HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1944-10-19, Page 4JERRY'S LUCK IS ALMOST OUT I But it's taken us
five yers of grim fighting tollold the winning hand!
It' looks like the last round so let's put every.
thQ we've goi into wresting a . quick ... and' over
whelming Victory, from the Huai.
Stake every dollar you possibly
VICT(JRYBONDS ! . •
This time—buy .one more than before!
DU v"0 ,NNON, Oet. .8.--OorpOral
Mabel Rough, of 'Weiseley Rarraeks,
London, was a. Week -end visitor with
her parents, M*. and Mrs. Jos. A,
Rillough. Other visitors, on Sunday
A vere Mr. , and Mrs. D`d. • 13ryafis and sou
John, of Walton, and •Mrs. Thos.
son,. of Dungannon. .
Mr., and ars. ()has. Y'eweil of Alm
berta were recent visitors at the farm
of W,• A. Oulbert and purchased two
• ehoiee purebred Shorthorn , heifers.
Mrs,.'Yewell, who is keenlyctorestecl
in Shorthorn: cattle, has a •brother who
is herdsman , for• what is knoivxx as
the Prince of Wales herd in Alberta.
Death of Mrs. $ert Maize. The
funeral .of the late .:Mrs: • Bert Maize
took, place Trona her home in Dungan-,
non on Tuesday' afternoon, with Rev..
J.`.Vickerson,,.
.•ministe . of, the Dun-
gannon United tchureh,'. dnd Rev, ' Scott
Morton,' padre of Port :Albert a1rpertt
conducting the s;erviee, The pallbearers
were • Oliver Glenn; Harold (Buil)
•Glenn, Wilfred Glenn, Gordpn Hackett,
York Hotel: fua Toronto thiS week, and
m attending the meeting of the : Wo;
wen's s ioepitat gids + .ssoeia ion.
Miss Marian Vairbaiv°n returned to
Detroitthis week after 'spending the
Past six, months at her summer Boma
here.
Mrs.. Jolinstot,' of St. Ignace,
and Mrs, Orawford, OOf • Piekford, • Mieb
wer .,the•, (guests. of their sisterst the
Misses M. and 1... -Stirling, last week.
''DaYfield Fair a SuCCesse The. Bay
field; Pail Pair was heeld Wednesday of
last week, and„it wae, the pest show in
Years , with au exceptionallyline fruit
exhipit. The prize • for the best apple
"s1 wn went to Mr. rrank Keegan.
The fiower--exhibit was equally good,.
also the school children's exhibits. An
added attraction` this year was-„ the
green horse race.; " there were five
ntries, The Ooderich Boys!; Rani was
in attendance and arched- to •the
grounds ahead Of the childrein from the
nine rural schools, '.1.'lle 'children, noun -
•feted iii group-- singing,' games and
physical, culture .,exercises. • 'Y.
t and , Harold • - . •-- -••�
Lorne Hash, nephews, � �
Maize a cousin, • The interment was ixc ■i'/ �■ r r'f' A
Dungannon cemetery. Mrs.�A'latize,
formerly ,Olive May "Glenn,N' elder
daughter . of Mrs, Margaret Glenn ,and
.T,ohneun
the late G h d jt p se
d
her ..fort; -seventh birthday_ She ;was
married to .her now bereaved husband
twenty. -three yearn a o. She tieav
also a son, Delver, aged seven, and a
daughter, Marlene, Ave, and her,
other, -.firs: -John lenn, -who- resided,
with them ; three° brothers, Frank, near
Dungannon, • George, of Goderich,
Gordon alifornia,, exzcT Oster;Mrs. `Alb r iIackett, of itodne T
• deceased -• wife. -And -•=mother : will. - be
greatly missed- by her loved Ones,, to
whom she gave -her constant and loving
•
Rrbdie Young. — ,e t high noon on
Saturday, October . 14th, the marriage,
was solemnized of Viola Mine, youngest
daughter of Mrs. Emma Young and
the late Mr. John B, Yung, dto Ralph
Joseph Brodie, elder son of Mr.- and
11 irs'.W bhriro.die of'"Eixis`dare t the
living -room at the., home of the bride's
mother",' the young 'couple took their
place with • a background of banked
dahlias- •and gladioli- to the, strains of
the -wedding march from • Lohengrin
played by Miss Dorothy Robb. Rev.
J. W. Donaldson OfSt.. Paul's Anglican
church Officiated. 'The• bride wore a
floor -length gown • of 'white georgette
with long sleeves and carried' •a. shower
bouquet of white roses.. She :wore `- a
gold- locket, the- gif• t_: -_of % the- ode.
