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NEWS OF AUBURN
U' 1.110', May 7„ 'Arti1ur`Yuing -
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With. his 'father Mrs eor
Maryvtloktunlet.
uith, of the Gollego of
k ar7maey, Toronto, visiting Ter par.,
tliSts, ]bac. and MBS. Chas. Asquith.
Jgiwiu Finnigan, of London, visited
on, 'Suln+ s With Denali Loss.
Mr. and Mrs. ° T ar i. Nicholson, of
that, Spent the weeks -end with Mx'. and
Mrs. J. a. valson,
mt.& Joevetio . •F eb, of Detroit,
'as 'a week -end visitor„ with her par”
entss- Mr, and gra, Geo. Beadle,
Mise tlael Pridhain, of Rockwood,
iter: on Sunday. with Mr. and gra.
Fred~ Yungblut.
'Mrs. It. D. Munro received word ok
the death aher uncle, Fred; Denstedis
414 in ail the,
local
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rchcelAso wrsi, th
Music b thpvaRi us .,,
. Baptist ie' AidrMrs. 0, A. •
Hews= gave her `home for the Mav, r
.tion of the (Baptist Ladivs...A.id oThe
m Mrs. �1t wson, presided, The
�ident, M .gra. Annie
read by
•Scrilrture was
,Walper and Mrs. W. Q. Robertson led
prayer. .Mrs. Wna,' Mellwaiaa gave
in eTempting of Jesus,
as �rea�nr°', "The P .. .
and. Md, Fred Ross a reading', .,Along
a ." Mrs, ,Gordon Taylor favored
the 'Way." al
with a solo. Airs. Anna `VP pex wive
a reading, "Sweethearts," written 'by'-
Mrs. Ernest ,Kneeshaw; 4 of ,leaford,
who is Well known in this district.
Mrs., A. E. Silver gave a well-prepared
paper s on "Meditation and Quietness of
the Radio." Mrs. T. S. Johnston read
a'letter f?ironi her cousin, Helen Wate TM.
^which occurred on Saturday, after a f Leeds, England: his. _Atte
` lneSs, at.the' Mane of hin er, o' nd lions in ;the country
]in;, Pro xl
tnf+��or Orville Denstedt, MeGill deScr.iiyed theusiness •life of that ;City
-"University
T e real.. Burial took and in the
ani�`er tr,...., Mont d said the spirit of the British peolrle
an s 'e
'ROL IVIENTION
Mid MacMath, mat Toronto
visited friends in toWn .this' mak..,_
as
w�lie g'
I,1 as
r D
0
and �[
tra tow after Venni the winter at,.
Toronto, •
Mid :Barbara `Pest, ;of 'Seafortlt, was
a recent guest with Mr ,and Mrs.
Frank
Pte, Harold Wilson, lif the Elgin
Re gimen.t, ''w`ais home from Va1eartier
-end, a.
for the. r��k ,
Jean Lawe • rett ne#' to her
Mist eta.
home,_ here last week. after 'Spending.
,the winter at•Detroit.
Mr. Pat Page of Toronto spent the
week -end with Mr, and Mrs. James
Johnston ,
i East street,
Miss 'delight Muteh, nurse -in -training'
at the Ontario F Ilespital, 'Kingston,
is
,ho • for several weeks . holidays.
m4
Miss... Hazel V. Moore, Huron road,
Bernice Moore of
and. Miss •13er , Reg. N:,•
Stratford, theweek dvisiting
friends a• Niagara Falls, �.
Miss Graceoggarth of 'Port Muron
and Miss Ida, McLeod' of Detroit spent
the week -end 'at 'the home of • airs,
Hawkins, hayfield road.
Dick palser, son of Mr. and Mrs. D
D. ..a : -.; is s eill'istedsse t he4to r
Canadian Signallers'and is at present
stationed °at Darling :'Heights.
Cpl. William Lumby, stationed •sit
,Dunnville, is visiting with his pa lre its,
Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Lumby, St• David's
ateeet, on a fourteen days' leave:
Mrs. Fear (formerly Miss Mabel
Bailie) and. Master Dick Fear,
�' �
orL,
onto,' were week -end visitors in town
the guests of Mr, and Mrs,, A. J. Cooper.
