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3.00 p i, 0111PROI'SP400ii 41 RXIME 014sns:
1.00 p.m. EVENSONG AND, SERMON.
Subject!Vito Hoch that IS Higher Than 1"
' SPECIAL, LENTEN SERVICES
• „ • ,COME FO 011131t311 '
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North St. United .Church
AnNlowettiL---Euv.- IL IL TURNBULL, BA., ILD..
"FACING" ME'S %%MATIONS."
3 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL,
, 7 Ihin. "A 43pRieriAN vraTEE OF GRACE."
Organist and •'Choir Leaddr—
. Mrs, Murray Netherington;,
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SINCERE WELCOME, AWAITS Itou
KnorPresbyterian Church
Fume- iNvoRsllw. •
Subjekt: !Samson; Yesterday and Today::
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PUBLIC , WOBBIIIP* *
Ser/101i Subject"Shiners ATV'
11 a.m.. JUNIOR .CONGREGAnQN. ••
2.30 p.m. SUNDAY SC116014-
-' Monday, - 8 pp': l(fting 'People's • Society. • :
USTER Racumw grovART.
DIRECTOR OF .ritiusE—mitp. FRANK SAJUNDERS.
Cane and Worship the Lord in the '13'eauty of Holiness.
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•.„ Victoria 'St.*. United Church
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-MINISTER--.REV. LAWRENCE H. TURNER, B.A.
ORGANIST -MRS. -L. HANNA
., ...10ram. - SABB011i SCHOOL. _____..„- ' .;,,
• 11 a,P.LENTEN SERIES. VIA .THE JOKDAN.
, 7 p.m., MEMORIAL SERVICE. PTE. CARL BLOOMFIEM
Subject: ."Indestructible Armour:" •
Monday 8 pp. Yowls r eople's. •
_ 3.0,0 -P.M,. UNK.OW''1"
''''-'1311 MEP,.
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Goderich Baptist .Church
/REV. JOSEPH JANES, M.A., PASTOR
Mrs. Wilfred Donaldgon, Organist.
11 a.m. rUHLIC WORSHIP.
Subject: "What Does It, Mean to Be a Christian:T.
3. pm- SUNDAY SCHOOL;
7 p.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP. Subjett: "Spiritual Vision:"..
'Monday3 pm Meeting of 11.Y.ry.
„Wednesday- 8 lath. -prayer_lleeting,
STO.N.OEES 'ALWAYS WELCOME
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SETREL..PKWTKOOSTALTABEKNA.Cla „... „
: 16. ViAtEltliofp St. , . PA 00 . REV. A. G. HARRIS -
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'Sunday -10.00 pan. • SUNDAY SCI10014 .
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• 11.00 a.m. .ifthe Lord's 'Itra•y,er."
' - 7.36 „pm; , "the Cities of Refuge."'
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TnesdaY .0.00 P.m.' Yoniig1Peoiiles-§erviee-
ThurSday 8.00.pan:, Prayer Service. '
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A Illiaiti'Vecome AWaits,,you at the "Centre4f Etangeltsne"
THE CknitldillTHAT PREACHES 'iiiiHAT-THE BIBLE TEACHES.
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CAUIRCH NOTES,.
