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AIJUJ1N Oct. 28.e ---Mr. alad,, Mrs. next, there will, be azo e> vice a=4' St.
ordon I)libie and sons .Sallie, <e f V'r.- Mark's Anglican church*.
s were reeent' vieitor-s with WeeThe: Ladies' A-14 of tile Baptist
chureu, were -guests is c)f ' the Clintons
MryT Dobie and !Mr. end . Mrs. Warner Ladies',Aid '011 Tuesday'. A splendid
. ,>tttiewon. - program was put' on hp the Auburn
Mi Deana =Scott is Visiting friends in lazes, A. dainty lunch was served by
Tcirente, the 'Clinton ladies, and' a social half -
t
11 len -
r. and Mrs. John' die°I�.nisht. aid, oRar a��t,� �l
'grandson, Garth \eKriaht, are visit- PlnaStraight FIPow. .,
on-
latulations are
due George Robertson,
31ig Mn'. and Airs. Floyd Ferguson,>�� ,. - e - r •t Mrs
Utrrk't�en year old eon of � . and
Clint41n. - bimeL Robertson, who won first 'prize
MIS. W. C. Robertson ,is visiting her in the open tractor eitt s plowing in . „
Christie all sad at the South �llul+un . luwitl h Yllatch vocal duet, Hattie anti'\QIm.an \\ fight-
tlatYgliter, Mrs, ,Andrew C hrlati p ., m:au ' ' mouthorgall selection' Stewart
Cromarty. , - > held on tlic. -farm •ot Asa 1 enhale in dill ' ••,,lissiunary Box" exe>rcin4' ells
-- .. Robertson of ',Stephen tO ushill last lhuxsday. , ,
lltr. &anel Mrs. John d T, . e #t -i i ..lie -J tail • . c�atller -�1`
Ooderich Vi. ited with llies..Susie Blai,ir, (.xeurb'e is a tutient of -Auburlt Continu- ti ted I 1 11 u 1 J a e I3 rt. ;; Dili
. "' Anniversairy services' will be held in. atlele School. „ ucl l tt , \\ 1 ncl ;i.i� Sc s, Focal
Clinton. -Some . , �, duel, Jewel and ,N'orman}_MCelineney;
Knox 'Presbyterian, church oil ',Sunday, Institute Members gilt l Baton. --Sonic
' y piano Sulo, Margaret Jat'tasO1 ; ret"itsi-
. November .,nd, at 11 a..n. ;eel .30 p.m. tweet •-eight ladies cn the \\'onaetia twee, Rose, Patteson, Bobh - lungirlut
• Rev, Bel?. Andre of _!iotas will be Institute.' were.' eettests ' of the •l`lintuu Tillie J Andrew, Carol ylieau .uu
the .speaker for the day, Special music \\'.1. ori, 'Thursda ^ eafternoon,..
urs. J. Joe , 1 d
> Eleanor .1.ndre%v; plana duet, Betty
will be xeestered 'it•t eacli servic.'t. -es 1�.arwst chtuis, president of the, Clio- j r. ,
and une \Isiah; . m llthoi ,an aelet
the evening; eervice the (1lntoll• 1 le,-, told bgitnt.li, pi'e�suIecl for the iir,t part rail J stele aldol, Mrs. Albert 'C`' m bel
a provide uriesh.:aal of the meeting and exteuck a. liealt ' i ' L 1% a p 1
Ry texiatn choir ,Will 1 r > �> y their told the •children s story •'A.
numl)+rr. anti lean. hi the .service of welcome to :,tin. viaitur's. 1,tte> tilt liuppy, t'hineat> 'latialily," and other
raise. ` • basila>s:• period, • Iia, llgarfi`'.,•~I•.°tisses '►n *_.„...,,.......' ; , , ,... , ,:_. J'," .,,
Miss Ruth. , •. a n4111.1 -ti.. ritlt , a does cholus,.,..11'ali'#Jlll-
l.Is>s Iauth Arthur, utu�e 111 taa111u1„ pt.>,1ctt11# t,!1_t11e~ .luouclu blanch, pre aanu J°lin.lilll ugh, Billie; Craig and
111 \' rturia Huspitel, 1,0101011, awl Keith idee for •tilt • I,,regrai 1, whish cyan + _ reading, ; ,Craig;'
t'•. ,f• the` ,'t. T,,1llinlu,s;- givesb\• the 1.1inarn ladies,
The niet't-! ltu,tt 111i11i1) , 1ctt�
Artht,l, t ,,,An'-
,
. ' snarl, Colleen 1ii11ion ; reacting, Leonard
:visited their. mother, airs., Margaret Mg was closed with the Netll.nal All (_llchambaulfi. After the singing or the
,•. . �s g' g,
Arthur, at the rvaeekunci: tiwip. • .1, stimptmite repa*t was 'stereo ' !National Anthem, Iter, 11. t'.. Wilsoli
Mr. Stewart 1'ergus01& of .Meiint b 'the '('1•i11toIi ladies. • a ). i n '
1, 1 t with �$ J 1D- .4)\ pronounced, the lent list u Cookies•
e of tiles s utldt ne
- Rev. Jas. and 11re.._coni , of \\111cr (1,e, B.C. Iter:sudd n dearth Wile'the , tele, 1 t, : mi t'atulJbell, to ,Mrs. \1'11=
fit'.�ttt< 4�f' t't 'i•;tt• ,tccldent `111' r�•hiclr shed f
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THEaYDERIOR SIGNAL.STAR
CHURCEE NOTES
4,'`- tt ith; I . D. Munro, William Qadmin
t ohs Uot eet (�'aarnoclaau,, Erhest 1Eliel int;
butte c. and O. ill `gtl' att. I}�iieai4 3 wt;It'e
,).resc:ubt fronts: fault -rte. giarie;'.Iietrolt,
St. i etre s and ' �aforth. and the cur
rvuudin (district.
