HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-10-23, Page 6THE GODERIOR SIGNAIrSTAR .
,-, Kr. HET ENS moved to iuniatill„ where .11e repro,.
— ' Waited the SIM /4fe Assurance. itTo. Of
. (ad n milt .,te the time of Vs death.
ST^ IIEJANK,'"$1...k0'.. 'Ace- AnneiVelesarve
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I lir Miller .was tiken ill several months
04,13'ie0 'Will he ' hehi 24 'the ‘enelte,,,,,,'. ' ago and had, been COMinede tO hiS
.14.turei5 neNt, StinilaY1 all a.m. .annt l'o” 1 home since that . time.. /Ie. loaves cto
-„Nir.-not,er4,,119_t_YFJP?1:41ton.M. _AN,. PVs-- la , vattoV0---W-111Pla-
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iiertar spent 'a few (1 )b witb relaqN'estKeith, of the 'L'airbanks, More 00.,
ha as guest Speaker. . - t Mary, three senu, Richard, whit+ is with
i zor6,,, di, u.. muter of iAnitdan, ,.to. I the. Robin, flood laboratory at •Calg,ary;
,Winnipeg; Walden, 'Staff St .• in the
. Ilr. J. Ra 1I,Velteter is a patient in I R.(A.A:.:14,t11,,,, Is ,1lfe I V1/4.1 I g ': - - - .,,, Wiughain .ho•SpItiti. . , - ,_ 1
lso
: Atiallort Y, alloine..• •:,a:survived
ar., and a daughter,
, Xtrs-Jas- 'th'ktiPt is 't vis'ittrr with het by two tbrothers an two sisters', Isaac
: daughter„ Mrs." Ward Slaliv411111;,14' -tt:t and Christine of St. 'Helens, Faizabeth
. • -
t Port st.‘olborne, ' ' ''',' of 10(1monton 'and 'Stuart of Hanna.
1, 'Miss '1urivie Miller WaS' --hQ-nie' frttul The funeval .s.,erviee was beta" in pie
Wingham for the et w1 - Vitited eliurteh on Wednesday afternoon
I The Late j. it 31111er.—Tbe follow' at 3 'O'cleek, Rev, inobt. iSimons *roil -
i ing /44 from , The Inuisfail (Alberta) .lineting the ervice. The body was
i Previnke of October' 2nd : ,On, TuesdaY taken. to- Calgary fon--erernation. The
Inaorning, September. 30, Mr. J. R. Miller , ashes will later be taken fo Rastern
I pa.ssed peacefully away at ills home Canada. for a final resting place. The
I at .linalsfail ' following an illness ' of late Mr.' !Miller, or -j.lt." as he was
; several months' duration. The Late .`dr. -Mlle(' by all thoee'who knew him, had
' Miller was born on June 5th, l,*113, ill alwaytiz ' taken in interest- in sport,
.st. Itelens, (intarI9, ,s,oa of Itiehard K. partieuliirly curling and golf, • In 1937.-
Millte., who. died 1101895, leliving seven ;is he was president Of the, Alberta
children tvt. w'hom J.- Itwas the second JJranell of the noyal Caledonia& _CUri-.
oldest and . only ten years olti at the ring (.11th ' of, cantide., and. . was also
time of his fatber's death, Tlwy were president ,of the Ilinisfail C`lub, and
in the general store busluess and . the during' the visit of the Itoy-al Seottish
oldest.itrotIter still tPpel:41 tt'S t lo, original Curiersihad the honor of repreSenting
etore. . J. R. Miller went to Gederich the local club at Calgary: During the
..1 Collegiate,,froin which he graduated at past . two Years' be wife secretary, of the
the early age of, Axteen years. • .iteleen] ,elub and muelli credit Ls due him
Itame tvet in 190., to Fort14 rances, for Ole splendid position of the club._
°, tvlierthe worked in thet-ectirter de- Por ,yearo: 3. R. played on the ,rink
partment store until 1010: In 191-1 Mr. of the. veteran eurler Dad Edgar and
Miller inoved• to Allan. Saskatchewan,* for the past two seasons had played
'where he opened a general store. , on on ow Willis Censols rink' whieh W011
Selneintter 20th. he , married : I he, Ailterta Shield!.
