HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-02-27, Page 8NEWS OF AUBURN
ihX,OUSSN, tNib. aud Mrs.
Ilarold Nicholson, of Galt,, spent the
111.40isiehd with the. latter's parents, Mz.
mid litre. John *Wilson*
*or, and Mrs. 3. V. Beyeraft, of Pies
Are Vieiting 1k4101- Reyeraft'S
then. Itee. IL C. Wi1su, and
The old adage that "trouble neVer
Mae,* SinglY" Seeras t aVe taken root
With Mrs. Edgar Lawson, Who haS
euffered t 'WS by death of her bro.
ther, John elater, ot Seafortle Mr.
ticiater died at his, home on Fridayi
exectlY 'two weeks ,after his Mother,
Mrs. Wm. Sclater, had p„assed to the
s (Great ileyond., ,The deepest oympathy.
of the 'whole emnraunity is extended
to Urss.detivson in ber dotable bereave.
ment. "
Stasi/ey Maall or the 4.v.A.Y.,
rietou, speat the Week-ends:with hiS
parent*, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas McNeil.
ManY friends here were delighted'on
ISa•tarday night to hear ' the heiretkful
rich seprano voice qe Mrs. (04) 4, G,
Ferguson, who sale; over station CBI.),
Toronto, under aPPointraeut. „ Mrs,
VerguSon was •forraerly Mildred Browns
s(laughter ,et Mrs. Isaac 'Brown; or
Blytb, arid the late Mr. BrOwns
Miss Kathleen Patterson has been
visiting friends -at -Waltoiis--
Thomas Adams haS returned, to
,
her home after a lengthy visit 'with
• friends at kitehener;
•
Rev B Q Wilson was a. Torento
.yisitoi last week.
The World „Pay:. of Prayer Will be
obSeeved in trier:Baptist Phureh on Fri-
day afternoon, at 2.30 p.m.. All the
ladiesof the community are invited.
Some ,thirty-five ladies ;net in the -
basement of. the :United church on
Ttiesdays,when our quilts weresquilted
tor the Red Cross. One or the quilts
wag' donated by MTS. Gormley Thomp-
son of 'Sarnia.
Don't !forget the play under the
:USED TIRE CLEARANCE
11/IVST BE CLEARED '
AS LOW AS 69c each -
'nary. BAXTER & M. LIN*LD
Shell Service Station
• Goderlch Phone 535
017400000.L..0.11itO
GET STARTED , NOW'
ON YOUR ENGLISH
Dinner Set
England need's the money •
•Yon need the Dinner Set
ALL OPEN* STOCK
Smith's Art & Gift Store
East 'gt. Phone',198
au*pleee of the Red Croat ti be held
in tile ForeatersJUR on Friday even,
fesbraaVY 20th.
• The publie seitool la being closed for
a etaltpie of days as the teacher, MISS
Edith 'Beacom, IS 111 with MeaSles.
Others whe are confined to their homes
with the same trouble are Charles
Beadie,, ire and A. 3. Riordanyoungest
b -ton ot Mr. and MrS. H. C. Riordan.
PERSONAL IVIENTIO' N
-Miss( Donna, Bell is visiting her sister,
Mrs, Rouse, and Mr; Ernest Rouse at
Norwich. s„
Mrs. Wad has returned to her"Imme
at Buffalo after a visit with' her par-
euts, Ur. antli Mrs. A,. Cornfield.
Miss (Frances Thomson, R,N„ who ha$
ben hi LondOnsfor seme years, is now
on the staff of. Alexandra Hospital.
E.,11:.Cleveland i$ at Itunt,sisille
oh- visit tie'lter motlier-in-lawe
(13. rjs 0,1eVe1antli-who on Sattirclay last
celebrated, heatnin,etysfirst birthday.
. •
KINGSBRIDOE
The Late Miss 0,14rieYes-A • Sfiadow
of gloom everspreact the tonimnuity, of
liaugsbridge in the death of Miss Mary
(-Garvey,-711.N., which oceurred IA' St.
