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NEWS OF AUBURN
AtilWit\s, Feb, Ma rota Mrs.
*I, forsworn, .spent Sunday with their
daaglitsr, 3./r4, Ray ONeill.,,,and Mr.
*)'Neili, of rarPtill.
Mr. and !qr.'s W. T. 'Robison spent
the week -end with M. (tad Mrs. J. 4.;
Not 1, o• ato4L
Misi.S• Josephine Weir returned on
Monday atoer %L it -with ftternia at
Toronto, Whitby and BoWmanville.
Miss Violet Sharp visited on Sundav
with. relativos at Exeter. •
Mr. and Mr 'V Rolterton
celebrated their forty-ninth wedding
anniveraoirs„ on Tuesday;
and Mrs. Charles ,Scott- spent
the week -end with the.lattees brother
at !Gait
Jim liot"izson. son of Mr. ond Mrs.
John Hoaston„,and alorris
son of Mr. and Mrao David McMillan,
have both Jolissi tbeR 1 Morris'
father la tit present serving ovt‘rseas
with As' Can,' dian infaittryt,
•• There W013 a tat9graphiea1 Qrror In
last lasoeles eoluntn. The newa item in
question should -have read thus;
are sorry to report that, john Reber on
oitlited to hio home through /ail."
;t should not be Jo1ui Robertson,ns
stated. last Week. .
U111 distriet
Mrs. Fred •Ros's and Donald attended
,the ft no al r Mr Charles Itoss'.at
r
cpoderiell' on tinsoloy,
The, ntemben or, the Orange Lodge
"Soitertaintal their friendb. at a, •progres-
sive euchre and'-dartOe on Friday even-
ing. Mrs, WM, Dodds, jr., and WesloY
Bradt -took were the winners and the
,eonolation prises weut to,Mrs. Everett
To.Vlor and Ernest Patterson. -.MuSle.
.for the"dttitO• was provided by Mr. and
; There is One ease of 'German meaSies
Mra. •Gordon Met loachey,
Mr. and Matt/and Allen enter-
' tabled htst Thuraysdnight inliOnor of
Mr. !Ind Mrs. Peter BroWn, newly-weds;
. , London. Mr ao Brown, was formerly
'.kgttlkt.* Of ' 'Myth. • '
' Red. Works
-The Work -The local' Rd,
e
Coss
r' shinned the following articles to
Tortko
Pronto this wee • Tito quota. for the
mouthl-s3 ribbed helmets, seamen's
aoarfs, 3 pair two -Way mitts, 3turtle.
teek sweaters; 3 pair 6oameu's Sticks
also 3 slee-velessaweaters; 2%1 pair arm
seekk--4-iibiterlsin'Airsetosof
3 small scarfs, 1 pair•hroadeast wri
Iets.
Ephraim Ball ha
ceived word of the marriage recout y of
his grandS011, Sgt.-OltserVer R
Reid, son oi Mrs, Dot. Reid a
late :\..1•1`, Rohl; of ToroatO,41141,
aIeRannon, daughter of Mr. a
Wm. 'McKinnon, of Toronto.
Dorothy_McKinnon, sister of
was bridesmaid, • and Byron
ther ()f the groom, was best
•couple left on a. skiing
Laturentians, Russell is ,,a Member of
the R.C.A..F.
LES .L1.11;•4
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To RepFeSent
"The 01E1
TAxattill l'qurseries'"
Ilriure,74 County.
1Tew ar.41. Special' Lines i
rdy Trees, Shrubs
Plants
V7rite fair.. Terms and_
....eatalogub
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TORONTO
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re-
sell
d the
rIssaret•
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Miss -I
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d, bro-
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THE GonnincH SIGNAL -STAR
cliarge. M. Wilson read 41
ayer Itymn and Mrs, Jante3 Womb
ei 111pialyer. •Sat3te Blair and
Mrs. Wilson gave papers on "Prises."'
M. James ltoberton gave the herald
on "China," M. lnest Patterson- on
"TeznperanCv" and +Mrs. Earl Wight -
au en ``ChriotianoStewa.rdohip." Mrs.
