HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1945-02-15, Page 5February Fts..rniiture
Values—
DINING BOOM SUITES
• • Regular Special
9.Piece . Combination . Walnut --Waterfall
es.10-4-5•iply 'veneer vrailnut $108.50 $185.00
9i,pieve Early English' Oak— — — $225;00 4200.00..
••9 -piece Genuine Walnut, Gothic pesign, •
5 'ply veneer Wilmit; . -$197.50 $18546
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BREAKFAST OVITE4
. 6 -piece; White Enamel, Elie); Trim, $ 80.00 $ 72.50
(Backs and seats of 'chairs upholstered in Leatherette)
6 -piece, White Enamel,. Black Trim.. $ 07.00 $ 61.00
6 -piece, Whit ii Enamel, Black $ 59,95 $ 55,00
Other Suites—Natural Finish, Itect Trinv--Suntan, etc,
BLAC:K'ST0?4E
FURNITIIRE 'ROME FURNISHINGS—STOVES
rb.on: 2404T. On the Broadwa,s, oJ G(iderich
• t
. WelOOme • liaeturned ilea...The
..Wouxen44 Institute sponsoredt a soOlal.
evening on,'-rridav...laSt„An the 'pti.iish
halt There, were' fourteen tables. of
vachre:'-aini: the prizes- vvere-.-zon
-.Jack Parks...and Mks. Wilbur Brown.
busineWs meeting followed with the
, * object ot forming a 'committee to wel:-
seekme ' boys returning -from' .overseas.
'Thos. ltivett was °elected chairman. and
Chas. ',Fowler secretary -treasurer;
other • members are R. Stethers,' K. K.
Bur WigginS, Benson. rin-:
nigan and Herhert ‘StOthers; The
` 'evening ' concluded with dancing..
Meeting. ---The W.A. of • the
--)United;',.Ohurch the tonte of
Mrs': W..100°111101 on • Monday, Mrs.
Otto Popp presiding. Mrs, lohn, Blake
tread the Scripture 1esS8n and Mrs: M.
Reed* offered prayer. The roil 'call
was answered with a verse of Scrip-
turd'itnd three letters were road from
boys in the service thanking the organ-
ization-' for -Chriitputs cards. It was
' 'decided to hold a social e-4,ening. in
March,,, with Wird. 'Reed., Mrs, . D.
Fowler. and MrS. W. A. Culbert . as
conVeners. Misses Atlildred ,Anderson;
Melba • Fowler and pearl Finnigan
were appointed to • look . after ° the
'games; Mrs:- It. "Moore ,2ported-4or.
the 110d . Cross and 'distributed. 'Ma-
terial to Make Quilt Wicks.; Mrs. R.
Rutledge read an article on "Over -
corning the Hestile World".; and Miss
Beth McConnell one .• on "Lacking
Backbone." Mrs -Wilbur Brown. read
the legend of St, :Valentine and after
ltinchl Mr -S. Jas. 'MeWhinney conducted
n-qpiz contest,• "
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r. G. Elliott
VETERTNARY SURGEON
SMALL AND LARGE 4NnviAis
At lAndees DrOg Store,,Oadetich,
. every .11hurtiday afternoop„ .
PHONE 203 CANTON .
PORTER'S Tanx
rowEres HILL. Feb. 13..— The
Farm rofunt meets this week at 8.0.
No, 5. Last week's ineetiug wait called
Off owing to bad roads.
•• The, 'SbOwing of, "the Natioual rinlx
139ard Pietures, which 'IMO beenpest.
poned twiceo will not be given now
until April at POrter's Hill *6201.
Ordinary Seeman Jiro Young hi bome
from Halifax on thee weeicV leave.
