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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-07-10, Page 8AYORICIK July 9.---syis Roy, Barr and time children, of, 'Detreit. vieited. with Mr, and Mrs. J. j. Wilson last 'WC-Ok. 'Week -end visitors 'with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton %add Were, Mr, arsil Mrs. Rich- ard Meyere awl two 'children, Mrs and, dtolantl dietliman and three and - ren and Ura. David MostatO, all of ErYsten,, Ohio. atsw. and Urs. g. w.Stietanan of St. Thomas slient a few days with Xr. • and Mrs. Earl. kRaitlaby last week. Mr Id Mrs. jack Bennett, who were reeentiy married, visited with friends bere last Week. • • atoYee Phillips is visiting his aunt, 3.Irs. Guy. Durham, saild Mr. 'Durham at St 'George,. , • Mrs. Carrie A.rnastrong and 'little geOrge WaYrke Dawon have returned bonse from a three 'weeks' visit with trientlf3irMormatos David Murray and. daughter 'Olga, Of 'Buffalo, spent the week -end With Mr. and, Mrs. johirdiusten. Mr, and Mrs, 'Sandy +Lawlor and 'Florence visited friends IA Norwich on Entalay; • Att$0, McFadden and daughter, of Fort ,Wranees, i vialting her Sister, Mrs. Wm. Dobie, end lkir. -Dabie. • Mr, and Mrs, Frank Washington of • Kirkland 'Lake are visiting the( tonner's Parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Washington. Mr. and Mrs. W.'53.1Sheppard, join and Tommy Sheppard visited with Mr. - and Mtg. Ralph.4K4ox at :Sarnia on Sunday. Jim Houston efilki. nning Po&I, Tor- onto, Vent' th-e-vireek-end :with his par- -4sits„,afr. and Mrs. John Houston. - , Mr. and MX'S. Coco. PaterSon of ''rer- Onto and John, 'Weir of the 11.04.Ves Oshawa, were Weeksend vtors with Dis-S0 IC:, Weir .44 ,MiSs josephine 'Weir. • Mr. and Xrs a1fls Mrs; Hughes, Miss Eloise Bumstead and Mrs. Buie stead, of Sault Ste. :Stevie, ,Mich., visited with Mr. add Mrs. Alf. Aisquitli and Mr.' and "Mrss Chas. Asquith as Week. • 110 tn1 Mrs. 'Eugene Dobie and young son, of 'Ottawa, are 'vleiting, the formers parents, ...Ur. and= Airs. Wm, Doble, Mr. 'and Mrs, Percy Gibbs ot Detroit visfted over the week -end svith" Mr0 and Mrs. Harvey McGee. ,M. ind Mrs. Win, • 'Coates and Mr. and S. Rebert Stalker'ofFiInt Mipho are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen. - Stanley McNei1,. who has been at Toronto with the IR.C.A.F., has been teaneferred to Guelph.. • We are sorry to report that Ur. Alex. MeKenzie, who went to TOronto last Thursday, suffered paralytic stroke ,on Friday' and. is in a very eritical condition at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. P., Walker. • Rev. 11, C. Wilson of Knox 'United chard' had the "Church of "the Air" service direr •OWNX, Wingham, on Mon- day morning: Misses Zeta Munto•and VivianiStraugban sang a duet and Mrs. Hilliard• Jefferson a solo. • , Mr. and Mrs. Ohas.•RosS of Detroit and Mr. C. M. -Ross of Goderich Visited aey Saturday with Mrs. 'F. Ross. . TheestUnited church 'Sunday sdhool held fair picnic at -Earl Wightinan's , Machinery . , . Repaired On short notke. Every job ree.eive's Say personal attention. • Geo. W. Stokes _ Machinist, , East St. - Phone 206J , ionsmimaiimmers.' --FARMER& ATTENTION r'. . The .Federation of Agriculture . PICNIC Sponsored by East and West Tkrawanosh, Colborne and lett Units of the Federation, at the Auburn Playground, Friday, July 18th. air. ' V. S. Milburn, ,Secy-Treas." of the Ontario, Fed- eration of Agriculture, whllbe the gnest speaker. Program of .Sports, Indneing, and Slieaking-. •gatarts • at 1.30 pan. Bring eve- .