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• On Monday evening the ineretierS of
the senior ..and junior Mission Circles
. of ''-the- Baptist' 'Chinch provided- a
supper for the members-ef.the ,Mission
Band and.'a happy time was spent by
all. A.fter, sapper a. short ,program
was :given by the Band consisting of,
....4eiterusesLand,readtnAlly..the followinz
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meinbers Wililom "ChTtife;-7°E
•Schultz; „ Clara :Donaldson Ivy 'Bendall
and. Gertrude Chase.,,L, - • •
,On Sunday evening at 7 o'cloott,
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Dr. G. S;Elhott
VINitERINARI iCAGEON
SMALL AND LARGE'ANIMALS
At boded'. Drug Store* GOMA*
every _Thursday • afternoon
'PHONE ZO3 .CL1NTON
usionzu
rfi. xuarratit ctasz
This (ThUrSdaY) afternoon Mug's -
trate F. Cook, reSerred judginent
until Uttrell'Ist- on thcreharge,Tefirtak-
hig false statements to a WACO officer
laid againat =tett Talbet, Bert Gteer
and "Logan .01eaVe of. Bayheid.. after
argument. b:ad 'been• stfinuitted by
CrOWit Attorney D. E. liohnes, and
defence counsel, Frank Donnelly. • "
"The trio were aequitted in last
wPe0 9000 of a eharg'el of obstruct-
ing .0 ,poliee, °Meer,arising out or an
inveStigation into ,4•,ilte en "October
10090, at thelieme ef Bruce 'Mbore,
Bayfield; .beekeeper, whoe charred,
remains were found in the ruins. .1
Donnelly .claimed . -there should
be no farther prosecution, as the, in-
gredients of the one eharge were sim-
ilar to those on which the aectised WeTe,,
acquitted last week, • • •
Mr. Holmes argued that the oin-
plaiut Was a prior onemade before
the one on which they were aequitted.
Last week. it ..was agreed ,thtt,t'
evi-
dence heard at that time tu the Logan
Cleave case would apply to the other
accused, - •
Youth Gets Suspended Sentence
Suspended sentence was giien. Kew.
neth" Dawe,: 16,. ef Grand Bend, who
last Week Pleadedguilty to charges Of
breaking, entering and theft at Grand
Bend. He was remanded last week
for sentence after the court had been
told he boasted of being "hard-boiled."
Magistrate Cook ,stated , he had
talked with the bbY and. he -had evid-.
ently Undergone -a • ehange qf thought.
,He had spent altogether fifteen days
in jail.
Ii imposing suspended sentence for
two years ' he was 'OrdOred, by the
Magistrate to be in at 11 o'clock every
night,unless he was .with his parents,
'and to report to,. the pence once . a
month: Ile is Mider bond of $100 to
keep the peace. The court impressed
the Viet that if, in the next two .years,
he coMinits a similar offence he an be
brought back and sentenced, and would
be liable to- fourteen yeare on the
breaking, entering and theft charges,
,and seven years on the other 'ellaiges
breaking and entering with intent.'
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" Puller Broil repreientative,
Winnifred O'Neil, Plinten, will be in
*GoderiCit during Vebruary. For further
information enquire n at Signal -Star
otRee. • • •-3-0
Get 'Yenta MAO anal. driver's license
and coupon. gas ration _book -from
J'; • W; "MacVicar it MaeViear's " Shoe
Store. Application* must be, Ailed in
by the applicant. , "Dead line". is
soon. • - ; • 7-10
Musical treat Vebrna.ry 23rd at
Victoria Street 'United church, under
auspices or choir, at 8 j.m. Admis-
siort 25c. ' • • •- 7,8
• A bake Sale wlU be held, at the
Ivie Mary' shop ',Saturday, February
24th, at 3 o'elock, under the auspices
of St. Patrick's groan St. George's
church. ,
flange at-.SkY. Hatter, WOnesday
February 28th, 9. p.m. to 1 a.m. A.O.A.ra.
84:liners orchestra, Open, to -public.
Adtaistdon :50c; • ': • -8
red fitter. In cad weather. Take
LORNE CHRYSTAL
Word has been received by Mrs. M.
Wright, East street,of the death.of 'her
11,Fother;David Lorne "Chrystal, which
oCcurted at 'his home at Regina,'Sash.;
on '• Sunday, °February ' 18th. • Mr.
Chrystal was born in Goderich over
fifty' years ago, a son of the late' Mr.
• nd Mrs. Alex. 'Chrystal. He • spent
-tuanY Ye4rs in the Canadian West,, and
was employed with the • Imperial Oil
Company for some time untittabout
five years ago illness ..compelled his
retirement and confined him to 'his
kerne. ' He is survived by his wife' and
two sons, both serving with the .armed
forces, one in Italy and the other still.
in Canada; also by a brother, Charles.,'
,ot Regina, and a sister, Mrs.' M.
