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_W. W.* DiitYMAIR,AeCter
CARito44o, fOxi,Vb•Irnlas*
8,30 a m HOLY COMMJNION. • :
10.00 am COMM $C1fOOltA. (Offering- fel! Indian -Children)
ILOO: #,M•;. LIVIORNINO: • SERMON,
" ..Snbjeet: ."An UncOliplous 'Happening,"
7.4"4 ▪ EVENSONG M»MON. $ubject; :"Abide with M.o."'
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COME *TO ci,)(14:{pu,-
-1.1,70ciftic'r'76-117;1031i 1,411;74
North St, United Church.
ittiNiSTER—Reir. R. II. TUR1SOULL,T13.A., B.O., STA.
11 a.m. "TIF FORGOTTEN MAN."
12 a.m.' SUM:0AX SCHOOL.
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7 P,m. "THE COST Qv
-1Vr-ri• 'MurraY Hetherington at the Organ, .
A, SINCERE, WELCOME AWAITS YOU.
• ox Presbyterian Church.
9.45 a.m. AINCio' Or. Af‘
• . .
,
11.00 a.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP.
•Semen- Subject: "Called Christians."
7 P.10. IIJDJ.ICWORSHIP.
. Sermon Subject: "Parable of the Soil." •
MINISTER -REVEREND -RICHARD ,.STEWART.4"
ORGANIST—MISS EILEEN 'BOGIE.
DIRECTOR OF PRAISE --,MRS. FRANK 'SAUNDERS.;•
Come.and Worship the Lord in the Beauty Of Holiness.
Ifietoria, St.: United -Church
MINJSTERREV LAWRENCE:I-IL TURNER, B.A.
10 sam:•-•SUNI.)EY-• SCHOOL... "
11 ain-"THE CHURCH ETERNAL"
.7 _P.m.' "EVENTIDE* 'WITH JESUS:"
• ORGANIST—MRS. L. HANNA..
Service at Union' •Cliurth at 945 a.m.
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*PERSONAL ALOW1101q•
john MeKinnen waa home ,
from Chatham fOr tbe week -end.
M. and Mrs. Bert Bradford -OZ.L011-
don are visiting relativeS in townthis
Week.
MigS LOulge Maggot', ef Toronto, tb
the guest of her cousins, the. MisSes
$tAirninsgs',EStier Niaelgath has retutnett
, . to her teaehing duties at;Belle Ewart,
Lake ••Simeoe,
t'Sgt. Harry Inkster, lt,0,A,V., Of
. Tn-f04 Qove;AS. (On Ifulif4X )16-rbUtl.4"
-i$ helne on Leave.
" Miss lkiabelle Allin, of Toronto, bas
been holidaying\•*vith., Mr. and. Mrs.
Ernest' Breckenridge. ,
" "Mr. and lifs.i wt Gth, ef: Pule-
Atoit -ere renewing acquaintances in
'Goderieli •and vicinity..
• MrS, V. Be1L of London:, has been.
- • ma'king a holiday visit in town, the
gilest'ot Urs-11;.Palmer. •
Ur.. and Mrs. T. '1'. Leckie and Ur,
'Monteith Leckie, of London, • were
visitors in town on Sunday.
Miss Dolores , Jeifords of " Buffalo,
NX, is spending her vacation with
her cousin, Miss •Elaine 'Vickers.
- -Miss Dorotlw - Henderson, of Wash,
Jngton, D 0, is spending holidays. With -
'her mother and sister Marjorie. •
.': Mr,' and Mrs, Ecl. Wells and tarnily
enjoyecl the eek end with Mr. Wells".
cousin, Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Donovan,
•"Detroit.
Miss Joan Tickner and James Gar-
rick, of Windsor, visited over the holi-
day at the latter's hOme, 44 Huron
road, . •
. • • -
Ur. aild• Mts. Aga 110H.c.d.-,91 London.
w,ere 'Week4nd guests with-the-forraer's
.brother. Mr:* Frank_Rowel,.,anCairs.
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Mrs. A. Gorl and Mrs T Wilson are
'Visitors in Sarnia, this week and while
there are attending the Lumby-Morris
7-fluptittls;
alk. and Mrs,- Hareid Rivers an -d
family have. returned home 'from *a.
