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Allati-TRNA 'Dee, 4 - Mt WealeY meeting; after whit* brief social I
Bratinoefs, •Miesee ,iDorothy stud Beryl timer was spent. Ifsev,11 0. I'Vilsou
Wilseu and Harold Nieholson cipent, presi1e-4 for the dection offieers,
Saturday at 'Londonwhich resulted as fallowet President,
Mrs. dtadiford has returaed to ro. Nrs. John mou'istm7, seeret;try-4treas-
MerstOn7 atter vieiting' her cousins -Mee. urer, lItArr,y Sturdy ; assistant, Anew
C. A. Uewseu. Andrew'. The teachers, were ee-elected
Mr. Adam. Reid,- has one to Sarnia for anothe.r year.
after visiting hie daughtee's Mr % W.
Sh.eppa.rd, and Mr, Sheppard,
, am
Ben liilton has ,one to Toronto, Gar011 Acquittett
where he hopee to obtain a. job. Ger
-
don" .Aelaufs .accompanied him and he
intends enlistins tit&
THE GODER1OH SIGNAL.STAR
NEws oF AuBuRN nutee and beeught bade the reetteetited
verdict ot aequittal,
ar Accident Case
•
Mr. `11o..rry Bodd and Mrte Lewis
(Continued. from Page I.)
Taylor; of 'Goderich, spent 'Sunday with esieglaue automobile, Taylor gave
!deuce of the 'blustery weather ton-
tion-, on the day of the- aeeident. Ile
id that . front his investigation, he
arned that the ,Ga.ron ear hadlit the
ax, tise Vingland ear and owung•,
round eroSsWise ,of the read to pin
Ir. ringland between it and a third
ser alongside 'iris owe behind vellielt
le had been etanding.
Colquhoen sfixed the speed of. the'
Garen, Car at twenty -eve miles an beer
up to within twenty -ave feet Of the
'POlut at whteb. Mr. ring -land first was
)10.tieed SPallaing On the road. ,lits said
elartmeteeitehis,.feoteeff tha,eeceleeetter
.I nil tipplied the .,braltes. Visibility at
end, Mrs. Wm. 4:-)odil, sr. ,
The public library sponsored a dance
in the Foresters' 'Hall on FeldaY night,
,Artituest orchestra a Winghera eup,:
'plied the -dance eiusie.
Tile Weal Red 'Cross held a quilting
in ICnox United ehurch basement on
Friday afteriexne abet Ave -quilts were
ettilted. poOludit supper yas served.
Eine Whatert-Ontinues to Xage here
With unabated furiirslI'lle' two earloads
of ettulents • attending Coderieh Col-
legiate Institute from here Were forced
to return houte on Tue.sday: owing ,to
lorm4b1eeked reads, 'Church service
.in Knox E,Preehyteriaii and Si. Ifiark'es"
• Anglican churches, was . cancelled "On" times 'wee good and at other tins al-
. Sundae .Owing to bad roads, I raest, nil as a high wind pioked 61,10W
Word has been received here that the •seven -foot banks of snow at
_AL_Iliceeeefor_Mer manger in the 1004 t _side ofethe road and whirled it
Ilanic a !Commerce here, and now of trough the air.
• A.Yr has been appointed manager f
the braneli Caledonie, near liana -
ton. It Is about ten • years since Mr.'
and "Mrs, Bice 'left here to go to Ayr.
United Church W.M.S.-4The
• a Knox United church: held their
monthly meeting in the church. ,base-
ment Tueeday afternoon. Mrs. Iloward
Robertson was in eharge and led in
prayer. The was,
were given by
' Ales. • H. Cie ' and Mrs. Chas.
Stranglian. Christmas readings were
gieen by Mrs. W.H. Sheppard and Mrs.
Ohas.iStraughan. Mrs. J. J. Roberton
sang ''"Star ef the East," accompanied,
by Miss Sadie 'Carter. Mrs. Howard
Roberteon gave a Christmas message.