-ning lunch. .Admission freer Rand in attendance. this (Wednesday) afternoon. AR Pass Entrance. -,Congratulations are due Miss -Edith Beacom, teacher of the public school, on all her entrance class being successful in passing their examinations. •They are Ruth Wilson, • Jean Lawlor, Lucille Keller, Arnold Phillips, Donald Yungblut and Gra Riordan. • Women'sInstitute.-The monthly • meeting of the Women's Institute will be the Foresters' gall on Tues- day, %July 15th.. The topic, “Edaca,tion•," is to be -taken bY Miss Dorothy Wilson; -event-s- to-she-giveu-bys-M1 Sadie 10a_rter ;_denignstration. on table setting and serving..,by, Mrs. Bradnock and 1iss Josephine Weir. , Roll call - Name ,,of • a book' recentry enjoyed. kIostesses-Miss --3.1argaret •King ; 'Mrs. WT. Robison, Miss-VilaThompson. • Reported' Missing. --Word was re- eelved by ;friends here early Monday morning that Sergeant Observer Thi - •sell Reid was reported missing after a Royal Air Fore raid over Germany on • Friday might. Observer Reid, who is In his twentY•second, year, is a son a Mrs, 'Dorothy Reid of Toronto and 'a grandson • of Mr. Ephraim Ball of Auburn, • and attended Continuation School here. It is about three months since he went overseas and' tivo months previous., he was married to Miss • Margaret McKinnon et Toronto._ Baptist Ladies' Aid. --The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist chureh met at the home of Mrs. Glen 'Raithby with the presi- THE COM= SIGNAL -STAR dent, MrS, C.A,HeWSOSs 'ellarge. Te devotional peried Wa$ taken 'by Mi'-. IL J. Phillips and M. J. W- Ight. dteadinge we given by Mrs, Elmer Robertson, MISS ELsio PaiterSOn, Mrs. Percy Vineent, Mrs. J. Wright and Mrs. Glen astithby. Mrs. Jas. jails gave. a, Nam) Seleetion and Mr, Earl UeKnight and, Miss Amelia Me - Dwain favored with a duet. The topic was taken. by Mrs. 'Annie Wainer. Mrs. A. E. Silver elesed the ineeting with prayer. • A pot-luek SUPPer WaS served, Anglican Ladies' OuildeesUrs. D. W. Hamilton gave her home for the July meeting of the Ladles' Guild of St. Mark's ehurch, The president, Mr. Gordon Taylor, Was In 'charge. Pray- er:;, were led by Mrs. jereralah Taylor. The Bible reading was taken by Mrs. Thos. Haggitt. It was decided to give §3,5 to the, Queen's Canadian Fend, for Air Raid Victims. it was decided also to knit another afghan, for the Red Cross and a quilt Is to 'be patched for the IGuild's mission bale. Miss Laura ,Phillips was in charge of the program. The toPie, in keening with Dominion Day, on "Salmon Fisheries in British Coluerbia;',' was given be Miss 'Luella Johnston. A report ,of the Deanery Meeting held at 'Myth was given by 'Mrs. 