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NEWS OF AUBURN
_AVVICON, 4su, 21.---Miess. Violet Scripture was. read by Mrs, D. W.
Mara. spent the weekcend with Mr. Hamilton and Mre. Weelsee offered
surd Mrs. Thos. Wilson, 'Carlow. pras-er. Mrs. 'Gordon. Titelor, 31r43.
*re. Ray OINeti o ioaatlin. oent Neebit, airs. Weekes and Mrs. A.
ties vreede-ead at the home of her pars Leittlierlauri were appointed to arrange
Oats, AKIN end Mrs. A, j. Ferguson.
'Miss Bell* Keating a Blyth is6Peud*
ing e few days with Alre. joint Semings
too.
Lloyd Rutledge, who le taking a
eouree s wires e operator at Montreal,
Went the week -end with his parents,
Mr. stud Mrs, ROA. Rutledge. ,
the programa for the eoming Neer. A
letter of thauke 'Was read from Mise
Betty Asqnith for a ;Chrietente gift .re-
er ire& Rev. It M. Week va ehowed
two reels of interesting pictures. Mrs.
Net gave a• reading. Mr. Weekee
closed the ineeting with prayer. • A
dainty lunch was served by the hoetees,
• Mies Phyllis Ball of Suearaerbill Is assisted by iser mother, -Mrs. D. W.
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visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Laneing. Hamilton.
R.T.1".VeseOwing to the stormy wets- WomenInstitute,—The January
tber the chisrele eerviee aud the 13.Y.P. `meeting of the Women'Institute was
V. meeting were vonabined at the Bep- held in 'the Foresters',Hall on TusesdaY,
fist church, on Seattle/ afterneon, Mrswith an. attendance of twenty-eight.
Rad Relthby Was In charrse a the The ,President, Mrs. Edgar Lawson,
, meetiug. A Bible, sptiz was' conducted presided. It was decided to raisetiftsr
by ',George Robertsou, ,llarie BeithbY dollars for. the British, War Victims'
gave a tre ading, Rom Pistil/De swig a ° Relief Fund before the first of May.
stole. D4ris and 'sleek MeKnight; sang Mrs. Gearge Dawsou gaVe a reatlifsg,
4 sinet.''"Mr. Zanies 'Raitisby ga-Ve the ...".The Bachelors Dream in a 0Irtireh."
topic. Donald Boss end Harold iteifil,Mre, ,Gordon Taylor favored. • with a
gave a Piano duet and George Itaithby i eolo, MrS. John 'Cowan gave a splendid
an „accordion solo. - • I paper on 'Home Dconoraies.',", :is H.
. Ladies' Guikle-eire...Gorclole TayiorI C. WIlSon gave a readinges"Out a" the
gave her hotiae or the January meeting 'Old House sNancysg-----MisSes Sadie
ssor.tiae-GuildsofeStesriarV,eeselmrehe.Theeereartersenndsselosephinee-Wti_tek',ILsa.
president, Mre. Taylor, Imesided, The duet. The roll cell was answered by
4‘lf I could have justone' more labor-
saving device, it 'would besse."-A-unique
'feature a the meeting _was aneoPren
parade. The prize, which was donated
by Mrs. 'Edgar Lawsonewas awarded to
Mrs. IL 0. Wilson. The meeting was
eloSed with the National Anthens, after
which a dainty lunch was Served by the
1 hosteeses, Mrs. E. Phillips; Mrs. Allen
and 'lire. Rollinson. '
Death of -Miss IVIarguerite Wfoore.—
Mr; Edgar Lawson ',received,. Word on
• Thursday -a the 'death : af his nlece,
Marguerite 'Moore, of Kitchener, who
died that day in Kitchener 'Hospital.
The young woman lute been in ill
health for several years. She was
born7thirtystwie :rears ago in Goderich,
being the daughter of .Mr. and Aire.
Walter Moore; ,tben :residing there.
