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• WIGt,E .LAUI)ER DONI,(11) CAMPBELL
Phone 45 Phone 19 Phone 1 Phone 90
, • GODE.RICH,DRIIGGIST'S
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POLICE COMMITTEE TO MEET
A special meeting of the police com-
mittee of the '0ounty•counell,
has been
called for tomorrow (Friday) after-
noon in, Goderich. Reallocation • tif
constablea, territory, lesaid to be on the
aside. ItecrAlHetherington, of Wings
ham, Tuckey of Exeter • and Turner of-
Voclerich Constitute the committee. '
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'with Minard'e, the, great rubbing
• rnent, sworn foe of museuls,r. and ioint
tiffnese--and pafn•
•:gener,ously. It's greaseless, hat'no
'unpleasant odor; dries quickly. 'Vile, it
if or -dandruff and skin disorders, ;too.
Get a bottle at your clruggiSt's
• today. Keep it handy on your
batliroora shelf: ' 1.2.51t.
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INIMENT
ASHFIELD
ASHFIELD, Feb. 4.—Mr. Robert
MacDonald has returned' from Chicago
afterespendieg a Month with his daugh-
ter, Mrs.. isTorgarsi. and AL:Norge:rd.
faiT. and Mrs. Neil `gael)bnald have
returned - home 'from' fLanibeth, where
they were visiting with Mrs and Mrs.
'Thos: Bogie. - •
, Death of ,Rev. 1« Buchanan,—Word
has been received here by Mr. John
Cowan, sr.', of the death of his btother-
in-law; Rev. Duncan „Buchanan, in
MalieresSask. s. beceraber(3,,)lls wife
predeceased ;him. •She -forinefIg
.Miss Amanda Perkins of Exeter. Mr.
Buchanan many years ago was a
teacher in , the sKinlough district and
afterwards purchased the Kintail gen-
eral store end -built the 'hpuse now
owned by •Neil MacDonald. In the
O4souteand-trainedzefoteeth
ministry at Knox 'Cotlege, Torento. He
was, ordained in. 1891 Aed served at
«eorgetown, Lanark, •and Jarvis On,
tario, and In seVeralt places ,ion ',Sask-
atchewan. A former minister in the
P.reebyterian tOluircii, he joined- the
United Charch„,ins, 1925. He sur-
vived by one daughter and ,two sons,
all in the West. Rev. DreeilesehaiSan
was a brother of the late Mrs. John
Cowan end also of the later.„Bnehan.
an a Zurich. • A nephew, George.
.Blichanan 'of Sittbury, passedsawey last
ERICH- SIG NAL -STAR
Board of Trade MenOBITUARY
Ta 0 any Things ;M10.4. ,hf•O$FPII 411BSON'
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4outsa 1)a,bile, widow of the iate
— .,..... - Joseph- Clibeon, passed o,way at her
(Continued from page 1) , home on St. I)avid'a Street at FlY
proving the Poet Albert road and that neon awl, a. I•jrise „,.,,,,_ „„ _es__
te. zuntwo, Nat) markets,'
the prce,spects were good that two of the
a etroke early ThUredav evening and
bridgee In 'this distr;et would. ie; en- eeesaineeeee in ,Liee lese lean a eay
DUNGANNON
DUWANNi iiN„ Feb, 7e ---Mr. and AIrio
1.4co. Yundt and MirseGaseney ef Meek -
ton visaed Mr, and Mre. 11. J. Ie Eedy
on -Sunday.
Mies Jean Smith, eideet daughter of
Mr. and Mre. •Abe Smith, 4.411 4•ou<Tilfin
Of Wt Wawanosh, a, Lueliatow high'
school etudent, underwent an operation.
leveed this epriug. thePeafter. Mrs. Oilmen 'sad been in tor ',Appendicitis, at ,Goaerleh eioepital.
