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3ODER1C11 SIGNA1"rSTAit
OF AUBURN
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AluYeLT11N, 3'6IY 30. -Mr. and,. Mrfe. last 'five 'yeaze bee been on the Ottawa
alarry Itinderkneclit, Harry jr. veld .teaChing,etaff Mrs. Dobie and Young
ay
x4 of Detroilt, visited last week I'Vtin, eilirvall art.' 1.c/114311"g witlit la* r'
, Dolma parent; here. •
with Mr. and Mrs. Vico. 'Beadle. Baptismal Cerelaierky.-An i press -
Mr. and •Mrs. Stanley ',Mutch, Al a siVe baptismal service Was held in. the
anti Phyllis., of -,Lavombe, Alta.,,, are rivt,r at Ball's ,bridge on Sunday after -
1 Mien the lisl -rite of -tri -ei w
'visiting „the former's mothee, Mre. Jas.
. administered to ,Georee ':ua-t1 ' Fmatti: to lu e eo reely as or14, ant ra ghtY
or " r t , w - i
men , 3, i gin
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(*Ital.. i Robertson,' Marie Raithley and, Elaine hot, dirty work at that,
Mr. and %re.- Harry 11,11 ate Of Johnston, Of Aniotirn and,NI:.r4,• Denna Salvage is now referred to in • the
' ' ii. ,
Gordon I'earsou of eilleial eiotiees as "eecondary ioaaterial,"
TiSithr* :qrs. \Val- Als.seuilemi , and
but the actual name doesn't melte it
WILL OOLMOT snvAGE
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2u,d
Returned «Men and Others MOW' tO
7 OW riXhibition nuilding
Seivii* bees' and wood ativirig beer••1
were amuseinents of eorts,„ Genie years.
ago, but eorting salvage le anew type
<of amusement for the willingswar
-.114, could, however, be refer...red
1•e, „ _
laceena. other Mrs. John SySaington, Clinton, Rev, A. E. ,Silver, officiated.
and other relatives. " • During the service Shirley Silver and
Corporal Jack Weir of Oehawa is ,Llovd Butler of ()lint(
a duet.
O)ending a week's holidays with hist
father, C. Weir.
"ICRA,ZY WAG9ON"' -
`Air.--$tewart Pergusun :Mount
rierest spent the weeksend with his Program of Drama and 1%luSic at the
arents,'IMr. and *Mrs, A,. J. Ferguson. , klaapire‘ Theo, , Port Albert Air
' Mrs Julius Chopin of Toronto visited ,,, Navigation Sch . 1 -,,, '•
with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .l. l'.
Several' hundred4tizens of ,GoderiCh
iStoitz, last week. • •
Mr. ViepOugail a ,Goderich is 're- and vielinth a ad the p1e4sure and
11ev1ng Inn the Bank of Vol:amen.* here 1 privilege of 'attending. the entertain?
while Ur. W. 11. Sheppard is on his i ruet "',CraZy alandwaggon" at Port
holidaiq„,, 'Albert Navigation School, 11,,A.F., on
Mrs. A, J. Perssason and Stewart Wedeeeday and Thuisday nights of
Feronson visited on •Sunday with •Mr• it veS.Cla wert indeed surprised ht the
. and Mrs. Ray. O'Neil at• Grand Bend. clever 'end N.qsatile talent,' both music
-
Mr. F. 0. .Mellveen returned ',plat and dramatic, in the ranks of the
• Bownaanville oil .Saturday after two old Countrv airmen, and Pdine. away
. weeks', holidays here. Mrs. 'MeIlveenconvinced that at least in these, arts,.
and on Eric are remaining here for ai they excel .t.,aeadians,
-lower visit. • . , ! .'"The ,Crazy ,Bandwageon," produced
,
' -111.r. and Mrs. 'Wilfred Longraan,; hy FltsLieut. Rs S. •MaefIrlan, is in the .invaluablehelp of other war -conscious
eitizens, '
Ekina,,Lonpnan and Dorothy Grey, of nature of a running• varsuceeeded in separating the
•iety or imude-
s.
