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AU1,11170i0et.1,;'--;311'## and UM J.
W. Graham Of' PetrOit are stetting nos
zL ItOSS and M. J. W. Medd.
Air. and:Mrs. 'Il'ercy Gibbs a Detroit
oWent the Weeloend with M. and Mr&
lliarve7 MeGoe.
lir. and -„Mio. Earl McKnight and
tathilY *Mat the weele-end with Mr. and
Mrs.., Reg •Cartere-WOOdstoele .
'Mr'. And Mrs. Herb Mogridge, Mrs.
Win. Straughan, Mrs. M. Arthur anti
UrS: Rnsesdl Ring ,epent a day last
Niseek. in Isonden.
1411:38 keouple
• Ot daYo with friends -la Clinton.
Mr, and:Mrs. A. J. Walker, Barbara
-and .Mary O'Walker, of "Toronto, sp(Int
SatUrday hero.
Mrs. 'Fred Ross and Donald Ross
'attended -the ;anniversary eerviees.. at
Port Albert `United ehorch last .,Sunclay.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Fred Sears and two
children, of Goderiels have moved into
the •Itonse forineely occupied by, the
late Levi
Miss pIna Lonpuita and Ww.
on a London were recent tisitore
with Mr. andMrs. 'Geo. Yulighlut: -
Mies Marjorie Arthur of Tveswater
.sImiits the week' -end with her mother,
Mrs. M. Artithre ' „ •
Rev. ,11. C. .'Wilson Wae the guest
'speaker at the anniversary sernices at.
Ohiselhurst United chureh last Snn.
day.
Lawrence Nesbitt, live -yea r- Id • son
of Mr. anfl Mrs. Alfred Nesbitt, fell
while playing with the family dog and
brake his eollarbone.
'Miss Martha Adanis of Kits -heater is
visiting relatives here. . • '
,1Wiss M.arion Taylor. daughter of
Mr. and :Mrs, Gordon Taylor, enter-
tained four girls ata birthday party
on Tuesda.y afternoon.
S OF AUi3URN
AnniVerSary ti(Oteld in
Knox- United church ztext Sunday itt
1040
an. and, 7.30 pan. Rvir..Williarat
Vinglasol of Ifelapra Valls, former
AubUrn boy, will be, the 8Peall... $Thee-
ial.muale will he supplied .by.•the choir.
'The ,snieging and inSPeetiOn .cona-
inittee met and packed thirty-eight
crib quilts and ten large quilts. -•
,
. Thw. house and kit of the estate of
the late -Alexander MCKenzie have been
eold to Mr, Thomas Hallam, who .neta
posseseion Oetolter 1st. Mr. and lire.
Hallam plan on moving to •-the
in the near „future.
Stone nineteen inembere -a the 13.Y.
P.U. attended a rally 'at Wingbam on
Monday night. Other representatives
were preseut from Clinton, Goderieh
and Wingham. ' • ; •
Miss Derotlay Bueditt .of Rssex, has
returned'home, after a visit with, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Raithby. She Was
guest ,..odoist at the Baptist church On
Sunday afteruoon. •
Honoring the Bridestesbe.es-Mes.. Wes-
ley- -13radnoek entertained Soine giri
friende. at her home on WetinesdaY
night in honor of her .siSter,' Miss
Dorot hy Wilson. whose' marriage takes
place hi alw near future. The took
to the_ bride -tie -be' was proposed .by
Miss 'stem Phillitiss and Miss Wilson
fittingly replied. .The guest „of honor -
was presented with it fishing pole. and
line and was relpiesteg" to fish for her
gifts, which were in a nicely arranged
basket. These . were opened and ,dis.
played alai Miss 'Wileuti in a_few
clion words- thanked her friends for
their ,lovely gifts. Afterwards the
party' went to the Forester.' Hall,
Where a dance was enjoyed with some
thirty-ilive -friends present. •
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TAB GODERIOR SIGNAL4rAR
PERSONAL MENTION
. • Signaller Glen dode ol- Camp
Darden, io visiting at US home in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Joh W. Graham, Of
Detre% are yisiting friends, in town
this. vkitek. , " ' *
Mr. and. Mrs'. C. D. Nairm: gild son
Vharies, of Detroit-, are gueSits.' With
Mks. C. A. 'Nairn. '
Mrs, R., W. Thorne Of vtpononto spent
the weeksertui with her nOtlier, Mrs. O.
.4. Wells, Bayfield road. .