Mrs; Ainy--Orser, sistor :of the Bride,
was 'bridesmaid, w. ear:ixug " a .:dress of
;pink 'taffeta and carrying. .:pink: roses.
The groom was supportedbra,
ther, Mid' Jack Brodie. • A lovely wedgy
ding dinner was serve, d to twenty-eight
Winners in the local . bowling-
tourneys of the week were:
Friday -.-J.8.: Wheeler and A. Kitton.
Monday -1st, T. 'Pritchard, and- E..
Allison; 2nd, Bert Sanderson and
'Saunders; 3rd, J., ;Johnston and
Nivins 4th, H. `Sanderson; and
Delaney..
Wednesday ---W. J. Hodge r and
Kitton.
Place A your order a1,ow-.for
your winter overcoat.
Altering, Repairing,
Re -Styling.
-
Farmers • and owners of : wood` lots canfacilitate thecon
struction of H_ yciro Rural Power- Lines;,by; 'supplying, Cedar
ales,L30. feet.and fon r with or -7" tops. •TD,ehvery will
be aceeptestnciw or, Peg sprung: .
• Specifications 'arid prices ,will be furnished upon :request '
A. M.
KNIGHT, Rural Supt.
R.OX 366;
CLINTON; ONTARIO:
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immediate relatives in ,the dining -room,•
which was decorated in a pink . andd•:
white color scheme,. the , table centred
with a lovely three-tier wedding • cake.
The waitresses were -Mrs. Clifford Kil-
patrick, Mrs. Harvey Bryans, and Mrs.
Harry �• Massecar,;,.giri friends of, the
bride. , Many lovely' gifts were re=
ceived` : and :previous -to their marriage.
a shower was giveirto the bride atithe
home of, Mrs. Jos. McNevin, Goderich:
The bung' couple left for' a honeymoon_
to be spent at Emsdale; ,the bride'-wear-
ing
ride.wear-ing a powder blue wool -suit, .navy. hat.
and gloves', and acqessories. On their.
return, ' they, will make • their home
on the farm of the ,groom on the 2nd
concession aif :Ashfield.
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BAYFIELI •
BAYFIELD, Oct 18.—Mrs.":- Grant.
Turner, and small son Teddy left on
Sunday to spend the next two. Weeks. in
Detroit, the guests of Mr. . and MrS.
i
A. Sullivan. • •
John Sturgeon, sr.,` and John,,
-Sturgeon, 4r.; left on •.Thursday, for
Port Dover, where they. will fish for the
next few weeks.
„,,,Dirsti,lixrdnen�.Ti>ursday
last for`• Lalm' Genera, Wis., where she.
will wend• the: -winter With her father;
Mr. R. Gaylard. •
Mrs. ,A. Sullivan returned to Detroit
last Wednesday'. after spending if 'few
days with her- mother; : Mrs. J. = Mangy
Leod; sr, .
Mary Gemeinhardt -is :visiting'
----her daughter, • Mrs: G. Knight, in
Torontb. u
Mrs. 61 ver `Rhynas is, at the Royal
EIGHT-HOUR' EYES ARE
A HANDICAP,
Grey 'days and longer hours
of . artificial ligut .increase- the.
dgfoands on your r eye -sight
csure• your vision will• carry
you through 'the`:day it's time
now to prepare pour .eye -sight
for Winter.
Efficient Reye -sight reduces fa-
tigue, 'makes work ' less tiring.
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iw i�da d Operated by.4T'h' `+' ,atlantic Pacific Tea Co. Ltc.
Prices sub ecm§to imar'ket'Shacn ? " e t eserve the right to limit quantities
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Auctioneer • ,
FOR COUl4TY OF HURON
HAS.. II BELL.
R. �BAYFIELD ` . PHONE
22-43 CLINTON 909r5
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VETT i JAEY: SURGEON
x, .SMALL BIND LARGE ANIMALS
At'Lauder's Drug Store,:6o4M1,
every Thursday afternoon
PHONE '203 CLINTON
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Requests for changes, .extensions, ,pew ens' allatione—they all
come to the Servic'e. Representative, If the.need 'is not .directly
relate the
�: • to winning she has no alternative- lout `'ta defer
,the i nstallation and tai put the applicant's name on the waiting lust.
Sometimes if " the . appl ca4t ..is a business man, she' suggests
re.arranging facilities .t . .s premisesso that no, new equipment •
Y.s - needed:, In these days of acute:telephone shortages, our. .
hands are tied. We are "doing our, utmost, in they li1reumstanLes,•
,to stretch. available egljlipfnont to the limit. .
*A. directive of the Wartime Prices;and Trade Board
.requires Bell Telephone, "to do such things 'as, may .+:
be requisite to conserve any And all :telephonie.
plant and facilities". " ,.