London,, visited last week With Mr.1 ville show, with not a dull maraent-
varioumaterials into different piles so
not even bet ween the aets. At its
that bUkers eould see what they -were
---and-Mrsr-Geo.-Intqlath„ s. ,
voussu-sio.u. U1 1(11311 sissfflau-s. --sicee .getting,.., -..An• pdd.,.feature of that work
LAC. Stanley MV.Nall of Guelph and-
• Jas. 'Houston of Manning Pool, Tor- amazed to lwits that veteriins of the 'last Wars andearn that - not one. of
men who had •.e
onto, were -week -end visitors here, artists was ever on the professional presentscon-
ons in th
flict; were on hand both ,nightS and did
Privates' Stanley- Ball and Albert stage. '''
, .
their full shares if not •more, of the
Govier of !London spent,the week -end Squadron Leader Mather was very
grimy job.osOthers -had- been •
at their homes here. prominen•t, and fulany, througheut the asked
• • te help and ‘
Mis•st Kas shguest readily agreed to do so but
athler Paterson hseeured ow, anti Mrs. John Parsons,
s _.
a pesition at Niagara 'Falls. ., . artist, made were preventedist unexpected causes
a hit with the audience of
Another collection will be made next
•Mr. 'and Mrs. 'rhos. Jardin and 0n six hundred which filled -tbe Empire
Saturday morning, and citizens are
lishiald have. returned from • a visit Theatres' -both as a versatile pianist
asked to tie their newspapers and
to Toronto. and far her acting ability in several
. _
and have them on the boulevards ready
Durins• the' evening the. •O.C., Grorip
for the motor men and boys.. .
Tinfail. will not be taken by. the
dealers unless the Paper has ibeen
reMoved,T and as.This takes such -an-
enormous amount of time, it. has 'bee'n
sdeeitised-to-ship-alis-tinfoili-assa--donn....
tion, to a home for (Tippled civilians
where, there are a number of' patients
who dosthat -type af, work as a Sort of
occupational therapy. ..r.- •
A$ soon tie the. materials or hand
'.hate been dispesed.of, a -statem
be published showing •th amount real-
ized.
• It is hop:ed the citizens W7111. have
their .buridles so placed that the. nishor
slavers, and collectors -will. not be
delayed.
any more agreeable to handle.
To the aivera'ge person, "salvage"
means' t'ertain eneterials, such. as
paper, magezines,. scraP iron, rage,
tinfeil, brass, bones and bottles, and
that is eXaCtly what it is. In stnall
quantities it is Practically vaIneless,
but when stacked in heaps and piles it
means that MOney can be made from it,'
when properly serted. It was the
sorting that was occupying. the time
and energies of Mr. J. E. -Huckins,
chairman of' the salvage eominittee
the Beard of Trade, and a few of his
friend, night. after eight, in an effort
,to get the tExhibition building ready
for the eext tollection ou Saturday,
August 2n11. When it was learned
how this;work was being done "by so
few for so many," other raeinbers 'of
the Board of Trade spent a c•ouple of
evenings, in She building and, with the
ourruAny
is "WVLX
Y,021,11',10„,
An aged and iiiehly 4s't4
dent, of town, in the„,pefsen of Mr8.
Williem Young, paesee away at her
,11()DA
?ark street. en TeleSdaY• Sbe
had been ill for Ave weelte. FormerlY
Elizabeth Cooper, daughter of the
late 'Mr. and Mrs. The$0,0. Cooper, she
11,..?as born 'September 1,18E4, in %ode -
rich township, ,For the:Pastiortyetive
3 -ear, ehe •11.ad lived in Go-der/eh.
She was married in 1876 fo Willie=
young. Who died May Mk, i91°.
was a member of Knox levehyterian
chureh. , Surviving menabers ef the
family are one daughter and two sons,
Mrs. R. Metier, of ,Detrolt, Clarence
W. Young of Windsor, and ErnestiJ.
Young?. 6E ',Detroit. The'luneral will
be held en Friduy afternoon from the
residence on Park street, the service
comment/lig at 2 o'clock.
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Mr. 'William Anderson is visiting -skits., • • magazines seeurelY in•Separate bundles
Lis 'son, Thomas Anderson, at .Sorel,
Quebee.
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Captain P. D. •Itobertson,..A:M., •made
Rev. W. R. and Mrs.; Afp of Perth the presentation of medals and sports
visited with Mrs. Jas. .Carter and trophies.
Sadie this week. •__
The program
7-75.frirs-#.7-7trmsztransrarrd--M-ress--Russell Bast4-1Waggan„emoss_.
Bentley have returned ream visiting - 'Cut it Out" -or -the.- heart o
frierids in Toronto. • Oxometery. Mather, F. -Lt.