Fred Plaetser and Mi.sa Sadie Carter
rendered a vocaloduet, ,and M. Geo,
Bean gave the chapter firm the study
The business was
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Meeting. --The, W.M.S, of
Knox United ehnrch held their Febru-
ary Meeting TuesdaY afternoon in ttte'
chnreh basement with NirssII W•1
411
TO ATTEND MOW/LENS
CONVENTION AT TORONTO
Huron County Conunittee Meets to
Make Arrangements- in Connection
with Internatioal net 1912',
A Mting a the Hm
Briefs
Huron Oolanty 'co
-
rit
.1)11.11( RY fith, 1911,
For Results
animal Inspection of "Cr `COY.;
Middlesex and Huron Regiment, 'will
mittee appointed to make arrangements
be held 1 the Goderich -.arraory at 7
A Classified Ad
TO SENT runbio NOTICE
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AITTING-ROOM LT 1 AIM1URM WITHOUT
with or without board, Heated by hydro. We are 6till ,selling engine
for the,interuational og j WednesdaY, February 12.. Tin3 furnace» A.14)1Y 12' "WaterloOf street, drive washera, less thmir
e new lui tax.
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WOR5ELL'S
1912 WaS 'held at last 'week, public Is eordially invitedto be present. South. 5-6 Come in, and oee thens at l• 1.
Th°11/43 " (-4°tIeri'94 'the. Remember ,rummage Sale, underTi TA1T1
book. period in _mums.
II:A.ItI)IVA.Itla •
•
eliarse Mrs. James Wootla, The ninlir• aes-at'" t° attend tile meeting, auspices of Rebekah Lodge, AM- Mare , km*, 0- rooms; or 112 apartments PITOI-110 :NOTICE.
) 444. - • •
mee,t'ing was, elost.41 witu prayer, of the Piovineial Plownien's Association t
6 . ,-G
(distinctly separate) ; hot water furn-
held Thuraday afternoon, %viva Rev, tiu;tr r 11; ) a set date, Apply aRs•a. p. cupied by John L. Parsons, and, wish
ItCritillgsenteul;('•.rstitsi'elet,Arnogrmi°e8rle;vioece.
ing or Knox rresbytorian ounroh was_!rui4..eilt told arraitigement6..„ xor, Campbell's ,Stontach and iLipx•er aticiern;181,hVeirea diffordeliercet(ille poransee,‘sriapaartlasi: 1sta/till:Inv:a
mum' isjectint.,,rTte annual „vae(t... at Toronto- on 1.1"ebruary 11th were
a sportation
A. Jvo. otittl • that."1%.*;e1rtistit'u;t7r,o`:•eks'sc'•(11,:otr have at elne(ale4 a.tja$41.11041,17, 6,11alt AlPrilleLee,* 1.°)Irsies)if)111„ato in mornings or from ci to 8 to assure the public •of Godericli and ,
INERY, 'Kingston street; Phone 402. William street off Britannia 'district of courteous and prompt -service
tei as 0€1.. ar els. a 1J. nten voached 411, eompetitive plow- •^4 road, South., au tat all times.
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4.9aeoliraging, reports were, heard from Mg so as to givesthem .experienve and - ,
.• • —t e 1 w.
Hold the date a st.
ODERIOII AGRIOULTITRAL SO-
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Ott sallous tk pat m t ss malodours- before entering the big. high tea, Friday, jfebrnary 21st,11 Pan- • ED. .0ASIcANETT.
ported that $174 was .paiti on the note matoo, r000nimondbag moo that, plow_
. .
ear
on the churelt. About 0;300 was raised jug dononstrations be held this v
by all the departments. The retiring
,
'"" s 1 ell Monday I —
znanagers, stirred Rollinson auti Ernest ; ; ; ; ; ;
w•ttil that object in view • liee'Ves will A•t, hingshridoe ea
cavutataketi, eonnectoon. If On UUt:11) 10AV.
were • re-elected for
•tyear's. th estra. Dancing from ill p.a,tu. card tiling cabinet., Takes eards 'rho PoStIonted annual Meeting of "the
evening, Roy McKenzie and ilia Orch
ta
oIETY.
4 -44.4.....44,440L -40040.1.011411•110161.011.11190.1..1.0I
'We are in the.Marlta to supply you with the follOwin0 ?oals.
ANTRRAOIP ALBERTA - ? POOAtIONTAS
Nut' $15.00 per ton, Lump 812.00 per ton Lturip, $i2,1$0 per ton 'Steve $1$.09 per ton raiqueiteS13.00 per lOriBriqiietles perlon r
rea $14.50 per ,ton.