Major R.' A. Corbett,wife alfd
of Fergwich, spent Saturday with Mrs.
Corbetts mother, Mrs. M. „*McKee,
Victoria krtet.
Ptes V. K. Randall, of Campllorden,
is spending a few days' 'leave with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Randall
of town. . .
'
mr. and Mr. Reg. Vnlier• 'and two
daughters and. Mr. and -Mrs.. Ales's
Hen dersou ' attended tlie Tees NV a ter
Pair yesterday.
Mr. Amble It., McKee V Victoria,
spent a few days with his mother,
, Mrs. M. ,MeKee, Victoria street. °It is
nine years slum he left ClOderich.
Mr., and Mrs. W. T, lIttlera Sarnia
(the latter formerly Miss K. Park, of
VrOderich C011egIate Institute .staff)
visited ,oh Saturday at the . home a
.MisS M. Lane.,
Mr. told _Mrs: Cecil (.!olelough and
Laytop, of ;Niagara FOS, and Mr.
Harry llart,i" of Seaforth,... „Sp011 t Iut
Sunday WithMr. and Mrs. Col-
ClOugh; Lighthouse street: ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Forster, who for
Some essirs conducted' the,,Maple ,LeaT,
Bakery on the Square„'inteed to remove I
shortly ,to Wroxeter," ,where their ,
daughter, Mrs. H. I, thirst, resides. I
Mr. and -Mrs, Otweli Todd, and tWo
children, of Toronto, are visiting in
town and °vicinity. Mr: Todd is a sou
or the late A. 3.1. .Todd, a former pub-
lisher, with.- the late Jaraes Mitehell, of
The Goderich Star. -
' Pte. Howard Wilkins and Mrs.
'Wilkins, of Hamilton, were ,guests
Over the week -end with the former's
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wilkins,
CHURCH NOTES'
The )I3ap,V34 'Young- 4.keople's Union
held a rall4r Mo'fiday 3aiglat at
Members (t)f the P.Y.11%1U. of
Godeeiell and Clinton %WM '17?keent
and the special speaker was• Rev. a
1. Secord of WalkeVon Bapti$t church.
1.‘he members of the Goderich ILX.P.U.-
conduct.ed the devotional part a tbe
services., •
Dr.' Harvey DOneyi 'baritone soloist
of MerboUrne street United churl.,
Torontoeeand well known to radio list-
eners, will sing at North street"United
alireli '.'tintlay evening next. Ins
Doges° will be heard in "The, Livi4
God," by O'Hara. The choir will sing
-Trust in the Lord Forever."' Tbe
beetnialoin4io4 atunthsepmirlitn.„ t.he Morniz4g
will
. The nr6t meeting of the fall tern; of
the Woman's Association of Nosth
:street United church was held on
Thursday, September 25th, at the honao
of the peesident, Mrs, 'CI W. Worsell,
Keays etre*. Aftey the opening hyrax",
Mrs. C. F. Olarke led in prayer and
Mrs. J. W. Moore read the Sealptaire
lesSon. The rest , of the meeting was
spent in the discussmn ef Irian*. for
the year. At. the close of the meeting
Mre. Worsell served Bloch and 21 social
hour Was enjoyed.,
At North street United church on
'Sunday, October 5th., comm,union ser-
viee Will ^ be held. In the eveuing- the
.paetbr will take as his subject, '•The
Pers is ten t 'Worries." ' , ,
The title,s or Rev, A. J. Mas•Kaye's '
. , .
sermons ni ictoria .street- United
church next 1‘7111 be, in the
morniug, A. .Dangerous Weapon," and
in the evening, "Too Busy. At the
morniog service Mrs. Overholt will'.
sing "The Stranger of Galilee."
Rev. W. II. Dunbar, late of 'St.
George's .A.uglican church, Owen Sound,
enters upon his'new duties as rector of
George's, G Odell ch, this week. The
Bishop ofHuron will induct Mr. Dun-
bar at a service in the church on Fri-
day evening of this Week, at 8 o'clock.
Gloucester Terrace. ORN 4 .
Maurice A.. McKee, son of Mrs.. M. ROUISE.—Af Alexandra Hospital, dude.
Ms -Kee, Victoria street, who offered his
services to the Canadian 'navy over
a year ago, was -called up. in. August
t and is now at Hamilton for prelimin-
ary training. He had preyiou.sly beep
working at Welland.' • ,
Mrs. A.. Higginson was the,guest of
honor at a party Atomu. by a number
Igo of her friends „on 31-onday night and
was presented with a farewell gift.
