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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26th 1941
as sic/Way.
Factories 1,1.7i]1 use .ijeir discretion.
G9DER1OR SIGNAL $ T R
Ikea Crus., ,the pre teed: amen $in.> to
tr. #,i4r. �f:°o P. U. M'(7,et n`ggye-Trh�:Qbl�yMoanthly
meeting-l'tf C}� ''11: i�,lp.U4 was lieIt1 in. ,tile
basement of the'i:aptist church 04 Sun-
da",y evening. The prograna. was Pre-
P arca 104' Ntr - °Iiagg'itt slam Mrs.
R. J. 'MUM Mrs. Ilaggitt presided.
The meeting was. O eu witgk' a pique
,,EolO,"Me/et/gas Vb es,'' by '• Mrs,
Plithipss 'Several carols were. sung.
Mr. Earl Itaithby led in prayer; A,,
reading was Liven by Bobbie, MeNall.
T[all.
A quartette, .Marie Raith'by, Doris and
Ja . kie r�M ltni;igiat and, Royale Philli • ;, Hall .by 'Goderich : L ionsr and .y.OX.
sang a number. The Scripture was Huron Lodge No. 62 Oi Friday and
read bp Stanley MeNall. Maas, Amelia ;Saturday, December 19 and 20, at 8
Mcliwain gave as reedia . The (sheist p.m, eaeli evening, Prizes -chickens,
nits 'message was delivered! by Airs. ducks, geese and, teirkeys. No ad-
,Bert Marsh, who gave a splendid bilk mission, charge. 51
on "Home," especially the homecoming Splendor 'A a`bletns, Y' narariless and
at Christmas. Miss Josephine Weir egeetive. Two weeks'•;suirply� $1, •it
favored with, a solo. Mr. %`lank lltaitle Campbell's DrugStore. t 3i3-5«3
by closed the meeting with -prayer.
Vonieves- IngitStutcr~ Ma's: Lawson 0 pEORIo1
presided for'the• Christmas meeting;- of „I A1X1..11L1 R. At
.Alexa' Ora, Hospital,-
elle Women's 'lo. titute. A Christmas; Goder'ic:h, ° on December i'7th, 1941,
greetin wap, real from Miss Lllargaaret to 11r. and Mfrs. J. Edward Buechler,
Stu 1 ofTorou'to•'• It 'wa,j decided to An!glesea street, dGodeorich, . a son.
hav a shower of handkerchiefs for (OlX'--teeAlexaSdra Hospital,
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the � >laiers, to, be b}oughtb in at the Goderleii,. on „Deceiii'ber 1(Sbh, 1941,
aero;, tt�ti (`rosy meeting. A. Cairi.tithaas to 1 L aid °l1rs. Cohen! Church
rt�ii'i�g was givt�ni by Mrs. Fred Rocs. '
,s a ,stre`e't; �Goderic•h, a �s�on,
The singing of several Christmas carols ,
was led' by Miss ,Iosephiiie Weir. Mrs,` 131Lt.M 1.--�At Vit. Joseph's `hospital,
London,on December 14, 1941, to
J`l'he First l`laristiriusames Woods gave a sine('iti uda paper The on S'gt. Jh,
lot and Wars. John S, Henry
roll Call took the feral of the exchang- (nee Mary Acheson) a song' (John
in;; of gifts. .,),The singing of the
National Anthem, brought the meeting
1to ; close. .h. daint � lunch was served'
bi - :hiss ,Sadie Carter, 'Mrs. R. J.
fillips and Mrs. Harry Armstrong.
Mr. Robt..J. Scott is delivering the
mail on Mr. Geo. 1)awson's. rotate fur
,the winter Months and " lir. Archie
Ro'bitison is the carrier on Mr. Bert
Marsh's route. till after the new year.
Mr, Marsh is assisting in the postotlice
during the Cl ristmas'• rush. . .,,
Liget Bearers. --The Light. Bearers
Mission Band of Kiiox United church
met on Sunday morning. lsefore leav-
ing the church to hold their meeting
in the Sunday school room, the children
sv u't to the altar and made their -gift
to tne fund for British children. Bill
Craig gave -the' call to worship, after
E. D. BROWN, Mayor.
NEWS U•k .AUBUKry
AU1 URN, Dee. 16. --•Misses Margaret
and Annie Weir of ,Strathroy`` are .,visit
ing their. brother, I)r, B. C. Weir; and
_. Misii Jsisephine Weir.