alssnon" band rrogram,T e ,i js-
tiun,Baiad of Knox United church _pre
rented a program hi the church' base-
ment ora Friday evening. Billie Craig
presided ;�'ur the shoot worships's eriucl
Harvey \\ ightmait 1 >pe:ated 111 1lf(►t1i
1•sai111. Betty Marin led in prayer.
'1`li 4111 S1Ula.anti pledge •was repeated
in unison uy file members. rs. . Rev. 11.'1),
Wllseu. then took the chair for the
following program; .Piano solo, 'Ruth
Wilson..; recitation, Glen Yungblut;
li+`ore•t W1t at week -end ' tat 4 \'Ltil ur Death of Mrs.. as. iera e.—\ 'aril stili huniemaue candy A ere pi3sstd to
h' I° r 1 t Mr anti \Ire 3 J 1 heel, r ie i h r
y vote of thanks
his
Ja e 1 . , _ .. _ la• e're et e • all pre'.sent 1 --heart
Ferguson.- (le tth el \ir- 1,1 1 ac ice of \1i it►li � I I \Ir J't \\ Duds secs
•
soli; the l'a'de: r of tlic�`11�aniI, acid [u
'Stalr:;een ,River, visited with Mr. and husbalud ltisu was involved, - The ll
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Ml�.> bet S. Astlutth and D maid Rua., Amelia' tied :i cousin of• Ml's. Chas. in ) for last week) -
of Str.atfolt1 \oruiai School, spent the 11o%vsall aii�l it is only at 'mouth since—
.
ince _. l to lded z la)
week -end tut their- homeS here. ' She •vi,s'ited .here and at • L'lyth. Be- l3,\•.P.t• Meethig.--The; ILY.P.U.
Miss Laura Phillips 'pent the week sides her hti-bau(1; she is survived by held their tOctobee meeting in • the
end .with friend's in Toronto, one sou, Jame:, jr., and two daughters, Baptist church all Sunday evening.
Rev, Percy Streeter, newly-apps,illted Mrs. set'
O1ey:Ogden (Myrtle), and firs- The meeting was in -charge of firs.
rector: of Auburn, Blyth and Belgrave , Paul E. peels (Ruby), all of Western
Auglieatn- churches, preached his first Canada.. Mi°, T'ierc'e also 'Swell kno�vu
sermon in St. Mark's church-Iie're- last here, es, ; �; lriuli � illness- e?ume
SundaY. with carloads of live stock.
Messrs, J. W. Medd, Charles Asquith,. Death of Miss Jean Ratcliffe.—A
• 'm. J. Stewart 'and' Ezekiel Phillips �•furmer resident of Auburn Miss Jean
Auburn,
Deanerbanquet 111. the George and James. itaith'by. inc ladies
attended the Deanery (1 'Ratcliffe, cried, at ,Sault Ste. Marie
cry-�--:�•-�-.i:;,Iyar�h•- hmt�of 6�t:w�c�rb'e}'-•rJaglscan•-holrl�tt3°-•fro�l-t••°lzez\t•i' a`t�'ttr"k. S11e rr'as tiu•atrtecte, itis„ Horr son, �.t>;s. J-•� 1�Ie
ch'ureh, Goderieh, on Friday evening• been in Ashburn, the- youngest dough- hflight, Mfrs. E.,'Raithby and Mrs, W1i1:
..Mr:,.,.- Oenrge I.'nterstan a1fe.—Xer .I1LQ tt ,f`.1arn�ies.Itetcliifte. ailcl ,i°(tnet Kerr. d,giix, lave a rtumber. Elaine John-
YMiss! s • mouthox an selection, lir, .