GODER1C1-1 SIGNAL -STAR
sell, The 3.100re, family Molted noth
rBAYMELD
Mes. Uwe was formerly Clare. Lew-
in 1018 and came to Kitchener in 1931.1 iiss is T., 01 .0.,,,, ii It„
II 3,S4 Moore. waa a member of Trinity 1 ''''-`444"*" "'"' a'''''—'11**"' -; ---'
United eliurele Site le survived by her rett 414 Mr8f T.' Bennett wtnrned to
mullion, or Detroit on Monday after having' petitParents, one brether, eeveral days with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Weston. • s
Mrs. W. J. McLeod, sr4 Miss. Elsie
1eLeo4 and Master Donald returned
fawn Detroit on Friday last after havs
Ing spent 'several weeks there. •
Miss Elizabeth Reid of Toronto is
friends present at the, funeral were ex,Pa,Incling some time with her sister,
Mrs. Wrn. Downs, of Toronto; Mr. and I ''''•°•'s --M• It°14.•
'Mrs. 'Russell 13rowu, Mr. and Mrs. Mr` and Mrs' limed Crane a Datmit
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J&NUARC 23rd, 1t41
Swastika, que., anti one sieter, Mrs. M.
Cormier, of Kitchener. An impressive
funeral service was held from the Bates
'Bechtel foneral home on -Saturday
afternoon, with Rev; ,E. 10, Seymour
conducting the services Interment wae
itt Weselland cemetere. 014-0.t.tOwn
English
Dinner Sets
$14.75 to $45.00
Sets may be pUrchased . by ' the
Pieee at any tunes
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Smith's Art lei -Gift. Store
Irsa4 St Phone 198.
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_Coal!
We are in the market to supply you -with the following coals...
„ANTHRACITE • . ALBERTA, POCAHONTAS
Mit $15.ortret ton Lump $1200 1-te-ten--Lump -$1250-per.ton
'Stove $15.00 perion Briquettes 13.1) tenlyiquettes 13.00 per ton
Pea .$14.50 per ton
Coke $12.50 per ton
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Vire May be in the blackbusiness kit we treat you -white,
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91fice
eabrook Coal
These are cub prices
587 ° and are good tor thirty days.
qttes.
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A&P Fluids & VEGETABLES—'
APPLES -B.6 D'acious-tvge Juicy 3 6'1 Oc
ORANGES California Nivel Large Doz. 3 3,
GRAPEFRUIT marsTbseresdies 80's 2 for 90
SPINACH FreSh Ctirly Laaf 2 ibs.1 5c
CARROTS Titi$H 2 ibs.15c
CELERY HEARTS trdel: 2,Bcb's..17c:
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IT'S NEW SPAGHETTI Hein2 Vigt 230
A& p BABY FOODS HEiliz3 Tim, 25c
RA1siN Pora &Beans Heini.- 2 vig 25c
LOAF Tffluatoes A&P Fancy 2 viz. 25c
RAISINS k . lb. 10
Chock Full of Choice BulC
Raisins Sneed and OUAKE11.40ATS ,t. ittc
Wrapped.
CHIPS° MI" 20c
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Loaf •
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iibb: 2;c
Cc'
-----Amium------g—, MILD CHEESE th. 190
sciatic" Teo jEwEL SHORTENING Ass' s, 25c
solipWooebures Vadat
Special Offer Cake$ 4 ' 2 'C —4
VEI,LOW LABEL
,1/2-1b. Pkg. 37c
1-16. Pkg. 73
migo.
"Alkoplete-or -
Special Offer
1 Pkg, Soap Oakes
3 Cakes Toilet Soap
All kr
caimormettswitadanamoot.a,.....-
Palmolive Soap 2 ca/"8 9c
PEARS lona, Keiffer
MAC -01* SPAG 2-
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.PEACHES fona' 18-0z. 12.
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otie and me. and mrs. Boinsoo a 'Vent the week -mid with Mrs.' W., J.
Ha Ilion; Mrs, MeVittie and al' rs. 5"'"d*
1)ktrich, of Preston; andlAirs and:Mere. Mrs. Harold Weston. and. friends, of
Lawson and Bernice; of Auburn. - Detroit, spent the Week -end with Mr.
Richard Weston. . '
Two ' Birthdays.—Two "highly es- Baysiese Agricultural Society The
teemed ladies of this district celebrated annual meeting or the Barfield Agri -
their birthdays this week, Mrs. Robert, 'cultural Societv was held in the Town
McGee passing her eighty-fourth miles Hall on Wednesday afternoon last. The
stone on Monday. and Mrs. Alice Robb , following officers were elected for 1041;
being oeventrefour • on Tuesday.e; „ , I President; Weis Sparks; lst vice-presr-
Mrs. McGee ' -was formerle :. Tuesday..
dent, Fred . Middleton; 2nd vice-presis
Stalker, daughter of the late Mr, and dent, Bert Dunn; treasurer, James H.