Joseph's Hospital, "London, on !Tuesday,
February 1.1th, after a long ilinesS. The
deteased, Whto was the eldest daughter
(Ft -Mr. -and -Mrs. Thomas •Garvey, was a
graduate •of •St. Michael's Hospital,
Torouto, arid for some years 'held a post.
than at Ford Hospital, Detroit, 'before
returning, to Kingsbridge to assiSt in
the care of the ehildeen of her late
sister, Mrs. "WilliaM Dalton, Besides
14.er Parents? she ieases one siSter, Sister
'Marie Therese, •St. Joseph"s "Cenvent,
East Windsor,' and, seven -
brothers,
•Father Edwin, Garvey, 04.B., .Assump-
tion College, Windsor; James, Thomas,
Jelin and Gerald Garvey of• -Kings-
bridge ; Joseph (Garvey,'I K.C., of Tor-
onto, and Dr. Leo (Garisey of Guelph.
Shesw,as predeceased some" years ago
by' one brother, rather Wilfrid, Garvey,.
C.S.B., and one sister, Mrs; William
Dalton. The funeral took place an
•'Februat7 14th to St. Joseph's church,
Kingsbridge, • Where solemn 'requiem,
mais ,was celebrated by Father Edwin
CarVeys assisted by Father F: A'. Me-
Cardle as deacon 'and.. Father Maurice
Sellivan US sub -deacon, with • Father
J. L. Quigley as master or cerenxinieS:
• Father,. A, McCardie officiated at the
grave. . Present in .the sanctuary, were
Father. V. Guinan, :president of Assump-
tion College, 'Windsor, Father T: Mc-
Carthy, St. Peter's Seminary., London,
and Father H. •Goderich, The
pallbearers were William and Frank
Xoung Williarn Dalton, Michael FOley,
• Hersests Donnelly* and John A. Dalton;
The great' nurober of Mass eards and
• token of the love and esteem in Which
spiritnal.„•and fh7rtil bouquets are a
the deceased was. held bv all Who new
• her. • The sincere sy.rapathY of•the cora'.
=linty is extended to the, bereaved.par's
ents and family who, Will greatiss.mlas
her, kind assistance and goodness..
THE GODER1CH �io1l
"FISIIHRIM‘ DITS
doughty little ship, of thel4ishermen'S patrol" Fleet of the IteYal
Canadian NavY Plows through •the :heavy Pa.cifie. These Small vessels
keep constant' Watch over.the bays and inlets ' of the 1111•Itish" Columbia
Briefs
The regielar meeting of the Nurees7
Alumnae will be held at the nurea,
• residence en Pridan Mara 7th,' at
•$ P.M.
, Campbell's Stornach senl Liver kills.,
201/4 tateount on all dielen 'a. it u:Lntt-
. stehee colognes, creams i rouges,
'Powders, etc., from Mar,ch it to March.
8th, at Campbell's Drug Store. ' 4)
At Kingsbridge Rail each Monday
evening, Boy -MeKenzie and his °tele
• eetra. Danclug f vim 19 pan, to ; a.m.
• Admission 35e eaeh. • '•5tf
The Red Crossdance . (postponed
,from February, 19t1) -will •be, held on
Monday, 'Moron 17th, at the 'Masonic
Temple. Keep ,the date, open-. 0
a' ultSit*eeerrfRebeha
rrur41)41-od4ge -gespSale'attlirtirlr"
Meech. 1st, at 1 p.m, ' , • .8
,
Knox Church rumnal 'high tea, March
4, feont 5.0 -to 830., . ' ' . 84)
1 T.,
, NW" a` •
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OBITUARY
.F W. SOH.A.EFER,
The death • of Frederiek Wilham
Sehaefer occurred at !Byron Senator.