• r 13. '�(.. Weir and a. , w .ton gave, a g ,
'visited with. D .rbc family moved •.tu West t \\ a anosh �`
James Jatckson led in prayer. Mr.
c''' tile • Jliss inn Band for .their -splendid
Mrs.\\ ra \.ndereen last rrec6 c • eed lady is a niece of 31re Vlfled
Stanley J -Dunstan, rjory and Elaine
Johnston. The Sc•aripture was read by,
lural -Reid, The t-opie. wa, --.g ve11 Icy
Mrs. Elmer Robertson. Doris Mc-
Knight and Marie Raithby sang_ a
duet. Short talks were given by •
Josephine -Weir this week. ,
tu--annt4:erearY.. 'Se s ices. in
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
when 'ehe was -a year 'old. She at -
'tended West -I -lied sciruol and Goderieh c'ran'k Raithby invited the B.Y,P.LI: to Down by a Kincardine Car
Collegiate Institute and was a member his home for HaIloneen, Mien the
As a result of injuries received when
•
Rev. R. '11. Ternhull, et N"ortla, {Stmt
United . aura, the ehoscn es the 1l-
ja14;+t oP .:tai_ praoab for next Sunaday
,horning; "Ian. Prat Ofllesletuece."
he the ev•ening• he will f, -peak on Dr.A. J. 'Oro sins, new book, 'The Keys
of thy..Kingelona."
The �huzch Women's Guild of
George'e church will meet Weinesd:ay,
November lath, in the Guild room. .A:11.nit'mbers -are; aslted.e to attend this
Meeting,
Briefs
The A,w'I',P..f . of St. George' Anglican
church is holding -a costume Hallowe'en
frolic 14 the Parish hall fh (Thurs-
day) evening,, :This party taken the
place of the rejular A.Y, ?.A.. meeting.
The Ladies' Aid of Zion church and
Red Oro:3e of Taylor'e Corner will meet;
onWednesday, November :.nth, at the
Services . at the Bethel Pentecostal home of Mrs. Reg. $Hardy: The
Assembly under the` lea'de'rship of Rev. hostesses ` will be Mrs. G. O. Sturdy and
\Filsonwill be conducted as fol- Urs., 0, Newton. e10W6: ; IS'and iy-4) J3, Sullenly $chool ; 11 1.)he' Margaret Seager ;Club of St,
4.15.2 service; 7.30 .p.m., eveniut,; ser- .George's Anglican' church ,will hold• a
vice. Tuesday --S P.m., young people's tea in the eiluild room of the parish
service. Friday -4 pen., •: children's ` hall from -o4 to. 4I p ni on Friday,
ch.ilac11; b Am., regular prayer meeting. November 7th.
At tile" ;morning service at North
street United church next Sunday Mrs.
A. Schutz, violinist, will play "'f'rau-
merei," by Scbumiann ; Aire. G. isil-
gow of Brantford will sing a solo:aud
the anthem will be "Angels that Around
I. c? Hover." in the evening the ladies'
quartette will sing "Saviour, Thy Child-
ren I�c.>c>p" (Sullivan), and LA(;. Harry,
y ledle.tc,l#... will -•-take the solo 'Part in
the authem "What of the Night?",
Rev. .' J ;Milligan; of the Baptist
Reserve Tuesday, 'November 4111,- titer
'Knox church Ladies' Aid anniversary
dinner. Admission 40e. Dinner served
from 3.30 to b o'clock. 43-4
'1'he 'annual ` meeting of the 'Red
Shield- \\'ozscn's Auxiliary will be
held at the home of ,Mrs, cD. \Villin,,
South street,. November 7111, at 2.30
pan. A good, attendance is r'equesateil.
Montreal's 'leading furriers are
showing their superb furs in faecinaat-
> Mg .st styles, Lor one day only, Nc venibe f
('llllitli liars Chosen as the st>,Wyect of hr's b ) �' a (:\stioc, Dip. Royal (jolkage of
MISS LL . 'Organists, London, Eag. )
Kingston 'St. Photee 462...'44,,J
Saturday, Mondayand Tuesday. Voice Production JSin ring • r u
J, , b �, Organ,
Ladies=': ISnulgie panties 'and vests .,ut Piano,. Dramatic Art, etc. _
''Oc'JL a.Rt t 1941
For Results
A Classified A4,
TQ BENT
-TO ll ` L'.---TRNT$111 D APART-
Mie.; T also :garnished: seems._
Phone 102,W. . 44tf
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'house'keeping,
tacit), room and board.
