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NEWS OF BAYFIELEF
Itfe.TVIFjil'il, Oct. 8.--111A0P
will be present at Trinity ehtlrell en
Thurtml,,y e'vening, -at 8 o'clock to ad.
minieder the 'holy rit4,,o conOrrnatien,
Mrs . N. W. Weeds accompenied Mrs.
X. P. Levii.$ on her. return 'to toronto
.en SUnday for a ellort,
lire; IL H. Middletou of HenSall
visited her Mother, Mrs. $. W. WoOds,
for a, Couple of (LAYS last week. `
3(fisses i, and Je Miller, who spent
latst week in -Detroit, hevereturned to
their home ift the village.
fts R.,Howard ,and 1is Mufiel
Ilowurde ofeSmitli's -Falls, and -Mr. aad
Mrs. 'Bordea Howard, or .Torontp,
MOO labour 'Wanted
TO INSTALL METAL-.
: FITTINGS, ,
ON, AIRCRAVr.
Previous experienee in f11wizg
is of value .
•Aifetal plittt*Fli Illa ktig
Automotive hardware„
.Fin e asseiu1}1Y7.
General maditiite ‘Ni.rk
Eleetrieal , wiring
Automotive filPairs.
ALSO JO UltNEY1M EN j't N ER S
ARERE() UI RED
Give full paetieutars of
l'x'Perienve.
. - Apply P.O. Box 42, Weston, Ont.
"Applivations not xiitkit1 frit11
eagaged la war work.
vieited relatives. in the*village for a„,
few by this week.
Mrs.4flJCrane and her brother -in.
law, Harry Crane, epent the areek-end
avith 'the' former's father, R. Weston.
On -their return to Detroit they were
accompanied by Mrs. W. J. McLeod,
who will Vitsit her dalighter.
Mee.. Walter Griereoa eetUrned to
her home in Waterloo on Monday.
after having .spent three weeks •with
her aunt, Mrs. F. A.*Eelwarda.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Widcombe visited
in Bayfield over the eveeleend. On
their return to Windsor they were
ateompanied by the foeinerae•-parentie
Mre and Mrs. 0, Wideombe, who Will
spend the winter in Windsor. '
, Mr. and, Mrs. J. :V. Stewart of
IIainilton were at their home In the
village oven the weele-end.
Mr. and :gm" L. R. •Sraitla and Max-
ine,- of •Lefidoneevere the guests of :tr.
C. Parker over the• week -end.
• Mr. and Mrs. Craig err of London
sPent the week -end with • Mrs. Kerr's
mother, Mrs. W. Smith. Mrs. Kerr re-
.
unlined for a few *js.
Miss Elsie .)1eLeod .of London spent
the Week-ead with her mother, Mrs.
W. J. •11.14.4.0)d.
Miss E. Webber of Zurich is staying
with Miss Litcy Woods this Week.
s 'Mist; MargArat Ferguson left on
Sunday for, St. Catharives, Where. she
will eyelid, thc: next two. weeks.
Miss Smith of LOndesboro is visiting
Mrs. .Makins this week. r•
Mrs. Featherston of Hamilton
scent the week -end at her hoine in the,
village.
A number of the sehool children at-
tended the -exhibition Of war relics •at.
the armories in ,London on Saturday.
Me. and Mrs, B. T. Stephenson and
family, of Toronto, have returned to
=01===t0=0-==;=2.00 I spend several months at their home in
0 the village.
• 0; Rev.. H. Currie returned with his
• bride to the • Manse last week. Con-
-, graturations ,and best Wishes for many
happy years together are extended to
the young couple.
Mrs. O. Rhynas is spending ..a few
O._days this week in Toronto., where she
Uis attending the Ontario Hospital Aids
meeting, -
-Walter • Watkins, RA:I:A:Y.,
Mount Hope; was. the guest of •Mr.•and
Win. Ferguson over the week -end.
•
Mr. • and Mrs'. Wm. Parker and fam-
II° ChristMas Portraits n
,
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pY:susibaler .e,,, :::::: tht eo lahsatveminivuuter ti,
portraits Made ' awe,. soon , as
0, rush.