Mrs. Franeis%Stalker, 'pioneer residents 'Reid; secretary. A. Es Erwin. Directs
of this distriet. . 'Ou becember••10, 1879, ore are 'Frank Keegan, 'Ed. roster,
she planted Robert MeGeew They lived -Russell Grainger, John Howard, Harold
for lifteesrt y,ears after their marriageSfinsol)' auel ' eMrs.' 'Fred MeEweU andas areseaserese, where mrs eleeree eee, i Mre-Cleorge 'tattle. Honorary directs
etedeselivere.----Abourse,-895-Mrseanderers : eMrs. 'Russel Grainger, etre: nu,
Mrs. Me.Gee returned to Auburn. to er.sri';'-fsirr-ft:*. -grawdrisrfs:Ir•
live on the farm now occupied by .their lfiddleten, Samuel Houston, T. els
son, Harvey. Mr, McGee passed away Snowden, D. H. . McNaughton, A. II.
,in lurch, me, uses ereesee is a Warner, W. W. Wise, WrI. R. Stephen -
'member of Knox' Presbyterian church.. son, .Robert Pennale. lir. iSainnel
No celebration was held thiS year, as I Houston was given a life 'membership..
Mrs. MeGee is confined to bed all the'sAuditors, John R. 'Cameron and E. A.
time. , e. Mrs. Robb was born on
Feethereton. The dates set for the
January 21, 1807, to Mr. and -Mrs. John I fall fair are September 24th and 25th.
Marwood of East Wawanosh, On.
- Obituary.—The death occurred at her
March 21, 1887, ,,Alice . Marwood was home on the 'Goshen line, Stanley town -
united in Marriage to John Robb,, and Sill% of Sarah Ellen eid, wife of Ed -
after their marriage they lived on the 1 ward Merner, after a very short illness.
Robb moved to Lochalsh a•nd thirteen and Was born. in Stanley township on -NOTICE.
The +Annual Meeting of Alexandra
Werner was the daughter Of the ,.
4th concession of Huron township for Mrs. . , .. .
fourteen years. In 1901, Mr. and 11erse late John Reid- and Eliza Ann Clark . t .
Marine and General Hospital will be
Years later theyMretired to Ripley, •M
ay lith 1849; She was married to_ •
held at the Hospfese•on Frida
where Mr. Robb died five years later, Edward Healer in •ISeptember, y, Febru-
lesl.,t9ots ary. 7th, the annual 1Urpose 04 o 1, receivinat 8 o'clock sp.messfor
'BronsonMrs, ‘ Robb has been residing in the and resided on the line,
re -
village for six years with her brother, 'y townehip, In 1911 they mond to the pf g-
Levi Marwood. She lets three sons and Baylield, Iv -Here they lived until 1928'portelection of offipers
, eand•Any other
. business which, might properly be dealt
one daughter, Dr, Edgar Robb and Dr. 'except .fer a short time spent in 'Clinton. ththeeting
Wm. • J. Robb, 'el ' Weinnieeg, Wesley •They then moved to the Goshen line, wi. at is. m. .
OKSAUNDERS
Robb of Lochalsb. and MIS. R. Mae_ .wh' ere they had since resided. She is ..s
e - . . ,
••. ,• •SecretarY.
Tires and flatteries on time as low
as 55C 4 week; no red tee* at Baxter's
Linfield's Writ 'Services sStatielly
Phones 535, , , -3
Campbell'S Stetnach and Liver Pills.
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The regular 'meeting of the Goderiels
Women's Hospital AuXillary Will take
Place at the Public Library on More
day, 'January 27th, at 4 o'eloek.
January sale of hats, specially •priced
at $1.00. MISS 'MeV/OAR'S MILL-
INERY, Kingstem street, phone 462.-'
The iSdit-ford ared,°01:Oss: will meet
at the home of Mrs. ,Geo. Bean on
Thursday, January 30t11, at 2 P.m.
Goilerich Dollar StOreeesianuary sale,
1.5th to 29th. 20% off on men'is and
boys', windbreakere and sweaters; woe
Men's. and gide' geWns and PYJOInaS.
soirsesorroesesseseserserserstessserressm,,
NOTICE ,
ANNIMNOIMANT.
