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10.00 a,m, ScuOoL.
• p.to a.nI. ,11101tNING Pla1:1014 „AND ;SERMON. „
• ,etac er—Ilev. IL L. Jennings.
- 7.00- pfier. ENSONO AND SERMON.
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'Preacher -4 -Th° Rector.• - ,
'A hearty ;welcome is. eXtentlet1 lo alt visi ars.
•• ••COME ;TO CHURCH,. '
'W•riir7eitrior 1it.r7vM, * a
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PRESIIIITE14AN,V�VRCU
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b.-NORTg STREET
. UNITED 'ClIUR61.„
Minister, Rev, RAH, Turnbull
Goderieb yat
Windsor Castle
(10outliMed /rein— Pile-, 1)
governor of W-tii'dsor - Castle,. Lord ,BORN
Wighani (the King being • the 'Clever-
tetslet us in and„ sake* us arettal 1111,ENNAN.—At St, Michael's Hes
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the plate. When We arrived the guard pital, Toronto, On july lgth, '10+1,
sainted and threw ;open the IMO iron to M. and, um, Dean Brennan,
gates. t We discolored iromediately Toronto, a -daughter,. •
that the royal family were there; be: Thursday, -July
da-ticie" the ;royal, standard' Vas Aying 13041944, t� Mr; and MO. Piltford
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frOM-'11107•10m440woritiMilt., XeNejk.st Nile,. a 'dauglIt.Pr, Joyce
William the Corninerer m 1000. T „is
is Indeed a palaee and fortress. From , • DI
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outside one would never think there CURRELL.—In Colborne township, 011
was' so' much roora, but 'frem. wItlkifl Monday, July XL' 1944, ,Edward A.
we ,N,,ere..sbovvii building atter,building, eurrell„in. his 75t1i year.
Seeming never to end, Lord, Wigliani, In Alexandra :Hospital,
personally;•04 us places that millions Goderich, on Friday, July 14, 1944,
f the public have never Seen. Ile • Elizabeth •Smith, th hog 8901 year..
permitted the keeper of the ,eurfew DICKSON(•;-At Alexandra • ,Ilesplial;
tower to show, Us insicle Just' aS 3 •Goderibli, On Fritlay;-,Tuly 14, 1944,
otelock. Was .striking. We, heard the
Thomas Dickson„ of DungannOne iu
wonderful Chiines and, rushed uP the • his '73rd Year, ,
steep,,tiny 'Stairs to the top where the BAEOULEItIn Goderich, on Wed,
clock works, were shown us. The •neSday, July 0.10, 1944, Cristian G.
caretaker was just ihe type you would Baechler; in his OUth year. "
imagine should be,. in incha_ position, Funeral from residence, Wolfe Street,
short and blocky: The poor fellow Goderich, on %Saturday, July. ,22,. at
Couldn't tell us eneligh about the pike. I p.m; Interment in Maitland eeme-
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fle gets so few Visitors there that he tery,
s_ofitA, excited and 'anxious to tell. IN 1VIE1IORIA1VI
us all there was to Imo* about every s "N,47---,41--.,,Er1.06wnytii!,;mhoe-mplea away yss—tt,--mrtry
thing, The chimes that ring every owls,
hour play the same tune, St. Davids, one Year ago,''' July 16th, 1943,
which is for Psalm' re with the use of ,You can only, have one mother °
eight .different -sized -bells. They were Patient, kind and true,
constructed i.0 img. The clock No other friend in all the world •
is Iwound every ..40.4norpings . (it Will be as true to you; .
takes tell rrainutes to wind) by the The. bright light hasgone from our
use .a key the $iZO of most tractor home • we once enjoyed,
cranks. Ile 'pointed Out :the secret Gone- trona- us but MeMories
8IAIST
CIIITItell NOTES
Victoria 'Street 'United ehurch will
hold,,the annual eongregational picnic
at Harbor Park 4-41; 310n4ar after1io0,10
July, 24th,
ERVICES
T CHURCH
or Reif
Lon
LQST-.4--TWO R1T HAGS, ON NO, 21
1-11gliway. Finder please leave at
SIGNAL -STAR. 29x
LOST. WALLET CONTAANING
t"r•• money and papers. Finder please
leave at SIGNAL-liTAR:_ - • .29
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, PUBILIC- WORSHIP AT 11 AJA. AND 7 P.M
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Services conducted by Reverend -Richard 'Stewart'
Knox, Presbyterian' _Church -
r- Sumner Visitors are cordially invited to attend these
. Services'. .
