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Ws OF AUBURN° a 7 array' MCarvesp IX pair ioea95 S pails , their marriage they lived for a ala&d4?
r .. two-Acy4 • alternativee4ps, 3, I in Toronto, later moving Auburn,,
tU tke)Sk sweaters large scarves 11 where bad resided ever, since
air- seaman's loci22, pair T JryutEg,'. She svmher ,St. Mark"s Rn
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THURSDAY, ,(
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AUBURN, ( S'l{7: Oct +1. . and Mrs.
Sheppard W. II, J.Feppe4,4attended th4. L.Ltuiy�rel
Ur.
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. he a t - at 'Milton
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as t0
Noway, t
- eta, Arthur Tungblut of Detroit ,sp :
the 'week -end with Mr, and firs, deo.
' 'uugbhfl
Mt: and Mrs, Harr' i ca ner° ;are
'v ;itbag Mr.' and :yrs, Lemp of i1 tail -
to* .
31r•s. Beverly 1 French ,
ler y aucl firs,
• •ia er meth f
�i d l t r� � t
Detroit; n t
, � the
week -end •with. 'their^'parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Ileadle, '
Mr. and Mrs. R. MZeta
r �. Munro and
were visitors at Wood:stoelt •on, Sunday.
T•
irx and! Mrs. { Nicholson cholson aand
la;utatter Nath, Of Galta 'and Mr, and
r,s:, Hugh Bennett, cif Port Albert, spent
the week -end with `Mr. anti ars. J. 3.
-Wilson, •
Visitors atthe home' of Dr. D. C.
Weir and`Miss' ,Josephine WCir were
ENGLISH St?NT IN,
• , !MIS. WEEK
Ci(�IPS. and SAUCERS
J�'®'.��G-�-e)Q�--i�C up
BREAKFAST SET'l
SETS DINNER.SE
You' just . can't beat them
SMITH'S ART, AND GIFT
1 �, ton of Scotland, who survives. in 1912 Mrs. STORE ��, ' + •a , . . husband, , nd tea 1 the (guild ld?aln of
' three daughters, * two scans and. two hall from 4 to 6 p.m. on Friday'
East St. Phone 198 Stewart 13roa: Nursery, purchBennalased
for tj hiT irem The interment took—Not eMb�er 7th.
a year. 1n 1913 lie ,• purchased the
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Mira Station Johnston,Vaticaitiver ,_; 4 e ,era paar taeuers, ,r3 grib .guilts, ' glican 'eliur }h. Besides her husband,
Mrs. Wm. McKenzie,Miss' l54therine 'Henderson,
Pair _obs1Yiavts.,,
2 .�eb
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night- 's1eee4deo to ourn her os
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�feNenzie, Mrs, Nteia~od, 1uetttosv.6, ire �c,=4 :child)*d,�� i��' � ,Pair �1iart1iat' ` i dheIner,afi�t h It ��ioc�u
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31rs, W. Red, 'Utah -Aced, od4rteit, tFB's •sors► Howard. and�rdou: bot of Tor- Knox church., Ladies' id `tnniver8ary
and . Annie e denson, �4r�ow. Andre.w. Laing ; ont; one AtexMrs'dinner. �aais�ian. 40e. ',Dinner served
W. •3. o�pso, Uriah Th®Inpsotst �ooditara a former Minister oe of i 1tcheger, four' "Igo- from 5,30 to 8 o'eloek. 43-4
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For Results - A Ciasshied AO
11' •t,._b 'tk�rhan church ' hese received.1 tilers 'Harold, of Seattle, Wash., lieiiry, �t ,in`rsbritd're !I1'tll li+)nday'
Cohn A. Thompson • and Miss Deckle_ y �. ,„
p T sv a
b r 0 o n ` d(i3
. , � . , , , - C:haies cif .Ata .aa it els t �' d .•l,dxux,..�sion 31st.
who hay been with the British Ntaay,+ , .. �
unele,.'Clta.rles 3. St�leiac�er, of i3rocilclin, .. ,. ., ... ,:-,. _
.., -' i missing.