Mrs. JAM Durniu of London spent
last' week -;,with her • father, lirlilton
Woods.,
Mr, and • Mrs. Jas. LOCIthatt fipent
Sunday with,,Ur.,and Mrs. Bert,'Rocit.:.
den. UoliiieivLIle.. " *
Mr, Oliver .Edward, attended .this
year's flrat 'meeting of the Telephone
Board last week at liolmeaVille. We
are pleased ,to have him ° represent us
for another thee years and congrattx-
late him. On'betuk,appointed chairman
of the, board. ,
• Can anyone tell US where the town-
ship Snowplow, is? 'There is. Iota of
discussion, but we e,ri the'ath ,coneenSion
haven't seen it ret.
There has been no service at Grace
Church shfce the., middle of Doilember.
Renson—no.,roadS,-,
CARLOW
XXJBURN, 1,4-eb. i.. •itir. and Mr.1Moved to t arlie Merin.le far* near
jolts R. "Weir haVe returned.to Ottawa NIL
regular meeting and banquet in the
The' WOMelea',InStitute hold AS'
after visitimr the ..former's father, Dr..
ji;'#Deo.nWaldelirioss 'Of G.at spent the week- Preallrutitryetottilleb!lit' t°U,z, frbTu*daYe
iueting
end with his mother,- Mrs. Fred 11.9114g. 'will take place atter the banquet
.31110$ Act OratK'" $tratford- wak U while the metnbers are Still Seated...at,
week -end viSitor at the UMW' of her tbe table. ,
parents, Mr. and Um- WM. Craig. Leaving ' for TOMatoo—Miss Zeta
Mies Mary MUM°, 11,,N4 bas Accepted munroi,daughter of Mr. and Mo. it.
potiitioa on„ the staff of th(, hoopital. 1). .Munro, left on Monday for Toronto.
at WeHtou. of 'rgeese
reonthe•awtn‘ taetrrna Ut11001)reel;t7aer Aintitre4r-
UobertsOn
Goderleh, visited With Miss Stud° Blair, graduating iron onderiett Collegiate,
'on lituday, 41? 'Zeta took a -three-months chemistry
Naga -Blum Mulch Is,v,isiting friends comae at WeStern University, London,
in
Ir°4°tlWeet • a4dtbe.4ieredaPitt°1tt Sarnla
Ms.11Idrel Seotof Mitchell, Synthetic working in
spent the week -end °with'her parents, the ribber laboratory, where she was
,Mr. and Mrs..lt.°J.• Seott. • ' ,einployedter a year and 'a half, re-
'Flt,-Zgt. traria Asquith IS :visiting signing, her position one Month: ago.
Mr. . and, Mrs. F. O „Mellveene of Prior to leaving Sarnia, the choir of
Bowmanville. • ° , St. Paul's Unitedehureh, of which she
-reciVrevIV; eadr14'wMotrds. • i3theirt! thliei4rill!igrt°atindhsalne. wseansteadutheemr bweirth' heal4loave:blyangriunegt."4
pre-
°Fit-Sgt.,jack Hamilton, son of Mr, and V.M.S. Meeting.—Mrs. "Tarry Govier
Mrs. Thomas( Itunilton,has completed opened .her home /or the meeting of
is-teur--0-operationst-overseasr7,-Ja iy...7,M7br-Nnex eresbyWan
who is 'in his twentieth year, has been chureh. Mrs: Ilerb Govier. was in
overseaS Sixteen months. • • charge and, opened the meeting with
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Million of GOds. prayer. The Scripture; Psalm 65, was
rich ,have purchased Mr. Million'ti• 're 51. kly Mrs. Wellington Good.