Pte. Donald -Wiggins, stationed at the -
Chatham training centre, visited with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wig-
gins, 'Wellington street, aver the week-
end. •
Glen Llodge, sop of Mrs. Robert Wil-
son, 'Cameron street, has enlisted with
the Royals Canadian Signallers Carps
and is at present stationed at • Camp
:Borden. °
'Sergeant -Pilot 'Herbert Moody, sta-
telnal at Brantford Service Flying
School, spent• the week -end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs.. • Joseph Moody,
Market stet.
Mrs., F. R. Rodditt Lads the --miss
fortune to fall .while coming out of the
,capital Theatre on Tuesday night, sus-
taining 'a dislocated shoulder: She is
a patient in Alexandra !hospital icor a
few days. •.,
-Rev. T. W., Hazelwood, of Toronto,
while in town to conduct The annivers-
ary .services of • North -street United,
church, 'was the guest of Mr. and.,31rs. •
'Walter. J. Hadlge. Mr. Hiodge, and his
guest were 'High School stridents-- to-
gether and the first marriage performed
by Mr. Haze,;les ood after his ordination
was that of . \I -r. and Mrs. Hodge: '
Igoe* at. 'Brandon, Manitoba,, ,
' l Rolla s 'pt the week -
'end1iTi dobe r W m. Medd', of
end with l'fl',.: and M' e,
4 U
Goderich, t' r
,.Mrs.,. sellar and daugh e ,
'qtr: � :f�� .�-' U tar the
orra have nnO ee
;LitCille, of � , Riordan
local •0.P.R. station.. ),Lr. -int. C.
is at present relieving at Owen Sound.
' `fixs.,Itiordan,and family are living in
r ed Rollinson's house for the present,
The "recent scan by -the R,C.A.,F. for
or
2 universit s students to train,
rad was " We would rather da
t nee v, under German
;than have _ living death ,closed the
rule," .Mrs. R. J. Phillips
ra
e
r.
Lunch was
{ y
meeting vi^itJrr p
!_-served• .::<:....;_ _; .:,.
Guild. The 'La i-'s�",'..i
Ladies'_
of St. ,Mark's Anglican •choreat
h met
the home of Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor on
-Tuesday. Prayer was led by Mrs.
Nesbit a. dl� the Scripture' was read. byMrs. Lea herlandi. It was decided to
were donated
-quilts
which
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quilt n
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radio .technicians for special duties x q
combating
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...England has been anewered.by Harold Arranm`eOCs wereana e to
Asquith, sen of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. rettie Orange 'Hall to
hold
was 'de -
left Sunday evening via the monthly Meetings, day
A and it Meeting
nuith, who
Stratford for=�antreal, oidetL to change the Tuesday. Miss
C.N.R.Grefxozn l �Vedo dry t
where, the special course is being given
at M•d'Gill Laura Phillip's •i and Mrs. Ileatherland
University.
ofoft,.
Mrs; A. McCool Clinton -is visiting were appointed. a rectory committee.
hes' daughter, Mrs. W: T. Robison, and ingale,e ' cwas ablyLife
b ven by Mrs.- Chas.
ht -
Mar, s.FRobison, Lawson, Asquith.. The prayers and hymns were
11rlars, F. .Ross, Mrs. • Edgar in keeping with Mothers Day, and two
Miss .Margaret Kingands Mrs: Wesley, Mrs, C. A.
Bradnock attended. an executive meet- mothers and two daughters, r• .
,'ng of the Vest Huron •Worpen's, Insti� a�owsd '1ola, Mrs.t R.
Phi sang^ a . Nesbit
er.
me on' edTuesd
ay. held h. the home ofThe meeting was closed with, prayer,
Mrs: Fred' Oster, Blyth.
Mrs. Thos. Doyle and Miss �iargaret.••'A • dainty lunch lovas served by the
Mr. andhostess. 1,4
Sing visited� u ]i�s;�l<o..��.,o�Ad
A
and.
Oil olaaliged.�-waehcr ltabr%_ted
inspected for May. only $1.,a, at
hl , 'HARDWARE, a 19
hIt�SElta�s �A
th' • winner ' in
Gordon" \,:__isms ,was �
the draw on May 1st for the JSaltfo�id
Zed Cross quilt. .