0 J. . G. Henderson 0
II PHOTOGRAPHER ,
2nd floor cor. of Hamilton gt. 0
. • and -Square
0 Goderich - Ont..
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The Maple Leaf
Chapter, LODE..
RUMMAGE_ SALE.
OCT. 18th
„
MacKAY HALL •
Doors open
THANKSGIVING FOODS
LOW EVERYDAY PRICES -
MARSHMALLOWS
• 1 lb. -23c
FLOUR, Gilt. Edge 98 lbs. $2.34
MAYONNAISE 80Z 15c Nix' 25c
SALMON Fancy Fanc;. Rai.=
ton we. =la; - c
117 z3
TOIL JUICE Ch
A&3 25c
'CLAD"
SOUP 3 Tin. 20c
jificE tinswene'd . .
2°-°z.
Grapefruit -• C
10
Marlaulan -Iona Orange 32 -oz.
u and Grapefruit Jar LC
TOMATOESChoice ".4-4z.,
PEACHES Dessert *II 12C
15-0Z.
PEASAylmer 0,boice 16 -oz.
4 Sieve Tin 9C
IONA
raw. in Colour & Pect32-oz.
8 O'CLOCK
OBITUARY
ANILLI.41. (KVINDPY .1.11A1:1),V4N
The death' of William Stanley Hay-
den, uatiVe of Ashtield townshipoe-
eurred.,on iSunday At his home on the
Maitland concession of Goderich town -
Skip, in his -forty-eighth year. Mr.
Hayden. had beeu ill for three week.
He was a son. of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Jameso 'Hayden of AsInaeld. He wee
a Great- War veteran and a member
of the United church. 1i s sur-
y,ived by ,hiSwife, for,merly Reittle
Pettee, one son', Robert, ef 'the, *lel
Canadian and two daugh-
ters, Elizabeth and Grae,e, tt onae.
the faneral took .aelace on Tuesday
afternoon, tile service being e�u-
ducted by Rev. J-.1. Wilding of Holmes -
vide. Interment was in Maitland
eeinetery, Goderich..
t311181S' 10M.311A PROCTOR
Enuna Eleanor Procaae a. lifelong
resident 'of Goderieli township, 'passed
away at her' home in Holmesville ou
Tuesday night, 1September 30tli, in her
s'eventy-Secend ,year. Shewasa
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Proetor. Surviving are a
bother, George, '' of Gaderich town-
ship, and a sister, Miss Minnie, Who
had lived with her in Holmesville for
Imlay years. The funeral took place
to :Maitland*, cemetery, Goderia, on
Thursday afternoon after a service
at deceased's home. Rev. ll Wilding
officiated at house and graveside.
The ,pallbearers were Harry Proctor,
Alvin Prator, Herbert Oakes,„Clifton
Proetor, 1verett Lowrey and Harold
I-Mwrey.
THE GODER1CR SIGNAIrSTAIi
'MURSDAY; 00T013X14 Oth, 104i
I C.HARD G LIDDON
MITCHELL, Oct. •9.--eigh1y es-
teemed in Mitchell and the GoderLii
district, Richard Whitton, who had
made a host of friends since cenaing
here in. June, passed away at the home
of his son. George Glidci•on, Vine
mount, with whom he had been visit-
ing for the last three weeks. The
departed man:, was seriously ill in
June, but despite bis,,advanced age,
'eighty-nine years, he made a remark --
able recovery, and appeared to be en-
joying good health w„•,hen he left to
rtsit with his son, • -
Born7in Thdiaha, .in Apill' 15;•• 1852;
hi came to Canada with his parents
when he was seven years old and re-
sided in HolmesVille and 'Dunlop, be-
fore, coming to live withbis daughter,
Mrs. S. _A:, Hewitt,. Mitchell;' His
wife, howas formerly Mary,. Ann
Potter, diedtWelve years. ago.
.,He was- ,a member of Victoria
street 'United' chureh, Goderich," and
also 'belonged to the Canadian- Order
of Foresters. „ • • '
'Surviving are three soils,. George
and • Fred, Vinemount, and James,
StoneY. Creek ; a daugliter;-lirs. S. .A.