Dleasant_holiday--speht_4,,Teronto,and
St. Catharines. •
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Goderich. Baptist Chutch
4. -
REV, JOSEPH JANES, MA, PASTOR
10146.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.' .•
11 aan.., .P.UBILLIC 'WORSHIP. Subject: "The Most Difficult Snbject
•in Life's . .
7 P.M. PUBLIC WORSHIP, Subject: 'Ube Ociod Warfare."
Monde 8* pina. Meeting ,of_13,Y..PAL
Wednesday:8 p.in.• Prayer, Meeting.- ----
STRANGEIRS--A.1.4WAYS WELCOME
. BETHEL PEN'TECOSTAL-TABERNACIM••
-4, THE CENTRE OF EVANGELISM- ,
"REV. A. 0, HARRIS, Palor. 16 WATERLOO -ST.
Sunday 1.0. aAn•—suuday school.
11 a.m. •MORNDIG SERVICE ,
1.30 p.m: EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. '
Thursday 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting. •
• A hearty welcome awaits you at this spiritual workshop.
•
kriree IVIethpdist Church.
;Torn& 'Victoria, itod Park St. " •
NEV. W. E. Mc$111GGIN.
-10 a.m.- SUNDAY SCHOOL -
' , a.m. - MORNING ' WORSHII;.
p.m. tarANotucAL.,-
- Wednesday 8 pan. Prayer IVieeting.
. ALL CORDIALLY INVITED
FXIC.ING
11A21'EKING; Sept M. j.
.Blitke-- "went to Dunnville- oh Monday,
to-viait-. het daughter, kis. Wilfred
Voifniari.
Mrs, Lottie White, and son Oliver, of
rent .to,--and-Mrs.--Anni.
efe-Veek-enisitore 'With MK4an
-Mrs. Cecil johnston. .•
Congratulations' to Mr. and Mra:
Harvey -Anderson on the:arrival Of a
baby girl on Saturday"- •
Mr. Henry Horton visited his sisters
atteebUrn•over,the 'week end
Mr and Mrs 'Hardy SimpsonV Al-
, •
. :•0:111,t11., JEWEL.
L1tEt THAT YOU
CHERISH 'Aiip vistuz?
so,..Att ALL =SE
'FLOATER POLICY. WILL
.GIVE YOU PEACE or
MIND
$EE -
11.
M. FORD
�et thourcit—istist insured 7".
Red 'Aitnu'ed. .
N.t1i St. TeL 268,*
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Spencer and
_ Karen,' of Detroit, were week7,eitd.
. guests with Mr. and Mrs. MI J. Ainslie
and Afts. A. Shields. -
Mr, and Mrs." W. Lavvrenee, Mrs, j.
• Wilson and Mary • were Labor Day
week -end "visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. -D. Wolfe. Stratford.
-Mrs., Mildred Sheridan, of 'Detroit,
and Miss Bernice Hull, of,Port Huron,
Mich., were guesta of'. Mt. and Mrs.
Albert 'MacDonald, South gtreet..
Corporal 'and Mrs. D. W. Collier of
"Torouto spent the holiday Week -end
at the home of their pareas, Mr. and
Mrs.' S. R. Macblath., East street.
• Mrs. A.. -Le Stewart of Detroit has
-returned home after spending two
weeks with her nieees Mrs. T. R.
-Rundle and Mts. -Frani ' Rowed.
Mrs.* Grertie Doyle and fandly,**ack.
compamed by Mr. Donnelly of Buffalo,
are guests , with Mrs-; Doyle's mother,
• Mrs: F. Blair, Wellington street. -
Mr. and -Mrs. John. Gallagher, Bruce
street, who have been residents of
•Goderich for. Over ten years, have re-
moved to Stratford, where they will
reside. ••
Ldg. j. A. R McKee has re-
• turned to Sydney, to .join the ..naine-.
sweeper • Suderoy, • after spending a
leave with 'his mother, Mrs. M. McKee;
Miss Inez b4ez Fuller, Miss M. L. West-
cott' and Mis. C..„Schmucher motored
from A.nn Arbor,. Mich and were.
gliests at the Sunset frem. last. Thurd-
day until Tuesday. - - -
Mr. and Mrs. -Bert Middleton and
children left last " week -end fer St:
Marys, Wh,pre they will reside. •Mr.
Middleton is engaged on. the teaching.
staff of the St. Marys, Collegiate,
Mr. And .Mrs. Frank Rowed'. have'
returned from an enjoyable motor trip
to . London, Niagara Falls and Hamil-
mentForestry Station- at St, Williams.
