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eXtended to Mrs, CM', McNeil in the
loee of her father, Mr. iSowerby of
Goderieh township.
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BleNetel.,LER, Feb. 25.e"eielele Orang;
and Elizabeth Ann ate Visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. IGliddon of Ilohnesville.,
After a.,,week's steno, a:very wekome
sight was the enowpiow on Sunday
evening. The reads are nowopen to
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The ladies are holding a quiltingehie
week for the Red :teroes. Two quilts are
to be -
Mr., Mel. Jewell, -we "are sorry to
hear, Le under ,the doctor's eare at
present: `We hope to see him out again
soon. • , "
MiS. lloitshausen, wlio. bus been
fering from au attack ef pneurnonlet
Is able to eit up for a while each day";
:NILE - The sacrament of the Lord's 'Supper
will be administered :in .Benraillet
United ehureh•next 'Sun(tay, •March :!?.t
On Mareli 12, n soelal evening in -aid of
the War , Victims' Fund will be held,
In the chureh, ,Whenthe mee will entere,
tail' the ladiee With .a program and
lunch.. • • ,o
• Mr. Win; WatsenliaS beer WOrking at
-,Nir, Feb, g5.-erlvate Stanley 31e-
Gratten, whe was home ter a fortnight,
left on, Friday for Toronto, Miss Emily
MeGratten !also, rviaited at the parental
home while her 'brother was here. ,
Otolow„, etoe for a touple of weeks,
• pUtting in -hardwood 'floors for Mk. F.
Atr.' Wm. FInniRan vvhe hei served
or nutiliWer of years 'as
Bible -class. teacher in, church, has
re,stned.
Mr. Keith Feagan has .disposed of hie
cer and now sport.e a light trnck.
VC A, Meeting -.The W.A. held their
, inenthly meeting on February 18th In
the theses:tent a the church. ,,'Mrs. D.
. • MeGratten, MrSLe1ie reetland and
'Mrs. G. Rutledge were to .be the
hostesses, but Mrs, MeGratten and 'Mrs,
Rutledge were unable to att,,end on
aceount of 'sickness, There was a
small attendan� on account of the
stormy weather, but those who ,were
there must have plied 'their needles with
greet despatch, as they succeeded In
quilting two quilts for the Red Cross.
This make?, three quilts since Christ-
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Henry Matthews and Jiack Wilson
are working in Yore Cunningham's, bush
for Mr. Falconer of !Clinton, who has
purcheeed !the bush lot. se ,
The: syrapabity or the eonniuuity I
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SeeneePARIYeeele, Feb. 25;e-e2diss
Mare Vroenian of, GefieriekspentAinn-,
•day •tvith, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
,Vrooman. • •
Mr. Reuben !Bogie is in bed -under the
doetor's are. We wish him, a speedy
reeovery. • • •, •
Mrs., X, Anderson and jetry, of
Goderich, spent the week -end with 34rs.*
A. Foster. • •
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HIGH' TEA AT ,ST. -431aonou's
The annual high tea of St, ,GeOrge's
.Angliean ehurch, held in !the chureh
hall on .Priday evening last, under, the •
auSpices of the Church Woman's 'Guild
.Proved a •decided success" beth from a
social.and a financial. standpoint. :Vire.
Thomas Glazier was general convener
of the -tea and , was ably •a..§.sisted by
:Mrs. Fred Bridle, !Mrs....George Muinby
and. _.,NtIrc-*Iiant Mamba. Mrs. a.
• D. Thomas and 'Mrs. Oakley bad charge
-of the Work table, - and Mrs. Arnold
HugIll of the candy table,. Mr. Doug'
las Brown President ssf_the. Woman's
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Goderiek Bottling Works
ANNOUNCES Deposit charge on
bottles for "Coca-C6la"-- effgctive
MARCH 1st, 1941
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Effective March 1st, 1941, a pepogit of
2c each will be charged on bottles for
"Co'Ca-Cola" carried fro'm stores where
"Coca.Cola" is on gale.
* This Deposit of 20 Per ,bottle will .be re.
funded when customers return the bottles
in good condftion to their local dealer.
Gotogmem BOTTLING WORKS.
