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1 eittl-witit Mr. tied Mrs. M. AM*.
Assaverailurf ServeisseVery anetasai-
U. •aud vetY Uttaell` attended waiver*,
ary servieee were held at Knox Weeks--
terian Outwit OIL Sunday. Rev. Samuel
Kerr of Brussels wits the spealter. At
RICA SIGNAL...TM
HOUSOO er roonIS in Goderich, A-uburn, Clinton,
Dunga,uuon and the surrounding district„ for the duration
Of the war; for officers and Metv of Port Albert Airport with.
their wives and families. It is expected the 'families will
come. out from ngland as fast is suitable arrangements
cau be made.'' Some of the luiines must,be reaSouabli close
to* Sikools.
People -Who can arrange to rent houses or rooths, are
asked to send particulars in writing, as to location, chteS of
house, heating, lights, bathrooM facilities, number of rooms
and amount of rent to A. P. Wilkes, of The Signal , -Star,
SOderich, 'who will orward them to the -proper '0(fieer.
Please state if preniiees are telitahle for children or *St for
A. E. ROCKLEY, Sec'y G. W. SCHAEFER', President
Goderich Board of Trade
To UMW
tbe morning serviee peceekeel The ladies of the keereation. Centre
a,
inspiring sermon on "Fightine the 6°041 in •Migehayllall ate keening general
Fight," and at the evening service be invitation to alluseit Jet uitiferle totomIe
spolte ou "Titree Viewe of tbe Cross." to the. (Wetting at ti teeleek.P2I1 Satur-
At 'the morning servive tle ohsa,ng daYs November %
two anthems, and Ws* JosePidee Weir 001041 Home and Selt001 Club will
a solo. At the evening eerviee* a4jes meet Tnetelel't liv.titintber 3.2tht at 4
-Vedette front Ilensalt composed of at the Schools Mrs. A. Taylor will be
Miss Irene Hoggartb, Mist Jean Works the /guest eltettiter, .
man, Mrs, W. A,. 34,0Litrett and Mrs, A rummage ea% ',dill* held in Mu.
Dougall $seforedswitis -two numbere and
Mrs. J. W. -Binithron rendered a solo.
patted ChaMt W,iiirar-rrhe-united
•'ohureh,W.M.S. metal the borne of Um.
Chas, Straughan QU MoUday, with Mrs,
James. Jackson, in eharge. After the
repeatieg the Lord's' Presser in tint.
eon Ure. johu TisemPeOu reest the,
Ssripture.' Mrs. Harry Nungblut read
artieles 014 ,MISS 41ii.Vier 44 Mullin oiud
Djan3 of 10.1iina. Mrs.
Fred; Plaetzer favored with,* tittle. Sirs,
Ernest Pattereou gave a ,talk on "Temp
eranee" and Mrs Fetrl Wightonan gave
one on "iStewaixiship." Mrs., ivvight-
man gave a report on -the eectional
meeting held at ,BenntIller recently.
Mrs. 'Tames Woods thentook* chargeof
the •business part 14 was dedded to
have each member write Hon, James
,
NEWS OF Ali13,U1IN
AlUBURN, Nov.. 6,-Itev..and Mrs. H.
0, Wilson are 'visiting Rev. and Mrs.
J. P, Remelt, of Pieton.
'Mr. and Mrs Richard afeWhinney of
Crewe spent Sunday with Mrs F. Ross.
Mr. Lloyd MoLarty has returned
after spending a couple of months at
Gull Lake, Sask. '
Mrs. Sohn Rogers and jack, of *Ing-
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Fitzgerald,
ot Tiverton, and Mrs. H. VFahusley and.
Margaret, of Clinton, Visitedon Sunday
with Mrs A. Robb and Mr. Levi Mar
wood. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston and
Kathleen, of BlueVale, snent !Sunday
with Mrs JohnstOn's parents Mr; and
`Mrs. Wm. Dobie.
Mr., and Mrs. A. Wilkins and Vera, of
Goderich, spent* iSunday with Mr. and
Mrs..Geo. Dawson.
Mr. David Johnston and two sons,
George and Fleming, of Bluevale, spent
Sunday with Mi. and Mrs. Frank Raith-
by. 1
Ms Stewart' Young of 'Kirklana
Lake, and Misses Margaret Hirons and
Ida iStalker of Myth spent the week -
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VIN SNY
L.R.S.M., A.T.C.M.