'Gordon TaylOr and Mrs. Lether- Mr. Harry Gray and daughter Der] nive, of fgainilitorare remaining for, a while at the bOnie of Mr. .1Gordeat Anderson; ,also Miss 'Georgina Wash- ineston, of Toronto, who is remaining: tor on, indefinite times ' oi5rgaey,t11,aaremilsventOn and children, ThursdaYri July Ann and MTS. Jean Smiththee,'of with relatives in TOronto:ding a' W'hile .wStarvaitIngby et,BriAslis KichaneT Hotel. Visitors 'with Mrs. A. B. Pentlai'd , • -25 and Pinny for the week -end were Mr. Ite,ierVe WednesdaYA JUiY 10; for the 001 ' Ntrs. ILa, Verne Pentland aid' garden party at the Port Albert United Pamela,:isfoDetroie, and ase. Ron. peet- ehureh; Slipper !served from 6 to 8 land and friend, Harold illoWarth, a o'sdock. lAspregram by the R.A.F. will Metacliewan.1 ' Bay Mouth to Toberniory: TIIIIRSPAY, JUIN om 104Z Mr. V. Emery and three children, of ew York Oity, spent the week -end and 4th pfAils; With his cOuSin, Mrs. Will 'Stewart, at 'Glenn's • Miss Annetta Stewart left last week for Toronto, where she has 'taken a position for the'SUmmer with the IN - Parturient of Education at the, Parlia- ment buildings. • Mr. Harold Sproul, )Irs. Warner Spronl and Sons RUseel• aid Murrell, Davidson, ,Sask, arrived here by meter last Thursday to visit wink Mr. Spreul's Blather, Mrs. D. sproui, -and:other rela- tives in these. parts. • Miss 'Margaret 11UOU, ,Goderieh, is spending holidays at the hone ,of her land.. .Mrs. Taylor favored with a solo. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elliott. :Lunch was,servedhy the hoete. ° ' The latter part of her July vacation will be snenteat Midlands „ The annual Elliott reunion‘ was held at 'Harbor - Park, "Goderich, on 'Satur- day, with ideal weather conditions, An enjoyable time Was had ;by about 109 persons in attendance. ,There was a program of. race-s—ind-.79ther„ sports. Mrs. Maggie Reid, of Varna, was the oldest of the clan present. • Visitors with :VII.. and 'Mrs. R. J. 'Durnin for the week -end • were their son Mr. 'Chester • Divide, •wife and children, Jimmy, Marjorie and Jane, of • Pittsburg. Jimmy is remaining for the holidays. Miss, (Grace 'Crawford,of ealgarv. also is spending the teacher's • vacation with her sister, airs. Durnin. Nfrs. Gordon Kidd and childienf Ryan and Shiela, of Wingham, are visiting • her parents, Ur. and Mrs. J. J. Ryan. • Mr. Kidd, who has been principal of the Wingham publk sphool,. has ac- cepted, a similar position at Islington, Toronto suburb. Mr. Colin 'Crozier has been -en•gaged to 611 "the. Vacancy at Wingham. -• • ---Uniterd-Chrireir-WALS'.=--Thesresgtr DUNGANNON DUNGAN&ON, July 9 -Miss lean Stoth,ers, Toronto; is spending holidays at the home of her father, Mr. Thos.. Stothers. Mrs. WalterMishop witli her daughter dean,' of 'Chicago, also- spent a week ivith the former's father, re- turning to their home on Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Roy Mrydges, of Sag- inaw, Mich., on 'Sunday visited -his want, Mrs. 'GO., Irwin. They were accom- panied by friends, air. 'and Mrs. Franees of Saginaw. •' rs. D. G. Biekle, of Winir1,4has n visiting her sister-in-law, • A. B.•Pentland, and at present is visiting in Lucknow. • • A large number gathered on Sunday afternoon at the Dungannon cemetery for the annual Decoration Day -service. Many graves ' were visited by friends and relatives' who placed on. them Y.e.i.Ilseruniets. The service was eon- • ducted -by Rev. &A McDonald aid-tre7 'addresswas, delivered -by, -Rev: -W,.. -X--, Newman. Margaret Pentland, A.T.C.M., contributed -a solo. Mr. and -Mrs. 