. .v ;Igo chuklren. One • sister. (1barah,), Mrs. eial„+,aaturda�, Monday titlkd"'Piws
sOnt. Mr. Spencer, who as In his is zel oa tend, miss ng. fee mks acct
Laing a eeiv'dd wore! that his Stoneham and two elliidr�en, Helen and day,ladies' rayon Bose. Popular
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• word last week that his .sou Jordan g !, William, of Ori llia,. all tl •tpito'ber ,�'7, !toy MaeI.en ie'; orchestra.
Thoznpsoiatteiftded the Etagere! of thts.�r k � ,
ninety-fourth year; was a brother of .r• '
• a , • , Grant, Predeceased her. A " Private. shades, 2J "air. 4,401)1E,1001-1 DG0L-
,gun Was in Indira and for throe months ` i an , p bit , � p
the. Iate yrs. Jahn .�., Thompson of ., . � .. .. • _ . ,
'4Ve `4'4`a,w'�lztosh, had been s u
sailing had been torpedoed. I conducted Iia Rev. G, . i
stock, was 'a ,regent visitor With Rev, 4 g , toil Anglican. ehua eh. 7. he Tema ns
and Ars'. !11 'C'. 'Wilson.. it ere eut,atiotx to Newlyweds. ---A large I ` , ,their resting place b •
vas borne to t#i i last e � �
h i be tat! n•'(1 at Bombay. Two funeral was held from her late resi LAIR S3.C)RI�., 4$
e ships : . 'Station.*
a hem 'deuce on Sunday afternoon, and wets
Miss Edna Adanm R.N.., of wood. ,of th (ln h h4 h d ti
' v 1 more of 4�lin-
inumlit'.r of friends and relatives at • g Charley
:lira. �� iii. ,ll, 7.laom �Qu spent the , ,• ob. .Jarticiih'Beadle
iVm, StlauSSaa.haid4
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ictvl r u to.fr Harry Be a ear ,
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Halt on Friday c:veiiing for Mr. ane , ,'
A Toll Margaret w'i•rhtw.iu , Thebe. . Oswald. The many y,peautiful
Amy , g _ Mrs. ,.tied Thompson. u£ East
f�loI1ri'asl o • fntributes
were carried by Earl
,Ruth Wilson, Marguerite KilloughWitri usll, .lin were recentlymarried. Cas. and Mason Robinson,
pusy Beadle, Lucillee,Blsie Pat -
Dancing was enjoyed. in t e early ail
r • J b a, Part . 1 O1iv r Lawson, Rich. MeQuarrie . and
terson, Jtliit trsli, Vivitau sti,laigilm.' of the elvenine. After lunch Mr..Le vis. e �, a ,
Mrs ` ' ` ' r' gh•t 'and (Mrs Heb :1ii•, 1 aylur; . Intern►ent tool place in erovineial �.id cton:vention held recently
Chae. St aur, a xr • Herb.° called Mr. arid. �irb. Thain mon ' .,,. � • �.
Ruddy � tt 1. d ar r
The St. * Andrew' `..Ward group of
St. (Aeorge• s church will 'hold their
,,country store and bake sale in the
Parish Hall, on Saturday; ,NOveniber
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1st. Afternoon tea from 3• to 6:
The regular meeting of the tUode7tich
Women's 'Hospital Auxiliary will ,be
held at the �rubile Library on on,day,
'Octn'ber 27tlu, at 4 p.m. ',Mrs. !R. W.
.Carrie wil give a report 'of the -annual
WO' ICT
Mo,grldge' :tttegdeli a rally of the to •tilt• ' 1 i'trform whe e •Ra • Vincent ...Ball's cemetery.; r riehids a ening at Toronto.
•ounre�t, group. uf. I3uruu presbyterial r: , frain a distance' were , Mrs. Howard ° the Business and Professional Girls'
younger
o' p�United re`hur'x 1i i i at. lead au address, :and William Govi€'r ; Ad lin and family, mess Wiia, hoar, 1te(1 C o,ss meeting Will be held Tues. f the t i irre�eiltt''cl the young couple with. a �•� Ire Or'llia • Mr. d O toper ''8th in the Red
t til
l.lul.b. and :t of alone Ml
purse; y
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• room, .furnished. ' ox• unfurnished.