Wright., •
EDWARD DALTON
'or. Results
LOT AND AND romp
APTO,MOPILE TIRE
ebain.,Apply at SI4ilq.41.,81,44
OFFICIO.
OST.—BaCK LEATHER BIX4,-
VOLD containing a,Strat of money
as 'well PS iMpOrtlint Papers. Reward.
Fliider plea* call EDWIN \ELLIOT%
20 v.E'rafalgar Street. '
IFOR84144
• Qid-establistied Kik•RDWARF.'all
clOAL-713t/SINESS"--halen.gini-ta•--4
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"• '11,144-te•PSTA.T.14.4 A 00400.01#
OR SALE. —A U Vd,i11.4
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..donble disco and " twa.furrow,
ploughs; all in good condition'. Phone ,
1410, Carlow. • ' • 8.9x
BUY 0D HORSES
' and dead cattle; must be suitable.
for ,mink .'feed; • removed.' 'promptly.
rnuD.G04131141, phone 998 r 22,. Olin -
ton; Or JACK GILBERT, Phone 908
21, Clinton. Calls paid for. -*Witt
viETANTED . TO BUY OR RENT.-,..
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' Three or four ybedroent modern
home, In• good eorkdition, .eentral.
Hot Water heat. preferred.•. 'Write P.O.
BOX 214, Goderich. •.• 5,8
ANTED...4101.1SE; PARTY WILL
t'N • AND,• WOMEN; ;WATKINS'
• Dealers are making more' meney
today than ever hefore. Enjoy the,
sectiritY and benefitof all'illation with
'the oldest and largest ceMpany of 10
kind In the .world., All sales records
were anashed in 1944 — generous
bonuses were paid to all Watkins
dealers; Get Into business for your -
'self on our capitalin YOuri, home or
adjacent locality; Suitable 'travel out -
.fit required. 'Write, new for further
lnforniation to TRE J. Itt,WATKINS
COMPANY„ Dept. 0-0,1 2177 Masson
Street, Montreal. . '7-8
one Page-Griffths UlliPlex Tablet daily po.ieush gor, small, suitable house R sALE,., ,,,, coox wrovo.
. Gderich; bungalow or cottage type • , .1 . .
containing vitamins A, B,, 0. and D andin g
. = Princess rat), Apply. 56 'limas
all essential minerals too. CaraPhen's preferred. Write to BOX 25$ SIGNAL- '
street: • • ' 8
S'PAR, giving description, location and
Drug Stare. , • •, -8
=Reserve March ' 1$t1 and 16th for
the three -act ecnOtlY 'Where's Grand-
ma," in North street United church
Mali, under the auspiees of the Women's
Association : Admission 35e. 840
Reserve April. 7th fora rummage
sale in Victotitt Street church under
auspices of Bareka. '•-8
. Rummage sale, under the auspkes of
the 'Margaret Seeger Club of St.
George's church; Saturday; March 10th,
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at 2 p.m., MacKay Hall. 8-9
Reserve Thursday and Friday, March,
22nd and 23rd, when ."Deacon Dubbe
is corning to. town under the auspices a
the !Goderich. Lions, Club; -8
Rhetilnittie pain, sciatica, lumbag0
tiniehlY relieved by, using Rumacaps.
Recommended -by thousands who have.
gainedbetter health. campbelrs Drug,
Store. • • -8
A group of hats on sale at $1.75 at
Miss MaeViear's Millinery store, King--
stOn• street.. Phone 462. • .-8
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ALEXANDER.—At. Alexander Hospit-
al, Goderich, olt February 19th, 1945,
to Mr. mid ,Mrs. Jack Altxander,
EidonAtreet, Goderich, a sou.