-Mrseirsefrecl-Bloonafteldereisheasfeerere
'lounge 'that be has taken over the
management of the Red :Star Gas Ser-
viee Station, Huron road. 3-5x
QVfl BRAYAGENT . ;HERE IS
ready to .quoteprices a.ne .take
orders, , We'd advise early ordering,
Price list orders from former customers
are rolling in—they've found, Bray
Chicks 'Pay. E. H.ISOMERSAJI.L,
2, Goderich. • 4
For Results A Classified Ad
TO SENT
0 diONT. ORD SITTING -ROOM,
•witia or without board. Heated by
furnaee. 121 Waterloo,..tiouth. 4
:survived by her husband, two daugh-
Kenzie, of Vochalsh. We wish this
morhappy e rers, Izetta, Mrs. Quentin Hallman of
Turner _of, eOlinton andeetwa
-honored resident many
birthdays. New Duneee, and gditb, . Mrs. Grant
,Nicholson -Wilson. —A quiet. _but
Merton of Goderiellz- and Kenneth. Of
pretty Wedding was solemnized in thei .Goderich township ; also by three
'Presbyterian manse, Blyth, on ISatnr- sisters, Miss Margaretslieid of Bayfield,
day at 6 p.m., when Rev. A. M. Boyle Miss Elizabeth Reid f Toronto and
'United in 'marriage Beryl M Wilson, Mrs. R. Webster. of Lucknone and one
youngest daughter 'of MraTur-sesTr, brother,- Mr. Robert Reid of the Bay
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John Wilson, -Auburn, and Ilarold field road, 1Stanley township. One
Arthur Nicholson, eldest son of Mr .t daughter and two 'dons, Alva, Mervin
and Mrs. Arthur Nicholson, •Seeforth. and Earl, predeceased their Mother
Tile, bride was becomingly attired in a when children., The funeral wits held
street -length frock of sea blue ern- on Saturday afternoon from: St. An-
broidered in gold, with nadtching turban deew's United. Church, interment being
and shoulder length veil'. Her corsage , in Bayfield temeterY. Thepallbearers
was Johanna. Hill.rosesand ferne.e.Miss were -.Rimer -Stephenson, Lerne Arm-
strong, Wer. Armstrong,'Ilenry Hayter,
MeOlincheys and Percy John -
stole Flower bears were Aenelel Mer-
ner, • David MeKenzie, Bruce Me0,1in-
cher and Elgin Porter.: Rel4tives from
a distance 'who were preseee for ' the
funeral included Mrs. Janata& Merner,
Windsor; Ur. and Mrs. &tines Webster,
Liicknow; Mr...and Mrs. MeNain, Am-
berley ; -Mr. and Mrs, D. "McKenzie,
Kinteil ; and Mrs. Quentin Hall-
man; Netv Dundee; Miss • Elizabeth
'Reid, Toronto- -Mrs. .George Merrier,
.Dorethy Wilson, sister of the bride,
was bridesmaid and wore 'it dress
queens blue with gold *trimming .andse
wine hat and a corsage of bronze
chrysanthemums. Jack 'Nicholson,
'brother ..of the groona, was 'best man.
After -the 'wedding a reception was held
at the hale o. the bride's parents.
The bride's mother received the guests
wearing a 'green crepe . dress. The.
groom's- %nether was attieed ix black
with sequins. The dining -room . was
prettily Acct.:mated with pink and white
',streamers and the bride's table was me and Mre. •Arnold Merner, Elgin
centred with a three-story wedding Merner, Mrs, T. eferner, Dashwood ,
eake. Mrs.Wesley Bradnock arid -Miss -Mrs -Wesley Merner, Zurich.
'Vivian ,Straughan °assisted in tbe sery- -
. The gift from bridegroom to the bridegreo.to
tee bridesmaid was a. gold • necklace
t'CHVRCII NOTES
and to the °Townsman, a old tiepin. .
The bride's teavelling costume was rose Quarterly meeting serviceu will be•
with black, trimming with accessories held in the Free Methodist church,
to match. Guests present at therecep- corner Victoria and Park streets,
tion were alts and Mrs. Arthur Nichol-•Sanuary 24-26. The Friday evening
son, Allan and !Barbara Nicholson of service at -8 o'clock will be under the
Seaforth, Higb. Bennett of Port Albert, auspices of the Y.P.M.S. Rev. J. W.