Separate entrance. Suitable for, light
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housekeeping.. Apply illox 81, SI�GNAtie
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ArElNiT, recently deeorated. For
further�1,y/paa�r�yt,i/c,ular�s apply to ,StGtNt4.�L-
SITAR minim ,., CE 43+x
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('ldnton on Friday evening.
on o ; in..- day 'evening .. ,.
A new, steel. roof is being put . on Thompson thanked his friends for their
the ,B apti•t chum)), also a new, floor in gifts.
s PIMLICO NOTICE
'land Mr's. Oscar Reich, Kitchener, and .('rocs rooms', Montreal , street: All
I _lir. and Mrs. Oswald, 'Bridgeport.' ladies are requested to be present for r It.' W. ',.n ("XON ,
,
x ,:;etleath 1, s. the iust�alltttiatn of officers program of VFiT.I�IR.4�"AR<I.1.�N`
the basement. 'iale,�>.�;t' I.stavl(Fr and Earl � Death of Francis Staialeg.--in poor'
• r li Work.
� "ILII 1 the Sm ll 1 L
.M(., fight are doing tk
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Rev.' II. C. Wilsou.was .guest speaker
,0.t aunikert ary services • at MoneriefC
church, on the Walton charge.
The Reds -Cros will hold a quilting in
the basement of Knox Presbyterian
elhureh on Th'ur'sday, tktolier = 0. ' A
pot -luck sapper will be served. Will
thk/ lallieti please note the change of
date ;, . e,1
• Reel Cross Work. ..The peeking and
ifi l�ecdi(>ii committee of ill -ii -'Red -Cross
met and packed the following. articles ;
health foi. some time, 'rancie-Stanley
OBITUARY
business tor the ensuing year, distrdbu- '
bort, of wool for knitting, sewin;;, etc.,., a our arge n'inattls
pastd away ,at illi hetue ou the, 8th ; `" business `"to • ►e tion' acted. 1.1e hoiae 0(1
., , • and specialX, I
cone•,,: uu of t.olberne en Friday after- MRS, 1i L.:�(�I)O!` This is t call to your to Colne and he11r. Zurich, .Ont. v
land !n 1814, His early life wits pint , . Ante of her mother . •weeks' •u ? 11v ;;1 •a t I X.CEPT1ONAL MARKETS FOR
lid id2t\tY] 1 the !cath ,, effective, Two 4 . I1 •, , i .
RA�'t1i1
upon. IMr. Stanley was born in Scot -1 M I'Schlegel- f ° h b s ' a
•,' r� Ervin la town has been
. Slender !Tablets, harmless and- .
on the ocean and he visited every port
',Aire Frank. Langdon of Harristoi, who Campbell's Drub Store. • '36-02, eggs and poultry ';present wonder -
and U•
r ♦ ,,
lull c' entry of importance an the +
world. He married Elizabeth Syniing- pas:,c i twav atter an extended illness the .Margaret Seeger 'C.lu'h of- St . -I
Langdon �v'as iu her fifty seventh Geui•; e'a••Anblicah church will hold a
., , year. She i. survived by her u ba n the parish
tit, came to Canada and he worked at
ort't �NegI-ect
Y�urE;yes .. �..
,.•You may need them even.. more to -1310110W than ,rou do
to=day. . :. .
Glasses in all the latest styles.
For an examination : of our eyes n y p s call`
L".*'COLE, RO.
OPTOMETRIST AND -OPTICIAN
PRONE 91
• CODERICH
grad c d e
Ithiee at Arthur, Ont., where Mr. and The women of ,the doderich rTowu-
Ne reef 1 WeSt A
arm oneie evemst b
fain opportunity for Baby Chick
salesmen this coming winter Cash in
by replesentiimg a welt -known, long
established • Chick I3 t'eher •. 'Write
a y « to
foi inforn ation to Box 80, 'S1(N{:�L-
STAR, • ,4;3
o, u urn: , Cross ..