The regular monthly meeting of
"' _Home and. School •Club will be
Central Home
at 4 p.m., iai the school
held. May 13th, re ort of
""Mrs. C. Holland Will give•a P
Home and School convention at
the, JEI .
Toronto. ,
The senior ° pupils of St.'J 0Seph. s
School Of Music will present, their an-
nual musicale and graduation} exercises
in: the"�G40.1. auditorium on „,Fridaiy
evening, May'9th,"'nt 8.15, -17
Margaret' ,Sager Club of St.
The ' Margaret ,will hold} a tea in ,the-
George's' ettu e# ,May 16, .:erom
parish 'hall` on Friday,
3 to fi p.m, The draw for the $10 w A,
aviugs certificate will be made.
cordial aavitatien is extended to the
u'blic, -1a
p
' hold
it
Knox church Mission Band will
Tea on ,Saturday, May lOtii,
a May
.3. --sas .i nt the:; le.!e u-.xp room,
f1 o'l�i: � J? • ••�iY
yi \Irs Harry Ander os U Thursda
sod,, of •Luel;ow. Bath in"" Rei James Dicks ,
M'rs. Joe Wilson, Mrs. John
• and : twb children have ` 'returned 'to
,Northern Ontario after' living here for
the winter. '.Mr, Rooth is at present in
England with the fighting forces, ' - .
' 3dother'a; Day will be observed on
Give • Mother a nice Picture to'
brighten up , her _ room, -A gift
that 'w.i11._please her and last
▪ . forever
Smi.�I�s Art ' ` }Gift Store
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MQ.TB-'S DAY CARDS•
e55.
even b,l do a -re=
turned missionary rom Form0sat; :spoke
in Knox 'Presbyterian church. The
congregation 'would like through the
press to express their deep appreciation
of dile action of the 'Baptist 'church in
withdrawing their preset sdrvice in
,favor of hearing 31r. Di'eksoe„, Owing
to political.ehnditionS in Formosa, all
'foreign missionaries have been forced"
to yet -Urn to Canada.. They are re-
garded as political spies by the
Japahese Government, which is in con.
trol of Formosa. Mr. Dicksnis quite
eonv'inced Japan will enter -the present
conflict on the Ode of Germ,aiiy: While
'Germany is striving for a "new world_.
order" in the West,, Japan is striving
td's the same end in the East. ' Germany'
ind, ,Japan, too, have secret military
alliances. Japan has been preparing
for war for eight years, said the
speaker, ; She .has been training her
people in. air raids aid Islackouts and
has many of her ' men preparing for
home defence. „Speaking o rationing,
For Restts : A Classified Ad
LOST,•
• ������wE�N POW
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ID -- GOOD SOUNauD JS1
'lterant
. eGppdeErlicnhd,erhipbleacasp heoStuleri poltom; Gotbers Gi
n
Mountains, the fanner weregrownGoder1e3,
+* from' 'registered seed. Price 75 'per
""r°e"p..e. . '
bushel. Apply to J0(N ' OWER(SY,
7�p �'
T® RiF.�t phone P37 r 32, Gbder�teh. 10.20
bm
RENT...�,1,'1e !STORY � lE' B �1� NI7It
• �C�USId TO atia and �{'`►QR ;SAL1C, IM�'JLtOV D
house with b , from
atone-iaebble , _ , std tatSr, J;rban seed oats
furnace. Two miles west of Dlintoa 4 xst xi a seed _also alfatlfa eiovex seat
on a Apply to NORMAN #i P :
on No, �° highw y , t � Fie
1�O crop; $13,00 dies •bushel, 'RAN
MAIR, iExeeutor ,Geo r
1&1.9
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN Tf1I MATTER OF TIME JI STATI
OP MAM 1 Io. •�31.�c•p�MpA�Ta�y�I, qI�. J'st INSTO'N,
ns having4laix aga ust the,
persons
e 'of SamuelMatath John ttvn,
estate
late of ;the Tovirn, of Goderich, in the
,o Ontario, deeea(ed, are re
Province P
utred to send same with parti+„Plars Of
gutted.
held, it any, and 'verified by
security,
statutory declaration to _the under-
signed on or before the 28th• dn.y of.
g
Ma A.D.1941, after which date the, __ ey distributed
assets of the estate may be ,.
among' the. parties entitled thereto* •
^^ard only to the claims of
having re„ s all -then have.
which. the undersigned h
notice
George lilatri
R Nun .