. Bible Class Offiterse.-Th.e Junior
Bible -Clue of Ketax
, their annual meeting Tuesday evening.
Aifter boiintiful supper prepared by
the ladies, Mr. Ralph D. Muer* took
•
charge of 'the besinees ,part of, the
•Nronteith and Cook told of the effect
the impact on the Finland ear, in
hioh they were seated. They said_ it
't,Vas not severe. Monteith' sustained
abrasions on his legs and Cook wee
-dazed by a busupsonetheefereheacr
- The' Crown rest& its Case 'at this
' point and after the noon recess Defence
Counsel Haines m.oved for dismissal on
the 'ground that.the peotecution had not
shewn a degree a negle,senee sufficient
to convict.- He quoted authorities at
great length to show, as he said, how
the minds of the courts are moving in
this day and age. The trend of de-
eisions, he 'added, did not place the
0111,16. on. drivers in • such eases. The
accused was net ,morally• criminal.
ehadused the usual Standard of_ Cam,"
skill and judgment in his driving..
0rownttorney Holmes maintained
that unless His Honor -held that there
was no evidence of negligence whatso-
ever the accused must be placed on his
defence. It was for 'the -jury, not ,.t.he
judge, to • say, .as to the degree of
neg,ligence. , . ' •
"et --or- Acquitt,s1—__
After a review of the evidence ;Judge
Costello Said he would regnest the jury
to bring in a 'verdict nif not 'guilty. In
view of the 'Crown evidence,- Much of
, Which was favorable to 'accused -what
other decision. could he come to? he
I asked The evidence had presented a
very _fair interpretation o.f whit had_
happened and what might happen on a
. day. Mich as • this (the day of trial).
As it was, the Gann ear was under
"pretty fair, control end supervision:"
' IT Gar011 was guilty oranything it was
only inadvertence. - •
The jury retired for wily a few
Art-ir-Gift--Sto
Christmas Gifts for Evmone
Beautiful Framed Pictures
.25c ii
China citiits 10c up.
-English Dinner Sets by the
piece.
-I •
There may be actioe. I have
no coranaent to make. You are dis-
eletageti. You may go,'" ettid Judge
Costello tof Oaron. ,
°van; to 'the condition of the roadsi
all iessee not 'heard to ,date at this
week's Ceunty Court have been ad
-
jaunted. aurora,- and witneeees- alike
V(9.0 not' able to atteed without a great
(ivial of inconveniences
Traffic !Cop (produeing notebook)
"Name,. Please," !Speeder "Aloysius
Alastair OYDriang61." 001) 4Pattingrhis • Abele& chapter._ ,
vetch you again." " •
its regular emeetine•Frida'y DeceMber ladle's; Immediate POS,,se.s.sielaq also
uotebook away) "Well, don't let me
Gat, at 4.11m„, at tiles/mimic iibiary, ,goaordaeeeric.iies,i.pply, tp Noe/gate st„reet,
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Salvetiert A.refy will hold a' Christ-
Deember 13th, at 7.45 p.m. Admission
Mae cenceet irethe Town Hall, Vriday, ED. .
adults 1.5e; childree '10e. , 49x
• ' Antacid. Powder give's 1:snits,
Sale of fancy work, home baking,
candy and afterneort tea by the Salve -
tion A.rmy. at *Ur. )Sutherland'e store
on the 'Square, Saturday, December 7th.
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A joint sneeting of Victoria and
Central Home and ISchool Clubs will be
held in the kindergarten roene Of Vie-
toria ec4r1, Thursdays Deeember 12th*
at Am. -The entire program -will- be
presented by Tupils of beth echools`
'under the direction of Mr. A. W. .Ander-
ton. * A cordial invitation is extended
to all paren.te who wieheto attends-
The ,. Vietoria 'Helpers Ciaee of Vic-
toria street United church ' will hold
et bazaar and homeenade laking sale RTENT.---VURNISIIED IIOUSID,
e
Sutherland'S etore•on thelSquare.