()11 motion of Mr. Ilarold Williams, poor health slam suffering a previme” 3 Sim hae returned to her borne again.
seeondedeby Mr. 'toy III1ton, the Town strobe fieven eare ago. Born at Zurich anti ie jmproying nicely. '
'Council and the loeeI IneMbers, of' the over fifty-three years ago, She oPeut Born.—on Tuesday, February 4th,
eeielature Will: 'be asked, to voice their her early yeare them, living In IIensall to atr, and alreeieraese vulbert (nee
protests at the condition of the Port, for live years before eorning to Gode - Verna Anderson), a /Am, at Ooderich
Albert road to the Aiinister o High- rich twenty-nine yeas ago, at which Hoepital. Oongratulatione!
wars and 'Urge its improvement et the tme her marriage took place. Ifer Dar. Wm. Ferguson, 6th -concession of
husband predeceased her less than n West Wawanosh, underwent an oper-
earliest possible moment. ”
, Brigadier -Violeta' IVIeDonald, C.O. •of, fear, - glie le eutviv'ed by •.“, daughter, ation at Victoria Hospital, London, re-
xollitarY district 'Noleisis.ePected to Mre, Roy Rutledge (Viola May) of eently and iS reported to be improving
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ary 12th, to Inspect "07 . M- med et Toronto with the O
R..A.F., Villager,s * were pleasantly surprised
visit Goderich on ,WedneSslaY, Fehru• Dungannon; •three 'sone, •Tares, Sta- vet's' well;
COof the idti
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eiesee,einessa Regiment, and the preel. 'Harold ,and Marlon, of Goderich ; a this week to hear of the etork. visiting
dent was empowered to take such
steps as lie considered advisable to
ss*Icome the visiting officer. •
, -Drive for War Savings ,
"The big -drive is on," stated Mr. 1.
'Gillespie; ehairman of the local war
certificates campaign, ."'to raise ten
inil-
lloii dollars a month for the next twelve,
outhee..The objective for 'aedericli.
will be 4$,500 per Month; Tit -WC -VI
lend our money to the Geverament just
cow is the next thing to•enlistIng in the
armed, forces." Ile solicited• the co-
operation of everybody. • "The money is
ister, Mrs. 'Charles Nebel' of Zurich; Dr. and Mrs. L Toll, Blyth, bringing a
and two brothers, William. Dabus of little danghter. • , ~
Hensel' and Jack of Webster's -Corner, Mrs, ,Dan Fowler, Who is ependiag
B.O. ' , the winter with, Nir. and Mrs. Victor
' The uneral was held from the fanilly ,Erringtou, has not been enjoying the
hone on Monday 'afternoon, Rea'. W. F. 1iest of health'lately.
Lane •condueting the servieea. The Mr. •Vreo.--Itodge is a, victim a the
Pallbearers were •Charles Edward, "flu" this Week. • • '
Tame e Porter, Melvin Cranston, „WU- . Mr, and 'Mrs. -(Oharlie Mills and son
liam,StivensLCalvin...Cutt and William Bob. of Goderich; visited Mrs. alille"
IllgektuterMelif iii-asr Ili Aialtl'aild-Illielee-Mis:JohnsMess;eneSmidaye • - -- es
'temeterye e • „ ' ' • - •Mrs. B. J. 'Crawford, who is spending.
"' ' --'-- - the winter in Victoria, 13 0, with her
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MRS °HAS. :a ROSS - • son and -31rs. OraWford, 'celebrated her •
eightYseecond berthsleY, on pinery
not being eiven," added Mr. Gillespie, On Thursday &selling last tlte deatk
17th. Mrseerawford,,jr, entertained for
"ft is Itkeinp. loaned to the Dominion of of aTeti;garet•Oreighten Ritchie, wife of
Canada, *Well is the best eecurity. onher at a delightful luncheense For
°hales M. Ross, Elgin avenue, Occurred many years •Pairs, Crawford has spent
earth," • ,
In Aleeandre Hospital. Mrs. Ross had the winters in Detroit with. Mr. and
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„-"If banker says it is a good iavest;•
moat, it must be good,": the . been, ill for several lieees end was re- Mrs. • Willis and . her Many Detroit'
before friends remembered her birthday, which
President, : • - Bloired to the hospital the day
Mr. J. D. Themes suggested, that the her death. News of the tatalsending of made it a 'very Pleasant event,.