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COIVIE AND WORSHIP 'WITH, US
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erkb Bap ist -Church
RAW: JoiePli 'Janes,: NIL/Lstor,:
Verna, Miller, Organist
10 an SUNDAY SCHOOL.
' 11 a.m. ' PUBLIC WORSHIP -
Subject 09w -the Weak Gain the VictorY Over the Strong"
7 p.m. PUBLIC .WORSHIP. •
Subject: "Spiritual Healing."
Monday 8 P.m.—Meeting of 13.Y.P.U.
• Wednesday 81' pan. ---Prayer Meeting. Come and Pray for Victory.
STRANGERS' ALWAY'S WELCOME
ictoria St. United
IIITNI-STER--REV: LAWRENCE IL
1.0 a.m.--suNDAY sojaot.
11 a.m. 4GREEN" PASTURES."
,. 7 p.m. tRUSEOFOIL
ORGANIST—MRS. L. IIAN
Wen Church, Goderich Township, Service
Church
TURNEHria.
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at 9.45* -
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BET.kuuL PENTgOOSMAL ITAiERNA:OLE
THE. CENTRE OF EVANGELISM
REV. A. -O. HARRIS; Pastor. ` 16 WATERLOO ST:
Sunday 10 a.m.—Sunday School
11 ,a.m. MORNING SERVICE. "
130 pm EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Tuesday 8 p.m. Young People's Servioe.
Thursday -8 pan. Prayer -Meeting.
hearty .welcome- awaits you at this -spiritual workshoP.
Methodist hurch
Corner Victoria. and Park St.
, REV. G. W« FREEMAN, Pastor
.10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.'
11 a.m.. "TARRY YE."
- pan. EVENING SERVICE. -
-Prayer igepting—Wednesday at 8 p.m.
ALL CORDIALLY WELCOME
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panelegted-e-xits in the --w....""*. ° ° ° i ° ° — eath can-netei--take-a.* •
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-whieh are from, 109 to Ir. thick, and Though •the world -does not know It
where ' a certain hutehei waS-314Aged - you, areitb ua in anifil;
outside. •Thenhe took us down totheWhile ;upon this earth we _stay.
cellar, or rather dungeon, for • that Is —Sadly missed by her three ,daugh-
whgt it was used for.in mediaetal time, this, Ethel,. Ila and Mabel, and her
and proceeded to , relate more of the three sons, Albert, Wilbur and Arthur.
mostextraordinary events :that-, hap- , • . .
pened in from Henry In'S P) H0417 ' ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
certain -slieep--, thief had been celled service' •111 -St. • George's church- last. SALE.—TWO-IURNER HOT'
A large congregation attended the FC/R
VIII's thne. •He showed us where a
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the chalk rocks. three . feet and ex-
: tinned his series of sermons on popiilar 'plate. Net?. last Summer. Phone
awaitiAg trial who had dug through Sunday morning, When the rector On- 213. 29x
.:extrine d;:taw eholefoptvebrf -eiii,glecruehtic,, pfaese:uu, i,t3;eo
vice WilI be held for Paratrooper Har- on SALE. -1936 MACK '"SE'D,A,N2.6
hymns. On July 30th a memorial serr
before he Was discovered—this all -with. ow 1110hring,• who .was the first from , phone 532. '
a thin file and his 'fingers. Another, Goderich to loae his life in the great?
cell where Anne Boleyn Was placed invasion of France. . . s .,, ._
while awaiting execution ; one torture The annual Church sehoel picnic will
chaarn.e.da
bwhere er _zngv
. 3,b 4m
theit o.rniginae4:tu
lxststu
ock,9sreet- a.beti. held .on Wednesday next, july .26th
m,
-Mika' .111c.. The eo-operatiOn. • of
More -advanced. treatments, These are .the congregation is requested..' -
only a few of :the meidentS he told us, - • - - . - . , . ; .
but he talked- so- fast I-Jtat couldn't 100;000 •WiLL RULED INVALID
11 0 es'clock i- -
A, . will Of Alexander M, Kenzi ,, f
remeniber-them a . h, y , This c --6 O
in the Curfew tower which still runs Kinloss township, made March. 24t1i,
'Very aocuratelywas the one that Gray 1042,' has -been-declared' invalid by a
he rd and speaks about - in"-- . nti•
aY's judgment issued by... Mr. Justice Kelly
Elegy in a , Country TOhnrChYSrd." -11-ir i
s at Oigoode Itall. 'VIZ -Kenzie, a farmer,
clock after it was installed Seemed tohu-.