DUCItWORTH.-r-W/0. and Mrs. Rex-
ford Duckworth (Irene wiry .are
• _happy to announce the arri'val. of
a son, Dennis Rexford, at Alexandra
" 'Hospital, Gederich, • on. Monday
February 19th, 1945. •
..G.L0T:J.SH,E11.,--At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on February 19th, 1945, to.
Mr. and Mr. Wilfred GlOupher;
Hueon roads goderich, a daughter.
• A nienther of a well-known. Ashfield
township family, ,Edward Dalton, Solt
of the late_ James and Mary Flynn
Dalton, of Kingsbridge, died in • Tor-
onto on Thursday last. The remains.i
were 'conveyed -to •Gederieh-by-O.N.It.-
train. on Saturday and restediat the
Brophey Funeral Home until Monday,
,morning, when burial took place' in
the Kingsbridge cemetery..
Mr. Dalton had an interesting and
adventurous life., :He -spent sonleyears
in Alaska and the Yukon and latterly
had extensive mining interests In
-Northern Ontario, spending ,the winters
in Toronto. He was in his- sixty-.
eighth year and was Unmarried. • A
sister, Mrs. James' Windle, of Detroit'
is the lastsurviving member of a
faintly of eleven.
The funeral 'service took place at
-St,. Joseph's -church,'., Kingsbridge, • on.
Monday morning. Etequient high Inage
•was sung by Rev. J. R. -Quigley, Bey.
T. P. Hussey of Seaforth-assisting:
Burial was in- St. Jpseph's cemetery,.
The, -pallbearers being John, Jerry;
James and Michael Dalton; Con. O'-
Keefe and Thomas Garvey.
Victoria street 'United 'church; will'
honor the memory and, sacrifice
Private Cart illlootitield„ who sur-
rt.i.tdered his all in tile presecution of
duty. Carl was a charter member of
the - Christian- Service _Group, 'MAO
*ill oecupy the choir. left on this
casion, rendering two. Sacred numbers;'
"Crossing the Bari"? by Tennyson, and
"The Old Wigged- Cross?". The min-
ister of the chureh;:"Rev; Lawrence 11.
Iffiriref,7-W-1117'eonductLAbe-.-service'.and
preach the sernfon,. the. subject being
"Armor" Indestructible The,; minister
will,also render a Solo entitled "Some
Time We'll rnderstand." All are
heartityinvit,ed to .share' the Solemnity
and challenge of this memorial service.
—
Corporal,Miles Thiffils,.ofitioose Jaw,
Sask., spent the week -end with his
cousin, Miss Rose Aitken;•-
• Miss kitthleett MaCEvian of 'Toronto:
spent the week -end* with her Mother,
Mrs. W, G. Machiwan. , *
In the:Present..
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ItOu should buy Life .Insurance,
beiauge the futfare is A Most
expensive !MOO.
a M. FORD
Get ineurea Stay Insured ...-
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North la* 244016.1
Cemetery
Memorials
you. are hpAtedgrocu to in our
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Clinton, . Exeter- , SeatOrth
Phone 141r •
nirIes promptly attended to,
cortiihighant`,.a. Pryde
(THOMAS PRIM),
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me.tNr.eYnE:—In : loving' memory .of
IN 1VEMORIAIVI
our dear,.sou'Vorthy, who passed
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away ,February. 24th, 1941.
Gone, dear son, gone forever; • "
HO* we miss -your Smiling face;
But you left us 't'o remember •
None on earth ca.n. take your place.
A happy launtr-tve-612Ce enjoyed—
How • sweet 'the memory .still; .
But death Has • left lonelineSs
The 'world can tie'Ver ,fill.' '
• ---,Sadly, Missed; ..by •.Pather, Mother,
Sisters and Brother. . ' 8x
8x•- • • •:-'---Inserted by his loving wife.
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SriCAQtriJr.41 loving mentery of ray
• dear Itnibanci;' William. Sproul, .who
• passed. away February. 18th, 1927.„
4,`I seem to see in the soft dim light
-light
A face- L roved the best, • .