County might be :willing, to ;introduce her illness was received • with deeP
'circle, as she was a traded much attention., appeered. In
A strange conveyance which at -
the campaign by eadity; a big , band regret in a wide
end a processionmight be effectively woman. Of great kindliness. and sinter- the village last FridaY, when, a two-
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organized, thus assuring a good start.
ity. She was In her Sixty-fifth year, ' 'horsepower sleigh -mobile owned and
Ste was born '1a,t Seafortli, but moved - -
It was too invest ant to, leaXesAnything .
with her Patents °re" IvaS used
operated: by Mr.,...Sem' 'SberWood of
to bring air. and Mrs.
undone which might be done in order, to Caluinet, Mich.',
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0 raise the Oieetive. when elle was theee years, old. Iu 1 5 'Sherwood and eoine.triende to the an -
"The international plowing 'match is she married Charles nual Red 'Orosa meeting. The .body of
&inning to this eounty xi 1942 and it will
likely" be one o2 the biggest•events that
we have - ever had," continued Mas
Thomas, who added that "1200 acres
had been secured north :of Seaforth
for the sturpose andfortystwo chairmen
had already been appointed to aetwith
forty-two! committ•ees. It Was expected
•there 'wevild• be a hundred thOusand
people at the nnitchee. The big problem
would be accommodation. When the
atelieta :Were- held - last s year at St.
Thomas it was Impossible to get acconi-i•
modation even. in •Seddliag
mu5t4fitestIve _Were' troWt11,.. Seedework-
was unofficially started on the pr•jeet
threes -years ago." The Cieinty 'Council
had subscribed $2000 toviardse the
matches and ,11.ti. Thomas said it would
be good business for the Board to en-
dorse- the, proposition— - • -
•:•• Dowket presented the' felloviirig:
motion : "'That ,this Board weleomes
°the announeementthat the internation-
and Douglas Pennington and Charles, •held its annual meeting' in the 'United • dorsed. The secretary 'has • reeeiVed headeprartees, were no Proeurable, but •
the county ok Huron in 1,042 ; that the
late' was in the employ a •the
Goderieh. for a 'number of years. Five
of eight ehildren were •born in the
United !States before the family moved
to Gadeeich thirty:We years ago. Mrs.
Ross is survived by' her 'husband, three
daughters, 'efales'. 'Charles Pennington
and Margaret Men, of town, and Violet
($\frs:• Floyd E, Smith), of Detroit, and
Ave sons,JOharles D., 'David R., George
M., William A., all of Detroit, and Fred
ofsGoderiche also by two sisters,
Bert Shieves, of Cleeeland, and Miss
Annie Ritchie; of Indiana, • and a
brother, JohneAltelde, of Detroit.
Tlie` funeral -Was: lield-TiVin' the:fame
ely home on Elgin avenue. on Sunday
afternoon, with Rev. D. J. Lane officiats
a sedan was mounted on a regulation
farm and the steeriug Was
looked after by oPening the windshield
slightly to allow the spark and gas
levers to come through. We are woader-
Mg if Siam gets •by without new license
plates for this?'
Women's Institutes—TheeDungannon
Women's Institute met last Thursday
at the home ofMrs. Bert Roa.ch, Mrs..
Ivers, the preeident, in the chair. The
roll call Was answered by "My Favorite
Pastime Miss Ante Reed read an
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article on '`"The *Red Cross Work • On
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tale Institute -s are Doing." Mrs.
Trani Jones Jones reed aspaper on "Piopeer
Days in Aehfield."- Mrs. John Blake
also gave it reading„ "Fears of a Fifth
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pFARs LYNN VALLEY 11 Os. TIN
LIGHT SYRUP
TOMATOES
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PEACHES uttr CHOW
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TomArro juicg AILMEIC
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BAKING POWDER
DOMINO
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TOM. or VEG. SOUP 3
BULBS LUXOR 30-60 VVATT
COR'syRup ,MEHEVE OW 2 lb, Tin
CHOWN
POTATOES r -Kia 'h. $1 20' ih- c
imkso 90 LIPTON'S TEA
for ----RINSO -Urge c
RiChmello Coffee. .1h, 80o --
*XXXQuaker Flour
• ...98's....2,69
"Sheriff's Jelly Powder • .