d aniassed a fortune' of $190,000,
lose fiirp, Minutes' in a Week. The lad and a great deal of interest was 'taken
. who, made it discovered 'that Was be- in' the district in the matter of its
cause the wheels stopped every mart- disposition. • ' The will was Made when
ing .when he wound it, so he hung -Iwo
pieces of Metal, .from his father's
shop; on a wire and -put them on the
wheel for the moments that he ,wound
it. . The caretaker still does that every
Morning, the mune *ire and: Old Pieces'
of-nietal. • . .
. When Lord Wigham' finally . milled
is aWay 'from the tower, we were.
shown in -the chapel, which is larger
than the majority of country churches;
DIAMOND RING ON
‘Saturday, :- July Sth, in 'vicinity of
Clinrch-wd: Colborne street. Lib
reward, Finder please: ,leaYC;at
.SIGNAL-STAlt. •• -29
Eon SALE .
FOR 110EMIZ. •,$EVIDN'
rooms, with alimodern
conveniences; •Perfect.' tonditiOn,
Possession irainediately. . Apply 48.
Keays street,' . •, ; , 2S-*
VOR
SALE.—LOTS, .A.14-SO7' COT-
TAGE; hydro. Apply. 21,1iTilliain,
street, sunroom door. .28t -e
'WATERFRONT IN • TOWNor
— dpaer:ich. Attiaeuve bank and.
beach. Healthful elevation. Oreh-
ard, sewer, water, light. quiet loca-
t-i°5-cgt-Arataer-cettagss-in:--for--sratal,
farming. Particulars from , PII,A.S.
klEALE, 11701 ark Lane. South, Kew
Gardena, New York, 15, er„,A.-0.
Goderich,' 23tf
,TO RUNT
0' IIVNT.-'-ht01)/411,1sT VI/RNX811/40
house; immediate polisession. Apply
MRS. II. L. )3AENE, 62 West street.
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1tENT;--4011 TUE ;c'MONTEI
ot August, cottage on tbe" lake
bank, ten-minute -rItle 'from' LOoderieli;
four bedrooms, bathroom, eleetrie 'stove
and "refrigeratOr« For further par;
tieulars-apply -to R.� HAYS, -
Hanilitoir'street. gOtf
fro six-nooU
hose, unfurnished, ,Quebee street,!
',Goderich. ,ApPly MRS. JAS. BAR,- I
Boum, 47g BilrbroOk. street Emden. I
2,8te I
OR 1tENT.7-,-FURNISIIED
TAME, adjacent Goderich 'Stunmert
School; available for . SeOond week in
July, and Augustweekor month.
Write o phone REV., D. MacMILLAN,
Tillsonburg, Ont. . 27-9x
FOR SALE.—SEVEN-ROOM )3RICK
- house, east half of double hoUsei
91 East street, GoderIth. 'Garage.
11,500 cath: 'Write G. 13, MATHESON?
..g&gbeityt4treetrApt....7„St...,Catilarine5
Ont • 27-30
REN'i.----FURNISHED COTTAGE
ow, lake -front,- August lat. MRS.
W. jOHNSTON, phone 757S, -29
ONE APARTMENT,
• -Square -a,m1,--.Kingston- Street, avail-
able August 1st, ' One apartuieht,'
,Sfpare, available August 15th. Apply
R. • Q, HAYS, K.C.,,,Hamilten - street,
Goderich, Ontario, go.te
TECUB D ztazr
oo Brea
contains the vitamins so
necessary to 4
GOQD REArniti
-1Fo sefl the et tot Bread
urrY's Baker
,YIELULBERT, ,l'r!prieter,
PHONE 465
' .. '1.' ' . AlUCILION. sim
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goofiest*? on. 1,raplereents and household
Wawanosh, one mile east of Auburn.
atc%'ves_t_h714:$:4;ikt.:3v1,B3 elrn:e:Gt2S ili 1 , 1, ....t. „
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AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD'.
at ,Auburn Broiler LURE . ''''..,
to be held in .Goderich Rink, on
-29 Seaforth, Auctioneer
AucTioN , 'SALE OF- • HOUSE-
, FURNISHINGS .