Mrsilligginsen ha's joined her husband
at Kitchener, where he is an instructor
in machine work in connection with the
-Collegiate .Institute. •
- Then comes the cold whiehr if not attended to- -
immediately, shtrrtly works down into the bronchial
tubes, and the cough Starts.
On the first sign of a cold or cough go to any drug
emmter and get a bottle of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
ipV , Syrup. You will find it to be it prompt, pleasant and
reliable remedy to help you get rid of your trouble. It has been -on the
market -for the past 48 years. Don't experiment' with-a.substitute and be
disappointed—get "Dr. Wood's".
•
Price 35e a bottle; the large family size, about 3 times as much, 60e.
Look for the trade mark "3 Pine Trims." -
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Tbe•T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
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NEW .PACK
CANNED FOODS AT
EVERYDAY LOW palms
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Store Closes WedneedY -afternoon :gear Except December. .
'CORN A &P Chc!ice Golden Bantam
TOMATO -JUICE A-01:er,
TOMATOES "1)- Fanci
^WAX1EANS: 64'4
APRICOTS choic.
TOMATO JUICE A"
'VEGET.ABLES
'Shim. jam bna Colour & Pi5ti,11
PEACH JAM Iona
PEASGreen Gient
_CATCHUP Liqay,f. eeeeee
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Try -Freshly Ground
A&P
COFFEE
BOKAR tz39c
8 O'CLOCK.- '05c
RED CIRCLE 1-111c
Heinz
SOUPS Ass't.
SPAGHETTI
CHILI SAUCE
BABY FOODS
Junior Foods
KETCHUP °
3
16 -oz.
/Ms
2142.
25.
gc
2 23.
14c
3 z5.
2 '&23.
tr. 28c.
.26.
2 val. 27c
15c
17c
Foods-
216-oz.nns
25,
2 23c
• Ittl. 25c
.3 Tins 25,
2 Mu 19c
1/11-x.
Tins
15 -Oe.
Th
25 -oz.
Tins
BEANS Tom. Saike, iTins 3C
6.0z. „
ANN PAGE BAKED.' GOODS
‘‘4411\11:1TEPAGE BREAD 2L24;15C
wirimtaokimmirior
ionic Rolls En. 19c Doughnuts
OLD !FASHIONED COOKIES
Doz. 120.
Ib. 14c
FRUITS and -VEGETABLES-
APPLES . oNvituteuxiz DOMESTIC GRADE ititr. 310
ONTARIO GROWN. CANADA No. I
POTATOLS
Vitamins th and c
•Good source of
0ONTAD,10 GROWN L'utGr..sNOW mins
CAULIFLOWER igi"tatur
TURNIPS, finer 8,7.gril 111,7iiaL2Ren
'10 ths: 1,9c
Head 10c
- lb.' 2c
ONTARIO GROWS; COOKES,G. No. 1 GRADE
ONIONS Geed Sanwa of
•Vitantin C100
YAMS ElMegtfriu'erVIStarjrAZ A 3 ibc 19a
TOMMY GRAPES cAutionsm lbs.. 19c
ORIBIare. roma Extra Large valeneia
Nausarar Cra,iliteenent Sourresof 'Vitamin C dOt:'45d
A&P SELF-SERV10E FOOD STORES
Prises "athirst to Poarke
requirements.
Change. ltortha$es amity weekly
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OBITUARY •
t.:40.01' i WaTremoved- by' the. death
DAVID MAIRWICH
An old and highly-eespected .reeident,
.David 'Marwick, . who .passed away
in Alexandra Hospital_ on. Saturday in
fitiesseventy-ninth year. He had been
in, failing • health for seine times and a.
-month 'ago he .fell andbroke his hip,
necessitating his removal to the hos-
pital. .
. Mr. Marwick was born at ,Rousax,
Orkney Islands,. and ,came to Cartada
• 'fifty-eight eears..ago, settling in Gtodes
richesNiortly 'afterwards he became
associated with the Donsioion _Fish Co.
and for many years he had charge of
the Compaoy's store at Tobermory and
later at .South Bay Mouth, Manitoulin
island. TwentY. years', ago he retired
to•. spend the • rest of his life at his
home in Goderich. He, is survived by
his wife, formerly, Margaret McLay
of Ripley, to .whom he was Married in
1850, and by two sons, Captain William
Ma.rwrek .asid John -.Warwick, and one
' daughter, Mrs. J, V. Thomas (Nellie),
• all of ,Goderich. 'There are six grand-
children.:
lire Marwick. 'was a; lifelong Prose
by,teriftie alsb a-- member' 'of Maitland.
i•Maeonic. Lodge anT'Huroh „OdZifellows'
. Lodge.