IIs o , L. XOiJ 'IG R.R. l$ �Godericb, phone
New _:_.burg, On,t. :a, Carlow 1EtE
RENT. -,-GRASS •F. IEM,. GOOD --.--'
3 REA ,OR S'ALE.. -=a EM FI TE"� •TYPlil-
w ter and iota ..of shade. Apply ', WRITER, portable,' standard key,
a HOGGARTil, Hamilton Street Jk , po ,
J,° J. • ,9 aboard. Handy �to.earry,• Call SIIGNAL-
G�arage, Goderrclaa •
<STAR OFFIC i:,s •
.� -O ENT. --COMFORTABLE SIX-
-
] _ENT. G M ; AILE, •---RAR( SINS IIT. USED -
T ROOM Nous@ on 'Blue. Water high, �� s �.,. ,
R ' machines, • guaranteed perfect sew -
way north of GoderICb, with good i n ,OOand u , Trade in
supply and telephone. ROY ing coedit o , $8 p
water pP y „
, R.R.•oto: �,•° Goderich, your. trld� nachlne .far, .'a ?dew Siug�r
'ANIMATER, 5tf electric pr,>>tre_dle, Liberal allowances,
�Don'tt forget Mother. Remember her
with Laura ' SeCord candies, OAMP-
wktl.L'S DRUG 4'STO>LUi . 19
each Mornay
Hall,
ea
At Kingsbridge , Mckenzie' and
evening, at 9 p.m, Roy
his orchestra. .Admission 35e. 18tf
i
The annual meeting of the Maitland
Ladies' Golf Club will be held Wednes-
day, May -14th, at 3 p.m., at -the club
'house, All • rnenib fisc a nd�e 'these seasoninter-
ested, in playing
asked to attend.
Backrite , for the kidneys. Cam3p-
belrs, - -�-,
Service arid repair on all- is ake of
price
washers and cleaners, Spe • p '
for month of May at WORSELL'S
HARDWARE. 19
,The regular meeting of the Goderic li
Township :Iiospital Auxiliary will"' be
held at Mrs. Herb iLainprey s,
gate, street, Thursday, May 15th, at
A splendid" .program, �hns teen.- 'ar--
ranged foe, -the Victoria Home and'
School 'Club meeting on Thursday, *ay
15th, at. 8 p.m. This will be given ,by
piipiis of - the school.: There will be.
musical ,numbers, .a play, "Old King
Cole," and a Maypole dance. " A cordial
invitation is extended to the parents
,and all interested friends to be present.
at 8 o'clock sharp.
Campbell's 'Stomach and Liver -Pills.
�,&.P AMONEY SAVING
LOW .E�D�-Y PRICES
' . Ola ib.23
C�I*SI
trey 5Bag �C 24-lb.
6,5c
New )b.1
pliaapPLE-Austrgrhed din •
15c
STORE
HEW � P I.
HOURS
OPEN ' TILL 6 P.M. MON., TUtS., THURS.,
CLOSE 12a0 P.M. WEONESI'S:AYS-•
OPEN– UNTIL 11. P.M. SATL,IRDAYS
URSPbIY, MAY $top 3.941.
NOTICE TO C ► 1.'QI$
Expert- repairing at moderate ,charge..
RENT. -FURNISHED D I OUSE:,- SINGER SHOP, Phone 3, 1,8tf
O ,;�
W
T 102
tm t -Phone
AJTSO� Snl4a 1-`''� ,ell. -,- - ; -,
.• � �-�, �- _.� ,� �x�. � �-.: -•�,,._ �r
FOR 17ts' SA?. E.-;--GOO4D IWOTJ[i;K• i ORISF..r;
Coder c a
DD --LARGE also food 4 -year-old cow, due tb
O RENT-=FURtISHfreshen. ^LEO D, • .CIHRISHQLmi
.. living room, large bedroom, part- .2. ,. • 19x
time 1
its
hen
.
located• -Write
ite
19-xp -. S A L I!lr --A
LiL FOUR-'
p �U Box 773 F
. the 17th slay' of April, A.D�
DATED •
1941,'
• 'SAM'UEL, G. ANDREWS,
Executor,
Vs ,Hodges &.;Noonan,'
Leader -Post .202. Le Building,
1720 Saskatchewan,
EiDITORS.