• : GODEIRICHIF ONTARICI
Authorized Bottlers 'of "Coca -Colo" -
:04 Weddings
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"I a military wedding ,at Sudbury on
teaturilay, February Sth, MI* 31nriet
Michael, a ,FAulbilrY, danghter of Mr.
and Mr. W. A. Michael, Goderiele
'became the bride of Lieut. liregor Roy,
sou of Mrs. I. Roy, Toronto, and the
late Mr. Roy. Lieut. 'Roy s adjutant
of the aSault Ste. Marie -Sudbury Regi -
milt, The veremony took place a
Knox '•Presbelerian. eliurch, Rev. Roy
J. 1Stevvart officiating. As the young
couple left the ehurch members of the
Sault Ste. MariesSedbury Itegimen
were drawn up on the steps, forming a
4ar
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sy Mai of Key Mei
Coudeeksed from Tide Week 1411100400!
Them** K•
There is *, lean )4w York who.'
0444 Unleek *ay 'leek en 'earth. Churl**
Couxtuey bee oPitued 200.000 of them;
loesing *60,000,000 in variegated
wealth: jewels from,* itemanoif casket,
bend* from a Safe ereshed by earth,
qu4ke TOk.r.th Pounds sterling' Om
t treasure ship on the bottom 'of the
ortli Sea.' And in Brooklyn, amid
showering sparks froiu a harbor firs,
unfastened the locked door of a Shed
t with dynamite,
President of the luternational Teock-
guard ot healer. Afterwards a recele math/3' AsaoCiatlen, at 49 Ceurtney is
tion was heldat the borne of Mrs. 'IIthe key Arian' Of all key:Men. His hand*:
Wright, where the mother of the groeni
and Mrs. Wright received the 'guests.
The liaPPY eenPle left for Montreal on
their .honeymoon trip; 'They. will Xe*
eide Sanit Ste. Marie.
The bride, Who was forMerly on the
public seheol'staffsat Sudbury ,and 'was
Organist et Knox Presbyterian church
there, was the guest of honer at several
social functions Prier to the weddieg.
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,. • INRSTISOCEETIY"
St; Paul's "PreSbyterian chnreh, Tnit
onto,,yeas tbeseene of a pretty "wedding'
on, :_yeedilesilay,tftuarysg6th„elLilI
PA., when ' Irene Ellen, ' daughter of
Mrs. and Mrs. Charles SoCkett, Mount
,Forest, Weenie Ate bride . of Walter
Drunuaond !Inkster, of 'Midland, Pa.,
son of 34r. and WS. Wfiliarn 0, Inkster,
•It Lake, Sisk, Rev. R. C,
MeDerMid of 'Oakville performed the
cceremony.. The bride, given in mar-
riage by her father, 10Oked charming
in a •gow,n of white frosted el:if:fen over
satin Made on princes lines and falling
into a graceful train. She *Ore
linger -tip veil and carried a • cascade:
bouquet :of *bite rose* and freesia
iss Mildred Smith of .Guelph, eousin
of the bride, was bridesmaid. She
looked lovely, in , a gown of seagreen
net elver taffeta with matching halo and
carried ;pink. roses. The groom was
attended by Mr.' William 'Agnew ' of,
Guelph. During , the signing' of the
register 31rs. IF'fink 8a:tinders of ,Gode-•
rich sang -a beautiful 'solo, '"Until."
• After the ceremonya receptiOn and
dinner were held in the'Elizabeth 'room
of .the King' Edward Hotel, -Toronto,
The bride's mother received in a gown
of wine lase_with corsage or orchids.
Gileste were • Present from Mount
Forest, Guelph, Goderich and Toronto.'
After -a ehort4 wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. :Inkster Will reside in Midland,
Pa. The 'bride is ,a graduate of Alex-
andra Hospital, Goderich, and Practised
her profession in !this town for sonie
tinier
IVIeVITTIE-BARRIE
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
Victoria street 'United Chureli on
*Thursday evening, February 200,- at
7,30 o'clock, when Margaret Arkel,
eIdeat daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Jas..
