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• r.CHUASDAY,
EMBER
owre Invited to Attend
Sunday Setvices
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GEORGE'S CHURCH
KIV W, 11.roplil,A8, Rector '
V.F $„ CARMAN, OrtalliSt nd ChOirimasteir °
• SUCGND sono' IN ADVENT,30 .
non;*, -HOLT- COMMUNION.. *
11,00 %M.: MORNING PRAYER AND SERMON.
Subject wrimi 4-40t valuable thing :Witch, this World affords?' .
3.00 pan. 'CHURCH SCHOOL, 2iND BIBLE CLASSES.
7.00 pan, • EVENSONG ANL,- 'SERMON- •
SuhiS.Ct; 'Ike Danger 01 an 'Overcrowded Life
- com.0 tra.„tuunp3i.
'TtaaT•i'rtiNliiiTtii'ifeifili-0651Z1, • IMit'n•- - • •11% 10"4-N• • fM1ritW1RAT•ixi411 tliii
North' St. United Church
B. TuoNButa.„ It A, B.D.
11 'a.m. TIIIE ANNUAL WIIITE GIFT 'SERVICE OF 'ME ss.
3 pm. SVNPAY SCHOOL,„
-`1A-NMSSAGE FROM THE 16th TO THE 20th CENTURY.”, •
'ORGANIST AND 'CHOIR WADER---- MRS: M-HETHERINGTON.
Knox riesbiterian Church ,
I p.m. YOUNG PEOPLE'S, SERVICE. Thii . service of "Public
Worship will be conducted by the Young People s Society,
Mr. Dan -Walter presidhig. Rev. R. IL Williams, KA.,
of Seaforth, will preach the sermon., Mr. Williams recently
returned from ' the Alaska Highway where h..6 ...W#1.$ a
civilian padre. There will be spetial music
-by the Choir.
.11.-a.m-.T„TIIIC,SAC_RAMENT OF BAPTIS11. - • ,
11.00 a.m. :1JI,IN10Ic ti:VSGREGA-TION.
,
2.30 p.ra. SUNDAY SCHOOL. ''•
_Monday, 8 p.m. The , Young • Peopidi Society.
• ' •OINISTER-L-RES bREND •RIC'HARD STEWART.
ORGANIST -NUNS EILEEN BOGIE. • - _
DIRECTOR OF -PRAISE-MRS. FRANK SAUNDERS. _
come and 'Worihio the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness..
.., i.
s.
Victoria St. United h -Churc•
.-MINISTER-REV. LAWRENCE IL TURNER, °B.A.
. „ ORGANIST -MRS. L. RAININit
s.in:--sABT4tif-ScHooL.
11 a.m. ",`THIE PERIL OF NEUTRALITY."
7p.m. LANTERN PICTURE SERMON.
-MomIdy -.--Y. P. -MEWING._
Miss Mary Robertson will be the speaker.
UNION CHARGE -2 p.m. Sabbath School. ,
•,3 p.m. Public WOrship.
Goderich Baptist Church
REV. JOSEPH JANiS, M.A., PASTOR •
. ..; . Mrs. Wilfred Donaldson, Organist.:
..
COME, TO CHURCH' ON SUNDAY--WORSIIIP GIVES,STRENGTH
11 a.m.. ruBliie w,oRsigP.
Subject: .‘Thy will be Done."
' 3 pim. SUNDAY' -SCHOOL.
7 p.m, illioad WORSHIP, Subject "To young To Die"
Monday 8 p.m. Meeting 4 B.Y.P.U.
Wednesday, 8 p.m. praYer Meeting. .
. . A CORDIAL WELCOMEFOR Al..
,
PENTENCOSTA.L ASSEMBLY OF CANADA
• - BETREL PENTECOSTAL T.A,BERNACLE
• • REV. A. G'.. HARRIS,- Pastor. 16 WATERLOO ST.,
THE REVIVAL CONTINUES!
Seririees: • • , • ,,,
,SUO, 11.00. a.m. MORNING SERVIM-.
p.m', • EVENING* SERVICEp
'Tuesday „ 8.00 p.m. Young. Eeople's Service.
'Illarsday 8.00 pm. Prayer Meeting. _
Inspiring singing and Gospel Messages await you . at
TFIE-CIIURCH THAT' PREACIIE'S WIIAT THE BIBLE TEACHES.
