The Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-03-27, Page 8HE GODERICR SIGNAL -STAR
NEWS OF AUBURN
ituestMIN. Jae.
BMW 106 vihirmod home after spend.
XV3dik iagg ileaagliiere, Mrs. VIldift arming. Loodeshoro, and Mai,.
thigh Pbelluel, **forth.
Mr. Lid Mrs. J. A. Nott and daughter
'Oenildhilk Wratford, Mr$, Annie
Matiool, a ()Linton, and Mr. '1,e(1. Xre.
N. P. Utorett, of ,Blytb, vir_lted on Sun-
day with Mr, and Mrs; W; T. Robiso
" n.
Id. 34w (Jennie Dyer) of Toronto
spent Ihe week -end With. Mk. and. Mrs.
Edgar .1.aiwtion.
Mr. anti Mrs. Ezekiel vbited
with Mr. and 'Mrs. Alfred Tebbutt of
.001erie1i reeentlY.
Mr. Kenneth Campbell of Toronto
*Pent the . week -end with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell.
Mr. David. Brown of •Monkton is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pattersen,
Miss Mildred, Scott, U.N., strat-
ford, is visiting lier parents, Mr. and
Mrs. It. J. Scott,
Stanley MeNall, of tlae R.O.A.P., who
has been stationed at Pieton, has been
transferred -to 0 Mal:minx Pool at
OBITUARY
,
1 A .:Iityge eroWd titeuded the danee ' 141'NeAN ATeKAT
In gite Voreeter4! lIali late, Friday 1 The death of Duncen MeKay, retired
xeg1Lt,L3eusie -ii-4$ 4 -I -Applied by Arthur.',$ Ashileid tow)Bhip -farmer, occurred at
uaeite (orehe,,a.a ee willowlike.-- --Tee- eldexandreelloepitaleeneTtieedey after,
1164 door prieee were won bet tr's, 000 after a brief illnese. Although
John an ef Auburn and Albert in It, eighty-ninth, year, Mr. AleKay
&Took of Delgra.ve, both eeeeiving two had enjoyed comparatively gcrod. health
1 war savings certificate% until-e.talekee. on S,undayt, at Whieh
Wonaen Workers llieete-A. eorabined time he WaS removed to the Itespitale
eetiug of the Women'e Institute wade tie WaS born near Kintalh the son of
the local Red Cross was hehl in the I John . Me -Kay and hie wife Annabelle
TorOnto. •
"Friday,' ;Starch 21st, to iearnegie Institute tatWashington, P.a.;
and MrS.-• Stanheery, a Sen. -
11aptist, 'Young POOPle-The"..P.;.T.P,T.J.
Met on Sunday '-evening with Giafge
'Raithht.4ii!-,Charge. Bill .RaithbY and
Donald Rtiss led in Prayer; after Iyhich
ef -that towuehip. She erew up
'Christian • hol4e.. The paseelt 10eal
-church which, is appreprietely ealled
',plaice?' PerPettlatee the familY name.
Eatly in life ehe !weenie arisociated with
the ehurch, of which she hae throeeh- ., . ,„
ut her life -been -a -eoneleteatemenlherz The Nure e•--.' Almunae -011 s•-ra"*.--4Lr
liret in the Metheillet and then in tire the eurees, i' ii on April 4th at
United Vitamin In (December, 1881, S pen.
ehe Married by Rev. W. II. Moeto TheCross I .
.WHenryilliain Johnston, 13-e hereelf poned) will be held Elester MondaY,
, Red •dance (twice pest-
Wae ''.%
a member of a pioneer Ashfield familY, i Alien 3.4thrin the Masonic Hall. ^ Any
publie eehool 'teachers in lItiron eouuty. s 6
„
WhO becarae one of the ben 014
et-knowI.
ticketere still good and will be honored the
ti•IDAY, fath, 1941
Foresters! Hall on • Tuesday. . Mrs. e 4ean, hutli -2 hon. , d ' r -* out to The 401tristian eniture they inherited night of the dance. leverybotly we -
i,awson peesided for the dir;;'t Part ef this eountry erom 'Scotland. Noz. axe" was Continued in their home as they
'Mrs Ilerh Moerie e Kay farmea in Asheeed tow -whip until, lived successively in Aeltlield, Stanley ReserVe the date Tuesday April 1st,
president of the ilea Oroes, then took 1920, 'when he retired and moved to ,ami. iitty.„townslaips, and for. the laet
0. . s
nienieY were'? liseussed,„ and it was de -1 ten years ago aue had lies here since,1 1ides her huebantl, Mrs. Johnston
eharge. We.r7 'and' Means of raleing Sault Ste. Marie. .II0 came toiGotieriela twenty years in the 'village a Exeter.
