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NEWS OF AUBURN
..11.U1)170,K, MaY' rand Mrs.
3. J. 1"/I1iden. and Mr. arid Mr,s. WesicY
Iiradneoels fopeat the weeloeend with Mr.
*ad )1Lro. oR Nieholson, of Galt,
ler. B. C. Weir 4u1d Josephine and
LA,O. jOhn 'Weir cvialte(1 ois SuTr
Isith the Miseea, Weir Of StrathroY:
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Campbell, Of
TOronto, spent the weelseend with Mr.
and 31ra;'1,V1 IL Sheppard. ,
'Mrs, J. ,Cliopin of -Toronto Visited
(S*i4 the "week -end with her p4eents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q'Stoltz,-
1)r. Win. Robb of Winnipeg spent the
latter part oflast week with ,his
M
mother, rs. Alice Robb.
Mr e antle Mrs. Chas. 'McNeil, of Tor -
Ont -O, Were week -end visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. A.squith.
litr. and Mrs. Earl Raithby, Bill and
'Marie Visited- 'over the Weekend with
friende at Toronto.
Mr. Stewart Foreuson ef Tottenham
vva 'FFek,.en1".3';isitor at his home
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Mr., and Mrs. . 'Carter f$tratp,
ray visited over the •vvevissend with
'Mes, „Jame Carter and Miss Sadie
e
Wee Mary Nesbitt of Toronto Spent
. the,weelsend with ]ie r perents, Mr,
•
and Mrs. Alfred, Nesbitt. ,
We are sorry, to rePort that, Mrs -
john McKnight net With a painful ac-
onseMo 'adasse[exhileeePlie*s'd=eate-.
• he home. She fell off the stepladder
and received a nasty gash in her head
:whigh had te be closed with stitches.
• She was -badly shaken up also. She is
at Pfeseet eorifined to bed. '
Mr. • and Mrs, John Snelling and
family left on Mond ey for Vineland;
-• near SteCatharines, where MreSnelling
has seeueed employment on a fruit
farm.
•by the combination. The to to plant
bearing fruit, one tomato being en-
tirely ripe,R le about two inehes in
diameter.
;Om RoberiSon:,E411,sts0hu no-
erteon, emkssif Mr. and Mrs, j.• Howard
Roberts, has enlisted in the Tank
Corps Of ,the. Canadian army. -11e left
yesterday (Tuesday) for :a point In
Nova ScOtia, Our best wishes •ego with
him In the worthy cause Tor which he ie
going to, rfight.
"Letter from lEliglauds---Mr. Ephraim
Bell receiveda letter last week from his
grandson, Russell Reid, who is with the
R.C.A.F. in JnTglaiU r1iefellpwing
are a, few portieus taken from the
`letter : "You are wondering mostly•pew.
dangerous Is here.. . I have hot s'et
seen or heard a boinb fall singe I came
here two menthe ago. The ,damage
not half as lead as yeti, think it is, .and
people here take What there is so 'very
well. Very few people pay an3r ats
-tentioh to air eaide, and MO don't go
into slieltere, but just roll over and'go
• to sleep.
.
. There are a fev‘; shortages
here in the line of food, but you' never
get up from, a meal -hungrY. People
live and think from day to days but
have absolutely no thought about our
losing thisquabble. We visited, the
King and Queen •the first few days we
were here and we Nvere verremuch
eleleekedeetoese,aseetethingeofshewilderes1-
11. have seen St. Paul's, Piccadilly and
places too numerous to mention."
TWE GODEMOR SIGNAL.STAR
Mrs. E. J. Haughton, of Toronto,
• is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
•-"Asquith, and Mr. Asquith.
Miss` Isabel Fox a Whitechurch and.
Miss Lottie Fox of Hamilton visited
con' Sunday with Mr. aad Mrs': E. E.
Phillips.
Mise Alma Mutele of Toronto, spent
tlie week -end with her. mother, Mrs.
Jas. Mutch.
Mrk James Jackson and Miss
'Margaret Jackson ofeTeronto were
Week -end 'visitors here.
• Dr. B. C.. Weir is displaying, a
• to, mato Plant- Which grew in his house
:Tinethe same pot as a eallajily: The'
growth of neither:plant was hampered
muisommarmiumminiimmr
• Getstarteq now: on your • -
•ENGLISH, . DINNER SET
England need's the money.--,..
you need the Dhint3r Set.