.2 for 11c
Sheriftvs Fancy Free
Dessert .. 3 for 25o
Lux f?Sheriff;silec;:.,179.,. ma' 2 fo .9; 81,1y
16 ' 210 WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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'balance In �e treasury. Mr. 11/4Tewearrie two way rmitts ; 10 helmets', 28' pales' '•'
toaitheecheirefer the ,election'of of-
ficers, •who are:: ?resident, ,116:71:.4-. •
L'edi ; viee-President, Dlevid;•
son ;: seetetary,*:Mrs, Olive IS. 'Culbert
etreasneee, . Mr. stSx. thur, Brown ; until tone
A representative from eadedistelet and Mise Edith Taylor is to glare a series
Mrs. Bert 'Reach arid Mrs. Lorne livers.
ing. The • pallbearers were the five Ooluroe, a Reminder to the Old Timers organization fernethe. work conamittee, Teetwes sualuutrition under
pyjamas, '4, sheets, 1 pair - flannel •
blankets, 1. Pair vsenien'e blooiners, 9 •
wants. •
LECTURE MALNUTRPIION
Tzts seas 6643,frOxied. forirteelSarie,
sons, Charles, David, William,- 'George 1 02
and Fred, and a son-in-law,• F.. E. 'Smith ”.
the Anxious` relator -Days." Ar- with "Vies. R..DavidSon work'convener. ,
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ranoements are being mad•e•for a social [All resident Clergymen . are 'honorary • 1 . ..
T ausp* lees' of the Red OroSi. ' The
f Detroltseeiaterraerit-was-in 'Maitland evening some first of these* lectures tOOK Place last
time in February. ' presidents. A vote of thanks for _tlit,
work, the eller& f or 'gneetm , Thursday eveni g 1
ceeenarntele'yeleeteenewetw'reelitcya-°411 beeayutiefeuel 'cess- Anfunual year altedr'e work was alVis eeretvhigiew.--edikwahlieci; drivers of bread trucks for, :deli-v*ery .,roiciliis,-;--1;Vving---toil . 4 :11t-e'ethhnele. aR4Idiffi. CeultroSy:s___,..„.. •_
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• - the Dungannon braneh of the Red Cress of work and material were heartily en- the elides, whieli had been Dromised by. . '•
Rlowing matches ,,are to be held in e , onar
secietary forward this intimation .tothe 4mibb, And thkee nepheWs, Gordon,- R. -church basement on Friday, Jamiery • acknowledgeMent of 4g0 „pairs Sox, 20 Ili& Taylors haSbeexi aessgredethat they -
AssociationwiththaSsuranee that D . and Donald 'Ross. eeg • 81st, with the presidentH
, Mr. . *,1-. L. sweat ,
erS 43 scarfs 51 wristlets,I. knee- will be sent lug soft ss possible:,
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Eedy, in the chair. Mrs. R. -Davidson, tap, 2 hot water bag covers, 7 helmets, Thelecturer explained that fOodwean
this ' oar ' w g a Tee . worr coneener, expr edappreel eshelethsealleepairs-pyjamas, 224'she-cl14ded-s4ato-thtee..•ela,ese.S,...naniely4.e.sese___
can to enaure the success of the under- of the splendid co-operation ,gi-ven by 'sheets, 182 pilloweases,..51 blankets, 19 grow' foecie, "go .foods, and. health
taking." _ ' , ., • -
Mr0Ctee secondethe motion all in aeconaplishing the large amount quiIte,' 5 cartons of refugee clothhig.foode. For the firet diabuseise. '*•grOW"
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and it was adopted. * •
The Town Council Will be asked to r
appoint representatives on the tourist
and publicity committee of the Board
and also en the industrial committee.