-Barrie, was united. in marriage Ito
Ernek Melbourne McVittle, son of Mr.
and Mrs.11enry MeVittle, all of Gode-
rich. . Rev. A. J. McKaye, pastor of -the
church, performed -the ceremony, and
the -wetkling music sitiS. played by Miss
Alma Howell. The bride, given in
marriage by her father, wore a smart
frock of royal blue transparent velvet,
with Dubonnet accessories and: corsage
,of. Virginia carnations, forget-me-nots
and gyphsophelia. M'rs. Bert Huckins,
Matron of honor, was gowned'in dusky
rese sheer crepe -with -sequin trinuning
and it corsage of Virginia carnations
and •gyphsophelia.. Robert W. Barrie,
brother of the bride,' was best man.
Wm. Breen and Thos. -Kahle' were the
ushers. Mrs. •Barrie, the bride's mother,,
wore a terra cotta flowered dress vvith
a corSage of Johanna Hill roses. The
bridetrroom's: mother wore a dress, of
,blaekbsheer with Briarcliffe roses.
After the ceremony luncheon was
aerved to twenty -live guests: at the
home of the'bride's.parents, which was
attractively decorated in pink and
.vvhite. Mrs. Alex. Lillico, aunt og the
bride, and Mrs. (Henry C. `Breen poured
tea. - The groomrs gift to the bride was,
a gold wrist watch; to the matron of
honor,-a--gold-bracelett-to-the----groomt:
man. and ushers, leather billfelds.
. For travelling the bride' chose a frock
of queen's blue crepe with sequin trfin-
.ming and a blue coat mink -trimmed
with wine accessories. Upon returning
from. their' 'honeymoon Mr. and Mrs.
McVittie will reside at :Hamilton, Ont.
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•BAYliELD, Veb.`26.t-Mr. and Mrs.
James ilfobinSon returned to their hotne a
in the ;village " on SaturdaY after a a
honeyinoon spent at Montreal and other "
points east. 0
, Mrs. R. II. F. Gairdner returned to p
'her. home in' the village on Thursday "
last after an absence of two months ,S
during which she speut some thne hi g
London and visited in Chicago and u
Toronto. , - , -
"Air. Bill 'Robinson has retnrned to
London after having taken charge of
his brother's store during his absence.
• Mrs. 4. .0.., Goldthorpe and little
Sandra returned honxe on Tuesday
after having visited her mother in
Pet E•rie for it fevir-days.-
Farewell Tatty...14 farewell 'party
Was given itr the Town !Hall -on SatUrday
night for Pte. Walter' johnston; vvild .,
was home on leaVefrem -Camp Ilorden.
After the refre'shinents a short addrees
Yves given by Mis.sIt. H. P. Oairdner,
president of the Red CrosS,.andValter
: was presented with ' a sweeter, two
pair seeks, gloves and a pen'tind pencil
,, set in it leather ease. :ne expres&ed
his thankS in a few well-chosen' words.
The evening was spent In dancing end
a !period of :community einging was
onioYed• • '-
Pregentationeee(An 'Monday' eeening,
February re, a largo representation of,
the Y.P.11, of the United church
gathered in -the lecture room to, honor
Mr., Itlwan 'Ross, who has received ,hiS
veil to the Air Force. Ewen, the first
't from the organization te be called te
aetive service, was president of the
society during the epaet year. Meier
' his enterprising Aleadership the Y.leTi.
enjoyed .a progressive year, and it is
with sincere regret that the meml ere
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' bid him acied.bee. An addree4 was
' read by 'Miss Jeanne Dunn, piveident,
and Mr. Murray (Grainger preeented
I'Ewan with it eine leather purse belt as
token of approelatiou and to convey
best wish& for his fuiture in the high
service wheel he hae entered.
are insured'for $iO0,Obo Ws eYee'are
so keen that he can look intea keyhole
and gauge the teeth, of the leek to the
fraction of .an Ouch needed to make..
key.'Recently whee, a eompeuy.adyer-
Used a lock as "pick -proof" the $"'ecleral
Trade :Commission summoned Court -
'ley to Washington. He picked it in
eight minutes and el seconds. '
• Courtney's conecience is as sensitive
as his fingers. He hue travelled the
, country ,ovee to build"' up the ethies -Of
. his craft, organiebig g national bad' Of
8000 locksmiths with ineMbereniP tests
.iiane4In
and standards, aroojtrurcutte tioutf"study lock8
to ninuu.