• Cxeurg• Stxaughan,-`son of -and
Mr;a. Cal . ' Straughan, wlio .has been
sailing the 'Great_ :Lakes all summer,
has returned honie.
.tics Mary Asquith of
'on
to
Un
i
-
versity is sieitii„ the) * 1� masho1i-
days Withbee Parents, .Mr• and firs.
Ghas:.
,Asquith, . .
1r, 'S±taniey�• McNeil of the lt.C,A.F.,
Guelph, is on reeve at the - home of;
his parents, Mr, and airs. Thos. McNeil.
. Miss: Edna A.rinnls, R.N., who for .the
past two years has been on the staff of
the 'Ontario lIospital,.lVoodstock, left.
last week for the S'hrsners' fospital,
Montreal, to take a post -graduate
course in surgery'."
You are .looking for a
CHRISTMAS" ?GM
then just visit
SMITE'S ART. STOKE
and select a lovely bit of - Eqg-
lish ,China,- Pottery, or a good.
Picture
and noihing. gives • such lasting
pleasure as a good Picture.
SMITH'S_ ARP AND GIFT
STORE
East St." : a Phone -198---
Open.;,. -Evenings ,
,M,r.: and Sirs. Percy 4Gibos, Detroit,
were recent visitors with Mr. and
.o.rs, IlarfeyMcGee. •°
Ur, and ..Idrs. Keith Arthur spent the
• ,u
t5 e c i~. -z nE1 �x itli .-She. -- f � rine i s nit _her. ,
,\fir: • „N1. Arthur.
Dorothy and .Ruyrore Riordan of
Miss visited friends hese•ou Saturday.,
Airs. feller was- called fo l`,ogdstoclti
On Friday owing to the sudden death
Of hVr father,'Henry Mills,of Wood-
=-stoek. -, :., . - --
Kit' N°es,bit; Iiamilton, is - relieving
at the station here. • -'
Mr. Robert Craig, eldest son of 'Mr.
anti Mrs. Wm. Craig, left last Friday
foi Manning Pool, "Toronto, where he
bas entered the Royal.Canadian Air
•Ioi•ce.
Mr: Win. Dodd, sr, ;who 'underwent
tilt operation in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, s as able to return to• his home on
Tuesday:: ,.
Red Cross Benefit. -A capacity
audience greeted the play "Bolts and
Nuts," a farce, in three. acts , Which
g
r. 1
was sated by the. young a of
pryy nb }�P
this district in the Foresters' -+;Hall on
Friday night. Those ttrqing part were,
_susses Isabel S'cott,,set>iaine 'Weir,
Edythe Beacom, betty ig,Mrs. Win.
Craig,. Mrs. Wes. Bradnock, •Kalmer
I>arc'sun,, 'Harry Sturdy, Amos Andrew,
llert Mar.sh., Laurence Plaetzer a„nd
Wesley Brad,nock. Before the play,
and between acts, 'Reeve Raymond -Red-
mond favored -with several Violin selec-
tions and Harvey McGee rendered.solos,
with Mrs. R. -J. Phillips as accompanist..:
Dr. B. C. Weir introduted the players.
The 'play was sponsored by the local
AP ft
ARF iTAC/Y FOR YOII
•
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• XMAS STORE-- HOURS -
MONDAY, Dec. 22nd -open till 9 .11,,In.
TUESDAY, Dec. 23rd=ppen till 9 -p.m.
WEDNESDAY, Dee. 24th -open till 7- p.m.
CLOSET) ALL DAY -DEC. 25th and 26th
Jauice - .2T25c, -
g A & P 21,,e's
PuVIES111 Choice 2 Tinsvorn 17
oz.
DeJ, Maiz 16:
, Tin 10
16 -oz.
Peas Green Giant 2 Tina 27c
.114Eiskii)
Ann Page White " '
Whole Wheat .,
-.- Cracked Wheat 1 - " Allen's 20 -oz.