J. E. UA',ltNWELL, Reays street. .
To R:EN"T. Ftl'RJNi'S11ED APART-
MENTS, centrally located.. Write
BOX 40,
PURL" NOTICE
I«\,'lt.N'1 GOOD) CSO`4\ MISSIONS,
rotg1'esentieg well-knotrn1 loni
established Chick flit t�'hery. `' Splen-
did markets for eggs and poultry pre-
.,sekrt, '�tvonder4g'1 1 ppurtunities• to live
agents. -'Write for details to Bax S,
: SI'Gr:�ATeS'i"A1i,; 44
IOItA'CE W'I�LSON, 'l,.R.O;O.'
sermon next Sunday morli`ing,' "The ,7tii at ISS' MaeeV1O\dt''S STO1t�%
Value of Truth." Iu 'the evening he
will preach the fourth sernioii- in the
series "Night Se nes from the Bible,"
is prepared , to receive: Students iu
entitled •'LaIilps'ef Gideon." 3e, 5Oc and liac at GOODERICH Per terms :apply Knox Presbyterian
At Victoria street United tluiel the DOLLAR S1ORE.
,' Church or 22 1lgin avenue, 'Gotsirich.
ergiltae t tit the. -Lord's Supper will be Phone 1S9.
celebrated , et morning and evening
•services on Steri try,a November .''rid.
The W.)J.S. of Victoria street United
ebureli will hold its regular meeting
in the church on Monday, :November
3rd, at 2.30 p. i. q °
The autumn thank -offering meeting
of the \\'oman's Missionary Society of
North street ,United church will be
held on Monday, 'November 3rd, at 3
p.m., at the home of Mrs. Robert John-
ston, Waterloo street. airs. H. Durnin
The-`L\iaple Leaf 'chapter,. 1.O.D.E.,
will. hold its regular monthly meetiug
on ,Thursday, November tith, at 3 p.m.,
at'the Public Library. ' •
ifunimage-saale4-A`hnletk Chapter, art
MecKe y Hall, Saturday, Novei'itber5tit,
at 1 p.m.
The regular meeting -of the Ahmeek
Chapter, 1.0.D.E., will be held, at Mac-
Kay Hall, ilistead of the Public Lib
-
Vary,' M' F ides afternoon, .:\oveuiber
7 thy- when plii"ns for the - rummage
:.tile will be completed. ,
413-4x
%floTERS'.LIISrT NOTICE,
VOTERS' LISTS, 1911, • MUNICi
PALITY • OF • THE TOWN' OF
GODERIU1I, 'COUNTY OF HURON.
Notice is hereby given' that 1 have
complied with section 8 of the Voters'
Lists Art • and that • I have posted- ,.up
at i)1y office at the- Town -Mill, Gode-
10theday-ol' Osetuliei;19.11;
the list.. of all persons entitled to vat(„\
in: the said municipality- at municipal
elections, and - that such list" remains
there=. -for in eetion
� .
And I hereby call upon - all voters
to take immediate -Proceedings tohave
�
any."`eri(c)re' 01" _ �i\iieS1dr1's"y'c7)rireeted ` 41: -
Cording to"law, the last day of-aeal
beingcthe sixth day bf November, 1941s
•L: ;le -K-OK;
Olerk of the a Town of Goderieh.
42-4 _ _ . _
of Iitamat B.C.. will be the
, guestth•e regular meeting of file Women's
`pe`tl'er" institute Will be held at MacKay Hall
Fa ' on '.C'hursday, November l{th, at S. p.m.
FATALLY INJURED ON Yli'1'e will, be a • report of the recent
BLUE WATER HIGHWAY 'ne
st"Cute convention. at , London. . A
home -Made bake sale will also he held.
Herbert Jenimigs ef-Kincardine Struck Slender 'Pabletas,, harmless and
effective. =-Two weeks' supply $1, at
Oampbell's,' Drug - Store. 36-52
of the Presbyterial,), church and She :I -U: from INArgham will also be
„rse organist, of the old Presbyterian present. the Noien).ber .meeting Will struck, down by an, atrtomabile while
ti
church in ,Auburn- In 1`+O she .went be. iri charge, of Elmer Robertson. and walking, on the ,blue Wafter highway,
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to miles north oi`:' intail, on Saturday.
i,to Sault -Ste, 'Marie, There. sheat- George Ro`ilertsone• 111K`
tended `a business c'oilege "and 'after- 'Women's Institute. - mes. Edgar night at 7,30, Herbert Jennings, aged
-0
Brighten up ,yon ' living room
with ' a 'beautiful - new Picture
of.. Ftowers, " ShLiis or. Land-
seupe. It will give just the
color you need.-
SMITH'S ART AND GIFT
STORE.