The funeral 'took ,place -on :Monday
afternoon,. services being conducted at
the family residence, Cobourg street, by
Rey. D. J. Lane a .Knox church. The
pallbearers were Norman 'MacKay, W.
J. Baker', Neil 3.1acKay„, Norman Mc-
Auley, Alvin 'Crooks and ThOmas
Taylor., The interment was in Mait-
land cemetery: where the burial rites
of the Masohic order were eonducted- strong are now... retired in London,
by Robert 'Bisset, past masterof Malt -
laud Lodge. .
4,srasiiig those attending „the funeral,
were Mr. .1. V. Thomas of' Windsor and
daughters, Mrs. Boyes of Strat-
ford and Miss Helen -Thomas of Sarnia.
•
rich, September 29th, 1041, to
'Mr. and Mrs. ISteve Rouse, Goderich.
a daughter. .
RUTIRERFORD.---sAt Alexandra Hos-
aderieh, on 'September :27th,
1941, to Ur. andiNirs, Verne Thither,
ford, Blyth, a. daughter.
TEDPORD.e:-At AleXandra
.Goderich, on .September 26th, 1941,
to Mr. and Mrs. Vied Telford.:' Bay-
field, a daughter.
.• •
• , PIED
MARIVI-OK.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Gollerieh; on ,Saturday, ._September
27th, 1941, David Marwick, in hi.S'
79th year.
• IN IVIKAIORIAM
WALTERS.—In , loving memory of
,C.teland WalterS, :who passed away.
Oetober 1s7t, seven years age, in his
24th year. •
"The years have, swiftly passed away,
But Still we d9n't forget,
For in the hearts who loved him best
4 His Memory lingers, yet."
—Ever remembered by family.
40x
DA1VISON.---7In loving remembrance of
a dear wife and ,mother, svlio passed
, away one year ago, Oetober 2, 1440.
She neverefailedeto do her best,
Her heatt was true and tender;
Not just 'today, but every day,
Iu silenee we remeniber. • s
—Ever , ,remembered by husband and
.son, George Wayne. 40x'
TIURRSDAYi, OCTOBER. 2nd, 1041
Briefs
Results
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day, Oeteher 2nd, at 3 p.m., In the nurse by capable person. itefer-
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Public Library, ; ences fornisted if olesired., 'Phone 213,
Uoderich,
Knox. churelt A, runanlage sale
Saturday, Oetolier 25, in, (iddrellows' .AN'TEL).---XIDDILB-AGET)1110USE
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Ilan, at 1 ism. 40 IOIEEPOlts for small family. Write
ItescrVe 74-•70'Nf,i4nber 4th. for KnoX tu Box 72' 18j/GliAiL"'S!I/An• 40-1
eliureli IL. A. anniversary fowl dinner. WANTED:—Tot roux OLD sesolone
'10 and dead- cattle; nMst sUltabit
;Stetson hats in individual styles for blink teed; removed Promptly
and, smart colors. .IMISS- M. R. SILK. PRED GILBERT, Rat. 2, Bayliele
Phone 908 r 22, Clinton. Calls" paid
Lor. 18-tf
MAR, Kiirptou street, phone 402.
40' •
The Central Home and SchoOl Club
wilt hold its regular Meeting on.Thurs-
;ILO' evening, October at 8 o'clock.
Miss Pauline Merfwen will tell, of her
work with the "opportunity class," and
• there will° he a (11.4play of war work,
Musical numbers will be. given by some
of the school children. 0,1
The ,,alaple Leaf- Chaptas I.O.D.E.,
Will hold, a" riiinniage sale at MaelKay
Hull Saturday, October 18th. Doors
open at 10 a.m. Donations to be called
for. 'Tel. 550. . 40
, The W.M.S. .of ;North street United
church will. meet on Weiluesday,
cisang-e date: Mrs. P. J. Centel=
October 8th, at 8 pale Please note
report of the sectional
CARD OF THANKS
MRs.11,AJR,WICK AND FAMILY
wiali to thank all those who were
SO kind during the illness and dt the
subsequent death ole, Mr. David, Mar-
wick. 4.0x
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cow 4 years old; ,supposed. to be in
calf Durhato cow 5 years old, sup -
Posed to be in ealf ; Durlitun cow 6
years old, supposed to. 'be in ealf.