• f
ALL. OPEN' STOCK. „
:Smith's Art & Gift, Simi
East St. • Phone, 198
The Home of English .China -
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1
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14 twits 61 Vegetables.
.Ask for Ontario Grown Vegetables. Asparagus, •
Green
11.
-Tomatoes, .
Onions, Rhubarb. Spinach. Read Lettuce. Radishes, 0.
H. IL Cucumbers
• COUNTY WEED MEETING
A 'weed meeting open to all interested,
and especially for weed • inspectors,
Township road- superintendents, rural
reeves and deputy reeves, the County
en,ginter and school inspectors, has 'been
arranged 'for Thursday, June 5th, at
2 P.m„ to be held in the Agricultural
13eard Robin, Clinton. Dr. •W.. J.
Stephen, Toronto, Will discuss the ad-
ministration of the Weed-Centrol Act,
the eradication of weeds• and 'brush by
means of chemicals, • and will ,also
demonstrate spraying with a power
sprayer for efficient weed -killing. Mr.
1.,0-aug,h1and, -Guelph, will take 'up
effective and economical weed' control
measuresednring wartime. Interested
Persons are, ,invited to attend this
The Maple Leaf Chapter, LO-.D.E.,
Will hold its regOlar 'Meeting On ThurS.
day, June Otis, at 3 p. ,.,, at the 'Pnblie
!Library. _•-• I
Rummage sale in MaeKay lIall, May'
31.at, at 1 Peale by Group 2, North Street
Evening Auxiliary. 20
The annual •aneeting of Goderieh
Towiaship North End, ranch Red, 'Oroes
iSOCiety will be held at NO. 1 scheol
hose on WedneedaY, June 4th, at 8'
p.m. A. good attendanee is requested.
f..e. It. Rundleeeecretary.. ,
The monthly ineeting of the Salqers1
Red Cross will" be held- at the fhionte
,of .Mrs. Ralph Jewell, on Thursday,
Julie 5th,-. at 2 p.m, •'
-Goderieh Lions aee spensorieg an
in:Vita-am danee to be held at the
Pavilion on 1J'x1day evening, June 13th,
• Music by 11.A.P. *orchestra. Tickets ere
81.50 per couple, eXtra Judy 50c. Extea.
invitations -lady be had on apPViea.tion
to Mr. W. 3. frodge, chairman of the
dance committee. •7 .
' A new collection of white hats in an
hatere.stinV variety of summer Styles.
MISS MacVICAR, Kingston Street, 22.
Bacitrite Tor the kidneys. Camp-
bell's, • . 3tf
• Thenext meeting of the, GOderich
em.t.10es,X111,4e,V)1 e.h.e.--11, .9.-41,--a..t.--41,„AcKsItYe
Hall on Monday evening, June -2nd.
Miss Eloise Werner, 'pianist, - of
Mitchell, a -pupil of Miss Cora 13.
Ahens, Stratford,- will provide the pro-
gram. The Glee Olub will practise at
8 o'clbek sharp.
., The three -act •play, "Rebellion of
Youth" will be presented -in Victoria
street United ehureh.. on Tuesday, June
3rd, at 8.15 p.m., under auspices of
group 2 of -the _Wornares_Jtesociation„
Admission 25c. ., • -22
The Nurses' Alumnae' will meet on
Fridays June '6th, at 8 p.k., at the
nurses' residenee.
At Kingsbridge Hall, -each Morday
evening, at 9 p.m. Roy McKenzie, and
his orchestra. Admissior. 35c. . 18tf
The regular meeting -Of the Women!s
Inetitute will be held at MacKay Hall,
on ,Thursday,, June 5th, at 3 'pee. A
,reporr- of -the -district .-- annual- meeting
held this week at Wingham will be
- meeting, - •given.. •
COURME'S CORNE
•
For Results -•A Classified Ad
WANTED
ANVIED. BOARDERS AND
rooraeris; large -airyre°• . S; tee-
trally located. Apply '44 St Darvid'e
• street, Goderich. "1.1,1-12x
ANTEU --7- wOUAN' OR {MVP;
general housework ; eleep in or out;
Wednesday afternoons, off and. every.
other Sunday. Write 13OXal,SIGNAL-
-STAR, Goelerieln. •22x
.ANTED.-eCOOK, GENERAL, BE,
TWEE,N twenty and thirty pre-
ferred:; good plain cook essenfial. Apple'
to MRS-. JONES-13A1YEMAN, Britannia.