• Mr. awl Mrs. John Ros.s.,of Detroiti Thompson, -P.O. Krauter and Audrey
en41 Mr. and Mrs: R, Ross of bachalsh Parsons. • .; . •
'Visited to -day (Wednesday With Mrs. 'Solo -AC. Morgan.
R4s. * • ° kelddies-Harmonica. and •Guitar -
Rev, T: J. Rabinson of Stratford will Sgt. Williams and LAC. Berg.
; occupy the pulpit of Knox Presbyterian 'Sgt.' Grant and his: swing quartette.
church next ,Sundaye.- Accordion fantasy -AC. Oliver. -
•Visitors'. with Mr.. and Mrs. ,Geo. P.O. Kreuter.
Dawson are Mr. and ,Mr. Harry Eve The.Band.
and :three children, of 'Leaside. Miss Tap ;Dancing by AC. Handy.
• Elva Eve, of Toronto,f ...Mr. and Mrs. A serious interludeL-Pstssfssli.
Norman Blatchford, of 'Sudbury, and Mitchell, assisted • by iS.-4.str.Thather.
• Mrs. :Ore, of Teeswater.
FAllists with - Etigene
Dobie, s•on of Mr. Land Mrs. Wm.
Dobie, left here on. Friday for the
Manning Pool,. Toronto,- where he has
• IS a farmer teacher M the Auburn
publie • schools - silSo' taught. 'at
• •BrUsSels and Port Frames and for the
Two pianos -Audrey Parsons and
At'. Dewlir. •• • ie. -Lt. Thompson.
LAC. Harris. • • . "The Welsh Maid",---S.Astr. Mather,
Songs with the -guitar (assisted by ' F.-iLt. Thompson, Andrey, Parsons.
( ' , . . . There's No Place Like ...''-S.-Ldr.
enliste.d . in.. the R.C.A.F. • Mr. Dobie *.'illiaekpool Nights,. or tether Sarn,--, • • ',Mather, -17',9. --Mitchell, ,Audrey
Three Skits.: • . , . I- Sel(S-AC. Middleton. .
LAC. Thompson, . . , -
, -"Any ...Minute Now"--.S..-Ldr. Mather, .. •F.Int---The Deed and.Compaey.
MISS ELVA M. MacMATI-I
After an Illness of a Dew days, Miss
Ella 34. Mac,Math died on Tuesday At
the Western" Hospital, -Toronto. The
eldest child of I he late Mr. and Mrs.
MaeMath, sli(4 was born
seventy years ago at •'tandish, Melt,
When A child ehe eame to Canada with
her Parents the family settling in
,
Goderich tovvnehip, After •attending
Goderich 'High Shoot •she entered the,
teaching Profession,- and taught for
yeas in Unioni school, Goderich
township, and for nearly forty years
in Shirley street schools Toronto, She
retired five years ago. She was earn-
est, diligent and conscientious and
leaVes et„ record ef work well done.
She was an active Meniber ceParkdifle
Presbyterian ehurch, Toronto. 'She is The monthly meeting of the ;Saltford
survived 'by one brother and four Red. CTOSS Will 4 held at the home of
Mrs. 'rhos. Ryan on Thursday, August
sisters; S. R. Macliath, of Goderich;
IlialIMON11411.1111MMINIII4111111.11111141-
A silver tea and bake sale flInder
auspioee of 1.A. of Nortbratreet United
elturch will ,he held on the pareonage
lawn -Friday, Attgaet 8th, et 3.30 pen.
„.
The St, 'George's iClaureli Women's
Guild will Meet On Wednesday, August
6th, in the Guild room.. Mrs. E. C.
Carrie will haVe chareee of' the pro-
gram, and Miss Lois MeNall. Will sing
patriotie songs. • .
central Business Celle& of ,Strat-
•ford announces the OPening of a 0 -00e -G
rich ,branch.on •SePtember 3. Quarters
over tb,e „A: P. ;Store on the Square
formerly known as the- "Marine Club"
are being redecorated and arranged
give Goderieh thoreughly up-tboelate
business • school. The office will be
open every Friday. from 2.30 to 4
-o'clock during Augest.. Phone or call
on, us for full informatioe. -31
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The 'Ladies' Aid of Zion church. and
Red Cross et, Taylor's Corner 'Will
meet.August Oth, at 2 p.m,, at Taylor's
Corner Kb.dol, The roll call will be
answered by the Scriptural use of the
word "king." hirs. A. ORA and MrS,
Rodes are hostesses.