••�•��OTI(�E TO
1
• Notice is Thereby given - to ail persons
•
having, any claim against the estate of
Ebon
Wigle, lateof the Town of
R. drug-
gist,
xu . .a
•Goderich, in the County of Huron, ug
st : who died on or about the` Oth of
] ,
undersigned, dui- Verified, on opbefore
before
May 16th, as' on and, after" at date '
the. administrator of . the, said estate
shall proceed to make distlribution of
the assets thereof, vi
gF
@ an_
d
any
to the clainns then ;filed:
---- ROQMEp lie�v cottage tdi be znov@d
A Dated atGoderich bhis first day of
E , ti
T1H S fi)FI it
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TU THE � Apply va.ti�.. once , to M S. A.D. 1.y1�1. �
furnished caabin 'on beach. A. 'E• TREMBLAY, .South street, 17tf Iay+ HATS
HAYS,
JENNIiNGS, R.R. 3, iGoderic'h,.
r0 RENT.--FURN1S11 RO—OMIS�,' FOR SL LE-•GUVER)NI\1ELNT•
will _,__ take
Mr. Dickson said, "The Japanese -are
allowed only 4% ounces of rice a day
and- VA pounds of -sugar' a. month.
°aimed goods have been disearded to
use the tin for'war purposes. Nails have
disappeared, and one must have a per-
mit to use a piece • of wire. Flour is
olf the market and butter., -and meat
are fast disappearing. While the army
is being fed on the fat of the land, the
COMMOn P'eople- are starving." In re-
ferring -to militarism, the speaker said
that military men take every oPPortun-
aty to persecute the church. They at-
tend Church as ordinary people, take
notes and if possible make trouble.
They, regard Abe Emperor as the all -
high being. Mr. Diekson cited instances
in which •people have been questioned as.
to which wag the higher, the royal
family or God. If they ansviered Ged,
they were in many cases thrown into
prisen. The japhnese people are
com,plete ignorance of what geing on
in the outside world. 'tbey don't
know- how the war phina or in
Eurone goirig on. In ,conclusion, Mr.
Dickson,nrged his listeners to pray for
boarders. IWlm�mtL T
--I•P1IE+Ll raspberry Trplants of the
the
take aboUt fifteen -head. Phone 933 Goderich OSaltf-ord Village). " 10-20
Box 98, ISIG1VAL-ISTAR, 19
,at •regli r e, :vve will give abso-
lutely free, 'one tube to flt.
This offer is. good for one wcek only.
811,P61.4Y, West St Phbne• 741w._ 19
Taylor's Corner., 16
PIGEON CL1JB . ORGANIZES
Good Season of itomhig Flights in
The Goderich Homing Pigeon Club
s organized for. the coming season
With a membersiiip twice as large as
last year. The club is looking forward
to a banner year with strong competi-
tioe, as several of the membes have
.imparted high-qualitibirds from West-
ern Canada:clad the United ,States'.
Offieers elected for 'the coming year
are : 'President, William Baker ; vice-
tfeasurer, Bud Jerry. Other meinbers
. of the elub •are AL Fisher, E. Peachy,
Shelton Brothers, piontas Bowler, W.
Lean, (jueior niember), all of GOO.
niob and C. Todd of Auburn.
The schedule of flig,htslor the conang will be Donald Warren and Murray
Old birds -May 24 from Stratford,
'22 from Napanee, June 29 from Brock- 'CARD'S OF THANKS
T.ozronto, June 15 from PortilOpe, June
yille, July 13 from Montreal. e
Young birds -Aug. 3-frorn Stratford,
Aug. -10 from Kitehener, Aug. 17, from
Georgetown; Aug. 24 from Toronto,
31 from Port Hope.
rSeVertir members. :report
that certain birds which' they set free
on short trial flights ,have failed to
return' to their. roost. Thik is unnsfiali
,particularly °for short flights, and the.
tit Nile, 8 roorias, hard and, soft
water, .iintdde. Good basenient.:- Barn,
3.4
" and) iraing. Please . :phone '62A, ,..