"The H'gme of:; Good Pictures"
East St. - *' - • Phone 198
wards entered 'the once - of the Soo Lawson presided for, .tile October meet- fifty,. of K-i-tchener, formerly of Kin -
Woollen Mills, where she held an ex= ing of the Women's Institute, whieh sardine, died in Westinins'ter Hoep tti ,
n was k d in the Foresters' Hull ori Laudon, on Monday afternoon. HH
ec•utice position until two years ago, _.. was removed from Alexandra Hospital,
when. •he suffered a stroke from which Tuesday. Letters of appreciation for p tal,
she never "filly recovered. The fun cards • scent were received from lir. Goderich, on 'Sunday, when his condi-
eral service was .1101c1.' at Sault Ste. arid Mrs. W. J. Thompson and, -the tion- became critical. ,
Marie and Was conducted by„ the pastor Patterson family, A vote of thanks the• driver of the car that_ struck
of First' 'Presbyterian church. The was extended to the four girls, Ruth Jennings was• John E. Hodgins, of
remalus were accompanied here by her! Wilson, Joan- S+heppard, Isabel -Rollin- •Kincardine, who was driving home
only surviving, brother. Thomas, and son and Lucille Keller, whe sold tags from Grand Bend, He had two airmen
the funeral watts' field from the C.P,R, i fol•='the blind, on October 1'lth. An in hid ear, and, '• according'- to state-
! station' on ,'Thursday noon to 1 Ball's invitation was accepted- from. the Clink
1 cemetery. . The s er1ice at the graveside' ton W.I. to be their guests on October.'
was conducted-, by Rev. A. M. Boyle of 23rd. Mrs. Jas.. Woods and Mrs.. F.
i Auburn. pallbearers were.Charles -Ross were appointed to see about trans -
The
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BOKAR
1 -ib. Bag 39c
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nfade of High, Quality Ingredients in Our :Own,Bakery
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GRAPES California- Red Emperor 2 lbs, ,9c
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t cINTOSH' 'APPLES . ,boM svlo GI1At)E i[laaser.: 394 .
GREENING APPLES ` ore °C,6IP°�4rOM : :37
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pol$t tion. - Miss Marion 'Taylor sang a
solo, "Current events" was giveusby
-. BORN-
JOH\STO!�,-At Alexan'Tra hospital,
Goderieh, on October 28th; tts Mr.
and Mrs. James 'Johnston -(nee Rita
,
Foley) : 'East street, a: :daughter,
Bafibara Jane.
'STOWE.-At - Alexandra Hospital,
Goderieh, 'on October - 2 th, to Mr.
' and Mrs. Charles 'Stowe, Goderieh; a
_daughter. - -
DIED
RI'\'E'i`T.-In Ashfield toruship, •on
Thursday, October 23rd,. 'Mary Jane
i(ulbert,, wife of Shadrach Rivett,
in her 74th• year.
ments given to Traffic Officer • J1aines-s', _
Culp soon after the accident, Jenni-ns "TWENT-THREE .APPLY
darted in front of the approaching car FOR ,TRADE- INSTRUCTION
'without warning, 'attempting to cross
the road. Although Hodgins swerved'
sharply to miss him, the 'unfortunate When` Qualified to Be ' Engaged. in
Mrs. Chas, S-traughan. The topic, lean • was caught by the right fender - War Industries
"Historical Research,".. was taken by and hulled on stop of the hood, his head -,When- T. H. Scott,- field secretary of
Miss Margaret- King, _. who gave a -striking the windshield, Both legs the Dominion-Pro\incial War..,E'mer-
, splendid paper on the history of • were broken- and_ serious head and ge11c3' Training 'Program, visited Gode-
'Auburn and the surrounding country.- internal in'juries iti'i#ictecA. --�. '' rich on Tuesday, evening, twenty-three
people, consulted him with •a view to
entering schools°tic learn a. trade and
secure a -job' in munitions factories.
The applicants were divided. about
evenly between_adults over twenty-six
-and youths -sixteen to eighteen, in-
clusive. Two were young *girls who
Mrs. Wm. Craig, Miss Betty Craig and - The late Mr. Jednings, who was a
Mrs. It. J. Phillip: sang a trio. Mrs. well-known 'bandsman in Kincardine,
A. J,' -Ferguson conducted a contest. I RilS at the time of his tl;eath a drum -
The singing -of the National Anthem 1 mer with the military, Tripe band •nit
brought the meeting to a close. A Kitchener Traihi'ng Selmol. Ile was
dainty -tench was served by the hitchhiking to spend the week -end at
hostesses, • Mrs. Herb - Mogridge and
Mrs. Earl Ra,ithby.
PRESBYTERIAN - Y.P. '
RALLY Ar CLINTON
f
•
The young people's , rally ofthe
Pre lbytery of • Huron eves held in the
Presbyterian chureh---- at I.)linton on
October 21st. Young people from
G`oderich, H >nsalll, Seaf"ort.h, Exeter 'Stratfo.ril,._"Versus Elmer Hugill_ of Sea -
and Myth, -attended. 'The president, forth. -
Mr. Clifford Lowry of Goderieh, pre- The accident, ,a rear -end collision,
occurred on March 16th; 1939, on high-
way. No. 8, a short distance east of
Clinton. The plaintiff drove from
Clinton .east on No. -8 highway,;, and
half-a-lnile' out stopped his. car on the
south Ride of the road and ae t..'int
•a f'armhou: e on. the-1iert'U side to cal
for his wife and infant child! On re-
turning he found that the defendant
Hunt had crashed into the. rear of 'big
parked automobile. Winter conditions-
prevaile i at ;the time, .evith now and
ice on -the edges ,of the road. The,
verdigt hinged chiefly on how far the
ear was parked- on the travelled nor,
titin' of the highway. er • `
The jury which :dried the,' case on
.Tune 6th, 20th and 27th -found both
IitI aiTts negligent and His Honor, after
reviewing written. argument, awarded
Hunt 23 per cent. of - •$187.96, the
amcttitnt at which' his loss was fixed,
and Itugill 73 per cent, of $230 loss.