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"COTION- SALE OF PAW% 114.1tm
. 4 THURSDAY', JULY 27tn '
'11A.ROLIt---SAMSON,
riete, .
35°iCAIA6 IlljTjArit' Auctioneer.
at '1.82DP.131MS, Auburn,
' roPrie or
_ Six , SATURDAY.dwi1ig79 el:JaLirYs 2a2111:1_,;tit.bie ;
2 e'clock p.m.
studio tench; 2.',bo9kcases ,, (1 new) i
I drop-leaf table ; 2 occasional chairs; ,
g rocking •chairs; 2 diasers ; 1- sofa;
'china, cabinet; granrphone ; • wicker .
chair; Windsor chair; settee; • 3 bed-
steads; 1. stretelier; 2 small tables;
flower ' stands; s 2 music cabinets;
carpet sweeper; -baby carriage; 1
electric • refrigerator (reconditioned);
WANTE
WANTED —TO 1,3UY OLD, HORSES
' ' and d liable
for mink: feed, removed picauptly.-
R_Err-GTLBEIrr;--It"."./t.' Bayfield,
Phone.' 908 r gg, cliaten. Calls' paid
for. -('‘?
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.- . A
'"." hundred -acre farm one^ rope- Sonth
of .rort...whert. Would accept house in
Goderich • as part • Payment; Write' to
SIGNAL -ST, .
.27-9x
FOR SALE. -1939 tont) COACH.
Phone 219, -2$
FOR SALE.. -15 -FT. 11/lOtOit, BOAT'
and. I2-11, Twin Evenrude out-
boaid,-$200it*07 WOODS, 2 East street.
Cap, be seen at Bert-MODonakilsitt-th
'harbor. 49
Mid-Simuner Specials!
Bedroom Suites --
Dressers
Chiffoniers
Vanities
Night Tab.les,
Chests
• Benches
Beds, 'Springs. 86 IVIattresed'
—Prices_lidoderated,
A liiirited num.134
REIIIGERATpi.03
Price :*Reduced
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CARDS OF THANKS
MRS. THOMA BtLL AND 111/111:
IL Y wish to thank those. who -Were
so'kind and sympathetic to them and
those :who sent floral tributes or loaned.
cars for the .funeral. -29
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the testator was "eighty years of age, rri/E- RELATIVES OF THE LATE
and the judgment said.that he had notE
that' linie,Frank: Donnelly of Gode- • lizabeth Smith are grateful to
rich was counael• for some-, of ' the heSe who sent floral tributesor w
. ho
the mental capacity to make a will at t
Parties interested. • - expressed sympathy to " thefia. . ,:. r:29„
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and pointed out . where alt the Knights
of the Garter sit, eacb hating a aVeciaT
bo -x -all .his ' Own;• designated* by his
R. _GOOD AND FAMILY
extend. heartfelt ,thaiiks to their
„Many . 'friends for the sympathy and
kindness shoWn, them in their .recent
bereavement. They. are especially
flag and coat7of-arms ;* Queen, Vietoria'
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ArrLiqAtipNs Ang..Ri4uippT"ED
from residents • of the County of
Huron'. ,for the position of County
Constable for the County of Huron.
The saccessfulapplicant will. be
Stationed in the Village Of Blyth.
• All applicatiens to be made at the
Selective -.-Service, Goderich, Ontario,
by 12 o'clock noon: on..•_•,the, Utli day of
August.
All applicants will be required to
appear in person al the Court House,
Goderich; Ontario, at 8.00 p.m: on
Tuesday, 'August 8th. 29-30
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• fr• 29x iseieer ig)ho .r.i3n'asotowvesso;re3entsrn; isa;a wringer;p2we
ANTED. •-,2 LARGE STRO
'STAB. •• (hall bearings) ; bird cages and numer-
copper_beilera electric AtOve; child'
trunk. BO,X. O. 56,'..,.pIGNAL-
WANTED -"TOL, ....RENT. -L.:HI:Mph, nus -small articles. - -
'Bayfield, Ont • '' - --.-- • '
- - . -- Y' - DONALD_B• . • ....BLUE',
, TERMS--9ASH;
perinanentli, ' by.. j:esponsible :Dart
ApplyLiVIRS. DONALD ' FINDLAY; 9.f4 ' —
,Auctioneer.-
put,,No WANTED„ — THE . BOYS'
• - Sold without- reserve.
