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OAX,LIOW, T.—At Carlow Prq„.
bYterlan Church. on SuodaY at Rev.
Bobt; MeCottyell eenducted a, WrviCe In
nj�mOrY of liarreY Errington, Whj*Bde
alteay 1.)ecember Wird last. Ap-
Propriate- ii311001#;,*'0 -1-1a143Y-
°Sate 'In the, Arrini „b of Jesus," qud.
"MeV in. 4,olou3," were*Paed. A Solo,
"Retie to Face," was tnng by Mr. M.
Tyndallt who for* long.tirae" has .been'
an influentialworker in the Sunday
sabot of which Harvey was. seeretarY7
treaSurer at the tine Of his death; Mr.
Tyndall was' alSe Ititak-enengh to sing
!a fa.verite Of the -.0eeetiSed, 1.1300Xid the
, Sunset," at his'Iunbral,4,,,TOW* weeke
'ago,
Mr. McConnell apoke, ahent the time
that MoSeil told his peOPle- 0'0e
promised land." And led • them, out of
hendage.. Moses Said.' "This', day Shall
unto', you be a, memorial," and 80 it
was kept as a7PerPetual metnorial..
M. Meconhell spokefeelinglY Of the
time he first:met Harvey in the Sunday
'school, and ot .the amazing understand-
ing 'vvitlfwhieh Harvey tOwered and
asked viestions Pertaining, to the les,'
son.' He said be thought then, '!411g,r0
`€1:.Y0110g P1)41241.14 man.", Ile spoke
of the time not far distant _when alt
shall. lie• going to ineet him face. to•
fgee, and tlie words 4011 s.t.be heard,
'"Well done, goed and faithful servant."
D/STAIOT RID3-1:10 ISTORICS
ENGINEFalt, mgs AT LONDON
, Harry P. Bennett, district engineer
for' the Federal Department Of Public
Works at Lt0A011? droPped... dead on
,Itiehmoud_Street In that city oifIrdclii
nesday.' of last Week. Ar' 1idart-''2#1*
1Vir, 'Bennett had oversight ef Federal
public works at Goderieh harbor and
had visited this town on numerons
easions knee being. Stationed at Lon-
don In January, 1937.
. He -stood high in his 'profession as,
an engineer and was a past' president'
of bah the Engineering Institute and
they. •Aeseciation • of 1.tro2esEdOnal
Engineers and 'a .„meraber of other,
engineering' societies. , - He was a native of NOW Brunswick,
• 'and was •'about flfty-eight years of
'age. Ele wife survives him. The
_body WO. 'taken_ to Moncton. N.B., for
beriai, • " _
Haye you tenewed your subscription
to The Signal -Star? If it is in arrears,
it needs attention.
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Seine prayers ;nay g� ' unanswered,
not because *they are "too, good to be
iirue" but because they are not good
enough. ' *
aggirtg, Bragging
ins. In the Back
Many woraeldmve to do their own
' bousework,;and the constant *bend-
• sweeping, Ironing, sewing, at neces-
sary to. perform their household
• --duties puts a., heavy strain DU the
back •an•i, kidnqs • and if there' were
-no kidney weakness the back 'would
be strong and well. -
Doan's Xidhey,1"ills help to'give
relief to Weak, backache, kidney Bid,
' .fering. women. '
Doan 's Kidney' Pills'are put up
in an oblOngigrey box with our trade
Mark. a. fl Maple, Leaf on the
. a
* 04raPPer.• .