lude London, on•Saturclay mgroirtg
after an illness of about three ,years'
duration. Mr, Schaefer was in his
seveety-seeond year. Ile was .born. in
Waterloo county, the ion of Mr. and
Mrs..-oerad !Schaefer, and. .spent The
early Part of his life in Milverton. He
learned the tailor trade and. worked
'at Milverton for a number of ' years,
later taking erriPloyment' with Allis-
Chalmers "Company and. the Canadian
Edison. Company at 'Stratford, where
he lived for twelve yearst-• Ile moved
to (Goderich about nine years ago and
was employed at a bakeshop •until his
retirement 'because of ill -health. He,
was a member of Knox Presbyterian
church and was formerly a member of
the Canadian Order of Foresters. Sur-
viVitig, _besides his widow, sthe former
Matilda Mohr., are two so.n.S. Clarence,
of Gocleriell, and Harry, of iaris,Ont.;
twossclauglaters„Mrss_Qr01 Straehan,
and Mrs. (Goldie Smith, of Otiderich ;
three brothers, Adam, of Kitchener
John, of Milverton, and .(ElenrY, ef
ratford. . •• •
The,funeral was held from the
Cranston Funeral Home on Monday
afternoon, Rev. D, J's'Lan'e Conducting
the services. The - pallbearers were
Clarence and :Harry iShafer, Sons;
Gordon dSchaefer, Milverton; George
Schaefer,. Goderich-;—Samuel Whaley,
Harriston ; :Walter Mohr; Mitehell.
Interment was n Maitland eemetery,
•• Relatives and friend attending the,
funeral -included Mr. and' Sirs. Ohtteles
Diets -Men, •Stratford ; Adaln 'Schaefer,
Kitchener; john and (Gordon ISehaefer,„
Milverton ; Walter Mohr, 111telie11; Mr.
arid Mrs. W. $8;,,Whaley, Harr1ston. •
EAT MORE APPLES
• sEuurrim op• luss.ic GRADE ,APPLES
DiarINTOSII 'EXCELLENT EON 4,4t. Bask. 39c
SNOWS . Vt..27c 1 BALDWIN Vsit: 27F
SPY
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SB-aQs.kt..
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3.7c
Ontario 10-1b; C,
• ONTAIU0 ail ISM" la • COOking ,Bag
SELECTED- RUMMY -
6c
CABBAGE .41:rata.; -AL,
LETTUCE. EreshCrs� ileathic
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Buy- War Savings Certificates Regularly
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COFFEE
•
1-11,. Bag 3 9,
New - A & P
VIENNA -TWIST
24-4 loaf 9c
ANN a PAGE
ANGEL' CAKE
p1/40 -1.15c,
arta rue OId rashionsa
COOKIES
• 216$•25c
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RAISIN LOAF
24 oz., Loaf 13,
FLOUR SUNNyFIELD
LARD
SUNNYFIELD
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SALMON TPDgiz,i,GER115..
• KIPPER -SNACKS 2 Ting
• zi4b.
Sae vs
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Ib.
Sperial Otter!
Boiled Oats Bulk 3 ib
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MACARONIAll '
'A 2
Kinjs
AYitner IN*
OLD CHEESE.
Mitli CHEESE °11
Chickeilladdies rin.1
lb. ,
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Raisins lallt :"Ib. 1
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Wheat •, ' grggrd 2 ;V. 15c
Jelly Poiiders'o.lettrkg6,11
Motor 011 .Super Body 411: 99,
#,.
Thmotoes Met 221c-150
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* PEAS Iona 4Sievo ' ' tif* 9c
SIIIIDDIES Brunswick ,t'in ' 5
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Boking Powder RAT lic
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S.
ens Bulk 4c
OXYDOL, BUR FLAKES Rd
1 lAtNe Pkg.,
1 Small
SOTH FOR 2 jtricE Grapefruit• ZVI"' 17
Chorteain Nistrli2 th-. 23c
P S'ELF-S' ICE FOOD STORES
• THE WEATHER •
The temperatures for the past, Week
and the eorresponding week last year,
as officially recorded, were as ‘follows•
• 1941 •- 194Q: .
. • „ Max. Min. Maxs,Min,
Thurs., Feb. 20 ....25 15 -35 26
Fri., Feb. 21 28 24 sa • 11
Sat., Feb. 22 29 24 29 12
• Sun., Feb. 23 28 20 • 28 . 21
Mon., Feb. 24 31 15 • 23 . 20
Tues.; Feb. 25 24 12 24 11
Weds `Feb. 26 22 '15 ,25 15.
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LEMON JUICE RECIPE
CHECKS RHEUMATIC -
' PAIN QUICKLY
If you suffer from rheurdatic, arth-
ritte,sor neuritic pain • try this simile,'
inexpensive home recipe. Get a pack-
age of Rteex Prescription from your
druggiSt. Mix it ;with a quart of water,
add the juice of 4 lemons, It's easy
and pleaaant.