22x
-COURRIE'S -00B,NERS, May 20,—
Mr. ands Mrs. Davld Little,• Miss Vera
Little and Miss Mary Alton visited
'friends near Ripky on SOnday. •
• Mise Pearl Roope of Goderieh epent
last week with her friend,. Miss ',11yrtle
Johnstone. .
• .Mr, John Parrish, Mr. and Mre.
Lbrne l'arrish, Miss Anna, Mae Parrish
and 'P.0wer FarriSh visited MrsssJohn
Parrish at Byron last Friday; •
Mr, and, Mrs., Edgar Ritchie, jean
"and Lyle, of Zion, and Mr, .and Mrs.
Warnee Smyth, Phyllis and Audrey,.
and Mrs. Olara Smyth, of Teeswaten.
were visitors at the hom if Mr. Jas.
•.Litele on Sundae: i
Keith Johnstone, R.C.A., who is
station4;01 .at Toronto, spent the week-
end. at hikherne here.
•
virrimanneminisra
PLES trnr:dtrw,ca for.,1 5,
•
CARROTS render 'Fresh iarge2 13
. .
. Original Bunches C
BANANAS-EII:Gl:17n.Glti°3 lbs" 20.c -
'POTATOES ;silvan% - 6n17
GRAPEFRUITmar'Larestess 80's Ea .& .
tiELERY-HEARTs T hc
en' __ers _rep- Bc- hs.1 7c
• ..,
BLACK TEA Siteettil • Bag 27„ 1-1b. 5,
Bag
.BLA K . ,TEA Nectar %-lb. 32, 63c
• Blended India Bag Bag
MAYONNAISE Ann 8-0z.„ 15, - 16 2
-oz. 3„
Page Jar Jar
41,0101 Ciown, Beehive' Vs 2
or Lily White Tin
3c]1 51c
OLD ClIEESE 24"" lb 19c
A&P•
COFFEE "
• BOICAR
1 -lb 111
• e,
Bag.
O'CLOCK.
liva 3c
nac .
RED • CIRCLE
•Min PAGE
Angel, Cake
pjin
ititt 25,
D
ouglinats
• Doz 1 0
• BREAD
sliced or taislieed'
• Ann rage white
lighole Wheat
Croole4 Wheat
24"± 16
Looltes C
POE, LARD
.CORNED BEEF
OXYDOL
SALMON KETA
2 lbs. 15
%lg. 17c.
ta. 22c
is Tta 16c
LOBSTER crutigran 27a
LSolip suN iGHT • 10 nar49c
4,.
QUAKER muFET5 2 Pkgi....19c
P1111111ES — m• 10c
CHICKEN 20c
SOUP TobilViivtet. 2 23G
PLUMS LoMliA.R6 21117. 15c
APPLE JUICE 3 trs: 25c
IRISH STEW auk'. 2 Tim 21
DESSW lig 234
PEACHES,
Shredded,Whefit. 2 ;lc*. 21
'CLEANSER Plaill'nfid el6
PICKLES ROSEDALE •atrt.'250
- ,
AP. P SELF-StRV10E FOCD STORES
Mow Sub
rket c
Pankow* Ltm1ed to Folk**
14, '
OtITUARY (!—
MRS. H. SCHROEDER ,
Mrs. Oliver 'OA, 'East• street, has
received word' of the death of ether
'Sister, Mrs. Herman Schroeder, former-
ly Maude. E. Quaid, at ,San Frei:Wise°,
Cele on Wednesday of last week. De-
ceased was born at Dunlop sixty-five
years ago, the eldeet daughter of the
•bite Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quaid, and
left- Dunlop forty -live yeats ago. • Sale
was ill fey five 'years preceding her
death.' Besides 'her ,husband,she leaves
tele brothers, Bent and Rees Quaid,
Detroit, and two sisters, Mrs. Norman
:Hoover and Mr. -Oliver Ceok, Goderich.