Willem' 411ark. =ien 1913 ',the store and '
dwelling" in. Allan were destroyed by
. lire. Mr. :Killer then moved on and in .
Slay ', located at chinook. Here again.:
lyESTF1RLD, Oet. -21,:-34). Gorden
Mr.. Miller sufftsred a heavy lessl; the,
'store Was roideed 'and burned. 14 Was . Snell had the misfortune to have a
rebuilt at onve,-,but in 1W21 owing to cattle beast choke on an, apple, whieh
poor 'crops the busine:.es wee olosed out. ! neeessitated its being killed. '. • - -
The. fainily then moved to Calgary, . - :sir. and Mrs. 'Earl Wightman .and
where they lived until 1923, when Mr. Mr. -Elvin Wightman were visitors all
-Miller loOwted -a-i -1.)ItLsbury-, and in 192-f- -London On Tueeday.
lie sold out the ..Ilidsbury Imsiness and mrs, Slrachan .and all.ss Florenee •
iCustonier: "Itve come baelt to buy
the car 1 was looking at yess'ierday."
Nalesman: 'Tine. Now tell me,
wttat NIttit4 the one doininatilfg thing
that Made you decide to buy this car?"
• 00uStomer; "My wife."
4 pupil Wrote the fellowieg emu-,
--rotsitionKings The most pnwer.
king on earth is Wor-king; the
bziest is Shir.king; the wittiest is J
*lug; the quietest, Thin -king; the
thirstiest, Drin-king; the slyest, Win-
tking, and tire noiSietst,
Machinery.
Repaired
On short notice. Every job
receives my personal •
attention.
Geo. W. Stokes
Machinist •
East St, Phone 206J
WESTFIELD
ONLY
Buehanall Of Bru9SeiS Vbited recently
With Mr. And Mrs. jaek
Mrs; NV. Wilson. of Clinton spentlatst
week at tbe ininge of her daughter.
Mrs. Wm. Carter. , •
On !SundaYl IteV. Mr. +Gilbert of
tw
wAa,tile-,-sliteak'en At-IVO/aka Anil
eneke *OM lealah 301115,-taiiing
„oubjeet ,e'The• 0010Itiering elnireinp
' The farmerS have been busy digging
notittoeS, and report a VOry'gcood trOP.
beveral Of the fariner0 in the vieinity
had -their eloomhineli." The
seed has turned! out well. ,
Mr. and Ur% U. Mathers and Mr.
and Mrs. Pharis Mather& of liackilow
Were guests .00 Sunday at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. 'Earl Wightmnn.
The Relgrave 'Briek church' and Don-
nYhreek WALL.% Were entertained.- On
Wednesday afternoon by the Wt -
'field w,g..s. There was a good at-
tendanee from each uociety. The pro-
gram eolisiSted of readings., eoloe and
duets, whieb Were given by members
0 the various societies. . A 'splendid
dress was given bY Mrs. Albert Camp-
bell. At the dose of the meeting luneh
N't'a served.
Dr. 4ameS McClinton of Timmins
and .Miss McClinton of Goderich
were visitors here on 'Sunday.
Miss Olara McGowan' a Blyth gave
aehort address at Westfield' Sunday
schOol, it being miwionary
The address was much enjoyed Iv all
present, A duet was rendered -by Miss
'McGowan and Shirley Radford.
AllOther Milestone Passed.e.-Con-
gratulations are extended to Mr. Win.
11. Vampbell, who on Sunday, October
19th, celebrated this eighty-tifth birth-
day. - Plimpbell is ,intxceUent
health aid is enjoying life: He was
horn at Vi"^hitby,ecoming to Myth in
December, 1870, with his parents, who
settled on the farm on the, 13th of,
HulIett TIONV owned by Frank Tamblyn.
Mr. Campbell taught gehool for four
years before -his marriage to the late
Fanny 'Harrison. After hLs irtarriage
he became a farmer, and still rides on
the terra now-ownedby his -son Albert.