"•" Shovying. rie,tin"(2f#•—On '-unestiait fatter:alarm in Colborne townShiP and pi was read by, Miss Minnie Wagner
1ebruary.0, the'Colborte Ifederation of they intend Moving In the near future. ,and 'paper, 4.`Thef • Chtirch and, the
Agriculturk_presented. another series and Mrs. George have Jew ' waS giVen by iMrs. Govier
znoving • pietures in the 'Township
topic was taken by Mrs'.' join' IlliuSton,
hig forschoOl children wasweiat. who •chose as her subjeet the history
. '. ,1 - - .
of four hyrats, "Stand Up, Stand Up,
'tended; pupils of schools Nes, 1, 2,
for Jests," "From .Greenland's Icy
,3 and 9 being present, and the same Mountains," 'Onward, • Christian
pictures Were sliown in the &ening to .,
an audience of _growt-ups.. The..maia Soldiers," and 'he. naming Light Is
'
'feattire,--"Ilteedom ofitussia, Breaking." Plane wereMad$ for. the
,"-follOwed"
that' nragraticent eountrY" through the. 'World Pay of Prayer, whiCh 'Will be
seven centuries of her light for tree- observed. in, the .Baptist church •on Fri-
:dom.. ElqUally-' intereAting, "Develop--daY, February 16th,,. Prayer was Of
mr
', ent ef. Water. Power" depicted the ,. feted by Mts. Sas. Weeds. Thesing,
Anthem 'and' the
fU,ogress eur own couhtrY 'Vas. niade in ing of the National.
Lords Prayett repeated 'in.' inlisot
that field, A nature picture, '"reeding: • bronght" the meeting to a. close. Lunch..
Time at the Zoo,"' and the ever -popular
Ponald Puck completed the -shewthg. 'WAS served by Mis. LaWsen and MTS.
Houston. . • ..
Alf.'1<inkead, I.P.., spoke to the even-
ing •audiejiee,iiii the proposed dental ; Victory lub.-.-The Vietory•Club met
care foil school children... It is hoped 011 TUeSdaY evening in the Orange 141111,
that this . will sow be available for •with ,the presiderxt Mrs. jam Arm-
-strong, in the.....chair Mrs-. And,_,r6vir.
students ief.,Colborne township scheols.
Mr.. Kinkead- alSo touched briefly On Icirkcbtinell Presided at the organ while.
the 'Silliject of rural high schools. . the ..therae sling; "Carry 'Ou." :was Sung.
The, Seripture w
Carlow „Community Club served -lunch. as e
rad. by Mrs Arin-
'strong and prayer was offered -by Mrs.
There will be movies at Carlow again'
Oh Febrdary" '4; at 3 'O'clock for 'school -Bert Craig. ' The setretarYV gadeline
children,, and at 8.30 . in ..the • eYening Yv.ugbta, reWietters of -thablisl:from
r -ftiug; The' Main . feature Will h,e
. • . , tan.ley McNall, Roy .BentiY, Stewa.rt
follt
. Ferguson,' j. .C. Walsh,- Vlden "Yulig-
"The Alcan IIighwaY:" - "-. • '- '
. hint, Graerae Ghanmey,, WellingtOn ?sat -
.Nall, . girder- and Carmen Seliulft,, 4)
R. welt anaGorden W. . Dobie. - e
. . ,,,,..
treastrer" Mrs Clayton 'Ladd • reporte4!
twenty-sev'en members•and $200 in the
tretisury. Mrs. Ernest Patterson ralade
an appeal ferikni.tted 'afghans, for
., Christie street Irospital, Toronto, It
lwas deeided to ',knit' Six-inc11. squares
and bring them to the nekt meeting,
when the afghan willbe put together.
A bale of used Wurm" clothing fax
Russia will'alSo be packed at the next
meeting, .Febrytary 28th. Plans were:
.made lot the next danee,.on Febrnar.v
_ :and Miss °Rye -Robertson of Hamilton.
. , MRS,. yiTAILIttR'ItiT.IRRAX .