IIRENCIIMEN STILL - -CALL FROM
LONDON
„ One of the . chief programs in ,the
•daily • broadcasts from 'London since
19401 --which, as the 'people of France
,
AVDIVi kqe .been_a-Ixttea force
In icp
Ing , alive the faith- of the French ; hr,i
thenzselAres ;not. less than. in Britaln's,
premise to ''come :hdek"•=4Eui---"Les
,ancais, parlent; aux Francais." 1n•
•
it French. 1 s ene
• tOLINC-ANNON
D'UNGANNON, Dee. U. ---,Mr. and,
AIM W. J. liOhh and MiStil•DbrOth. had
as their guest for the week -end Mrs,
John GarnisS, Of Termite, and on. Sitt,
urday theyottended the birthday party
OP their aunt, Mrs. Matilda Wellet, at.
(1011..tricit': MrH. Welier. who obseived 1Ui-tor:$t. thoige8',0_11P1'ell
seuuuLj
her ninetieth birthday„.18 'star remark- coneert and play, "The Vretun of.
the
ably spLry, doing .tattingo,nd embreid1. Admission_et4 3Oe. .47-9
ety, and Made,her faVorite codifies for The Empire ServicV Olirb will Meet
the.birthday party,,T She is a sister of. on rriday,". Deeeniber.lpthi• at .14 pan,
the late Win;Bray of Diingannon and • , •
the last rearaining member, of her 'guiler BrhsIi repreSentative tOW,If
iaiiuly." ° * Novelaber 24 December 2, 9, and /0.:
.Mr. Intusserv Free and -three ,Those, interested leave mune at Signal-
ren,- of Cheitenliain, nears- Brampton.,. ,§,tar °thee. 17-50"
were recent Visiters with Airs, Oree'S Ti Junior„ W.A. of St. Lii-cokg,e.o.
mother, Airs,' TirOs.' McWinlineY. 1ehureli will. hold 'the annual -tea and
Borne -A -At •Goderich Hospital, on dhrilttuas•sale on Satnrciray,. December
Thursday, NeVeniber 30t11, to Mr. and Q; in the chirCh hall., 3"te „ 48,9
Mrs., Frank Glenn,. Duagannoll, a 11,
Reserve Friday 0014, Pecereber
Congratuliitions•.1 ,
Airs. Durniit and S. O. are spend-
ing a few• days,at,liendon this week..
• • ,,isitors Alr, • arid Airs. Jas:
Speefal suggestiens fer Orristnias.
New hats:.,„fer the holiday season.
goV gifts: 'scarfs, 'costunre' jewellery,
knitting bags- and corsage iloWers. Miss
MneVicar,.. Kingston :street,
Finnigan and Coraon b•OWlaY1 iU Lt phone 40. • *2., 48
•i%union of the tinnily, were. Mr. and • The Goclerielr• Township Ninth' End
Mrs. ----Everett....:IiInuigun_ and Owen- branch Red Cross Society will 4),Old a
dolyn,. West Wawanosir; Mr, and XLrs. euchre, "500" .and, dance-ln- Oddfelloivs'
ilo tve.y Finnigan, of Detroit, and Mr. Hall on Friday, December 8th. Pinch
and Liurves ,Andeiton and two setved. Bayfield" Valley •Five orchestra.
!ChAll(11;olciiia?fevAletffheikgiuogi Dungannon eserve ecerab. er 1:5.:4;th, .i4o9r
Badminton Club wits held on MnndaY elichre, ``500" and dance in* the Odd-
e‘eniiig iii the Parish Hall. ' An enjoy-,
able tune was spent inbadminton and
other games and at the close lunch was
served. The attendance numbered
tweutf.'
Mr. Cecil Qrser..,4Detroit, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert**Orser,
over Me American Thanksgiviag week-
end.
Mrs. Win. Petrie received a letter
on Tuesday from her son, - Allan Petrie,
soinewhere in England, stating. he was
line and had enjoyed' the week -end with
41.4 Caesar, who is oneof his closest.
neighbors at home, arid Who is the
only one of the,home boys' he has met
since -going '•
We are:801'1,Y toknowthat Mr. and
Mrs - Thos. 'Wiggins are bdth In very
poor- lfealth, being confined to bed most
For Results
.Chissified-
. .
,,ro. ,ttllN%---FPitATISTIEP ATARI,-
'" AIENT., 107 ..4itebee Street. 'Phone
T401.----- --- - ------; -- - ---:- ---.441X'
II() RENT'..-VOUR-1-1.60MED. Mt5,i),.
BOX, 90,. SIGNAL -STAR. ' .48
r ERN* apartment. J„ W. ORAIGIV..