OL Saturday, December 14,' in Air: all modern 'conveniences* in tOWA
evening, Roy McKenzie and hie mfr.' 105, ClintOn. 474 -
Backrite Kidney PillS'at Canipbelre, Would rent all or, any part., Apply,
Tott Tof a: init:::::bi 1.0 ,:::::::ines.
'esAtxat Kbeinggi:s ritici'tge9 lei'acillocek4.ehAdn:eisssdiaoYn 11'"". D -.1C -71)1444s inQX 1361 111°W t'OniruilaSti:E.-,4111vOlUy SIlmIlater 1,,,V,AuTnioNsi,
atle eaeh. T (11 )1 will hold Main door, suitable fer one or, ttNo 4:EsSex street. '' 49 "x
or Results A Classified Ad
TO BENT
vox sus
RAYFULD OPRRAT-
'-' ING 'Monday, Wednesday, Friday.
]venins by appointment. Vreela eider
Lor sale, Bring your own eontainere.
GiliallENHARD OROS., BaSlield, Ont.
48-50x
'Wish to thank all, those
electors who placed their COX.1,-
,
Prdenee in me On iViOnel# last.
will endeavor to 'de my 'best
in 1941.
ttridie
Ladies arid Gentlemen:..-
-1 extend my appreciative
thanks to all who contribut-
ed by their votes to my elec-
tion 011 Monday.
ets.
Very truly yours,
A. Graham
To the Electors--
,
Ladies and Gentlemen :---
,
•Your votes on Dec. 2nd con-
vince me that my effoets to prom -
and
community are aPPreciated, and
•I ask you to accePt my thanks.
I will -continue to do everything
-in my power to . Prove 'Myself
worthy of the renewal of your.
confidence.
Your very . truly(
J.E; &clans
izaE. mug ANN! PAGE Straw. or Ras(p. 317::•
PrIE 313ICIC '47171°11, 18c-2Vit 17c
!`t ItIVIALADE: ram(.)ERANAk., 323-4z. 22C
Ttlif. *SOUP CAMPBELL'S 211VfX 17c
3 244g. 25c
Wt.JUICEA&P Choice
HEINZ 2WIT 23c
0111/eStie or Easifirs1Shortatti!tg
"Peas IONA 4 Seisie
•SALADA TEA
artimp.
•YELLOW LAE' EL
q#70
Pkg. (.11
ItgA 20's 9A 0 -
BAGS Plta. •GeT
..
2 lbs. 25 C 1
20 -oz., 9,
In
-P&G Soap Bars, 19c
*Okydot 4;: -2,11d.Gpit,59
Lard SunnyficIel Pure 2. ibp. 176
Old. Cheese lb. 21
Mild Cheese m 19c
Peaches IoNA 1 Pig Iltat
Corn DEI MAIZ 2Vigt 211.0
Soap wagreltirs Ica. 15c
Soap RIMS% 3 eakes 14c
ieiuiine
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Plt0D1ICED IN ONTAltiO
CtiFFEE
Frobly Ground
VIGOROUS & %MEV •
BOKAR 'en. 39c
MELLOW .
8' O'CLOCK 'la 35c
ItICfl
rtmi-nopiero,
RED CIRCLE ia 31c
A & 1'
BREAD:
Sliced or thislleed
Ann Paz(' „White
Whole Wheat
Craelted Wheat
A & P XMAS
FRUIT CAKE
3-1b.
Coe
FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
ONTARIO • '
— P
GROWN At
No.1 Grade MACINTOSH RED finest for Eohng •
DOMESTIC GRADE SPY „Excellent for Cooking
ad1011/110011414
Ontario orawn •
Fresh Cut
37c
a
, Po. 27c
CARROTS buratto Grown
'rendea,3 lb, G
r. W11',!1. CoreizS1 --7
TilifiVIPS ()1kri°74`in 2 lbs, Sc
CCLICILY HEARTS ' th‘kg7, tfit ' 2 bune,les 23c
' OVVII
- Gilt 1110 TIMINIFT 11411111:. IMP YOURSELF 10 MVI
liff The A hitystilto tt mellf ‘,,,at eo 1t4
To the
Electors of Gloci,erich:-.-7-
wish to express iny-..deep
appreciation for the splendid'
• support given Me at the polis
last Monday.