2d - Juice . Apple ill Tins £i
48�z.
2.1/1/i4p7p.d Y5 i ' _ 23
Loaves Juice ' Greeeftu'rt Tin
Dressing Poultry 'Shaker 9
Domestic Shortenigng Ib. 1,9
•C° ar1'ornpnbatoeil'L 2 Tins 174
Soup
CPhalarm 43,; k,'a 1�Ib3 ' �.
Pudding
�1 StroerrilFfs •12 -oz.
Cranberry felly . ,lar 240:
Raisins
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PLAIN
ANGEL CAKE
DOUGHNUTS
• doze. 121
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For Your
lamas Table
EreihIy^Ground
A & P
O'rc1oc ';
COFFEE
MILD and MELLOW '
1•lbr
354
Hunt u;,10/
A & P ^XMAS 'CAE .:' '
1rib. '271 8..ltir
cake 27 Gake..�35
Walnuts, .tr Halves' lb., 19
Peel • 1VlliceCutd '''''' , 4
Tin
, iincemeat Clark's 28;414;23c.
' . Portuguese' ..1b1.9/
D`"' Pitted
ata s Maifoelvl Pkg. 17
tlnpltted Pkg.
Dates: isle -27,
'Sugar Iding • 2 11)&17
bit
The -13ueiness ati. 'Professional
Girls' Dnanch of, the Red Cross
are epanwring a program by the Elute
Boys' choir of :Port 'Albert oat January
8th iia 'J'nox +chord lecture room.
51,
iu ftor fowl -n-- at Oddfellows'
which Betty Mars fiead the first twelve
verses of, tie 2nd -chapter of St. Mat-
thew's =Gospel. John, Killough led in
prayer. The roll Call 'was responded
to' with a Bible verse having .the word
"give." fairs. H. C. Wilson told the
story of a Chinesegirlwho found the
meaning of Christmas. The meeting I
closed , with• the Mizpah benediction. 1
There were twenty-fivir 'present. The
1ission_Band-
officers rs elected for the
first six months of .1942 are: President,
kill Craig; 1st vice-president, -Betty
Craig; recording secretary, Harvey
Wightman corilesponding secretary,
Billie !Seers; : treasurer, Dolly Beadle.
The annual carol service will be
held in- the Foresters/ Hall On Sunday
evening, December 21st, at 7.30 o'clock.
-The Weal clergymen will take part.
Baptist- S.S. Program. -The Baptist
Sund'ay school held its annual Christ-
mas tree on 'Saturday afternoon. After`
° THURSDAY, DICOFxLHI:R 18th, 1%141
For, Reu1ts-
A Classified Ad
• WCk UEIST
`4) Rl NT. ----1 ROE FRONT BI3D-
°ROOM; two separate beds; sunt
two .1ty6U1u 7yT. A nen. pBeard - optional.
Box 96, sSIGN%7c�L-STdi �. k "a 49
-„ RE\T.-�APARTMl+'', C
LOSI
to,' Square; rent reasonable. or
further information apply to FRANK
DONNELLY. ° - - 54.1
TO RENT.-- -OUSE. „ APPLY 61
`East street. 50x
WANTUD,
WANTDD.--• TED. -PART TIM`. CLERICAL
AL
work. Write , Box 21, SIGNAL -
STAB. - "' 51x-
WANTED.----TO
1x
'`ANTI)+ D.- T() Birk OLD . HORSES'
and dead cattle; must be suitable
for mink teed, ' removed promptly
, `Ri 1S ( l il,T, Rat, ,`, J3ay iei
Phone 908 r 22. Clinton, ` Calls paid
tdr, 18-5
A N .L` Daft). .,,^ S LE'NQGR4lw'.'Elt
with knowledge off' bookkeeping.
Send - particulars of qualifications and
saliery wanted to undersigned. Duties •
to 'Compmence- January 2nd, 1942, BOX
Michael). ' 393, Goderich;
. LOST
101x''1: 1 *AAuer ►f N'.OAINTING
'sum of money. Will finder leave
at :SIGNAL -STAR and receive.reward.