14' itan.---,-runNY64iiiiiD ' Rooms
Suitable for „light housekeeping:
r, 10 Iti•INT.-ABOUT* JANUARY :1.st,
1 attractive firrnished ;house; three
bedrodins, furnace, , bathreem, " fire-.
places. Write P.O. pox 770; qtgaerich,
fellows' Hall sponsored by the 10 0)?
and tbe, Rebekah Lodge,• Admission
35 cents. • 40-50_
Christmas eards 3 for 5c, 2 for 5c,
3' for 10c, 5e, and Up at Campbell's,
your friendly I.D.41*.e 'drug store. 49-50
You're welcome to look or to buy., at
.-Canipbellis, your friendly I.D.At drug
store which carries every'large- selec-
tion of .01iristmas gifts. 49-50.
At the draw male by the St. David53'
group of. St. George's "iltomea!s• Guild;
the lucky- winners Were 'Mrs. Francis
Overholt and, Mrs.. 11. J. A. Ma.cEwan.
Victoria street Sunday sebooll Christ-
mas concert, December 20th, at 8 p.m.
• 49-5Q
Don't Miss the Mut meeting of the
Victoralind Centrallae and•SthQT
members in Victoria School, Thursday,
December 14th, .at 8 p.m. Pine pro-
gram Of eighteen musical nuMbers by
ef the tiniet7 • *
Mrs.. Christilaw, of Nile, is visiting
her sister Mrs. Thos, MeWhuiney. • pupils of the two schoels. Silver . col
Mi antl-*Mrs." Gpo. Rivett, who re- eieetion. r.s.;-Donit forget the shower r, _
cently received a .telegrain hi:fanning. Of clothing fol. die "Save -the, Children' HE CENT4AL, - AND
them . *that their on Leonard wa§ • 49 I 'School Association wishes to thank
wounded in Holland on November 23rd, The ;regular Meeting of Ahmeek all thoSe who assisted in any 'way by
remoVed., to hpspital. ,While the. ten- .of candy for the adopted sehoel' o
hit with shrapnel in the hip fin& was ['day, Deceniber 11 at 3 p.m. 'A -shower s f h m for
have since received word that he was wig he held off Mon- c '
sion ot" worry has *h. somewhat, be received .the ' Christams -box'
lifted,...the parents are Stffl'very anxitiusl. to the schooL *49 e
-ft,S-ttleY.Wait-103, ft persenatletker:with •Chigstmas-edrds- in -packages- of- _12_A
fuller partictilars of his cond ton. • -for, 25C----lsoxes.-frontH.?,9e-,- to $2.50, -at,
Mr. Everett Errington has bought Campbell's I.D;A: drug store. 49-50 ..KA.TIILEEN-ROBERTSON;
the small .frtime house --on, Mr. --Tom . The, Gotlerich- Township- North Red - Robertson and family
Rivett's fifty -acre farni. 'in Ashfield, Cross Society will hold their' annual and Mrs. Robert Johnstml.....44.4
family
and will move it to his Place on the meeting in No, 1 school on Tuesday, 1 take thit oppOrtunity to express their
6th concession of West .W„awanosh to December 12th, at 18.30 pan. Electionl!, -sincere thanks. for messages of Sim
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be remodelled fur a garage kild Wak-, of 'ofileers and...other businest,".- • '• "I`PathY, floral tributes;.and 'ears loaned
shop. ;k".. • 49 R-.-- RUNDLE, Secretary,: for the funeral., • • -49
• Mr. and Mrs.' John.McGee and (laugh- Slendor Tablets- are • effectiVe. Two
teri; Dorothy and Helen, have moVed weeks' supply $1, tweeive weeks' $1.5a0t
their...household effects. frohi Blyth to cainpbell'S Drug Store. -
Dungannon, ,and are ,occupying -Mrs.
Sam Treleaven's house. Mrs. Treleaven
is spending.the.winter with 'her •datigh-
r in Edmonton. "
An Annual Remembrance. -A lovely
,bouquet of 'mums, in yellow; mauve and
bronze shades, arrived litat Week from
the 'gardens of Mr. and Mri:• Tom Iteed,
yancoilver,„ an annual remembrance -le
•Miss. Letitia Dreaney„ wtot,Lis Mrs.
•.Reed'S ana, Mr. Reed is- a -brother of.
-Mr. ...Jacob Reed, ' Mrs.. Jacob Reed
receives half of the lovely large- bou-
quet, and it is, marvellous ..the fresh
'eendition-they are in after tht7for1r
days" trip from the.Pacific Coast.
Special $eirviceS.-Rev. Scott Morton,
padre•of the ReYal.Air Forcejs to be
guest ' speak& at the morning service
at Dungannon United , church" on. Sun-
day; Deceinber 10th, at 11,O'clock. Rev. The death of her father ; Mr. Carman
Harold J.. Snell'of ,Auburn will be the Brindley and son in the death of hipl
' -Special-speaker at- the--ev-Kting-servpic wife,: and-alsn---,to•-••14r.i,--and-MrseN.m.
at 7.30. These- special services, held McKnight in 'the death Of • their
wider the joint auspices. of the coin- daughter.