You need only 2 tablespoonfulls two
times a day. Often within 48 hours—
sometimes overnight—splendid results
are, obtained. If the pains are not
quickly relieved arid if you do not feel
better, Ru -ex (Prescription wilreest You
nothing to try. ' Your money refunded
if it does n t help you. Ru -ex Pre-
scription is for sale and, ,recommended
by • ,
• • 3. A, CAMPBELL '
and other leaditie, druggiSts. •
ean
Coal
Compan
Goderich
READING
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OLGA POCAHONTAS
ITAIVICO CANADIAN COKE
ALL oviER ruims
omptStrvie
Tel. Ofiw
STRAINS OF rim PIPES I
STIR 'SCOTTISH BLOOD
Duncan (the Piper) MacKay, native
of gluten but nOW a resident of Gode:
'rich,, one Of ,the best amateur timbers
•of his day, recently celebratehis
eight's -eighth birthday at his •home on
Park street, where he resides 'with ilia
sister, 'Mrs. Peter Fletcher. Qf a recent
evening he was paid a surprise visit
by Mr. D. 3. 'MacLennan, Lochalsh,
storekeeper, who .brought with him a
strapping twenty -two-year-old Scots,
man, L.A.C. Archibald Mborne,
Dunferitline, Scotland, new with
the RAS. at Port -Albert. Mrs Mac.,
'Lerman also brought, his pipes' along,
:so that the visitor from a,
mild Seqti
might. -put on a' program, and the
skirl of ,the pipes' tilled the air of the.
MaeKay home and its environs for igilf
• •ho'nr. Mr. MacLennan said he had,
made a 'tfind ," and the aged Piper con-
rnied'shis views. He said.' he hadn't
'heard sueh ,mnsic since' professionals
were'lraportedfor the Caledonia sports
at Lueknow, and „during the program
*his -face- was -a study 'ofspleasure and
-contentment. - .•
It is thought& 'lets- snch as -Mr.
MacLennan's that eaunt.ln the life of
an octogenarian shut-in like Mr. Mac-
Kay,' who in his dey was famous , as' a
piper, and the concert, will be repeated
as soon as Mr, C,borne's bag-
pipPs arrive from .Scotlaaci. They ,now
are long overdue.,
MacKay 'e parents came from
'Scotland .in 1846and he is one of Ash -
'field's real "old boys:" His health is
comparatively good. —
, -
BORN
PARRISH. — At Brantford General
'Hospital, on February 24th, to Mr.
4 Mrs. John 'Fairish, Brantford,
sem. • •
PA. NE. — At :Alexandta Hospital,
Getlerich, on FebruarY 25th, to Mr.
and Mrs'. G. E. Payne, Goderich, a
daughter. ,
SMITH. — At Alexandra Hospital,
.0-odereiht on February 25th to Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Smith (uee Gertrude
Wheeler), a son,. ••
W.AIRNOCK.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on February 22nd, to Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Warnock, (Groderieh
• twin daughters. -
DIED ,
McINTYRE.—SuddertlY, in Ashfield
• township, on Mond, February 24th,
1941, Russell Worthy, youngest son
• of Mr. and 3Irs, "Vanier McIntyre,
aged.4 months. .141q
SOHAEPER.—St London,on Saturday,
February 22nd, 1941, .Frederick_
• Schaefer, in his 72nd year.
IN MEMORIAM
SPROUL.—In.„ leving memory of my
. dear husband, William Sproul, who
•passed away Felkuary 18th, 1927.
The world may change from year to
And friends fro/belay to day ;
But never will the one 1 loved
From memory pass away.. •
•--His loving wife, Rhoda M. :Sprott':
,CHURCH NOTES
• ' Members and. friend e •of 'Victoria
Horne. and Selfool Club who were un-
ablelte be present at the birthday party,
and whoeyv.huld, like to have a share In
providing the layettes for Willett air
raid 'victiffie, are aelted--to let, in touch
with. Mre. .13eorge"-Ifeivera' 'Mrs.