They are all extra: good, cows; 3
yearlings ;11,0....„,x,ear-old hens ; wagon
and hay rack; ihoWer; set ofs 'discs;
set of harrows. riding bu.
TO REN
(ni, tie
ktiruirlied home; hot-air f411.-Mot't
bathroom, good lmattiono
40
IXANE, (Aided° fa 'rerrae,e,
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.romns fore light bousiti•!.tpint,T.
(lose to 18quare, Adults, only. Apply
at 1,41GINIAU,STAIt 40a
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TO Rilan''..----PLIR,NISIIED• APAR.T.
wpm ; fiCeplame, private entrance.
Phone 102%„ • 1,4),..ty.
°11i(tnise one_Bium near ,
COMFORTABIshl
toria. Air-conditioned, recently decor-
ated Weide and out. Possessiou gtvn
November lst.. MRS'. M. W. HOWE/LL.
40-tf.
SMALL AIPIARTMEL'NTHHOT AND
cold water, three-piece hathreom, „
recently decorieted. Olose to schools
and nptowos Immediate possessions
Write 'Box eN'o. 73, SIGNAL-ISTAR,
40-tf. ”
To RENT. -11/, .MIDES. PROM
'Cloderiele ,bouse furnished or un-
furnished. t Write P.O. Box 449, Gode-
rich, or phone 499J. ,410stf.
be held t lIohnesville on Monday,,
vent' of ' the Huron- Presbyterial to seed drill ; set of Slonble harness ; set T() 4114-11.—,PRA14.-E notrisIE, NEAR
of single harness ;- a quantity of nay ; Kint ail ; five miles from ,Port
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tto er ' .
The -Arthur Circle has sequel" Dr.
Allan Reoch, formerly of Manchuria,
as guest.speaker for ,tile thank -offering
meeting, October 20th. Members and
friends and any others desirous of
hearing Dr, Reoch will be cordially wel-
comed. --
'Slendor Tablets', harmless and
effeetive: TWO weeks' supply $1, at
Campbell's Drug Store. - 36-52
AUCTION SALES
(1,.IA^TaltiNIG AteccrION SALE OF
AND IIMPLEIMENTis
At lots 13 and 14, coneeselons3,--West
11, tewanos , one , and amv
1
south ofsDungannon, mi "
o s
11RIDAY, OCTOBER 10th '
at 1 o'cloek sharp •
ll'ORSES..—Ileavy-draft team, 8 and
10 Yestrs old ;..J driving horse. •
OATTLE.—Nine Durham cows sup -
Posed to be in calf; 2 fat heifers,. ris-
ing 3 years; 3 heifers,. rising 2 years;
4 baby beefs; 6° spring calves. ''' '
P1G1S.—Sow 2 yeays old, with 13
pigs 6 weeks old; 5 Young -cows, with
total of 40 pigs five and six weeks old;
8 Chunks, 130 or 140 pes.
11M1PLEMENITIS. --2. i.N.leCormick-Deer-
ing binder; Frost & Wood mower, 6
ft.; ,Frost & Wood . hay 'rake, 10 ft. ei
land rolleeseMtisseysHarris cultivator;
•dise;: innaherewagon;- ()ticks:butt Tiding
.—.
plow, 4 sections et harrows; .new •
scruffier; town bell. ' . • . .
TERIMIS.-:e-A.11 sums of .$10 and
under, cash; 7 months' credit on furn-
ishing hank- approved joint notes.
DR: JOS. 111AMIIU.PON, ,proprietor,
. Goclerich R.R. 6
MATT. GAYNOR, 'Auctiozieer.
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.ousehold furniture and numerous Albert, partly furnished ; eight rooms;
other articles. ..• ha rd. and soft water May be had
Everything to
is giving up fai
FRANK ISITAN
Auburn P
T. GUNDRY
30-40
be sold, as proprietc;r MRS.. DIAIZA. BETH JOHIN- •
ming. , STON, Kintall. 40x
LtEY, Proprietor, T()
.0.* rooms. ISIGNAL-STAR. 40x
& SON, Aactiooems.