. After 1/4a.--.1ong -illness, the 'deathoc-
curred in. Alexandra' Hospital on Sant'',
day of Alberta .Mary Brown, -wife of
Walker Murray of Port Albert, in her
sixty-first year, Airs, Murray- . was
born ill ,q0derieh taWilShip,- a daughter
of Mr". and Arrs:;' joSenh, . Bre:Wil.....V4-er,
the last thirty-two years she had, i!-•.•
Sided "a t Port Albert,' where she --w
highly esteenfed by citizens .• of the
district.' She was a ineMber' of*Christ
' The JPhillips •and
:president, MrsHowson, "A.nglich.ii church; . Bort Albert. and of
, „: . .
was in charg The' deVo..tional period tile Chitr&wonian's. 'Guild. Surviving,
was taken by MrsIt
besides her htisband And' parents,' are
1 •
I
! Mrs.' Frank Raithb37°. The roll .call was two sons and seven • daughters.:- Pte.
.1 tmswered with each meniber's favorite Arthur Murray, Perth Regiment, now
hytim--and one :verso was 'sung.....,Rbd 'erving in Italy i Pte. Hiwood. Murray,
Croks blocks were made and a. quilt R2C.A., - Toronto ; Mrs. Norc-al S.crira-"
, op wasgiven ,o 0 . 0 . .oss,0t.y.:1 .gineodut,ir-Gsod. Fe.rreicd,h Iv.zia;et,V*11,sliteaprUp.4:Truatmopian; :
.1 t ' t th R d'et ' Soon
The -topic, ".The Gates of .Lightr. was
giOli by Mrs. Thos. '111cNall, a ref. tding 'qrs. Thomas.. Koviak, Port 'Albert ;
Terris Camlin, Detroit.*,-. '"Mrs• '
, by Mrs. -Lucy Irwin, and a duet was \ir.s. 1
tr.-*;-:"Kl.",irnr..,AUctIgEfr.-1)14-1WOre 'inn40-`4.
.,,,,,i Teseph Lpscornski, Detroit, and MI'S;
--'renclered . by Mrs. .Barl ,Raithby
,14(ii: er,d8,,."f, ai i.:-.17:004,ford_r..:;...,;i_ j j ir t e.... _.1::4:t.,7-.2_IN ;Isl.' z 1 a e-13_14...e.jaiRrta°: x;..ger'1 I If 'till' 1 t a i 1—.755,74X.:.P1-ful.de.‘:-4)5.1k„.;-.7"... .-..2.i
in::. oreir,,_Nhurch,,,.:--5T Seafettli,..-ii.n. _.irlinnes. _ of: 'DetroAtV
"Airs. Howson closed ihe meeting with- Tntl-sisters"are'Wes: Harry AltrenS•and -
Prayer, A pot-lnek supper was enjoyed. 1lErs. joseph Pagel; of Detroit. Another
: 'Ladies' Guild.—The Ladies' Guild of I s'ister, Mrs..' Albert Carheron, died in
St. Morn Anglican, Clureh- held their ' ganitobalast year, 'apd a son, Benson,
, February meeting at the home of Mrs. Predeceased her seven years ago. There ,
7 'tiell,g13eadle-witiv-e1,i--pt.tendttitees-gx)fTAXP-41gr.t9PP' ..M.064,14fen.:-, -a-."' ••,.
tWbfA WO:M
ieV; rs. T. S. •l'ohnston was init.' 'T'hvil-e".riti i's ; -6.§ Ill'iir '(113';'Sriincl.6-i. ,
in eharge *- of the Meetitig and Offered i ifternoon froni : Christ .chulit, Pert
-prayer, The Seripturerysahn 103, was ' Xibert. The service -WaS Cohdlleted by
Rev.. J. W. Donaldson. rector Of the
read hy Mrs*. J., Taylor: MeS. John'-
Ston made: special Mention of F/O. church. and .Was largely 'attended.. The ,
:Lack ilifibliton aml the genertil thanks- *11111)eare1•9: '‘s'efe. SIX ."1)8411-laW of
giving _prayer *as repeated in--unis(in. the deceased: -Nerval Scrinigeout
,
Fred INIcCabe, Williaxix Tainari,. Thomas,
The ...topic .4,.1.6o.ds Will,' Not Mine,"
_.Sponsored `.‘
• TAit*LORi..,S CORNEit
RED CROSS.