»raiittee of stewards and the paissnma.y.y_W.A-Elects.,-The • annual meeting
And maintenance committee, are to of Nile -Woden's Association- was held.
afford the Members and friends of the
church the Opportunity of. exPressing
their loyalty' to ,tlie chuteh, through
their. attendance ,* and through their
. gifts for the • work" a. -Church' for
-49x
0,- RENT. H. N 11,N I S VA)
• ,
downstairs apartment; libssesSical
,..11ann'a,ry .1st, Apply Phone 540R, -49
0 RENT.L-FURNISHED APART-
. MENT, two roona8 and. bath, seinir-
ate entrance, :spting•;Illied mattress,
OaSily, heated ; possession januarY 1St;
Also bel sitting ream and kitehenette-
suitable. for tWo People; • immediate
possession.., ,Apply MRS: 'U. W.
HOWBLI.J. 49tf
aharr
••.
LOST ND FOltriN!)
LOST. IN" GODNRICH, OX 1)40N-
.' DAY eVening..Deeetaber. •fi'a mareS'
geld -Wrist rOtiteit ;-Iturrittetis- dig.14. 'black :-
leather strap- Liberal rewOrd offered,
•on returning te ISIGNAL-ST.A.U. 49.
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,TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS' FOR .SNOWPL6WING.
TOWNSHIP OF GODERICII
viltf).0 received by. the
undersigned until. December . 13 for
supplying a truck and operating. --the
Township snowplow at a price ladr
hour. The ploW to be attacbed.- to a
„track at the expense a the Township.
Work, to: be tinder the,-dlrection, a the
Road Superintendent a Reeve.' Lew -1 garage, . half -acre lot, apple- and pear Adin mstra. or ,
est or any. tender not necessarily ae- trees. .J. Ig. DRIVER, phone 931-14. ceed :to , distribute the asSets thereof,
cepted. 'For further. information con- 440 having regaxtl Oily to the claims then
stilt any, member of Council or Road filed.. • -. ..•
.,
Superintendent:
NOME'
OTICE,-ALL ACCO1JNTSe:40WING'
• •
Videan
4r,- Co., Goderieh, ,rust be'
settled by 4 -armory 31,st,.1940. .CHAS. '
VIDIAN, 44 St. Patrick's Street.,
• 49-504 "
ffifIVISrAZD
W.A.NTED.--TO BUY OLD HORSES
and dead cattle; must be suitable
for lank feed; 'rO)pQVed promptly;
FREE GILBERT.; phone 968 r 22, Olin -
to -n, or JACK GILBERT, phone 908 "r
21, ounten. Calls paid for:- 1Stf •-
THIS WOK'S SMCIAL.,
ROMAN
APPLE C*KE
.:20,0 MACE
We deliver, tWiee„ .a day; any'
• order, of $1.00 or *ova
-
Please plate your order early..
Curry-7s.Bakary.
'The Home of 'Tasty Tastry".
.1VIEL. CULBERT, propriOtur,
isiimsonicimesualiimariiminiummainek,r140NE• 465 '
iperser.,,rmwohis
PUBIAC NOTICE
, LIUtIN4D' SEWING, MAOHINXI,
ANTED. --TO.: BUY, At-, CON SOLD xneuiaiuc teptiirti all ,tnakes;.
•rat110,• not older than 1937. -• Must eighteeu, ypurs, experience; worknian.-
lOok and •work like) nevi/. GRAIIA.141shp guaranteed. Apply. to J14.4
Phone 457 or 948W. 49x NA.FTEL, phone. 480. 48:50x.
• . .
FOR • SALE
FOR SALE. -A SAVE SUITABLE
, _ ,
for Store or business (Alice. Out-
side dinieusions x 37, Can be seen
-at SIGNAL-Sr:CAR. • .31-tf
F10111„ SALE. ---A, STUCCO HOUSE
in....„Vsoderich, 1.02 'Huron road.;
NOTICE is hereby given, to, all
sons rakving any claini against the
'estate of' Itild-ward Clatenee Robetson;
-1,ate of the Town.of Goderich, who died,
en or about the 29th,day of Novemberf.
1944, to. send same to -the uhdersigned
on or before 22nd . day of Member,
1944, as on and after that, date tire
afthe estate Shall ro-
EARLY CHICK 'ORDERS WILL BE
preference. That's why we
recommend ,ordering..Kitchener Big -4
Chicks now and get the ,rebate of $1.
per 1007ehickS for delivery January and
Febrditry,.. .See us for. prices. Rebate
given if prices reduced, Agent RYAN
„ FURTHER TAKE. NOTICE the
.PRODUCE, Goderieh. 4u
business of the. :Premises ofthelate .