Organist and .Choir Master at North Street United Church
-1 'PIANIST AND .TEAOHER
, of
ORGAN -- PIANO -- THEORY ,
1Vill oPen•ft studio in Goderiph „Novel:41Kr 12th with ."311:sffi Fay Snyder
as junior assistant.
•
STUDIO; •Mrs. It, Fienderson's resillencerWaterloo Street.
EVERYDAY P C
Iona Orange 32 -oz.
and Grsoefrui r • :Jar
TOMATO JUICE A & P --3‘14PEACHESC:
5.0z.
, Asinier
1, Sneed or iltsavos s
omAToEs,
A&P FA \t:t.CY
poRK&Brjugs-c,Aws
JOT
' MOTHE1C
• • PAE*EWS
TEA
YELLOW 324
LABEL '
.04a.14GE 116
PEKOE g•
BAGS Pkg.
SPECIAL
OMR:
ivory Soap
1 cis. 9c
Extra Cake 5c
Both for 14c
Tin
CLARK'S, 2 lit 2
SODA Household Washing Pkg.
P&C: SOAP
CAMAY SOAP
OXO 'CUBES As. 105:411 23c
OLD 'CHEESE
Anti CHEESE' • 1:
SOAP CHIPS sox 26c
APPLE JOICE'10-Oz. trill.% I
PEAS, IONA 4 Slav,* tilt 2
RAISINS 3 Crown Siskilstis 106
Allimmuloinwoomicatimioime
Bari 5B 1
Coke
-
diner.ate)tteWts.surglegsh*std hAve
all beverage rooms ,elosed. The fol.
lowing nominating. eammittee .was 'ap-
pointed:: Miss Margaret King, Mrs!'
J. J. -Washington and Mrs. ,Mogridge.
Ietwas decided to leave over the form -
Ing of MisoThn. Cirele until 'next
month; Mre.s_Wpods closed the meeting
withprayer, alter' which' hinch was
served: •
Postsnuptiid Reception.. -.A meeption
was held in the Foresters' Hall on IFri-
dui evening for Ifr. arid Mrs. g,mineth
McDougall (nee Marjorie Toil), newly -
Weds. Dancing Was enjoyed with niu`sie
supplied by Mr. and .1strg. :Goohli Me-
Olinehey, Raymond Redmond, Harvey
MeDowell,. Misses Jean MeDOwell and
Iia !Craig: „After lunch Mr. and Mrs.
MeDougall were called. to the platform •
and Lewis Ruddy read an: address e*-•
tending • congratulations and good
wishesto the young couple and. Sohn
Lockhart presented them with a purse
of ,i'money. Kenneth in a* few welI
chosen_ wOrds .thanked his friends.' for
their gift -and all joined in singing '`,.`For
They Are Jolly Good-'*FellOwS". ..s At
United chureh on Tuesday evening .Mr.
, and Mrs..Kenneth McDougal l were pre-
sented by Ili& Ruth' Arthur witha
wall mirror and two, beautiful pictures. All to be sold as Mr. Speiran is giving
-
The -address was read -by -Elvin Wight-, up: housekeeping.--Terins,--Cash.
nian• . ;r1 ' , T. VUNDRY & SoN,.
• Baptist Annual Meetings -The wee j 445' • • Auctioneers..
gregationof the Baptist clink& held
„.
their annual Meeting on .irridaY AUCTION_SALE 0E..FARM STOOK,
even-
ing- A.- pot luck supper- was served, i' afPLUMENTS, HAY,• GRAIN and
after which the Ibusiness was. conducted RPOTS.
In a 'suitable fashion by Rev. A. E. * • • '
Silver. FaVorable reports Were given At W. H. Lot 10 and 1.1.,
1a hall, en iiittnrday, November 30th,
at 1 oleloek, under the auspices Of the
WOmettre Aseeelation of North street
"United ehurch. • 48
Hats to slatt your personality in
.exelitsive designs. MISS M. R.
01A0VICAR, sKiegston St. Bedford
Ploeks 45x
• Fowl eupper at. giegObridge, Monday,
ovember . 11. (Remembrance Day).
terwardS keno and. dancing. (fee
ad...pase 4).'
• 0JOin Our 'Ohristtnas 'Club an40s(V
money. New furniture arriving dally
at CleseNSTONIS, 17 Montreal St.