We wish him many more happy,years,
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GRADE OF MOTOR FUE
outstanding
in every
des_;retble •quality7
NILE
NIII.M, Oet. 21.—Mrs. Wallace (nee
Oral Finnigan), a near l'ingalo 'hos
berm spendmg it 'week, with her par-
ents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm, ir,innigan„ ,
and Mrs Stanley- Snifer anand
cbildre,n, of Colborne, ,tentSundaY at
Gee: Rutledge's, also, Mr. and
• FranklIorton and Mrs.'Peter HarrisPil
agtd tWo ehildreta, of Godench. ,, *
IIciUtoi1'10Ira;r*riyatl.okiirt,tvtin,theinausterallitnalinig,Itoviiaet
last week.'
111(1, contractors for the erectiOrt of
Ross McPhee's- new steel barn, „have
started to raise the barn arta in a week
or so we slati/ see a new barn, up to
take the PlaCe .of,the one destroyed ky
lirre•
lir.uar
a
few‘Nv7e7'icsreatitan, who has been
working at 'St: 'Catharines . the ,,pat
summer, visited with *his parentetver
the week -end.
Mr .• Reg.' Glen's new drivesned is
'completed and. adds greatly to the
appearance of, tht farm. The building
is 36 by 60, is whoa frame, covered
•withestee siding and steel _Mang,
Mr. " and 'Airs; Roy Chambers of
Goderich 'spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. D. J, Cantwell.'
.-' Church AnniverSaryeThe people of
Nile and surroundin„,e dietrkt, though
somewhat disappointed in not having
-Rev: 'Harry Royle, a -former minister
and new .4)resident of ILoadOn Con-
ference, for their 'anniversary Services
on Sunday owing to illness, were com-
pensatetl in° hearing. Many of them
for the first time, Rev. G. G. lIoWse of
the Ashtleld• circuit. Mr. lion:se ZnAte
two inspiring sermons, morning and
evening. Thechoir alo deserved
• special mention, especially for the an-
them at the morning service, in whieh
Mi.s.s 'Hilda Finnigan sang the solo
part, Mitt -ehurch. was beautifully, dec-
orated with 'flowers and plants', and in
spite, -of the somewhat cloudy weather
a very profitable anniversary was spent
by those who attended. .
, .,.
BLYTH
pLYTIJ1, Oct. 21.—Mie.s•E41een Robin-
son, who was assisting in the attuk
of Commerce at Goderich, has returned
to Blyth and reOzned her' dratiesAn
"flie Myth ,
The death of:Johii °inning, in his
seventieth yearoremoved if well-known
resident Of Blyth, For many yea_rs de-
.
ceased fargned two' miles -north of
Blyth until about a year agoex_vheit he
• disposed of his farm and came to live
with hiS sister, Mrs. ,Lsabel Johnston,
in Blytht Ile is survived by a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clifford Stewart., of- Stanley
• township, and a son, Ernest, 61- Fergus. -
At iioon on iiusday last the fine
• house on the farm :of 'Daniel McGowan,
3rd concession of East Wawanosh, was
• disCovered to be on. •lire, presumably,.
fr-ont a spark falling on the roof .from
the chimney. A threshing was in pro-
greess :at n neighboring farm and in a
short time a large number of men were
on hand and the fire*was under control
before the house was badly damaged.
Death el Robert McGee.—Robert
McGee, a w.ell-known local farmer,
died: at'his home just outside of Blyth
on Monday, after a long illness. He
Was -for same time in a London hos-
pital, where his leg Was amputated,
Mit returned home apparently. improved.
Mr. McGee was born in Ease Wawanosh
in 1870 and resided there until 1900,
when he Drained -tne-Wingham. In 1929
he ptirchased a farm on'the outskirts
of thiS •yillage, where he had Since
lived. was an active member of
the Presbyterian church. He IS sur-
vived by his wife and one son, John,
of Rungannon. The funeral will. take
place to -Winghain cemetery on
Wednesday. •
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Pledge for War. Savings
BENMILLER BELFAST
BENMILLER, Oet. 21.—Mrs. P.