In his Youngek is eervived by a brother, Thomas Blake,
cided to hold a chain tea.' Mrs: Mog. melding on "Parti'94.C;et-
ridge, Mm Rose and Miss Josephine '; days Mr. MeKaY was famous as A bag- on the tomestead. in Ashfield; sa
:Weir Were appointed a Paeklue." coin.'" Piper and was an outstandiug •fignre 'at 'sister, Lizzie, IkIrs. D. K. Alton, on the
nlittee. It was' decided not to 'do any Highland -gatherings. He, retained his loth eoneessioir AshilehL owl all.
rnitting for the navy Lor a few Mouths, ; love fiat- the music ee tee pipes to the other. sister, Catherine, Mrs, Herbert
as there is a great "deeeantl. for sewing t, rilbe survived be" 4 brother, Alton, in 'West ',Wawanosh. She leaves
for the refUgees. ;Sirs- '`riawsurr`rhell.c:Jajt.""UeXaY, •Aslifield tQwnshillst and three sons, all or evieein were able to
took charge for: th,':'rinstitate. Letter :t sister, Mr. Peter Fletcher, who lived be home for the itmerai. Freeborn,
a thanks for eards of -sympathy re- Neit I _ pn Frmay s,11...ieonroonettria..stluuttowte 4011 raesiyeenniv7ort.ityyeaorsf
caved were read fronktarious members.I 'funeral Will 'be held
Mrs. A. J. Ferguson gave an interest- a y
th 1101110
ing paper on "The Life o2 gr$.1Vinston ; Kar, Blue Water highway: Aehlield
Mrs. Wesley Bradneeld tOwnshiP. .Rev. D, J. Lane of' IKnex
favored with a Solo. Miss Josephine Pre'ebyterian rehurclt willeofficiate,
'--teree-geee--reanouritmeresn_en icing a sisted by Rev. 4, Eger of the Aehfield
cake. Tickets were sold. Tre-cake,4Preilhyterian chureh. Internrentlee
and, the proeeedS, .65, were given to 'be in well wine ery,
the following pronam was presented . the. Way VictiniS" Fund.., Mrs. Earl
Readings by pou;ileadleyjmue Beadle4Raithhy was the. winner of the cake. 1 LORNE a. ELTLA,orr
, —
George Itobprtson and Donna Haggitt ; The- Aeeting was closed with the sing- t Many relatives and. old friends of
plate inStramentals by Marie ItaithbY ing of the National Anthem, •A *dainty Lorne J. Elliott, LLB., will be sorry
and Joan ; vocal duets by lunch was served by the hostesseS. Mrs. to hear .ef his death, which took place
'Emma and Shirley Robertson and Mr., IL '0. 'wilson, Mrs. W. II. 'Sheppard and a week ago et hie hame, 1039 MeMillae
avid Mrs. Douglas Campbell ; guitar solo Mrs. Prod Ross. ave., Wineiperr He was the son of
by Elaine JOhnSton, and u T000 trio Jaines Iriliott and Kate Cox Elliott
'hy jack and Garth McKnight. As a youth- lie attended the Goderich
Royee Phillips read the Scripture a•nd
of h M direetor of research work in the
CHURCIT • NOTES i
'Mr. Itaithby gave the topic on. "The The Church Women's Guild of_ St 1 Model School. In 18018 the family Ryckman, B. We Beavers and George
•Beast -.and the Best.'i . Harold Reid ' '' niofid -to 31Orris,. Ma.nitoba, where -Mr. -11awson„:: 11- f .E t
•a o - xe er
eloged .the meeting With prayer. . (,.-el orge's chur
eh will meet Wednesday Elliott ta.ught for a 'year and then --
.. Red Cross Shipment.--31r.s. •Herb.
Mogridge, Miss . Josephine Weir and
Mrs. Fred ROss Met •on Monday and
pa,eked fuve bales for the Red Cross,
'- eontaining he following articles: 21
Men's dressing gowns 25 pair men'S
pyjamas, 25 pair ariny sOCks, 12 pair
.Searnen's Jong socks, 4 sleeveless sweat-
ers, 7 turtle -neck Sweaters', 7 large
searfs, 7 small scarfs, 6 pair two-way
mitts, 6 ribbed 'helmets, 3 pair broad-
:easp mints, 7 :girls' sweaters, 9 Pair PeaCh will preach at 11 a.m. and. 7 etc. , but, above al, e was a ero in
t• men'S.Mitts, 3 pair children's mltts, 1 p.m1 At 3 O'clock in the afternoon, the 'battle of life, ft)i, in spite of being.
Pali child's' SOcks and 11 quilts, . • evartgelist Mrs. Peach will give an in. a victim of creeping Paralysik for
for weeneeet'speneoree by group No. 1
of the Ladies' Aid of Knox chnrch.