'Gordon Phillips, Lon- don, spent •the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Culbert and on Tuesday, the day was ,•pleasantly sPerif bY both couples at Southampton.. •• o Harry and Helen Van boom, of Charing 'Cross, are spending holidays with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Culbert. , Mr. .and Mrs. John Blake enjoyed a pleasant motor trip north te 'Saint Ste. Marie and were accompanied home tby their daughter Bernice-, who has been teaching at Richard's -Landing on St. Josephs Islancl. ' Some • of the. points, of interest were a visit to Cal- lander to see the quints and a. glimpse of the large German prisob camp at • Espanola. The return trip was short- ened by a ferry boat service from South • ._._.,........... 40 SS t.. 3.••• mily.dr, ,,,„• . .0.7....., • , ....1.11r...,„ ..,"-••••,s..._.'.---...'"?.,...."' -...,..- .----•-.• --.............,..........-",..,.. I ..... ,111111. ''',U1 lk"..0':, gt.T.....1.1 L., ........=."1, •••,,,....er rropoie..........----,rier- ./....." -- ••••••-....."" "-----.7...- .7,1 ....=ir. . ....r.-,-,71- •••• -i- '-'!".-• -- '-""alle- - -'• .., •*.t....1. ....., 4IF -OW., .••.•••a•an• ..... - - • ' '. • :..s.••• --1:. ',„ - ---'•• -'-''-''---t------••—... Ontario Orown-,Seleeted. Qn.alitY Ontario Groiva-Fresh--Greeti r•ovairoics 10.16s. 23: CABBAGE- ii,s.15c 'Ontario GroZin-eresh. Crisp,-. Large' Bunch * 'Ontario Grolim-Green or Wax -Tender. Stringless CELERY ECEABTS 2 for 19c 13E/11111i 2.16s 15c Ontatio Grown--Outdooil-Selectecl No 1 Quality Ontario Grown-Ncir Crop -No. 1 Orade TOMATOES 216 25c ONIONS 2, lbs. Ontario- 'Grown -Outdoor -Giant • - • 011tago Grovn-11oung. Tender 9c CUCUMBERS rot- 15c BEETS 4 Bch; lec Ontario 6rostra-Largti-isirrn OntafFso Grown-11r2sh Large Bunches null) irrieuctic Head .5c CARROTS Bchs. 9c ee1-3* Loiv Every Day Prices 'co CHEESE 111111.D COPSE - CLARK'S SOUPS APPLE MICE 2 'LOBSTEReAtdda. • SALMON -lieu, 2 • PLUMS Lomiim A.8tP-CO.FFEE. .. FRESHLY GROUND PEANilir...BllnEll kg% rigerous and-Winey •PORK & BEANS 2Bokar 2111..4. 39c - °Jark'll Bag •'TOMATOES tat:: Tins 22 -oz. -24-oz. •Jar • 15c • 23c 13c 23c 15c Zac 'Pkgs. 17c "BA 19c 1 , 2 "O. 110 3 itg 23d • Mild oWl Mellow 8 0' Clock 35c GRAPENOT FLAKES Rich, Full BO' died KETCHUP. • , Red Circle jtc - • POTTED MEATS ib• Zdic ROSES FIOUR -lb: 19c QUAKER fillIFFETS Tin 6, cIRCKEN 211210 -of; isc JELLY POWDERS shirriff's ket 286, EVAP. MILK A P 4C T4/11132,9! CHICKEN HOME 2 Tins 29e 111C A&P High Quality MEATS • • 2 tit.. CIark's 2: Tins 7413: Bag • „t2 , Wieners - . 25013. - Stroked. Picnic Shouldei27c lb.: • • Smoked Beineless Pierties r- 29-c lb. Ropl 13rand Ham. • 39e lb. 1, griaoked *aft. Bacon, 1/201b1, package . Lemirls, doz. ...... .... :..256 1 . A&P SELFSERVICE FOOD STORES •". (II,, ro ri. pelted' slibloit *0 Oliiitkitt clump, toriefutses. limited to finally weal, reiptiretntittir. , •- a ' Admissloii. 40e and 25e. 28 UWjV St. 'George's Olinkh Wornen'S will hold their ahnu 1 garden Party on &Halley, july 25, On the rectory grounds. During the efterneon .there Will be cards a "white elephant" isale, fish- pond...and eandy table ,s Supper 35 cents. The regular meeting of the W:C.T.U. will be held at Harbor Park on Tues day, July 15, at ,3.30 p.m. A good •attendance is hoped for. A garden party at St JoSephis church, Kingsbridge, Is announced for next Monday, July 1.4, Supper will be served from •5.30 o'clock and there