• Approval was expressed of -the
County eouncil's 'recognition ,of the
"Goderich-Board of Trade by appointing Canon L. J. R. Naftel, L.Th., B.D, ° of
its aseeeident a. -xnember of* the County Milton. The remains were laid to Test
week. 0 Coiiricil s centennia comm ttee, an * , ,
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MISS AMY IREtle"'D;NAFTEL
'The funeral of the late Miss Naftel,
who passed: "eway in Otbawa'early Sun-.
day 'morning, January 26th, took 'place
January
Tuesday afternoon, January 28th,
from the Hulse & Playfair chapel, 315
MeLeod street, 'Ottawa. The services
were eouducted by Rev. G. A, Brunet
.and Rev. W. Bradley, assisted by Revc
f work done. The treasurer, Arthur
Brown, reported a total of, $686.85
aised *with =1,28 balance from elast,
ear ;.• 8274.92 expenses ; Outatanding,
' I i thisdin Pinecrest cemeten - Ottawa.•
appreciation will be foewerded to the The deceased was •born le. Oolboene
County Cou.ncile • • , township, a daughter of the late Mr.
, • -s--, - Mr..C..0.-Lee.stated that he was and and Sikh's, Alfred E. - •a,ft-el: 1Vhen a
IVJLhad been corresponding with the, pro- small child she moved' erith her parent., .,
• . • , 9 . , • ' • ' • . .,, prietors. of the steamer Georgian re- to the 'Mittel homestead on the 1st con-
, : - ' ship would . call at Goder next eupied; by Mr: and Mrs, Geo. E. Green- ,
gardpig the dates and houre. en that cession of Goderich township, now oe-
.LI1V113S -BACK ,,PAINED BADLY
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HAD WEAK NERVOUS •STO
• On Friday another shipneent was feode were choeea as the ,subect. This
packed` consisting of GO pairs sox Class "Of food containA-M. most proteins,
pair setimari's long sox,- 3 sleeveless which are found in, milk, ejr,gA, cheese,
sweaters, 1 turtle -neck sweater (na.vyfish, poultry, 4U1 111 the 'vegetables,
envoice.e $180.06, 'and there .is $234 -rise), 31 scarfs, pairs plain mitts, Peas, beanssand
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Gave Real Relief For Ten
Says Years, This )7familton flan.
Tells of Great Improvement in
Bath After Taking Spitona.,
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"I can surely recommend ISoyn a
after the way it improved my health,"
said Mr. Charles Teeple, liughson etreet
north, •Hamilten, In a recent statement:
•"I.think my trouble was partially due
• ' injuries received in an accident alio:let
ten years ago. It left me badly run;
down and nereous end ever, eince then
I suffered with stomach gas, acidity,
• bloat and bilionsness. First, I kept
getting headachesand pains in my hack
and more recently ithe Nine went all
• through xny arm's and legs, couldn't
• eleep.,_ nights so I felt tonstantly
fatigued and worn out. •
"In all.those years nothing gave me
• any real relief until --began 'taking
-1Syntona, but I anus more than pleased
• with the reSults I, got ' from this
mediefue. 1 wasn't taking .It long
before appetite picked. Up and my
toed began to digest without, all •that
• stmeach =leery. Then 1 'got relief
troili4114,pains In nay brick and' InuscIee.
1 don't get those dizzy, bilious spells
like I used to and*1-feel better In every
the. egiRLES.TEEPii
t*suipmer. alade. She received her education at
Mr. J, D. ,Thomas asked that the ex-
ecutive of the Bo-erd 'should consider,
in conjunction with the medical men,
some form ek. public health insurance.
,He recalled an inetance where one man
had spent $700 owing to sickness in
is-famityr-and-ther_end_was_.naLyet,
which smeant that it would. take' that
•man three eor four years to get beck
to his previous financial position. Pub-
lic health insurance was not new ; It
had beee in England for 240 years, and
lie asked that It should at least be con-
sidered. This will likelY be done in the
neat future.
way than I did in years previously."
If you, who read this suffer with dis-
orders of the stomach, liver, kidney‘s
or bowels, or any cyf their long train
of distressing eymptoins, such as bead.
aches, bakache, nervousness or tired,
irritable 'feelings, make np your mind
to begin taking Syntona today.