.
- Miss. Macpnersort,, Registrar
of Deeds .for the County of Huron, at,
tended the convention of registrars, of
the Province or Ontario at the -Royal
York Etotel, Toronto, -on., Tuesday' of
this week. •
• Mtg. (Capt.)- Sohn Vickers and
daughter, Miss Elaine Vickers, have
returned after. • spending a month's
vacation at Kitchener, Hamilton,-But-
falo, N Westlleld N.Y„ and Erie,
Pa., visiting relatives. -,
*Miss Helen Howard of Brantford
.spent the week end with her. wither,
Mrs. R, 3. Howard. Mr. _and MTS.
Jack Howard of,. Toronto alga- Were
-guests with Mrs. Howard. ',leek has
since reported for duty at Cornwallis;
N.S., where he Is training as a navel
supply assistant. •
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh-,Jbhnston and
Mr. and- . Mrs. Ray IV.faiott, of • Easex,
were visitors in town this week. The
ladies are the, daughters of the late
Mr. arid Mrs. RoVert Clark..
Mr. rknd Mrs. E. A. Price,- and Mr.
and krit. a J. -.Amies,, of Windsor, •and
Mr. and Mrs.- Isaac Watts,' of Brant-
ford, were guests, of Mr and Mrs W
,rteerfarthe" liolidity week end
. .t.
berth:- and:kathleenr..of Teeswater, and
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Thompson and
babe, of Holyroed, were Staldayi
visitors Willi Mt... and Mts. Geo.
Saunders. • •.
. Dr -Dan. Blake And Mrs. Blake were
accotnpaniede by -Keith 'Blake On their
return to Toronto on Monday.
.4;.. and. Mrs. 7,Chaa. :Hallam were
Ali on on-- ,
lam's mother returned home with then -
alter a visit of it,few days,: in%Seafo,rt.h.
onti London. •
Mr. and Mrs ,* -Geo.' Fitzsimmons of
Arkona and Alan Fitzsinimotis of Lon-
don visited.',..with Mr. and 'Mrs. • Cecil
Johnston recoutiZ" Connell will return to Toronto, where
Mr. B. Stothers and •d'a.tightet -.she resios.
Mr. and Mrs.- b. a McCorraick and
ehildren, • Allan, Audrey and Archie,
have returned to their home at Muneie,
Indianna, after spending Sorne time
with .Mrs McCormick's •parents ,' Mr,'
and Mrs.'. Ben.' Allen, „„Victoria,Streete
Mr.- Allen; we regret, to -say, is not en-
joying the beat of health this .summer.
. Dr: and •Mrs., H. W. Harrison' and
Mon Bud returned to their home at De-
troit ort- Sunday :after a visit with, the°
lady's' 'Parents, Mr, and Mrs, S. .5.
V.O.n, for alt at the - Penny .Fair and
bingo, WedneSdaY, September 20th, at
West Street rink, under anapices of
Ahmeek 36-7
• Get sure relief with Lloyd's Corn
414 Call9M. $alve.504-nt- CaMpbeIrs
and Emerson's Drug Stores.: * $04
Monday ,- "9.30 pon.„, at Kingsbridge
1-10.---Carrutherti'' OrChestra, • -Admis-
sion 50 cents. Lunch available. '35-43
Newest' fall inlflinery in the Ittteat
Styles in black and the smartest colors.
MISS MueVICAR'S Millinery, King-
ston -Street, 'Phone - • , -89
Slender Tablets are effective.Two
weeks' supply $1 twelve weeks' $5, at
,CaMPhell's, Drug, Store. 31-48
• Books of, Action and inagazines-et
recent date are litgently needed by the
Navy League. Will anyone ,having
theseplease leave at Pridluira'S`Cloth.-
hag Store, •• West Side of Square?
BORN
ANDERSON.—At Ale4tudra, Roppitta,
Goderich, - on - September gad,- 1914,
to Mr. and Mrs, Harvey, Anderson,
R.R.:•7, Lueknowa daughter. .
14,,AKE.--Lient. and Mrs. 14. *Blake
•, (nee, Lorene , Grass) 'wish to an-
nounce the arrival of their daughter,
Linda Margaret, *at- St. • Joseph's
.611h0,iilt9a4,14n
.0, don, en Sunday, August•,
.COUS1NS.-rAt Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich;, On September lst, 1914, to
Mr, and Mrs. Warner Cousins, Albert
• street, Goderich, a,daughter.