OSiT.r A. eattNU ON 'tStialjAY.. IiE-
'. W1•1'71)N1 Victoria and Otl ogee
streets. .Vander' plcace leave at 1illi,S.
0OXIMS', Vi rtbria street. 'I- 51
ton .1
von s41.43.-'OIIOICI , AS,St.O.R'1'-
lENi'T Of Christmas trees, spruce
and balsam. DOl5G'LAS AiX,'G'It't..'Ii.A;vi,
14 Huron ,road. Phone 460J. for free
delivery. _ .. _ _ ' _ - '50
FOR... SALE. -0N +' '28,' -ESSEX
coach, one '29 Plymouth coach.,
Both 'these cars in excellent condition;
at .a bargain. Apply IN1GLI$
CiA�iiAG�I+I, i.Vldgntreal 1St. 51-2x
50-1
MaulKENZIE.-In Kincardine Hospital, A VAILABLE n, AT' ON01 -,1t W-'
on 'Tuesday, 1)eceiiruer 9, to Lair. and ti1,E%GH Route of 800 'families.
.firs. Roy 1). MacKenzie, 'Ripley, a Only reliable pien need. apply. Goon.
pan, �> profits, to willing workers. No exper-
slcatslLu(GI�. alt. ----At _ Alexandra Hos- iegee •re required '-to start. Write today.
pital, -Goderich, on December 15th, ett ,qi . - K o.
RIAWILIII) 1H ISS,; peril; Key N 51.114
1,941 ' to ,Jar. and Mrs. Rely Scrim- ,
,, .yl'6'.7444'
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outre4•i C nada.
2 6-Lr•L 1 a
m "street, �iirlorir•1� e�
x
ae!ou1, East & -
daughter. •
DIED
FI,SOIatt.-In Colborne township, 'on
Wednesday, December 17, Vlentine-
Fislier, in his 72nd year.
Funeral from residence, .concession
4,".10olborne, on Saturday, December
20, at 2 o'clock. Interment in Col-
borne cemetery.
�1acl%E,`QGIE.=,In Alexandra Hospital,
•Goderich; -- on ° ISunday, Deeember
14th, 1941, Murdoch A. MacKenzie,
in his 78th, year.
CHURCH NOTES
'`No Room for Them, in the Inns" is
the title of Rev. A. J. MacKaye's next
.Sunday^ morning oerinon. Inthe even-
ing
there will be 'carol singing
by the
congregation. •
'Rev., :A. J. Milligan, pastor of the
Baptist church;., will preach 'Sunday .
morningnext on the subject. 'Why
Christ 'Came," and In the evening on
"'The Night When ihrist, Was Born.1'
The W,M.S. a, Knox 'Presbyterian
CARDS OF TtlAiN S .
l ORTd3, AND
MR. S V A; LI.A.+ � DU 'ClKWi
.
=FAMILY wish =. to thank' their"
friends and ..neighbors for 't14,,e
in their recent s t
sym-
pathy salon them
bereavement. Special thanks - to his
co-workers of the It;A.F. at Port
Albert, - and those 'who sent floral tri-
li�tes. _..
THE RELATIVES OF MURDO1 H A:
:MaeKE,iNZIE wish to thank all his
friends and neighbors" who' were so
kindto hila during,„ his last illness-.-
Tha3rks also to those °who loaned their
ears, or sent floral offerings to the
funeral service, with special appre
elation of Rev. Dr. Rhoad and -Rev;
D. J.' Lane. -
THE FAMILY OF 'THE LATE
IRIS. E. (SIPN RAIN take this means
of thanking those who were so kind
to them in their 'bereavement, those
w1T sent dewers -or 'loaned car's for
the ,funeral.• 51
.church met on Tuesday.- Mrs. Erskine
read the Scripture lesson,, the Christ -
.areas story, (St: Luke 2) . Mrs. ,Barnett
read a suitable poem by 'Oxenhpm- and
offered prayer, •The ecretartes' - re-
ports were heard and the new officers
the singing of a hymn 'and• prayer by • elected. •This meeting concluded a
Itev. A. 1!. 'Silver, words of welcome j very successftii year. • 'r
'were given by Wellington .McNall;;
recitation by Allan Raithby ; solo, CARLOW ,
Garth McKnight ; recitation, ,.Grant
li a thl)y i;- speech by Mr. 'J as. Jackson ; l CX 1 LOWW_ Dec, .16, -:The young
solo,Marion Taylor ; recitation, Jackie f
McKnight ; duet, .Emma and ShirleyI i eopre; of 1` ctoria street 'Milted church,
h , 1.`• put. on:.a_ dramatic program
iitrkrei-[sofa . ret i Cation, Joan Killoug in• tli s-nahip hall, in aid -6f Eril•i4i
clroruor, "''Silent Night"; ; recitation, refukees. Thei4vent was sponsored. by.