Reel' was allowed costs. -
E.' G. .. Thompdop, Stratford, for
plaintiff ; 'Frank Donnelly for defend-
ant.
PERSONAL MENTION
-1 Miss Floreiwe Mooney, .of �ieaford,
visited : her relatives here over the
week-erel.
Miss -Laura Jeckell of Exeter„ spent
u the vc>,caa,a:caaafa. the week -end in town, ,the guest of the
Misses Robertson, Victoria' street.
Mrs. A. Downing and daughter Ruth,
of Pororito, spent a week with Mr. aria
Mr::. John S. Platt, Victoria street,' •
Mrs. Frankill. Johnson 'Is leaving. to-
day for Victoria, 11.0., where -she ex -
'Tete: to spend the neat six months.
Fre(1•Whittingham and Albert. Yonne-,
of ,the° halt Aircraft 'School, spent the
week -end with the former's parents,
Mr. and. Mrs. J. 1;. Whittingham. .
Harold Hibbert. who is'attending the
trades , school 'at +Kitchener, spent the
week -eml rtvitll hie parents, Mr and.
;gmF, �1i. Hibbert: - -r
Mis(a Genevieve Sparr of T3uffalo has
enjoyed a two ,,,weekte vacation with
her ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. John parr,
before going to Tiel Ray I3eae11, Florida,
for the winter.
Mr. J, Freeman, who has beefi on'
tl:e staff .of the Royal:Bank h4 -re for
some months, 11110 been transferre(lf, to
the 'breech of the 'bank at Tweed,.Ont.
Ur. Jack 4lollan-d of: town' :will fill the
vacancy tine; left i11 ' the Royal Bank -
atafir here. .
Kitacard11ie when Struck down and
fatally injured. 'lie w'as- .unmarried„ wished: to become machine operators:
There also were two farmhands, _ Wirt
JUDGMENT IN DAMAGE CASE Mr. Scott- said that farm helpers were
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hot - -being encouraged, ,fo leave 'their'
Sequel to Long-drawn-out •Trial at
present occupation.
AUCTION SALES
;FARM. WA'NITVEI )-•==• .`l lE OR 'elrl C
farmer, married?, rasp militarya
e
evante : f artmt._ a_o r
�a
te• cin'
_ .... , V,..,t... __.�.li -�_ glen .
`vldow g or • ,cged eoupie. Gapablt of
taking'ful1 ehurge..dpply by letter only,
3
�tl) ,1 OX ,. SIG�IAIa-STAIR, giving
loe t o and ,� � u .fair �'zartieulars.: • .�4x
1i!!"°J 111).- IiIN �%1RIE.NC, +O , ,MAID
for general housewprk, . MRS. ,p.
A: GI/MEOW, Nelson ,street, - ,
W TId1 . TO IIUY Oli 3 11ORalas
and dead ca.ttlerj must O-suitabl
Por mink reed; removed promptly,
Flitb.3) GIILBERT, R.R. 2,, . aytielne
Phone 908 r 22. ClLiTon,' Mous 'paid
,for., ' XS-tB•
T'rXaEiI' IIOI.'ti'(]�: i'O,I.IL'+S TO 131,1 '1)0.
LI'S 11E►E1y at -clow-1 20fjf.p
.ra,, %•eet
with (Much tgps,, $1.•00; ` 3 2v -feet with
'6 -inch' r tops,. $1.90; COLIB,O
li ir<'rPI I•I'� 4+1 F 1 ` _. _, , �*Ik.
T �I 1�I'IiI�ON�. SYS'1.`Pt4( ,
W IIIilrne € .utto i, . Carlow No, 1413.
5. . g .. Carlow' No. , 1 7,.
J. Iteral ban, t x
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FOR SALE ,
FOR SALT..,---U1'R1GHT PJ i'sjVO IN
good condition, ' $r6U'.00. Apply
4
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FOR, SALE. -FIVE -ROOM ll `
1
110
USE
• on- Highway No. 8. Good garage,
chicken -.louse, two large lots. Eayy',
t -a=las for •(Iu1ek sane -T.- G1TNDILI?.
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J'uit SALE.—WA�1'lil{FRONT, 7
acres, - orchard, whole or . part.