Musip by
CKNX *ANCli.ROYS
Lunch Served ,
AMVIISSIOX
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vAtictORA 0 ONTARIO."'
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SGT: 131.140It.A. _
tST.,COIADIAN Milt -MIK REGIMENT,
Atat4100AliTILLERst
CANADIM
Of.RSEAS.
tAf tear!), or prtni in block letters giiing
carnplete details. y.rits' yaor oven name Ono
ocidro$*on upper:felt hand corner.
OBITUARY
mu,,,STEP11' EN WELLER
KINkii,-At A
floderieh on February 1
VI/Ogt. ,(overaeaa) and
After °a .short 1lluet. the death of
Matilda Bray, Widow of f$tephen
Wellett. Oceurred at her -home, Wolfe
,fitreet, on TteSday, in her n1nety4rst
year. , Mrs. Weller, whet was 'born
hear POrt Hope, was a daughter of the
late John .and Mary LuXon Bray,
illkfeltedra' nbd7W-1"eart4W-agcrw' asttbo% 111,vgdilith41411rty:
two ,years ago come with her husband
to Goderich to reside. Mr.'Weller
died in 1930. There were no'claildrea.
Mrs. Weller was a PreShyteritan, and a
Member of Knox PresbYterlakt eharch.
The funeral took place this (Thurs.7.
day) afternoon from her late residence.
I'lwr 'Service wat°,-conducted by, Rev.
Richard Stewart, assisted by Rev. IA.
11. Turner, and the, pallbearers were:
Roy. Maize, 11..IfeCreath, 'Prod, Robin-
son, Thos. ,BoWler, Thos. Sandy and
*I.,ouls Govier, Interment:, was. In
„lvlaitland cemetery.
HARRY A. ,11.DIRTSO/sT
Widespread • smpatily is felt for
Mrs. Sohn A. Robertson, Quebec street,,
and her family, in the death of her
eldest 'son, Harry 4tootiver Robert-
son, of Stratford, which occurred on
Saturday,.-ar 'Western HosPital, *Tor-
onto, after 2,a„..,,lOng illness. :°,•Mrs.
,Robertson's.- Youngest° , sot, E.
;RobertsOn, and, his ,wife were fataib
injured in 'a motor accident at London
On November 29th last. Another son,
was°°;killed'-in-7 the -first W(41.
Warr. „ . (.
Harry Robertson was bord:in Gode-
rich .
' sixty-three years ago„ the. son
of 'Mrs- Robertson and the late John
A. _Robertson; For ever forty -years
Ite,was in the service of the:Canadian
National: (fOrnaerly, Grand Trunk)
Railway and during Most of this time
he was a cOnduetor on rur.is out of
Stratford and was a resident of that'
city. He married. Miss.- Maude Dore
'of -Nlitchell-----who •strvives- with one
son, TO. Howard ItabertSon, Camp.
'Bordeu, and two clalightetikAlips Jean
.and Mts. Harold botii:af honie.
-The-inother.and one slater, Miss „Grace
-.Robertson, live in Goderich, and an-
other sister,' Miss Oliver:at .tHanitifon.
. The .Tuneral \took place at .Steatford.
on Tuesday 'afternoon, service being'
conducted by Rev. F. G. Lightbourn
Of St. James' Anglican. church. Inter,
ment was .in, Avondale cemetery,.
Stratford. Araong tirse in' .attend-
ance were Miss Grace' Robertson, Mee
minnie Campbell. Mr. and. Mrs. George
Stokes, Miss Kathleen Robertson. and.
Miss Margaret Bond, all of Goderich,
• 23.- The topic, on -St. Valentine's Day
was •ably given by Marjorie' Arthur.
-.Other numbers were a. duet by: Mr0..