Two brothers 'predeceased her. TEe-
funeral was held. on Friday afterneon
at San Francisto. • •-
MRS. ANDREW ,CoLIVEfft
Mrs. Andrew 'Olieer; • Who passed
away recently et Galt, at the age of
eighty-one years, •WaSe'ea; sister of the
-date Mrs. eklexander Saunders of Gode-
rieh. She -Hived: in Goderich in her
early years, having come here in 1862
'from Berlin (now Kitcheagr) with her
parents, Mr. an* m
Mrs. Moses Oressan.,
On her marriage, to the late -Mr. Oliver
• she moved to 'Galt, where she had since
lived. A son, Aleck, Vas killed in
action in the last war. The only sur-
yiving son, Thomas, live -e- -in Chicago..
Her brother, ;GeorgeeCressnian, -is now
(the only surviving member of her
'Parents' family; the is living retired in
T-oronto. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saiind-
ere, Mr. and Mrs. • ClteeeleS Saunders
and Miss Josie 'Saunders of town at. -
tended their aunt's funeral. •
WILLIAM S, SWAVVIELD
The death ef William S. Swaffield,
member of a well-known Goderich
family, oceurreaoi Maye9th at Eston,
,Sake • where he had lived for many
years. Deceased was born here in
1859, sore' of •the late .Mr. and Mrs.
William Swaffield, and after learning,
the trade of eabinet4naker hezlived for
some yars at Cleyeland, Ohio, before
4-oing in,1912-to Western Canada, where
he careied on a building and -contract-
ing business. Ile took a prominent part •
111 Esten's commenity affairs and was
tor some time president of the Bed
Cross orgenblation there.„ He was
•(twice married) first to Einma P.
Henning o't Goderieh, who died -in 1921,
and afterwards to Miss MarysE. Fergu-
son -of Goderieh, who 'Survives. There
are two sons and One daughter; Dr. W.
R. Swaffield, of Prince Albert, Sask.;
Captain' N, Swaffield, now stationed in
Nova Scotia,' and Mrs, J. ;Beaumont, of
Landon, Ont... Other surviving relatives
are a brathen Joseph 33. Swaffield, and
two sisters', Mrs. Jets: Adams and Miss
Jessie Swaffield, all of Goderich.
WANTED.--PROTESTA.NT' TEACH-
`• ER wanted forAT,S.S. No. 6, East
Wawanoslie., State salary and experi-
elle*. Duties to commence September
2.
•^EARL WIGHTMAN, SeeretarY,
-22, • R.R. No, 2, Auburn.
OwN A Bus:ENDss or 1:ova owN.
A. profitable Watkins Route with
established customers is now available.
This Route will yield ai ineorae above
the average. ,Oktly tieeesSarY invest-
*ment-e-Your 'interest and effort. Ap-
,plleat4oneeinv1ted4romeambitimis-enen-
eind women. Write promptlY—City
Sales Dept., 2171 Masson St., Montreal.
20-22
ViTANTED.—SETTLED WOMAN OR
Y." dependable girl, general- honse-
work; family of two, no children.; light
'work; Apply- MRS. MCIIA,RDY,
Anglesea street: 22x
WANTED.—TO BUY OM HORSES
• and dead cattle; must be suitable
for mink feed; removed promptly
FRED GILI3ERT, R.R. 2, Bayfiele'
Phone 908 r 22. 011aton. Calls paid
for. • 18-tt
BORN
BRINDLEY.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich on May 2rith, to Mr. •and
• Mithr- Gbrdon Brindley, R.11.. '6,
Goderichrit sem.
'CLA.RK.—In aelborne Township, on
May 2$th, to 'Mr. and Mrs. W.
• Clark, • 8thconees,sion Colborne
•' Township, a daughter.
FENNER.—At Alexandra" Hospital,
-Goderieh, on May 28th, •to Mr. and
• Mrs.' Chas. Fenner, Goderich, a soli..
WILSON.—Ar Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on ,May 27th, to Mr. 4d
' Mrs. Cha. Goderich, a
daughter.. •" •-
WILSON. -At • Alexandra -HOSpital,
Geoderich, on May 23rd, to Mr. and
• eleeseV; re Wake., iefoderich, u eon.
• IN MEMORIAM
IWALTERS.-L-In loving memory of
Thomas_ Walters, wh7o passed away
• four years ago. •,
;Four years have passed and gone
Since lane We loved so Well "
Was taken' from oer home on earth,
• With Jesus 'Christ lo dwell..