Talent will be supplied. by tlie 'Blue
Boys" of 'Port Albert. The program
Will consist of monologue,
and musical numbers commeneleg .at
8 p.m, Admissien 25e. , -13
Spoehrl. showing, of smart hats for
'spring in the latest styles, gay with
`flowers, andilattering %Vas, also tailored
styles, at moderate prices,- MISS M,
MacVICAR, Kingston. street, Phone
462, -12
, !Mrs,. It, Henderson is iyoUr corsetiere
for, Spire,lla Foundation Garments.
ts chief actuary o he Excels]. Li
• • f 'or fe le e e -13 -
Albert W,83 AlbanY ave., Toronto,, n
Th ladies f •%t G roe'. W
e 0 1, eo .
Insurance Co., and W. Cecil Johnston,
4.14-e4e-onethe-etaffeofetheeMetterrvera
Stake .IIospital at Beacon, N.Y. A. bril-
liant and much loved daughter, Dr.
'Mery Jahnston, died in TorOnto ie 1930.
, Appropriate funeFarexercises were_
• aereentutge- gale in the Parish
'Hall Saturdier .April Zith, at 1.30,
for raising money, 'ear Red Cross work.
Good secondhand, clothing For
liarticulars phone 433.
J. Woods, M.A., first a private serfreeat ..... Backeite for the kidneys. CamP-
bell's.
conducted by her namister, Rev. Norval
Public service in Main street United .regular 'meeting oif ITiturstlay, ,April
The Women's 'Institute will hold its
the home and -then a largely-tittended
church. Interment was in Exeter ceme_ 3rd, at 3 P.m, at MacKay Hall, (eIre.
tery and the arers were 'W. G. Medd, , W. Newcombe ,will. discusg tthe enhject
rgeo. S. Howard, W, j, ' "%Health and Accklent Pre -tendon in
-the Home," and there,will, be a demon-
stration of bandaging and first aid by
'a• local.niarso Each anember lerurged
• to be present at this interesting eneet.
ing and briug -a -small surprise article
which will be auctioned off; the pro-
ceeds. to be given to -the Red Ceoss
Seciety. 0
Celleeelate. ifistitute and the 1Godeetch WC. Peare
For Results - A Classified Ad
LOST
TrOSTe-SIACK-- ele•ITTENi PART
Versian, about lialt.grown,, (family
pet) on ;Sunday night or Monday.
Finder please return to MRS. J. R.
DOUGL&S, Angleeea. St:, Goderich,
and 'receive' rew-aed. -13.
VOIC 14414
FOR 4414141.1, GRANARY PILL11111,
Seed Oats antl mixed grain, ger-
mination good; - also several Shorthorn
vows, dile to freshen soon. GEO. A.
MAN, Aubur•n. Phone, Blyth, 19-14.
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NOTICE
NYRICK
afternOon, April 2n4, in the Guild room entered the -bank,. In 1901 he began • .11. BORN
Tlae program will be in Charge of Mrs. the _study of law in Winnipeg, where he
,
••
Calderwas called to the bar and practised
e.
;• successfully for thirty-five years, firet
Rev. and imys. • J. W. Peach of Sarnia with the firm Metcalfe, Sharpe, Stec -
will be the guest SPeakers at the Free poole Arid Elliott, then as solicitor for
Methodist .church,' Victoria at *Park st., the Union Uank, and for the last
March 28 to 30. Prida* and Saturday twenty-ftve. Years as head of his; own
eveniiig; at 8 o'clock. 'Sunday 'as M.- firm; He wae a 'devoted member of the
lows: Sunday sehool 9.45 a.m., Metho- United Onureh, a Scottish "Rite Masan,
dist love -feast 10.30 a.m. Rev. Mrmember of the Board of Education,
PICTURES
MEET PICTURES
PICTITAE* FRAIVIES
Smith's:Art 8:Gift Store
,T13.e florae of good 'Pictures
twenty years, he continued to work at
teresting missionary address based on
;fresh facts from the Belgian -Congo, his Profession. and carried on cheerfully
to the end. He is survived by his wife,
Africa.
of ,the former Gertrude barter of Guelph;
Tile Women's MissionarY Society
one aug ter,,, . a eac r
Knox: church met on Monday afternoon, ,)•;, one son, Lorne, B.A.,
the meetinc- 'been; postponed ID' Will..niP%
h Catherine,B A t he
enerals De -
from Tuesdayhe Attorney -G
of the previous week. partment, IS ; and one sister,
Mrs. Lane, president, IvaS in the ciak. Rita, the widow of. Rev. 'Dr. E. B.