„reifiLex mod..)uoro.
Needed iteeverrhome.7, Easily eold,
and TePeated. Pleaeant work. Start
with -good earninge and inereeSe rapid-
ly, Fine cOmmission propoeitionk
inunediately fel; free' catalogue,.
prices and details: PAMILEX, St.
-Olement, .3,4ontreal." 31
- Special group of ,Su.miner hatS on
Sale Friday and Saturday at $1.00.
MISS MacVICAR'S Millinery Store,
Kingston street... • ' -30
Mr.S. (Dr.) ,Ebon Alexander, of Knoierhit'h, at 2 p.m.
of Clinton; 'Mrs. 'George MeIlwatn and The A.ugust meeting of t•he,Women's
ville, Tenn. • Mrs. N. W. Trewartha,
Mrs. M. J. Trewarthar of (soderich Inititute will be the • annual picnw
,
meetin
township. The funeral 'Was held this meeting at ‘tHarbor •Park, next Thurs-
(Thursday) afternoon from the home day afternoon, August 7th, at 3 o'clock.
of Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo. McIlwain, the All members are cordially invited to
attend and bring their lunch.
seryic•es being conducted by Rev. D. —
,
, .
J...Lane. • The interthent was in -Mait-
land cemetery.. Pallbearers were Ken- Monday evening at Kingsbrldge Hall,
neth Trewarthtt, 'Everett, Maurice and McCharles orchestra. Admission 35c:
RObert-Merlwain, William Nornian--a,nd-• - -
•I M`r. Norman Colelough has pur
Austin Fuller.
__Isheeedeeeleeeketeeiljeletegehis Teeew_e•ty
on Lighthouse street from Mr.' Tom
Davis of Hamilton.
MRS. JAMES F. WATT
A resident of Stratford for 'many
years, Mrs. Annie Wyatt,' died Monday
'morning at tier home, 10,8 Grange.
street, at 10.10 o'eloek. • Aboilt two
and a half years ego the departed
woman .had a stroke and had been _in,
poof•Iiealth since. On .Sunday morn-
ing she buffered a severe heart attack.
Born in Turnberry .township near
Witigheen in 1869; 'Mrs. 'Wyatt was a
daughter of the late Thomas Crosson
and' Mary Jane 'Oro,sson.. She came
to Stratford as a young girl and about
fifty-three years ago was married to
James F. Wyatt. For about ,sevett
years after their marriage Mr. and
Mrs. Wya.ttlived in Goderich and then
„returned to Stratford; where' they have
lived ever since, Mrs Wyatt was a
member of Ontaria street - Baptist
church. ,13esides her husband She is sent to. the country by the Neighbor- ,
widow Of the late William Yeung, in seed drill S.. 1 set of drag harrows;
s•urvived ree -daughters, ;AIN.
hoed Workers Association as a result, her 89th year. ,
Gertrude Bttt ert, 103 Grange,•street; • •• • 1 'stuffier ; 1- pulper ; buggy ;
1.
1(11 William Mair, Torento; and Mrs. of the ready response b3 Country- Funerel service at the residence, open buggy ; 1 cuter ; 1 robe-rk•wagoa;,•
William' Seaton, iBoston. • One son, dwellers to 'ail appeal for vacation Park street, on -Friday,. August 1, at 1 hayrack- ; 1 wagon ; l'graVer boxTr-
• I
Lindsey; died a •year to There are spots for ,needy city childrenaccord-
,
two brothers and two sisters, Lindsay •
ing to Miss M. 'Oollveri'direetor of the
and Aby, Mrs. L. -Teeple and Mrs. E.
- leo ,x4ENT
rpo awNT.--3G00D FAB= .Asoi.pi.
120 ares, situated on fith conces-
sion Colborne Township, one mile west
of Auburn. Possession in fall. til,ANK"
frA,Nrirult, Proprietor. Colborne Mun-
icipal Telephone 18&-i. • 31-5x
TO RENT.--I-110USE MN (GOOD' CON-
DITION; all modern cOnveniences.
'Apply atgl North street,.