DA). Mooney
To my supporters:
Ladies and Gentlemen, -
Please accept my sincere
appreciation of your loyal
-Support in the eleetion of
December 2rtd.
Sincerely yoUiS,-
Teachers Discuss
Opnven.tion for Colborne'West
. WawanOsh and Ashfleld
Held at Dungannon •
DUNGANNON, Dec. 2. ---Thirty-one
beaehers 0 -riche -sehools iri .A.ehfield, Col-
borne and • West Wawanosh ' met In
conference in Dungannon. This was' tAirkikrb.--it4litr, rocq` GENE_ RAI,
one Of three such gatherings. in the ' housework. Experien& preferred.
A,pply BOX 66;••01GINAL.STIAR.
,was -present. "-----LThe-other-meetings-were IL GENTS--- -iv,A.NrrED: .r-F.,—Y
inspectorate of James Kinkead, who i ,
OTIOW-SIS-hereby giv'eri trat all
held at Ethel and Belgrave. Harveyf want to start a busineee Of your perso4s •having claims against the
Bryank 1S.S. No. 3, 'Colborne, was chair- own awl become independent, 'write .Estate of John Diamond Weocts, de
-
man of the convention. Devotional today for the 'MO Propositien. NO ceased, who_died on or about the, 30th
exercise e were condkieted by Rev.` etTSN UNDER" Trineinutityr- TitriAlr, day. of A.ugusts-A.P. 1940, are required
Gordon Hazelwood of the Beinniller OFFER. The A10$13 Complete, line of-__ to,deliver to The 'Beltleh Mortgage and-
eircuit •of the United Mural- ' • fere.d With FRDIesoesopuerris for con Trust Corporation Of ‘Oatario,, of iStrat,
• Opening, remarks were. given by in- smeere, IStatt now toebegin the new 1 fford, ,,,Ontario,..,Executor of 'the said
spector Kinkead. Duncan A. 'MacK;W
aY year right.'".'”OMEN and -Vml. ' ac.- estate, on or [before the 27th daY *sof
o
-ofeKintairspokeerrehe-beautifieatienee test --.A.-pply-4at---JfftBOrl.:485--eSon - e er,-2CD:'1040;a -full -ifitement l.....eetp
school •grountls. He , urged all to de- -calm, Montreal. ' ' , 49-52 of their claims 'together with particu-
lars -thereof, and the nature of the
eecuritieseleanyeleeldslay-thertar all -441y-
. PUBLIC NOTICE verified by affidavit, . .
AND TANK iNornem that after the
said last xaentioned date the said
Bxecutar will4voce4c1A-041tatribufe-the
estate a the 'emit' deceased amongst
the persons entitled thereto having
regard only to such claims as shall have
received dne 'notice and in , accordance
therewith. -- . _ _
DAirriD at.Olinten, Ontario,,this'28th
about neatness in work. .She dis- ing
of the Tovvinship
the 'coming year to the transaction ,
played printing books, books on social
. . business as carefully.' day of November, Am. 1040. . .
F. ''FINIGLAVD, K.0., ,
Olintonf Outp.riO;
40-51 Solicitor for the said Ketate,
WANDE6 --0110ION- MAPLE LOOS.
'Glee full •partieularS to PDX 65,
SIGNALJSZAU . ' 40-59
ANTTADsee A IGIIIffe TO DO GEN..