Celia $12.5.0 petton
Vie May- he in the black business but .we .treat you white..
heleabrook Coal to
_ e.pe care Cash priees—
and. are good for thirty days.,
a
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Xtes.
728
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CATCHUP taBY's
prleesr4o---Effect--11n
Feb. Sta.
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ANN PAGE
DOUGHNUTS
bozi�c
7111iNek
1,Alt ABLE Ar At! & P FoOD -STORES
Straw or Rasp.
ge Pure Orange
1.1116'.'S
,•
Jar
32f -oz.•
tux,
3 . Tins
N511—, Plz •
Lw.
SUNLIOOT SOAR) 10 Pars ac
"'14 c
"Li
APPLE .JIJICE
SOUPS Ayitner'Torn. Vag 2b0 1• 5c
PEARS.
A&P choice Bartlett, lir' 14c
3 25-Oz,
n2• 5c
+ lb. • ac
m. 2ac
Ib, 19e
Cakis 1 1 c
Ron
25c
3 2114zs 25c
3 liz.25.,c
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TO JUICE A&P
11"°•"" PURE LARD 5P00Yrield
Royal tlougehold
FLOUR
.24-117). B„.4 83
.Ittt 11111.0110
. Fry's COCO*
1.1b. Tin
-4.01.nirmommorto.ommourceitastpwkaamssor
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14 ,c
te VIGOROUS ot WIMP •
Bokarsae
SIMS & MS1.1.01is
.8 O'Clock 35
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OLD CHEESE
LIFEBUOY SOAP
Hatt SPringvalt
PEACHES A&P Choke
WAX BEAK Iona Cut,
OREEN BEANS Iona cut
Red CireletR 31
o er managers Admission 3.5c each, . a
re
T.
stS 3 sc o mehes. 5trt GOderich. Agricultural •SocieV „will be
hree
held in tbe Towa IIall, Goderich, on'
Alexandra. Hospital Or '''t)-3' lcidneSs` Calf)H1 Foil, •SAbliI.—PARSI, 85 acres, "good •Tues'tlay Feboary 1.1th at 8' All
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J. C. Stoltz, Wm, Wagner, Wm. INiloie, — BORN .
Geos,,Yunosblut :anti Thos... Riddell. The e'ITI41/191tt'At. IlavIrrite`
awl ,.mrs ' ' Iteserve Tuesday, Maxeli 4, for , the
un
t('; '1.sell's:"._';._ " 'L_ i• , . , u .. , .. ,ii,
1 l o.i. ,t,nt, in' iznox
us iers for 1941 Ore .Itobert Scott and ' clay town, 0 titles bus , plenty of iftl,ereated in kesping the-, SocietY:alive
Goderieh, oil ,February '4th 1941
. Melville i 6 ,Water ; bank barn 36 x 50, •bay barn are asked to attend. , • •
rinan ilkter. +Mrs. J olni Houston was
; or. • f • 14 1 ••• Luis, ganii(Y11, a son.
' TI Central and *•Sehoolo, Club .3tIovox'tslige's40(111.0inintm'n{100(.11e1r-Nieoh*. boistEN‘RaBS.:
LA11PREN:, R,R, 1, Goderieh, 6*
.."-1 i3o„. AonEs,
TA,111N -- At ...Alexandra liespital '
osepliine IVeir and Donald Ross' fis oi'04ojeo, on, o. anuary oinot; 1,041, to' 110,1(.1 birtlidak party on ,Tuesday,
istli -a 8 P.m:, in the aebool.
assistants. The trustees for 1941 are
John Doorr;- Herman Daer and J: C,
Stoltz, Iu the Sunday school, ,Jobil
WAssolosossaaoasinohaacohosaupor-bstentleA
Sod Donald Roas is seeretary.treasuren
During the .vear 'five DM' members
bapt isms. ' DIED o • ppilso
Mr. and Mrs. IV. J.
• to sive their r ports. InsfollotiOtt of
•
rflUeTV
1:'_..S.,N0.10N11,1_-_-_At-AsexantiraoliespitalSoo
ftO bet Pre,sent.:
T4.t111u1' G°deriell' 4.eretaries"a 0,,as1e1l to be prepared
son;
olliVer-S-41SO-V
Goderich, on Februirry 4th; 1941, to o. r-
isers-ot.
