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Big, comfortable- • and
warm, with English. Rag.
lau shoulders. You will
steed .a - warm Overeoat
this winter ; we advise
n®- You will
buying ,
nQt and a more service -
at le Coat or a • smarter
looking ° Coat for so
little money. Fine chis--
lity woelens in various
shades.
Pridham's
The Square
PRICES
27.50-30.00
35.00-37.50
MODFRI ! F NA
crinsitgpia, 'NOVEMBER Mb, `,
CAO' 3
C'A'RLOW, 17.—Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan, Vraawfor ,° of" 'Fitutt, Mich.,
spent the vveelc•end W,dth Airs. Wilson
and Were aeconnanied mw; their retatrn
by Mrs. Wilson, who Will visit with
theses .for a haonth and 'will attend the
marriage of her',granddaughter, Miss
Betty Crawford, on. December Oth, at
Mint, •
The 'Ladies' Aid met' at -the home of
Mrs. °(ieua"ge',Glen on Wednesday, 'With
Mcg „ ii"an, 'Cantwell In eha•rge, The
meeting opened' with a devotional
period. MrS. R. Bean read the Scrip-
ture lesson,` and Mrs., ,Errington Scrip-
ture
a solo. 'Later the anember,_wnrbed
and finished two quilts for the' Iced
Cross, At the close a "dainty lunch
was •served by the hostess and her
daughter, Miss Jean iGlen, and a social Despite the efforts by ghysicians an
hour was enjoyed. Victoria Hospital, London, and by
IConununity Entertaiwnent.—A com- many residents of town and district,
munit3: supper was served by the mem- who , g'vv, blood transfusions, .k'rrnest
bers of the !C,C,,'Ciub on Friday evening Ryan, ceighteen-year-old Saltford boy,
to about ninety adults and children. :died yesterday afternoon. He was
After all were satisfied, the president, taken to the hospital at 'Londo'n nearly
Fordyce Clark, took the chair and a two weeks ago, su fering :With What is
series of songs was led by Mr. Elmer described as a ;`are form of hemophilia,
Robertson, with Mrs, Marsh at the. characterized by almost constant nose -
piano. Games followed, and, a ,geo bleeding.,After an operation for ,re-
graphy test with Betty 'Young and moved, of ,his spleen the youth . wale,.
Nora Mac'Phee as cayntains, • = With the so weak that resort was had to blood
singing of . the 1N'ational ,A:nthem , a transfusions, • and of, the many who
pleasant evening was brought to close, -offered---their- seriees• fifteen were ac-
cepted as of the right blood type. These
included 'R.A.F. men from Port Albert
and 'Rev. A. J. MaeKaye, pastor of
�-- Victoria•street;•United church, who gave
KIINNtGS+BItrDG.E, (Nov, 18:--Congratu- two transfusions. All efforts were in
lations to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Meyer, vain, however, to save -the life. "
as Mrs. Meyer returned Iast Sunday" Ernest is survhed byy his parents,
from iGoderich hospital, where she had Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan, three
• found a dandy baby boy. Mrs. brothers, Wesley, Stanley and William,
Lambertus of Walkerton is spending and three sisters, Myrtle, May '(:Mrs.
this week with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Vie) and Jean. The funeral will
Meyer. I take place from -the .family residence,
Mrs. John Mannan of'Toronto, form- Saltford, Friday afternoon toMaitland
erly of Goderich, "with. her sons, Clar- ; cemetery. t,, I
OBITUARY
MIRS iATILDA T1 J 1 (PIT
Miss Matilda Tehbutt, a daughter ani~
the late 'Freciericrk frebbiat of Goderich
township, passed away on November
7th in Victori 'Hospital, !London, where'
'she had, been under.,.uned1ea.i care for
WOO tune. She -had lived in; London
for Some years. 'She leaves four sisters,
Mrs.,, E. Bracey, *Hamilton, And the
Yeses,„, ,Agnes, !Jennie' and Rose, 9f
•(, linton The funeral, took plate from
the home of her sisters in Clinton op
November Iotb •with burial in Clinton
cemetery. •.The' service was. conducted
,by Rev. Andrew Lane, .of i'Vesley-i'illis
United church,' Clinton.
1 pa°iibcarersw were iF Zekiei Phillips ant'
ROA. '»hil,,p1.ipS, Auburn; Irvine Tebbntt,.
' oderich 'u4➢wnesbi. ; Vm. ,ITR Jett,
Howard and Arthur Clark off' town.