.f'er some years oil ''the farm he Mrs. Langdon resided before moving ship North Branchch 'Recd Society I _ ,
rented it, and went sailing, part of the to Ilarriston twenty-nine years ago, are holding an afternoon, meeting at
time on the Great Lakes, part from
the WestIndies to Montreal. He
then secured a position as house man-
ate'r for -the late T. P. Loblaw, on- his
farm at Alliston; he, also worked at
the sante kind of work with Judge
Denison of Toronto and Judge Sims
of Kitchener. Since about 1930„he had
stayed soli his farm,, After the out-
break of the war 'Mr. Stanley. -offered
his .services to the Government. for
work •in the merchant marine, and
this,. Was in Course of maturing when
his
health failed him. He was/ a
MR.. HO{R410E ., , WILSON, ' A.R.C.O.
I.Mr. J. W. S•alkeld's . on W esday, 1
MRS. EVA BATES October 29th, at 3 p.m. •This meeting (Assoc, Dip. Royal... College •of
•A fornitr.residLent of Goderich, _firs. will Tie addressed by.o . Red Cross 'Organists, London, Eng.).
Eva Bates, widow of W. H, Bates, died workers of Goderich. All interested is prepare! - to receive students in
suddenly ou Monday morning at the • will be welcome: • . ,
home of her daughter, Mrs. E. Mc-
Dougall, 800 Kennedy, avenue, Toronto.
She was in her seventy-fifth year. She
and .her husband and family moved to
Goderich from Bayfield and( some years
later, after the death of Mr. Bates,
she removed' to' Toronto and resided
with her daughter. Surviving are two
daughters.: and one son : Mrs.'E. Mc-
nit'inber of Knox United- „church. also Dougall, il'ir,.. Alan . Manchester and
a member of -Morning. Star Lodge, Ernest Bates, alr of Toronto. There
A.,F. & A.M;, Carlow.' The funeral
.
ewes held from 'hielate
residence; on
Monday .afternoon and
conducted
hr- Rev.. H. C. Wils&i of Knox United
are two grandchildren.
The body was brought td -Goderich
ata noon on Wednesday and the funeral
took place from the C.N.R. station to.
- church .The. Masonic,4service at .the' .!Maitland :cemetery. Rev. A. J. Mac-
, t 1•orn »tory was conducted by the W.M.
''Frank Mellwain, Hugh Hill. and Rev.
1T. (. ' Wilson. The. pall'b'earers were
Dr. P, C. Wei'r,' J . J. Robertson, Alfred
: s
11°6:ioon,' _ Nelson McLat ty., Amos
, Andrew and R. D. Munro. Interment
took place in Colborne cemetery.
Death of Mrs. Thomas. Adariis:--This
.I community was 1addened by the death
pof Mrs. Thomas Adams, which. occurred
Iat, her home in A'iiburn on Friday morn-
ing. The deceased had been ill about;
five months. 'She was taken to Clin-
_ .ton loo -'pial the last of MN-, and was
-there' irn it about two - week's-. €t'„'a,:X1.1ittill T anil..t1�o sons Grace K.,
Kaye. Conducted the burial service and
the pallbearers were Robert Man-
ehester, Donald - '31anehester, of . Tar -
onto, Robert Turner anti- Harold'
Nevcdromhe,
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CHURCH NOTES
The autumn thank -offering - meeting
of North street'Evening Auxiliary twill
be held in 'the church parlors 'on 'lues-,
day, .October .28th, at § p.m, Mrs:
Durnin .will be the guest speaker.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
:1s�ociation of-11'ti-orth street United
church will be held on Thursday,
October -80th, at 8 -p.m., at --ehe home
of Mrs. A. .1. Cooper, Hamilton street.
The regular monthly meeting. of
Knox church Ladies' Aid will be held
on Friday`;, (October 31,.. at ;.-3 p.m.
In the absence of Rev.- R. H. Turn-
bull; wlho will take the 'anniversary
servieess at Kippen next Sunday, Rev:
A. M. .Grant `, of IKippen • will occupy
life- pulpit- of 'Nartll street United
.church for both morning and evening
'MR'S. J. S. WARRING
services.