• • rid'', lst)- 44, to Mr.
. and Mrs. Frank Fox, Essex street,
• Goderich, a 'daughter. * •
MUG_FORD.—In Gederich, on August
' 29th, 1944, to ,Cpl. Roy and Mrs.
Mugford,' , Goderich, • a daughter,
Joyce Anne. •
Ale.xandra
Goderich, • on September 3rd, 1944,,
to Mr. and -Mrs., Win. Rothe'!" (nee
Violet- Ormond,,;, of Breckenridge,
Que. gambria_read, Goderich, form-.
• erly of Ottavva, Garth.
• :VIED ,
ALLIN.—In Colborne.- tOWnship, 011
Thursday, Septeraber 7th, r 1944,
89th -year. =
Funeral service at residence, Mait-
land concession, Colborne' township,.
Saturday; September 9th, atg o'clock.
Interraent in Colborne cendetery.
LEE. '— In Goderich, on Sunday,
September 3, 1944, Charles a. Lee,
beloved' husbandof the late Alice
Maud Aficidletim, and father of Mts.
Harold, C. Williams, Goderich, and
"
Ernest. M. -Lee of. Toronto, iir his
-72nd year. • .
IN,:14EIVIORIAM '
GLENN. -1n loving meMotY: Of out
hear son Jack, 'who passed away two
years ago,. September 4th.
.Friends may think we eft forget him,
When at tin.they gee us smile;
But they little Imo* the sorrow.
That the smile hides all the While.
----Aavyays remembered by • Father,
1Vlother, Sisters and Epithets. , 36x
Miss Beryl Connell, Sister Of Mrs.
(Rev.) L. H. Turner, after having
spent part of • her .vacation at Huron
Beach, Kin& • me, g now a guest at
the Vietoria United church parsonage.
At the completion of her stay Miss
Kaye, Of Arthur, spent the week -end
at • the farm. Stephen innior, who
spent the slimmer at ,Bill Andrew's,
returned -home with them on Menclay.
evening .
Howard Blake'left •on Satutday for
the:Wee-CO aiaist in the harveSt. '
OST. --A LEATIIIM CASE CON-
• TAINING keys, registration Card
and driVing liCence; Liberal reward.
Leave at SIGNAL -STAR. 30x
OTI014.--A LADY'S 13141./E COAT
wide'', was placed in a ear 'ea the
POW% Side of the Square in errorbas
been left at M. J. ..A.inshe's. • meat
'Market. Owner ina3i 'inlve same on
calling there and_ 'paying for thia ad;
-80
ROOM—ANO'BOARD- AT 'TOWER'
lv.eiCogtttze,s' =et; • •Igrall,g111111,
COLBORNH, •32t1
fro
MEN -T, 'Apply 51 AngleSen. Street.
' • , `,„ • .$5t1
Td1.1tENT.—FURNISIIED HOUSE,
East- Street.' Apply' MRS. J.'
TUOMAS, 04 Elgin evenne, -34tf
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RENT,: TWO FURNISHED.
, roams -,'„,for.„; light....„hougagepingi
heated if necessary, Phone 624 or
call at 105 Lighthousestreet,36
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•RENT,--APARTIYIENT, THREE,
er our rooins, furnished or un-
furnishecl; two rooms on first floor,
Immediate ..pogsessien. Also building
20' -161/2" and lot for sale. 24
William atreet. * •-30
•
ANTED. --TO ..BUY OLD HoRSES
eflr-deid Mttlft.;,4441#‘4# Buita
.o nrittkL'Ileetfl'emoved "Vit
ORED GILBERT, R.R. 2, Baylield:
Phone .908 r 22, Clinton. Call . paid
for. • • 18-tf
WANTED TO RENT. --- lThsl.FURN-
ISHED house, by Canadian eouple
with no children; Possession October
111 Wrft P0- BOX' 890,-IGoderich.
. 85x
I WANTED:—BOA.RDERS IN MOD-
" ERN home, eentrally Ideated. Call
SIGNAL -STAR. ••34t1
•Howrie, Lighthouse street: Mr. and
Mrs., Taylor and Mr. -and ,11Irs. Oman
nnd--slaflghtet.-Margaret,----all-7,of-%.