- be -pion eaeh
evening• until further notice, 6.30 .to
8.30 p.M.,'for the purpose of •giving out
articles held by the said Robert -
FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all
R.' T'HOMPSON, Clerk, , persons wile have articles on., approval
- • 2, -Clinton, or centighta•ent 'or onthe.payment Wan
Must 'report* the . same • forthWith to the , ,
r • • • - a .
undersigned solicitor or to Mary Myrtle
CARDS OF THANKS Stokes, the administratrix. , • •
CHRISTMAS .TREES FOR SALE.-
.
-ALVA THOMPSON, across from.
;B"urrows' store, Britannia road, '
eownt4,utsiognns.,ms, alsoing and .by• attending
son or .repairs• a otherwise but bosi-
OR S'AT,E.---.ONE, GREY pRAM;
made it a epmplete. success. . The *Ex-
ur •-bazaffr. The. co-operation of all; F..sie 6,1i buts. light blue. snowsuit grioepossdastN,evd1,1.1tnootodbeer.i.oc,Phetnia...if:rtuthret.:da.al; of ai\d helmet; three MisSes'' Winter coats, .
cutive, defitral Wane Irrid. School -
ssociatiOn„ -..• '. 71 child's.^ 'shoo-ffy ' rocker.- ' These
_ size 14; pair of girl's tube skates,. size' It_ e
December, A.D. 1944.•
ticle.s are all hi good condition. ,-, :. ,*
a'bove 4ft-'Estate -
Apply at SIGINAL-STAR49x i
, - • , i0-1'llo°1dericitirr'''.foln, tth"e" .
FOR SAI.E.-FIVE-RO,OM FRAME
.
'NILE, Owen. Mod -re of
Colborne ,township *intends 'moving to
Nile in the near future,' haying. pur-
chased* a ^house from 'Geo. Rutledge
whieh lie- intends to move to a lot
pui chised--from • ' Henry* *Matthews,
iicithss the-iood frern, the chopPing mill:
The. Sunbeam 'Club intends holding
a quilting "bee'.' on Friday, .December
8th, at the -home. Of Mrs. Graham
McNee. • :
Mrs. Geo: Rutledge, who has been
laid up for a considerable time, is some-
what impravd, . but is far' from well
yet • .
The sympathy of the cOmmunity is
extended to Mrs. 'Arthur Spragg in
' - BORN- -4 ••-
COOL -At Aleitandra Hospital; GOO -
rich, on November 30th, 1944; te
and Mrs.' Jack Cook, 18 Trafalgar
street, Goderich.,a daughter, Shirley
Jean.
GRAHAM. --At Fordbank . Hospital,
- Park, 'RentreWshire;-Scot-
land, on .November 17th, 1944, to
LAG and •Mrs. Allan Graham,- (Betty
Bisset); -of •:,Glasgow, Scotland;
son,' William adines.
GLENN:- At Alexandra BoSPital,
GOderich, on November 30th, 1944,"
to Mt. and Mrs. ,Frank Glenn, pun,
gain:ton, 'a son. •
MARSHALL. --At Oshawa hospital, on
-December 5th, 1944, .63 Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Marshall, a -daughter:
TAYLOR. -At Alexandra HOspital,
• Goderich, on December 2nd, 1944, to
. Mr. and Mrs: Stuart Taylor, 48 St.
David's street, Goderieh, a -daughter;
.14arbora, ;Mu:- ,,,,
THORBMIN.-At Alejandro. Hospital,
Goderieh, on 'December 5th, 1944, to
Chief- Petty. Officer .'and Mrs. • John'
Thorban, St. Veage's Crescent,
Gollerfch,*aAsonA.1.' -662iedlarreaY IC-4110-tWILLIS — -
Cbderich, a son. '
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Willis, 4,
Goderich, on December 3rd, .1944; to
Frehehnten„ irorking, co-operat
iou
with th0,44:102/teiling them the truth
about the. rwar, about the world,
and
about France itself. But for tha.t
radio .link, whose' opening ,announce-
in.ent, Londres," was listened for,
-as- some-- French .letter-mriters. • have
'
omises7of-suppOrt.-for-104,5,-.