Mary Graham, wife of Joseph S. The annual thank -offering meeting;
Warring, eldest daughter of the late of the W.M.S..of Knox church will
31r. 'arid Mrs. Donald ,Gra 1 if am= of be ' held on Tuesday, October 28th. at
Gloucester Terrace, Goderieh, passed 3 o'clock. Rev. J. C. Grigg, a returned
away on ()c'tober 10th, at 'Harper.. Hos- missionary from India, �ril.i be the
pital, 'Detroit, • after a long illness. guest speaker.
Sur vit in. * are her . husband, -three. .__ Bev. Hugh -Jack •.of •-•Seafo th wall,
occupy the pulpit' of Knox church on
{Sunday morning next, according to ar
`i angements made by the Presbytery of
iuio ,.,, r._Jdckihiu1 been expected to_
conduct the evt:l..pF c...also�r�,biait
oiwng to unforeseen circumstances will
not be able to do,;,so,. rThe mjni ter,
Rev. D. J. 'Lane,--wiilje-at Setforth for
na th, of Detroit, Donald, of Port Stan-
;.ley,
tan-
.the morning, at. Beigrave in the after-
noon, and will be in his own pulpit for
the evening service. .
November . and will be anniversary
Sunday at Knox ch-ureh Rev. R.- (2.
McDermid of Oakville' will be the
special guest of the congregation and
Will have charge of the servie • of the
.day.
At the morning. .service - in, • North
,.�.� ..... ..street Uzfited .ehureh. next 'Sunday,..•the
�-- when she was brought home. Mrs.
Adam' was formerly Florence • May
Beadle, daughter 'of the late lir. and
Mrs ''Henry Beadle, and wastoe-nein,
-ltubtti•il on September ''2, ,,,1'8x'.." . he
•was nitd r,ried to Thos: _,,tams in TOT;
_iomx,� ,111 T.,n9,.c�t'!t`, 19,05; After
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1 diaries and Donald„-7ttt Tioine ; firs.
Myron Williams, (Annie)., Detroit •
.cru-Llilclri (1liaalj> ,'t !Jeer
n. i .�i,ch., and one grandic•hil•d�,h
arca Warring IHieks.a, Other surviving
relative; -are. a sister, Mrs. James
"'Smith; Port Arthu-r; and brothers Ren-
.ley-, John and Malcolm -Graham, of
1"Goderic•h. All the family were in De-
troit
for the funeral, also nieces ;and
neiihew Fiera Smith, of town, Ken-
neth Stewart 'and 'Grace Hastings of
Qhica o, Mrs. L. Hollen'beck of 'South
Haven, .Mich. Burial was at Wood-.
lawii 'cemetery, Detroit, on _ October
13th,
Ann Page White
Whole or .cracked
Wheat ,
24 -oz.
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CAKE
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Halvessins•.
ICE Clark's , 2 2 n ' 15e
ylmer Green Tomcito 17 c,z:.Jar 1 C.
NIITBUTTER'Ann Page 24.". jar -24c
JEWEL SHORTENING b19
ROBINHOOD OAT$ /14 20=
TOASTED WHEAT w�-ia 2143s.
Heinz Foods
Soups" c02=111ZS=.
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A&P
-COFFEE.
Freshly Ground
ti Mb, Bag 39c
8 O'CLOCK.
1 -Ib. Bag 35c
RED . CIRCLE.
•1 -Ib. Brag 31.
Spaghetti 2 sR 23c
.lairiPir NI TEA
Orange Pekoe 44' 47.
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Male and Female
TRAINEES WANTED. FOR S
MACHINE -SHOP .
PR,,A.E
4e•
f$hort sponsored war emergency
illa'ses. The courses are FREE_
with, a subgistance allowance of
87 per. week for single, azo $12
per week for married persona.
Successful aplplieants are assured
employment. Transportation. is
provided 'to the training.cen'tre.'
Mete,. ages 16-18 and over 26,
single' mei, between ` 20 and
26 if unfit for military servii°e;,
Women 16 to 40 years, Appli- .
eants for training, /',hil be inter-
viewed at the British Exchange
Hotel at 8 p.mn. Tuesday, Octotier
28th.
'uie3 Production, iS'iiiging, -0-igen,
Piano, Dramatic' Art, etc.