troit, also have been visiting Mr. and
•Mrs. Howrie. " • • •
•
Mr. Clair Tweedier of Regina,. has
epruiaiting.hisbrother, Mr. Campbell
Tweedie. It is '-ityventyLtbree -years
since Clair has been here and he is
thoroughly enjoying his visit. With
brother *"Cam"'-: as ,hif" guide he 'has
been having a'great time loOking•up alt
the Toms, Dicks and Harrys -of-school-
boy days. For -tiler ---schetigtrig; toe,
have- come in for.a fair share of atten-
tion. 'On Mendaj the brOthers_Tweedie
left- tor -Niagara role and --Bliffalb,
where a .brother, and:sister, respective-
ly, reside: ' . •-•-- •
After -,e lapse of twentY-Ilve years'
Mr. Earl C.• McPhee, • of Detroit, is
visiting -in •Goderich and -neighboring
townships,, particularly in Colborne,
where he attended, S.S. No 3 on the
8th concession, as .a boy, He -recalls
that the roll , contained over sixty.
names at that tune, over forty /ears
ago. Many of his, former schoolmates
still liveinthese Tarts and he-renevOecl
acquaintance with as many'aa he coulcr
locate, in, Addition'to paying visits to
quite a nximber of COUS).11k He 44
son of the. late John McPhee,:whose
father, also named John, settled in
Colborne In 1840. .
-cAuRca-N:OTE$P.--7
A PPLICATIoNS WANTED. — AP-
PLIC1ATIONS for the position of
-Colleetor •of -Taxes -in the- TownshiP-
of West Virawanosh will be received by
the undersigned up to 2.00 p.m. on
September 12th, 1944. The salary. has
been set at $100. ' • • •„
DURNIN• PHILLIPS,
Clerk•of West WaWanosh,
, Luck ow, Ont., R.R. No. 2.
ANTED. --BOARDER, MALE OR
--female;'-in-warm quiet home with
-
all modern coitvenlences. Write BOX
71, .SIGNAL -STAR. -35
LEARIii-tt :AUCTION SALE OF
" household furnishings, consisting
of linen, dishes and furniture, at the
home of the late Mrs, Edith -Baker,
Caledonia Terrace, on
• SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th,
at 2 pan.' ,
the skating rink• . -
TERMS—CMH. ' •
'DONALD BLUE,
Auctioneer.
•
UCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT - AND -HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
at the residence of the. late Maria
Seguss Of Nile, on *
• SA.TURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th,
- .1944, atZ ' 1 k •
Also about 20 cords ° ef _ hardwood'
- about' 12"blisliallif
TERMS-ICASH. °, •
• PROPERTY -10% down, balance in
30 days. ,• ' • . •
GORDON PEARSON,'
" ,Executor of 'Estate.
• HAROLD. JACKSON,'
36 L Auctioneer.
This RAIKERY ha a reputation
for ClIOICE PASTRY, and wo
:oil maintaining WO gooil-'44mite,
We give special attention •
to
den/thing 19,t-go,...ct3.........111.to
IIIESt. UV4S TARTS, CABIN
11. LASUBROOK, 801 Widder Curry s Baker
FOR sAur.--'Aitvi,oxT. PEAItS,• 4,1.4
street. -Britannia, 'road, near Sunset
Hotel "(turn at BUrrOwe store)* , .90 - -
FOR SALE.---80-;APRE • FARM, QN
No. 21, Highway, Getierikh;.tOwn-
lot No. 14, concession 2; haa bank
barn'frame house, drilled well wilh .
Windanill';,.orke mile- from sehool and
church, Our miles from Goderich.
Apply t
0 W. 11. JOHNSTON,
Clinton -p- Ont.- • t, •••• •
POE'• SALE, 4939 olmrsrxit
Club cOupeo... Serial 9713580. Over-
drive; heater, radio, spare tire. Re-
cently overhauled, T950:o0. Apply JIM
NAFTEL, Hardware. 39x
WATERFRONT IN TOWN, OF
4
•
Goderich. Attractive bank and
beach. Healthful elevation. Orch-
ard, sewer, water, light... A, quiet loca-
tion for summer cottages or for.' mull.
farming. Particulars from MIAS.
HEA.1,111, 11792, Park Lane South, Kew
Gardens New York ,15 or It. C. HAYS
Glaa01,447.-
• -
FOR SUITABLE
for store Or business: office. Out-
side dimensions 80*X 37, Can'be seen
at SIGNAL -STAR.