VSin Haggitt and Mr -S. •Wxn. Craig,* a
,e'ontest ,-cbriduetecl b'y 'Mrs. Harold
Nicholson 'and a solo lly Mrp. Wesley
•Bradnock., The meeting was closed
With time Singing of the National , An-
.
them. •• •
• Baptist Ladies' Aid.—The February
,•meeting,•of+ the Ladies', Aid of the 3a1). -
i tist church ,was held at the home of
, Mrs, A. Howson on Thursday after-
littekins, 73 fruroil read, Oodiarith,
a dtaghter. , •
14(cOARE.--4t , Alexandra Hoapittd.
00deriell; ,on. February 1304 1945,
to Pte. (overiees) and. Ora. Geo.
UCCabe, Bridge greet Oon1Ab, a
'son, Donald GeOrge,
4.1oxandra
Goderich,on rehruary IA* 1941,
to Mr. and UM, JaMet
A.R. 1, Goderich, a daughter.
THOMAfi---At Alexandra ItosPitel.
°Godefich, On February ath, 1945,
to Pte. and Mr. Arthur Thome*, 12
.Britanrdas toad, Goderleb, u dam*.
ter, Elizabeth Anne.
IN MEI,ICIRMYI'
ALLIN.--In loving memory of a dear
father, Ur. LUther. D. Aiim, whO
Passed away February lath,
11:4sSed by daughter Glado,
BER —In loving memory ',Of onr
dear mother, Ws, Robert 'Beret who
;passed away Febriary 21, 1043.
When a =Other breathes her last-
. farewell
The strokei-meanA more than tongue
can tell; .
'The. world mots quite anOther place'
Withelit the smile of mother's -face.
missed - -.husband- -and
family. '
„ A „patient In New :York,. threw- his
dentist out of di second.story--windoix, ”. .
'We wonder if .he, said, "Now this may
trt-for just lr-.seeotalleterborongh-.:-. --
Examiner. ° •
AYinacr Vegetable 10 oz.,
SOUP 2 tins .1.5e
Standard 20 oz.
PEAS 2thiiliio
and Maurice
SpI'• Init'ettrstneenAtmtioirrok-a' a7riirthe
of Toronto, wraPstrirv-ber b:T4-48,1iittuarlfl
or
w
6'4'1 .
Don't Wm 0.0000 'on poor, "handwriting",
•,Ydfir may save a minufa0cost af aiday
weeks' deloy.
„ .
THIS it a war Of rapid rnoVomiint, Overseas Mail must YOUR PARCEL IVIIIST FACE
le,:hariclied Many 011,VOS before it reaches your Maiti4f.,
you write a wrong 'o;.i,acempleite address, :it may Ouse
weeks o# delay in spite of all your Post 'Office Or Canadian'
i)ostal, Corps can aa to. speed deliVery. You Can save muth
heart -ache by following thiSe'simPle'ruiess
It Witt clearly' 'or plat full addreis*
ti Maki sure the address ls Comithie, ;4a4. aerays art caustrfd
in Army, man by. fee4ers *miffing naniii dad aumbir of oak:
•:3!1 ,11 yo`u ,ar# Writinirtil a woinated man in howilai:Ovarseas,
Wilts the usjat COMPLETE addritS, Ain Alio ib. words firm,
• HOSPIIALft, In fogs Wittig an pai'anvolopa.
'
THE RIGORS OF . WAR
.Your : parcel 'must, stadd the weightof thciusarids more .•
.p'rossine down On it in the hold of a furchintil4iip at sea.
It must stand rouily transport often tinder' Oro; over
shell4orti roads; Pack your parcels in corrugated con
ii10,170 an .toviied layers of heavy paper 'and tip.
WM strong twine.'
•
D9ters .for, SENDERS': oon,t' pa* matches, or ligbier
Doris ,,sendfoods that can *oil', Don't send
in ciirioni or glirso. Don't.Yorget to 4) oin.
Neted ellstotns' declaration, Don't use 'hoe boxes",
, they owl? ,eally.
IssuoLl t ihn CJUltiGraV of
HON' W P MUL C , M P • POS7MASTCR GENERAL
Phillips. A duet was? rendered by+Port Albert cemetery.