45
Itumniage sale, . MacKay s Ran;
November, 16th, at 1. p.m., under
auspiees Eureka class, Victoria street
Outsell. , 45
.Reserve Thursday and Friday,
loireinber-14-Ind--15rfor--Sts-George's-
A,Y.P,A. 3 -act eomedy, "Between
'Atte," Parbk Rail, at 8.15 pail., Ad-
miSelon
The ideal Christmas present: Singer
sewing machines, electric or ,..treadle.
Cash or terms. Slightly' used and
-ShOpsolled MaehtneS spetiar•reductions.
Laiberal trade4n. allowances. Machines
repaired. Expert service. SINGER
SHOP, 'Phone 03. 45tf
Beektite pills for the 'kidneys;
O&MOBELL'S DRUG STORE. • 45
The War' .Serviee Committee of the
Lions Club will hold a bingo party in
the Maeonle Hall on the evening of
Saturday, November 16th. Door prizes
-415 in War 'Savings Oertifieates. .5e
bingo and other games. Proeeeeds will
be used for local War services. Keep
the date open.
„ AUCTION SALES
isnAnING AU ION
. of houselnutishingsand effects, for
Mr. Edw. iSpeiran, at h* ,rhome, Brnce,
-fitiret'O'ddifieli*,* int
SA,TURDAX, NOVEMBER 9th.*
Living-reom; dining room, bedroom and
kitehen furniture, dishes, garden tools,
ItENT.-e011411( HOUSE pes.
Flat St.; 7 rooms, freshly decor-
.
atetl, new nerewood -floors; hot' Or
furnace, alt convenlencee; garage.
P. J. RYAN, 11. Irafalgar 'St,
Phone 663. ' 45
To Itk)Nho3T.---TWO UNFURNISHED
. -
light usekeeping ,rooms; private
nc
entrae. App1 2 Britannia Rd.
45
TO ItENTise-STUCC9- COlt.,
.Ligitthous,e •aini ,gssex $ts. GOod
furnace, all tionvenietiees. Double
'garage. Phone 102,"W„ 45
LVL AN WANTED. -4400D ;:.44A1143Y
Rawleigh Solite now open. If
wilUng to conduct Home Serviee busi-
ness while earning good living, write
immediately, ItArt7VXMIGH'Ss Dept.
Key o. 'XL -216-45-X, Montreal, Can.
ada., . 45
AttiTED.-00/MFORTABLE R0011.1
eentrally located preferred. A.pply
SIIGNATATAR. 45x
OMR s-=;T.Y-:-'ITG-IFU'IrOL'I-II
and dead cattle: must be suitable
,for mink feed:- removed prompgy.
FiUD GILBER,T, 2. Bayilela.
Phone 1)08,-.,,r 22,-, Clinton. Calls Paid
for. • ,,v '8-tf
ammiwaywommousw.assommompia..,,,
OST.---AET :BONG WITII FOUR
keys and SPAM bine tore Finder
Attlee leave at SIONAE-FITAlt
45x
11,4()ST.-4311.4.114Lv BROWN COOKER
""SPAN,I104. Answers to name
"Steve," Iteivard. Phone 300. 45x
NOVEM NIL Tth,ma
NOTWic To ciuMnOilli
Norietf-370 vitotatrous,
loiNviontsiee4ituiie becutriatebysgsizenno joth*ellespetartseenota,
Robert ;Merchant, l*te of tbe Town of'
"Ooderieb, who died on or itimut the
bftoftt:the're"
utbizie(le5rtitgdenetly' odfuNlYovVetu"bvn
eer, .41109:
y of Oetobe4 tO aend
awl after that date tbe executor here -
Its will premed to Make distribution
of the assets of the said estate lutvings
regard oule to the elitists tied.
Dated at Gm:leech this 29tb day of-
Oetober,*Aell. 1940.
R. 0. RAYS, Goderich, Ontarle,
Solieltor for the Fettate. 444.
NCEa7v jentgieeti7sitilime°1")sre...7. si'iluretnIttbt8oe' utpetersoe 01;.,
;Stanley Iantea ()ser, late of . the,
Township of 1Weltteneelli'llt the County
of ,Iltirote formers deeeefied, to eeed
the etkme duly verified tO the under.