will be a program With„leatures of in- terest, to all, condluding With a dance. Admiseion; 50c and 25e. Backrite • for . the • kidneys: .0aMP- ' • 8tf .01wpAtt . MRS, ANDREW Gifs.AISpOW • A. native of West Wawanosh in the person of Mrs., .Andrew ,Gla,seow„. died *early this (TlaursdaY) morning at the home of her sen4n4aw, Mr., John Boyle, Victoria street. Mrs. Glaseow was formerly Mary,Devereaux, daughter et the late, Patrick Devereauand -Mary Gallagher. She was in 'her seventy- sixth year, and spent her whole -life near •St. Augustine, with the exception of the last two years, in Which she has lived in 'Goderich. • Her ihnsband died sixtee,n years age. • She is survived by •Vg, ''daughters 'anti two sons: .Theresa, of St. Augustine, and Mrs. Boyle, of Goderich;'Frauds jicekeph, of Prince Albert, 'Sask., and Thomas, of, St Augustine. She was a member of the Altar Society and League Of 'the Sacred Heart The funeral will be eld-sen-Sa-turclay-smarningstrom, the, monthly meetingsof -the United eburch Boyle home and thence to the Roman Wdl.S. was `held on Friday afternoon ,Catholic church at St. Augustinel for in the y, selmoi rooms. airs. . SundaService at 10 a,.m. In•terment wilbe Arthur 13111otti _ , ' in the St. Augustine cemetery. tie presidentWas in the chairitis Margaret Pentland was pia.nist for the -meeting and also JOHN THOMAS PENNINGTON rendered. a- solo, ',Grateful, 0 Lord,' am _The death occurred.at r'incher-"Creek, I." Mrs. Newman led in prayer and Alberta, on June 24th, a John Thomas • also led in the reipon• ive reading of Pennington, native of Colborne{ town - a psalm. Mrs. Reid ga e a reading on ship in hissiliftY-sixth year. Deceased Servie in the Cherch." Mrs. Dan went west _to °iPincher 'Creek in 1909, Bickk gave a splendid article en herriding there on and off until 1920, recollections of the first W.M.S. organ- when he went north to the Peace River ization in this church, and of the first country. He ran a portage tranefer at meeting, which was held at the h.onie 7 Hudson Rope and trapped inthe winter of Mrs. 'Wm. •Girvin, now Mrs. J.' and became • wehl kIloWn in that iliaBarkley. • Mrs. Tackle gave other in- trict: He tuffered fe §ome time with teresting facts end told the ladies .that a lingering illnaSlin •n -May last his in the various places she had lived she elder brother; Albert,. went -north to had found that the "cream" of the bring him to his home at Pincher.Creek • ladies wei-e engaged in W.M.S. Work. to look afterhim. Relatives surviving She stressed the need for more brother- are his father; Thomas Pennington, of hood fodays-and-COMduded with the Goderich •, two brothers, Albert, of ChrisiniaStanessage of King George in Pincher Creek, and C,harles, of Gode- 1639, bidt- ing us to put our hand in rich, ;and three- sisters, -Mrs. (Dr.)