'Miss Anne McDonald. -read the-TiScip- Crummy, VActoria, B.C.
Jure lesson, Matthew 15. Mrs.. R.
Walter led in -prayer. Miss Somerville .
introduced the new study book and MISS ANIA. HAYN -
MISS Anna -31. Ilayn pasied away sud-
read a paper on -The Bricks' that We•
Laide; and Mrs. Abell read. a doily at her home on St. -David's street
ePribetereeeeThetUniVerSalThtirelfee-TheetarlY Monday afternoon in her eightiet
illitlA041454(1h
year: *Miss Hayn took .111 is a
'ktgtt,u"., h'Ynan and-
tuoti4ogsrs Pga.ye4•friend' was visiting' her and succumbed
•
within a few' ininutes. She lad not
EAD-THR CIAssmat,S bc.f.S32.:',4pielevjak.-/f%
' -
110ERBECK.-At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on March 25th, 1041, to
Mr. and Mrs. J. Moerbkk, R.R, No. 6,
•Goderich, a daug,hter.
S MITHER S. -At Alexandra Hospital,
'Goderich, on March 27th, 1941, to
Mr. and, Mrs. Carman Smithers,
Goderich, a son.
MED
•
HAYN'.---Suddenly, in Goderich, on
'Monday, March 24th, Anna M. L.
Hayn, 121 St. David's street,. Gode-
• rich. . •
UodefiCif,•-• - niesdaY,'
' March 25th, 'Duncan McKay, in his
89th year. •• .
•
'The funeral will take place from the
residence of his brother, John McKay,.
"Blue Water .highway, Ashfield Town-
ship; on Friday, March 28th, ,
SIMPSON.-z-At, Kintail, on Friday,
March 21g, Arthur Alexander John-
- stall Simpson, 4.D., in his 78th year.
--IN MEMORIAM
loving memory of our dear
• daughter, Florence, who passed Away
March 31st, 1940. - • ' °
--Ever. remembered by sisters and
• brother and mother' and -fathee, Mr,
and Mrs. Jos; .01.erk. • 13x
FOR DIAL TWISTERS• '
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but her. mad no' been con- Editor .The'iSlignal-Star.
.4 ilirsiAr_Lopi _
Low Eve6day Prices-
• 110TIIER, ARIC.ER'S
• YELLOW LABEL
BLACK Olt TVBIXED
1/2-1b.
• Pkg.;
SO AP.-,
_P&G Bars "
CAMAY 3 Bars Ite
CH1PSO 20c
,OXYDOLigePkg.22c
OLD CHEESE
MILD CHEESE
LARD 3 Ms' 235
lb. 23,
Ib. 19,
CATSUPAylmer 12-(Yz.• iZc
•
SPAGHETTI HEINZ 2 23.
JEWEL Shortening 2 lbs. "25C
FLOUR Holt°, --4:101d 24
:43. 115c
•SALMON
PEAS A Psgre
TomirroEs• Ant P 25C
es Tins
SODAS• bleeormieles • 6-0z.
Artmey_Kr.gmili,
A&P COFFEE
RED CIRCLE 1.1b. Bag 3
BOKAR lb, 39c 8 O'CLOCK Ib. 35,
MARIVIALADE
SALMON
• 1345x
PM (SALE OR RENT.-tOND IiUNfl
RE» acres good laud ; 80 aere.q
seeded; Plentiful eupPly Of water, Can
get immediate PosSession, Good oreli4rd.
MRS. JESSE OLVER, R.R. 3, "Gode.
1143x •
rich.
FOR
SALE. -.,-SINGLE BED,- MAT-
TRESS, dresser and. coUeh. All
• in god eondition. t\113,S. WM. AIlle
East 'St. " .• 43-
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A program and dence will be held for
members of "0" (Company, Middlesex.
Huron itegiMent, in uniforni, and their
wives or lady frionds, in the Odtlfel-
love.s IIa.117,••TueseLay; April 1st, at 8. p,m,
Pictures, cards, lunch, daeeing. Mem-
bers 25e. Ladies free. • 12-13
ee'T-Ite...J.:atlieer Aid Of Zion church and
•the Red Cross of Taylor's Corner will
meet _Wednesday, April 2nd, at 2 p.m.,
at Mrs. Howard Sturdy's. The roll
call Will be answered-. t),5, the Scipturar
• Use of, the word "peace." The hos-
tesses -will be 'MrseA. Sturdy and Mrs.
11. .,MeCabe.