.signed on or Were ,tbe 21st dal of
'November, 1940, after Which date the.
administrator will proeeed to. (1iatri-
bute -the saki- estate- among the per-
-sous entitled thereto, having regard
only to the elaima Of Which be then
shall have had notices and that be will,
not be liable for, the proceeds ot the
estate so distributed to any person of
whoseelaimo notice shall net, by then
711"e:P4'. R. DABRoW, c4r-deriei-On' fide -7
Solicitor for the Administrator, , a •
FARM FOR SALE
FARM POO .S.A;IM,..-,-95 ACRES
Mar LOAM, belonging ° to the
estate IA the late William iStraughau,
lot 5, Condession 5, E.D, of the 110,w11 -
ship of Colborne. Good barn, and
house, also good supply of water. Ap-
ply personally to A. M., STR,AUGHAN
or HOWARD STURDY, , executors,
Benmlller- 44-7
immimummippionion.6........s.•••••••••sommoup
Fog SAiiX
.Fon UtD14.-ARAND.P10KFD SPX
AlPFL4M-2 also 30 1>tite$ turnips and
10 bags potatoes Apply at farm of
WARD ALUM R.R. 4, Goderiele 214
tate from Bennsiller,
W414014011',Vp 3101)104,11
" furnished cottage. Waters sewer.
light. Or parts CHARLES 11445-44
11205 -84th Aeos Itichitond, Rill, New
Vorit City, ' Zitt
Fe -see -,Lit. QUANTITY :OF SOYS,
BALDWIN'S and •SALOMES; winter
pples, domestic grade; '75e per bushel
delivered. 30,I1N 'SOWER:BY, B.A.
Goderich; phone 02 On P3'knOen•or
evenin 0' 44-5
—CARD OF -THANKS
HE FAMI1LY OF Mai -CLAIM MB.
' Robert Davidson., take this oppor-
tunity_to, thOuk all those who 'were so
kind and empathetic to theni during
their recent bereavement, also those
who senelloral tributes andioaned care
for the ttineral, ' 40x
NOTI(CE iS JIMMY camEN'tbat'a
years .old, bred Sept. 9; 1 Parham Court will be. held, pursuant to ThC
„Er :di tyn 24:hert telt rh,pa. purebred
njruesbetroewfdr e6ss hh.e.oyearsnr e ilthgironlId b,pubuireu_ire-2
the Jude of the )00untY Court of the
Ontario Voters'. List Act, by His Honor
Coiiiity of Huron, at the evert tioiise,
.tattle; 5 Goderigh, on Tuesday, the.,19th_gay of
years old Sone 2_; 8. you
calves; 1-t piirebred Sh
,calfreligibleta.„register,,
Pigs, -Sight chunks, a
weanlings, 8' weeks ol
both. bred.
Implements. -.4 od" hay -
'loader s 1 Frost & Wood side -delivery
rake, both nearly- new ;, 1-drittp Take;
1 Frost & Wood mower; 1 Massey-
-Harris binder, new canvas; 1 Eaton
separator, new ;. 1 set scales, 2000 lbs.;
1 12 -tooth cultivator; 1 set dises ; 2
. sets harrows; 2 sets sleighs; wagon;
sliding rack; 1' Lister engine, 5 h.p. ;
rthorn ' bull
rtiontlis
t 150 lbs.;
• 2, soivs,
. FARMS FOR SALE
Lot 35, Con. 3, East Wawanosh.
200 acres. Iffilly pasture, two towing -
springs, some bush. Price • 82t100.,
, Lot 16, , on. 17, Grey, 100 acres.
I Stone house; two barns aed implement
Ished. Good Well • with vvindmills
Price . 43750. Immediate possession. t
Part Lots 27 and 28, Con, .14, Illul-
lelitw windmill, also flowing springs.
233 acres. Pasture, good well .
§ome bush, fair house, no barn, part
of farm suitable for cultivation. Price
,$4750. .• '
.
Suitable terms can be arranged.
Apply JAMES McFADZEAN, 'Brus-
sels, Ontario, or FILVD., t1101LOY,
,Thedford, Ontario. 45-6
November, 1940, at eleven -thirty "clock
•3nstlie'sforenoon,sto, hear and determine
complaints of errors and omissions in
the voters' list of the municipality of
the Town of Goclerich for tbe year 1940.