And think of hint. When • the' sun's
last ray • - - • •
'does down -in the far -Off west"- ,
PERSONAL_ MENTION
Dere, of New York, is the
guest of .her sister, Mrs; George Mac -
Vital., Lighthouse street. '
. Miss Margaret MiieVicar has rei
turned from 'Totento, where she At-
tended the displays "Of spring raillinett,
Mrs. F. H. Nichols .,has: to
Belleville tole_with, ”herkUsband,
Flt. -Lt, P. H. •IiieholS,, who, has been
stationed At: :No. 1 Training .Comnianil;.
Trenton. - *". •
. Sgt. Harold X: 'Punier, ,of Trenton
rt.C.A.F. station, spent the week -end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
B. 'Turner, Elgin ave. -
LABOR BOARD DECISIONS "
Among" decidtons handed but this
week by -the Ontario Labor Relations
Board Were two affecting Goderich
coneerns, The board certified the
United.' Brotherhood Of Carpenters,
Local "2622 (OS bargaining agents at
the • Goderich Organ „Co,, Ltd., and
ordered' a vote at lhe plant of the
Goderich: Manufacturing Co.,' Ltd,
COAL,
wimp; YOU REWIRE' COAL OR, COKE
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COAL A.* HARD
Lee Estate
ARE Af
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price. ' • 854 1FOR SALE —NINE -PIECE.
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ROOM suite; like new; also ofth
library table and 00, end table.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTI9E' TO CREDITORS.
• All persOns. having „claims against
the estate of Edward Jones, late of
Colborne Township, • who dicd,. o
November 6th, 1944, are required •to
forward particulars of their claims to
the undersigned by March 3rd, 1945,
after' which date the assets will be
44-trib•UVIL,t'. •:t=13ftwAr:I.4.. Q.NNET;;,LY:
•Goderieh'", t '4foke;
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Make Is hereby given to all persons
having Any claims Against the estate
of Matilda Weller, late, of the. Town
of: Goderich, in the County of Huron,
widow, who died on or: about the .13th
day of February, A.D. 1945; tosend
same. to theundersigned on . or before
the 9th ''day of -March, 1945,. as on
and after that date the executor of the
said estate • shall proceed to make
distribution of the assets thereof,
having- regard' only to .the claims so
filed. - • • • ~" e• • •
Dated at Goderich this 20th day Of
February, A.D. 1645. • : •
R. C, HAYS, „
Goderich, Ontario, '
8-19 Solicitor of the said Estate,
DISTKIBUTION TREES
The agriculttire CoMraittee of Huron
County Council met on Wednesday last
to consider the prohlem of the distribu-
tion :or trtes for planting -throughout
the..eduaitY, •
The County Counell has, in the.last
few-YearS,-organized the distribution
of. treea-• throughout the county. Al-
thongh ninny thousands have been
planted,: the 'heed' seenis to be as great
as:ever•-•„It is the desire • of the coin,
mittee . to- have. at least half -a -million
trees planted throughegr the. county
this year, • •• •.
; organiztng this 'year's distribution,
it was felt that the best ',medium of
placing trees was =through the schools.
'The . teachers :have been ',Sited to.
:ac-
cept the orders, for 'trees and the.:.Coun-
eit has,..,:agreed4' tq,' deliver the -txf es
direct/roil the Car to the schools at-
\'xiS cost to any person 'so ordering. Any
„mkt:4 "-,,detirens„Af 'procuring _trees
should get an .application fOrta from
the teacher in his .selMel :section.•' •
It, •Mts .been arranged 'With 'the
'DePartmen.t- that individual' eiders of
500 .or ..trees will be packed
separately •and delivered to the schools
in the :same manger as other orders.
The teachers. have. been requested
to have all orders in the hands of •the
pubile Seltool inspeetors by Mardi 17th;
and thel-treett.,will be delivered. at the
Most. Snitable.time, .