For terms apply linox Presbyterian
Church or :.,2 Elgin avenaue, Godlerich.'
Phone° 189. - 464x
VOTERS.' 'LSIS1` NOTIC'1i;.
VOTERS" LI'S'T', 1941, M-U.NJCtI-
PAI,:AITY:: ,,OP' THE TQWN OF
l - .. ' _. i -. _ T I-- -OF-HURON:
U CIDIERI CSI,, ()OI�1111.
Notice is hereby given that I have
complied ei-th--sseetion8- -of-the Voters' -
Lists Act .and that I.: -have posted up
at my office at the Town hall, Gode-
rich,on the 16th day of Oetob.er, 1,941,
the list of -all persons' entitled to vote
in the said municipality at municipal
elections, and that such "list remains
there **for inspection.
Ansi- I heiebyecall:_--'upun 11 voterst.
to take immediate proceedings to have
any errors .:or ;pmissions• corrected ac-
cording to law, the last; day of appeal
being the sixth clay of November, 1941.
L. J L. KN, OX, -
C]erk of the ' Town of Goderich. :
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AUCTION SALES
1`'IOOR7)�" 131LE FRAME DWEtI:LING.
4iLID OP A COM -
On Nelson street, Goderich, on
•SATI.'1RBAY, NOV.. lst
at .1.30 p.m. at the premises, by the
executrix def the estate of the late
Mrs,. Alice Youngblut. The property
is in good t-ondition and in a good
location.
TERNS.—Twenty per eent. of pur-
chase price at time of- sale; balance
in/ 30 days.
• 'H'AYS' & (HAYS, (Solicitors for
Executrix.
T. G UNDRY• & SON, Auctioneers.
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FORT ALBERT -Ave Maria" of, Bach-Gounod will be 43-4 -
played by Mrs ,E. Jessop, piano, and
. at 'the Anglican church;' Mervin Snyder, organ.: in .the even-
Servicesing Dr. Harvey Toney will sing.
Port Albert, will be resumed on •Sou Itev. A. J. Milligan of the Baptist
da;t, October 26th, at_ 3, 0 P.m.
- erch has chosen ass -the topic ,of his
Mrs. E. Foster is visiting in,. Toronto ,
�,•drrlio�l next Sunday.morning, "What
this week„ can we say about Heaven't" - and at, the
evening ,service he will Irreaeh the third
BORN
SMITH. -in Alexandra Hospital, Gode=-
rich, on Tuesday, ;October 21st, to Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsay! Smith, Bayfield
• (nee Lulu Jewell)1, a sen, Ronald
Richard,
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DIED, — -.
OLEANIE.--In Stanley -township, on/
Tuesday, October 21st, l9l1,
.31argarot !Logan, wife of the late
'Samuel Oleave, , in .her 84th. year.
•: IN MEMORIAM
ORS •'R —In loving memory of -Stanley
Orser, 'lvho died. October 22nd, 1940:
".0 for the toiich of a vanished hand
And the sound of a voice that is. still."
='-Lovingly remembered, by Mother
and'',a,
Olt SALE.—ONE 011.ESTEAUDIJI)*
suite; a nnitther of odd chairs, tables,
'dishes, ete. Sall'010-NA14-STAR. 43
sermon in the series "Night Sceinee
from the Bible," entitled "A King and
a Witch."
The annual thank-off:King service
will be held in Vietorhf street United
church on Sunday, October 26. Services
the morning service Ralph Henderson
will be the soloist and the ehoir Will
render the anthem "0 Lord, Thou Art
My God." The sPecial music in the
evening will be by a male quartette.