Hewitt, Mitchell; two brothers, Dan-
iel,Hohnesville,. arid Sathuel, Clinton;
'fottrteen grandehildren and .fivegreat
'grandchildren.' • 'A sOn,
died Goderich a year ago, and a
dug -later;' Mrs. Arehie Marton, prede-
ceased him thirty,two'years. ago.
Burial -win- be , at .Goderich.
ily spent Saturday in Mitehell.
. Service in Trinity 'church is being
, held at, 7 o'cleek in the evening for the
1 winter months.
Born.---qn Detroit, on Monday,
, Soptember 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Crane 'fnee Louise McLeod, of Bay-
field ), a sorli----Miehael John. • •
•
°
AgIVIELA _
ASHIFIELD, Oct. 8. -Pte. Alvin Robb
of Camp Borden is' spending ,a
dao. with his parents, 31r. and airS.
Chas. Robb.
Mr,. and Mrs. F. •Carter of Goderich
‘i-ited with Mr. and, Mrs. -It A. Mac-
intyre. t81
•
Mr. and MIT:. Neil MacDonald and
Will, also Mr:, and Mrs. John Cowan;
spent Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Bogie of Lambeth.
George'MacGregor lefethis Week
for Toronto, where he has.Secured a
position. ' - -
'ia".nox ebure/a ,11.4. rUmmage sale
SaturdaY, October In Oddfellows'
Hall, at 1 p.m. . • • 40
The Maple 1eae Chiptere
wilt hold a rummage sale at MacRae'
Hall Saturday,. October3l8the.„„,9 Doors
open at 10 a.m.Thhaationsotitbe called
Lor . Telephone 550 or 22d. 40_
'faleuelor 11,ablets„ harmless mid
effective. Two weeks' supply $1,, at
OanaPhell'e Drug „Store. 36.52
Rummage eale by North street Vffen-
ing Auxiliary at 4MticItay 'Hall, October,
25th, at , 41-2
.• Saturday, ;Monday, Tuesday special
-reversible Wooleot blanket -66x80,
$4.05 pair. GODERICH DOLLAR
STORE. ' 41
e Mrs. W. Warnock has soldher house
on Albert street to Earl Westbrook,
who intends to occupy it. •
Thank.sgiving tea on:Sunday, October
12th, for all men in uniformeaad, their
friends at the Empire Service Club,
ilaeleay Hall. Informal innsicale.,
clime and' get acquainted. Everyone
'guests of the Service Club. 'Tea
served from 5 .to 7 oielocli,
The regular inee•ting of the Goderich
Township Hospital .A.uxiliary will be
held at the home•of .Mr. T. R. Rundle,
Huron road, on Thursday, October
16th, at
Thursday, October 16th, will -be
'fathers' night", at the Victoria Home
and School Club meeting. An inter-
esting program of moving, pictures and
musical 'numbers has been arraoaged,
and a cordial invitation is extended, to
all parents tied interested friends.
Tiane-8 p.m. Place -kindergarten
room of Victoria school.. Everybody
welcome.
AlLIPTION SAMS
A /.740TIONIS141.13 OF HOITSELIOLD.
4''',11131A011i)tat.E.
For %re.WiUlam Warnock at her
home, Albert street , Goderteh, en
SATURDAY, ocTorgat,lZth
at 1.30 P.m •
All the eontenta, will, be sold, indite'.
ing liviageroom, dining-rociin, 4, •bed-
reem •sultes, Onie marble- to bedroora
suite, mattress. and" springs, 1 large
plate glass mirror,' about "5y2 x '3U1
fte sewing machine, dishes, glass-
ware, what -not, music cabinet, Woke
kitchen furniahiaga, garden
tools, platform stales; carpenter's
bench and numerous other articles.
e There N1111. be no reseia*-iiS tli
property is sold.
TERMS -Cash.
T. OrLINIDRY & SON, Auctioneers.
30 .
(ILEAILIN0 A.UOIIION SAME OF
Ne 14101 ,S4 TOM' and I )PLEMEN'l'S.