.Any: person who may find, it Mere
conirenient to lace orders With the.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
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OF MAX FRA.NKEL, late of the Town
of Goderich, in."the Cbunt3r a nuron,
Jdetal__Deafer, --deceased, -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-
suant to Section -51 of. the Trusted Act
that all creditors and others having
claims or demands against the estate
of • the said Max.. Frankel,. 1who died
on or *about the ••7th day of 'August,
1942, are required on or 'before the
15th day. of 'April, 1945, to send by post
prepaid, or deliver. to- Louis Olu'skin,
care Of Mark Reingold„ Barrister, etc.,
88 RiehmOndstreet west, Toronto. 1;
Ontario, the executorof the .last
Apply phone 952W. 8x
DON'T LET TBE WEATHER. DE-
CEIVE:You—sprint;is eoming, and
the good inarIcets, for eggs -poultry are
only 5-6 months ahead. Order your
Kitchener S4g4-01ilcIta-p..oW--3---noted for
livability,' early, . high Production, ,
Agent, RYAN • PRODUCE, Godericli
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22nd, 190
OUR BISAD-4,4t.b, %Wan
B Compitozuslowifetiltitand
Rappines,
T.
4' 'Fa'tlils Wee:1'0'0404
ig Turn -overs
20 cents a dozen
utrys UaKery
a.‘
",the Home of Tasty Pastry"
MEL. OPLEORt Preptietar,
PHONE 465
NOTICE
NOTICE.—MALTING, BARLEY,
We are now contraeting acreage for
•the growing , of barley from, next
Seas,on's crop For further particularsp
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contact G. T. '1/110g1411 & SONE/R.-
Hensail,' Ontario. 'Telephone , 103t
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NOTICE.
The loser would be greatly obliged
if the man Who tiicked up, the baby's-..'
white blanket oft •the street on Tues-
day night, Febritary,13th, wO31111, please
return it .0. AIRS, OLIVER, ,COOK, •
Break street,. or leave it at, THE
•SIGNAL -STAR. OZ
T4:I RENT
4'24.1.-APIT4',,,,,4„vunNisliED APART--
, •
.1alt.I.,nonveniences; over
tigtrial or service. iiiStitutiOn. One
ing the -minor installations or alter-
ations • which are , incidental te the
maintenance of such buildings -and
prohises) - when performed by the „
regular employees of such •manufactur-
ing, Industrial or seri/ice' institution,
and has received a petition- requesting
a • conference or the =Players and
employees In the . saidindustry and:
has authorized- the convening of Such
conference: -: • : ...• . ' ..'
.- NOW THEREFORE TAKE NOTICE '
that pursuant -to the Industrial: Stand-
ards . Act, it.s.o. 1937, Chapter 191,,
a ' conference of the emPlOYerS" and ',in-
ployees engaged in the said Indlistry
Iwithin the said; zone IS herebysum-
mened to meet at the' Bedford 'Rotel,
IGoderich,' •Ontario, ". on 'Wednesday, tlie
28th day. Of February, 1.945i at the hour
of 3 o'clock in the afternoon v for the
PUrpbse of inVestigati. g %And consider-
P•rug.:atoX.L.., , Phone • 358.
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ISHEID ,or mnfurnighed ; modern, ,
8 North Street(Gundry bldg.). Poe -
'session -March 5th. Apply W.
EILLANP:, 81:1
TO BENT.—APARTMENT,,,..FIJO-
To•
ing' the conditions of labour and the
practice's prevailing .in the .Sahol''
dustry and for *negotiating . and Sub:
miffing to the Minister of Labour •p,
Schedule of wages and hours. and .days
of labour: . . •
AND FPRTH'Elt. Tag], *NOTICE
that the eMployers and employees who
attend' such :conference are authorized
and empowered. .by, the Industrial
Standards Act to negotiate rt- schedule,
and subject. 'to the approval of the
Industry and Labour Board And the
Minister of Labour, the Lieutenant -
Governor in Counell.:1114 declare that
:suchLadtednie, shall be binding. upon,
all employers and eniployees in sudi
industrY • AvhiCh includes 'all •persons
and testament of the,. said deceased,„ jnanj way engaged or employed In
their Christian names and surnames, the work or operations included in such
addresses and 'descriptiOns;:. th,e full' industry:
partieutarS of 'their. claims, tr. state' ',. DATEDATTORONTOrthis',19tir
'Went of their .accpunts„ and the nature day 0! February, 1945. ••
of the_ securities (if any )2 held by . . (Chas. Daley),
them. • - • 8- • MINISTER or LABou.o.