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Syntona is sold and reeommendedt
Goderich at 6ripbe1ls Drug Store.
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• A tionth of 1941. has gone. How many times during that month
did!yoli think of pa,ing your subscription tor the Sgnal.Star?.
Perhaps you are among the many thoughtful people that did remit,
and if so, we: appreeiate your thoughtfuhiess. A surprising number
of subseriberif in tile Western ProvinAes and tbeStates sent in their 1„
renewals and we are espetially grataul to them. •
---`-.There " are hundreds of others who „MVO. 110t yet 'carried ottt their
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good intentions anddhis is a personaVmessagc to them. , The label on
your paper shows the date up to which Your subseription istimid.
rite f;igirialStat*.
SSN 8 afterwards at the•God lech
Collegiate Institute. She graduated in
a business and commercial eeurse, later
taking a position in Toronto. For a
number of years she was in the office
f th 1 t 0 1 1 Currie **nd when the
.001 ate' was ejected to the Dominion
Parliament She went to Ottawa 1
As_Lthis:Privateseeretary. • When -€-01-4:
oriel Currie -went overseas in the last'
war she obtained a position' in the
Jxxllincl neyenue Department, where
she remained until about two years
ago, . when her health began to fail,
although she was not 4eriously ill until
e few days before passing away. She
survived lyv one •brother,Rv. Oanon •
Naftel, L.Th., B.D., of Milton, Ont.,
and ',three sisters Miss Ida M. Naftel,
Toronto;o ales. Edward R. Keho, of
Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. Gen. E. Green -
glade, of Goderich township. A sister
Effie and a brother ,Regnald paesed.
away a few years ago, •
•• WAS. OHAS. MOSS,.
airs. Ellen. Moss, widow of the late
Charles Moss, passed away suddenly at
her home at lcbigkiridge late Satur-
dy &ening. ;Het unexpeeted death
came as an extrezne shock to her family
and to the many friends she hell made
In Ashfield ,tonship and in ,Goderich
during a lifetime spent in this district.
Although she had suffered with slight
• heart trouble during the last few
months, she was otherwise epparently
In •perfect- health: • The deceased
vvom a We in a i d en, n a nie was Ellen
Wal.sh. She was born at 'St, Augustine
on September 20,1806, aud resided there
for Many years. tater she' lived in
Goderieh for fifteen years and then,
her huband- having passed 'en, she
moved to Kingsbridge, where she lived
with her daughter, Mrs..T. 0. Dalton,
who died a year ago, She continued to
reside at Kingsbridge, keeping house
alone. . She NVas a devoted member of
• St. Josephs Cathelle ehutcla, Ungs
brittge. '
• She is ttitirVIVWone son; J...11,
Mom of Woodetock, and .five daugh.
tors ; Mrs.' James, Yonng, lOoderich;
Sister M. St. Clutriee, of AL Joseph's
envent, •St. ThornaS; are. J. IL White-
Goderich; Mre. *.Tmee :McAulife
London ; Erma, Mos, Syracuse,
X.Y.: Two other daughten, 'Mrs.
Dalton, X1ngbridge, and Mrs. William
Callow, Dtroit, flch., predeeeased: her.
• The funeral service was held at Rt.
Toter's church, Goderich, on Tnesday
morning, requiem high 11111 being eele•
brated by Rev. j. 11,„ ,Qufley of Iing
• bridge. The pallbearers were TX 7st,
• O'Brien, Goderich, and, Clifton Austin,
• Jameq Wallace, Arthur talton, 4I-ohn
Dalton. and T. 1. Lannon, all of Ash• .
Gehl, Interment" wacl in Colborne it.C.
cemetery. „
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Floored Attics, Dormer, Slmrooms, Walls(Brick Venepr,. Shingle, Frame, Stucco) 2$ well
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venience tolhe Household,
Year Round—omfort, Less Draughts on Stairways and Floors, More -Even Temperature in
Every Room, Better Fire Protection, Substantial Fuel Savings. •These are Some of the Benefits
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R.` E. POWLER
225 Bale St,
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