,
Come to the Blue 'Bird Tea Shop at
Blue Water Ifach, ,on the bank of
Lake 'Huron. Follow highw,ay NO. 21
.seuth of "Goderich for two mires; -turn
right at crossroad's where there -is a
large gravel pile_and.Lsigns. • • - -31
Wives of airmen, sarievs and sailors
are preparing to (1(1 their bit by •train-
in- for 'business, +Central Business
,
College, •Godericii .;Branch. Office Open
every Friday during, Angust from 2.30'
to 4 cfclOck. • -31
SUMMER. HOES .WANTED
FOR 'CITY. CHILDREN
- • •" -
;More than 300 chithren have been
cARD `141111NKS
NAM1LY OP THE Lo.irp
nenry 11, Martin Wish to thank'
their many friends for their kindness
during his last
1 4VV1SE TO TILANIC ALL W1210
I assisted in anyway to save DIY
property from further ,loss by fire.
Especially would I thank the residents
of buildings and the owners of 1re,
extinguishers who acted so proniptly:
-31 OIDVD •S. OTRUBERT.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS •
XTIOTIOE, TO 'CREDITORS.
. -
.ALle ,PEiRSIONS having Claims ,••••,r
accounts against the late Celia' Agnes
Pentland, formerly residing in Nanton,
are required .to send fiilr particulars
thereof to the undersigned 'solicitor to
the executors en or before .the thirtieth
day of August, 1941; after Which date
the estate will be distributed amongst
those entitled thereto, having regard
only to 'these- elaims of which V?tice
'ban e been received'
rPENOIHIR WANTED.-PELEEI.
LAND, Ontario: 1ffieaeher
for School, Section, No, 3. L.IUIRP
Secretary. • 31-3
W.ANTUD. ismage novgin,
cottage or bungalow in good re-
pair, for cash. ApplY MRS, U. BONA
6„ Croderiela.
•
WANTED, - CAPABLE IDXPEOI.
" ENOE11„): maid willing to go ,to
Moutreal, , Apply 'P.O. ,4130X 547,
Godericlt. 32x
'NTED.-YOUNIG WOMAN TO '
go to Toronto e eare,of two child-
ren and, light houSework; pod wage;
three id fatailrc must be fond, Of
children and have references. MRS.'
T. - G. GIBSON, 197 Poplar
Teronte 31x
WANTED. - (ROAIRDERS IN A
comfortable home with all modern
conveniences; room fOr, twO •male
boarders. Write IDOX 49, ;SIGNAL -
STAR, -31
14TANTED.-g0 .rkuY 014 liO4n$,
and dead cattle; must be sUitabie,
for mink teed; removed Promptly,'
FRED GILBERT, R.R. 2, Baydele.
Phone 908 r 22. Clinton. Calls paid,
for.
hall _at that e ety . . • ,
4111111111111111111111111
kin; SALE
Fon MAWS_ 11110'11014
will he sold eheap. Apply EARL
'ELLIOTT, 57 Trafalgar street, Goele-
rick. • -
••
FOR SALE.,--WIATIERFRONT
modern furnii§hed house; furnace, ,
cellar, water, light, sewer, bathing. '
Or part. CHARLES HEALE, Bennett
21-4.
Goderich.
FOR .SALE. ONDL HAT -RACK'
• and seat combined; with bevelltid
mirror and brass . attachments. In
perfect " condition. • Apply MIS.
JOSEPH' ELLIOTT, Cobourg • street.
31
C. C. MIDDLEB311,074,•1 .
31233---01trIlall-rOweir-Sound-,•-04
BORN '1 •
'BiaseaK. — At Alexandra 'Hospital,' AUCTION .SALE, OF FARM, FARM.
Goderieivon.July 280, 1941, to Mr. ' ISTOCK, i'MPL,E5MNTS
and Mrs. Victor Black, Port Albert, HOUSEIllIOLD EFFECTS
it SOIL ' at lot 5, concession 1; W.D: Ashfield
HUTTON.e-At Alexandra ,Hospital, (1.mile-east of Shopardton), _ow
,Goderieh, on JuV 2,4tb, 194i," to Mr.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Oth,
and Mrs. Harry Hntton, Goderich, at 1.30' p.m.
LIIVESTOCK-1. bay mare, 8 years old ;
1 driving mare; 1 black. cow, 10 years
old, fresh; 1 red and whito cow, 8 yearl
old, fresh; 1 roan cow, 6 years old;
due in August; roan cow, 4 years
old, due in Mara ; 1 silver roan heifer,
due in December; 1 heifer, 2 years old.;
1 steer, 2 years old ;.3 calves.; 1 sow;
1 pig about 100 &S."; 15 hens; 40 rieg-
horn chickens; 1 duck. IMPTsEs
MEI•TTS-1 Mastey-.Harris binder;
McCormick Jnower; 1 -Massey-I-Ivris
ACTION .SALE
son. '
DIED.