The interment was in 3fattland ceme-
tery. ° ,
. IMST RYA o7
KINGSDRIDGE
:: ° •A,COILPLTHI ST
The death occurred at 1 Iia,gara +Fa1bs
Ont., on Sunday of Albert-,!, Coup
thurst,° father of W. A. Coulthurst aid
Goderich. The- deceased gentleman
had reached' the age of eighty -sic
years . AA native of 'Lancashire,, Eng-
land, he had lived in `the Niaigara dis-
trict since his early childhood. For a
grear many,- years he held a clerical
position With the Grand Trunk, .later
Canadian National Itdllway, retiring
siXteen years ago. He was •a past
master of Fart Erie Lodge, No. 228,
1.O.O:F., and '.was ..alsot'aa former reeve
of !Bridgeburg (now fort Erie) and a
member of • theBoard of "Educa4tien of
-that town. For sixty years he was a
member.` Of ' -rand% church at ' tl! oil
Erie. and was a warden of the chgeh
for many years: , He sang in the
choir for half a -century -and also
served a. ISunday school superintend=
ent for twenty years. A ,charter mem-
ber of the Railroad. Y.M.'C,A,, he was
also active in the Niagara Falls Bowl-
ing' Olub for many years. Siirviv
AM: two daughters, .Mrs. Harry
H6lfndss of Niagara Falls, . at whose
home, he died, and Mrs. Alma Weaver,.
Simeoe'; three sons, W. A.; ofsGoderich,
.rthar,A:, of Buffalo, and Harry, • of
Pontiac, iich. Mr. Coulthurst was
known to many in . Goderich, _ as he
visited at . ,the home of his son here
every summer. His last visit Was in
July of this year, :when he spent two
weeks here.'
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Coulthurst at-
tended =- the funeral on. Tuesday, the
aervitce being in St. Paul's Anglican
chur'h, Fort Brie.
• encs and 'Raymond, Miss 'Clark and MRS. FREDERICK T. EGiENER
en's Wear
GODERICH
'OIL PERMANENT
WAVES
- $1.50 • and yup
EVERY WA'V'E GUARANTEED
HOLLYWOOD
BEAUTY SHOPPE
(Next, Capital Theatre)
• *est St.' ' °,Phone 12w
LOWERS
arrangements for- weddings.
FUNERAL... SPRAYS.: AND
BOUQUETS
Stewart Bros.
BENMILLER 'NURSERIES
Phone Carlow 235. We Deliver
4't,.
Mises, Maclntyre; spent Sunday.with ' ALFRED TE{BBUTT One of the saddest of events .was
Mrs.iLafinan's'• sisters, Mrs. Jerry' A Well-known resident and former the sudden death, on ,Friday evening
O'Connor and Mrs. P. Austin, ' + business mac of Goderich, Alfred
Mrs. Ed. Foley is spending a while inebbutt, died in Alexandra Hospital
•Goderich ,with her daughter, Mrs. Jim on Sunday night in his seventy-third
Johnston. c `
j,ylear, Deceased had •been in flailing
Jars.• Martha (3 \ell and son Michael:health, for 'several years lino 'his i11 -
Mrs.. Reynolds, . Mr. and Mrs. Ray i nese took an acute turn about teb4 iyl s
Dalton and little Mike.: visited . Mr, I before his death. He" was - born in
azid Mrs. Jim Sennett- of -near `Corrie '-Goderich township, a son of the late
pn Sunday cast: ' ; Mr, ,and Mrs.- ' Walgate Tebbutt, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ted 'Redmond of St. farmed .in the township before eozzaing
Augustine visited at Steve Martin's on to Goderich some .twenty years -ago.
Sunday, For . some ' years he conducted a hard -
Miss Theresa Lambertus of Walker- ware business on West street. He is
- ton visited Mary T. Austin on Sunday. +survived -by his'm 'wife, formerly Miss
Mrs. °A. Martin /spent the • 'eek -end. Eliza iPhillips, and one son, Gordon,__
in' iGoderich and London. I now of London; also by three brothers,
Miss Agnes King of • Teeswater is*, Lewis, :of Seaforth; 'Henry, of Red -
spending ame of Mr. lands,
while at the ho + ) aailifornia, and:. Walgate, of
xttzd airs, :Blain 3tartin. 1 Druid, Sask. 'the-fuiiera"I took:. place,
from the family residence, Trafalgar
THE GOD BCH brow CLUB r
presents
Jean Haig D ney
Fit lit. Harvey Doney
in •
SONG RECITAL
NORTH ST. UNITED CHURCH
FRIDAY, NOV. 23, "8.30 'p.m.
ADMISSION '35p
Tickets at Crlaigie's pool room and F. T. Armstrong, Optometrist.
Collegiate and music students 25c at door'
SUPERIOR STORES
• GROCERY SPECIALS 1'OR ONE' WEEK'
VAN CAMPS
Gold. Bunt. CQRN
Choice PUMP .