The Saltford Red Cross will nieet
at the heme . of 'Mrs. Geo-e-Beart
Thursday, April-e3rtl, ate2e.p.m. •
•
PpRTABLE •-•; TYPE-
WIIITERS, so comPaet and neat;
all latest improVements, standard key-
board. Juet,the thing to keep up your
Speed end' easy to carry with. you or
bandy to heve in your home, and so
„cheap too. Call end lesPeet them your -
'Self at the FAGNALzSTAR and yett'll
Want to ..take one with you. ' 42
.'LEMON- JUNE RECIPE
CHECKS RHEUMATIC
•• PAIN iltICKLY
If you suffer fro* rheumatic, arth.
ritie, -or neuritic gain 'try this simple,
inexpensive hoine recipe. Get a pack.
age of RU -ex Prescription from your
druggist: Mix it with a quert.of water,
add the juice of 4 lemons.. It's , easy
a endepleasant.
e ye d onl tablespoonfulls tw6
u nee y
times a -day. Ofthrt within 48,,hours-_
sometimes overnight-zeplendid results
are obtained. If the pains are not
q fekly relieved -and if you do not feel
better,- Rii.ex 'Prescriptien -will„gost you
sidered acute., Miss Hayn was born Dear Serie-At 3 a.m.-on :afareh 29th, nathlifg to -try. • Your -money refinded
Kitchenei, thenBerlina danghter.-1 the 'transmitting frequencies of over if it does n t help you. Ru-ee Pre
-
a Mr. and Mrs. E. -R. /Sava, both of
• whom -had come to Canada, from, Pen -
Upon. the death of Mr.
'liana the mother and daughter moved
,to Goderich over' thirty years ago.
The mother died, almost twenty years
ago and the daughter - had Since re-
sided. here alone. She was a staunch-
• meMber of Victoria street United
church end belonged to several organiz-
ations in that bhurche No immediate
relatives survive. . .
The remains Tested at the Cranston
Funeral Home until Wednesday after-
noon, when. a service was held, at yie-
• toria street church, Rev.. A. J. Mac -
Kaye, pastor of the ehurche conducted
•the servlee, assisted by Rev. A. E.
3,Ioorehouse, a. fermer Paetor, Charles
'Breekow,. 'Charles Breckow, jr., Ernest
Cettig and Thomas Squires acted as
pallbearers, The remains were con-
•veyed •by hearge to Kitchener, where the
funeral Party was Met by Bev. ar. O.
Parr; another formerpastor of,Vietoria
street church;and 'friends of the fam.
Hy. Interment,took piece in East End
cemetery, Kitchener.
MRS. W. 11 'JOHNSTON
In Victoria HosPital, London, on Sat-
urday, March 22nd, 1941e &eke passed
away Sarah M. 'Blake, belayed wife of
William H. Johnston. of Exeter, in her
seventy-seventh year- She was • 'born
en the -8thee'encesSion. of the township
of A.shfievid, 'daughter .of Robert Blake
and '13.0(ven Freeborn, pioneer settlers
X0113. Orange *32-4;i0
and Grapeftint Jar
a la Irine"-""`
CHICKEN "K"AE* "Nrusc
MACARONI
WHITE BEANS
RAISINS
ALL ,KINns
lb
ANGEL CAKE CP.ke
*POND CAKE
HOT cRos3 BUNS
Fruits 69
Each-
1,Aetrase,
.01 6
Vegetables
ONTARIO, Gilowx-stmeTco �oXtY0JMD'
ROPPLES mcmTosti‘
BC DELICI0118-EXTRi VANCIi GRADE
APPISS LARGE siZe
BANANAS EMPIRE GROWN, GOLi)EN
ONIONS iinkcPtcl:teGt:,!!,,nri
Witi$111100MS. FRESH CUT, ONTARIO
caalters rasa, livirounp, TEsomt .
LARGE ORAGINAL BUNCHES
4 Q. t;sket 39t
for 11,0
RIPE 3 1b'5. 25c,
ilbs. tic
31c
Bunch Sc
GRAPEIbJ1T1111H3PLY111! 80's Each 50
ONO NOV; 741;7'.1the'firi;4:::ilj EXIzre‘arge °Z
A& P SELF-SERV10E FOOD STORE
••••••••• ^Or
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800 broadcasting stations throughout Seription is forsaleand recommended
the United States and Canada will be by '
"changed. This will Mean thet ,ou Sat- •J. A. CAMPBELL
urday next all radio listeners will be and other leading druggists.
doing -some dial twisting on their re-
ceivers re -locating favorite stations,
and those with pushbutton sets -rilll
lid-vre•the' job of reesetting 'buttons to
the new frequencies. CLEARING AUCTION SALE.