Mrs. Chest 'Straughan and Vivian and
4- Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bradnock of
Aubuen. The young couple will, reside
in Galt.
PONES 40.50,s lic
pusA &,11 Choice -3 -Sieve 21141ez 11,c
• 10,
Ann Page Products
Angel Coke Ea. 29c
Doughnuts Dozno
PoPpy sEED
TWIST 0 Loaf 9c
cum manstimattow
ROLLS Ea,17c
GRAPEFRUIT At= 21*
TOMATO JUICE 39 25
APPLE JUICE 3 tit 23
'V SOAP :rakes 13c
IIXT SOAP 2 eak"
Buy war saseings stamps a.nd help
defeateHitle.rs____, _ -
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OOLLECTIONS
On Jan, 3rd, 1941, another
&lent wrote, "Your pheque re-
ceived and I wish to thank you
for the Manner in which you
' handled this," •
If you want efficient service'
• send ris your list of outstanding
debts for collection'. Remember
our m
ters, no collection,, no
ebarge for our services." ^..
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Tlie 'Collectors Orangeville, Ont. •
Est. 1890—Longest established
firm of collectors • in Ontario.40
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Signal -Star; Goderich. 3-4
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Greet Atheefe *1114 ?AMC Te*
TO ALL EX -STUDENTS
OF GODERICH
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
The Trustee Board of the
Goderich Collegiate Institute
invites all ex-stUdents to at-
tend a meeting ixt, the .assem-
bly 'room, of the Collegiate on -
the evening of January 28th,
at 8 o'clock, to consider
means of organization to
mark the 100th anniversary
of the founding of their
alma mato:.
W. A. ,COULTHURST,
ASQIIITH ° Committee
3-4
Peach of .Sarnia, whose daughtereieses
missionary nurse in the Belgian Congo,
'will be the speaker. Ile also will preach
onSaturdaY evening, and on , Sunday
at 11 a.m. and 7 0.m.,Sunday 'school
?wine -at 9.46 reme-and Methodist -love --
feast at .10.30 a.m. A hearty welcome
to a .
"The Rehires' et Christ" Will be the
theme of the eeimozeto be 'preached by
the minister of the Baptist church on
Sunday evening. Itt .00
subject will be "Ohriste our -Teacher."
. _7orning the
The Signal -Star sells for $2 to any
address in Canada and .is worth more.
Look at your label; it will -show the
dpaaitt up, to wh.
ich: your subscription ,is
N°11°E.
_Notieees herelevegiven that Drs H.
Hall; .Dentist,sGoderich; • will on of.
about the Segenth day ;Of February,.
1941, discontinue 'his :dental practiee itt
Goderieh for the duration of the., wars
elneetee .thes fact that :he• has enlisted
with His 'Majesty's Canadian .Adtive
Service Forces. All itecounts due to
the said Dr: a R. Hell, are reqUested to
be paid on or before the above-men-
tioned •date or satisfactory:arranges
ments mede with him. as to their pay-
ment. ' • •
DATED at IGoderich this tenth day Of
Januaryi-A.D. 1041.
Backrite for the kidneys, damp -
bell's.
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NNUAL MEETING..
The amnia' meeting f the West
Wawanosh Mutual 'Fire Insurance
•Cempany . will be held in sthe Parish
'Rail, Dungannon, on Friday, February
7th, 1941, at 2:00 pan., to. receive re-
ports, elept directors and transact gen-
eral 'business.. Directors Anderson, Me-.
Dowell and MaePhee retire, but , are
eligible for reelection., •
• " 0.0. TRELEAVEN, ,
4-5 iSeeretary,
RENTessORIOK HOUSE OR
apertment, with hot-water furnaee; •
wired or elettrie range; partly turn-
ished; possession February 1,st. ,Phone
031 r 11 or write UR. ROST. ROUGES,
Rat. No. 1, Goileriele 2tf
TO MIT. ---TWO Gums rum,
, ISOM rooms for light honsekeeP-
lug also rooras and board if required.
J. Ir. HARINWOI is, Keays etreet.
'FOR SaLi
Fon ,sair1,--600x16 USED ;
•sale b4igain. 33,A.X9ER &LIN -
/WELD, Shell •Service. Station. Phone
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a.