—Ever remembered (by tva, Wilfred
and Bernard. • • 22x
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. C. F. Nagle and Rev. H. Fallon
of St. Peter's church attended,
Eubharistic • Congress held. al - St.
Martin's church, South London, oil
Tuesday. Several parishionCis also at-
-tended.
The Church Women's •Cu'ild • of St.
George's churai will 'meet on Wednes-
day, June 4th, in'the 'Guild room. Ar-
rangements Will be made at this meet-
ing for the garden party. All members
are asked to be present.
Next Sunday evening the minister
and Choir of North street United Church
will exchange services with Wingha•m
United,ehurch. The service in iGode-
rich will be at the lista' hour and Rev.
, W. A. Beecroft and the ehoir directress
•ifrom Wingham, Miss Lena Reid, will
-oviduct an all musical service, "The
-,Gospel in Song."
• The W.M.S. of North street 'United
Stara will meet,in the -Sunday eehool
room on Monday, June 2nd, at 3 p.m.,
'when the. Baby Band will be enter-
tained. 'Tile ;Baby Band secretary will'
have charge of the program. All the
mother s and members of the, Baby Band
are cordially invited to be present.
'Mrs. W. P. Lane will give a talk. ' •
•
M. E. F. KELLY.,
• Mies Loretta Kelly aiid brothers LeO"
and Philip, of the -Royal Hotel, have
tbeen bereaved by the death Of their
!brother M. B. II; (.•Mike) Kelly, who
passed away sudtlenly eat his kome, 2
Indien Grove, Toronto, on rriday night
hist. He had been in good health until
the sudden seizure, an attack a
thromboaleseend his death Was, a great
shock to 'his family and friendS. Ile is
'isurvived by his Widow; the former
Gertrude Edwards, - of Toronto; two
sons, Brian and D'Arcy, and. a' daugh-
ter, • •Jaitie ; tsvo sisters Loretta, of
Goderichenead Gertrudeeof the Separate
School etaff,„Torento; and live brothers;
;Dr. CharIee 3. Kelly of Buffalo, Joseph
'of Toronto, Patrick a. of Campbellforcl,
Philip and Leo of lasederich.
, Mr. Kelly's eereer as a sportsman,
soldier and businesemart earned' him.
s •
CiBp OF- THAN!iS
MB. WAITAND'
•family wlsh. to thank their friends
ane) neighbors and alSo the Kirk
Session •or Knox ehurch for the kind
exPreesiobe of sympathy extended in.
their recent bereavement. , -22
• COURT OF REVISION
COURT OF REVISION.
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•
TOWNSHIP OP cordnD
onN
A Court of Revision ;to beer and
determine complaints • against the
assessment Of the Tewnehip oT Colborne
for 1041 will be held. in the Township'
Hall, Carlow, Tuesday, June 3rd, at
1 o'clock. • '
21-2 WM. SA.LLOW'S Clerk,
TENDERS VirANTED
THURSDAY, MAI: 20th, 1041
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LAMATIO
Upon reque t of the • Dominion War ,Loan
Qrgealiza ion and by the. dir,ection.. of the
Municipal Council,the people of the
•
TENpreirt:s WANTED.
Tenders will be received up until
Saturday; June 14th, for the coeting' Of
the roof of the Goderieh ,Public
Library;work'
amgoOSI, ° • 1.11:ciitdffif,
21-2 Chairman. •iSecretary.
TENDERS'.
• Teedees will. be received by the
undersigned until 12 O'clock noon Sat-
urday, June Tth, for the sale of the
wooden hangar situated on .Sky Harbor
A
•
For particulanssee the ;County Clerk
at the Court -House; ,Goderich, Ont.
• N. W. MILLEB„ •
22-23 County Clerk.
e.eonereemease-
TO RENT
TO RENT.—spuoco. notsE, ON
Essex street. 'Phone 102W. 20t2
TO.RENTUlnlEragOTTAGE
Hunter's Beach, fiefitiehed. -Apply
MRS. F. 'DORT, 229 Wellington street,
!Stratford. Phone -2346-R: • , 21-3x
TO RENT.—TWO. LARGE -BOOMS
* furnished foe light. housekeeping,
just redecorated. 'Large lawn.; located
cenvenlent to Squaeb and near lake
bank. 105 Lighthouse street ; phone
624, P.O. BOX 412. " 22-4
RENTseertJLLY 'FIT_ • _ZED
summer "eottage at Bruce Beach.