-and dead cattle; must'. be suitable I
for mbik reed; removed promptly.
FRED GILBERT, R.R. 2, Baylieio
Phone 908 r 22, Clinton. Calls paid
W_ANTED.-AT ONCE," POSITION,
Protestant widow. Can tare. fulli
charge.' Town , ot country. Send ap-1
plications to, TRE SIGNAL:S R, LOT -FOR SALE
-19 'llenders be received by the Town
of adderich, addressed"- to the under -
len .efor the purchase of lot 200 and
• .: must have . knowledge of plain s ed,h
brick ullding thereon, Quebec street.
Goderich, on Ma,y 2nd, te Mr. and
ICOX.-At 'Alexandra IlloSpital, Godes
rich, on May 6th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Cox, Godlerieh, a son.
rich, on May 4th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh ',Glen,- gat, 2, Clinton; a
daughter. •
Goderich, on May 3rd, sto
;es and Mrs. Nforley -Lennington,
rich, a daughter.
IJORNSTON.-In Groderich, on Monday,
•
May.' 5th,, Robert johnSton, former.
. Sheriff of .Huron.
AND
18-20 Solicitors for the Estate.
Netice is hereby given to all persons
having any claim against the estate of
Duncan IVIacKay, late of the Town- of
Goderich, in -the. County -of Huron, re-
tired farmer, who died on or aboutlIse
2'fith of March, 1941, ,to send same sto
the undersigned, dilly- verified, Op or
before May 16th, 1941, as on and after
that date the execntor tif the said estate
shall proceed to make distribution of "
the assets thereof having regard' only to
Dated .at GoderitIi. this first day of
,Gaderiali, Ontario,
,18-20 Solicitots for •the Estate.
cooking and be fond of children.
Good ,wages. References required.
Write BOX 97, SIGNAL=STAR. •. 19x
done 'at hone. , For information,
call S1GNAL-STAR OFFICE- 19x.
NVIANTED.--4GIRL TO 'DO GEN
ERAL HOUSEWORK. Country
girl prefe'rred ; two in family. MRS.
. medicine then, lifetinie route
selling reliable -Remedies, Quality Cos-
metics, ,'Farm Products -a tomplete
line of 200- guaranteed specialties tor t
household, and farm. REPEIT-
fits. Get details and -free catalogue:
FAMILEX, 570 St. Clement, Montreal.
14-10
$011PS Clark's 3 Tins19c
KETCHUE-ciark' 21-tu: *25c
IRISH: STEW_ Ctarles 2 Tin. 23c .
Chicketcyakkaf Bowess g' .20c
PIIRE-41111 • —
:Lititons Tea:Red Label VZ: $8c
TEAs.Ofeep biant c
pgitcHgs DESEIrr 2 lig _23, ,
.TISSilt qui-lens.b_ury. -19c.
SPAGHETTI Libby's 154,toz
. APPLE RICE- 3 Vig. 25
'Shortenhig gal 2 25c.
COIMED BEEF
CAMAY SOAP alc'es.'13cT
CRISCO .41 19c 49c.
SPORK 27t
. Beets Aylme,r 21m:0c •
pRUNEs 80's_ , let
Ann Pate
Angel Cake
rlain
16 -oz.
cake
Last unday at the Salvation Ariny
the no.eetings were held in h.onor of the
new -officer, • Lieutenant Gladys Davis,
who b.a,s come from_Toronto to assist
Adjutant "
On, 'Sunday Mother's Day Meetingi
will be coo.ducted. by the Salvation
p.m: the children Will give a Mother's
Day program. Mrs. Baxter will bathe
speaker. All mothers are invited and
will receir a littler remembrance.'
There will be a special Mother's Day
service next Siinday North street
'United church, 'at 11 .a.m. Mrs: E\
Myers of Toronto,, will sing "The
Virgin's 'Slumber Song," t.s. Beget. A
cheir• composed entirely of if:tethers *ill
be in ,attendance arid, as a special Offer-
irig, will sing "Home, SWeet Rome."