The people- of all other Clanrches in
the donununity are cordially invited to
jOin -in these .Services. of loyalty And.
dedication.-- .. •
A Trip to Scotland. -..-Mrs. Keinieth
Hodges has received a letter.'frenipher
husband, Cpl. Hodges; telling. of a trip
he had , taken to Scotland 911 .leave,
with a, friend, Aubrey .Irelaml; whip
.said, "as if for the Voice of. 6rod, t e was going to visit an Iniele;Captaiii
.inajority„:„ofthe..,,,Freneli. 'wknild. have. Ireland The letter 'is as followS:, "I
been the ' lielpless'*-difPei of "^"Nali---lietiv -arnr-sitting•-tbeside-an,---open,fiteplace_aL
1
, *A few days age tlia partichlar pro- the . estate of . Capt. ';'--Ifeland, of
gram. 'ceased.; The group: of French Tol.oclitehus in • Seottand. The, lionise
Jot hose voices had JUL long is four • storieS high 'arid of' real old
' * fir -
ground cellars and in. th..e blanketed 1 place in nearli; every room,:
corners of French homes is tlie.persed. room with hot and cold.water,`but7tioi
team, with M,... -Pierre Valnay at its . to Aberdeen it city, near Si, to. see the
new Freneh ' rodio autliorityr, "Radio was heavy drama, but X really enjoyed
gram has been started. Pew' trans- 1 before tad ri, chance, to sob. ' 'JO/fere Was
MI -MN -1W France liaVeescaped--dainage 1 a conducted tour ofthe oity lot serVice
or destruction, Itrtd. so,. tuitil,..it. is PoS- I men, so we took .that and saw the main
- ' St 'including 'the old
along with the Women'S '1Vfissionary
:SO,cietY Wednesday, November 29;
in the basement of the church, .Rev.
11. Ctirrie.. was in charge.. After the
,opening devotion's , a\-, solo by- Mrs,
--Ourrier-aceoripanied-by-Mrsogie.
on -the piano, was greatly enjoyed. -The
offibers for J.945 are: President, Mrs. D.
McDiarmid; • 1st.. „viceliresident, Mrs.
Itobt. Bogie; 2nd vice-pr,eSident, Mrs.
H. Watson; treasurer,- Mrs; G. McNee;
seeretary,.. Mrs, 0. Brooks; assistant
`Seeretarry; Mrs. S. Hayden; flower and
gift committee, Mrs. R. Bogie, Mrs;
'Harold. Johnston,. gis,. G. McNee; par-
sonage.- committee, Mrs. Ryan, . Mrs..
Pettman, AlkS, Hayden, Mrs.. Matthews;
work: committee, _MM. 11. Watson, Mrs.
H. • McIlwain, Mrsr C. ,Kerr hostess
conimittee„Mrs. Dnstow, Mrs. P1. Bogle,
'MAL McCann ;. press secretary, Mrs.
Kerr; pianist, Mrs. Hayden; assistant
pianist, Mrs. R." Bogie. Mr. 'Currie
closed the meeting with prayer, after
which ladies of both societies enjoyed
a pat -luck dinner. -
gave •an. expellent repbri Of the
area cenVention at London and ,also a
wOrthwhile Paper oft citizenshiP. 'Mrs.
Davidson girve*a. paper on "The HiStory
of Plag.""MrS.-Alltin Reed 'favored
witli a.c.4 plank' instrumental. Mrs,
'Hodges tendered, -thanks to Mrs.
If
been the Most welceme Sounds in under -1 Scottish architectirre. There is a e
a 'bath-
patr s w
Inthe Present '
You should hay Life Insurance,
hecauSe the future is a' most
expensive' luxury. .
11. •NI. FORD
t e
Get Insur6.1.-0 Stay insured
Rest assured.
North St 6Sw
But the broadcasts go on. , A new I equipped with eleetricitI. We ..;Went
head, has been Sent to Britain, by the play •"Maclieth'! by ' Shakespeare. It
Diffusion Vrancaisof and a new' pro- it, as it was something I had never
'
'cordon Gran
HURON ROAD ; GOIARICH
licensed Auctioneer" int. o
Ouron County .
nruiture-..and Farra 'Clearance
Rales, Chattels'. and Iteal Fastate
PrOmpt attettlou giten to all Calls
Ater .
00DtItIell
PlIONg 980
sible to speak to the whole of France po ,
froth Paris. London' will,contirme'to be cathedral, the Iting'rUni.versity, etc.
* 're very old. buildings. These Henderson for her Visit, arid expressed
ation,'M. Valney had been helping with ;highlands are famous for their bettuty,
the French , underground press in,
w:hieh is almost Indescribable. The
Lyons., ' 4 ' baS been Settled ,S0 long and
cottage in Goderich; double lot and
garage. P,.0.1BOX 510, Goderich. 4
„OR SALE. -LADY'S BLACK SEAL
AUCTIONL:SALE.4.