facthl lar er let Courtney grew up On a farm
near Marion, Vfrgiuia.. Here he got
his start as alocksMith When he Made
a key by filing down a Piece of ..80110.
like and opened the lock on his
mother's jam closet. Later, In ',town,
he unlocked all UI stores while Mere
chants were at a ball game. It yett
all in fun; locks fascinated ; hint. ,
After working in a railroad machin
shop, Courtney pent three years in
Germany. as a locksinithrs , apprentice
By 1009, when he 'enlisted in the Mar
Ines, he was. an expert. Confined in th
.brig on bread and eraterfoietoo much
sbore liberty, be would pick the lock a
night and raid the galley' for sausage
In the Mar1ne Corps, ',Courtney
learned deep-sea !diving. In 1919. he
opened' a 'modest lock shop in Harlem.
His reputation grew' because he could
work miracles With lockunder water.
To-thestottonesof--Neve-'ork -harbor
he ' went, ,seeking the Revolutionary -
treasure Ship Hussar; tit the liner
Egypt, sunk off Prance, to salvage setae.
tontainieg $3,509,9*; to-theMiSitania, ,
'intact the first time•he went down, later
'only scattered • wreckage.
-In 1932- Sir Zaharoff, 'Mystery
man of Europe, ehose. Courtney to try
for the $10,000,000 in geld which minor
said reposed ,in the. cruiser ITamp'shire,
Sunk by the 'Gerflrans in 1016. On the
ocean bottolnhe and,: three ,divers
pickedtheir way in the cruiser, past
skeletons still at the guns and into a
sealed -compartment, As the door
opened, two. British officers erose from
a table aed. Boated past them,; .they
had been dead 16' years. In darkness
Illuminated.onlysbY the divers' tights
they found' 11 strongboxes, smothered
in slimes PooneVeurtney crept: the
lock was rusted and he had to force ,It.
Front that one chest the four men
brought up $0,000. ' DoVeneagalittheY
went: tTnder treniendoes • pressure
Courtney wnrknd at the .loeks on the
.second strongbeit." Just as they seemed
to glee; the Steefetiome Of the. compart-
ment ,slammed,- eidepig on theirs tele-
phone. and Ugh t",1101reie as the. Miser
'was rolled bY a"rtawerful underseas
current. Cottrtietwale hurled against
the wall; felt blood warming :his side.
e ay a most an hour in Dahl, steadily
weakening although his oxygen supply
and that of the three others was not
cut off, • ...
Then suddenly the line jerked and,
Courtney took orie look at the oddloole.
Jug crew end ateld bed forgotten bee
portent tools'. leowneteirs fetti)04 the
pollee, but When thee' got there the
gallie WAS Irone.
Courtney gets $25 a call, though his
iteshetants do neighborhood Jobs fur
smaller few. Ile won't go *breed tor
less than P00% One afternoon Lloyd's
of Iiondon phoned him to take a• boat
leaving New York 14 an hour. In Lon-
don he was whielced1 to the airport se
Croydon, down to Moecow.. eyndi-
eate that bed bought the Rusehoi crown
jewels from ithe Bolebeviks bad found
no European loeimmith able to open
the 20 caskets containing them.
,--,The time leek baffles even Courtney.
ISO iike an alarm eloele it time a trip-
per that will remove itself only at til
'exact time for which the leek has bee
set. Then. and not otherwise, thieloe
can be worked, by cOmbination. Wbe
a furrier veiled Coertney-one-Saturda
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afternoon, telling him. of an employe
locked in the eold-storage vault, the JO
seemed hopelesee The lock was set to
open Monday. They .1latt heard the
Van ',yelling, bul.. now all was 'quiet.