FORT' SALE, • — HOUSE, SEVEN
rooms, equipped with all. Mpdern
onven1eite-rn Perfect condition.
PosSession any time after 15th Sept.
Appiy 48 Keays street. - 32tf
F°
HULLETT
acres, about. 90 tillable, balance
Pasture; bust, 'abundant water, good
large barn, litter , •carrierr implement
shed, large Prick houde,:.bath, 'phone,
Reasonable - *price; tents.
PnAncg, Beano; Exeter. 36x
THE•YAMILY OF THE LATE) MR.
Charles C. Lee wish to thank their
many . friends for .the kindness and
sYrapathy extended; to: them In -their
bereavement,. •36
, •
3/RS., G. G. MeHARDY WISLIES TO
express her -appreciation of the
sympathy and kindnessl.extended to
her in her be
— :8-1;11r, _
VoWNsuuk OF GODERICII
,
Council ...mot "Spptember 4, Noss N.
L. Salkeld wrote thaaking.Cleancil for,
the • neat job done ,in -removing, hrimh*
from the roadside. .1Vir. LawSon
was present asking the .council •for .°a°
larger grant . to Baylield Pall Fair,
35.00 was
wRd$
aosa-‘741,1%teed
Trin. t presented
the schedules of expenditure on Toadlit
,until August 1. The Reeve and Clerk
signed- these and are applying to the
Department of Highways
for -the grant.-
vised that thby not touch any.
estate „Ander. Am* unless the 4)en-'
sionei dies intestate Or to keep the
Value of 0e- estate from going to an-
,theieeruntcoyufixt_sr_ey'-.4,
er sent staterhent• of "
lands to be sold. for taxes. •
Bylaw No. 5, setting the fax rates
as f011ows, was passed.: County 'rate,
9 7/10 mills; ..T.ownship, 4 mills r gen-
eral.school, 4 mills; Bayfield Tates ,as
xequested by the Police Ville
trustees • S.S. No 1 44 4/10; No. 2,
3 9/10; No. 3, 5 2/10;, No.. 4, 4 5/10;,
No. 5, 3 3/10; No. 6, 2 5/10; No. 8, 0,
mills; No. 9, 3 1/10; No. 9 debenture,
2 7/19; No. 10, 3 mulls; No. 11, 3' 5/1();
union Nor kg, 2 1/10;- .union No. 8, 8--
nnion No. 10, nil; union No. 12, •
°.ilael().'
a.beive school arerates.one mni
less than required, owing ,to a grant
awe:: fmcaillow•firnogro: 4tche oe unPttso Province.
epaid:
Signal -Star, printing, $4.80; G. R. MO,r --
Ewan, • treasurer's cosh book, 1 $18.;
Municipal World,* • -supplies, $10.891
Miss Aehepon, use of house, $5-; Suben
intendexit,- pay roll No. 10, $166.00. -
Council- then adjourned to: meet -on'
.Monday, .0ctober 2, St11.30
R.- G„., THOMPSON, Clerk.
also like te thank those ,who sent. CREWE
spiritual offerings and floral tributes.
36
1/FR. AND MRS. GEO 0 RYAN
and family -take thig means a ,ex-,
presshag their grateful appreciation
,of the many kind words and Jmessages
of sympathy received. ,*theiiN time Of
-sorrow-tftrou' glvine-iorriti-rof-theirlf
loved son and brother, Sginn.•, Worthy
Ryan. •-•• ,--
NOhCE TO
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CREDITO- US
NriTIOE .TO CREDITO 8.
All - persons having claim's 'againat
the estate...joieph -Dineen, late of
the Township of -A.slrfield, who died on
the 10th day of May, 1944, are required
the 04 or before the 23rd day
of September,* 1944, after which date
.
the estate will be 'distributed. —
FRANK .• DONNELLY, Goderich;
Ontario, :Solicitor for the Executrix.
, . 36-8
AUCTION SALE OF :FARM STOCK t'ARk VOR SALE
at concession 2i lot.4, toWrighipt,Of
CREWE, Sept. Jack Rivett -7
and slaughtel.- Edna .left on Thursday ,
to Odra a 'month visiting relatives
in tlie West: Sergt.:-Elliott.Rivett ac-
companied his mothet as far. as Wint,
nipeg, en route to •British Columbia. •
.1.....Misse,*41-tancesro.1.--Lerena-Crozte...'„,- -
of London I'sspentthe week end at their
]1‘)1‘1314. hereanci '. -Marvin DUrnin re- -
'turned home on . Friday from a , pleas, .
oanttat va
t,ieti..d.a.y :visit, with- friends ,a.lear.