detached, three or four bedrooms, ' " •
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box where the present King and Queen fguiralforultoh
a*itrtibp.otseehosww,lofftsuch
aennedsucars.bea.u29tix-
sit. King George is -buried there and ‘'
There is a big'life;•Wedcar-vrnig'-o:
lying'prone'in marble: He is on one
Side of tab*and the. other "side
rightnextc' is .clear, Waiting for • a
'statue of Queen Mary When she dies,
We Were shown the Royal' Guards-
men's quarters and thenthe ronnd
tower Where Lord Wighani now. lives..
..His den hasn't been altered at all and
Was: .• Cromwell's
library, 'directly overlooking the gates
and Pericull is of the tower' entrance.
The open' holes where the hot oil was
poured on tinivelcOme visitors and the
portcullis are still -there He' then
took-us,to another room and slabwed,118
autographed pictures of the royaLtam-
11Y, both the last and the present one,
as well as Mnnerbus other ...famous
personages,: such as Queen. Victoria,
Duke of Wellington, Duke .of Windsor,
and others that I cannot remember.
After that We walked in Lord- Wig -
ham's garden, which nearly surrounds
the tower. • We went- out :WO the
quadrangle where the King and.Queen
have their apartments facing:— We
looked down the private.,Path through
:their garden and woods which has an
avenue of oaks planted in Charles' II's
'time. • .The guard' 'told- us that :Their
.MajestieS were out for a walk, and
sure -enough. about three hundred yards.
o• thepath theyrWere coining to-'
Wards.'us. • If we had been five min-
utes later we'd have been face to face
with. 'them. It was a Most. pleasant
isit and :u saw things' 1' 1l -always,
emember. , • . •
Shortly after vie left the castle,
Lord 'Thompson showed us through
Eton College 111, the same town. I wish
you could have seen all the kida.,Stand-,
nig around, just before chapel., at 5
_0'elock; all wearing their famous high
black 'silkhats and 'tins. it was
quite amusing. We went for tea to
one of the oldest shops In Windsor,
called the "00ekpit.". The. heuse is
Very low and ;from- the outside looks
..nadarget_than acettage„but inside
WO ' Saw:at lealtireiniat rifolYtatil-xattre-
rooms wheretea is. served. It was
originally the •scene Of many a fainous
cockfight, whiCh-nsed to be'so fashion-
able a couple of, centuries ago. When,
we _arrived . back at, Dorney Wood,
his lerdslaip told 1.I14 not to sti'm too
'far • away,. a..fihe had a few guests
ohningfor an hour or so, .• " They
turned. out to be Lord Alhusen, Lord
Ruslicliffe and 'Lout Chadwick, so we
'sa* hi geed majority of Ilie.House of
LOrds In today's -travels. These men
are all famous for 'QUO rOaS071 or an-
other, two having done, something tre-
mendous for the people oftEngland just
lately, Oh yes, I nearly forgot: while
we were sunning ourselves yesterday
WO saw., a . Middle-aged lady ,go into
the house and au bour or so later come
Out again and drive , off •with her
chauffeur. 'tater Lord Thompson fold
113 that he had Prineess Helena Vic-
toria, .granddaughtor of Queen Vie-
toria,, atthe house but hadn't thought
to call ns. We all told him how dis-
appointed we were and he said he was
sorry but hadn't thoeght we would
like- to be introduced: it so eominon
with him he forgets what 5 wonderful
'thing it wonid mean to
getting ctuite late and lime I
should got to bed. We are leaving:to-
morrow morning for London and will
report to the station Wednesday and
will write again Mitt,
00011 -bye now. Love. Sohn,
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Progressive Conservative Conventioi
and Annual Meeting -
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will be held in the'.
LL
ON
IDAY,JULY
,
• at 830 130.
to selct a Candidate 'to contest the giding at the next
rederal election and to appOint o» eers.
liPEAKERS---:Peter` McArthur of illiebec, President of
the Dominion Progressive Association, and Park A. VlanrOSs.
of LondonPresident ot 'the WeAterli Oittario. Asiopiation.
. The Obaknialf Of each Municipality will obtain, ()rotten; •
w/ for voting elgates from the Secretary at the Hall
tiskde
beteen
8)00 and 8.30 the night of the meeting.