Mr. and Mrs: Vanstone, are
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Joined the church, and there were two Goderich,, a son. •
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AL MENTION
filt()sveic.T.e.to't;y,
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WNr
bank, barn ; running* water. ' J. Mies
,1.111!„1•13,N; .8 Cameron street. . 5-7x
, „
RUBBER •GOODS,
!Sundrie4,. etc., mailed postpaid in
De tl f F ,ide OSS.—At Alexandra Hospital, G ode- I' 1 Shear- plain, Sealed wrapper, • •80% less than
of the death - of a: boyhood friend riCh, at Thursday, January got,h, Ptes.' •Mero, ...sonar<
a, .e manor s n r.
Joseph- Washiugten has received' word
*Margaret C, Ritobie, wire 4:s tabories down and 'LI" Bloomfield, of the , retail rite foi maxi -older otalooue,
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in °the person of Wm: John Oliver "of- - avenue.. 14.111- u . . , stationed at NOV-RUBBER '00.; Dept. K-8, Box 91,
Prescott,. Arizona. Mr. Oliver became
in January 3rd with• influenzaO`which
sTRAI:•,(m,,,,:,,.„.N..7.4mR4m,oroti•Angmin-emory yoronto, are:Tome tWO• Weeks"' fur:-.1"E/IaLinuil,(71,1,;(,);.:.:E;
lough., . • _„, „
*John Oliver was -born . February 22, :11N,e'ibliriu-atTrySti5.atioiflii.o40N.yose, passed .away Ptes, 'Leslie Riley and Harold Mohr-
, , lug, of the Elgin Regiment„stationed at IINES repalrQd promptly and ready
was folloted by complications. William"
1862, at Auburn in Wekt Wawanosh, Toronto, are home on two,weeks fur- few 'wash daY., All flake. MED.
----_--Sadiy,;Inissed by wife and family.
oo lough,
BEDITER'S, Phone 741W. ,Next to the
Websters-Illsoporelltsso-Alextintier and t n ov ng memory -of my -
mste, diva40.way o,ne year ago—February after a month's Visit With relatives at
Margaret (OunningtatiO Oliver,
phmeer settlers " of Huron county, coni -
were , dear husband, John Alan Miller, who
mg from.. Northern Ireland. Activeiin Port Colborne. • •I•Ier cousin, 'Miss Isobel
Elliott, returned 'with her.
visiting her sister, !Mrs. John Bell,
mimia 1 1 ' • • miss ,xetty baS returned home, 'Post 'Ortiee. 6,8
ou• the forth how occupied by Harold ,
'field of , education for More ,Than One year has passed, oh! how I miss
Mrs. Albert Pruder, • who 'was here
the
Friends may think the wound is Dam street, has rettirned to her home
fifty yealvS, Mr. Oliver had b
imPortant figure in local affai
his- twenty years' resipence a
Be attended elementary.
Ontario and high school/1in Oresswell,
Michigan. He - tOok"' a eommercial
course in Albert Oofiiege, Belleville, and
-Was-gmluatedf‘lia the Nerniai S Ch ool
at Ypsilanti, Well. Ile took advanced
work In tbk Wesleyan University!.
Felenao 'Abatana, where he also did
some teaching. He; tatight in various
schools in.• 'Montana and was 'elected
totx,roty mrint-ondelit -or teheels: for -
:St adison County in. 1894. Mr. Oliver
*ent Arizona -in. 1898 -as instruetor
in the Indian service at Fort Defiance.
From there, be Was .transferred Ito the
Indian school at Albeignerque, N.M. Mrs. V. Oakley. violinist, will be
guest soloist at the morning service in.
North street United churbh next Sun-
-slay.-- She- will play 'by
,Schubert. ' • • •
The 'regular monthly business meet -
;mg. of 'St. George's W.A. will be held,
-in Guild room' a t'3 o'elock On Vireci-
nesdaY afteirnoon, 'February 12th...• All
members are aSkell to -attend thieMe.lt-
illg-
n an
during
rescott,
schools in
healed, • at Port Colborne. .
But they little know the sorrow . . Corporal Neil Thorapson and Pte.
Lies within the heart concealed. • earl Anderson, of the Woodstock artil-
When all is still and silent, • • , leri '-trainiiag• centre stet weie home
And sleep forsa1$i Oyes, „ , . over the Weekend. El .