'George Raeghler, telephone 50
• The -monthly meeting ef Wornen'e
institate wlUbelxeld at elaeKay Ball
on Thursday, March 6, at 3- pen. -
demonstration of articles made from
sugar saeles will be given:
The Ladies' Aid of Zion ehurch and
the Red Cross of-Taylqe's Corner will
meet WedneSday. March 5, at 2 p.m.,
at Mrs. K. Holmes'. The hostesses will
be Mrs. Reg, Sturdy and Mrs. Howard
'Sturdy. The roll call 'will be answered
with suggestions to improve the Society,
Friday and Saturday specials—fancy
large heavy 'bath' 'towels, slightly int -
Perfect, 47c -89c pair, at Goderich Doilar
'Store. • s
Bacitrite for the kidneys. 'Camp-
bell's, • 30
AY,
TAR Mb, 1$41
For Results
A Moiled Ad
TO I4EAT
_
0 RDNT.----TWIO LARGE KILN-
ISIIF)1) rooms on lower floor, all
convenieueee; o,lso room and board.
J. E-JIARNIVIeLL, .Keays street.
• 0,10x
reFeNiteeStiPEBTEST SERVIKIE
•Station, well leeated in exotlerieh
on the Blue Water highway. This is
an•oldeleablislead Imeiness. .Ateason,-
Able ,terms. Small eapital required.
Apply BOX 322, !Seaforth. Ox
AUCTION SALES •
AUCTI,ON SALE
• Of household furniture and goods and
real estate owned by the late .TON-
ATHAN ZUNTLEY, at Blyth, on ;
SATURDAY; 11A„Itatr 1St, at 1.30 jm
• T. •GIUNDRY & SON,
AucOneers
• The regular monthlysmeeting of St.
George's Church 'Women's Guild will
• be held on Wednesday, March 5th, in
the parish hall. SpfelaI Program
At Victoria trpq 'United, church. on
Sunday, March 2nd, the service of,
• sacrament and infant baptistn will be
observed. Rev. A. J. Maclitaye, will
pretieh dn the subject "Baptism." •
The regular ineetittg of North street
1 Milted church W.M.S. will be held in
!the Sninlay -sehool 'room at 3 p.m. •on
Monday, March firtl. " Mrs, J. B.
(Graham's group will have eharge, of
the program andthe chapter of the
study book, ."Witnessing of the . Ways
in Japan," 'Wil; be distussed bY Mrg.
W. P. Utile, '
CLEIAR
1NG AUCTION 'SALE s•
Of 'Farm Stock and Implenieats, nt
the farm of Lorne Thurlow, lots 13 and
,14, Lake Road Wet (0% miles north
of Gotierieh),; on
WHONDSDAY, MARCH 5t1i,
at 1.30n
.m.
F .
Horses -1 gray Percheron horse,
aged; 1 -bay gelding, rising 3 years old.
Cattle -1 roan cow, "dueto freshen
June 30; 1 roan cow, dile to freshen
July 13;. 1 black cow, „due to freshen
Sept, 10; 1 roan cow, dee to freshen
Sept. 18; 1 roan Oiler, due to freshen
Sept. 22; 1 gray heifer, due to'freshen
Oct. 23; 1 white heifer, ranching; 2
heifers, 2 years old; 5 yearlings ;
fall calves. Pigs -6 chunks. IMples
ments-1 Deering bitider ; 1 Deering
mower ;' 1 hayloader with trucks; 1
Massey -Harris fertilizer hoe drill
(nearly new) ; 1 side rake and tedder,
combined.; 1 dump rake; 1 steel roller;.
McCormicksDeering dise barrows, 14
lates ' with _twits L1 cultivators 1
Other ridites ;News Verity walking
plow, 21; 1 Frost & Wood gang plow;
1 Bain wagon with box and stock, rack;
hay rack; 'gravel box; 1 Clinton' inhli; quantityof whiffletrees and
doubletrees ; 1 buggy; 1. cutter; 4 set
Chatham scales, 2000 lb.; 1 set single
harness; 1 pig crate; quantity of hay
and spring grain; forks, chains, shovels
and numerous other articles. Nothing
reserved, as owner as 'leaving the farm.
• Term, . cash. _
LORNE THURLOW,
• Proprietor, R.R. 3, 'Goderich.