Walters and MTS. W, G1edhfll spent
a few days) last week visiting friend
..Bowntanville and TerOnt0.
The sacrament of the Lord's Supper
will• be adininisteredd: I-W.111)11nel.
chnreh next Sunday, October 26th.
• A number from n'elk attended an-
niversaq services ateNile church On
• Sunday, inw service there was wit14'''
drawn, ° -
A committee .has",been. appointed to
send boxes to the seidier boys frail)
Benmiller, • •
, A Sunday school meeting will be
'held on Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Aldin
Rev. It. G. Hazlewood took "the ser-
vices on the _Aelifteld eireuit on Sunday. -
The boys' and girls' eonference will
be held this week at 14,1thel.
•On Friday .eveningi the are
holding a vocial evening in the. church:
PORTER'S IIILL
volurEIV8 Oct.
Thursday, October 46. The regular meet-
ing of -the W.A.-was-held. -Two quilts
were quilted. This ,menting was post-
poned,. for a week, owing to the social
afternoon at Mrs. Torranees..
' On Sunday, November, 2, the Sunday
service at. Grace 'church will go back
• betoe3n eon'kZek..1,_11;hteite,Irlay:grtvai.,cays
Itave
Utee
Mr. and 'Mrs. Forest, Locust Hill, ac-
companied by MisS F. Roberts, spent
Sunday' with and Mrs. G. G. New --
ton. Miss Roberts is remaining for a„
'longer visit.
- Arlie Leek -hart spent' Sunday with
Mr. and MrS. Will Dignan,
Word has tkvig. received of the safe
arrival of another contingent of 'Can-
adian soldiers in England. We were
glad to hear' this news. One of our
own boy,.Morris4rame, was with this
con t in gen t:•
-
-t
Now that all gasoiies. are being
graded, we will continue to rnolce
oanor ONE MOTOR FUEL
•
• LEEBURN,
litEBU'R'S,' Oet. -21.----Next Sunday
will be)Communion Sunday at Leeburn
church. -Sunday school after ehurch.
Mr. and Mrs. 11.M, ik*dle attended
the funeral of the ;former's aunt at
Auburn on 'Sunday, _
• W. 111: S.. Illeetiitg.—Tht- fall thalik-
offerfng meeting of the Wornen's Mis-
sionary t4oc1ety of Leelmin church was
held -01. ( )ctolwr 15th at the home of
Mrs. Andrew Bogle- Mrs. (1tev4 G.
Hazlewood presided and -used the pro-
gram in the Miksionary Monthly, the I
theme for oetober being -We live by I
faith in God the Father." The (Bible
reading was given by Miss Belle Shaw,
Miss nelen,Clark led in prayer. The
business period Was taken by the Viee-
president, -win) introduced the, special
speaker, Mrs. A. W. Gardiner of
Eamentiville, who epolice on ":1-;teward-
shfp." This address shoned. math -
thought ,and was Mnen appreciated.
After the singing of 'the ThanksgiVing.
hymn, prayer erns given by Mrs: Jas.
Hamilton of Goderieh. A lett ter Mt
read during the meeting inviting the
memhers to the thank -offering meeting
at Port Albert' United elenreh on
• fietobee 23rd. A dainty Inneli was
served by the hostess and her danghter
and sister. Afterwards 'the ladies de-
cided or what to send in the Christmas,
Red 'Cress box ,'going to Jack limiter,
of the Air Force, in 1434gland.
•
MAIVAING
• CREVVE ,
CREWE, 'Oct. 21.--LAIr. Colin Crozier,
principal of Winghain High School,
was home for. the week-eiadakt-th,e•Aeme
of his parents, e Mr. • and 'Mrs. Wm.„
Croger„
The:fall work is being completed
in these parts—plowing and Picking
potatoes.
• The 'October meeting of 'the W.M.S.
was held at the home of Nag'. Edna' Mc-
Whinney on Thursday last, 'October
16th.At this .ineeting Mrs. Fanny
Durnin of Kitimat, B.C., gave an inter-
Pgting talk MT the work thnt ts,.being.
done 'among the Indians. The -address
was much enjoyed by all present—The
ladies of The W.A. decided at this
meeting to send Christmas parcels to
five of _our boys who are overseas,
namely, Harry_ 'Middleton, 'IStanley,
,Hoare, Ronnie Storme, Alex. and Ken.