DAllieWat ,Goderich the qui' clay of
Novembert_isla._ _
- •
. Clerk Of the Munielpality
45-6 • of the TO,Wil Godertch.
•Sti.W:.frame; 1 336 li p engine; 1 Me-.
b3the ViLrlOUST seeretaries. The mow_ lam _,Concession, etilb.orne, 3 miles .1Porin10ksiDeering manure spreader;
Jug officers were elected : Church clerk, from Holmesville and 3 miles from- 1 Seed drill; 1 buggy; ;eutters-126.
;Chevrolet sedan ;fanning MBA; pulper ;
1 Oliver Tiding plow 1 2-furr0wed
riding plow; 1 'Fleury walking plow;
steel roller; 3 sets dotible-Itarnees;
1 set :single harness; hay; tools;
chains, slievelss forks; and .nunierons
other artieleer•
Also 200 acres of land, ielay loam;
Glenn Raithby; secretary -treasurer,
'Frank Raithby organist, Mrs. R. J.
luill1p; Choir leader, Mrs 0. As Bows
son; church auditor, Mrs. Elmer
Robertson; finance committee, George
'Raithbyr .Elmer Robertson,. Frank
Raithby andMrs. R. J. Phillips; super-
intendent of Sunday seho61, Elmer
Robertson, secretary treasurer of, S.S.,.
Marjory Johnston ; pianists, • Harold
Reid, Mrs*. Elmer Robertson, deaeons,
George, Earl and James -Raitliby 'and
Alfred Uoulth; church trustees, Mrs.
Stanley Johnston, Mrs. John McKnight,
Earl Raithby,. Harold Reid and Lloyd
lohnston.
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VOR SALE. - RURBER, GOODS,
Sundries, ete., mailed postpaid in.
plain, sealed wrapper. SOeto Jess than,
• retail.- Write for mail-order catalogue.
NOV-RJUBBER !Oa, poi 91, Hamilton,
• Ont.
38-45
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New English
Dinner Sets
May be bouathytlinyiethe_piece at
• START YOUR DINNER SET
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Smith's Art & Gift. Store
The lime of English China
Bemmller, ,ou •
THURSDAY,. NOV. 14th -
commencing at 1 o'clock.- p.m. sharp.
TMS -Cash.
tHELNRY Js, KERR, Proprietor.
• T . GUNDRY•f5c SON, Auctioneers.
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GODERICH
imTION •SATAE• or ROUSE FURN-
iSdeleNiGs:. ' • -
Property': of iMrs. M. 6albraith,
17 Anglesea street, Goderich, en, •
.. SATURDAY, NOV. 16th
.ffncl•utling 6-plece living room suite;
Walnut' table and tug; 6 dining rem*
chairs; rot*ee'and easy 'ehair, r 1 large
extensiotV;, table; - sideboard--- 1. large
eongoleum rug;, A -,11citchen chairs; 1
_leaf table;- I lounge; rugs ; Raymond
sewing Machine; beds,- springs 'mat-
tresSes ; 1 3 -piece Suite; pillows, quilts,
lace curtain, 8 toilet sets; 1 Cabinet
of stainless sliver; .electric iron fiat
irons; kitchen .utensils, ineluding 'din-
ner set and odd -dishes,- crocks, wash-
ing machine, wringer, lawn Mower, a
niimber of other articles. •
•TERMS -Cash, • .
MRS. M., •GALCEIRAITH, Proprietres's
. 'T. G.,:riNDRY & SON, Auctioneers
45 • • •
- ARE YOU TIDD MAIO—
ATKINSDEALER; (betWeen 25
and 55 years of age, with ear):
--needed immediately 1»-Tnearby -: 'Vitra
route to .hand out baking powder and
Copoa at SPecialbargabv strikes tpial
supply established' demand for every-
day necessities, including spices, ex-
tracts; ; medicines, _toilet reparatiVS.L,
cleansers; mineralized stook,: bog and.
poultry tonics: -73.7years; reputation.
10,000 dealers. Must be fiatiseed
wltn-
a. reasonable income at dire' sTatett
eXperience helpful. Selling-lt*PerIeM.7-#.,
unnecessary. eredlit furn140..aLt.
parties. Write immedia '7.rtsim
3. • R. rviv.4TVMS Men -
treat Que -Dept. 0-0-1B. ;45-48
'bank barn, with 'Otter , ixi it, frame
house, good- ,driving -shed, arage- and
woodshed. '
Absolutely no reserve on stcrek and
implements; reserve 'hid tarin.