My .thoughts are in the silent grave ' ' Pte. ncis -Fra.j. ISIero, -of -the- ,g1..n
Where m'y dear 'husband lies.,,.. Resoriment, stationed satAsitotito,. is
--Ever remembered by his loving spending' two weeks with his parents,
wife, Ruby, and children:
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mero, Bruce street.
. Frank Vines; who is an instructor at
the R.O.A.F. Elementary Flying School.
aWinelsor, s•pent 'several days: this
CHURCH NOTES
A choir composed entirely ,of 'Mem-
bers of the It A.V.'from Port AllsIrt will
sing' at -the evening „service- in the -
Baptist church next Sunday: _
Wedding' Gifts
SHO:WER GIFTS
A lovely variety
250 up.
SillithIS it & Gift Store
The Herne of Good Pictures
East St. Phone 198
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It's Delicious
EortEW
RAISIN
LOAF
"Extrnent tor 'foastine
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ot large g4 -oz. 4'4
P4 r ••Sliced and 4
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FRUITS and VEGETABLES
AppLics.B.C. Doiiciotz, ierge gizo 3 for 10
lb. 01?
"Pt* '0 *tell 14,4,4.01,640A,
t•
GRAPIT�UZT Marsliseaciless •
Catalt HICAIrrit 'Fr4th CriiP
"KING OF sWEET POTATOES"
nt.ilardwin or Snow Domesti
to align cAuronNEA NAVEL
A h P SELF
80g tfor9c
2 Bunches rfc
3 lbs. Nix
rd e 6 -qt 651(2We
doz, OW.
VICE FOOD STORES
460.1411011, -
,
G.C.I. Centennial
-• A meeting of ex -students
'and others who may be in-
terested will be held' at the
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
.on •
_THMISDAY, FEB -13th
at8icbk • -
to consider arrangements -for
the celebration of, the 100th
anniversary of the founding
of the sehool.
:A. large attendance- is
desired.
'C. E. ASQUITH, Chairman
W. A. SLITHETILA.ND, Sec.
eau
oa
Compa
Godertch
READING
-; • OLOA POOAAONTAS
•
HAIY100 CANADIAN COKE
'ALL OTHER PIIELS
Prompt Serviie IeL 95w
EWING MACHINE SPECIALS.
We have a number of "used ma-
chines and „floor sample Oiectric and
treadle types, at big reductions. You
will have to hurry, as these bargains,
which have-. not been taxed as 'yet,
will not last long. Cash or terms.
SINGER SHOP, Phone 33. . ' TENDERS WANTED
A:NTED.—Y,OUNG )(LEN
11141 boo1,edaeation 201. pleilc
Write. P.0;',- BOX 446, Goderich, or call *
SIS;INAL-STAlt. Ox
1VANTED.—TO BUY 014 :HORSES
and dead ,eattle t. must 6.'e suitable
goT mink .feed. removed promptly.
11.11. 2, Ilayileitt
Phone -008, r 22, Clinton. Calls paid •
— -
tor. 18-tf.
E.T.A? WA.NTED.-s-CASI-I.IN ON IN -
n CREASED power. We have a
splendid oPening for an ambition,s man,
or Woman in Gotierieli. Btsiness
established.- • Full' credit for repeat
orders. Liberal, daily commission andn
Monthly 'bous; For details write •
promptly DIOPT, C.11..8., 2177 Masson
-Montreal.' • • 4-6
sAim OR RENT.---"ItEllETTiE"
TESTI)EnS WANTED.
7 portable typewriter Standard key-
boara, with all -lafst4 improvements.
Will sell on easy terms or rent -
desired. ' Typewriter ribbon's tor. regu-
lar size or Portable naachines, also 10118
for addi5ag "anaellines. OalloiSlIGNAL-
STAR OFFICas, phone 71. • -3
week VISIttnrwitli,hiS parentso Mr: axtd- -Pat ''' SALE;-21VRECK-r0R-RENT.---
1rs.' Harry Vines, •Elgin ave.''' Hotel (formerly) solid brick, front
DEARBOR,N, Mich., Feb. 4, --Mr. and
30' X 40'; kitchen 20' x 30'... maple flo.or-
lirS. Willitiiii '8. McCann,- of Port Al-; big% Timber ceilings. Su'itable stere;
bert, ,Ontario, visited, briefly here re -
amusements ; • (needed ) . 20,chuice acres„
cently on 'their honeymoon trip. The natural drainage, , goodbarn, good
Bglir€''sovrn,,itIlhe Detroit
stsiosfte:r111, trh,se.ylmaavdied t'laCe. -:.---,—,x--, .0-i.n.,brookoty-fit 8,,..rx
water, adjoining Cranbrook , Estate.
short -trip to -Dearborn in order Lo tour 1 Aim ron smiu..
