HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1944-05-18, Page 7CREWE, May .15.. Mitis. Agnes Mala
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,laelt lay visiting �,t the home of M
Mres. Jake Hunter, lien.
We are .sorry to rcpert that Mr.
McConnell was taken t+n: St.'.
_:William, London, on Satur-
�"oseph � #IaspitaX► ..; Z u e
. ; a • for an el rgenv ,
Onapexation, l�. h
d concern over h i � con shot is felt in
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£eci> loe-,irisited-
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.om�unduy. and latest reports were that
Its condition wasfavoralle.
Mrs. Lawrence premaine of Toronto
i$ e g
'vi siting at the home' of her parents,.
Mr. and Mrs: B. Treleaven; and \yith
..other 'friends ilhis weep;.•
.Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Curran of
'L ado vve ,
n• re'cullers at the' hpalo of- Mr..'
dMs
.' Jack :Curran- oSaturday,-rd
y
SeVeral :from -
Cirewe •,attended �t,,the
Unite
«` no serr'ice held �a']Uunbannon S
•church .on. Stundiiy ,evening at , Which
Mrs. R,i.... . std.,; ieWhinney del'iv'ered a
plea .id address that;,,waSj'
preelatod by all preSeut.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Crosier and
Joanne visited on* Sunday' at the home
at Mr. and Mrs; Sob Blake, ;(il;ratan.
Mrs. UurrRielaids et Saskatoon is
spending a fortnight visiting with her
aunt, Mrs. jack, Rivett; -.
Mr. and Mrs. S. •Kilpatrick and Mrs.
Bert Treleaven attended the funeral of
Mrs. Bert, . Finlay (fortnerly Eva
Gardiner) of Saskatoon, which took
lace onMnuda#ro
from the
hoome of her
brother, Ernest Gardiner of Zion,
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o
Greenhill eeet r, -
The- lodes' of Crewe ,44..m .neld
'their May nteeting at thetherhoraeof,Xtra,
Clifford Crozier. .x.good
Cro There was,.� a .
attendance and the program was int
charge, of Mrs. Benson Shackleton.
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wlYi,Meeting: -:
Th
e nouthlyneet-
i� the- yy'l _w ,held On Wednes-
day, tray 1bth, in "the basement of the
Church. The 9mee.ting was Opened with
a hymn,*' after 'which the president,
p
a .-. Miss Currey, led ;in prayer,; fellowed
llnch ,
by the Scripture 100011.. Ater the roll
er►il.Mrrs• Currey gave aikintexesting and
lielirful , account of the Presbyterial
meeting held recently in Clinton. Two
of the ontstai dbig ' .speakers of "the
Meeting were Micas Stirling of Bayd,eld
and Miss Courtiee of Clinton., Mrs.
Curreygave some astonishing and de-
plorable facts as to what is going on .
the present time as a'result of intemper,
sauce. Miss Courtice, returned mission-
ary from .Japan, ' spoke,poke, on,Canada's. Xe
attitude
ude
towards
, the
J
ap.
an
eff
e
ro.oere:livltcaada-It
1p`
ee
-eou
-
break of' the war.These People
really Canadians,: born in'Canada, and
when sent back to d avail were practical -
1Y,, strangers •who" didn't know the
g
, ,p
tt anese ltinguage. , Mrs. Dan IEi,erh
�
,
ave a solo, 'followed by the :presenia--
Stewart, who is
MO of a 'sift to yrs,; gtewti�. .
After ;t..e
sharrtly' moving to town. a Vit.
National Anthem lunch, was served.
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Ma 10. ---If . goad
PORT' ALBERT, 9
weather • .continues ` this Week, aniost.
what -0 delicious flavor Neilson's Cocoa
,
has I'm glad- - 1 took my 'rrocer's�.
advice. He said it is- his :hest° .seller
because it Is,th:e Chocolate Cocoa
ow-
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JERSEY B R1t
(0(04,,
farrs in, this district will finish seed..
lug. The wheat crop thls year
very Good, as yell.a : the bay'..
Mr .and Mrs. John goi4 have ° been
gettingthe' hydrop 'installed t In their
Haase and,barn the, Past wYeek{.��, and
and Mrs (lordon Cockfield and
daughter, of Detroit, opent leaf week
Visiting with the latter's parents, Mr..
ttrtd Mars, ftoy Petrie.
' h IVin haat hornet, in , Hawaii, -in his' sixty-seventh.