L
ASSORTED. ,
Sandwich BISCUITS
.ATS
Peanut BUTTER
fvotER •
CATCJJIJP
CHAIVIPI N
DOG FOOD
- Garden patch
WAX BEANS
,ReadiePt
MACARONI
Blue Boy
COFFER..
Coneentrated
SUPER SUDS
2
I6 -oz. tints '2 c
lb. 5c
14b. bag
39c
Wig.'22e
Hilierest SODA '
• MSC"' 141). 25c
bad
Old •English
WAX.
• a 1•1b. tin 49e •
.q.
COLBORNE- TOWNSHIP Istreet, on Tuesday afternoon, the ser-
• vices being constucted. by Ret. T1, H.
COLBOR.NE TOWN'SHIIP, Nov. 19: Turnbull of North street' United church,
Mr, and Mrs. John Middleton, Clinton, I of which deceased was a member. The
visited with the' latter's brother, Mr.
Jas, •Feagan, and Mrs. Feagan on Suu- i
day last.
Visitors at the home of 11 r. and Mrs.
Jelin Treble on Sunday were Mr. sand .�
Mrs. Samuel Sheardown and. son .
•Charlie,. of 'Goderich, and Mr: and , "
Mrs.. Will Clayton. - and 'son Jack, of l o •
Putnam.in
Congratulations are extended to Mr,•1:
•Carman Stevens and his bride (nee
Erie Baxter), who were married on '
Saturday last at the home of the bride's
grandparents,' , Mr: and Mrs. • Geo. `•
Baxter, sr. The bride is a daughter ,of
Mrs •Wm. Baxter, !London.
,, Mr. Charlie .Million, Miss Mattie
Million and Miss Evelyn iPlaetzer spent
Sunil 'y�•'at the home of Mr"' and Mrs.
Fran] Treble, London. •
Mrl. Theodore (Fisher, son of Mr,1ap
Fish r, Watrous, Sask., has been visit-
ing is -grandfather, Mr. Peter Fisher,
sr., nd other relatives here the past
weep.
Lions
DONNtBROOE _
D61.-LN(BROOK, NOV-. 1S.--C.ir. Mel-
81in Craig, has enlisted in the R.C.A.F.
ars. Warren 'James and children. of
Goderich; spent a few days with her
:doter,. Mrs. Gordon Naylor.
ingJ r. +Cunnington of Toronto -is spend-
a week with his daug1lter, Mrs.
C" ;Robinson. •
FOR FOWL
in aid of their
WAR SERVICES FUND
FRI., NOV _ 21.
ODDFELLOWS'- g
' at 8 p.m. sharp
Entire proceedsgo o local
war effort.
° Chickens, Duck,
Prizes:
No
and Geese.
admission charge --- bring
your •friends . and have an
evening's- fun.
L e. 24e
16 -oz. tin 11e
e tin 2 for 25c
�. RM
19c--
Lge 20
-oz jar 25c'
Lge 12 -oz. title
15c
last, of Christyne Florence MaeUwan,
wife of Dr. Frederick Tristram Egener
of London, and member of a (prominent
Goderich family. Mrs. Egener was
apparently in her usual A -pod health,
and the news of her startlingly sudden
passing from life was te great shock
to, her relatives and many, friends in
her old home town. For her sister and.
brothel's, to whom the third ibereave-
ment' has come in less than two years,
there is profound'," and heartfelt
sympathy," as Well, as for the , bereaved
husband and sons.; , •
Mrs. Egener was a native of Gode-
rich, -daughter. of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Peter MacEwan. She. attended
the OGoderieh schools and after qualify-
ing-as
ualify-
ing as a =teacher she' taught for a few
years' in the Lothian school, Ashfield•
township, and Central scho d,'Goderich,
before her Marriage to Frederick T.
Egener, also of lGoderich. They lived
at Brantford and St. Catharines before
taking up residence fat: London, where.
Dr. Egener is organist and musical
director of +Cronyn Memorial church,
They have two sons, Capt. Donald
Egener, of Gremlin airport, and Lieut.
Fred T: Egener, of the 'Lorifi' Scots
Regiment, now overseas. . Surviiving
also are One sister, \iiss Margaret
iaclJwan,"ho had_ beeen :.With tfie
deceased in London, and two brothers,
Pter rand 'H.• J. A. MacEn au of
oderic1
A service was held on Tuesday after-
:noori at- Croup'. Memorial church,
London, �an�, was conducted by. Canon
Quintic 'parr The body 'was then
brought to the home of Mr. Peter J.