, 24:11brey Higgins and son .11a-eiCe•-•.0±.
betreit, visited- friends' here - over the
veetk-e..Pdh-":'A.ivre');ce.Ti
Mr anMrsL.erap.hae of
-Toronto were " week end visitors at the
home of.Mr. and Mrs: B. Trelea.Ven. •
'S.[1:30 IdaY
an extended visit with friends .in. De
troit " '
Mr. Orville Durnin: spent .11•Ionday in
,Lucknow . visiting at Mr. Hurry Mc-
-
'Church •services Were resumed. in
Crewe church on 'Sunday, ReV: H. J.
Vickerson having.,,returned from' a
mouth's vaeation.. '
Ashileld," one mile north of Sheppard- FARM .FOR SALE. • Indiana, visited relatives here, re-
VOESDA.:Y,SEPTEMBER 12th Tenders will received , for lot brother -in -1a*, John 1. MeNevin, at
Cently and attended the funeritl of Ms
at -2 o'ClOck .No. 3, :eoncesSion,.10, Western Division mg am, today.
HORSES -1 'black mare,. 10 years of the Township of Colborne; -• until
old, in foal; 1 bay mare, rising'5'years September 9,...,1944; This pioPerty ton- -
phi, in feel; 1 sucking colt,. 2 months 'sists '4::d one hundred acres of land ,and
old. . , • • barn with .steel roof; also*some bush.
CATTLEL--1 roan,•7 years old, clge to The highest or any other tender not
freshen; 1 --Polled Angus, --7 years. old, -necessarily accepted.
. due to . 'freshen ' January 14; 1- red -For further particulars apply to the
' Durham, 6 years old, duetofreshen; 1 ndersigned. •"
Palled Angus, 5 years old, due to fresh- D: U.* O'BRIEN, .Executor, D.- P.
en May 6; roan Durham,.4 years old, McCarthy,. Estate, or FRANK DON -
due to freshen Feb. 21; 1 red Durham, NELLY,, Solicitor. for • the Executors.
1 roan -Durham, 10 years- old', due; to
0 years old,' due to freshen April, '3';
:-.A.A3A-r OW-SALA-100 ACRES' Or
freshen; 1 Hereford, p 'years, old, ctue lattd,-TnostrY covered , with bush,
to freshen Jan. 2; 4 steers, 1 Year 04;
lot 19, concession 3, West . WawartoSli,
ReV, Chas. D. Cox ef Priceville has
received and accepted a. call to the
pastoral charge of the Bervie United
dhurch circuit, witich includes Kin-
loss, Clark and Bervie„ and will be
inducted on SepteMber 29th. Mr i Cox
is a native of Goderich township. At
,Bervie-he succeeds Bev. H. W. 8trapp,
64,-ow-to-..Chap1err1
When you require Coal or Coke
CALL
Chas. C. Lee
Cold and Hardware at' the 'Harbour
Piknnes Moe 22
Home 112
4 railes .south-east of ' Pungannon.
2 heifers, 1 year old; 5 spring ealvea,
IGns.L.--.,-4-4/§.6*---,,ate--.-fir---;- • 41E-L-."---TXWAR-Ti-Dungttio-on;'Rlf-:-I. •
- snEnp—a. ewe'S;• 6 lambs: '•• • ' *PhotIO 4-r 8. ' • 35-6x.
Gordon /M. ,--Grant
nottoN ROAD GODERICB.
Licensed Auctioneer for
' Huron County
Ftfrniture and ram Clearance..
Sales, Chattels and Beal Estate
Pforopt attention given to all ealls
Write
BOX 643 GODERICIT. • ,
I -52x - • PHONE '959
The summer raonthS saw no cessa-
tion of work in the Red Cross rooms.
Early ' In. july a hospital emergency
quota'of 845 articles Was' .accepted and
started at the request of headquarters..
By S'eptembet .1st,' it was completed
and sent forward iii" the time
scheduled.