Pour bedrooms, electricity, easy itp-
proach, garage,. convenientto golf links.
Available immediatery. For • rent by
month or season. Apply BOX 26,
SIGNAL -STAR. 20-2k
•.FOR SALE
13,RAy.IPU1ILETS ,S11-01.1th PAY
good dividends.Immediate ship-
ment slayoid; • started, especially Leg -
horns; Barred RockS, N.H. x Jute
or later ehicks should be ordered now----
lineited quantity' immediate shipment.
See E. H. somEnsALL, R.R. 2,
iGederich. -22
pait• SALE.--i0110I0E- TOMATO;
cabbage and catilifiewer plants.
Tomato ,45 cents, cabbage 30 cents per
hundred. iCauliflowereaster and other
plantS 10 cents per dozen: H. 'P.
'L.ASHB10OK,e30 Widder street,' Bei:-
tannia road, near •Sunset Hotel •(turu
at Burrows' store). 21-tf.
'FOR • SALE.—DESIRABLE RESI-
DENIM `centrally located. Hard, -
wood floors throughout. Hot _water
heating system in splendid •condition.
Large Sun porch -at front and screened
eating porch. For furtherparticulars
write P.O. BOX 493. • 21xbf
'
.F OR SA L E.— SMALL FOUR -
ROOMED new cottage to .be moved.
:ispply • at once to MRS. EDITH M.
TREMBLAY, South street. - 1.7tf
• •
CREWE
may`26see•Anniversary s,er-
viees will be held, in the, United church
theye orisSmiddy, June 2nd; afternoon,
at 2.30, evening at 7 eclock, With Rev.
We -TA. ffieecroft of Wingham as guest
speaker. •
"
Mr. and Mrs. 'Stanley* Fines • and
slat:glister Susanna, of Toronto, spent
the week -end with Mr. Fines' brothers,
Harold and „Cecil Blake, and- Mrs.
,
Visitors:at Mr. John Menary's for the
;holiday were MT. and Mrs. Begley of
....Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs, Kenny
Campbell and family, of Detroit.'
The Y.P.U. sponsored. a. play, -"Eyes
of Love," in Blake's' hall, which was
enjoyed by, all present last Friday
ening, Much credit is due to
;Cecil Blake as trainer a the, ettet.'sAll
• parts: were well acted. The proveds
• are intended for patriotic purposes.
"SoniesessOlteinent was caused -here
act:A Thursday forenoon when a "-plane
from 'iSkY Harbor landed -behind the
ehurch in Mr. Orville Durbin's meadow
• The Plane landed and took off safely
ilIlhe reasensfor landing ,was fog, which
confused the-pilote He borrowed a
County road peep from 'Mr. S. Sher-
wood to get his bearings and •fieve back
in the afternoon and dropped the map.
• No damage was done to the Planes
a 'orriausraripir:wfterNiumiariii,tel,Wirri,rem.
• YOUR,. FAMILY,
Protect all your ramiy
• • AGAINST'
An•
ACCIDENT. troll' ANY
Cause
Premium $6.4 per person
SUE
M.• FORD
• INSUR,ANOE
3 Ilsollten StTeLs,268vit
'friends the length and breadth of Can-
ada. At the' time*of hiS death he *as
president of the 'Central Onterio braneh
or.of theAmateur Athletic Association of
Canada and vice-president of the Sports
Service league of 0,antida. He was
'elected, to.the latter office only thenight
before his death, Ile *as -IL -former
president Of the 'Canadian and Ontario
(Lacrosse Associationt. lie • was. a
(veteran of the fird Great War. •
Patera/ eervicee were hektiruesday
morning at -the ehurch ofgt. Vincent de
il?aul, and at the graveside in Mount
illope cemetery, Toronto, ,and were at«
tended by Mtn Loretta and the Mestrb.
Philip Mid Leo /Kelly of Goderich.
' HELP THE RD CSS
• iSA4111.--ExTRA' CHOICE,
tomato, early cabbage, pepper,
Brussels sprouts, asters, salvia, petunia
and other plants; per doz. 10 cents.
Cauliflower 15 cents. Late • cabbage
40 -cents per 100. Vigorous plants
+well rooted and hardened to open air.