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
ASI1F1ELD
Council met February 12th,' sill
members present,' Minutes of Jartu.
ary meetirtg was read and appreted
-rut& f3igned Reeve."
• Notio or Ontario •Association of
nivel Municipalities convention Febru-
.4rY 27 and •ps, also notice of the Good'
Roads convention February .28th and
March 1st, were received.. Council
authorized the Clerk to, attend 'the
Rural Munielpalities convention :land
Councillors..0. Andersen and
P. Hamul-
ton to attend the Good Roads Con-
vention. • ' ,
The Clerk and Road Superintendent'
were 'instructed to advertise for gravel
tenders. ,
The following 'Mao:nil. aCeounis were
ordered. paid: Payroll „NO. 1, mid*,
roads, $364. Municipal Wold, supplies„,{
$21131; Dr. Z. "Grahams., dental Care,
3162; Diviision, Clerk and bailiff fees,
'$14; Clerk, registering births, mar.
riages" and deaths, $9.50; Separate
School, mill rate on Provineitil grant,
$250.90; Salvation Army, grant, $25;
,flennis Dalton, turkeys killed by (logs,
$201 Zohn Garvey, valuer, $2; W. 8.
Milmineg membership \, fee to Rural
Municipalities; .
(lorkneil, adjourned 4 meet March
12th. • • ,
C. kOlVISAGil,
AND TARE' NOTICE that alter such
last mentioned date, the said executor
vvill proceed to distribute the,- assets,
of the„said deceased among the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only
to the claims- of -which-he ..shall ---then
have had notice, and that the, said•
executor will not be liable for the said
assets • or • any part 'thereof o atty per-
son or persons of whose claims notice
shall not have been 'received by him
at., the tithe a such distribution.
Dated the 14th day of February,
AD 1945 '
MARK REINGO)LD, •
,88 Richmond:. Street West,.
Toronto I, Ontario, ,
8-10 Solicitorfor the said Executor.
ottiMtito
CARPENTRY INDUSTRY -
GODERICW:ZONE •
' WHEREAS, the, Mihister of Labour
has designated"' the Town of Goderich
*and the suburban area lying adjacent
thereto and lying viithln, a line, drawn
as follows: Commencing at a point on
the shore of Lake .1:Iuron between Lot
1 Lake' Divtsion and Let A Colborne
Township. 'Then easterly following
agricultural representative •at 'Clintontile north boundarle8 •Lots ;arta
or the County 'Clerk at Gamin may tO the road between :Lots' B.. and D.
'do so, pr'eviding they are received net
later than 'March These orders
will also be delivered' to the school
section -with the other „orders. ' '
RENT. • -7 EASILY -L. HEATED
r'-apartMent, furnished or unfurn-
ishe&t,two rooms and hathrooth, panti7
and cellar; 'Immediate- Possessies-
ApPiy. 4:St. Vincent Street., phone 213. •
• • ,•• 4tif
0. E.N 'UNFURNISHED .
apartziient, alt' modern -
lencee; immediate possessien: Appy
86 Newgate street.. tttit.,
• OBT-'1i011R.
11
and
Driver's Liceffise,
AND
COUPON GAS RATION
BOOKS
•
ac. Icar
At Vicar's Shoe Store
Applications nitult be filled
xn by- the applicant.
A/ - _
carmine- soon.