Sewer, water, 'etc. bell\ 1L1)S HEALIl,
,tl20fii-,84th ave., Richmond 13111, y',Y.
City -ui It, C. • UAYS, Goderieh..--
41 -
�r_ OUSE 15'QJt SALE.--FIV1)It0031s
sone-tlfth acre of land, mare or less.
,In: _ good .location in„ the village of
. Aubul fi• Apply'` l A11RY , BEADLE'S.
B-UTOIIElt 81-101', Auburn..
A'UICITleONl" �SIALi!7 - 01 - z A CoM-
110R['JIU3 LE . FRAME • I�WEtL1LING.
On Nelson streets Goderieh, on
.SATURDAY, NOV. 1st
at 1.30 p.m. at the �'preanises, by the
executrix of the cake of the late
Mrs. Alice Youngblut. The property
is in, -good condition' and in a` good
.location. `
TORIES. --Twenty per cent, of pur
chase price at time of sale; balance
in 30 "days.
,
'HAY'S '& iH YS, 'Solicitors for
Executrix.
_T_: GUMMY- & SAN, Auetioneei s-. - - .
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cmtps THANKS
MR. SHADRACH RIVETt AND
family' wish to thank their Many
frientIS and neighbor's- for the kindness
shown them. in their recent -sad -bereave-
ment. Special thanks teMisses Cora
Newman, and to those' Who loaned cars
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MRS. JA,S. LppiEn, AND -FAMILY
All applicants were questioned and. iss -wish to thani- their friends and
June' Comity Court Sittings neighbors. far the kindness and. sym-
Judge E. W. 'Clement, who presided pathy shown thens. in their recent
at the Jfine session,' of Huron County bereavement in the loss of husband and
Court, has 'given judgment in the long- father, and also 'for the man§, floral
drawn-out motor damage action and tributes. -44
counter -claim. of: 3Ielville Hunt; of -near
r'equired 'to out fornas. If accepted
they will be called as SO,Ort as possible
to training schooLs at Weston, Kiteh-
erier or London. There is at •Preserit
an acute' shortage of mechine • shop
help and the first calledswill be let.
training in this work, a course of eight
"Ut) until June last we were able to -
get this 'Class *of. help .by general in-
quiry and advertising, but no longer.
Now we heve to train them,", explained
- --At !present an airplane factory is
nearing the production stage at gruree.
lin, near london, and it is expected
that many of tlge stndents of the Lone
don school will eventually lindempluy-
meht there. Industrialists will visit
the training schools trom time to time
and pick out the MOSt progressive.
At Mitchell Mr. Sc4It had a Vieit
from ,a senior matricereM With honors
. in mathematics. -He may , go direct
into .a plant. enkaged in- aero -engine
overhaul. The response`a‘t Clinton was
poor, only five or six.. At Seaforth and
live candidates, were seciired in four„
towns, Mitchell,"SeaTerth,, 'Clinton and
, The courses, of these students are
free,. with a etilisistisece' allowance of
$7 per week for single and $12 per
wkek for married persons. SucceSsful
aPPlicants are , assured, .employment.
Transportation. N provided. Prospec-
tiv,e students should write War Train-
ing Program, 'Parliament Buildings,
Toronto.
WESTMINSTER GUILD
°On Tueeday "evening the young
people of Knox --elipreh held their.
regular meeting. As part. of The wore:
gave the'tfipie, based on the ,parable
of the ten virgins. Miss_ Mare, Mc-.
,Kay showed lanterneslides of the
missionary work ot 'the church. among
the Ilhinese of iclanada and le British
Guiana. During the business
mission arrengements were made by
the young people to place tvvo • Union,
church!. 1A, halthour of Hallowe'en
meeting, ,There was a larger. atten-
datum at the meeting this week and
eext vveek, when the raeeting will be
held on ,Morlday, Nevember 3, because,
of, the anniversary supper on Tuesday
evening.
sided. The Goderich society took
, charge of the worship period, with
13.etqs McKenzie wading the
Seripture and Miss Bernice Hogarth
leading in prayer.
was decided that in the spring the
-yourie people of the Prestisstery would*
meet for a 'Sunday, conference and
that •the rally next year :erould be
held in Exeter. Miss rMslisgterite
Hogarth, of the- Exeter
rendered a delightful 'solo.
'The speaker of the evening-, Rev. J.
R. Greig of Atwood, gave an inspire
Mg address, taking as his 'text, "1...
will arise and go to .my Father." Two'
members of the Seaforth
Mre. F. Kling and Mise ,,PearI Patter -
and -Mrs. Reith, Seafortle and.
Mr. Robert Cameron of Hensall gave
splendid ereports of the Guelph con-
vention.
The following officers were chosen
Harold 'White, Exeter; vicepresi-
dent, Miss; Beryl Pfaff, Hensall;
seeretary-tredsurer, Miss; elary Mc-
Key, Goderieh. A, vote of thanks
was tendered to the Clinton young
people for their hospitality. Rev. B.