• Dont aceept. a -'substitute. -Bo
•Buie' and ,get Doan's;"
The T'Illilhurn 00 Ltd -.Toronto Orit,
s,
its bifOU
EE! CIGARETTES or verseas
boy's -overseas will get_thougands of smokes 'free. Wherever
they :are, whatever..iyanch of theJJervieeh-they therareeenstantly
1 the minds of the folks at home: Gocierich is proud of them:- "
IMPORTANT -If "your name appears in. this issue go at once to The
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Signal Star and Supply the. following: information: •
1. -The rank, regifnental number and name., _
2. Overseas address, o2. tle boy or girl in the. Se'rvlees you wish to
send cigarettes- to:
$11Ould any person care to send cigaretteste the boys overseas, they can
tend $1.0Q, otanore, te Mr. D. Ft Campbell, and the cigarettes will be -,sent
by 'the Goderich braneh Of' the Canadian Legion. -
Each week` for 2(1 -weeks 'not neeessarily consecutive there will appear
• ida6i:iiettle;:fiafiffigfiretug-:1$1 ,pt; 4:•er-
,..$ignalAtar-,ObadrIptien -.. and; around Goderkh, :ROA ;
the• 10,1Vettlseg(etits, harefiilly.. -you 001 Yone.name,.'nO,tify
this
o ee2.4t.,`. one, („4'..1',OP.,IM"`;06"4t,, : y. to whom YOU: ould like
elga*tea '0,0i;:eigarettes•;;Oyerseaswith '
tAe"e0.41,1inents.'4VIIie,'4adyertitier;-'-:throngh `Se't.i4derich :branch'ef .
the 'Paticidlah'ittOlen; tiihaece-'frind. • — •
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.4,90.vippRED TRAIN ENGIN
° • HDISPilSED AS
OX CAR
Tit- of-- the tbest known (1105011ocoruotiyesin Canada, - -the 9099
of the Canadian NatiOnal:Railwaye'---
has just been disCharged'from military
service:: On the secret list , since
shortly after the start ,a the war, the
9000 had been completely remodelled
in the railway's Transeona shops to
-4' furnish the power for an, armoured
train. .These ,shops alsoconverted
four all -steel Canadian NatiOnal flat
care and three all -steel box cars for
this train, which Was used in British
Columbiauntil the Japanese invasion
menace disappeared. The locomotive
. was covered with armour plate and
• camouflaged to look like a box car,
making it difficult for the enemy to
to spot it in case of attack.
At present, ,the9000 is in the C.N.R.
shops at Point St. Charles having its
. armour plate removed and other
Owes effeeted to fit it for passenger
service. All or tare have been•
stripped of their war dress and are
• back in regular freight service.
Ae„..,caodiaitationaERailirayi
,e,YstkPIPPPt Of dieset
iii**714"6:: a
This
ititieduted the first oil electric rail
car. This unit, the first in North
America to make a ,tralisconti entali
/ run was designed and built;
Icompany's stains. On its tr
was operated between mon
ABLOW, Ob. WO. Ches. Wat-
h** returned to 'Centralia after
speudtng two Weeks ,at his home.
Mr . W. Welter is not •ati well
aa his many friends W0144 11e to
,At peeeent lie is in Stratford
nhandial. • "
Martipopent Sunday at IJondon,
kiss Sean is spending 4
few weekith Mr. and Mrs, (1; Wallis
near
On Sunday a memorial service. WaS
held at the ,Prembyterian ehurch for
the late nUarvey Errington. ,puring the
service Nfr. Tyndall, sanga nolo,
The Farm "Forum met :at the home
QV/4r. and Mrs. Omar Brooks on -Men-
day evening, with twenty:present. The
AOPle ",00, -operation" was diti.etosed;,
lifter •Whieli • cards were played and
011,1eied by, all and, ltinelt was Served
at the close. the next- meeting will
be 'at Tait Clark's. 'Ww
(Intended for 1asV.wee.1.0 WElitTrii111.0, Feb. -44rs.
tiMO,OW, ' TttoS1.08.Voviertspent t el •
WIISC034474$ home from Melton for the of Toronto,- and 3"hneroft of East '4,Fr'd$1010 at • the WW1
P. G. Thompson ,haii been*p
pointed medival, offieer of health. for.
succeeding Pr. • J. W. Shaw,
wwho reeently, resignga after ,ilfty-two
Years' service „in the position::
1S- feature of the annual meeting of
,Whigham tnited. church., - last week,
was the intraingpf the mortgage 1)150(11
on the •chureli lifteeu „years ago wben
an addition --to the cluirch was . -erected.