.A May 'quota of 186 articles was -com-
pleted also, and shipped this 'week,
consisting of . the following :..20 khaki
sweaters, pairs 'gloves, 20 girls'
sweaters, 15pairsgirls' • stockings,' . 26
gide coats, 30 girls'. blouse'', IA We -
men's blouses„, 15, pantie dresses, 4.10
pinafere_dresses, 15 baby night-
gowns; 14 garments and 2 quilts. „
The local Red Cross branch also
Wits responsible for the distribution of
fruit to patients in the heSpital at Port
Albert, whielf-- was highly'appreeleted-
bi the boys there.
Cross,.1vorltersQ lIe local
b,ranch• and '13if the .units are,.urg0 td
baek to the•work rooms as,soon
us possible, as a large new qaota for
Britisli has been rebeived
consisting of: 50 girls' coats, 30 wo-
men's bioused,, 50 girbe pinafore
dresses,. 50 girlsblouses, 1.00 boys'
undervests.. , •
'
Also 8 new knitting 'quota bus been
received asking for 20 boys' sweater's,
20 bOYS! 'socks, 20 girls' sweaters and
20 girls' Soelts; also 60 pairs service
soeks, gioy. Air Force and khaki:, mid
50 pairs- g
RED enoss: NEWS-IIVI4ETIN
"Greatest contribution '''of Canadian
Also he* and geese and collie. dog,
TERMS—CASIL.
JUNIOR BASEBALL
-Proprietor.
DONALD i3. BLUE,. •
Auctioneer.
AUCTION' SALE OP HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS,,:_on •
SEPTEMI3EB 23,
• ,
at 1 p.m. •
in town of Goderich, at the home' of
Miss • A: • Edythe Barker,- Britannia,
road.. •• •
TERMS—COIL •
HAROLD jACKSON',
36 - Auctioneer.
,
Red Cross -now and in future weeks Is
the:sterilized surgical dressings ; Qy'er
600,000 'of theae' have been delivered
to„lield Surgical and - transfusionunits
and easnalty clearing atations In the
Canadian section, of the front line."
. • War Work of Rural ,Women .
The war achievements of the - rural •
women of Ontario 48 °tanned in a ,
summary, of a distriet annual, 'fleeting
orthts-weiiren'S xiistitttt6s- hem iit*-ver,y - -
comity in the Province seem almoSt
beyond believing in yiew, of the labor
, shortage and the:OWd aid, the women
lutvtm been called on , to give on the
Wm.'s. There were ninety -pine -district y ,
annuals held and the. War reports of,
t
thm
ese eetings 'phoW "that in•, the Past .
year these buoy farra women have
raised. In war 'aid alone more than
$173,870. They knitted nearly 60,000 •
articles including 12,500 'sweaters and
A6,000 pairs . of seeks, - and sewed over
109,279 quilts. In conjunction will'
!the Red Cross, the Wsen
.I. "'Ade and t
J109 tou4 of ialn and honey. to Britain.
In.lernationai Union Operating
Engineers, A. F. of L., Goderich.
All *menibeis requested to at- ,
tend regular meeting Thursday,
-
September 14th.- r,
.*•Election of delegates to eonven-
Sarnia Midgets, who gilt the GOde'.,
rich Midgets out of,„ the running in the
Western Counties 'Baseball Assoeia-
thin, were themselves elhxdnated by the .
London Midgets„ vvito defeated theM ,
two gaines out of three. Eaeir•teanx,
won a ganie*':on its own grounds,. Lon-
don by 5-4 at London, and Sarnia by
12-3. at Sarnia. In • the deciding „game
of the series,, 'played, at London. -on
Friday &1st, London Won 6-4.4- This
4giVes London the ' Western • Counties
.41dget. championship arid. they will
now ,advance to the 0.B.A. playdowns:
In the -juvenile .aeries Sarnia de,,'
feated Wilulaor 0-2 at Sarnia on Sat-
urday last. This was the, iltat of a
best -of -three series In the Provincial;
plaYdowno.,
In Central Western Ontario's.
most Industrial eity.'..Interesting
new type of ' work in phemleal,
industry for intelligent men and
vvomen. ,Good opportunities for
persons not engaged in essential
war work. Apply to your neatest
Frniployment and Selective Service
Office, referring to ,C.R. No, 1630.
.e
4tillICCESSI I.
I
SELF POLISHING LiC/V11) 'WAX AND
FLOOR WAX
on every FRIDAY morning at 10.15
37 ,Iirizes srwaided 434oh broadcast
Frony-CKNX *Wirtgitain.
620 Or itOtri DIAL,
Poi' sale a all Grocery and, Hardware latoret,