ORAE housework. Must, be able:
to di) pa1nokln Apy MOS, E. L,
DEAN, Goderich, or phone 00. 49x
.41.44)1E).-7*(1,33,1.1-YOL rugltsEs.
for anmdintalZit•tlerefutlIvt1'.1epr'1814t,;'til‘,1:'
FRED ITILBERT, *It.R. :2, Baytipio
Phone 908 r• 22, Clinton. calls paid
fors,
Wt4T1 —O
ItENT: A FURN-
l'SHED house,. or furniShed or un-
fureistede'fiat. Apply, FLYING 'OF --
MOM. W. G. rIIIIOMPSON, Box 156,
FOR 0A10,4AI) „OF T33.
and blood -tested cattle, cAyrshires
and Ilolsteins, heifers and eoWs„ going
to freshen 'during winter and early
spring. T. L DURNIN, Rat,. 1, Dun-
gannon. Phone 81 e 7 Dungannon.
" 48.„50
R ,S.M41,1.--41.1UDIS01/ 'SINAJL COATI'
.- with kolinsky trim* Size 18; peactice
ally now, will sell at holt Wee, Call -
SIGNAL -0%R °MICE. -49
s,eeeeeeeeeeeeseeesseeeeeeee,eeeee,__ee
NOTICE TO capprrous
NOTIOE• TO, OIMIDITORSe
IN TRE-BStrArgh or Isabella Baker,
late of the rToWn ot Gotierich, in the
County of Huron* Spinster, decetteed.
Creditors and ',others having claims
...against the above .estate are eeqpired
to send full particulars of Such elairus
to the undersigned on or' 'before the
Godeiichels 15.tbe doY,..of,..Peeember, 1910,.. after
, . , ,
which date the Estate's assets will be
*-77---
e
distributed, havinregard: only to
claims. that have been en received.
LOFTUS: DANCE;
'Ooderich, Onta.fio,
48-$0 Soll'citor for the Executor.
WANTED. --RAW FURS, HIGHEST
prices paid for skunk, coon,. mink
and fox by Joe Abel.. Calls every
Thursday at SAKE McDOUGAteS,
Cedar street, 47-9
ROOM FOR TWO. GIRLS.-ILOCAT-
-- 'DD near ,Collegiate.. . Apply to
S1GNAL-StrACR., 49
Nioril0E To GRWIrrORS.
In the ]state of John Diamond
Wootls, late of the Village at Bayfield
in. :,,,the 0Ounty of Huron, retired
farmer; deceased.
something for the improvement ef
srhool groimds,, as itirelped the child to
Iappreciate nature and come closer to '
'
God. •
-
Miss 'Mildred Anderson, teacher of L
•the junior room of Dungannon school,
To the Klectors xf 'Colborne Township.
gave aetalkeon teaching- grade 1 puprls Ldies and Gentlemen -1 wishto
This work," She said, is the fmnda- thank you Sincerely and heartily for the
tion for 'all teaching, Make the little confidence you have shown in me by
ones feel tb.at they are a vital and, electing me seeee
necessary part of the school. Pel'froii. of our Township.
will be my ibu,91nes to deserve that
hould be the aim, with grat tioer
ca --r• confidence by devoting My efforts dur-
s.
TIVSIKSY, DEVEM ER thlt, 1010
EXECUTOR'S SUE
EN1501q1)001,,ii SAVE
)3y Public Auction of a comfortable
dwelling and 3 lots ibelong4 to the
rstate of the late Itobert'Marehant,
the premises, gaitland Road, Cioderleht
on
sATtiptoAX, DEMLNIBBIt
at o'clock pan.
Tbis is a .small,, wellAttilt houst
a fair state Of repair.and the iotstre
good garden ground.
Ternis--20%, of ',Purchase ,price to be
paid at time Of sale, ihalano within. ,
Alays, Whe4 liossCssiot wilrhe giren,
Further particulars natty be had fro*
n; ROMAN% • •
txveutor,
• ITAY$ (S; ITAXS,
Solicitors‘odericht,
GiMi)BY 4 - •
48.9' ' AUctioneer%
studieS •and Pletiqes of peireerY rhymes and efficiently as possi'
,. Wishing you tall t heppy Christmas
season and a prosperous year t& follow.