Rev. W. A. BgeerOft tbn0;11t" 44 the
cougregattOP.
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Mrs. MeGee, East 'Wawranosh,
pawed away, on" Sunday in her eighty-
third year., Formerly.. Maria ileecroft,
she'.
was a lifelong resident.. of the
district.' • Two Was, Roy,
Gordon, on the home-
stead survive. .oliec
rY 7th: iMfr 04.111
leen, w ited
elth KenY
of Mr. and Mow John 1
Melbourne, Australia. -
Irwin oiliciated. Fent
dyers who load roteeived their
,wings Abe , view; day' at the
Training 'heol were among biteguefttL
Sgt. Volby leaves sboirtly for A,nst
and Mrs. Colty will follow in tl'ete 4010
future.
wtsorm
week.end ' ° of her eon, Xt. Mervin, Govier• and
Vi
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re. A. Wilson is not 'as well asWA.W0110$11 brother. . - Mrs. •Govier, - •
her manY friends would like to see. qeorge Annstrong, former Wardiiii ;Tim gimon of filyth KV'
Ear* Farm Forum for ;of Huron county, was elected presi ent,
$.8.*NoS. 3, 5, 90.dz 1 was 'held,..11a.„1 of the South Huron ;Agricultural 'Se.
•„, the Township. Ealr,on Monday night, clety ' at its .annual meeting, bola .at
with it good attendance. 'Some of thel Wilson on JanuarY, 27th.. suc-
• trinitees 'Wanted, , the views of the , eeeda Dr. S. R. Oainpbell, now Of
People on, school problems. Mr. truce iGuelph, who held'. the ()Mee for many
. ,• Matheson. gave a Short tail on markets years,: W. , R. Dougall *as 'elected
• -and how to make fain' 'products at- beretary,treasurer,-- succeeding-
Nictean of,Seaforth, who resigned .after
thirty Yearge .service.
.,-,Martha Ann. Rerniek,' 'Widow of
Frederick toll, died •iat her ,luime 011
the $rd concession Wu, wai7sh
Otk January 20th,, She was in her
eightlethzear._ native of_Irsborne
tOwnship,-:” _eTrA - ,
to
young moved with her Patents to gad e.inDowateutlieigore1012,..,
NY.,ftwaxiosh, where she 'had -since re- 1 • o2 these went
sided,,,,,,,,tier„liust)and it' year ago' 4Ad many , Were the Shrieks J:f, :the:
"ilinict surviving:: are-tlirae ,100,„- went off" -the, track, a 141.4
daughters: Fred W. and
Dr; O.- ,Kingston4Mrs.,111. tneY'hage-,0iftor-iiight" suo-W After- -
Ctrasby, mortis , Pearl °Me broadcast --heard' =Over
lin, of, )31yth,,aiid. Miss home:- splendid4:diserissien..took ,on"ts
"'rile death:1)f Simon MeVittie, "int, co-pp_orntive • wading =dear -
lett -township, beeurred, on January 25th -$ocial. activities. were t.incler Ole leader-
tifteg_ an.Allness*of two weeks,, the, result Itayinend -.Iledinond and
of a slight fitreke 'arkalieart. condition; Xi: V. Campbell; 4)14.011$1Steil Of a
A. native 'of; Piallett, .Ntr. •MeVittle. was musical program, 140tielt, WAS*;SerVed;
Widely known in the district. ' Ile :Was' The rerun, next „week'will be held
in his seventy-eighth oar... In Decem- at the hoine,Oft,,,,lifir; and Mrs. Douglas
ber last he and hts the.:.former 04raijheli.
Jessie Johnston of Grey toWnst(ip,, cele.
-brated, .their .golden wedding .with a
family :---gathering-' Surviving, beSides
the widow, are one !son, 4r.4
anilett, and . three ,daughterS,, Mrs
L'eo Watt and Mrs - :,,Nelson, 'Lear, . of
Huliett, and Mrs:, James •Scott, 'of
Toronto; also twelve grandchildren, ,.