Gordon Raithby ; quartette, Marie, the C. C. Club and had • a- large and
Raithby,' Doris and Jackie Mc4nght "
laid Royce _Phillips. Next!• was a num- appreciative audience.
tier �$ij• " five girls ape111iIg', the �vbrfi Mrs. Allan Wilsonr+:rturhedt home - -
Sunday after aemonth's visit at,Flint,'.
Mich. She was accompanied- by fir.
and Mrs' Dunean' .Cravv'forcL i
Wedded. -The marriage of Jere
Elizabeth Crawford. daughter of Mr.
and :firs. D. Crawford, Flint., Mich.,
and granddaughter of Mrs. Allan -.W41-
son, Carlow, to.Stanley Rohrer, son aMr. and 'Mrs, Walter Rohrer, of Flint.,
tpok place inn First Presbyterian church
in that city; - Dr. Ralph D. Kearns of-
Vo
Peace, ' - followed bye a . recitation by
Carol 'Beadle;. solo,: Mrs. Earl Mc-
Knight ;. speech, Mr. Geo. - Raithuy;
reading, 'Mrs. Wainer; a number by
- four pupils spelling "Merry (:hrist-
icias" ; - recitation, • -Doris,:, Xelcifight ;
- solo, Donna IIaggitt ; recitation, Betty
Sturdy ;dialogue by Emma, Shirley,
'Billie and George Robertson.. Mrs,
liowsnn : presented Wellington MeNall
with a gift for the '„most,regula'r at-, ficiating. After a trip through North-
tendance in the Sunbeam, class - and!:ern Michigan the -
Marie Raithby also with; a gift lea reside in Flint. happy couple. wall
regular attendance iin the True. Blue
class.- After the program g
Santa came n WAS. •Officers.--\i�rs. John Trebles
lunch nerved. , ave her hoine for the December meet -
and
ing of the W.M.S. `Mrs. Wm. T. • Sal-
W.i%J.S. (;ifieers. gars. W. T. Robison ' lows presided and 'the' Ch"ristmas pro -
gave her home for the Ohristmas meet- gram, ''A Canadian Friendship Carole
•ing;of•the WM.'S, of Knox Presbyterian Service;" was followed; various parts
church: 'the ' president, Mrs. Lawson, being taken iby Mrs. 0, , Bean, -Mrs.
pre•sidtl. s The meeting was opened James Feagan, Miss Ruby, Young, Mrs.
with a hymn and the Lord's Prayer re- Henderson, Mrs.. ,Ston -and Mrs. Thos.
peete i in unison. A Christmas gimes- 'neon. Several. 'Christmas hymns
sage was read from Miss Margaret were sung, with Mgrs. Hazlewood lis
'anall of 0Toronto. A letter' of thanks l;ianist. surra ellazlewood also presided
was read from the Dobie- family'•.for.-,P•or the election of officers, who With
kindness shown 'nein in -their • recent three Changes are the. same as for
bereavement: Mrs. Wes. Brashnock and 1941; Hon. presidents, 'Mrs. A. Wilson,
Mies Josephine Weir --ere appointed Mrs. Henderson; president, Mrs. W. W.
to Pack boxes for the -shut-ins. A"r- \Vatter; 1st vice-president, Mrs. T.