At lot 10, concession, 4, Goderich
Township (31/, mIlesfroin Goderich),
on
' WEDNESDAY, (OCTOBER 15th
at 1.30 p.m.:
Bay inare 4 years- old; .Ditrhain oow
•7 years eld, with calf at foot ; Durham
coW ,5,„years' old, due in• Feb.; Durham:
heifer 2 years old, due in Mar.. 4iwell-'
bred steers 2 years old, about S50 lbs.;
2' well-bred steers, 1 year old; 2weil-
bredd heifers, 1 year ,old; 1 baby beef,
tibeut OW lbs.; 3 pigs, about 135 lbs.;
7 fait lambs; 20 .rock hens; collie deg;
separator, 500-11e; washing
'machine and wringer; Beattie revolv-
ing (glum; set of 240-1b. scales; set of
steelyards, 320-1bs.;- pulper ;. 2 large
sap kettles; large, iron pot; set sloop
sleighs; wagon r gratel box; potato
digger; set 4 -section 'hat -rows; hand
sculfler ;, Fleury plow; Massey clever
seed -saving tabliP,set 3 -horse whiffle -
trees; sets whiffletrees; cow chain;
125 •'bushels tall wheat; 100 bushels
good seed oats and numerous other
articles.
. TERMS -Cash.
4
Everything to be Sold, as prOprietor
it giving up firming. ,
JOHN .SOWERBY, Proprietor,
• R.R. 2;.,Goderfeli.
GUINDRY' Se.ISON; Auctioneers.
40.1 • • •
SOWN
DUI -INT. -At Alexandra Hospital,-
- ,Goderia, *Wednesday, Oetober 8th,
1941, to 1Mr. and Mrs. Milford
Durst; R.R. No. 2, . Clinton, a
_ daughter. •
NIVINS.-At Alexandra Hospital,'
Galeria, ,Saturday, getober 4th,
1941, to 'air. and Mrs, Clayton
Ni %IDS, Ged-erich, a son.
DIED
K DENA N. -Op Thursday, October
2nd, Mrs. Myrtle Bichan Keenan,,
belovecrwife of Wm, Harold Keenan,
' Port Arthur, ',mother of Bill and
Bob, sister,' ofjtRobert Bichan of
' Vineland and Dorothy of Toronto.
IN MEMORIAM
MCPHEE-In memory of Daniel Mc-
Phee, who died October 9. 1921.
-0,, for the tonal of a vanished hand
And the sound of a voice that is still."
---L+Lovingly remembered by wife and
sons. • 41
- -CHURCII NOTES
. The thhnkotTering Meeting of the
of Victoria Street United
church will be h,eild at the home of
Thos. 17abb, Wolfe stret, on
CLEARING • .A.I.ICTION SALE OF
FARM:STOCK.
At lot 2,..co,ncession 9, W. D. Ceilborne
•
(2nd lot west, of gravel read betiveen
Carlow and Nile), 'on
• THURSDA.Y„ OCTOBER 16
at 1.3.6p.zn.:
2 good geldings, rising 3 years.; 1 filly,
rising 2 years; 1 broodeituite 8 years
'aid, with. foal by side ;2 milk cows 5
'years old, due in Dec.; 1 _milk cow .6
years old, bred in May ;• 1 Ayrshire cow
11 years old, bred in July; 3. 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 pigs by sides;
1 brood sow, due in Nov.; 6 brood7sows,4
bred in Sept.; 2 Brood sciVvs, bred;;.7.
chunks,• about • 60 lbs.; 34 'shoats; .10
r'pigs, 5 weeks. old; 1 aleCoriniek cream
separator; 1 ,DeLaval eream separator.
Tuesday., October 14th. '• . MERNIS-•Cash.
.; The Women's Gdild of St. George's
have sent thirteen Parcels to
boys 'overseas from their own congre-
gation. •These parcelsconta ed
.soeks,- - -helmets, scarves, • fruit
cake, cigarettes, cheese,oxo., etc.', and
eaeli :Parcel:. "weighed four to.- five
pounds.
there-- wilr be ,a song service of I
thankRgiving and praise at North Street
United church on 'Sunday evening next,
LAC. Thomas' Illtagvvorth., Of
Port Albert, will be atthe organ console1
and Mr. Mervin 1Snyder will be at the;
piano. The serv•iee will include 'male
and mixed quartettes, anthems and I
instrumental numbers. In the morning
the choir will sing the harvest anthems
"0 Give_ Thanks Unto the Lord,"„with
'Edwina Allin ae soloist,. and "0 Lord,
How :‘„tanifold. ',Are -Thy Works.- • •
Thanksgiving serviees will ,be held at
Knox .Presbyterian aura on Sunday
'neXt, •morning - and evening'. ' At the
Morning seface the sacra MCD t of i
baptiSm will be adriain•istered. 'IteV. D.