The increasingly popular junior choir
will be heard .in "'My Mother's Prayer,"
dedidation to theirmothers. ,Soloists
Tenders to be recerved- uP to Ma
14th,s 1941.
The iiighest or any tender not nece
sarily accepted.
WANTED.-4MAID FOR GENERAL
housework-. Two adtilts only.
May sleep out. Phone 647. 19
*WANTED. - FAMILY wssoiNp
' and 'ironing,. Apply MRS. PETER
YOUNG, Lighthouse St., or phone 624,
Goderich. 1S -19x
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FRUITS et .VEGETABLES
POTATOES New Crop 21 I/,s' it'
iltmat a
011,20 Largo, Original Bunches
' Vire, Accident and Motor Car
Offisee-rallasonic Temple,
West Street„Gederieli
Phone 289 GODERICII
All persons luaving elalms'against the
estate of William Illa,rbourn Dickson,
of Addled, deceased, vvho died -on the
5th day of October, 19* eke hereby
notified to forwasdatheir account duly
merified to ,tlae undersigned On or be-
fore the 23id day of* May next, after
which date the Administratrix will
proceed ;to dastribute 'the assets hav-
ing regard only to the claims then
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TEN,DERS•FOR COAL AND COKE!
SE,A.LED tenders addressed to the
undersigned and endorsed ,"Tender
for Coal," will be received until 3 P.M.
for the sapply of coal and coke for the
Forms of tender with, ,specifitations
and conditions attached can be obtained.
from the, Purchasing Agent, Depart-
ment of Public Works, Ottawa ; and the
Supervising Architect,. 36 Adelaide St.1
' Tenders should be made on -the forras
-, supplied bylliellrePartmentiand„,in aer'
cordance with 'departmental sPe6ifica-
tions and eonditions attached thereto.
Vithen the amoinit of a tender exceeds
the Guth of 5,000.00 -whether it be for
•one building only or more -the tenderera
made navabIe to the -order Of -the Hon-
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''' near yictoria 'School. For Muir- Ihrienq:e oon a ehartered.bank in
Britannia Road.' - - -, ,, the teridgr, or 'bearer bonds of the
.- ourible the Minister of Public Works,
1 , ,Dominion, of Canada -Or of the Canadian
I National Railway Ooro.p,any and Its cOns
I unconditionally
Dated at, Goderieli, this 25th day of
for the Administratrix. 18-20,
NOTICE TO CREDITOR&
Notice is hereby given to anY perions-
having any -claim 'against the estate a
Jsaac Jenkins,' late of the Township Of
Colborne in the County of Huron,
farmer,- who, died on ,or • about the
eleventh day of April, 1941, to sead
isaine to the undersigned, ouly verified,
on or"before the 23rdi of May, 1941, ap
.on and -after that date the Executoc of,
'the said estate shall Proceed to dis-
tribute the assets thereof having regard
-only .to the claims the'n rfiled,
' Dated at Goderich. this Ith. day of
'Barristers Etc.
Goderreh, Ont.
ANTED. - A MIDDLE-AGED
cottage occupied by yoring men. -Ap-
MRS. ROBERT JOHNSTON AND
4 alISSe$ :Roberta and Pauline wish
to thank all those who were so kind "1\11OTICE.-I WILL GIVE alY Stit-
VIIIC3ES FREE to any 'tperson or
and sympathetic to them during the ..,...,
Nins. GEORGE STEWART WISHES a sale of donated articles in aid of alle"‘"e-i• DeP
or sturrouriding Comm s
i' to tender •her grateful thanks for branch of the War 'Services Fund.
the many eXPressions a Sy.mpathy re- 'GORDON. M. GRANT, Auctioneer. .
(mixed iri her bereavement, for the -19
{beautiful liowers sent, for the loan of
ears for the funeral and, for all the
'many acts of Itin,dness performed by
NOTWE
NOTIICE. - 'SEASON'S PASTURE
for 25,head or more of cattle; gotid
grass and wa."ter,sipleety of shade. 0.
phone Carlow 1439. " 17-118-10x
N• OTICE. •
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Cement silo building. I'Act at once.
Pheee-ore write ARNOLD HUGILL,
19-21
*.EXECUTOR'S SALE
guaeanteed.as to principal and interest
by the Dominion of Oanada, •or the
aforementioned bonds ahd O. certified
cheque, if required to" make up an odd -
amount.