rangements were made for_ a quilt to be Wilson; 2nd vice-president,_ Mrs. Hazlet
made for the Red Cross. Several . wood ; 3rd vice-president; Mrs. G. Mae-"
carols- wets- sung. Mrs. A. M. Boyle Phee ;' secretary, Mrs. Stoll; treasurer,
gave• a paper on "Service." The '''hid -Mrs. Win Marsh;assistant, .Miss Rub'
ing, ' .prayer was read in unison. A- Young; press secretary, airs. `E`ende
.rple<asin -fea-cure of the Meeting was the son ., organists, Mrs. Marsh, MrS, Tfszle
presentation of a life-membershipreer- 'Wood; missionary „ secretary, MISS
•tificate to airs. • I4arvey McGee from Bettie Feagan; Temperance secre-
Mrs. Alex, Shaw of Toronto, formerly tart', . Mrs. ,, F. Wilson; - dower
Jennie.Dyre of Auburn. -The presenta- secretary, -Mrs, John Young; steward
tion • was made by - Mrs. Lawson and, ship secretary, Mrs. Tait Clark; work
Mrs. Bradnock. r Mrs. Jaines • Woods secretary, Mrs. D. Bean; programgv come
gave the Christtuas message and Norma i mitten president,. secretary and vice--
Daer gave a reading.. Mrs. Lawson presidents. At the close tie° hosi sa
althen took Charge for the election 041aerecti a dainty 'ninth end a social
officers, which resulted as fellows,:i hour was enjoyedep , •'
TENDERS WANTED
TINDERS VVfAINTED-0OLiBOltNE
TOWINISII31IlP.
Tenders for al. truck to .push town-
ship, snow plow;, on township roads,
by the 'hour, will be received until 12
o'cl.e`noon Monday, December 22nd,
1941_.
enders 're ved by Wei. %'AT•IIJOWS, -
5, . Geterieh, clerk Colborne
ship, or° •GEO. F. BEAN,' road
rintendent; Godler1 i R.R. 5. 51
Y n
PUBLIC NOTICE
OTIGB.--Lad'y is free to mind child..
ren• in 'evenings.- - Phone 545.- or
write P.O. Be 732, _ 51x .
.• .
RATEPAYERS' 1 11Tiin'Vfi--TOWN-
ISIHIIy0] GseneeRecee. •
A meeting of the ratepayers of
God rich Township will bea
h
e1d
in the
hill in •Holmeeville on Monday, Dec.
29, at 1.30 p.mi, 'wader, the provisions
of "the;iLoeal 'Government, Extension
1&et; to take the place of the former
_nomination Meeting..
51 'E. G. '1111OiM3PS'ON, Clerk.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO 'CREDITORS. '
*OTICB. 'is ,'hereby given to all
persons having `" sny claim against - the
estate of Rivett, : late of - the
Township of Ashfield, in the County of
IJuron, • married woman, 'who died ..on
or; "abaut the 23rd day of October, A.D.
1941, to send same.e ts) the undersigned,
duly _proven, on or before the 19th' day
of December,: 1941, as son',. after
-r .
that .odaofi
to the executor . the said
estate shall proceed tto,,make distribu-
tion of the assets _thereof, having re
gaud only to the claitne of whicha iw
thea°' 11ae notic=e,
Dated tit liederieia - this 2uti day) of ..
December° A.D. 1941.R. C. IIA.Y8,
- ' Goderlebs (*tasks
49.1 " 'Solicitor for theolabove 1tate.
NOTICE TO, 0REDIT'ORS,
NOTICE 4:s hereby' given to all
persona having any 'elan, against the,,,rd
estate of John ] aUerson IIunne, late
of tthe Toofv n o f Goderiresh lni tit) CounitY
of Huron, tetired seIloel principals, who
died on or about- tire 2rith 4a4e of
November, 1941., ° to send- s anao, dal
prop, to the undersigned ;ou or `before
December 19th, ° 1941, as on and .after
that date the executors of the said
e.taate shall proceed • to make UstrIbu4
tion of the assets'thereof, having regard
onlyµ to the claims sof which they thew
have notice. . -
R, C. HAYS, -
God, nao,
4 1 Solicitor ericbforOtinteriabove listate,
OlILk) 1Q•9m
e �
,
RDi) ORS.