JAS. CULBERT, cor. iCabelaria „and
Elgin avenue. 21-6x
\
own of Goderich
are requested to assist in floating the
Vietor$, Loom
''d,ecQrating all business plaeei and houses with .
;flags and otherwise, durifig the 'Campaign, from
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• MAY.,29th to JUNE 21st, 1941..
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FLY ‘tr#E, FLAG AND BItY BONDS
E. D. 13ROWN,
GoclerAMay 27tli, '1941.
GOD SAVE CANADA ! GOD SAVE THE KING!
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FOR " iSIALEJ—WATTERFRONT
modern fuinished, 'limese; furnace;
cellar,water, lightsewee, bathing.
Or part. 'CHARLES 11E1LE; Bennett
1St., Gotlerich.
4UCTiON SALE
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND FURNISH,
IN1GS. •
We have received instructions from
Mrs. Lilian Hutchings to sell byPublic
auction at her home, 42 East street, on
• THURSDA--YrjUNE 5tlerats1:30,Altrp;
all .the contents of the house (Living
.room, dining room, bedroom and kitchen
furniture,' studio • couch, 3 Marshall,
spring mattresses, Beatty electric.
washer, tubs, scande, etc., Westinghouse
electric heater, McClary eleotrierstove,
Empire 'cook stove with pipes and,
'Waterfront, also some window shades,
.piano case • ergan, Raymond sewing
machine, good radio, odd tables, chairs,
• 75 feet garden hose, lawn mower,
garden • tools, and numerous Other
'artieles. Everything to be sold, as
Mrs. Hutchings is giving upe house-
• keelflng. Terms cash.
T. [GU•NDRY & SON,
21-2 Auctioneers.
CLEARING ,,, ACTION RA'LE - OF
'Household Furniture and Effect's,
including some choice pieces. We are
iestructed by• Mr. J. Moser •to sell
without reserve all the contents of the
ishop on Hamilton street, Goderichslan
!SATURDAY, MAY net, at -1.30 ,sharp.
Everything in the shop will be (Hemmed
f, including walnut pieces, two pianos,
2 oak sideboards, fumed 'oak writing,
desk, with 'book ends, large wardrobe,
8 bedroom suites, tloor arid table lamps,
dining, table,define, toilet- sets, ,child's
tot,' china, • •glassware,, •refrigerator,
cloeks, 3 good eodk stews, and numer-
ous other ertieles. •'Everything must
go, as the property is sold. Terms
'cash. •„
• MRS. J. mown,
' •Proprietress.
• T. GUNDRY & SON,
s22 Auctioneers.
NOTICE
ATIOTI10E.—TO Mi MANY PRIME
Electric fenee'efriefidS, ff .wish •to'
aanoeince thael-an3, able to supply -them
-with the same service -that I halve In
the -past. ALeo' can eupply my ctistom-
ers With Shure Shock, a Canadian
Machine, guaretnteed two years. Priced
'at•815 anti 818 „eoliiplete. • Ask' for
information. . •
NELSON SIeLARTY,
• Godeeich-, RM. 5.
22-3 • Phene Carlow, 18-22.
TENDERS FOR•PAINTING.
Tenders addressed to the Undersigned
will be received by the 'Perin ef Gode-
rich for the paineing.of :the tvve,Town
freight sheds aCithe dock, ixielliding
verandahs, slimmer house on beach,
•beneliee and tablei-e-to be eleaned and
scraped, two coat 'brushed job, knots
shellacedy the Town to Supply the paint ;
all to e be complete and a. ;first-class
jole mid' all to the satisfaction Of the
Town. Job to be eompleted by June
28th.:
Tenders to be in by Monday, June.
2nd.•
• ror any further. particulars apply
to: •
T KNOX,
Town, clerk.
• R. E. TURNER,
Chairman of Harbor Cominittee,
• 21-2
NOTICE.' •
The next' meeting of the Huron
CountY' 'Connell willedee held in the
-0oundil Chamber, epourt House, Gode-
rich, commencing Vine lOtli, 1041, at
n.m. '•„.• • ° -
All aceountse notlees•Of deputations
and ..other businese TegAiring the at:
tention Com:tell should:be in the
Ends of the County Clerk not later
theft Saturday, June Ith, 1941,
••N MILLER,
22-3 County Clerk, IGoderich, Ont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
•NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
'I1HE ESTATE of -George Stewart,
•late -of the Toeineof Gederich, in. the
County 'of Huron, Florist, deceased.