Ztecutive Meeting 'at $1,15.
't1TE:117110DY WEL00101
MAU 1010411)
13eoreta1. Ppu44ettt.
1YMPIEY,
GOi SAXE TUE
lac ston
On the-33roa4rty of Cioderich
Auctioneer—
E014 COUNTY or guitoN
CIIAS:ILBELL
R..1, HAYFIELD , PHONE.
22-48x - CLINTON 909r5
uttimpotatomormit
r t
41.
Dr. G. S. ,1111)tt
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VETERINARY SURGEON
SMALL AND LARGE ANIMALS
• AtiLaudoes Drug Store, daderich,
• eveirlrhursdity-.-afternoon- ,
PHONE 203 • CLINTON
E -TAKE rr1IjS4)pjQRflJNIT
of expressing our AppreCiation" to
OUT' neighbors and friends -for the
acts of kindness and expresiens' tif
sympathy received. in our recent
bereavement ' MRS. 'MOORE, MRS,.
liblATI)LL, MRS. VANNORMAN, MRS.
GIBBS,. JOHN KENNEDY and
HARVEY, 1VIcGEE:-, -1;"-- -29
Band needs a Piano.' If 'anybody
has one DAY would like to donate or
sellSkeasonably„ please communicate"
with BANDMASTER p. WOODS,
g East;street„. -29
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WA.NTED.--FUENISHED .&PABT-
MENT hoilse 'possession early
August. Write -BOX. 58, $,IGNAL-•
.STAR. ' - -29
RS.DWARD A".--"CtItItiELL AND
family are grateful. to those who
were so kind and 'thoughtful in their
recent bereavement bey .would also
like to thank- these :who loaned cars.
for the fuarai or sent flowers.29
MRS. THOS. 13ICICS0N-AND, PAM-
- ILY: take thia.oppoitunity to thank,
'those who Sant- Metal tributea attheir
time of bereavement .or expressed their
ayrapathY in other ways, as well as
those who loaned cars for the ilinerftl.
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-vissmabasimmoslimilloisimmar
,Gordon 31, Grant
BuRoN ROAD ciODERtert.
. Licensed Auctioneer for
Ithiron ;County •
Furniture and Etirm Clearance,
Sales, Chattels and Real Estate.
Prompt attention given to all calls
:11VB0dX•te663* ,
1-521c MONO 959
now CA14 'you MmtutOiTht
WILL OUripit$ 3tou mAug
-VOIllt:MONEV?
Lam. ,
Life Insurance
H. M. FORD
«et insured kay
Rest issurefl.
North Stii, •Tet.208vt
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NOTICE To CREDITORS •,
ANTED .•L ---THE SALVAGE cowl-
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MITTEE has been asked to supply
about 13a1f-a-tonlpf old 'newspapers for
a- war mdustry.. Any, person having'
to phone -71
The :Signal -Star, ' or goo, ..t4e Town
Clerk, and they will be picked. up.
Pleaae tie them securely. • -29
WANTED. — A. MIDDLE-AGED
cenple. to care for an elderly
gentlemaxa in return for the use of
house (nnfurnished). and his. board.
Apply BOX 57; SIGNAL STAR .29-30
PAPERS ,WANTED
We require 3 or 4 copies '
The Signal -Star of June 29th.-.
if any- person has a copy el
that issue for which they hatei
no further use, we would- ap-
. Preelate it if they would Jet u$
have it. . Thank Tou,;... •
THE siGNAL-'smit.
' • REGIMENTAL NOTICE
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In the Estate of Richard Wilson,
late of the Town Of Goderich in the
County:. of Huron, retired, deceased,
' All pei,'Sdns having claims against
the estate a the above named Richard'
-Mon, , who -died ,on-or-alacnit-the
-day of June, A.D. 1944, at the said
TdiVlii of Goderich, .are'' required, on or
efore„.the-tat_day-of-Septeraber_next,
1944, ; to file with; theondersigned.
Solicitor s for the Executors. full par-
ticulars of .their claims; after which
last mentioned date the Executbrs will
laroceed to distribute the said estate
among the persons entitled,' thereto,
havingregardonly to the claims of
they then shall have notice. -
Dated this 15th day of July, A.D.
1944. .
BURGESS St, CLEMENT, "
• Box 266, Wallaceburg, Ontario,
29-31 • Solicitors for the Executors,
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