J. Lane will imeneh.
A. E. Silver of Clinton Will
eonduct .the services 'at ,Goderich .Bap-
tist churcli'nexf Sunday, and Rev. A. J.
Milligan will conduct anniversary ser -
t Clinton Baptist church.
....The young people of Saltford have
Shield" some good clothing* to be sent
overseas. The Salvation -Army officers
appreciate the work of these young
ladies, and wish to say, "Many thanks."
Thanksgiving subjects wilIbe the
_sermon themes.nert Sunday • at -,the
-Free lrethodiSt ehurcli, •eorner Park
.and Victoria streets. Morning. serviee
IS at. 11' o'clock, .evening' at 7. • Sunday
-school Max):
---7FoUrth .Reauctien Sale
SCOTCH.,SHORTIIORNS
Oct 21
14 _bulls 1(1 females
EImendorph Steck Parra
PORK & BEANS clad& 21:LI:.
PEARSChoice 2 15 -oz. 1
Dessert Tito 9.
POREIUD' - Sannvfiehl lb.' . 15c
LOAF CHEESE . lb. 29.
'CHEESE_,1%.111::reitati8• lb. 53c
CHATEAU CHEESE , lia 19c
-
HARM
, 5 Robes wab. 24c 24 -lb. 09c
a Baa U
4,
. ANN PAGE- .BAKED GOOPIS
BREAD.- Ardtege*Ifer r2 2;l -oz. oi 5 r
. Crackbil Wheat Loavet - -
ItRZAKFAST ' "Nk,,,.--IL PLAIN . •
•
LIFE INKTRANCE
A , IilLfSBAND'S PRIVILEGE'
A WIFE'S RIGHT .
'A t MELD'S (I.AINI
H914MESyILLE
•••••••••••.....1•10
HOLMENVILLE, 0-ep. 7. -Mr. anal
Mrs. Fred 4'Elford, of Ottawa, spent
the past few days the guests of tile
a t ter's sister, Mrs. T. 'Walters.
A large number of ladies ,atteaded
the seetional eonvention of the Huron
Peeshyterial whia was held
here on' Monday. Dinner was served
•by the Holneeserille ladies.
Rev. .T. W. 'Herbert and Mrs. Her -
bort, of Toronto, are spending a few
days visiting friends in the com-
munity.
Mr. Robert aldrartney bee pur-
chased a house in' Clinton, where he
eXpeets to move very .shortly, having
disimsed hia farm to 'Mr...4410r Yeo.
Mrhind Mr. 0. M. Elliott are •en-
joying a few" days Motoring 'throtigh.
Northern Ontario.
II M. FORD
CAKE Flgd each 155 Doughnuts oz 12c
CHOC. DIARSIDIALL0111 VIENNA_ )
'ROLL eoch 19c TWIST
PLAIN ANGEL CAKE
24 -oz. Loaf 9.
each 29.
INSURANCE. °
268Cv
' FRUITS' andVEGgTABLES
• CRIANBERIDLIES " a -APE COD lb.23°
. . 1.
Citut/FLowric. Lartit:Tvwbitto 2 -for 19c
CALIFORNIA FLAME„
ONT. GROWN CANADA No. 1 Gridt )
TORAY GRAPES 2 Ibr. 196 TURNIPS WAXED lb. ze . 1
LOCISTANA SELEC.Mit .gri ONTARIO GROWN WASOED
YAMS 3 ii$: :°.1 CARROTS -. 0 " 4 This, 15c .
ONT. GROWN CANADA No. 1 Ge -;de ONTAhlo GROWN FRESH. CRISP
POTATOES 10 mg, r3o. ! CELERY HEARTS 2 nth% 150
,f.