• We 't-hought that, as a service to your
readers, some of these changes might be
published by your ,paper. With this
In mind we list a 'few' Can.eredian etatioes""
of' local Interest' togefher with a key
for .finding U.S. stations •
Frequencies f
Call Location , • Old New
OPOF Montreal -600 600 •
• CBE Montreal' 910. 690
.0BM Montreal 960 940
OFQ0 • Chatham 630 • • 030
OBli Toronto 840, 740
OPRIB Toronto , 690 860 I
CRY • Trento • , 1420 1010
-OKLIW Windsor '1030 • 800
C5E00- 1a20 1150
CIRO Ottawa 88Q. 910
CIKNX Wingliara . 1200 • 1230
OJOS 'Stratford • 1210 1240
• OFPL London 760 . .1570
U.S. Changes
- (Stations between 550 lee and 130 kc—
no• than.ge; 740 -780 --increase by.
4.01res 79.0-870e-inerease by 20 kcs;
880-970-ineeease 30kes; 980-1040
-increase by 40kes, except stations of
1010; whith are also allocated -fre-
quencies of 690; 740 and 990kcs ; on
1050 -increase by 20 kes ; 1060-1130---
inerease by 30kes.
•Stations 'on 1140keg, charrOd. to 1070
and 1170; 1150 increase by 30kes ; 1160
increase 10 and '30kes ; 1.170 increase
3ffitee; 1180 reallacated to 040, 3.000,
1030.. and 1130kel 11.90 increase- by
eOltes ; between 1200 -1450 -increase
by 3Okee ;. 1460-1490-4nereaee by
40kes.
• 'Ileueting -this information may -be of
help in treeing lest statins on yotfr
dial.
„AUCTION SAll..F.S.
Of Farm Stock and implements) for
Mr. John Blair, at Lot 23, Concession 4,
Ret, 2,Goderj.ch 'i'ownship, on
TUESDA.'Y, APRIL 8t11, at 1.39 Sharp.
One Duthate cow, 8 years old, to
•reShen about May 1St ; 1 Duehain cow,
• 0 years old, -to freshen abouiNio-v. 1st;
1 Massey-Tier:rig binder, 7 ft. tut ;e1
Massey -Harris cultivator; 1 Massey -
Harris eutting box; 1 Massey -Harris
disc, .14 plateisee leMoCormick mower,'
6 ft. cut; McCormiek hay rake r
-lain wagons; 2 bay Tacks ; tetragon
box; hatrows, 4 -sections; 2 Verity 21.
vvalking ploWs; 1 plow ;-1. Porte.
land cuttereevath pole and shafts; 1
top buggy; 1 hay loader; 1 set ef
Sleighs; 1 stock • box and aek ; 1 ''se't
2000 -lb. seales; 1 Olinterelaneingemill
1 sniffler ; 1 sugar kettle ;1. hay fork,
ear, • ,ptilleys and Tope; 1 set wire
stretchers; 1 set home clippers; 1 Set
work lia.rneeS r1. get light double hat --
nesse 1 sot single -harness ; 1 get double
nearly new; extra collars, etc.;
1 posthole auger; 3. T. Eaton separator,
400 -lb. eapaciese; 1 Daisy chureeelr,Veri.
ear, 1027; 1 .good robe; s• 2 horse
blankets.; a quantity of hay and oats;
chains, "cwhiffletreee, ehotels. and other.
articles. • Everything to be sold, as
proprietor is glying up farming. Terme,
cash. -
T. .OUNDBN so,;
12-13 'Auctioneers..
OR .SALE OR .R.ENT. EIGHTY
• acres, lot 34, con, k-4, T„ceinship..el
1Goderich. 'Good:buildings and water,
4112900r- 'yearly in advance; MRS,
CHARLES CaNN_ER, _R.R. 1; Ettriek,
Ont ' 13tt
POR• SAILE.-11A.RT-PARR TR.ACT-
- OR, eine 1836, 2 cylinder, ; alSO Buck.
eye Traction Ditcher, 4% ft, x 12 ins.,
t 411y equipped. 3:MIES-CHISHOLM,
R.R. 6, ,Goderich. • 12-14x
FOR. .SALE. -GRADE APP4eES, WO.
1 spY and domestic, extra quality;
also other varieties.- -FRANK s.L.'
YOUNG, ILE. 5, Goderich, Intone 208
Carlow., '• 13t2
WANtgli,
ANTED, ENPERIENOED MAID
Or family of three. Apply by
writing BOX 86, SIGNAL...STAR, ,Gode.
rich.••
WANTED.-EXPEItIENOE'D MAID
for egeneral • Itetiseveork. Apply
MRS. Q. HAYS, North street.- 12-13,
IVA„NTED:.-e1TO B•UY HQRSES
'F OR SAL E. TYPEWRITERS,
Poitable; Staitdard -keybardree-W
also carry .Ttemington arid Underii ood'
.typewriter ribbons and adding maehine
rolls, THE SIGNAL -STAB, Goderich.