The -pastor; A. J:elicKuyee'will
!RUITS.d,VEGETABLES
CAiIPORAMA
CALIFORNIA VALENCIA.. 606D ,
ONTARIO GROWN' Tr:MIRA. CRISP
CELERY STALKS
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'3 for 20ic
10 'tbs. 17c
Aar P, SELF-SERVICE FOOD STORES
N SALIE
„Buy NOW arid save ;0%
cosm-Erritcs
*A.111:5 yajue for,,pnly'S
,:sialue. for only $1•40,
*1;45 s-alue for (oily $1.".80'
This special offer ends November
Take notiee that the Court iif Re-
vision of the Town of Goderich will
•hold its first sitting in the Council
(Thanflier, Town Ilan, Goderich, for
the purpose of hearing appeals against
the assessment roll fox' Ihe Town of
-Goderich far the year 19414942 eh
Tuesday, Novemher 4th,' 1941",-. rat' 8
.itil part -les interested are requested
(toderielt, ()etoher 22nd, 1941. 43-4
• NOTICE TO CBEDITOBS
is hereby Oven. to all persons
, having any' elahn atieinst the estate of
John Bizek. Young, late of .the Township
1941, to send seine duly verified to the**
Juidt'esigned on or .5efore the I;Ist day
of Otoonet. 1941.e.as wed after ;that
date the execittakrof the Saiti'Vstaie
thereof, having regard only to the
Dated at Goderieh. this 15th day of
karrister, etc.,
Goderich, Out,
GDEARIls.'1Gr. AUCITION KALE OF
*ABU- 'STOOK, IMPLEMENTS
AND FUIRNITPIRE.
At -Lot 12, Baylield Line, 3 miles
north-ea:4C of Bayfield, and 8 miles
southwest of Clinton, on
`111-fURSDAY, OCTOBER 30th,
at 1 o'clock sharp, consietang of the
AE-1ORISEIS.-11Matehed team of grey
mares, 5 years Wel; grey mare, 13
years old.; grey gelding, 2 years old;.
bay mare, 3 years old; roan.,yearling
filly, bay yearling gelding.
(WITIII.De—Durham cow 6 Tears
old,, due in January Durham cow 6
years old, due in Pe'bruary,,. Durham
cow 8 yeaks Orr -due in February;
Helstein eow 10 years, old, due in
JanuarY; black cow., 7 lears old, due
time_ of sale; black tow 7 years old,
2 heifers in eall. 'The foll.owing Dur-
ham and : IIIeref,ord young cattle
PIGS.---Igeven Chunks; 1g 'Pigs, 6
weeks old ; sow with pigs ; soW due
POUILTRY.—Choice floCk of 140
Hybrid , Barred Rock and -Leghorn!
pullets starting to lay.
binder, 6 ft. cut; Massey Harris, 13 -
disc grain and seed ,drill with fer-
tilizer attachment ; Massey Ilarrierlia,y
Massey Harris cultivator arta bean
puller ; Massey !Harris service truck ;
Prost & 'Wood mower, ;1 -ft. cut; Prost
dise; Mann spring tooth cultivator ;
hay rack and raek ; farm
h.p. gag, 'engine and cutting box in.
good 'condition ; (Lister Cream sep-
arator, 650-1b, capaeity, only 4. years
old; root.. pulper; 'fanning mill Willi
WANTED ED
IiUJ1: 491.1) alio a$41t
• n de:A(l 4,111 tn..; hula he at4Lt.abin
for mink reed . 'zetuoved promptly.
PRE]) !GILBEK'i.',• Clinton.at,,3, t�I3 ytiefpain
4 1*oue 908 `M •22, 'CinCalls paid- •'.
gi or. 18-tf.
°1l'l)1[t SA1 o
7.,.. h{ . , l) ).ter],
OIG, A7..�IA1•., '-"W A ` �iltk,'IW.O.�,��, ,, Y
{ -acres, c s orchard, whole or - part.
Sewer, water, etc. �Ch1IA'RLE,S HEA E,
112(1' J -84th ave., Richmond J1illl
(,��ity=-- or ia, 'C'. 1EI1� , Goderich.
41-ttf
ADM F01t $. Ll�.. --IOT 37, CON. 4;
Goderieln Township, containing - 80
I,
acres. 'Sand loan` and clay loan),.
1% storey brick'' house, barn 40x60
and .4 drit'•e- o use hn• a •e
). cd h t. , e Ito s r,
Silo . Gond supply of water ' 1�riLye
$2500. Apply PROD 'MO1:0Y'; Thed-
ford; Ontario. . • 42:-3
FOR,, .t;;,.1;tL1A..�-rS,IX • PIG;., F.I41+.. r
FOR,
,•6
`avccl,�a old October 22nd, laJ4l.
