms.. •Liberal trade-in. alloWs
once. P. STUBBY, •Singer Store.
Motto' 33.37x”
FoiiTsALE._GatkvoL, lasQ. P0Airs
APP1-$:s4c.:4*._44440"T''
4, Godexech, , '
YYPT411)
VOR GIVM11,2410-:-
housework in' family of three; Plain.
cook; •sleep out.. 'Write Bess 42, SIGs
NAL -STAR.. • 36-t4
ANITD.--,MAI9bs Mat ROUSE -
SALE BY. TENDER .
SALE • BY TENDER --PROPERTY
OF LATE JOSEPH DALTON.
WAA.ID NTED.-MF•011, :GENERAL
__ housework, in , family of three;
plein coolt., 'Plsone S67,-
444
WANTED. -A GooD poox GEN-
• BEAL; to go to Ha,milton; farnily
or three; housentaidlteptlegoodewages;
'references required. Apply staling
age and experience to Bok 49, SIG-
NAL -STAR, Goderich; •37
Sealed' tenders, addressed to the
undereigned, Mrselgice Dalton, for the
sale of the farm property of :the rate -
Joseph P, Dalton, being tomposed of
the 'north part of lot seven in the
'seventh -toncession and the southeast
quarter of lot seven in the eighth
coneeSSion ' • ur the Township • of
• Ashfield, in the County of Huron, con-
taining 95 acres more or less, will be
,received until 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
en tne 23ed day of September, 1940.
Conditions of sale and :terms of sale
cen, be bad on applicatiop. The high-
esctojAn.y other tender not nece. ssarily
acet5 5
Dated , this 3rd. day , of !Septembers
1•
• mitS. °ALICE' 'DA-41E0N, 'R:liss
Port Lambton, Ontario: 37-8
freshen Jan. 5 ; 1 Durham cow 3 years
• __. . _ •
, ,sold, with -calf born MayslOtle-sucking
MRS. OHATeriES HUNT cow; 1 Durham cow 4 years old, velth
The detail Of Elizabeth Grace' John- calf bens Aug. 16th, sucking cow; 1.
sten, wile of Charles Hunt, occurred -eau born Aug. 6, 1040; 1 ,calf born
at Wellesley Hospital, Toronto; on Dec. 24th, 1039; 2 sows, due lat .-of
November ; 1 sow due before sale; 100_
Saturday, August 31st, after a lengthy
illness. Mrs. • 'Hunt had - been in White Leghorn hentie 1 year eld.,
theihospital for ever a month following
1 ielisleP,1 ebnieu buggy, eiter,w
s' -Sot tillehItigsoth;wagoncad.ttt-
a •stroke. • She"--Wae 1:1cl
-6rn in Goderich 1:)ox,
root pultser, riang plow. (one
'wes_maariletishere. She moved to TOT-
Saines Johnston and Ellen Fowler, and sixty-three years ago, the daughter of 'furrow),
mite twenty-four years ago and , isa.d
• lived there ever since.. She was very •
CHARMS S. SCOTT, ' PEROY' YIN-
tultivators, fanning. mill: (Clintens,,
seed- drill.---Iss- '
TERMS -,Cash.
hariess, • double and si,.e_g.,1e,,..
active in the .naisSiOnary work 'of the
CENT, PropriebOrs. , .. .
:-
tag I 6s, t dhure.h, both here and in Tor-
. T. GUNDRY & SON, AuctiPneers.
Surviving; besides her husband, are 3u4 A
seven children, Mrs. George Rainshaw '
(Laura); of Winnipeg, Mrs. Percy
NeVaid (Grace), Mrs. Gordon Fraser
• (Ivy), Elizhbeth, James, Ernest and
0411, all living in Toronto, and three
brothers, Geprge ahd. William Joloseton
of Goderich and dames Of St Cath-
arines. Her eldest son,: -Roy, •was
killed in action in the laSt war, twenty-
two yeal% to the day before hi's mother
was bit21ed:1
The funeral 'service was held on
Tuesday and was tenducted by Rev.
A. Linton, Baskets and 'wreaths of
beautifal ,ficavere surrounded the eas-
ket and Hied the Walla of the funeral
thapel: in 'great 'abundance. The pall-
bearers Were 4a -tees, .Ernest and Earl
Hunt, sons of deeeesed, ad Percy
Nayard, Gordon Fraser , and :William
Cochrane, all of.. l'erohtti, ' Interment
was in. Park Lawn eemetery, Toronto,
Among -those Attending the funeral
from Godericli• Were Mr:' Fred Ilunt,
Mr. and Mrs, George Johnston' and Mk.
and Mrs. William Johnston. •
IN CANADA
ACTIVE SERVICE AND HOME.