Appireizs 'ttifividr,:gprekei1geefialtteing:i'legalit
a basket of these °merle apples this week-ema
a P SELFSERVICE FOOD STORES
f .
,
Pt 10414 sublet to market theeses; parcheeet Welted to
family !eddy reqvrentents,
• Stubborn Cases
of Constipation
trhoce who teep• mass of
impurity petit pp ,in their bogies,
day.after day, motead of having it
removed ha nature intended, at leant
once evefy twent3efeti1 holm, in-
variably suffe`r from constipation.
The lice of elicap, haisits purgatives
will never get you any 'where as they
only eggiayate tlie: „trouble and .in.
jure the delicate raueono lining of tlie
-,bawelet, 1.11141 are yery liable to eanee
pilea.
gonatipated trarA isAM ,
Laxa-Lieer Pills and a natural
„ iti'ovement of the bowelq., Tileyilo
not gripe •wealten. and MC ;401 tiS
teeny inetAiveg
The ‘r. Milburn Co. Ude Torotto, Out
-LEEBURN
LEEBITIVN, Oet. 8.--Mre. A. eltitton,
sr., is visiting .her sister In Goderieli:
Sortie a the -members of the W.M.
Soelety attended.. the thank -offering
meeting at Nile on Wednesday after -
neon.
Captain Itod'Sliogie was laid up for
a tithe in Montreal hospital, but now
is at his home her feeling somewhat
better.
Mr. Itobi3y Wilson and itis boy friend
from Goaerieli spent Saturdejs And
with Vrancie A. Schram.
'11r. and AIM. Will. Atkra. lam having
SOW earpe,ntering porch over
their front door, their verandah (loeed
44 and their driving ke(.1 Oxingled.
We are having this sale as we are.
overstocked and it will all be drsposed
of.
HIRAM BRIDLEY & SON,
Proprietors._
T. ;',1.It.NDati4& SON; Auctioneees!,
40
CLEARING AUCTION SALE -OF
FARM, FARM STOCK,_ IM-
PL)MENTS, GRAIN .AIND -HAY,
„
At E. %, pt6, concession 5,-E. D.
Ashfield, on •
• TUESDAY, 001'0BM 14
at Lou p.m.
three good work • horses, 1 mare 4
years old, 1 -gelding 8 years old, 1
gelding. 2 years old,' 5' coivs milking
no, 6i:its:due to fr'eshen, 3 steers
rising 2, 1 heifer ris,ing, 2 5 young
cattle, 2 brood sows, 13 pigs 4 ;weeks
old, 90. year-old hens, 39 pullets. and
roosters, 1 Frost' & Wood binder, 1
AlcCormick Big 6 mower, I McCormick I
fertilizer drill, 1 ,Coekshutt hay rake
nearly new, 1 Cockshutt disc.,. 1 Massey
manure spreader, 1 Massey hay loader,
1 Massey cultivator, 1 set, 4 -section
imerows, 1 fanning mill, 1 set 0,000
Ib. wagon springs, 1 set 2,0004b., scales
with platform to weigh eiettle,.2 Fleury
walking ploughs, 1 riding plough, 1
wagon and ,rae, , uggy; ig t r g,
1 cutter, 1 robe, 1 coal oil stove, 1
lawn mower, '2 sets double harness,
J. set single harness, 1 light.set double
harfigss, 1 set. of sleighs and rack, 2.
chicken brooders, 1 churn, 1 DeLavai
cream separator,' 1 sap- kettle, grain'
bagee', SOO hue'. mixed gralare-300-1MS.
barley, elean for seed; 49 tons of hay,
mangolds in field, forks, shovels and
numerous other articles. t 0
TERMS -Cash.
"kite farm of 130-aeres will bereffered
for safeilit-reasonable. terms; if not
sold will ent. ..
ROBERT J:, DURNINt Proprietor.
f1 .GPNIDRYSCSKI',Auctioneers.*
41
LOST
LOST.-WHI'TE BRAV1LV.0 WITH
emblem. V,viluieT'as' keepsake Re-
ward. rhader •pleage leave at KG-
NALeSTAlt. • , •'41-2z
•
WANTED
WALNITED.----BOY .0,It' GIRL wmi
" bicycle for telegraph, Meseenger.