Apply to .IAS.; it![7DIIO4Ia, (�txlar
• .street, neau r .Itobt, a Win Wee. 43x
Fit')lI : - hI �,'LIEe— Mir lS() N , �1L MISCH'
Piano with 'bench,' :100.'cath ; chest
of drawers $7.. Kitchen chairs, 36c
each;. 2 rocking chair's' 75 • 'each,
Apply .to SIGNAL -STAR. • 43
. bagger_ and .eonjpltete set of sieves;
2 -wheel trailer; 2 sets of team harness ;
set of single and driving harness;
;barrel spray.; chicke>ii:. (•rates and
feeder ; 2 chicken shelters; hot water
ineuba tor, 4510 -egg size hayfork,
ropes • and a slings; • shovels, forks,
doubletrees, neekyakee ; 500. ft. "elm
plank; 2 13 -plate batteries, 6 volt.
`GRA]IN AND PEND. -400 ;bus. oats ;
300 bus., mixed, oats and barley 100
bus. wheat ; 745 -bus. soy beans; '30
loads of chpice alfalfa and timothy
hay 60 •shocks of' corn in field ; •
several bags of seed and table .po-
ta.toes. /
'FUIRMTURE. No. 9 range for .
• wood or - coal ; airtight heater ; 'din-
ing;rooin • table and -(i -chairs ; kiteheni
table, chairs and Mass • cabinet; oak
-'-.
- Iced -,-iron bed, dX esser-ansl st4nd;sc,.n •
-
ing machine; barrel - churn Brussels
-rug-10x42,-good as .new-,-a-nd--numerous-
other
n tm-erq us;
other •articles.
TI i3IISi—�C'ush. Everything t() be
sold, as ° proprietor • has rented alis '
farm.
M. J.. BUTLER, - Proprietor.
I.IDWINILD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
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44,
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th011e 45 ElYLEitt*I3 $TOAZ
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G-' rzA4I,N!G, A,ucYrtiroN -SALE
C1Q(V' anti Y&OU_EVG CATTLE:
At Lot 8, Con, 9, E. D. Colborne, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31
at 1.30 sharp : •
1 =roan cow 6 years old, 1 roan eow
9 ,yeiars old, 1 roan cow 7 years old,
1 • roan cow 8 years old, 1 spotted
cow 5'- years old, 1 !blue cow 7 years
old, ,1 red cow 4 years old, 1 red cow
;deli' old, 1 red cow u g years old.
These are .till¢ -.Grace Durhams. One,
Hereford cow 6 years _old, 3 Hereford
heifers; a'I1 cows- and heifers are sup-
posed to be in calf. Two Hereford
steers, about 1200 Lbs.; 2 Hereford
steers, about 1100 lbs.; - 2 • iH, ereford
steers, about 1000 lbs. ; 2 Hereford
steers, about 800 -.:;abs. ; 2 Herefords
steers, about . 700 lbs. ; 3 Hereford
heifers, 'about" 800 Abs.; 6 _Liming
calves.
This is a genuine clearing sate. as
the owner. lost all his feed by are.
The Battle are a real good' lot.
TERMS—Cash.
T. GU DtRY & SON, Auetiouee,s..
R01SIS Merit -ME, Proprietor.
LIFE INSURANCE
A HUSBAND'S PRIVILEGE
A WIFE'S RIGHT
A CHILD'S CLAIM
FL M. FORD
INSURANCE
3 Hamilign St: Tei. 268w
'To Owners and
Earborers of Dogs
to me a list of persons owning
or, harboring flogs, litho have not.
paid the 1941 dog tali.
y the dog tax is not paid to
the Tax CeIle,etor on or liefero
November ist, 1941, sunimonses
will be issued under the Town
Chief of '/Poliee;
42-3
1.1110111111.11044,
COAL. COAL.
When. in the market for' Coal .
Call-:CIIAS. LEE'S OFFICE -
0 Phone 22
and you wat 'get moor SOrdoo
Hardware 14tore and Coal Yard 'at The Hai4or'
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