The regular monthly meeting of the St. �'tnl. s Augllcaxt cbur�c g , " e . , ' -
i.' Circle was held out. s been reopened : atter, extensive year. He was a nada a of I lay' fawn
-
Tuesday
r
Ashfield air hag hfiel lk #i 1►t•
w entre
sou,
arehis e ►
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• the
alt
riin
weekg
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Tuesdmy •utt�rno+on Ut'. last w erenovation. '
4,me
s-•Mooite.---
lifelon�
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itif
4441hdaugh-.
t Mrs. jaii. Stakes, 'Landow; MO;
Nesley Itlcbardsop
Gcdet1e,
:anddMr
s
L
r Zurich. , Wille t, uric
ttue—Molyneatitx
art of the meeting was spent itt quilt -
t
wil ' ` held
a
e meeting be
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aJohnston,-
vvhn
h. of
Mrs. a.
quilt-
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boxes foglocal' boys" overseas will he
packed.
Mrs. Lloyd jtttzlatd daughter,Anne
ae,vis to lasta week .with;:
• relatives
t
iv
es
in Strtfor ,:A . '
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Mr. and Mrs, John -MacPherson 'and
daughter • f�:Tee wa.
to •_visited,
last Sundaywith.the lattel's- p
aren
tak
.lir. and ;.Mss. MonnQuaid.
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"AVN 1IIP May 16.-4.
G IaF7 ICH TU S
Ur. • and Mrs. ';l vin McAllister ° and
family,' of CliautOp, were Sunday visitors; of near I3lueYale.
F
Bruceiield died • on May 4th ` in his
eighty-second
year. r
Ills wite
survives;
Marry ,ltobb, . of Stratford, has Pur -
Chased .Brussels • which
chorsed the b y" a t
zxhb4
been Conducted ter the last eleven s.m
years by John xa iitrnd.
Ray Vlgborn, princiPa
l of
f Exeter xeter
•;ptiblie school, has repifined the position
.order to take u
os
it
ien on the teach-
ingstaff it Ha lton,
(i ' 1' rtn
h.� a
"4i'"l�lbur. S% els htt� sold. ids
, y
i.
y' h_
o %ls
the ,end �Uil�l;`jsion` of Stanley township
P
toy Fred 1•Iudie of Czititoa . and with his
wife • s'ill move into A.Clifton tp• ,reside.
Colin Hudson, lifelpng - resident ' of
Insall, 'is dead in; his sixty-fifth year.
Charles (iarniss,has sdid: hie,OA' iaing
mill ,at -Brussels ,to Cameron Adams,
with.. Mr, andMrs.;llobt, McAllister. ' 'Mrs Elijah Taary, of: Exeter.',:a ed'
`Miss "E thea . McIlwain of Hensall,. on' Thursday ast in, her ninety-first
ire of Usborne
spent the weep -end. with her parents, year; She wa . a naownship. Her 1tusbzti id predeceased
Mr. and. 'lilts. Geo.• liciiwain - her and she; is survived' by one son .and
,, Niss. Mareia.rwoocl attended the five daughters,';
young peoples coi>venYtioil "it' r' esley-., A back iruig gas l -engitiI axi l
Willis church, Clinton, on Friday. :.day last caused a fire which destroyed
MViother's Day Service. -Mother's Day' u punipliouse ,at the . Imperial Oil stn-
was observed tit -Union church on Sun- tion at -Exeter. The firebrigade than,
day. The pulpit was decorated with, aged.tb prevent the spread of the blaze.
flowers, and the ehildren's choir, under. to a nearby warehouse. s •
the direction of Mrs. Harwood, ,assisted Mrs. William ,Iiutledge,of Clinton,
with the service, The' Sunday school paged away on ` MO 9th in.. her
superintendent, ,Mr. James Young, con- eightieth year.. She was born at Sum-
. ducted..the service, following, the order merhill, and after her_ 'na,r-riage,,,'lived
of 'service prepared by the Council :of ` for a while lin Goderich township, but
, Religious Education. An "Act of Ap-, for the • last forty years had been a
predation to the Iothers of Canada" resident of Clinton.' ,Mr. Rutledge died
• was taken by Isabelle Fuller,Shirley
McDonald, Wilda Wilson and Doreen
Orr. A story, "A Christian Home n.nd
a New China," was read by 'Rev, A. •J.
MeKaye, wha,also delivered an address
on .the _theme "Aoames Make a Nation.
The children's choir sang two . numbers.
The marriage of. Evelyn "Verona',:
daughter au ter of Mr. and31)7S. Thoaann$.