Oreditore and others- having claimsagaint the above estate are required to,
;SadtflVtfcu1h 0�b&aiffiis t�.
the undersigned- on oe before the 10th
day of June, 1944,after which date the -
.Estate's assets •will be distrib-uted,
• having regard only to claims that have:
been received.
• DATED thie43th day oMay,1941.
• LOFTUS De DANCEk,
20-22 •- • .. Solicitor for Executors.,
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•• Time "Here comes a, friend of mine.
He's a hinnan dynamo.” L11: "Really”
Trme 'Yes, ever'Ything helms on- is-
-charged.".
The Week's itau Story
-PThie Weather reminds Inc ..of the
time I was lit Alaoka. It got to cold
onernight that the lamp-liame froze."
"Yes, you lietraialrei, and, I've been'
looking for you these 40 ears You
broke that flame off and, threw it out,
right dgaIntt my shack. Next day the
flame melted and! -burned it down."
--
Pathfinder. •
• Young man:47410w 19 it thatwidows
Icynic "/)141 it never occur to you that
always seem to marry 'again? Viderly
dead men tell no tales?"
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
• "Notice is hereby given to' all pergens
having any claims against the Estate
of .Annie Steivart Andrews, who died,
at the city of Cleveland Heights, in '
the 'State of Ohio, On' or about the 13th
day of January, 1941, to eend same,
duly verified to the, undersigned on
•before the 30th day of May 1941; as'on• .
and after thatedatesthe Executor will
proceed to distribute the assets elf •the
estate, having -regard only te the claims
of which he then has notiee. 1).
• Dated at Goderich. this 17th day of
May, A.D. 1911.,
•-• R. 0: HAYS,
• - 'Goderich, Ontario,
21-23 Solicitor for the geld Estate.
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS. ,
•••••••I
5/A.11 persons heving claims against the
estate of Levi G. 'Marwood, late a the
Village, of Auburn, in -the 0Ounty of
Boron, retired farmer, who died on
Or about the twenty-eixth day of April,
4.D. 1941, are notified to send to J. 11,
Crawford, Wingliam, Ontario, on or
before the fourteenth day of Juae,
Aire 1941, full particulars of -their
claims in writing. •Immediately after
the said • fourteenth day of June, the
assets of the said testator . will be
' distributed amongst the partieS entitled
thereto; having regard .only -to -claims
of which the executrix shall then have
notice. • .
DATED at Wingham title twenty-
sixth day of ,May, A.D. 1041. ••
• J. H, CRAWFORD,
Winghani, Ontario,
aVii• Solicitor for the Executrit.
NOTICE sTO, CREDITORS.
NOTICE is • hereby given- toe- all
rsone having anyclaim against the
estate Of Albert J. Goldthorpe) late' of .
the Township -of Colborne, in the County
ef tittron,,, farmer, who died on or
!about •the -7811 day'. at March, 1941, to
gelid same, duly 'verified,' to the under-
signed on of before the 14th! day' of
aline, 1941, as on and after that dale
the executors of the said estate shall
proceed to distribute tbe assets thereat-, -
iha*g regard only to the claims of
iwweh they then have notice. Also all
persons, owing thesaid estate are re-
quested to ineke paynient or eakisfae7
tory arrangeMent for payinent, on or
before the said date,'
• Dated - at 1.Goderich till's 26th day' of
May, A.D. 1941.
R. O. HAYS, K.C.,
22-24 • Solicitor for the, said Estate.
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AINT. —,,,i,
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•,Now is the time to do outside painting. We handle a
full line of C.I.L. Paints and Vainishes. For a WHIVE
paint that stays -white lise CIL,. TRUTONE WHITE:. Keeps
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white ,hOtisea Whiter. . ,“ .
. COAL ,
Now is the time to put in /our vielitt winter's supply of
coal. The price ii now at its lowest. . We.htock MI Cone -
Cleaned Anthracite which is free from slate and clinkers,
low in ash and high in heat units. f
. Chas. . C. Lee
For Ilardware, Plumbing and Heating, give um a ea..
Phones -0010 22 IOW lii , At the Harbor
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