Vancouver 67.hOurs running timet;
By the,end of 1928, the 9000, which
was, Canada's first diesel locomotive,
made its, appearance. This twin unit
Was then largest and power-
fulmost
locomotive of its kind". in the
world. Later, coirirerted to a single
-unit-engin-6;1110M had been °Wye.- -
risiiiipassengerand freightruns;chiedy
intheCentral:Riiiii'orttiiNatiolialt7- When -
the .. into' war
:service, its. 12 -cylinder. engine:Jigs
replaced with new V•type, two
cycle,"16-cylinder engine.
)A1eve• a section of the armoured
tain.`Below, the 0000.
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,GODERICU TOVVN,
nal TelePtione Meeting.--
ann 41 Meeting! of subScribe'rs
God rieh- ToWnship Municipal ':!te
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'Pho e System Oliver F. 'Edward, e
reti ingCommisdioner, was elected T
another threeqletti-terna:H• the ann. al
tractive so they might continue to,iind
markets abroad. after the war, . After
the discussions Closed an enJoyable
,time wits spent playing .Progressive
'euchre ; lunch was, served and "God
Save -the tole brought the evening
to a...elose.
,
port showed a good balance on the
ear'S operations. Chas. Cboper and
imam Wise were appointed auditors
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We are blind :to the.needs eecithers;
"we always ,lOok at ourselves. •
len the, truth comes out, traSt
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Tires and ,Batterie,s,,
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AND DRY CLEANING
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DailY service to and :from Tor
onto, `Hamilton, 'London
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Intermediate pointS, •
Viettnia St: . Phone OM
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'Your:friendly 1.D.A.. Drug Store
'Prescriptions a Elpecialti
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Phone 164
place to huy.',.
Nnare and
.Thronliton
SATILTS 00ALVO.
his mother, Mrs.:VS/fn. Crawfard. AITS,
Crawforct yet -at -Kea
vine, and will make an extended visit
there and with, her Son Harvey., at
Toronto..
'Mr. Alfred Quaid- of Binscarth, Man„
is visiting' with Airs, Jas
McKenzie, and brother, john
Quaid. •• .
The: Port Albert hockey. team met
the Pine. niter teain in the Ripley rink
on Monday!' evening but were , defeated
LI_ to _ . • .
• The. regular monthly niaing of tile
Ashfield' atrio-fle will be held
on Tuesday afternoon of next week,
February 141,3•.,at the home of Mrs. Roy
Petrie. Nine boxes will be packed for
week -end with Gordon Carter..
Mrs. Vari Wightman spent last week
with her patents, .Mr. and lire; lienry
Matters of laicknow.
• A Red Oross, quilting was held on
Thursday at the Ileum of -Mrs. Frank
Canqibell, where two' quilts were corn-
Pletcd ; end, on Friday another „was
held at the liorae of Mrs'. Alva AU.
Dowell, where' three:quilts were eorgt.
pleted. pot -luck supper was served,
at both homes. .
Farm Fernale,-,Thirty-one persons
attended the IvarM Fortan held on,
11011407 evening at the,• Wine ot, Mr.
Coal Coke •• Wood
Phone 75,• Nelsen Ste -7-
•, *Under trying circumstances we
are trying to do a good JON You
will lind this a-goed.:firm,te,do
business with. -
ItONITLiNti ALLES
.& good way' to Spend your ev-.
.,enings or leistire 'bouts in pleas-
ant, congenial 'surroundings. •
• West St. Gederich
'BORT. Diti4SE%
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Fresh Frults..and itegitable�-
. in ieasen.
Scientific Equipment..:.'
,triendise Service
['hope 410 . East , St.
* SiST ST ItAirairit
High Quality
Rum -- Bread )ilistr3k,
Harry Barber
ST. HELENS •
S. UBLENS,-....reb. '4. --Mrs. T.
Wilson audyti4tstiterle lieg,11.•
of Whigham 'ere vibitors with Tor.
onto -.friends 'Over the week -end.