. Defence in Canada is not 'VET
affected by the present war cialase
ACT NOW
Have Life Insurance PrOtee-
• tion 'with the present liberal war
• dense.
H. M. FORD
fusurinet and PAM 16tate
3 Iliamiltotit 'Tel. 268w.
KIIJPATRIOK.-18A°tR•Nthe Private Pas
.
tint' Pavilions Toronto Western
.Hospital, Friday, September 6th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick Ore
Eunice Long),' a son, Brian William-
SMIIP1-1.-At 1,1f Hamilton Hospital,
Hanailton, on Augutte 31st, to Mr. and
Mrs. J. .A.. Synith (nee Thelma
Allen), ,a daughter (Sharon Stine).
WALTER.• --At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on Sunday, September 8th;
•to Mr.' -and Mrs, Barrie Walter, Mit.
10 ICIOdor104,
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IN MEMORIAIVI
4 .
GILDDRS.-In iovingnlemory of a
''sntet-WItiiiiisliWaierfUlitsrestivineletssed-•
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away one year ago; September. 14th,
' 1039.
The depth of'sorrow we cannot tell
Of the loss of one we loved so wells
And tebile he sleeps - a peaceful sleep .
Hie.memory- we shall always keep.
remerabered by' .Wife, Sops
• and Daughters. • 37x
CA1iD OF THANKS
I WISH WO THANK ALL THOSE
FRIENDS who so kindly came to
my, aseistance- during the illness and
at the time of the death of my mother.
I also extend grateful, thanks to all
those who sent ilowirs, or loaned cars
for the ftmeral. . •
37 •WILLIAM STIVEN.
ELP WANTED.,--AMI3ITIOUS •
AN on WOMAN _needed to take
charge of profitable route in Goderiehs
Business established. credit for
repeat orders. Commission and bonus
average $1,50 per hour. Write propipte
ly DEPT. C.M.S:, 2177 --Massen rSt
Montreal. • -
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WANTED. --TO 'BUY OLD 11011§ES
and dead•.-cattlelwinust be snitable
:for mink feed; removed- promptly. .
FREI) "GILI3k1t17; MIL 2, Bayfielli
Phone 908 r 22, Clinton. Calls paid
Lor . • 18-tf.
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, AUCTION SALE
A:UOTION SBLE or-.GooD FARM..
• Convenient to Goderich,. Te be sold
at tbe premises,' lot 7, con. 1(Y, W. D.
Colborne, on -
• MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd
coinmencing at 2 p.m. '
The- property consists of 100 -acres •
'of 'good clay loam, with a Comfortable
house of seveirrooms axe1 summetelcits•
elven; large bank barn with cement
stabling ; straw shed and driving' shed;
a young oreharil ; drilled well; wind-
mill; hard ahd soft water in.tiseAiouse
and .water in- the barn. Is 'situated
;_irealsneighb.911,49,9.4, 0,-9-4 six miles
from Goderich. -
• 'TERMS. -Ten per cent. Of purchase
price on day of sale; a farther 20 per
cent.' within -3 . days; i-,;alance caa be
left on mortgage. • - •
Further partiehlars may be had from
FRANK DONNELLY, . Barrister, etc.,
Goderich, ar •
T. GUNDRY & SON; Auctioneers,
37-8
• • c4. 41D otTuAivgis
TOE FAMILY Or THE LATE ims.
COLLINSON wish to thank allthase
• who were .so kind to them in their re-'.
cent bereavement; alsei Rev. A. C.
• Calder, and those who 'sent flowers and
loafted ears.
. 4o•
ross tarniva
SPONSORED BY' THE GODERICH LIONS CLUB
111
-WEST STREET RINK
Wednesday, September 18th
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ADMISSION 106
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2nd PRIZE—$15.00 War &Wings •Certifteate
3rd PRIZE—$10.00 . War Savings Certificate'
Ford Tractor'with Ferguson System
losmoNsTRATIoN
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON •
SEPT. 17 and 18'
at Roy—Itu'n' dIes Farm, R.R. No, 1, Goderich
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