EAR,I,N4. AUCTION SAIL& OF
VOIR 'SALE OR ENT,--1.11OUSE
PARM STOCK and .IMIPLFIVENrrs,. - •
and lot. on Main street, A.uburne—
• es
Appls, POST OFFICE Auburn, Ont.
At lot 10, contession 4, Goderieh •
Township (d% miles from Goderich), '39-4()
l'OR SALE
on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15th ,
at 1.30 p.m.:
Bay mare 5 years' old; -Durbaneseont's
7 years. old, with callnat foot oDitrhaiii
Te(10..,01d, due in Feb.; Durham
itt mar.; 4 welte-
rs yetsrs old, about. $50 lbs.;
12 well-bred steers, 1 year old s 2 well-
bred heifers, 1 year old; 1. baby beef,
about 600 lbs.; 3 pigs, about 135 lbs.;
7 fat lambs; 20 rock hens ;-collie dog;
Ankor-Holt separator, 500-1b.; washing
machine and wringers 13eattie revolv
h r ' 240
FORTY YEARS -MARRIED AucTION 1SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
••••••••••••••
- FURNITURE.
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Rev. E. F. ArmStrOng .iad' Mrs. Arim- ' '
At 7onr - 'storeroom, Elgin . avenue,
strong of--- London -Celebrate-the
Rev. Egerton F. Armstrong and Mrs.1 'SATU1RDAY, 'OCTOBER 4th ,
Anniversary . Titaleivieli,- on —
.Armstrong last week 'celebrated theirat 1.30 sharp :
„footieth wedging linniversary at their : 1 Amlnut extension table, 1. china.
home .oh' lvenue,---Londmis tabinet, . 1 -complete- -bedroom .-suite,
Mr: Armstrong is a native of -Goderiehi inarble top on dresser and stand, 1
son of the late Mr. "and 'Mrs. Edward sewing machine, 3 small tables, 1 stand,
Armstrong. Hi.s wife waethe former. 1 Cupboard, 1 fernery, 1 Quebec eook
Miss S. -Banwell of Windsor. 'Stove and pipes, -12 chairs, 1 square
Mr. Armstrong's first .charge as a piano, 1 walnut hall rack, dishes,
minister of the United Church was at glassware, pictures,' books, oil heater,
Tupperville. Then followed in ems electrie heater, electric -fixtures, lamps,
cession pastorates at Ethel, Charing pillows, eushions and numerous other
Cross, - Chatham, Essex, Wingham, articles.
Wallaceburg, Listowel, Bowmanville 'These goods have been stored with
and Blenheim. Air. 'and' Mr-. -API" us for some time. All are , in good
cstnditiou and -will lie Sold without re-
serve. -
'TERMS—Cash. -
T: -GUNIDItY• & SON; Auction'eers.
40T.
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AIRGRAPH SERVICE FOR
LE_TTERS-1ENT OVERSEAS
With a view to speeding up the
delivery of letterg from relatives and
friends; in Canada to the Canadian.
forcer in the United kingdom, Iton.
W. P. ilulock, Postmaster General, an-
nounees that arrangements are now
under way for the institution of a
time-ar4-space-conserving airgraph ser-
vice -between this country and the
United Kingdom.
Under this special system the sender
of an airgraph communication Write;
the message and address; on a sperials
-form provided by the postollice. "The
completed form is next photographed"
on miniature film which is desPatehed
, by air. On arrivaLin the United
dom photographic enlargements are
made araToleliveyed through the army
postal service to the troops in the
usual way. The rate on an airgraph
niessa.-e will be 10 cents.
Definite annotincement will be Made
later of the date of commencement of,
this service.
EEVIEWRitOR-Sitlx..
There 'are still -a few espie4-not the
G.V.le Review Ifift,,,,,Arane ,'wishing
to obtain a eopy 'inao„„ lees() at Coles
Book Store. .• 40
LIFE INSURANCE
A 11US8AND'S iquviLEGE
A WIFE'S RIGHT
A CMLD'S CLAIM
11. M. FORD
nismtANot
. lb:11111ton St. Tel. 'taw
where Mr, Armstrong iS stipply-emin;
ister at Pilgrim United church. Of
:their five chlIslfen, three survive: Rev.
Carman Armstrong, of Mt:, Brydges
United chueelw Douglass Phm. B., of
Toronto, and Miss Margaret, of London.
An anniversary dinner was given at
the home of Rev. Carman Armstrong,
Mt. Brydge.s, and was attended by the
members of the family and a few in
„
timate friends.