:Notice is hereby given 't all persons
having any claim against the estate
of Mrs. Mabel Thompson, ate of the
of Dungannon, in the 'twit of .
Village g � y
13iiron, who died on •or about the 1411
day of November, 1941, to send same, t
duly proven, to the undersigned oh or '
before 26th day of December, as on and
after that' date the Administrator.. of
the said estate 'shah, proceed to
tribute the assets thereof having regard
only to the claims 'thea hied.
• Dated at 'Goderich this 11th' day•of
December, A.R. 1941; •---
R.
--R C HAYS,'
.
Goderich, Ontario, '
50-2 Solicitor for the saidlEstate.-
N0T110E TO CAEDITCIRS.
NOTICE is hereby given to all:
personshaving any olainx -against the
estate of 'Charlotte Young, late 'of the
Town of Goderich, .In the county of .,
Huron, -widow, who died on or about
the 26th. day .of° November, 1941, oto '
send same to the undeztsigned, Julys -
proven, on or before the",9th day -OP
December, 1941, on and after thtit
,date the executor of thesaid estate
shall proceed --:M make distribution of
the,- assets thereof, having; regard only
to = the 'claims of which he then has -
notice:
-
Dated at. •Goderich this 2nd" day of,
December, A.D. 1941. .` .
• es It. C: HAYS,.w •
Goderich,, Qiitarj ` , -•
49-1_ Solicitor for the tbov+b Estate.
COAL . is __ C
When An the market for Coal
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PSELF-SERVICE FOOD STORES
li Honorary; presidennt, flits. Jas.. Howitt;
seetesseesessetetreeeteeseeseeeteteteteteemcees president, Mrs. John4Holiston ; stet v ce
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in aid of their respective War •
Services Funds. ,
FRIDAY . and SATURDAY
.DEC. 19-20
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OD E ,LA'�TS' HALL
• 8 p.m. each'evening
president, MrS. feigax 'Lawson ; 2nd
vlee-president, "Sirs. J. C. Stoltz; secre-
tary -treasurer, MrS, W: - Bradnocic;
dome helpers' secretary, Mrs. Geo.
I ass on; elead Tidings secretary, Mrs.
l re T1toss ; welcome arid welfare seers-
tart', bars. W. T. • Robison; birthday.
secretary, Mrs. J..1. Wilson ; organist,
Norma ' -` Deer; assistant, Josephine
Weir; 'flower• committee,. - Mrs Brad-.
nock' and :Suss Josephine Weir; I3frs.''
Boyle clo ed the meeting with prayer.
• A dainty lunch was *served by Mrs.
Itoliison, "hf a. 'Lawson and Mrs. Boas.
SANTA CLAUS $AYS-
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PRIZES -Chickens, ducks,
+�bgeelie411d turkeys.
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Bring your fries d e end enjoy
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INSURANCE
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assortment 'of, , • '
CHOCOLATES
hifAncy boxes and baskets
INCLUDE A BOX 01 iVENUS CHOCQLATES IN YOUR
OVERSEAS' PARCEL • '
Who-Getsthe Candy .Cane ..
'GUESS THE W.h;IGlIT OF: THE BIG CANDY ,.DANE IN OUR WINDOW.
ONE GUESS WITH EVERY „PURCHASE OF. 10c Olt OVER,.
CONTEST. CLOSES P.M. DEC: 24th.
_Three Prizes Given
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SPECIALS`
Chri.stmas Mixed`ChQcolatat 34c. per Iii.
d`r Our 400 line .at, fib.. 340
Our 600 Chocolates, lb. 40c
Our Chocolate Coated Nuts at prices to suit
Hanel Christmas wed, per lb. 25c
Peanut Brittle, per ib. `w •.: • r a . a'i-° 19o'
Peanut Taffy, and Butter Scotoh, per: lb. 190
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Cream Caramels, per lb. 34o
Assorted Bon, Rona, per lb.
Assorted Salted Nuts, per 70c
'Assorted Salted Peanuts, per*lb. -4 10o .
WE ALSO' SERiTE MEALS ALL Oyu „A,NDY,,, MADE nt •
Watch Our Window Display
PHONE. 170
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