MadEwan, broer' of the'deceased, on
,Maitland road, Goderich, where service
was eondueted on Wednesday -afternoon
by 'Rev" D. J. Lane, of +Kiiox chtireh,
assisted by Canolz Warner. 'A great
profusion of beautiful flowers, The he last
loving tributes of sorrowing friends
and relatives, surrounded the casket.
The • pallbearers were . Capt. Donald
Egener, P. J., MacEwan,,'Ilt" J. A.' -Mac
'Ewan, George G. MacEwan, „Donald
•MdLean (Ashfield) and ColinA. Me- I
Lean (Innerkip); The interment 'was
in the .family pint in Maitland cemetery.
1#esides °'zizany from town and vicin-
ity, those present at the funeral in-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. George Gunn, Mr.
Skinner,- Mr, arc. Mrs, Harold'McLeod,
Mr. and Mrs., Neil Laniozat, Mrs. John
Lamont, Mr. and Mrs.. Dundas, Mrs.-
Donald MaeE. Egener, ,Mrs. Fred
'Egener, jr., London ; Mrs. Evelyn
Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, St r t -
ford,; Mrs..; can Chonen;_Toroirto;
•' ands3itrs. A. 'L Forbes and, son +Pete,
' Canningtl a•• Mr. ands -Mrs: Colin A
yieLean, lnnerkip :. Mrs. Allan Mac,
I)ougald, •r•, Allan Macllougald,'`jr.,
'Cromarty : Mrs. Mars - McLean, Staffa ;
Mrs, Legg tt'Mrs.'Weide, Owen 'Sound.
Among tl,rse plesen•t at °the service at
London T at, Tuesday were eseerge G.
Lethbridge, John McDerrinid, Jonathan
Martin, fir. and • Mrs. S. D, Croft,
Gordon M. Reid and Mrs. Chits: M.
Robertson. .
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4 lb. 23c 23c .< . . , SEFRLES$ °
Raisins Aust.. ° " ` "
•. GLM3E»
REDlb. 23c
Cherries . bulk
Currants its e1eaned • 2111°. 25c
DOMINO
Baking�L..
Powder wder °
16 -oz. twin. 19c
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Biscuit's ar16o ,Crean$ lb. .9c.
5c WESTON'S SODA WAFERS ,:2 Pkgs 25c
Grapefruit Xass5 'le 25c
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Lettuce gEREA2 f°"15c
Flamm tin 21c
SINS( 25 FLORIDA Me. 29c
A • Oranges else
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FIGTING---- MACHINES
in the
NATIONAL FILM BOARD'S
"CANADA CARRIES ON" RELEASE
"STRATEGY
OF METALS'
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Capital Theatre.
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Goderich
NOVEMBER 24, 25 and 26
GODERICII. MOTORS
° . FORD MERCURY SALES & SERVICE
South ' Street -
SHEPPAEDTON
SIIFW1' Ri)TO\, NOV. 1S,—Mr" and
Mrs. Tho.l. Bogie spent a few days in
Midland' lwi,th firs. Bogies parents,
31r. •aro . 1-r , Wm. Wilson
.Ralph &ter sold a nine -month-old,
Ilereford calf which weighed, MO ins.
Congra ulations to Mr. am) Mrs. E.
Black, w o were 1eeentl°v married. •
Mrs. A. Sillib is spending a:few:days•
cvitli Mr. and Mrs. John Poster.
PORT 1 ALBERT
,.hiss Katidee Crawford was a
+wk -end visit° with Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Kilpantrir k' of Lucknow.
Bilious Attacks
Liver .
Complaint
Biliousness is 'indt • hhnothbr manias
for a clogged or sluggish liver, 'It
is a very common complaint, but can•
be quickly. remedied by stiinulaating.'
tho flow of bile. This softens tho
accumulated Asa, the poisons aro
carried , out o the system,. 'and tho
liver and bo*els are, relieved and
toned up. ,
Milburn tai Lxaxa Liver P111 tzickon
n , and enliven the sluggish liver, bpeil-
ing up ovory el aayanei by causing a
free flow of l le and thus cleansing
the liver of. the dogging irn7Pnrities. ,
ti'tey are atzna1i and easy to takes
Do not g' pe,'v at;en pr sicken, '
`Cleo T. II e;b:rFcr t'o Y,'ta.. ToVonto, OUto
COA
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The continued mild. weather bag held back , the . sale of
Coats, consequently we find our , stock too heavy for this
tinie of the year.
SPECIAL SALE PRICES. right in' the height of the
Season. Misses', Ladies' and 1/2 sizes.
5 Coats at $10.00
9 Coats at $14.95.,
11 Coats at $19.50
14 Clbats at $24.59
40 Coats28J
$ . 0 $3950
Buy now and be ready for the old weather.
Ynn
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