* the, hand,�f Ged. The president closed Freemen, of Goderich ;. Mrs. C. llohring, the' meeting,' with a patriotic prayer, of Walkerville,• and-' Mrs. -R. -Stamp, of folio•wed by the National Anthem; Detroit. The funeral took place • on A Young Mother Taken. -The un- June2itb from 'at. John's phureh, Pin -her Creek, to the Church of Eng- land cemetery there. . expected passing of 'Mrs. Gordon Ander-. son at Goderieh Hospitat)ast Friday evening, in -her thirtieth Tear, is an- other warning that life is veiy un - pt. rt a in. Her dea th followed an -emer ency operation. She leaves to mourn her tintimely death her bereaved- bus - baud and four children, Madeline, nine, Reginald, seven, Fredie, six, and Margaret, three. Mrs. Anderson, forte- erly Kathleen Washington- was the eldest daughter of. the late'George and Elizabeth Washington of Toronto. She came to these parts about twelve years ago- and had _since lived in West Wawanosh, her late homebeingnear . Glenn's. Hill. Surviving members of • - 4WD" 4.10ST LOST„-MN011 OrKEYS 04,1 RANG. 6 keys. Reward, W. G., pummr, St,- Davirre Dstfeet. some. WEN* ANTED TO RENT. - SMALL house or few unfurnished' rooms. BOX do, stifiNALPSTATt. RENT,-PURN11SUED APART. •- !MONT (three rooms and bath), verandah,' ,electric stove' and 'lights; pritate entrance. Plione. Refrigerat- or, LLOYD RAIITEHBY, :1 26 ,Albert street. " • 28 E1 -W1) Mt�IIFURN- se. • IISHED rooms on ground guar; aley • boerd and room,. J, E. HiARNWE144 Neays St. FOR.- RET -FART OF 'FARM HOUSE, colivenientli situated in Goderich township,' 2% miles from 'town, CO01 comfortable 'house with Hydro -light and up-to-date ,turnish- lugs. 'OreedoM of houSe and tarns: 'City people .preferred. Apply Box 0., sakitNAp-srpAtu. -27.84) ,roposALE , FOR SAI4E.--FORD LIGHT • Paiiel„ delivery, in 41 condition. Applj ,P.O.BOX 512, Goderich. 28 , AY ACRES OF , timothy and clever mixed, in -Ben-. miller, near- the Benmiller church. MISS CHARDOTTE GOOD, RAI. 4, Goderieli. • . 28 USE FOR • SALE. MODERN • conveniences. Apply to FIR.ED SEERS, Phone 502.1, Goderich. • F° SAILE.-MAHOGANY isiptED - boat; seats 6, step 'bottom ; 6 -'cylinder motor; speed 40 -miles per hour, plus. J. M. ATilKINSON, Mayfield. • 28-29x it-S-TELF-BrOG--r.-d011-5-HON 'STRAINER, No. 1 siie,used, only 1 year,like new; also set of. scales in good copslition. GURS. J. B. iMedIA'PH. Holmesville, Phone 901 r 11, Cdinton. 27t9x •--- -- FOR k 'S'ALEs---WIATIERFRONT modern furnished house; furnace, • cellar, , 'water, light; SeWer, bathing. Orspart. OtiA.RLES REALE, Bennett St., Goderich. 2i-ff. A Ciassilied Ad ° • Witastrito lakitEltAICER FOlt, ' Oollierne ;Cemetery. Duties' to: comraenee at . onCe„ All- applications reeeiVed, hy the undereigned Up, toe WednestlaS, Jelly 10th, 1941. • iSALLOWS,- Township *Clerls;.4, R.R. 5,- Goderlith. • •„2T -S .laiN'TE1).-x0IBIL, FOL OVNOEUT.,. housewerk and to assist in eeoks ipg”; fathily of twO. ;write aox 0,, pod6rier 28 WANTED. -TO Ats,X01a HORSES and dead cattle; must be auitabha for mink reed; removed promptly, FRED 0,11.,BST, R.R. 2,- Baydlelo. Phone 908 r 22. Clinton. Calls Paid for. • 18-tt., IIVANTED.-, PROTESTANT " Elltecvalited in rural schoolSDuties to begin in •eptemebr,_ 1941. MININO S. • -Stereterystreaseirer, phone fleneall 9843. 27-8 SiUESNN WANTED ,•30011• WANT A BETTER'INCOME. -your own *business -plenty of eoe, operation -e -repeat businesss-a isIg orfa,st selling household necessities - write for • free details .and catalogue at • once it you are willing to make • a change.. 'FAMILEX,. 