The Department . also reserves the
right to demand from 'any successful
,tenderer a seeurity deposit, in the
form of a certified cheque or bond as
Godericia, S'ilo Contractor.. pbone 706, above, eqiial 1.0 per cent of the
amount o 1 ' to guarantee "the
Goderich. 1749-1 proper fultilm'ent of the contract. - ,?r
WOE
2, PI; Boxei
IM/01111S 21/2413; Roams
Protect all nueramily
AGAINST
ANY ACCIDENT from ANY
Cause °
Premium $9.0(t per person
SEE
11. M. FORD
INSURANOM
million St, Tel. 298w,
AUCTION .SALES
Cr.MARING AUCTION :SALE
Of 'good ttsed furniture, at MrS, Maser's
Shop, Hamilton street, ' Goderich, en
sA.TuEDS.y, rags -loth, at 1.30 sharp.
Living -room, dining-roona, bedroom,
and kitchen furriltare, 'cot* 6toves,
refrigerator, two square...pianost, rugs
and carpets: There are, ;some extra
goodi pieces in this lot, arid everything
Must he sold:. Terms cash.
18-19 Auctioneers.
owners believe the birds are being
shot while in. flight. If ,such is the
ease those responsible are asked to stop
he practice and are reminded that the
shooting' of homing pigeons is punish -
VICTORIA ST. W.M.S:
• The W.M.S. of 'Victoria street United
chureh held its MaY Meeting in the
schoolrooni of the elturch on Monday
afternoon. Mrs. IL Good, gave a report
of the Presbyterial meeting held at
discuion on tonperanee. After the
Intsinc,.s part of the meeting a Mother's
leadership of 'Mrs. A.* Postelethwaite,
Mrs. E. Craig read the Scripture.' Mrs.
Posteictir.vaite led in PraY0r- Ulu). W.
Ellwood gime a roadie on "Iloraorin3
Niother," and Alm. P. Z'arker gave one
on 'Mother," Um PoSteletiroVaite read
DOCIVE, biWitZeRld, Corner." 'Mrs. II.
meeting with prater.
-AN ASIIVIELD OLD B. OV.,
Welt over the position of. deputy, magis-
trate of theLLondon, Markt. on MondaY
(of this week, is a native of Adige*,
Wear Ltielialsb,. He appeared in 'a
;Indian aeqnitted of murder, as tepre- CheiSfb. : :Co,, Lee . b
Kloderich court last summer „ao en.
centative of the Department of Indian , .
Affairs., Mr. Mellse'S appointment rat
ithe bench, and the elevation of Mies-. - —
.tarte Menzies to the stator pOgition.
By order,
J. M.. SOMERVILLE,
'HOUSEHOLD FUIRINI-
TURD AND kliFFFICfPS. '°
At the premlses, lots . 39 and 80,
ship, on
int 1.3,0
Lot 80, rMaitland 'Concession, con-
itain.ing 40 acres tOnore. or less), with
'practically new frame dwelling, a good -
barn with stone- stable, never -failing
spring creek and a good gravel pit.
Lot 39, Maitland lOoncession,, 'a good
grass. farm about 40 acres, water, etc.
There, is a quantity of -cedia,r '
these places. .
' The^Property -will be sold subject to
a reserve bid. TERNI'S-TwentY per
cent of price 'to be paid at time ef
sale; balance within 39 days.
At the same, time all 'the contents of
the ,house will.be sold, ,inelulling furni-
ture, sewingrmachine, stoves, bedding,
rugs, chtiril.,. also buggy, Cutter., har-
nesa, rohe; blankets, hay, etc.
,GUNDRY.A SON, Auctioneers
,Si)ring Painting -
NM WI
' When you are considering inter,ior painting, call or
phone for , 0.I.J. Color cards of Enamel, Semi-Glods, Flat
' You want the BEST as it takes as long to put on cheap
„ paint as th,elcst.kaint. One coat of 0.I.L. paint will look
as good as twO coats of cheaper paint.
' ' COAL! . COAL!
'With the Soft Coal strike on and. the possibility of a
your next winter's supply. Qf coal.
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