ItaeMATH.—At Torento, en Monday,
July 28th, 1941, Elinor M. MaciMath,
daughter of .the late William and
Esther MacMath Godertch town-
ship.
MARTIN. -In 'Alexandra .Hospital,-
Goderich, -on July 29th, 1941, Henry
H. Martin, in his 87th year. •
YOUNG. -1n Goderich, on ‘Titesdays.
July 29th, 1941, Elizabeth S. Cooper,
STORE CLOSED
MON,, AUG. 4TH
'CIVIC 'HOLIDAY
PORK BEANS t LARK
TOMATOES IgNA
MARMALADE
PLUMS' LOMBARD
JUNKET ICE CREAM POWDERS
Iona Orange
.and GrapefrUit
LOBSTER Canada _Brand,
Choice
'SALADA TEA • Brmn
Label
' 4D MN= - Grapefruit .
Orange and
4.
SOUPS Heinz
' 2
, .. Asst
CORNFLAKES QUAKER 2,
EVAP., MILK A & P
•
2 2Pin1s. 15C
lecn
Jar 22(
211-inoz.'15c
2 PitZS. R9
..
II
14cs, 28C PEAS Iona New Pacts 611 •IC -Oz. 15
4 S,.tve *iv This " C
Li. -11{1:' 44C PLUM JAM Color and Pectin Jar
Lona - 32-01. 22e
217g. 2,7 c KETC711UP .CLARK'S 2,,,, [It's.– 23C .
%Z. ZSC litiippered Smacks 2 q-gs. .11.c
Pkg. .3c SPAGHETTI CAM.1.1 2 zit,?:. 23c
ligz. Sc. PEEMEES DESSERT ° 1,5ig' 10C
Sandwich Rohs trp'fi 13c
Weiner Rolls 2 Polgs8 17(
OLD FAS/HONED'
COOKIES lb 13c
DOUGHNUTS D" flJ,
PLAIN
sANGEL CAKE n),: 25c
BREAD
seecep AND UNSLICED
White
Ann Page
Loaveill
24 -oz.
A& P HIGH (MAIM KEATS
, WEINERS 1 .11). dello' pkg. `250
SLICED SIDE BACON j I/2 llo. cello •
joackage •—, 23e,-
sivroKED PORK SHOULDERS Picnic
style slaankless ..... ... . 27c
smokrD PORK 4,HOULtiE1S Picnic
,
style boneless 31c lb.
Royal Bra.nd BONELESS HAM: 44c lb.
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
.intarto outift.Grown
OMAOES
Ontario Grown -e
Head Lettuce ° 5c'
Lance RIPO Red Cuttlat
Water Melon 69c
Ontario Grown Veilow 8*et
CORN doz. 13c
„.
3 Ibs. 14c
'0ntaii9 'Gran Fresh Tender
celery Hearts 2B...15c
°Mario Gunn"
Potatoes • 10 lbs.' "
California Va1enc1a200's
'RANCH- "
dot. 33c
APPLE JMCE.
NUT SMACK
:,TISSUE QUEENSati
MUSTARD FRENCH'S
'Price5 Mtb,1Cceto market changea
iimitod to famit.7
*weekly requirements,
FRESHLY GROUND .
- A & P COFFEE
"VIGOROUS AND W1NEY
BOKAR • . 39c
MILD AND tUaLOW
8 O'CLOCK 35c
MACH ANIi PULL,,DODIL'D
BB) CIRCLE ii;Jabg. 31c
SWIFTS PHEW 1;b, 29c
STEW AYLMER IRISH 2 TIM 21c
STEW AYLMER LAMB 2 This 21c
SOAP blgt tcak'i; 40
HAM ulf:21A" '14%-,,t 25g
FLAKES GRAPENUTS 2rkook. 17i
SHORTENING lb. 17c.
NAPKINS PAPER 11",
& P SELF.SERVICE FOOD STORES
4
2 o'clock p.m. Interment in •Maitland
cemetery.