Apply C.P.R. office. 41
AlN11101).--TWO, SCHOOLGIRL
roomers. Apply MRS. C. saw',
DART, St, Patriek's St. • 41x
,
ANTED. -TO 4311UY OLD HORSES
end dead cattle; mdef be suitable
fee Mink feed; removed prorapay.
FRED GILBERT, R.R, 2, Bayfielo
Phone 908 r 22. Pluton. Calls paid,
for. • 184f
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTIO4 TO,CREDITORS:
•
All persons 'having claims., 'against
the estate of James Harrison Ike of
the Township of Goderich, who died on
the 17th day of alarele 1940, are noti-
fied -to forward full particulars. of the
same to theundersigned by October
25th, after "Which date the 'executor
will proceed to distribute the '"estate.
Dated at Goderia this first day of
Oetober, 1941.
PRANK DONNELLY, Goderiele Ont.,
Solicitor ifor the Executor. ' .40-2
12 hoe; Siatsey..Harris disc, 14 plate;
Massey Harris -cultivator.; hay rake,
10 ft. width; bean scutrier and yeller;
hand ,scnitler, nearly -new ; steTil land
roller; 4 -section drag jiarrows; Qiiee
bec riding plow; Fleury walking plow;
lumber wagon; hay rack; wagon box
and 'stock rack; top buggy ; set of bob-
sleighs and platforin; cutting box;
fanning ,m111; 2000 1b. scieftiegriud-
inratone; se'f Of heavy harness mut
collars; 5, 10 -gal. milk cans; 35 gal.
copper kettle; 10e:fa...pap pails .• and
Spiles, also pansand boiling equip,.
ment ; heavy logging chain; broad axe;
tools andtaaunieretis' other articles, in-
cluding household'furniture.
FARIM.-At • tlie same time and, place
there will be offered for sale, subject
to reserved bid, the farm- consisting•of
142 acres more or leas, With 1Y2 -story
tame9 house, bank barn, -54x60 ft.,
and other outbuildings. Water sup-
ply„consists of a .pever failing spring
•and well .water.
'MIMS OF SALE.. -Terms oft farm
Made known' on- day, of ---sale. terms
on' Stock' and furniture, cash; and if
&aired 8 eabeiths' credit will be given
on1 farm implements amounting to
over, ten dollars, on furnishing ap-
proved . joint notes bearing hank
interest. '
WM JL LOEB, Proprietor.
LORE JERVIS, Clerk.
EDWARD W.- ELLIOVA Auctioneer
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Ni),V4414 A1IRRSIENTe-111.0rx AK),
cold ' water, -three-piece bathroom,
recently decorated. °lose to aeltoolie-
and uptown. , Immediate possessiee. •
Write 1Box'''N'e. 7:3,, .SIONALISITAlt.
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•TO MILES le‘Beyee
Goderieh, house' furnished, or un-
furnieheeL Write P.O. BoX 449, Gode-
riche o•r phone 409J. 401-tf,
Fon Raver.----erwo FURNISHED
rooms, ou lower floore for
housekeeping. Also board if preferred.
Apply J., E. IlAVINWEELL„ 27 I-Cea.ye
street.' ° 41.2x
• TO, .1-tiliiNT,-WEIL
briek houSe; ,bot -air furnace, bath-.
r00.1n, good loeatioa; GEO. eoeeN.
STON; Stanley street, Phelee 499 -lee
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FOR. SALE •
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• with :water -front, praetically new;
.one Quebec, heater, medium sine. Ap,
ply 48 Britannia ,Road. '
Fon i8mA11.-ufmn L.i.joxlitER., (2x4
and, 1i6) at _Port Albert:: if.
'SIC111.10LE,Y, PM. Box 384. 41-2x-
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FUR iSALE..-,-SEVELN GOLF CLUBS,
Including, _a steel shaft_ driver.
These elubs Were sent as itt donation to
tbe war funds. They are in good shape
aad will be sold cheap. They. eaa be
seen, at THiE SIGNAL -STAR. 41-2
FOR - • SALE.-.WATDRFRONT,. 7
acres, orchard, whole or part.