.coat, size 42-44; worn only four or ,AUCTION SALE.
AT TOWNSIIIR-HALL, CARLOW, ON
THURSDAY, DECEMBER. 21st, • „,
, 1944; at 2 oiclock
150 -acre farin, part- lot 8 and lot 9;
concession 4, East Division, Township -
of Colborne. On the farm • IS situated
a ;good bank barn,' 56 x 60, with coin-
fortable stucco house, spree bush,-
pienty',of.Apring water -
1530 pa:31. 49 ' pOrearetrieedulastitilpeptiytei6r.,e4siiedrevreginebidd. • .
, .
PHE toVir-1‘T 'ObitobitiOtt L-- - -
the following used.- eqUipment for
sale: 2 team wagons; 2 „stoves; 1
tractor; 1 mower ;• 1 set • of sleighs;
heavy ,road grader.. The above ,equip-
ment'May be seen, at the ToWn. Hall
yard. Further 'Particulars may be
obtained from W. .I.`rBaker,„Chairman
of Public Works Committee: ' •
S. H. BLAKE;
49' Town Clerk.
five times. Reasonable for cash. May
be seen•by callifig 120 for appointment
FRAME HOUSE -FOR'. SALE. -VERY
• reasonable terms. Apply 12 Hincks
street • . . • 49x
SALE. • --- ' FOUR -ELEMENT
electric range and electric Beatty
washing machine. Both . good re-
pair IL 0;1 JERRY. Cal1•954-j-after
4S-50
R.R. 4,- Goderich.-
WM. W. HILL,- •
• East Street, Goderigh.
.8xecutors of Estate of the
•late 1Vin. Hill. *
DONALD 13. BLUE.' '
• Auctioneer,
-
I\
' 'Nuommit
FOR-7,SALE --A ygritic SOW"' AND
• seven pigs,. three -.weeks old ; /As,
A. WHITE, Oxford., street, Gedericli.
Phone 863..' • ;- 49i
FOR S -ALE.
• • E
--tube skates, size T; worn otilf'oncer
$5.00. Also one piiitinurse's,iiew white
Oxford, arch. supports f size B width,
$5.00. Apply 6 Church street ' 49
' 'MEMORIAM
SIVIITH.--In loving Memory of' d dear
Wife And...Mother, Harriet Aliband.
Smith, who • entered into rest
*Deceixtber 4th, 1912.-
-
Calm and peaceful she is Sleeping, -
Sweetest rest that follows pain;
We who loved her sadly miss her
Bat trust iii"'God to meef •agahl.
Love's greatest gift--rerograbranee
„..and children, Will,
-George, Harriet,- Marie 4t.nd-..--Adar-lin
..son -in-laws, Felix and Tom. . 49x
the rallying point. -"C-p- to: the liter- e3r
• there are buildings' I've been in that
- are Over nine hundred veal'.o d, u
Peace: ---Another chance for the ordin- of course I have , seen some very' new 'Jr:teeth:4,0f ithe ;United chureh.
ary man to de eAtraerdinary things. medern homes .tod: certainly ani not Opened with.lihristmas onusie. Greet -
•sorry I 'spent triy :leave here in ings' from , the moderator were given
Scotland,' as 'the people. are so friend-, by the President, Mrs. Bee& Mrs. D.
Cpl. Ilodges trained at the E'owler. read the Scripture lessen from
Galt Aircraft • SehOol,, beginning.. in an'd "A/r6:. A. Elliott offered
September, 1941, and fliiiShed his -train- prayer„ Mrs. Iteed toOk7.Cliarge of the
'ing at St Thomas„ He wet afterwards Christmas program which. followed
.on tire 'Atoll of the flying tat1o4.,at- dud lazy. carols were sung'. The
tached to No. 4 Wireless, :Scilatao "MtIgnificat" was .recited :in unison,
Guelph, stationed first at Burtch and Rev. 11. J. Irielcerson Spoke alew words
then at St. Catharines, and golf* ever- of praise, and encouragement and then
seas' in ,September Of tiii year. conducted • the. electIon of officers for
Women's Institute.. -The November 1045.ThIS resulted as follows: VOL
meeting of the Women's Institute. was presid'entt Mrs„ Robt.iMelittizie; presi-
oreadalorairrairawarmakarilialar.rrarallarraarrarrarrheld at the hotne ,of Mrs. It. Davidson dent, Mrs. M..Reed; 1St Viett-president,
011 l'itursiltty afternoon, with, eleven Mrs, M. Shackleton"; 2nd viee-presideat,
rueMbers ftrid.five visitors present, Mrs. Mrs.: reMrson; secretary,. Mr.