Moiyneaux, Dublin, to Kenneth Btue,
son of Edward Ellie, Zurich, and the
late: Mrs. Save. took place at St. rat-;
ricks church, Dublin;. ou°'Satuxda9.luat►
+ their y.o
Chariot1a to
son or ' Ur. and
Wood ,, The irst
lace early in J John
e�«
lir. ami, ]Mrs.:M
ton, announce the ton$0.140010nt of W'
elder daughter, Glia Mar. Ile
erm
Flight Li�enteata�,itt 'V�'� •
Watte.+ � .
the D,
Wti,ttC1C'i# ',an�.late LoresSe
�.
.�I►d
o Ontario. �. � o Landon, Watters ;� ,
ding will- take' place early in jtate
Oritario street United cliureht n
Mrs. X. '13'1. Atkinson, Londe n,
nQaaGnees theengagement of ler youshgest
daulgllter. Lorraine Eleanor, ' to
yy'ryy Jap son o f l
•Ce'cil Thr,' Holmes, 0.,11., , ,
i.
and Mrs. W. S. R. 1101meei,Clinton,:the:
wedding fo. take
inn
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t
Rev. yfoulloti odlciating« Dundas Centxe United hur.cIb
London...
' Headaches?K
'i bard to: struggle along:with a head that'aches
and paine all the time. •, . ,
A headache need not bean illness in: itself, but
may be a warning symptom that there is intestinal.
sluggishness within.
To 'help ,overcome the cause of headache 'it is 4, -
necessary
ne essary to eliminate the• waste matter from the system. Btird,ockBlood
l ten,helps °to rcmave-tbe.ctuse. f ;Jeadaehes by egulating the digestive •
and biliary organs, neutralizing .acidity,ati
, reng,the constipated .biowela—
and toning up ;the•sluggish liver,,andiwhen this has• been accomplished - the
headaches .should. disappear. •
e Got 13. B. 13: at any drug counter, .Price $1.00 a bottle:. ; l
The T. Milburn Co.. 7,,imitvd, Toronto, Ont. _
in 1928. One son and three daughters
survive.
,Miss Agatha Coultes, R.N., daughter
of,—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coultes,. East
Wawanosh, has : been alapointed by the
Women's 'Missionary Society of the
Unitedx Church to ypsuinvi11ehospital
in Manitoba. t rewe11 presentation
of a • purse of money; accompanied by 1
an address. was made to her by tate
congregation of Brick United church.
,After :an' :illness of several weeks,
Wilson Carille died on May. 8th ;at 'his
. • , _ .. W . below Savings 'Stamps free..
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FRUITS & 'VEGETABLES
• :s .issues of,,The Goderich Signal -Star, • advertisements under this -
DAIRYES • In gm' g •
' hewing• with .contain several" names of • persons, living • in Goderich and and •district.
r .The navies will be selected ' from the subscription list of The Signal -Star:
Simply find your name m one of the advertisements, clip' the advertisement,
present it to the' store in which your name appears,; and oficeive
r - ..' aar.._S v -i s• ''Stampsret:
- vizi— - tong
Complete_ line of Dalry o
• -MILK ana
LUNCH COUNTER
Near Theatre=
Phone „104;
Special Prioes on
BED OUTFITS
Steel Bed, Spring and Mat-
tress, "Felt or .Spring -Filled.
EIZESHeFKIJI7C.,&. G.sET.
IN SEASON
.SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT
FRIENDLY SERVICE
.., ._, `•r ..-y,,:.-.�,.•- ._.fit... ;,,w.,.-.r....«,�,-.... - sc.,
o•
(�ua"�tY IIs• Products
Milk, Cream, Devon Ice Cream.
VISIT. ' but DAIRY :BAR
St..: Phone 's5';
•
Staple'
B,ESTAURANTS
x
RBST
A.0 RA `
.HOME-MADE CANDY
Phone 170
THIS , IS STATION'
Archie Hamilton;
R.R. 5, Goderich
,pissoo-yomminamaisimb-
--•"" JEWEL LERE: .._...
bine Bird. and
Lore , Diamonds
DIAMONp °RINGS
`BULOVA,. LORIE, LONGS
and'ROLIGX WATCHES
• SIL ERWARE;,and CUT GLASS'
E:C..Robertson
Goderich;
Phone '1 • ..
•
AUTOMOBILE PART$
Canadian Tire.
Corporatioi
LD.A.,
DRUt •STOR•
Frescriiltions • a Specialty
Phone 45 1y Goderich
'hone'470' • East St:
PCItTEB,'S I Ilia, May 19•• -•-Mrs.,
'Sas. 'Durnin, London'.-spent-Mother'r ,
a�tk::lier tiatnts,!rs.- an .irs_�
M• Woods. •
' Grace; Church ' NV:A.=:On Thursday,
16Iay 11th, the WA. of Grace church
inee•-•at the •honit:of -Mrs James --:Com
iCh Ii"t 1ll'tli�en ply . � lit'- `
trilled, after which the- meeting Was:
opened: 'The.,Scripture=refrdiirg bg-1 rs."