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OLGA POCATIONTAS
HAMCO pAitiDIAN OOKE
ALL OTIIER PUELEI
Prompt Service 7.Te1. .915w
noriuns.,*BApro stitvidg
,Gederielt, March 22.
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'TENDERS *WANTED
TEN*DEItS WANTXD.---
TOWNSItile CODBORNTil
Tenders will -be receiVed by the under-
signed clerk until 6 pm. gonflay, March
31st, 1941, for sepplying 3,000 ruble
yards 02 cruehed '.graveleeeincli screen,'
and, delivering sante on Township roads,
as dir4eted. Marked ehequ,e -for $100
to aecompany tender.' Lowest, or any
tender not necessarily aceepted, TOW11.
• ship reapplying gravel. .,
ALLOWS,
•tOoderiele R.R. 5.
GEO. P. ItE.N, Iloa.d Supt.,
12-13 Ooderich, B.B. 5.
and dead eattle ; must be Suitable
for• mink reed; removed prernPtly.
FRED GILBERT, R.R. 2, Bayliele
Phone - 908 r-22,
for., • • 18-tf.
NOTICO To CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
. . , ,
NOTICE is hereby given -to all Per-
$orie having any, claim against john,
Drennan late of the Town erG'oderfela,
in the 04;unty of -Huron, who died on or
about the 10th day of Maya, 1941, to.
'seed sante :to. the. uedersigned;. duly
(verified, oe or before 28th day Of
March, ae on and after that date the
ad inietrater of the said estate shall
.,
r
pro eed- to make distribetion of the
asses of -the estate, having regard only
to t eeelaims •of which he then has
noti' ' . .„
Da ed at .Goderich this' 19th day of
Mare . A.D. 1941. •
•R. Q. HAYS, K.C„ ,
e • Hamilton Street, Goderiela.
12-13 Solicitor for tee, Estate,
NOM
El TO CREDITORS • AND. •
, • 0 RS.
ALL 'PERSONS havieg • claims
against -the estate _et -ELLEN MOSS',
hite 'of tie-e-Teleeneidear of iAshfield,nt
the County of Heron, !Widows, deceased,
who -deed at.„ the. said ToWnship ‘lof
• Ashfieldlon the first day of February,
. 1941, are required to file_ proof of
'RAY DELIVERS VTR OHS" Suite with the undersigned.on or before'
Ask- our agent for prices, breeds
and date e Quick delivery
right. now Barred Rocks, Ieghorns, N,
II.xL.S. , Other breeds and cross breeds,
'Started and day old eockeiels •(bare.
gains) and capons.. • ' • '
E. II. 'SOMERSAL, R.R. Goderich.
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EXECTTOR'S SALE
• . •
EXEr
OU- TICYBIS' .S*LE
Of Fame. Lands' in the TOwnship of
Colborne and„Residence Property in the•
1/111a*ge of ,Atiburn. ••
We are instructed -by ,the Executors of
the Estate of the late Themes S.'Hamil
ton, to sell by 'public auction, at the
premises, on •
,
WEDNESDAY, APRII, Zed, 1941'
, Parcel No. 1, Pante lot ',IsTo. 4, con-
cession 7, Eastern Pivision of the Town -
hip of -Colborne, consisting of•100 acres,
on which there is a, frame houee, bank
barn 40 x 60, driving sb.ed and cement
pig „yen., and' about. 8 acres of -bush.
1\he land - Is well 'watered and .wi§11
eituatgd abOlat 7 taailes• f,rom GorleitCle
and 4142 miles e• from'. Auburn. This
.property will be offered tor sale at 1.30
sharp, at the premises. •
Parcel 'Ne. 2;. lot No. 85, Fulton!
Survey on the north „side of the main
street of Auburn, on Whiele'there is a
good frame house.- - There are sixseeores
and a bath room, in -the house, eqeupped.
_with hydro and an automatic preseure
water system This' pared vrill".(be'pa
ueefor sale _at 2,30 pm
Pe.reel NO..3, Part of lot N. (Idife-
Donald's Survey in Auburn; contairdeig-
about % of an acre, will he offered after
No. 2 is disposed 'of. •-
Terms --On all properties, subject to
reserve bids, twenty per cent. ' of pur-
ghase price to be pald'aftime of sale,
• balance in thirty days. •
FRANK DONNELLY,
e'IS011ettor ferthe Eareetitors.
GUNDItY'
• 12-1e • - Auctioneers.
AUCTION' SALE OF FARM reaNte
There will be offered- for sale by
pnblie auctioe, 'at the Office of R. C.