BIG :A t2( `TV YN SA LE OF ClAnTrIlLE
AD 1110GIS.
To be held at Wilmer Howatt's farm,
ot No. 20, concession 13, Hallett
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township; three miles, nosthwest of
Londeshoro, on
DISTINCTION CONFERRED .moNtpAy, ouroDpu oth-
ON GODERICH OLD .BOY af'V.Yri'SrirAZ 1.4.ETS-7
I CATTLE.— Fifteen cows, °milking
Victor Lauriston Made an lIonoraty an
Member of the Eugene Society
CIIIATHAM, Ont., Oct. 1.—Victor
Lauriston has received it notification
supposed to be in calf; 80 head
yearlings and 2 -year-old ,steers and
heifers, 15 spring calves.
chunks, i5 weanling
that he has been, named an honorary pigs.
member of {ht klugene Field Society. These are all .0iitario cattle and in
The Society was organized on kay good eonditien,
30, 1037, to commemerates Eugene TERIMIS—Cash. Positively io
Meld; „the famous Ameriean poet; erve.
Journalist, and its headquarters are wthmER HOWATT, Proprietor.
in the historic house at 2820 Spruce ,j-LVROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer.'
street, • 'St. Louis, MQ., where Field 40 '
lived while ,editor of the old.
'The Society has a continentJ UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHbLD
wide membership, of authors and FURNITURE.
journalists.
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The distinction °tan honorary mein.' For Mrs. -William Warnock at her
hersh p in the ISociety has, according holne,-: Albert street, Godericir;'
to t letter of notification', 'heen• edn-
fen onethe former Goderich miter
in recognition of the literary skill
and. craftsmanship*" of his published
workl with special reference to his
recent book, -Arthur Stringer, Mon of
the Mirth," in the .1R,Yerson Tress
'SATURDAY, OCTOBEIt 11th
at 1.30 pan.
. All tbe contents will be Sold, includ-
ing living -room, dining -room, 4 ,hed-
room snites, one marble top bodroaa
suite, mattress and springsi 1 large
Makers of Canada 'Literature series. plate glass_ xnirror, about 51/2 ix 31,L,
ft., sewing machiliess'dishes, glaSs-
. HELP THE RED CROSS ware, what -not, music cabinet,- book -
NO'PICE TO CREDITORS
NOTI,OE To 'CREDITORS.
•All persons haying claims against
the -est,tte James Harrison, late of
the Township of Goderich, who died on
tlie 17th day of iliarch, 1940, are noti-
fied to forward full parti&tlar:4 Of ,t1xe
same to the undersigned by „October
23t11,, after which date qlie executor
will proceed to distribute the estate.
Dated at t1odorleli this firf4 day ^of
(tetober, 1941.
PRANK DONNINALS, Goderich, One,
Oolicitor dor the Executor. 40-2
ea 8e, kitchea" -furdishings, ge.rd4n
tools, pia tf min scales, carpenter's
bend' and nunierous other articles.
There Will be no reserve, as the
property. IS sold.
T. GtINDRY & SON, Auctioneers.
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AITIMION MILE OP FARM STOOK,
lAt1,14R(MENTS and IIOUSINIODID
At lot 49, concession 7,, ,Collmne
(one mile west of Auburn), on
0010B1II 7thi,
at 1.30 p.m.
Three useful work horses; Dairhara
effis"S 4 yeara ohl, due in Dee.; Durlitun
ng e n ; set of -lb. scales; net of.
steelyards, .320 lbs.; pulper; 2 large.
sap kettles; large iron pot; set Sa0 Op
sleighs; wagon; gravel bo; potato
digger; set , 4 -section hariews; hansl.
seuffler; Fleury paw ; Massey clover
seed -saving pable;- set. 3 -horse whiffle -
trees; 2 sets whiffletrees; cow chains;
125 bushels' Tall wheat; 100 bushels
rrtideless.ed eoats and numerous other
TELIMS---0a§h --
Everything to be sold, it's proprietor
is giving up farming.- •
JOHN -,--SOWERBY, Proprietor,
,Goderich.