()ter the phone, Courtney ordered WM
to break the 'emnioniaspipe leading into
the vault, to *Op further freezing, and
ethmeedrowto.. thaeatomitimenad..---
Ai the scene, he shouted through the
broken pipe, telling the man to 0,11 the
tripper from the inside so that he could
try the combination. 'There was ...Ito
teenier. To drill the lock would take
too Icing, so Courtney workede-rwithout
hope -on the combination. His finger-
tips felt the -tumblers - turn --and he
opened the door. Forward pressed
police, firenen, ambulance crew, Dia -
e :flayed, their saw only. a pile of furs.
But beneath the pile lay the Man -
half frozen; nearly asphyxiated. Too
weak to acknOwleclge -instructions, he
had, nevertheless, pulled the tripper
e 'and' then crawled under the furs.
t In spite' of Courtney's feats, , his cog --
miming interest is not in opening locks
but in making them safer. makes
Inc sad to see homes ,fle more secure
than my niqthees jam eloset," he say.
"Thousands of homes, offices, and stores
are locked with a bit -key lock, 'A bit
key has an arm or bit projectingnear
the end; there'S, not a. safe -one. made,„
And wheel see a good lock on the
front door, lint 11 Ilimsy one on the
baelc I 'grOtea."-L- " -
-"Yet people &in be safe from burg-
lars, if they'll just get good locks and
_have them properly installed. • Coiabin-
ation locks have been tried on house
doors but they are too had to work at
night. There is 'a, lock, though; that
in a sense is a combination lock. Most
familiar type Is. the. Yale lock (adapted
fromancient Egypt by Yankee named
Linus Yale), consisting of two sets of
steel pins of varying tenths pressed,
together bylsprings„ cl9 plied teeth.
„When the proper key is thrust between
the two sets, they are pried apart, en-
abling the inner core .or plug of the
lock to be turned. BY changing the
length of the five or six pins•within the
hick, and • the corresponding notches
along the edge of the key and the
grooves Liking its ssietiss there are pos-
" 100,000 really secure combina-
tions."
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• Cmirtney is one of the few experts
who can pick sucli,locks, "Burglars
ovould like to n4::1;w bow L do he
- said, for -,411-they.,iian "do with this'
type of lock is to foto It and 'that's
hard if it's an honest- lock. However,*
thereare-poor-ones-made of lead -p
!with brass which are easily forced. And
not even a good loek can bold on to a
flimsy doorjamb."
Eyes glowing, Courtney will show
You in his shop quaint Moorish locks,
bought with the handsome- fee he got
.for epeniiig the trunks of King AlSonso
who tied Spain so fast that he forgot
his keys; massive wooden locks from
Jerusalem.: , locks from Rome and
Pompeii; Ivan the :Terrible's padloek ;
a Mesopotamian key of 400 B.C. It is
the oldest key Courtney -knows, the gem
of his unique -collection of 10,000 -keys
and 2000 locks.
through the door,- now ljar again,
°burbles,- made out a diver signalling
to him. Painfully -the locksinith found
that -he WAS able to crawl. Helping
one another through,the mud, the four
men pushed 'through the door and were
drawn up.
-After agonized Months two of the
divers died; the third had the bends.
Courtney had fOur rupteres and his
hair had turned from black to white.
But he had fame. The public hailed
blasts "..Dayiy_SionesUrnlock.er:' and_he
was invited to speak at banquets, clubs,
over the radio. •
The underworld heard' of him too.
'Courtney did a comprehensive two -
Volume book onlocks. But 'When the
police pointed Out how crooks were
using the book, Courtney -burned all but
a dozen copies. ' *- , •
One New Year'a eve two men in '
evening chithes came into his shop. As
Courtney, in waiting bit them, turned
his hack, he felt a revolver pressed
gainethim. "We want you to ,open
safe,' one Of the men whispered.
There's five grand, in it for. you When
ourtney refused they beat and kicked
irn almost insensible;
Another time he was called on a
aturd'ay mottling to open an office
ate. Ile found typewriters clicirink
nd a force Beeiningly hard at work.
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• MARINE CLUB -DANCE
-The Marine ,Club held a successful.
social and danee on Thursday night
lest in the Masonle _Temple. Well over
two hundred persons attended. Twenty
tables of progressive euchre were
played in the early part of the evening.