•s . T. iGUNDBY & SON,
-9 * AuctiOneers.
CoiIn cata`Pbell, who- is training at
Louden with the Royal Oanadian Naval'
Reserve, visited with his parente;ir
anti grs. D. 'E. Campbell, Wellingtoe
I street, oVer the weo,k-end;
•
Ready tor-Buffiness
1 "
Attracted by a bright yointgeter, a
dear old ln.dy, csaid to him : "I'd give a
thousand pounds to have a little boy'
like you for my -own." .
"That's a lot .of ,money-, len't• it?"
• said the lad.
'Yes, but I. have lots of money' and
no little boy.' — •
"Mother 'wouldn't4et you have me
for good," said •the boY. .Then
thought for a minute and added bright-
ly ; "But :vote can hold my hand for
All Risk
Jour Polootal property
• insured agarrist oaetitally
all rislot
INTONE '4'14'z
AT - PREMIUM
SEE.
11. M. FOltD
•friSUratttt and Red Et4,tsie
3 Iltatullten St 'TA? 244W
SALE
Farm, farm stock and implements of
the estate of John A. COX; lot 28, don.'
cession 8; (Goderich Township, on •
VEDNEISDAY, MARCH 12th, 1941
commencing at 12 o'clock, noon.
Three cows, freshened ; 1 tow, due to
freshen in July ; 1 cow, due to freshen
in A.prii; 1 cow, due to freshert in JO' ;
6 steers, rising two, years ; 2 heifers;
rising two years ; 4 steers; rising one
year; 1 heifer, rising one year;- 3 young
calve; ; 1 'horse; 1 sow, due in April; it
set double harness; • I set single
harness; 2 on,barrels ;11 turning lathe ;-
1.
pulper ; 1 gas engine; 1 I/2 11.1'.
motor; 1 horseclipe•er; 2 cars, repo and
pulleys; 1 Massey -Harris binder, • six-
foot cute 1 Deering.birider, seven -foot ;
2 Massey-,Ilarria mowers; 1 two -horse
cultivator ; 1 three -horse cultivator;
1 tractor eultivator; 1• I.H.O. 10-20
traetor ; 1 set, tractor disee; 1 set
tractor plows; 1 set in -throw discs; 1
riding plow; 2 walking plows; 1 double
ploir; 1 hay loader; .1 side delivery
rake; 1 dump rake ; 1 'Cement Mixer;
1 grinder, 10", plate; 2 fanning mills;
1 set e000 ib.ecales; 2 seta harrows.;
1 corne,scuffier ; 1 Cutting box anti Apes ;
haY rack- ; 3 wagons ; 1 -gravel box;
I, *go.. box and stock reek; 2 'sets
sleig,hSe 1 , turnip. dent ; I edrag saw' ;
1 cireniar w;Sabuggy e 1 cutter;
manure opreader'; 1 13 -hoe drill; 1
eream eeparator, ,Mellotte two,wheel
trailer; 1 foureeheel trailer; • 1 Ford
car ; 1 extensiou ladder ; 1 corn binder;
quantity 0-r hay ; seed oats ; seed barley ;
mixed grain ; quantity of lumber.
'Other articles to nuttaterous to mention.
The farm to be offered for sale is'
situated on Oth eoncessien Goderich
Township, containing 80 acres. ,Every-
thing, must be sold, au estate h eiug
:settled; Terms, ,eash.
M1RS. 404-E1 A. COX,
• ,ALDERT B. (SOX,
IIAI/017D jAtlICSSxONee, tit°r5'
9-10 Auctioneer.
E-A IU
in good condition. Apely to 103
elgin Ave. 4
gAix.--Lo'r ON NM/SOX
Street, with double garage, spring
well. MISS 4.;, MOSNit, Jiamilton
Street. •8.9
LOOK TO THEe GOOD .SUMSIER,
broiler markets 'becoming inereass
ingly profitable. 'Bray ':cockerels, light
and,heavy breeds, and started coelterele,-
Pulleteee-viipons,--,bargainse ihunediete
delivery: Order now to catch broiler
and, late summer egg markets, E. B.