•Mrs. N151t and Miss Margaret Nesbit. •
Mrs. Ertiest Patterson 'contributed a
reading, • MrS. Johnston thanked • alt
who had helped with the program.
•The 'President, ,Mrs. Nesbit, then took
charge and the roll call was answered
with the name of a saint's day •this
month. "Thank yon" letterswere eead
from Miss 1"& Sinall nd' Miss,,. Luella
itohnston, also a. letter from the Sisters,
of St. Margaret's, Braeebridgethank-
ing the Guild for 'gifts received. Plan§
Were Made for , the 'Wed& Day of,
Prayer. .itt. . vete of thank's' was ex -
'tended to M,rs. Beadle fo'r her koSrlital-
ity. Mrs.. Gordon" 'X'aylor inVifed the
Guild .to her home for the March meet-:
•ing. An auction sale ef home-tnde
baking' and other articles took place
with Mrs. Ged. Hamilton as auctioneer.
Lunch was served.
•
ASTIFIpLD
• ASIIPIELp, Feb. 1.1.--w-Mrs, George
Drennan,who was nursing her father,
M. Georg 6 target., in tucknow, has
returned home.
Void has been reeeived here of the
death of Mrk4, iVfaeintosh In Detroit,
She. hasbeen. a ,Stutlinet ViSitOr or
Senile 3,.ears at the Ixeme of her cousin,
Daub MacDonald. Kintall. , ,
Mrs. ltobt. Mallen visited her Mo-
ther, Mrs, Murdoch MacKay, in,..0ede;
rich this week, ,
Itenneth Drennan,it N
TtnU-
fm' _spent it few days trt the ,hoine
his•parents, Mt.' and Airs. Elit.00d
• Drennan •
SypathY e
m,xtended to Mrs,
Maurice, 13owler, who has been ber-
eaved 6t a beloved parent. Walker,
'Murray, of Port Albert. ' •
. Mrs, MacDonald and -Margaret
nn S4Pe1td1lg. n ,tew •days itt
towai.ship, a
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Try a Classilled .Aft, ix •TheSlgnat
• Star. •A
=
'Mutt is the gthitest boon to nann-
kind?" asked • the new teacher in
•Physies, economics anCgirls' basketball.
"Cash customers,' replied the
sophomore who keut.4,, books her
.father's meat 'Market.
NeilSon's Jersey lb. -I. 11_.1
COCOA , 290 •
Rett Label -- lb. pkg. -
LIPTON'S TEA 38o
,
French's 6 ox,,,
IYLUSTARDtlar Vc
ertinchey .Sweet Mixed
PICKLES"' •6 oz. jar 12c
Bal) Cereal 9 oz. Pkg. .18. Oz. Pkg.
NUTRIM - s 290, ' 49c,
Lge;
FLARES , 25c
, •
3`bars 19c
A
kg 5e
rRIDAY
IS .STAIVIP. SALE DAY
BUY EXTRA!
To those who toss, night after night, on sleepless
--beds. To those. who sleep. ma kind, ef a way, but •
whose rest/is broken by bad dreams and nightmare.
' • To those who wake up 111 the morning as tired as when
they.wenfi to hod, we Offer ui IVIiihurn'i Health mid
Nerve -Pills a tonic retnedy to help soothe and strengthen the nervea4
When this is done,there.should. be no More restless 'nights due to bad
.ireams and nightmares.
Price' 50d a box, 65 pins, at alt drug counters.
Look for our registered trade mark a "Red Ileart," an time package.
triat-V.144,4r0; Co., Limited. Toronto. PIOT
Cheese factory: Wtirtier
Are 'Needed.Jmniediately
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To 'help itiaitr.titin ourexports to Britain rand: the
. • Atnied Forces.,
W�tkthg nia-cheese factOrr lit war work now.
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Werk is, 'pleasant—pay is good.
Applyat once to
BAIN, 197 WYATT .1311ILDING, LONZON, ONT.
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