Andrew of Clinton elokd . -the
es
meeting
SETTLED OUT OF COURT --
In an aetiOn 111 ihe Supreme illourt
of Ontario, sitting at Stratford this
week, W. 'A.' Neilson of Stratford and
the Brantford Cordage Company of
Brantford -sought damages from Leslie
aeorge Mutton, of the Huron . road',
Godericli township, as the result of a,
t ra tile ecklont north of ler on
SePlenfiser 11, 13040, in "which Neilson
was injured and fheerlaintiffs' 'ear was
damaged, After evidence had been
taken for a day end a half a settle-
ment was effected and tile eaSe did 110k
go to the jury.
IFARM FEMRATION MEETINGS
The Ilroderich Township unit of th,e
110;:•oa 'County Federation of Aftrien1-
. awe., will meet at Porter's ellill, . on,
Reeves; Scott, Whitmore and Dorirdnce
14.ixi se the speakers. ...
The Hullett Township unit Will meet
qt- Lorkieshoro on Friday., November
he present. Thiu.,Ineeting will be fol-
lowed by a dafirv, No admission will
bek charged. All farmerp,' and, their
familieu are invitedi, to. attend,
Jett to Market ek *es, reeclutott
fed ee
We all inow wbat 'cliei',.76;21i1 do if
we had a million dollars. With it
Sgt. gam sta'tioned
at 'Manning Depot, 'Toronto, wcui home
at the weele-end Vol- a visit with hiu
family And took adVantage hiS
leave to put up the Gtorm windowa a
his house. Whire doing go he slipper
from a 10..idder, fell to flip groUnd rind
fractured bill left lyrist. Ile returned
to duty with, tio• arot in 4
THE FAMILY OP THE, LATIel
Margaret Cleave wish to thank
their friend's fpr flowers and their
kind sympathy shown them '11 their
recent sad bereavement. _ " 44
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
. Notice is hereby given to all persons
having any claim against' the estate -of
John Buck, young, late of the ToW1zhill
of West Wawenosh, who died on or
about-ille--5th-day of October, A. D.
1941, to send game duly teritiedeo the
undersigned on -or before the 31st day
of Oetober; 1942, as on and after that
date the executors of the said estate
will .pr9ceed to distribute the assets
thereof,' having regard only to 'the
then .
42-3-4 GoderiCh, Ont.
'LIFE INSURANCE
A WIFE'S RIGHT
A CHILD'S CLAM
'Ati FORD
nistinANb4
I��l)•R ALIS. G`O'�^i"I�I+�I,ATI�' 73AI3�
• . . 'buggy, practically new. ..Apply
BOX 84, SIGNAL -STAR.
FonS`s',ALEsse-ONE WICKER BUGGY,
. fawn, hi good condition ;.orie maroon
folding go-cart; 'one high-chaiiee.one•---
like 'new. ...Apply SIGNAL -STAR.
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FOR SALE:Le-YORK sow wrra.
eleven ,young pigs, 4 weeks ol.`".1.7.
light delivery %-ton FOrd truck, model
13, in goed :condition; also a :f'ew square
FAeim''FOR SALE. -100 ACRES OF
"'good land and a good house, 'a
liarn 40160 tte with - good 'stabil/1g .
system in house and barn - about
lseven • or eigbt acres hardwood bush,
and spring creek.. It is . about six
-miles from Auburn. Will sell • chea:p.
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LONDON BUSINESS !FOR,. SALE:-
Conteets of roomineehons,e; twenty-
three rooms,. twelve 6hundred: SYD-
NEY SE11).'THE,. 200 Dundas, .liondon
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NOTICE OF TIIE 042)-Un'T OP RE
TOWN OF 00DERICH_
.Take notice that the, Courf of Re-
vision of , the • Town of Goderich will'
hold. its Iirst sitting in .tlae. Council
'Chamber, Town GOderich, tor
the Purpose of hearing appeals against
the asses.sment roll .for the 'TOwn
Tuesday, November . 4th, 1941, at' 8
o'clock in .the -evenin,g.
partieseinterested are. requested
L.- le leNog; Town Olerk.
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To Owners and,
Harborers of Dogs
FINAL NOTICE
The Tax voleetor haa handed
to me a liSt. of persons. own.ing
or harboring dogs, who have not
paid the 1941 dog ctax.
• It the dog tax is not paid' to
-the Tax Collector on or before
November 1st, 1941, summonses
will be issued under the Town
3 Hamilten St. Tel. 268w
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Chltef of Police.
COAL o COMA
, Min in the market for Coal
call CHAS. LEE'S; OFFICE ,
Phone 22
-.aid you *ill get PROMPT Service
Hardware Store and Coal 'yard at ollie 1Zarbor