Vilkbe gratefullY received. .A. good at- New Mill. at _•Xre-- Stuart,-.Aft.1).$0,rd,,Teddy and
the -boys overseas and any donations
tendance is looked for. , • Udell. in Operation Thommy"-are spending a4..Yeiv." weeks.4r
Farm loarm Forum met z,iuTrhiceutnreewpial<eairethisec,houpela.4Isntvgains,ilid.bayt' wThitolaith, er.parents,. ana, E,
the school -house ="Oir Monday. even-
Varicti & Quality
Tog 'Your Pleasure -
1u Screen L(1004400014
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ing, with twenty-six present. , Diseus- tire almost a year ag9, l'as"Uen -c61*" ..Wmneres sinatiiute•---W6 February
• - ieted -Ivan ,Kailifleiseh.„ is now the ,ineeting it the Vonien's Institute 'was' •
sion for the evening was on Is Co-
opetive-Markettng Plicient?" Mr.fmanager, succeeding•hii" 'late father,
Cf'4w chairman,: 14..fter F. C. Ralbtleisch.
Horaceraword-1
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a one-hour period a this, euchre was Purchases Mustard
r, ,
Played and other, interesting eontestaoal publuess at. Clinton • ."
were conducted tugler thedirection TheClinten *business.' of the John paper on . St; Valentine, and Mrs. 22
E.
Mrs. D. Martin, Mrs. Martin Was' al5o B. Mustard' 43041 Co.:has been pur. W. Ride gave ...a reading. "january
'chased. by, Gladstone Grigg, of Goderich* WO- -the date set. for the . telt Red
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held i.n theCommunity Hall with Mrs.
liall-presidingr-The roll .call was . re-
sponded to With "How get newP.".
Mrs. W. Miller gave an naterestint
hostess and .served lune . e
iieu meeting also Will be 'held In the school_ township. -who whe Antends . to take . up
house, on Monday evening. • • residence in, Clinton ill the spring., '
Austildimi Flyer •• ".
Cuirent Views ar Mr. and Mrs: L., T Penbale,, Exeter,. on.. blaiek ,Markets,' and divorce courts. • -
A th home of the bride's I. ,
At 's parents, get 1 till we think of a world without
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Cr oilquilting
s
' •Vie are thinking a" lot -.of world
w:'.Marries at ..Exeter , without war. -tutIte33.0,4MOItt' ,
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of Hungary and eastern Czechoslovakia
had reduced the, danger 0 n Nag
cininterthrust from the Cartaktifiana.
Some had 'felt, 'also, that the Russians '
had 'hoped' for :a bilateral 'settlement
of the Poiiih, political problem. .
an umisually mild ' winter was
said- to have delayed .the hard freeze
necessary for „full Russian .
*(in the west, too, w•eatlierhas •worked
for • the' 'Nazis. This winter is the
worst in fifty years Iii western' Europe;
snow and bitter cold, alfernating,With..
spdden :thaws, "haniner .offensiVe 'oper-
ations.)- • •-
,
• - it .is now evident' that the time bad
been well..used. t But *there reniained
the questienhew far -the Present :on-
rush would carry , toward theultimate
goal. "Where Would' this mightiest of
all Russian. oftensiVes Palm' -';ok • .be
halted? . . The .Red4rmy's spectac-
ular -victories Seemed to pOse-Ahree
,prospects. " The drive '; toward Danzig
inight Shatter', the northern wing oc
Germany's defense position: The fall
of Lodz Might .'eairtplicate 'oerxuaii
effortsvtO form:- a' *Central line- short• of
the 1riLve.into Silesia not
only promised a.body WOW to GOrinall
war prodnction- but also could aid the
Russian advance from Hungary . into
neighboring CzeehosloVakia. •
-, 7—The New, York Times..
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sluggishness within. • • '
To help overcome the cause of headache itis.
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