FOREDBt13U..GOODS,
Sundries, etc", mailed peetpaid In
Plains sealed wraPpei'. 80% less* than
retail. Write for mail-order eatalogue.
•NOV-RUBBDR, Oat Dept K-8, Box 91,
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pon, 4.`A,TA.—T-xsto .-IMArIONPORT
"Ph* and two rocking elittits in good
condition. Call SIIGNAL-STAR. -4
'S1AVE.-4ARM, CONSISTING
of 220 acres, ,good house • end barn,
spring water. Olose to Mill; schoel and
ehurch, APPLY te MRS. .GRACE LONG,
R.R. 3, Lucknow.- 3-4
SA.LE OR RIINT.--L-1"REMETTE"
- portable typewriter; standard isey-
boars', with 'all latest iraprovements.
Will sell on easy % ternis or rent as
desired. Typewriter ribbons for regu-
lar size or portable machines, also rolls
.for adding (machines. Oall ;SIGNAL -
STAR .ownom, plione71. -3
POR SAtE. —19 *MAWS LAND
with. brick house; frame barn and
garage, equipped with hydro; 'within
town limite. Phone 3020. • 8-4x
gOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice • is • hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing lietWeen
No M. Baker and 31. J. Ainelie, as
butchers, has been dissolied by mutual
consent. All accounts due the; late
firm must be paid at the firm's 'shop
'011 or before February 8th, 1041, after
which dote all unpaid accounts will be
turned in 'for celIeetion. From
this date the business will be con-
ducted by 31. 3. Ainslie, at 'the. same
place. s
Dated at IGederich, this 7th day of
January, 1941.
BORN
itIcGRAW°.—At -Alexandra Hospital,
sGederich, on January 16th, to Mr.
and MTS. John McGraw, Goderich, a
daughter.
•STEWA,RT.---At Alexandra Hospital,
Godericli, on January 22n4, to IVIr.
.and Mrs. Arthur Stewart, Dungan-'
11011, a. son.
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LOSTes-BETWREfsi MINTON AND
Goderieh, tire and rini. eft a bus,
Finder please phone 30oder1ch. 4
kAtm roe. pApt,
-11.00siter•es,-5--mi
fmile from sehoe1, good level farming
lancl,' clean soils 'trap*, house; large
bank barn with good stables, drive shed'
andhen: house. Good 'well.with new
ivindinilLeArytire available. ...Term -
$1000 caeler owner will accept Mort-
gage, for balenee. • Apply FRED
immimiummammi.imimmomimmimmemmimiiiHORTON, ILR. 3, Goderich: 4-0x
DIED
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BOGID.—In Colborne township, on
Sunday, January 19th, Wm. G. Bogie,
it. his 81st years , • .
ELLMOTT.--In .Goderich township, on
Wedhesday, January 22n4, Rebeeca
Elliott, daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs, Thomas Elliott. " • °
CMD OF'' THANKS-
. • .
J1I
E FAMILY OF THE LATE, WIL-
LIAM G. BOGIE. wieleto; thank their
Many friends. ,and ;for sthe
kiedneseee:ehown,sthera:en... their recent
sac]. bereavement:* • -A
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WANTED
ANTED. -11Y FEBRUARX 15;
for One lady : two unfttrniehed
'room. with " kitchenette, a use ,
kitchen, furnace ,heated.i BRONMs
Box 401, TOwst.
WANTED. —GIRL ROE. HOUSE.-
" WORK. No cooking required..
Write DOM 202, Goderieli, Ont,
runitosuno
- heuee ortottage; for ecetipation
commencing Sliw or June. Apply to'. •
iSQUADRON WADER VOr0E, P.Os
'Box 1543, ,Gederich. • • 3z5ss
WANT/W.-ea() BUY Old. HORSES.% .
- ap.(1 dead cattle; must be Ouitabl4
for minkteed; removed prom7.t17,,
PRBD GILBERT, R.R. 2; Barlielst.
Phone. 908 -r 22, Clinton. Calls paid
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add the juice. of 4- lemons.. it's easy
arid pleasant. '
You need only 2 ta.ble,sPoonfulls two
times a day. Often within 48 hours. --
sometimes overnight-esplendid result's
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better, Ru -ex -Prescription will cost you
nothieg to try Your moiley refunded
if it does pet help you.. Ru -ex Pre
ecriptien is for sale and recommended
by
*J. A,- CAMPBELL •
and other leading •druggists.