Prizes were awarded as follows:
Ladies' first, Miss Fanny Wiles,: ladies'
consolation, Mrs. Giowyn ; men's first,
Matt. Sproul; men's consolation
Charles Stowe. Lunch was served
under the supervision of Mr. 'James
Bonny and dancing eommeneed at 11.45
and continued until3 a.m.- Mr. John
Bell acted as -master of ceremonies.
The committee, wishes to thank 'Mrs.
D. Mellwain ter the prizes Which she
kindly donated and everyone else who
assisted In maying the evening a
SneeesS.
Itoad The Signal -Star. or all the
now oft the dietriet. Subseription -
price. only $2.06 it Yetkr.
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-i)ai forget to let 'Our eobk get a eouple of easy 011t;It"
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MEAT SPECIALS Friday-. asilj
°bawl Yining Ilittnost Piro lard (le Dm or
Loin Stoxst „ „ ....... 14.03
Leg Itottst — — —
Shoulder Rout — .11.0
Breast to Stew — — Yo
Chops — — 2 11)s. 21So
.Pork Sausage 211m. 264
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Pro* liledeeldar 3Peeft
Presh Nide Pewit
Lb Boil Spot
kiwi* Sot
aboulder *peat Beet ..
Low Boit Beef
:011431$ AND 011T alltitIMOX
MEAT
!text Runt,'
MARtE
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DUNG.K&NOIST THE GU= azzar roan
DUNGANNON,. 'Feb, e0.-7-4Mr. exal
Mrs. Wallace Black, Goderichi and
,g u a " re, Jerry Lis -
aline) 'Spent Sfiailay with Mr. and Mrs,
D. 'S. ,Errington, in velebration of Mrs.
Ereingteres and grand -daughter
Beulah's birthday, which was.011
February „he Mrs. Errington, Past
sevettY.- Us' leen An better health than.
"in other wintere and has made five
Pret93rtiarier7gn'Tteeti'
' is in TorGuto Genei-al
n9§1)4).ierfor treatment. We hope to
hear soon et,tniChaproVernent, especial-
ly as he hasliaili7.4 good deal of
AnoUler of our we . own figures'',
Mr..Sain-' Roach,' will celebrate a birth-
- dat on Sunday lielt,"`Mateh'.:2xid, being
seventyeilve years. young. . 4 family .re-
uniOii. eit'peOect. .WL4hing himi.inany
happy lectures �f the. day, we would
addvthat are OM to see him ibacit
to almost normal . health again.
34. -Archie who Jals 'been. em-
. Volta , ,at • ;Altoe's store, has
taken .41. ,e,lerking position at the Red
Front Stere, Winghant. •
Mr: ,A1Vin 'Shone:4'1°d is 14a1;Ing
wegic to take 'a live 'months' eoterse itt
Galt in qraming as a Motor mechanic
in the it.c.4.?„ • ooev luck! :
Born. -On Pelertiaiy lath, and
A.trs. Earl ;MeNee,), daughter, being
callecrtioietheeee.ltcongratulationee
-OW 'Friday. of, this ,week, the Waf.'S.,,
World's Day �f „Prayer Will be observed
iii the United chureli, rw-c14teths "417aribteders'4tOt'-*
attend.. the session . tof
prayer; e been:Less meeting will be held
by the .executive of the United W.A.
Mr. 'Gorda -Stewart is "opening an
,Inefileinent •-shoP Rebt. Arm-
etrong's barn, and on Tuesday night
gave it free pictiite show of a demon-
strating, nature inthe.parish
Miss Margaret Watson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ale; Watsert, and
room -mate of ".Mias Iris Rivett,. while
attendirtg 'Godetich Collegiate Institute
was' taken sliddenly 111 on Monday 'night
and was token to the hospital the same
evening for removal of her orpenaix:
On. 3londay It McDonald, caretaker,
of the Dungannon 'sehool, •aSsisted 'by
Mr. Arthur 'BrOwn, gave t)ie school a .
thorough,. Spraylitg4of hot water and
formaldehyde iii Veth rooms, .