Yours faithfully.*
WILLIAM TH-OM.
and 'colored. table napkins done by the
pupils.
Gordon, Hazelwood spoke on
religious instruction which, he is carry-
ine out -in schools
IVith Miss Jean Long presiding at
the piano, a singsong was enjoyed.
Graham Pinluiey,,,principal'•a Dungan-
non school, past president, spoke on
CHURCH *NOTES* ,
The regolar young 'people's meeting
the finances which are in a healthy of North street United church was held
, condition, and of the 8chool library for on Monday, evening .- During the de-
' teachers in Wingliam. . Duncan Mac- votional service Rev. W. P. Lane eon -
Kat ▪ the new president presented plans ducted a "Bible quiz contest" the
1 for next year's convention. A vote a meeting concluding with a short busi-
thaeks to the ladies who served dinner, nOs discussion.
by Mr. Pinkney, was replied to by Mrs. Rev. A. J. Milligan, minister of .the
Lorne 'vers. ' '''' Baptist church, will preach next Sun
,At the afternoon session Miss Jean day on the subjects, "The Godhead" and
Long spoke on the teaching of English, "The Conversion of an 'Ethiopian:" ,
after which there were discussions on 1 The Woman's Association of North
Scale for marking 'eonipositiOns, value ',street •United church will,meet, Thurs-
of interchange of letters among pupils day, December 12th, at 8 pen., in the
of -different schools', the teaching of church. .
poems, and supplementary reading. d, °
Miss leorabelie Dickson, Nile school,
led a dismission on choral -speaking
which was illustrated by six pupils. He- attended Queen's University in 3.Ks
, Other speakers were Thomas Wilson, and then spent three ears'witha
• St. Helens school, "The Place a Enter- law firni in Watrous. 'ComPleting an -
prise in School"; Miss: Geraldine Mc- other three-year term hi a law school in
Sc
Ewen, l3enmillery "The Problem of the Regina, he graduated from, the institu-
,:. d Mr. " Pinkney, who tion and for the past twenty -"One years
Tune -table," an
bag' been practising en Watraus. During
Urged all teachers to joie the Teachers! e
Federation. ' . i the years Mr. Gordan haa raet. with eon -
In closing,. Mr. Kinkead urged care
in filling out reports, good 'printing life, and he is highly. regarded by his
the pupils, short periods in mathema-
by . fellow citizens, as 'evidenced by the
tics, social studies; materials' in crafts, 1 vhoetewcaasstiaopnMpethreddaYe. ei7iree
.eeyeetsaerpEtegeo.,
ete. He urged all to help the war ; vineild1Government.
, effort by the purchase of stamps auIto 1 •
co-operate with the music teacher& Ile
spoke in favor of township school areas.
Officers of the Association -are : 'Past
• president, Graham L. Pinkney; presj-
dent, Duncan MacKitY, Kintail; ,,vice-
. president, Miss Edna Proctor, Mon-', •
erief ; secretary -treasurer, Gordon
•Kidd, Wingliant ; cotathittee, Jean Long,'
Ashileld; eilizabeth Itear,Jethel; Clar-
enee Grainger, Morris. e .
To ` the 'Electors
of the Town of Goderich—
,
I ask each and every one
who helped to re-elect me on
Dec. 2nd to accept my sin-
cere thanks.
My constant efforts will be
to promote the interests af
,this coinanunity.
Faithfully yours,
David Sproule
s1 siderable success in various walks of
To the Electors :7-
1° wish to thk all thoSe
friends who east a vote in
the recent eleetion for inc in
such unfavorable weather,
feel assured tlt,at the six ca-
pable councillors will give en-
tire, satisfactien,
Sincerely
Mis. Edith .M. 1remblay—
illA1OR OF WATROUS
• ,
Native of Aslitleld ILls Had Suceessful
Carr hi, Saskatchewan
•. --From- The Manhole published at
'WatrouS, .Sask., we Mlle the following
reference to a member of a well-known
former Aehfieldfamily and a brother
Iof Mise Mary Gordon of town: . •
Mr. - A. .1... Gordon,,K.C.,' pioneer
resident, was elected' Monday as mayor
of the town a Watrous, defeating A.