;
Hollandall of Vancouver. There are
, Miss 'Caryll .Anderson ,• Chatham, is
•••- • .S's
also eitr•ht sTandehildren. The re- Country.f.temes Department. sPendinggte7:lImmer with MisMinnie
lila ill S will reet at the late residence! Ilosteesee whe have -taken., children Bagnall et the Alexandra 'Cottage.
until Wednesday morning., Interment. Previou'S years have 'been generous Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B.. Crowe have
, 'i their res onse They well know •the taken up residence at Seaforth, where
Neighborhos d Workers Association
will be ie „Avondale eensetti3.---stiat-;
1. wheelbarrow; 2 ladders; 1 'block and
faekle; 1 set of double harness; 1 eet,
of single harness ;' a quantity of hay-;
a -quantity of corn; 1 iron sugar kettle;
1 stoneboat; 1 hayfork car, repe and
fork; forks, shovels; 4 stoves; 1 churn
and butter dkt, ; 1 set 'of sales (240
lbs.) ; sealers‘ wad croas . and other
- , improtement in 'health and happiness Mr. Crowe has taken charge of the household effects. •• ,
•
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ford Beacon -Herald. , , ' . Terms en Chattels -Cash- At the
; Ora. eomes to children from Toronto's Regent Theatre. -
. .
; srowded downtown areas- when they Mrs.. E. M. Tremblay 'has received same.time the farm, consisting of 100
I ' .
I-IENISY. II. MARTI N
The death of Ilenry H. Martin, which I spend a few days in the eopntry. Many
occurred at Alexandra HoSpital an women have invited ;bee* to ,their
Tuesday, reMoved an old and \i'elr- . homes' the- children wire visited them
• • • • the home- of his son at ;Vienna, Ont.
kiibivn. resident of Ooderich. , Mr. last ,3•eas.
Martin 'was in his eighty-seventh- year,-; According to Miss 'Calker, girlS are The. funeral. takes .plate on.Friday ats
-31
,IIie was born in Colborne townshits a hagatit.ein a tllaiergefauvourmitbeesil.•0•f•Eboat, pya6etairentwiye Vienna. .
son of Mr. and Mrs. ElWah Martin,
and as a young. 'Man worked as a [waiting for their turn, hut the majority
carriage -builder. Ilater he was ern- of invitations are for girLS. It's hard
played for many years by the •Gode-1 to explain this, for boys have -proved
. at to highereriter ta.mi Is, 'chain4 '
rich •Organ Co. ..His -health gradually ', hfc:i.vehe,n•ek,,,,sesr_tsrhoonsNh,tile
failed and for .the last two and is:1
half years fie• Was in Alexandra Hos- reeerd' . than the girls. Many boys;'
' -pital, though until a'.few days before I are so grateful for being in ehe couetry,lee
fTrilin'Se(t: nri(n'I'llail!!1,m'Aieas't cGthwet"T
his' Idetith . he Was_ quite ,hright -and ,i INTYI;Ilirt,otthht.e.:
alert. He was the last of his genersi
make particular efforts to be as little
ation to survive (0-11 family •that was
intimatelY cannected with the eart) , tall'olotiNI:.(led atso IsetiZiblae lsoOngthLem,,,aymihses, '
history of the town and district. filins
Collyer points' out.
wife, Mary Hyslop, passed away
At ,present .there are 775 children on
19127; and he leaves tWo sons • ant;lgatonke, 3..
the waiting-list and inyitatione -to bays
daughter: Harr ef. Toronto;
of Goderich, ° and Mrs.- Harry W. i '111,e1?„efe•uet;gnenthbley angeeesthleeTvehne. acehdlldtrheinrteearne
eral took plate this(Thursday) after-Isueilt1
Knight (Giate), of Toronto. The 'fun-
iti,in,trali5isopornatailtelsonopfaiTdo, rtoontaon.y They noon from the home of his son Frank,
are medically examined before. leaving
Britannia roads and was largely at -
and all arrangements are made
tended. In .the 4absenee 'from town of,4 town
trip by:the Neighborhood ,Work -
the pastor of. North ' street United , for the
. chureh, with which the,: deceased Was ; ers Assoefatien. Hostesses are asked,
provide, free accommodation' and
associated, the funeral services were ;
plenty of good wholesome food. • Many
pallbearers' were D. M. Johnston, e
. eoneeeted hy Rev. A. J. Milligan: T.slixe Jot
the ;C1111(11.6. ebew • immediate in-
k'. Saunders, C.