--TERSIS---Caah, on chattels.; terms
on far.rh, made known on day of sale.
:VIES. STANLEY ORSER, #roprietress
45-6 MATT GAYNOR, Auctioneer
AUCTION. SA,LE OF FARM, PARM
•. STOOK; IMPLEMENTS and MAY
• At N. H. Lot 16, Con. 3, West v*Vawa,
nosh • (first corner east of Dun-
ganonn), on •.
TUESDAY,s•tiOV. 19th '
at 1 p,m. sharp the.,foliowing,
Iforsess.--1 bay mare, 10 years Old :
1 bay horse, 8 years old ; 1 black horse,
6 • years old ; 1 bay mare, 3 years old ;
1 black driver. 12 years old..
Cattle -1 Durham cow,. roan, 9
years old, due ttirrehs 4; 1 Durham
cow, red, 8 .years old bred -July 5;
1 Derletm cows white, 6 yeare old, due
January 10, 1 Diirliam eow, roan, 6
years ; old, bred lune 10; 1 Durham
cow,. roan, 5 years old, bred June 13;
1 Durham cow, white, 47. years old
bred June ,11; 1 Durham cow, red? 4
tit.seseemesessesseesseseessuesessespeseet
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,V.XECIJTOil,'S SALE.
•a-4„
Mr. ' Harold Jackson has been M-
.
strueted to, 'sell -by public auction on.1
Lot 8, ..1Gbderich Township,, firms,
farm stock and Implements; on
'FRIDAY; .N0V. 15th
commencing at 1 p.m.•
Horses.-ThreeLYear-old • • Percheton
.,mare; black mare,. 9 years old; grey.
mare, 8 years old; 1 aged mare. •
Cattle. -Three Polled -Angus cows;
due in April; 2 'Hereford cows, due in
may ;2 Polled -Angus farrow cos;
5 year -Old heifers; 5 year-old Hereford
steers; 4 Hereford spring calves.
Siteep,Sixieen -Leicester' and- 0, -.Kr
ford ewes. - • • .
ehunks, 60 lbs.; 1 fat
sow ; 10 pigs, 40 Ths:•
Chiekens..-1POrtY Year:old hens; 3:
geese; 2 colony hpus. :
• ImplementS.-Corn . binder; cotti
planter; !Massey-tElareits bay loader:
McCormiCk hayn rtike; 7 -foot binder ;
Massey -Harris seed drill, 13 hoe with
Preston fertilieer atiachnient ; De
Laval cream separator; 2 walking
plows; riding plow; gang plow;
eultivetors idisc; set lbarrews; corn
senffler; hand setiftyr ; International*
3 h.p. ,gas engine; eircular saw; set
sleighs; w,agon..; hay: reek.; set 'hil•elv
band harness; cutter; buggy; forks,;
shovels s 2 root pulpers; saws, ete. ,
1 1931 De Soto sedan; • 1 4 -wheel
trailer ; 70 tons hay ; 10 l'eet of 0?
silage 200 bUshels* wheat, 600 bushels
oats and barley, '
Farnie -&t tbe same time and -place
fife following -lands will be sold; name.
ly : •
(1) irAlltsi LOT 17 -Allmon Road
'Ooneession, .Coderich TownShiP, con -
tabling '02saeree, more or less, on
whieh there Ist'Supposed to be sittiated
a111/2 storey frame house and a bank
barn; good Weil. ••
• (2). rARM DOT 8 --Huron •
Road
:Concession. ,Goderich Township, tem-
taining 101, acres, -more or less, on
whet IS; supposed to be situateda
mie-storey pebble stone • rongh at
• Iledses with hot and eold water, bath-
room and furnaee; also . bank barn,
with good welt and windmill.
• Olt FIAR,M LOT 37-----4)n the 12th
eoncession of Goderieb,Township, •con -
tattling 80 acres, more or less; being
o grass farm, with a good well 'awl
-Said pareele Will be sold separately
subjeet tO a reserve bid.
TP.IRMS--,On labia. 10 per vent. eaeli
on day of sale, and balanee within, 30
• slaYS: on Chattels. eash.