T. Terrier by a vote of 173 to 92. - Air.
Gordon, who suceeeds Dr. II. Itl: Agar,*
chief executive of the own for several
terms, will tiesutee office early in
January. *
The mayesselect„ born near -Goderich,
Otte Mae than half a eentury agoe
came west and homesteaded in Watrouo
dietrict back in 1908. Mr. Goedon was
the iiret achool teacher in Watrous,
OW of Titanks—
This is to thank my loyal,
sit.Pporters who voted and
Worked for Mk through the
blizzard of Dec. 2nd 'for our
,rights and liberty at- the
Municipal election. TO OW
new Council—Carry on
•
Charles Cooper
..„-ACCIDENTS
NOW IS THE TIME *010 YEAR
FOR ACCIDENTS
, PROTECT TOUR FAMILY
Against 'any accident, anywhere
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Insurauce and Real Etat' •
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1VfALLOUGH.-4At Alexandra, HosPitel,
Goderich, on Thursday, December
5th, 1941Vto Mr. and Mrs. Alex..
Mailough, IGoderich, a son
MEP •
STRAUPHAN.,-;-At Parkland, Alberti,
oa Wednesday, November 27th,
Margaret • Jeanette GoldthOrPe,
widow of the late Edward iStraughan.
Funeral services Monday, December
2nd
ti.trOOLITOAS? IS414:1 ,f
Of tionse Furnishings and rifects of
.the late, Isabella Baker at the „bon*, .
William Street,' Goderich, on
IVEPNESDAY, 'EtriOEMBItlit 'ilth
al 1.3i). sharP.
All tile contents will be sold, inelud-
log jiving roOrn, (lining room, bed room
-and- kitehea- fureiture,,,,-Plantie-seselee,, s.
maphine, stoves, garden tools, dishes,
glassware and'numerous,other article%
Everything to be diSposed, of as ,the,
PrePerty is. sold. Terme-Cash. '
W. J. BARRE,* *
- Executor,
• T. GUNDZY & SON,
49 - • Auctioneers.
reswieetit
. JOHN. JEFFERY
• ,
Warren St. Phoee 577W
GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND
BUILDER
Every.Branclref Cartienter Week, •
'WILLIAMS & SON' GRANITE
, WORKS
1457 St, Patrick St.Phofl 1955
• STRA.TIFORD,ONT -
Largest Stock In Western Ontario To
Choose From .
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES'
At the annual'meeting of the Malted,:
Farm Women of, Ontario, held tat Tor!,
of Belgrave was re-eleeted president.
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hie wife, hie conscience and hiti
Stomach,
-11;41 GetT'Yoltr.. '1941
ers
arid PE4TILIT1' CARDS early'
The applications on your 1910
Permits MUST BE FILLED IN
AND -SIGNED; -before presenting
--
them for renewaL4-All*.Pernilta
expire December 31st, 1940.
}VOA
Macilioar
At ' •
MacVICAR'S HOE stonE
Box 414 Godericit
..4444.4.4.44.4.4*
• • •
Buy your supply of coal at the' present time at the present
prices.
American Anthracite, Chestnut, Stove and Egg, Pocahon-
tas lump and brickettes, Alberta lump and biickettes. •
This business formerly known as Hu.ckins &.Seabrook will
be carried on by the
Seabrook Coal Co.
Phones:— 0 ce 'Komi° 728
MILITARY WATCHES
The Victory watch bac been specially =dolor active Activice.
The strong steel case is dustproof, rainproof, and has ati
unbreakable glass. It is fitted with a 17 jewel movement that
has proved one of the most satisfactory Rolex has produced
for bard wear. This watch can he serviced by Rolex jewellers
in ell parts of„the world,
41 Robertson
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