Gauley.
The Y.P.U. are making plans for a
Hallowe'en .social.
HELP THE RED CROSS„,
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BROPHEY'S
IIII;LVAST, Oct, 4. --The chtirch and
school, had been closed for two
'weeks, '•on account' tie 'threat. of
infanlile paralysis, are open) again. The
ehildren all returned to sUllool Monday.
morning.
Rev, • Liaziewood, from lienmiUu prentThed „here on'ISundaY after• -,
noon, in the absent.* of Rev. G. Howse,.
who condlieted the anniversary ser-
vice in Nile .phurch.
Mr. and Mrs, 'A.lbert 11.1arrison. tind
fermerly Miss 'Flosele Har-
rieine from 1.13.C., spent the week -end.
visiting their cousins, Mr. Cykril Camp -
hell, Mr. - Gilbert Vint; •Mrs. Clifford
Hackett,• and Mrs. George Alton, and
their "families.
Miss Dorothy Wilkins, in training at
Brantferd, epent Saturday -night -with -
her sister, Mrs. Bert Alton.
We are 'sorry to heal -that Frank
Alton, youngest sou of Mr. and Mrs...
Walter Alton, is ill- al present. We
hope he will soon' be 'back to School
ago in.
al•WaYs thinking of o'thers, isn't
he?"• "Yes, t:Iiinking how Ire can get
them to de sometlihi'g for him."
• Bilious Attacks
Liver Compia!ni
Biliousness is just. another nem6
for -a clogged -or sluggish liver. 11
is a very cotpmon complaint, but ran
be 'quickly- remedied by stimulating
the flow of bile. This softens
accumulated mass; the poison,' •re
•.carried Out of the system, -ani
liver and bewels are relieved and
toned up. , •
et- Milburn 's Lax,it-Liver Pill qui'elces.
and enliven the sluggish liver, open.
ing up every channel, by causing 3
• free-floty of bile and thus cleansing
the liver oi the clogging impuro tea.
They are small ad easy to taV..
IDT) not -gripe, weakere.or, sicken.
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1 J. R. Wheeler '
Funeral Director and Embahner
All calls promptly attended to
day or night
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I, MAFEKING, ,Ort. 21.—Mr. .Godfrey
1,1101 of Dungannon *as the guest of
Mr. an (.1. .Mys. 1_,',e,c11 johnston. on ,Sunday,
' Mrs. Thos. Blake and Olive visited
1 VVIth relatives in (ILintori last Week,
Miss Willa, Irvin is employed --'in
• Goderich at present... ,
Rev, R. G. Hazlevvood '''of Benmiller
had charge Cif the rally strvice ,at
Nahe's church last Sunday' morning.
The ocal minister, Rev. G. G. Howes,
took -his place 'at the anniversary ser-
vices at Nile. ,' ' -
•• A nuniner, Of Ind 10.4 quilted t wo (Milts
In the, half last week for the Red
Cross
, . •
.his -Muriel Blake. Of London, was
able to be home again last Sunday to
Monuments!
- To those contemplating pund•
In.. a Monument . , Get DIY',
preices before linying. Cemetery
Lettering a "speeialty.
. All work guaranteed. ,
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• ROBVI3tOTHERS Dungannon
visit her parents for the day.
Antiliersary •serVices i1l be hold 'In
Blake's chureb' next Suaday, (Jabber
211th. Services •at 2.30 in the after-
noon .nnd TM. in OW evening, Rev,
NV: J.' 'Patton, it former minister, ,will
have charge of.'beitir serviees. Special
music will ie heard,
Ole Olson eame into a Minnesota vil-
lage one 'day and inquired at •t1 drug
Wore if they Inittll 'any • "Pquirrer
whisky.
4 -No," said the Mork, "but 1 ean
yon' a little 'OM (Vow.'" '
"Aye don't-Vant t fly," said the
Swede, "Aye Ju vulnt to yunip around
it Milo."
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