„
Thence South. on 'the .1.a.st mentioned
"road to the road between, Lots D* and
p.• Thence easterly between Las °-
And D to the Road allowance In ,Log E,
The exeCuttie Of the
-• Thenee•following the . rota in Lot., E
Huron' -1°,refte south.eitSferly to Let 1 bet*een con,
biter*: .Wonian$ „Missionary Society cessions 2 and 3. Thence following the
between Pits ± and 2 in eoncession. 2
and 3. Thence southwesterly between
Lots .1 and ,2 Dermot concessions, 2. ,tincil
to the --Maitland River in Colborne
Township., Thence following the Malt:
land River to a: road between Lots 2
and 3 .3,Ittitland concession In Goderich
Township.. Thence across the . River
and south-westerly between if2 and
3,.;and Lots 106 aid 107, lit the Mait-
land Coneession, to a line beipeen
COneeSslonS 2 Mill 3 in kioderich PrOW4-
Shlp. Thence. mirth' on a ,line behieen
of ..sthe 'United Chiftardt Canada. Met: latg.t" rfionti°3d- reful' to °I° beltiltd•at3r
ili pntario. street 'United church, Clint
ton,. en Thursday, E'ebruary 8t11,. with'
the' president, ..Mrs. 1Tairener
ttotmesville, in. charge. Eiteonraging
reports "front , seeretaries showed an
advance during 1644. Plans were made'
for the Presbyterial meeting to pe•
held' In 11"ortil Street cluirelt, Oodetshilt,
Itfai. 'thoSe attending the Meeting'
from Goderiolt. were Miss .6. Worthy
and Mrs. lloward ltobertson. ' ',1,concessiona 2 and 3 to the. botMdafY
• • a ,
.111ST 'IN
NeW English Dinner <, Sets
Service for 6-8and 12' a
English China Tea • Cups and
Suttere—Teavoto
SEMITIVO ART AMY
" ittatItX
Eft rho*
between Lots 2 and 3. Theno wester-
ly between -Lots 2 and 'ft itcroSs 000.
cessions 2 and 1 Lake Jitirvey, to the
shore of Lake Ilium. . Thence follow.,
Ing the :pore- line northerly to tiled
tplotee' of cominencement at the north:.
west corner 44 1.46t A Colbikne -Town. •
ship, as 4 Zane for the CARPENTRY
INDUSTRY, 'which he lino defined AO
all work usually perforitied by' ear-
pentera and jOhlerfl in e0n11,0et10)1 with
the construotioit, erection, repair, re.
modelling or ,,alteratiort, of the whole
or any part Of any btilltling or strutture, except Maintenance'. re/v.111(ot°.
Ole braiding.% itt‘ti pretnisN5 used In the
!ODA
490.7e/17 FOODS 40,04P 05YH'
1.9 40/Yer &cm 01/4k4W7r.
, •
PALIVIOLIV
•
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FottnEs.
,Ott)
Rey. elplo
cakit C,',tket iJ
IIPERSIJDS - 20'
ALTII1E 8618 16 -oz, 1104
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vnit
CORDIAL5.OZ. lath Cor,icent,rate• 090.
Btt.jar
0All''S
fliggit twirl gEcTAR - Lb. gon,A
Oa' •
IICAltg, FLOUR::
Aunt Pk. 130
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White;. in, Brown
EoJel, 150
ORAR
eh.
G32EN FRUITS & VEGETABLES
GRAPEFRUITt 'maish $.� �'s .1 for
110
-ORAiittS. gse.m.'4"'14,Z 550
'LEMONS c*"°rn'ai La'" 30°!* D°F. 390
H4"
M?"'""k• Fresh, mrrni 71" ". 210
SPINACII,
dtift:!Y' I,.oxf 2 Lbs250
titrignye lotive Grown No.. 1 Gra*. ytat. 150
.741,1 AT Iwo • w
CANADA NO. ,
POTATOES, 1"..-1);',' 290
SPY oil MoiNT081-1 tav Grown
APPLESt eotnitibi Oiltdo
• 1 ,
putt 620'
ft,..,FOOD STORES
.„
tread Mom & Pocific Two Co. ttd,,
etunogov "vvo vierv .h oOket to ittrut toptleMis.
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