Sewer, water, ete. !CHARLES) HEA.LE,
11205..84th ave, 'Richmoud Hill, N .Y .
City-eor HAYS, Goderich.
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).F.,:eQ,:,,Iftee.:11.011.twiiAltRia_rtDewANsDtarP?4,0ilLii:-
tobaceo department ;. Western Ontario
town. Immediate possession. Good
reasons for *selling. Write Box 75,
SIGNAL-Sa'AR, Gederich, Ont. • 41-2 •
JJOUSIO FORSALE.-isatesa,
house on highway with garage and • •
chAcken ..good • repair. Two '•
lots. Terms reasonable.. Apply. to L.
E. DANOEY. •- 41-2
FOR .S4LE.-31/2 ACRES LAND;
7-foom red brick house with bafh-
room and furnace; good barn, henheuse
and. colony house; garage; all kinds of
fruit. 0lose to • school, store' and
church. a Quick sale. „Apply MRS.
ADA •STEWART„ R.It. 6, Goderich,
Ont. 34tf
ANnetiiMiMIErmodsiptaMalialagit
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- PM OF THANKS.
.THE 111AMILY• ov..TRE. LATE X,13.
YOUNG wish to thank all those
who sent -flowers, and loaned ears, or
in any way helped, them in their.recent
sad beteavement. 41X
twrrioN 'SALE OF PAM; FARM
STOCK, • IMPLIOMEN7S AND
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At lots •57' and 58, Bayfield ItOad, 4
miles west of Clinton, on
OCITOBER 16th
at, 1 p.m., consisting of The following:
110IaSES-01yde inare,,61.0' years old;
black driving horse elilood,f, '6 years
old.
e.11ATTLE.-Itegietered iiolsteili ow
5 years old, No. 328902, dtie Jan; 10;
registered •Holstein cow 5 years, old,
No, 328901, due • Jan, '26; registered
H.olstein heifer 2 years old, No. 437:31,',
due gay 0; registered Holstein heifer
9 months old, No, 4'4187; registered
Miletein heifer 8 .month old, No.
484039 e grade row 7 years old, dne
Nov. 0; gee& eow 8 Citrs, ()Id,' due
J. 12; grade coveiel years old, due
Feb. 17; 'grade 00 7 years old, dee
ATOP 16; grade (-Ow 5 years, old, due
March e grade tem, aged; .due Feb.
26; grade cow 0, years old, iniIltifig;'
grede heifer 3, years old,"due 1'(4),. 17;
grade) heifer nv, years old, title time.
,of sale; grade heifer 21/e,' Yearn old,
due tithe of •S' ctio;. 'grade heifer
.years'old, due IMay, 10; grade heifer
1,V3 'years, al; " ,
1111111:411INil1Or Niamey IIarr4
binder, . 6 ft. • eitt ; Meet:4y.1 Hanle
mower 0 it, eat; La e7 Itiarrio 0114'1
A.1( E US AN' OFFER,
.You want a bargain., --we want to clear thege cars -7
scr let's get together. Prices have been. lowered' .
- allowances bolosted; and 'Willis to,suit your pocketbook.
bbn't-‘delay . . . take the , pick of ale lot. Aboste all
don't buy . .-. don't sell until you hear what we'll pay
for yourpresent car.,
JUST A FEW OF THE OUTSTANDING BARGAINS!
1940 -FORD DELUXE!. COACII-4-11u-al equipment, trunk,
heater ghl defro"Sters, slip eo•Crers-low. mileage -
.1939 OTTRYSLER ROYAL SEDAN -a dandy car at a
bargain, fully equipped..
1938 FORD POACH -economical and a pleasure to Own.
1937 GlIEVROLET MASTER DELUXE SEIVNL--this car
• has been‘'thoroughly overhauled •
1937 HUDSON SEDAN
1935 DODGE.„,BEDAN
1934 FORD phiAnKE
SEDAN
1932 OLDSMOBILE COUPE,
1932 FX)RD CABRIOLET
1930 DURANT SEDAN'
And many, many more
oderih
otors
4, FORD 4,q MERC°010: SALES 46 SERVICE
, Pb.ene 83 4 a Oath St, GOderie31
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