T. GUNDRY &,'IsoN, Auctioneers.
4071
CLEARING AUCTIONISIAirDE OF
FAR1M STOOK. - -
At lot 2, concession 9, W. D. Colborne
(2itd lot west of gravel road between
Carlow and Nile), on
'THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16
of 1.30
2 geed geldings, rising 3 years; 1.filly,
rising 2 years; 1 cbrood mare 8 years
old, with foal by side;2 milk caws 5
years- old-, 'due in pee.; 1 milk cove -6"
years old, hred-in• May; 1 Ayrshire Cow
11 years old, bred in July; 3-I.Durham
steers, 2 • years old; 2 Durham
heifers, 2 years old; 12 Durham steers
and heifers, 1 year old; 8 spring
calves; 4 sows with 36 pigseby sides;
1 brood sow, due in Nov.; 6 brood sow.4
bred in 'Sept; 2 brood sows,, bred ot1
chunks, about 60„lbs.; 34 shoats; 10
pigs, 5 weeks old; 1 MeCormiek cream
separator; 1 1DeLaval cream separator.
-TERMS—Cash.
•We are having this stile as we tire
overstocked land -it will •all be disposed
of.•
HIRAM 13RINDLEY & SON,
proprietors.
.T. GUMMY & :SON, Auetioneeic„
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F011t • ISALE.r--TUTAP BULBS.
.11. P. LA1S11113ROOK, ,.30 Widder
street, Britannia road near, Sunt_et
11-oter- sf-ofer.--
FOR SALE. -3Y2 A)GRES -LAND;
--7-roorre red -brick- house With
room and furnace; good barnlieithouse
;.'and colon' house; garage; all kinds of
fruit Close to .school, store and
chur-ch. Quick sale. Apply 'MRS.
ADA 'STEWART, R.R. 6, Gode.rich,'
Ont. 3441
]Foua ISAILIE.,—PIGS, A NUM13ER
thunks some little pigs; some •
second-hand lumber. Apply to GEO.
,OODOLOUGH, R.R. I; Cilintgo. 40x
FOR -A.11,4.---wiATE4drtRONIT PRO-
PERTY in the Town a Goderich,
. with 315 feet, more or 'less, of at-
tractive bank and' beach, ingludiniixi •
all -about esev.en. acres. -Orcharao
good fruit trees. The lake front D7iirt
is a beautiful site for summer cot-
tages, the location exceptionally quiet,
yet with all 31.1..e, conveniences of -town
tlife. Town sewer, town water, etc.,
available or will sell part. 'CHARLES
MALE, Bennett street, Goderich• •
38-tf.
dFARA! FOR SA,LE,-460-ACRE FARM
on No. 4 highway,. 114 miles north .
of Londesbore, three miles from Blyth.
Close . to • school; good land, .good',
buildings; Hydro installed .in ail
buildings. Immedjate, Possessiori given.
W111,4111A1LYON, Londesboro. 38-40
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EXECUTOR'S SALE..
EXECUTOR% -gAIILE (Yr C.OMPLIIITE'l
HERD OF REGISTERED HERE-
sPORD ZIATLE.
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To -settle the estate of the late J.
N. Perdue at -E. H. lot 38, concession.
11, East Wawanosh, 114 miles west
from:, Highway No. '4 (about three
mile§ from Wingham) on c,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9th
at 1.30 o'clo'ck :
Thirtysthree •head registered Here, -
fords, including herd ,sire and hull
calves, young eows and heifers. ,P1 -
tire let to be sold.
TER,USI--Cash.
. A. M. , PERDUE, Ex'eeutor,
Wingharn R.R.
T. GliNDRY & SON, Auctioneers.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
0 COAL CONSUMERS
War changes ,eonditions and we, the undersigned coal
merchants, feel that' coal must be cash with order so as to'
continue ,without anyl serious interruptions in supply.
the day of shipment to pay,.
for the coal and it is often paid forbefore the Coal arrives.
Duty, freight and taxes have to be paid on arrival and we
are therefore, paying cash for the' coal.. Cartage and office
expenses are paid weekly..
You can rapidly see that -WE HAVE TO PAY CASJEI
'with the result we have to ask for cash from our cUstomers.
None of us are private bankers and when W6tiVe.you time
we are acting in that ca,pa.eity but wc,,are coal tnerehants
and require money to carry on our blignesses. So; in order
to curry a large expensive stoek •so that we will have eoal
when you require it, it is.neeessaty for us to have the CASH
WITH ORDER, ,„
We e/pect an increase in the. cost of coal very shortly,
but for a licarit4id time we will aceept orders at our Septem-
ber. prices.
Dean Coal Co.
Chas. C. Lee -
*John B. Mustard' Coal Co.
- Smits Coal Co.