- ••
the -Rouge plant sof the Ford Motor r
Company anti to visit world -famed ,
id•wrileein vfliseiltd inVI,Glloadgliett,Tolittet..73yEwly.wmed:
f- mile from school, good level farming
100 acres, 5 miles north a G-oderieh,
Cann's home; tiefore-,going to port
illint barn with good stables, drive Shed,
clean soil,' frame house, large
Albert: : Mrs. McCann was tortherly b
miss Alma Johnston . and - hen house. Good well With new
: -
' *Ind*mill; hy-dro av,ailable. ,Terins-4-
,
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jack- Earton, of Hamilton visit -ed withNEW PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES
$1000 cash; -owner will aceept' naorts
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Bar-1
Only one nominee for each of the gage for balance. A.ppli FRED
ton, Britannia road, - over the week
„1
two vacancies in the Public School II0ItTON; R.11. 3„. Goderieh. 4;6x
end.
.where he later became assistant super-
intendent. Ilewas. superintendent of
the zutii Indian„Agency -1906-10, going
.then to Denver, Colorade, for a -Short
time and from there in 1912 to Phoeni32
Arizona, where be was -chief -clerk-of
the Indian' school tor nine years. In
1920-11e accepted a poaition at Whipple,
was a member of the -First Congrega-
Years he was in AuCTION. SALE' -
- Of Household Furnishings; at Mrs.
where for several.
charge of the voeational school.. He •
tional church, 'of ,ereseotto and a life- Moser sn&D, Hamilton 'street, G°de-
rieh,
time honorary deacon. He was prom- on •
inent for many years. in• church Ind s •SATURDA.Y; 'FEBRUARY 8th,
chib workr-Ang•---vvgs regent • of the • at 1.30 sharp ,
Daughters of the American Revolution. Walnut, hall raek, a splendid pieCe;
.He :is surviied by his wife, formerly walnut bureau; 4 -piece 'walnut set in
Dtta J. Atughn of Albuquerque, three repp ; Walnut sofa; walnut chairs, oak.
dining table.; oak sideboard ;oak dress-
.4Cohnasrl'esa,ndof tJelirreeomaedavilWglinter. js ••••;- itr!gaorf
andostands-; oak highboy; oak serv-
Preseott, -and-Robert-Vosof Pinnacles, Ing_table ; invalid's :table,00 several oil
ers
Calif ; Mrs. Geto. 12. Willig, !San Diego, paintings; 3 • iron beds • and springs ;
Calif.; Mrs...1011Ver Wright, Princeton, china, glasswareos cutlery, kitchen
NJ. ; Mrs. • II: E.' Sanders of Grand -utensils, ice box, garden •hote, golf clubs,
Junction, Colorado. , A brother and fish,' poles,. rugs and other articles.
.sister, Frances N. and Sara A. Oliver There are some extra line pieces in this
of Pa3rette• Idaho, also sursive. A -
brother, It6. S. A. 'Oliver,-a-BoIse,
Idaho, died a few weeks ago. The
funeral service wa,s - held.- liOliday;
Jannary 139" from the Congregational i..........0.........k.4...i..:imommem..1....mm.
church. . Interment 1741$ in MAMA VieW
cemetery.
Board. qualified for , election, and'• ac-
cordingly George G. MacEwan was de-,
dared elected for St 'George'sward
and Matthew J. Ainslie for 1St.. An-
drew's ward. -
• CARD OF THANKS
MR. ma& ROSS AND FAMILY
wish to thank their, friends • and
neighbors for, the many kindnesses.
Shown them in their recent sad bereave -
AUCTION SALE ment ; forthe beautiful floral- tributes
and those who so kindly 'loaned 4heir
ears for, the funeral.
THE
lot.
O Terms' caoh.