Miss Lois Treleaven IS receiving her
A.T.C.M: •vocar, certificate; --having. re-
gCtnatc11.1:.,:.vpah'ssi:tdorirtairt;idArsotr-Onila:,-$
lionorsin
A Litt10 One Taken. -.-We learned
with regret of the deatii-of the little
infant son, Wortii01-:„Mr. 'and Mrs.
-Warner Melaityre.,-', On Monday, the
eath,„:the2elificista' s foui
months, old, Deathresulted from
pneumonia. A 414*e-funeral service
was held Tipsday' afternoon, Rev. W.
Newman officiating. The famil$, who
live in <iff the gratel road ,on the .211d
concession of Ashfield; could not be
reached witlyriotor ears with the large
amount of snow and it was necessary
to .transfer. :from sleigh to car,. and,
again when travelling west to the D'art
gannon centetery. We extend sYm-
pathy-tottietamlly in their 'udden less;
When you are shivering with the cold
and,your teeth are ehattering, let your
thoughts stray to the little geld mining
to -iv:: of Marble iBar, in Australiand
forget your Tr-oubles; For 110 -days
In- a row,Aire 'maximum temperature
there has 'been over 100 degrees of heat..
Ox tlie. town swimming pool has long
The 'following additional donetione
to 'the (Greek "Wer' Relief Va are. •
iy
00
3taerlittl,.: TOW, 1311..a.ged.u..itirrsi:th t•hants
JVVelPhii B,13.18'setlfarne':e' . .. . .. .111
00
A. -Baxter * -`• 500
Vic Elliot 4 00
S. Turner 00
B. Campbell . . "1 1 00
R. V. Cleveland .. .. 5 00
,.11arold. .A.11in (Sault ete..
-Marie) ,'. ,100
iw. R. filenry . .... . .. . ...100
•
Mrs. J. Mamie . . 00 .
Oanadiiti"• * 1 00
Judge 1Costello 2 00
Dr. fliambly ,CLondon), . 1 00
............ . . .. 200 -
A:. U. RobertSon 5 00
A. ,MiteDona ........... .... 1 00
Previously acknowledged ' 420 10
40eAlt KAN ATTENDS
. •
roRD". =AIM No utoVRaz
Mr. Gordon Bannister, of the eerv.ice .
staff of -Goder:leh.Alotots4- is attending- -
mechanics' -training SelteOl in Tor-
ontosponsored by Ford Motor Compeller
eatiCietaiiiieadtaueoTicititiladv," 11-*ta,14, p;r4.4yilicles
,
an advanced ' training course',
winter for --experienced neeliaiics on
theeeteette$ of ,ite dealers„ this year '
general course_forlees;experienced. men,
has al.so been arranged.' -
,‘*With wartime' eervieesabsonhine
limey e*perleneed meehanice, frequent-
ly from the staffsof automobile dealers, • "
the company has decided to provide
these two free tourses to aid our deal- -
ers in maintaining the ,higli standard
of serviee Canadian Motorist% right-
fully expect from* Ford dealers," etc -
Plains *r. W. A. It. -Davis, :assistant
service Manager of 03.e . company at
Windsor; •Ont. ,
"
TARING TEu11141011, ;TRAINING .
Harvey ' MeKinnon, j-oseph. ,O'Brien
and Delmar."Bud"i,r Worthy,- three ,
-Goderich -boys who are (Plaine&
N.C.0,'s With "C" CowpOny, Middlesex-
IlurdnIfegiment, Ain left on .Saturday
afternoon forsIeitchener military train- *
ing 8,Ailli.,Where they will take an
blfice1W,training course during the next
two-. tveelestsgualifying- them to • teach_
gee 'drill, atiti-aircraft drffl, niap-read-
ng and: various- other -phases -of ,
technieal military. training. .
Mfss Delight Mutch, nue,ee-in-trairdne
at the Ontario Etospital, Kingston, was
successsful in tlie probationary exam- .
'nations • recently eoncludedi, standing
almost at the top of the elass.
Nelson Hill
Fire, Accident and Motor Olir
Office-r-elasonlesTeeriple, -
West Street, Goderich
Phone 230 • GopEnieut
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S-ALMON, e.TgrirtEAF," 117 iLR.
NEW. CHEESE r MIWCANA»IAN 1 19e
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