R.R. 24'Pray Agept. 9
OR SAME. — RUBBER 000DS,
Sundries, etc., ..enailed postpaid 'in
,plain, sealed wrabPer. ' 80% less than
retail, Write for mail-order catalogue.
1sFowitupX3iDR, CO., *Dept. Ic-S; Box 94
Hamilton_ , Out. 34.0
FOR SALE.--PARIC, _85 ACRES,
good eley Ione 6 acres buSlb,.
plenty of water; bank barn, 36 x 50,
hay barn 30 x 42, drtving s1xed-24 x 36,
hen , house 16 x• 18; good house with
'bathroom; On No 8 highwaY, two miles
from •Goderiele HER/3. LAMPREY,
R.R. 1, 431°4410, 8x
CARD *OF THANKS.
MAS. GEORGE 00WER13Y AND
• FAMILY wish to thank Bev. A, C.
Calder ane Rev.,A*. J,2McKaye and else.
_their many* friends and ,neighbors' for
the kindnesse Shown in their, 'recent
bereavement, also those who sent
flowers and :leaned their ears..
F1VE,6 SOHIAE•Peilt, ANDer.,631-
.•ILiY viish to thank their many
friends' and neighbors for the kind-
nesses shown them in their recent. ead
bereavement ; also for the.. beautiful
iloral tributes and those who so kindly
1411fted ',their' cars. • , -9
LOST
OST. ---TWO 1itir1lTKEMII4C ()ANS, -
21A suttee south of Gederlein Tuea-
day afternoon. Finder please -minty
JOIN 110WA:Ite, BeVield. Phone
Clinton 02e, ring 31. 0-10
PUBLIC NOTION
MICE.
As Dr. H. R, Mall reported for active.
eervice, Monday, February 10th, all
Unpaid aeeounts, may be paid to Mieek
Beans, at Dr. Hall's ()Mee, until rebrue.
ary• 28th, 1941, and after that date ae-
counts must be paid at the fake of hi*
soliciter, 1t C. Bays, Ilantilton street'',
Oederieh, Ofit.'. •79
WittiVrai
WANTED. 1il,04' COOKER SPAN-
1EL pup—black preferred, Write
BOX 70, • SIGNAL -STAIR, giving age
and price asked, 4
,.WANTED.—TO 1tTJ OX HORSES
and (Rads cattle; =net 'he ouitable
ior mink teed; removed promPtlY.
FRED GILDER% R.R. 2, Bayfielo
Phone 908 r ,22, Cliaton. Cells Paid
tor. 18-th
THE FAMILY OP Tilt LATE'
' Andrew Million take this means of
expressing their appreciation of the
kindness" and sympathy shown ;them
In (their recent bereavement ; also their
thanks to those' who:loaned ears for
the funeral and sent literal tributes.
.9x
voilmegoprallimise imiumma
TENDERS WANTED
-- R. A: F. - Ortaia
. wants to rent a furnished hofise
*for •small ' Must have golheat-
ing, coeldng and hot water arrange.:
me,nts. Writespartieulars to BOX 80,
SIGNAL.SITAR. 4
iNvANICEID.—ACTIV MAN
• (or woman) wanted for profitable
. Watkins route. • ,Steadv.' -repeat best.
utes. 'Full credit ter all orders. We
supply the stock owl traiu you. Big
MR. SEMPLE, 2177 :Vfassen St., Mon- ,
r opportunity. Apply promptly to
ctnreeanlin. n
ge. assured. from start. .This
••• 749
MEIN' AND 'WOMX$ WANTEia•-s"
— Would you like to own a businesi
In an exclusive district? • Sell'. t:wo •
hundred guaranteed household neeeS-
'sities•such as epicei, eitraete; food pro.
ducts, tea, coffee, fern], necessities, •etc.
-No-eriske--Thirteedireetrialeeffer-free
We help you realize nfce profits. Pro-
position sent without any obligation,
SITO,.1435 Monteahn, Montreal: . 7-1.q
' NOTICE TO C.103AT0RS
NOTICE TO ORED/TOBS.
•
. All persons having claims against
the estate Of Lee Hun, late of theToWn-
otl,Goderich, laundryman, who died on
•the 25th day of April,' 1940, are re- '
.qeired to file particulars of the same
with, the ' undersignedsorLorshefore...thes—
• 15th. day of March, 1941, after which
date the estate will be distributed hav- .