. T. MINOR -7Y & SON,. •
- 4Auctionee41S;
COLLECTIONS
On Jan.' 3rd, 1941, anether
client wrote 'Y'our Cheques ,re-
celved and wish to thank Au
for the manner in which yo
handled thisf.".
If you want efficient servic
send U13 your list' of outstanding
debts for collection. Remember
our terinti*,",t'llb - collection, no
, charge for our services."
.gELLy & AlICEN
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The !Collectors ' Orangeville,' Ont.
Est. 1890 — Longest e6tab1ishe(1
firm or cellebtors in Ontario.
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LEMON:JUICE. RECIPE - •
'• CHECKS RHEUMATIC
•PAIN QUICKLY
It you suffer trona rheumatid, arth-
ritic, or netiritie pain try this.
inexpensive home recipe. Get a pack-
age of Ru -ex •,Preseription, from, your
druggist. Mix It witifiOplayt of water,
add the juice of 4 lemons. It's easy
and pleasant.*
You need, Only 2 tableSpoonfulls two
times t day: Often within 48shours—
s4Yonetimes oVernight—sp1etall171 're.aults
are r obtained. If the pains are ;filet
q ickly,relieved and if YOU do notleel
tter, eu-ex !Prescription wihl eost you
nothing to trio. Your money refunded
if It does not help. you. Ru -ex Pre-
scription is forsale and recommended
by t,
J. A. CAVIIIIELT;
and other leading druggists.
Department of, Health of Ontario.
- AMA SAMPLES IliCEIVED JAN.aOtb, 1941
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.FATLY or mg TATE MRS.,
4.Tiouisp. Gibson extend sineere thanks
to all those who showed •them such
kin,dnesse,s in their recent bereavexnent.
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, The Signal -Star sena for $2. to any
address In Canada and is worth more.
Look at your label; it will show.,the
date up to which your 'subscription -Is
' Sealed tenders addressed to . the
mdersigned will be rreceived until 5»
MOnday, February, 1.0th, 1941, for the •
purchase of -a- snowplow fully equipped
'with wings, for the ToWnship,:of Col-
borne. 'Dhe .lowest or "any tender 'not
necessarilsoagegoted. POroticularasmax_.
he received from the Reeve or Clerk.
4. WM. SALLOWS,
-Clerk of Township of Colborne,
5-6 . • 11.1t. No. 5, Goderich.
•
`TENDERS WANTED.
• Sealed tenders ad -firmed to the
undersigned will be 'received" until 5
p.m.. Monday, February 10th, 1941, ,for
twelve cora of hardwood, 'beech and
,maple, 16 inches long, to be delivered
at the Township Hall, Carlow, not later
than March 1st, .1941. Highest or ally'
tender not neeesSarily accepted„,
'mg, SALLOW, 4
R.11. No. 5, Goderich, Ontario,
-6 --aak of TOwnship of 'Colborne. •
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defeat -Hitler.
Alt kisk
All , your personal property
insured against practically
. —all risks
AT JL1 1.4 PREMIUM
SEE
II. M. FORD
Insurance and Real Estate
_3 Hamilton St. Tel. 268w
.9
arm . Property :for. Salv
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Tenders will be received by the undersigned Corporation for
the purchase of the following parcels • of farm property:— _
Let Number 38, Concession' Tovvnship of Giderich;
' 80 acres, 7. bush, drainage good. Buildings consist •of
a bard and triall stable, -
2. Part of Lot Number 40, Concession 8.; Township of Gode.
rich, aboUt 69 acres;, no buildings, drainage good.
. Terme: 10% on acceptance' of tender, balance in thirty days. Each
. tender is to be enclosed in a sealed envelope markid."Woods Estate
:Tender,"
Time for tendering ex'pires at noon, February 12;190. Highest
or any tender not necessarily accepted.
For further information appix Jo the undersigned. , ' •
THU BRITISH MORTGAGE & TRUST !
CORPORATION OF ONTARIO '
10 Albert Street, Stratford, Ontario.
Executer John D. Woods Estate.
4-44.44-444,—.4444.444444,..44
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ash and no clinkers or slate, therefore, you get all the heat.
In coal with slate the elate steals the heat.
We can supply promptly;
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POCAHONTAS, lump and stove ili2e0; PORD OOZE, nut
size; STOKER COAL°, LONE STAR for doinestic and steam
usk
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Chas. C. Lee
Phones Office 22 House 112 At the Harbor