0.
Geo. IIodges ?resided. Tile roll 'call liarris"t- as4Stait secretary, .Mrs.
wasanswered With "Your suggestion Wan; treasitrer, Mrs. A. Elliott;
for a, lasting peace." ' The Anancial. re- friendShimsecretary, Misk 13111ott,
MIs-
potit showed a balance on hand of sionary Alenthly secretary, Mrs. W.
$142.00. It Was deelded to send Cpl. "Meeltire'l Christianstewardship. seere.
C.W.A.C., At London, WO", Mrs.„Melfson; ass11.104
istatit, .-Me.
• Ont., Christmas remettibraliee and. a Connell ritIcipvertation secretary, MiBig,
box of fruit and sweets to rte. LeonZ
Leonard Valiott; supplk secretary, Mrs, . Me -
Rivett oVerofts, who WW1. Wounded 'Whitiney ; press secretary, Mrs.
Novetaber 23rd, as f:10011 a big bOlgpitiki Stingel; pianist. Mrs. McWhinney;
sddress'is
known. Ittrm. Ivers,intd Alfa. .ifiodtdatit, 'Alm Fowler; 'Mission Iland
-Brown were it000inted a eemndttee t()xuperintendont, Durnin; ilaby
look after "those Mit-mentioned gifts Dana Superintendkit; s. Stinger, 7.9:V.
The :gtieq ineaker, Mrs. W. X. Iiendev Viekerson closed tis' 'ii 1 ing*ith
disttilt president, of Winghani, Obris.ftusts in.syer. ,
aPPreciatioli of her interesting address.
The meeting' was closed with the 10-
tientil. Anthem and refreshnients,';were
served. 4
WIVIS eeting. The -4 December
CAURCH NOTES-.
SA -LE-:-=- LADY'S- miirt0
-bicycle, spOrts model, chrome trim;.
new, never used. Basket aid kick-
stand . attached..:- Apply BOX 98,
sIpNAT,STAR.‘
LA.c. ken. Russell, R.A.V., Presided
acceptably at the organ at the evenin
Service in Knox Presbyterian . church
last Sunday. 4-
Rev. Kenneth MaeLean, late etWing-
ham, WAS inducted into the charge of
,CtiVen Preabyterian -chureh, Exeter,
last PridaY evening. Rev. Richard
Steviart,' a- , Knox -Church, .G'octetick
delivered the 'address to -the . con-
gregation. . •
. TorttorroVes hope. is .not the .p0Wer
of a, few , men, Sitting In high places,
but of everybody standing, in all places
for the highest ideals,
Dr. G. S. Elliott
'VETERINARY SURGEON
SMALL* AND TABOR ANIMALS
At Lausler's Wog Skim Goderichf
EfterrY ThUrediii Ott:4*On ,
,PEIONS 203 CLINTON.
•
en you require Coal or Coke
Lee Estate
et the Harbor
'POST OFFICES
sp,:is THEM
744 per,tb
5A
TAIW
FROM
BANKS• POST OFFICIS
BEPAINMSNT 00400 4it t0tU3411.0$
.4101t0OntS • TOBACCONISTS
11000t SOOM0001 MOUS
a
0.
•
-announce the sale of their bUsi-
- .
*mess to RYAN'S PRODUCEi:
. „ .
Goderieh. We- -would like;to
0 thank our *any ,customers for
their -:Patronge 'pad I- • loyalty .
throng the. to wish
Mr. Ryan every. suecess. 49'
•
TOWNSHIP �F COL -111)R
•
"traaaTT—rraraT
TO THE AAtEPAYERS QF :C01;130,p,NE TO '"SATNSXIIP
. May 1...itend mr. thanks fOr, your .0eneroitg 1312.4ort
on Mbhdair by electing me to 101_!.....L„P.:Plb_Orne ..;
, .
--"SbliobraTiew. „
Orville Make
CARD OF THANKS
Will the ratepayers of the Township of Colborne accept
my appreciative thanks .for' their support' at :the Pas .on
Monday by electing me as a member. of .the newly created
"Township School °Board.
Wishing' you all the compliments of the season.
Omar Brooks
°Ail) OF TRANIttit
'T0 mY Supporters in Sleotion1Day-4 thank you...
11. F,,,agan
TO THE 1tATEPAVEIU3 AND purorps
O r coLnottNE Towvont•:
—kw*, to thank you.for your support in re,eleoting me
as Reeve Of Coltoorne .Township for the owning years and
wish each and every one Of you. a Merry Christmas and‘ a
Happy New Veer.
'
Meek Watbott
ve ct cmorr Tovrnshi.