1:5.'' ''''a "'de l'4 163441'i'g't'ivlof tren'fi fl4le' wtheeillirtStatimtell'einy intheir lisvoeills e)
()diver Ross Themeesoa- (London),
eeelenough friAh vegetablesgs and, milk,
Harry W, Knight, 'jr, (Toronto)
Many of the youngsters now on the
;Leslie Brown (Toronto). The inter -1' '
waiting-list belong to soldiers' families.
ment was in Maitland cemetery. ,Arnong
Mothers %vitt large families haVe' a
those in attepdanee were AI'. and Mrs.
Miss very difficult time, as the 'Maximum
Harry Martin and daughter;
• Greita Martin, .Mr.. and Mrs. Harry I -allowance provides • for' Celle two child -
Even plenie outings are too costly
W. Knight add son, IL,W, Enight,,jr., I ll'o!
Toronto; Flying Officer Ross Thompejin many- cases and ,the children are
confined day ,In ands day out to the
sop, Mrs. Thompson. and Mrs. Robert I
Heard,- !London; Mrs. Gordon Gal- •
Word- of the: death of her brother -in- acres, willAeeoffered for sale, sirizject
law, Me CharieS A. Wallington of Tor- to a reser
ento, which ',occurred on Tuesday at .AiLEX, 'SFULIB,
) • Proprietress.
OUNDRY & .S0N,
Auctioneers.
pavements of the hoC Streets for their
hraitle Hamilton; C. M. Bezeau,
Kitehener.
Mr. and ..Mre. Norman McKay visited
friends. at Niagara Falls lest week.
On their return they were aceompanied
by their daughter, Mrs. Bert 'giddle-
" ton, mid her little son Danny, who
-will make a visit here'.
Mrs. S. 0, Lowe and three cifildree,
of Detroit. are ,spending three weeks'
vaeation at the heme elf her parents,
Mr. and, Mrs. Edwin -Harney. Mrs.
Henley and Pat ,are returning with
them, to Detroit for a visit.
BE PR,OTEOTED
• ,AGAINST
WINDSTORMS
Tam buildings • proteeted for
less than one cent per, day.
Town buildings less than one,
tenth of one eent per day.
ri-FORI)
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INSURANCE
8 Hamilton St, Pd. 268w
playground, where, traffic dangers con-
stantly lark.
If you have room in your home for
one or two youngsterS for a couple of
WE'Plts, write imMediatelY to 1 the
eo tin try Itomes. Jeebartment, Neighbo its
hood Waikers Assotiation, 22 Wel-
lesley street, Toronto, enclosing a note
from. your Meal clergymee. Re sure
to state Nearly whether you prefer
girls or boys, the apes you desire, and
when and where the ehildren will be
met.
.SHEPPARDTON
KIIMPARMON, +.1111s 29.-Priv4te
Joini Brown of tKitchener 'Vont the
week -end at his lionn3. here.
Rev. and Mrs. IL. Patterson of
Iluntingford vistted on Titesday with
Mrs. Wm. Foster, •
,fisses ,Panline -Standish and -Isabella
Duen returned to Toronto on Satur-
day after spending it eouple of weeks
with the former's sisters, Mrs, Rising
and Nim Adams, Port Albert.
Jean Free of Ashfield is visiting vv-ith
her grandmother, Mrs.', A. 'Millie
Mrs, F. Catlin and Mrs. T. Icovak
of Detroit, visited recently - with their
sister, Mrs. Fred ateektbe.
Mrs. Wm.vaster spent a few days In
T.
PUBLIC NOTICE
to the Citizens -of the Town of Goderich
Monday, August .4th, 41941—
. hav'Tg been fixed by bylaw as
CIVIC, HOLIDAY*
All citizens are requested to o'vern themselves accordingly.
L. L. KNOX, town Clerk.
E. D: BROWN, 'Mayor,
5)
PAINT
NOw is tlie time to do outside. painting. We bindle a
full line of C.I1A Paints and Varnishes. For a :WHITE
paint that kitays White use CIL. TRITTONE`WIIITE. Keeps
white houses whiter.
G
COAL
-,1\lp‘is the time to put in your next winter's 'supply 6f
coal. The price is now at its lowest. We stock DWI Cone -
Cleaned Anthracite' which is, free from slate and clinkers,
low. in ash and iigh in -heat units.
Chas. C. Lee
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For 'Hardware, Plantbitik and Heating, give us a eall.
Phones -0 «ce 2 Houfle 112 At the Harbor