570 'St Clement , Street, 31ONTREA1• • ' 28 ' TENDERS *WANTED DEUS WANTED. For i850 tens of oil treated- Stoker Coal, inch by one-quarter (1" x Analysis aid trade name of coal inust be submitted with tender& Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted and all tenders must be submitted by 12 noon, July 15, 1941, to W. L. Whyte, • i,lecretary-Treasurer of Huron -County Flying' Training School Ltd., tioderieh, Ontario. • •• 27-8 TENDERS •WANTED---TOWlN1S411,IP ;011" AISHOPELD. . Bridge tenders wanted. for the con- struction of a 20 -ft. span concrete - bridge on concession 2, E.D. Tenders to be opened July 14Th at 3 • pan. Plans and specifications may ie seas With the road- superintendent, C. ieURRA,N, Lucknow 7. A marked cheque ,for ten per cent. - - to acconipany fenders . . 27-8 •C. E. McDONAGH; Clerk. FOR SALE. -COZY HOMES WITH suitable b_uildings on small aereages on Baron' highways; poultrY,. beekeep- ing, fruitsl. vegetables, sawmill, phop- pieg muh1,s stores, restaurant; large nuniber of improved farms.' WIM. PEsi:ROE, Realtor, Esceter. 2.6-8x CARD g OF THANKS MR. IGORDON * ANDERSON 'OF Dungannen, • extends grateful thanks to all those neighbera iirid others who showed him so many kindnesses in the less •of his -wife; also to thoSe•who. sent „flowers or loaned cats for the funeral. .28x WILLIAM GLEN TEreFA.UTLy Itar The death occurred at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. M. Elliott, Tsir- •BE PROTECTED • AGAINST WINDSTORMS, Farm buildings- protected for less than one cent per day,, Town buildings less than one tenth of one ivnt per day. ll M. FQRD • INSURANOE 3 Ifamilton St. Tel. 268w '41t TENDERS. • Whereas the Fire Insurance now in force on the 'Huron 'County goalie and outbuildings expires on the int day of • September, 1941; and whereas there is nOW matter construction at the said 'Home it fire alarm systein which will •be completed within a few weeks f there - lore the Connty . Home 7Committee are 'requesting Insurance agents -within the County of Huron to submit tenders for this insurance, to the undersigned, on , or 'before 12 o'clock noon Saturday, 'August 9th, 1941. The lowest Or any tender not 'necessarily accepted. s. Information regarding MIS' insurance may he had at the County :Clerk's Of- fice, *Court House, IGoderich, Ont. itSrgned)--N-s-Ws-M1LLER, 28-6 • • • 'County -Clerk. Jas. Young, sr., wish t� thank their • neighbors and friends for all the kind- ness extended to them during the recent 'illness and subsequent death of their mother"; for the cards and 'flowers, and • those who loaned cars for the funeral. 28 • onto, on Friday, July 4th, of Margaret Elizabeth 'Stewart, 'widow of William Glen, formerly of'Stanley township and Clinton. altrs. Glen had not been in good health for the last four 'monthe end- her death was due to ,a paralytic stroke. She was born on the 5th con- cession of Stank,- township in August, 1859, a daughter of the late Mr. and -.M"iis„-- • Whir Stewart; a-nd- -after. her ma;riag-e to Mr. Glen continued to live in Stanley until their retirement. to Clinton. Where Mr. 