EST'ATE ()V GT10110,14 (sTATIL,
l'orittan Muirli;:teeutor
45. it.A41KSO, Auctioneer
,
. NORM STREET W.0,.
, /The Women's 'Association of North
street United church held -fie October
meeting On Thursday last in theidhurch
parlor„ with .the IsPtesident,' Mrs. C..
Worse% in the•thair., 'After the open-
ing hymn, the •Stripture lessen was
read by Mrs. S: Work, foliewed by the
Lord's; Prayer. During the business,
period it was deekledethat the Assoela-
tiou would eater for a dinner 'for 'the
Huron. Presbytery whieh meets late in
November, also to 'hold a rummage
sale. Mrs. liendereon .rendered a solo,
aceonipaiiied by Mrs. Lane. The
meeting was brought to •a elote With
a hymn and 'the Mizpah benediction.
-Ziegler-Net to a beautiful girl,
what do you ea/wider the Most interest-
ing things in the World? Nuehall-
Whenever I'm next to a' beautiful girl.
X never bother with statiettee.• • •
• IN CANADA
ACILIVE I4EIVVICE AND HOME
Deface in Canada is not VET
• affected by the present War clause
ACT -NOW
. Have Life Xnsitranee Protera
' tion Vvitlythe present liberal war
clause.
lt FORD
Insuranet and Heal Estate
'
$ Hamilton •St. Ifel. 268w
sse-Oampbeirs stomach sand ,1170. Ritix
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE. 45
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MIRO!, OM:WIT .001INOIL
4.- The next -meeting of the
Huron County Council will be
held in the Chambers,
Court liouse,:::,G6derich, COm..-
Thencin$* on Tuesdal, November
:VA 44_0 p.m.'
All account,, notices of de-
Puta$ions 464 other bum' ess
requiring the attention of
Council should be in the hands
the County Clerk not later
than Saturday, November 9th,
1940.
W. 1111BR, County
• Clerk, Goderieh, Ontario.
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HAVE ‘yOU FILLED `YOUIR, COAL -BIN? PRICES
PlAY ADVANCE. .
Introducing a new' prodiet of Canada:::
CAIMORR BRIQUETTES --you will say they
are the best you ever burned, for grate, stoves
or funiace. ,
'-canmore.,Driquettes
1'Oc41,1.onta&
Alberta,, egg size .,
Mithracitei ,Pin. best
44.
$13,00
$12.50
$12.00
$15.00 s
$ 8.00
• Tut'Why Pay More? Prompt 'Service.
IlUCKINS tt- -SEABROOK
Ilhonf:6"87"
7x Si
•voliNG riAmtsTs AT LONDON
Goderiell Wag reprevenbed in 'the
musie feotival at London last week
by two young pianists, Mollie Bisset,
daughter of Mr. and 'Atm. Robert llisset.
'and, Mary leyee •Straehart, daughter of
'WA, Eva Strastait. They took third
ipitiee in tiet piano duo ieltete,' for per-
formers ander twelve years of Age.
• •
EMEMBRANCE SERVICE
siimmunewooloWwwg.
The Annual Service in remembrance of those ,who made
the Supreme Saerifice for King and Country
• 1914-1918 .
4
will be conducted under the a-uspices of
THE. CANADIAN TIFIGION, BRANCH 109 •
SUNDAY,'NOVEMBER lOth
at 11 am, •
All Veterans are requestetilo meet at the Armories, Newgate Street?
at 10.15at ni for the purpose of attending drilitine Service
at 11 a.m., in Knox Presbyterian Church.
The ILA J', R.0.A.P., '1,0" obtopany Middlesex and Iluroft
members of 1.01D,1)., 4Boy -Stouts and K4rl Guides !wil1. join the.
Veterans on this occasioneroderieh boys of the Perth and Elgin
Regimen s have been Invited.
• DRESS—Berets "arid AI Is, LUCENOW PIPE RAND.
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• MEMQRIAL SERVICE
. MONDAY; NOVEMBER 1Ith
A Conimunity Memorial Service NOB. be .held at the
Cenotaph at 10.30 a.m., iconducted b3r Overseas and Local
Ministers. All are cordially invited to attend.
Veterans will meet at Armories at 1.0.15 a.M.
Air and Military Units, iSoeleties and &hoot Children
Will attend this Serviee
•The public aro cordially invited to attend these services.
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