'Hays, -Darrister-at-law, Hamilton SE,
Ooderich, ,on
'SATURDAY, APRIL 5th, 1941,
et the houi of' 2 o'clock in the after -
THE WEST 'HALF OP LOT 19,
CoricesSion 4 ToWnship of West Wawa.'
• hie 'land is well Watered.
akertus-ao , per tent of purchase
price at the time of the sale.and the
balance In thirty .daYie
For further particulars. Apply to
- THOMAS GUNERY .435 ON,
Auetioneers, Goderieh, Ont.
• c.
orto I
R. C. HAYS., ESQ.,• . •
Raerister, etc., Hamilton, St.,
Goderiele Ont.
1344
:the 'fleet (MVO May,- 1941, after Which
date. the administrator will, proceed to
distribute the estate, having regard
only to the elainas of which be Shall
then have had notice. .
„ 'Dated at Woodstoek this Twenty-
seCond,day of march, 1941. .
••NESBITT, MeKAY and WHALiEY,
•..14 'Pinkie Street, Woodstock, Ont.
SOliciters for the Administrator.
1445
NOTICE ;froCtEDIT0RS.,
4 ,
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•A1l4 persons having Clainie atabast
the estates pe Mary Doyle and Bridget
'Doyle, late of the Township of Ash-
field, deceased, who died onor about
the 2iday- bf No -ember, 1939, are
erequffed to forward fuleparticularS'of ,
their claims' to the undersigned 'before '-
,April .12th, after which date the adz
winiStrator will proceed to distribute
the estate. -
. CARDS OF tHANKS
AUCTIONSMJE Or srAusi $Toicx,
• Wood, etc., on • f •
MONDAY, ,MAR011 31st,! 1941
t Lot 11, Bayfield Line, cotnmencing
t 1.30 p.m.
• PERMANENT WAVE ,SPECIALS
. FOR EASTER'
All portal:lent waves
and up
Special plicesoii all perma-
nent waves for a limited
• time only.'
ITOLLYWOOD
BP:AMY 01400P3
(Next Capital Theatre)
West $t. Phone 12
• Dated March 20th, 1941.
PRANK DONNELLY,
1Goderich, 'Ontario,
Solicitor for the Adininistrator.
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•
TENDERS.
Tenders will be received by the, un-
dersigned until Saturday, April- 5th,
to supply' one.1/2 ton truck, Tenders
to -include a trade-hreellowanee for , a
1935 Chevrolet 1% -ton truck.
The. lowest or any tender not neees-
saribr accepted. .
Any information required twill be
supplied by the midersigned„
GUO. C. PEAGAN,'-'"
Huron. ;County Hobe Inspector.
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Campbells .Stonlach and Viver Pi1,_
r1111E FAMILY OP THE. LA.TE
•
WieeliMAS JEWELL eviSh",to- thank
their many friends and neighbors for
the kindness showaT to them In their
recent bereavementsof a loving husband
and , father
earn02 general purpose Intrres;4
and S'ears old; Durham eow, due to
,eshen tirdelof sale; 8 eOVV'S freshened;
cow e date to freshen in April; 40
pige from , weariere to 00 lbs ; 150
cords; of greenwood; 230,sordslof dry
WoOd ; 1600 eedar pots' ,' a euinber of
hydro and teIephene poles; ta quantity
02 hemloek seantling ,2"x4".
A. X. TOWN.S11UND, PrOprietor.
•Etowteksuri
Auetioneer.
• Beautify, your home with Venetian
Kirsh new steel slat blinds are
more Practleal, durable and permit
greater light control. • Schaefer's bare
the Kirsh ageney, let ug quote you on
your requirements. tf
All 'Risk
- your; personal ei proP.' 1477
insured .against praeticall
llky
•
ONE rffiiel.
MUM'S/
' SgE
Ile . FORD
:Insurance and Real Estate
3 Hamihea $t. Tel. 268w
*no.
Terms, entli„
Vlease note this 8a1e is to be held on
the Clinton Road three mile.R, from
06x.11e141.
4,11.
APPEAL TO. REASON.
Avoid the risk of your fanatily'S health and comfort 1:)3P
checking your coal supply.. If you are running -short, play
safe by ordering enough coal to carry , you into Warmer.
weather. Our delivery wilt,,be prompt. 'We stock the BEST.
CONE CLEANED ANTHRACITE, stove •
and nut' sizes. •
''ORD 00ItE, nut size
AL:BERTA 00AI., nut tiize
BARTLEY , 4 point POOAIIONTAS, lump and
stove RiZeft ,
LONE STAR from Viteet Virgrn fle4s nit
coal is, espedally SuitAle for Domestie and rti
Stem purposes -
Chas C. Lee
For Ilarthvare, Plumbing and Heating, give us a call.
Phones Oillee- 22 House 112 At the,Harbor