Ilee regard' only to the claims of which
theadministrator shall then . have
notice. ' . . t
' -
; Dated at Ceiderich, this 18t11day. of
.
'February, 141. • e •
.FRANK DONNELLY, • .
• Goderich, !Ontario,
8-10 . Solicitor for the.Admthistrator. .
TENDERS ViTANTEth. •
TOWNSHIP OF WEST WAWANOSH
Sealed Tenders will be reeeived by
the undersigned until 12 ot.elogit -Tues-
day, March 11th, 1941, to eperate, the
Township erushing plant' by the Cubic
yard. Contractor to supply men and
teams; the corporatieir-will-suPPirsolls
and the repair parts forsthe crusher.
At .the same time tenders will also
be received for trucking gravel by the
yard -mile as registered by axi approved
speedometer. • •
A marked cheque for 850.00 must
accompany each tender in both cases.
The lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily 'accepted. , • ""
, The. contracts Will ,ise let eenbject to
the apprdtal of the Departnnt of
• HighWays.r
J. b. PURDON
Road Superintendent, R.,(11; 2, Lucknow.
•• .9
AUCTION
FAICS1 kOR SALE:
FARAIS Volt ,RALD.
• —
1. • 100 acres` on highway No. 8, two.
miles west cif 'Clinton. 6 acres fall
wheat, good spring. Creek-etever-failinle
well with windmM, stone -pebble house
with furnace and Modern bathrimil
bank barn 36' x OW; cement' silo, hen-
house, drive 'shed' aid" garage.
2. 92 teres on highway No, 8, tvvo
snail& west of . Clinton. Bank barn,
franie hottse, oben-house, garage and
never -tailing well,
3. 80 acres grais farm 21/2 miles
south of Ilobnesville, 12th concession,
Township of GoderIch. ever failing
welt, and windnilll,
blot further informAtioh and .par-
ticulars apply to- the urulersigned.
NORMAN
Executor Gedige Mali Estate,
8-10 " ' lgew liamburg, Ontario.
Miss M. 11. 'Mae'Vlear is in Toronto
attending the epring
Mr. W. E. °Kelly, of Iemdon, was in
town, on 'Tuesday and looked up some, of
his old' friends.
' Miss Mary E, MacViear has returned
rom Toronto, where elle studied the
;pYine etYles, While In tho
City; elle was the guest of Miss Itlikna•
Richardson, Madison avenue.
READ THE MISEIPTED ADS.
OltIMQ,T1
On jan. 3rd, 1941, another
client wrote *You r cheque re-
ceived and 1 wisli t� thank you. '
. foe , the manner in "Which you
handled this."
• If YOU want efficient service
send us your list of outstanding
..debts for eollectiou. Remember
our • term, "no collection, no
charge. for our services."
, KELLY & AIKEN
. The Collectors* Orangeville, Ont.
• Est. 1890- Longest established ,
firms:.a._eollectersans__Qnta, ries
4-9 ••
SALESMEN
WANTED -
• To Reiresent
• "The Old Reliable
Fonthill Nurseries"
in Huron County •
New and ,Speeial •LinOs 111
Hardy- Trees, • Shrubs, •.,
and Plants
*rite for, Terms and ,
dafalogue ,
,
STONE & IN'ELLINGTON
TORONTO "
5-10
eamoismeamosamiweereweviesee
Inety Per Cent.
"
To 90% of the users of DOMEST10'00AL, coal is just eoalo
They never consider the quality and how muoy money they
save by buying 'a 'good quality coal. When you buy •Dedit.
ANTHRACITE Cool you buy the best. There is very little
-
81311 and no clinkers or slate, therefore, you 'get all the heat.
In Cool with slate tb.e-slate steals the heat.
We can supply promptly;
D&E ANTHRAO/TE, nut and stove sixes; BARTLEY
POCAHONTAS, lump and stove sizes; WORD 0010E, nut
size; STOKER'COL; LONE STAR for domestic and steam
use.
For liardware, Plumbing and Heating„ give us It 0431.
Chas. C. Lee
Phones------01fice 22,
At the Earbor