'Glen died In 1617. She had sinee lived with members a her family, for some time in •Goderich her family are ' Irene, Georgina, Dorothy, Madeline, Albert, Lillian, Wm. Bradford and Arthur Bradford,. -all, of !Toronto. The service Wan condueteda st her late home by Rev. W. P. Newman mi Monday afternoon, with interment in Dungannon cemetery. The Ssall- bearers were 'Billy Cook; {Harvey Mole, Bill Wiggins, Jahn thirnin, Victor Er- rington and Carl Anderson. We ex- tend our sincere sympathyto the bereaved LV THE KED CROSS • « H•E FAMILY OF TiHE. LATE .M1JS.1 ' 0, W. C. Parsill wish to thank the many friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy extended in their-reeent sad bereavement4 and also those who kindly offered and loaned ears. • . , I WISH TO THANK f1111 -E BORS who came to my assistance on Sat,prday to extinguish the lire IA ray hayfield 'and prevent itsbecoming dangerous. HOWARD 'STURDY. • , withrher daughter Mrs. W. F. Se:tinders. iStirviving are one son, Edward 0. Glen of Stanleystovviaship, living on th.e homestead, and three daughters, Mrs. Gabriet Elhhlott (Maty), , of Toronto; 'Mrs. Frank W. How (Bessie), • 6f, Tor- onto, and Mrs. W. Frank Saunders ' (Abigail), of Goderich; two brothers, Charles, of, Olaresholmi Alberta, and Adam, of 'Stanley tewuship, and one sister, Mrs. J. L. Parke, of Hughenden, Alberta. There are seven grandchildren. The remains° were brought to Clinton Red the funeral, took plaee on 'Sunday afternoon; service being conducted at .'Wesles1WI1lis United church by Rev. Andrew Lane. The seven grandchild- ren were fiowerbearers. The pallibeare ors were the three sonS-In-law; Gabriel 'Elliott, Frank How and W'. Saunders, .end three nephews, 'William Stewart, Donald Glen and Clifford Stewart. • Interment was in ainton cepsetoey. y lIarrY s.eciris tsoshappy over theiesswhen the; announeer saht 'would • yen like to say a ofew words to the little ssoinan baek home-- hejust.laugliql and laughed -w , 'NOTICE TO cwortoRs- montot TO 0itrdnvr0iis. • All persons ha-v-ing elaims against 'the, estate' a George Wesley Fielder, late of the Township of Ashffeld, who died on the 23rd day of A.pril, are •hereby notified to forward full •nartieulars of such-elaims to the under- signed, on or before the 25th day of July, 1941, after' that date The ad- miniStratrix will proteed to cilitribute the assets of the estate havinge regard only to the claims of which, she then has anotice. Dated at Goderie6 this 21st day of June, 1041, by PRANK „DONNELLY, ,Goderieh, Ontario, ISollcifor 'lot the Administratrix. . ,• 26-28 BORN BELL. -At Alexandra Hospital, Gode- rich, on July 8, to Mr. and,Mrs. Fred ,OEkll, R.R. No. 2, Goderich, a idaughter•,. ,LODGE. -At 'Marton,' on June 80, to • Mr. and Mrs. Harland Lodge, of • -Marton, a son (Joke Fairbairn,). . 'VANSTONI).-At Alexandra Hospital, • Goderich, on July '8, to Mr. and Mrs. • Albeit Vattstone, Newgate street, Goderich, a datighter. :VfOSS.-At Lucan, onJune 28th, 1941,1 to Mr. and Mrs. jack Moss (nee Alice Johneton).„, a son, .1.'re1ate, General Hospital on Friday, June 20, to Mr. and Urs. Gordon- Smith (nee Elhel Tabb) of Lemsford, 'Sask., a daughter,°Marilyn • Ann. •„ • ^ i .o NT I , Now is the.time•to do outside minting. • We handle a • full line of C.I.L. Paints and Varnishes. Poi: • a WHITE , paint that stays, whit6-nse CIL. 711,1.1TONE WHITE. Kpeps white houses whiter. •. . ., ' COAL 1 . • Now is the. time fo putin your next winter's supply of • coal. The price is now at its'lowest, 'iAl'stock D&II Cone.' Clealied Anthracite which is free from slate and clinkers, low in ash and high in heat urtits.,..„ 41 'Chas C. ' Lee • For liardwaxe,,Plumbing and Heating, give us a ea% , Vhones------Oillee ,22 House 112 At the:Harbor