J. S. Lockhart was followed by. prayer.
A'11.iscussion with regard to having a
strawberry- iestiiii), ;foil wed, but , so
few were present it wars deemed best
to 'leave 'it 'over.' The toll Call was
answered with• : t verse containing The
Word "hope." The s,.orth or next
month will be `•`love. " .The meeting
closed with the::Mizpah benediction.'
The June meeting is to be held in the
church. '
Red .Cross Meeting: ---On Monday of
this week. the' Red Cross met • at the.
• , J'.aes Cox., sixteen ladies _.
be semt.4434„.: .S.:-A.Lv.in ettleS,
-presiding: •A-frer.fhe, quilting of t*vo
•-lts--the-raeettng.fits _ e pened wi-th:-
the iRd 1 Cross'..pteayer. Mrs. John Tor-
rance gavesome information' as to the
urgent need 'of more clothing 'and quilts.
Nearly all the sewing_ handed out last
.month Was returnedrfinished'and read;
for packing' and as much :more 'was
handed out for next month: Mrs. 'Allen
Betties, .knitting convener," -Y Mrs.:Allen
sweaters, gloves and socks were wanted
had -yarn.
a~ ha.nrri - xr e
'for all wl o cared' tO help. Mrs::'Betties
also -looks after the packing-and-mail-
ing
acking-and-mail-ing of *boxes• to our boys, overseas.
She read two letters of appreciation,
from &orris Frame and Ivan Lockhart,
both serving in Italy. Tickets were
old on n gift donates bv; Eleanor Cos;
which was won by Mrs. Jaek' Gilbert
, -A youngster was'ab uo t 'to' be caned
e -he
5 3
master asked him': hew vie preferred j_ o
receive his punishinent.
"Well; sir," said the' b-dy quickly,.
`if you please, I'd like.. the Greek style
of .penman 'hip' `
"What on earth do you mean?" asked
the- master
'Please, sir, the upstrokes heavy and
ASSOCIATE STORE
WBETSTONE, Prop.
TIRES and BjTTERIES ".
iiamiton� St. rl'bono ,.699, a:
Buy and hold your war savings. •
Under trying • circumstances we
are trying to do a good job.
You' "will diad this a, goody firm to
'11.o -business with,
BOWLING
• A gggd w aay` to ;trend' your even-
ing or leisure hour in pleasant
congenial surroundings.
the downstrokes light," said the bright The meeting closedwith the- 'National.
lad: Anthem.
Lo not take the risk of having your war securities misplaced, stolen
• or burned we will keep them for you :in our vaults, for a small: charge-
VICTORY BONDS—For 10,,per $100 per annum—
Minimum charge 250 a year—we will keep your bonds iii•
our vaults, clip the interest coupons as they become due, and
place the, amount to the credit of a savings account in your •
name. From this account, you may withdraw the ' money as
you desire:.
•
yoult certificates in our vaults for safekeeping until they mature
-:x-7. % years from the timo'of purchase. Chafge.for the 6u11,7%
years: iOs for a $5 certificate, up to $1 for' a $500 certificate.
Bocroww, if neiessaty on your Victory Bonds as security, rather than sell
them. We williaake you aloan to piotect yourinvestmerlt:
gotaiiZktf N 1817
a-earthing—for
rn -or Indust wig orie`rs"'
. h H• M. MOI1 T ITH, Manager
•
Goderich Bxanc
Many_ women ,have, to.._do...theirt?'awn..
housework, and, the constant' bend
,Ing, overs ;;lifting, making beds,
sweeping, ironing, sewing, so • necesy:
sari:, to •perform their household
duties.. huts a heavy Strain on the
• back andakidneys, and if,there:were
no kidney, weakness" the back would'
• be strong and welt
Doan's Sidney Pillo help• to give
relief -to weak, backache, kidney suf.
• fering women. K
Doan 's 'Malley Pills are put up
w " � rk. oblonga"Maple ; Lea "•th o our trade
thhe
wrapper.
Don 't accept a • substitute. ' Be
sure and get "Doan's."
Tile "i'. Milburn Co.,, Ltd., Toronto, Ont.
„,.cordon: - Bannister
YOUR FRIENDLY .,
`` CITIES ' SERVICE`;...
bAI.ES
Phone 717 J, West St. •
•
e'OMMuNrrx
V'lcroRv GARREN
, .:."When rwe'ie through -
It . snob s" like nec4."
Utmiltorm §t. Phone 229 n
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