001INELL.—At Grace Heipital, Win
nipeg,s. on January 17th, Horace
, SheldOn Cornell, formerly of Gode-*
rich, and brother of Mrs. 0. W.
Worsell, Keays street. .
•
WAX WANTED.—OASII IN ON IN.
-CREASED power. We have a
sPlendid opening for MI ambitioile- mali
or woman in Goderich. .Busiziess
established. . 'F,ull credit,sfor repeat •
oreers, Liberal, daily conamis.sios and
monthly bonue, For details write
promptly .DEPT, 0.M.S., 2177 Masson
St., • Moutreal. • -4-6
MAN .--- OR /4WLEIGH
eres •
Route of 800 families. 'Write to-
day. 'eRAIWILEIGIFS, Dept, Key No.
NIL -216484-A, Montreal, Canada,. 4
IMINIMIIIIM.11111.1111011111
TOWN 01-a0DERI0E
iquinapp4ao-mvArt-xowis
For • a Public S,Schpol Teustee for St..
•George'eThWard, for 1941 end 1042,. and
a , Public ,School: Trustee for 1St.
Andrew's Ward dor 1941 for the Town
of Goderieh; will be beld in. the Tevira
Hall on
WEDerSIESIAY, J'AiNUARY 296,. 1g4f
commencing at 7.30 pm Id necessary,.
polling will take Place on
WEDNESDAY; rEBRUARY Oth,
tram 0 o'elock a.m.. to .5 'clock pan: .
v. 1,7-1110x., •
Town Olerk and Returning Officer;
• • -4
wi4lgs 45 SON GRANITE
WORKS'
1457 St Patrick St 110,t 1955
S1RATF'00.0, ONT•
Largest Stock 'In Western Oietiirle. To
Choosedikona '
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE
-
All your personal prOperiy -
insured agabist practically
• all risks
Vr ONE ,
SE
il. 11/1.• FORD
Insurance and Real Estate
3 Hamilton St. TeL 268w
•
miNsmommilmowl" in.minor
1 Tenders will be received by the undersigned Corporation for
the purchase of the following parcels of farm property: -
1. Lot 'Nuniber 38, Concession 4, Township of Ooderich;
80,,acres, 7 bush, drainage good. Buildings consist of
. a barn and small stable.
.2. Part of Lot Number 40, emir/canon 4, Township of °ode -
rich, about 69 urea; no buildings, drainage good.
Terms: 10% on acceptance of tender, balance fill thirty days. Each
tender is to be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked "Woods Estate
Tender."
Time•for tendering expires at noon, February 12, 1941. Highest
or any tender not necessarily accepted. ,
• For further information apply to the undersigned.
THE BRITISH MORTGAGE & TRUST
CORPORATION OF ONTARIO
10 Albert' Street, Stratford, Ontario:
Executor John D. Woods Estate.
eseariamiesses
AmmiwW1000100maiman
laTeiwor•or
OLGA POOAIIONTAS
IIAMOO 0:MAMAS 00XE
ALL OTHER, PUMA
romp t Service ,Tet 051.v
•
COST *
AMOUNT Anytime in Jan.
$ 1000, . $ 9.78
50,00 :48.80
100.00 ....... 97.80
600.00 ....... 488.00
1000,00 978.00
'T'own of
a 111
oderich 1941 Taxes
TA.XPAYER$ MAX PITRO#ASE TAX PREPAYMENT RECEIPTS
FOR 1941 TAitE0 AT F AVORABLE I4SCOUNTS
cOST
'Veto. 1 to 15
49.00
98.00
490,00
980.00
COST
Mari? 1 to Mar. 15
$ 9.84
49.20
98.40
492.00
984.00
COST
Apr. 1 to Ayr. 15
$ 0,89
• 49.45
98.90
64.50
989.00
COST
May 1 to 15
$ 9.93
49.05
99.30
490.50
993000
Prepayment 'Receipts must be endorsed and presented along with 1941' Tax Bils during.
the first installment period. . .
'Purchase your Prepayment Iteceipth early and have your money earning 5% interest,
If you cannot buy all now, budget your Taxes this year by purchasing a receipt each
,,,, •
, month. ,„ 4
June. I)ieoiiiit will be allowed in addition.
. *Make Cheque's. Payable to
N R. MacKa
tor