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u Are Invited To Attend
Sunday Services
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• ST GEORGE'S CHURCH
=licit DUNRAK 'Rector •
• C. r. $i, °rows And chohlgostar
IWO a.n' UOLc COMMUNION
11,00 tam. 00141/ COMMUNION AND SERMON.'
tinbjetti- Moder' the Juniper Tree
340 p,m. SC110014 AND. 131/314 Vt-ASS,
1.00 p.m EVENSONO AND SERMON, Subject; "The Opok n"
8.,,0 P." Monday, United Young Peonle'a.lallY.
849 p.m Wednesday. Litany,and Sermon.
• COME TO CHURCH
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• North• St, United Church
"%MISTER—REV, R. H. TURNBULL, B.A.,
fl a4m. "THE WE -GIVING. SPIRIT."
3 p.M. SUNDAY ,tf;ctiook
7 p.M. ."PARADOXES OF CHRISTIANITY."
Organist 'and Choir Leader—
Mrs. Murray Hetherington, AT 0.M
A SINCERE WELCOME AWAITS YOU
Knox Pre' sbyterian,Cilurch_
II a.m. 'PUBLIC .WOESIIIP.
Sermon Subject: "Be Ye Spiritually Minded?"
7 paia ' Mare WORSHIP.
Setnion Subject; "True Manhood and Spiritu* Riches."
II am. JUNIOR •CONGREGA:TION.
2.30 p.m. SUNDAY SCH,OOL.
Monday, 8 p.m. Young People's, Society.
IIINISTE4---REV-EREN.IL4RI0HARD STEWART:
DIRECTOR OF PRAISE—MRS. FRANK SAUNDERS. '
Come and Worship the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness. -,
Victoria- St. United Church.
MINISTER—REV.' LAWRENCE 11. TURNER,
, .• ORGANIST—MRS. L. HANNA
40.00 aIn SABBATH SCHOOL. • " °
' 11.00 a.m. LENTEN SERIES. '.."Tempted Like As We Are:"
-,00 P.m. LANTERN LECTURE. - •
Monday .8 paii. Y. P. U: . Guests of the Anglican Y.P.U.
3.00 ,pin. UNION0-4UB1I0 'WORSHIP. ••
v•plihm.
Goderich Baptist Church
• REV. JOSEPH JANES, M.A., PASTOR
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Wilfred Donaldson, Organist.
11 a.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP. "The True Perspective of 'Life."
COMMUNION SERVICE.
3 p.m.. SUNDAY SCHOOL-.
7 p4n..• rimue WORSHIP. "A Timely W
•We‘e"id'ay, 8 Prayer N'teetidg.
STRANGERS ALWAYS WELCOME -
nittEL PE 60
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Services:
Sunday -16:000.m. SUNDAY. SCHOOL.
11 SERVICE.
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1,30 pari.,—EVENING SERVICE. •
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Tuesday B00 p.m. YOung people's Service.',
Thursday 800 p.m. Prayer Service. ,
A.IteititY Welcome Awaits 37011 at the "Centre of, Eiangelisni"
:".011,4 CHURCH THAT PREACHES. WHAT TO -13113LE TEACHES.
riets
railer BruSh -"representative, MisS
innifred O'Neil, Clinton, will be in
Goderieh during March. Per further
information enquire at 'Signal-etar
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.0et-,YOur auto and driver's license
and 4..eetipon gas 'aatiorr *book OM
J. W. MagVicar at. ItteeVicar's SittKi
'Store. Applicati040 MUSt' be tilled in
by the • applieant;',. ..,"Dead Attie" is
' 'e 7-10
RuMulage sale 'unde'rtile ansPicea
of 'the Mission °trete. of North street
United ehureh,' Saturday* 'March17,
at 2 p.m., MacKay' Hall. ,
Reserve March .15th and 16th fer,
the three-aet.eornecli "Where's,Orand?
ma,"in North street 'United ehurch
hall, under the anspieea 02,the
Association. Admission 35e. . $40
'Rummage sale under the auspices Or
the Margaret .. Seeger Club of St.
George's church, Saturday, March 10th,
at 2 p.M.,'MacKaY nail- 8-9
The regular March Meeting' of , the
Maple Leaf Chapter, X.O.D.A., will be
held Friday,' March 9th, at '3.30 p.m.,
In MacKay Hall, Annual fees are
due, -- ,
Slender .Tablets are effective. • Two
weeks' supply $1; twelve weeks' $5, at
Campbell's Drug Store, .• • int
. The Graduate • Nurses of Goderich
will hold their regular monthly meet-
ing on Wednesday, March *7th,
.m., in the Town 'Hall, Two sound
films an social diseases will be shown.
They are "Fight 'Syphilis" and "Plain
Facts." Dr. G'allow, 111.4:9EI.v will speak.
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Don t 'suffer constipation, biliousness,
indigestion—use Kipp's Herb Tablets
for quick relief.. An excellent tonic
laxative. 25c and 75c sizes, at Camp-
bell's and a.,11., druggists. - 9-18
• the Emergency Nursing • Reserve
invite you to attend their meeting on
Wednesday, March 7th, at o'clock,,in
the ,auditorium 'the___TOWn 3 -Tan
Two sound- will be. shown, on
"secial-diseases." Dr. Gallow, M.O.H.,
.will• speak. -9
Corns instantlytelieved-ivith-Lloyd's.
Corn and Callous Salve—the effective
gqrn reiuedy. 50e 'at Campbell's .and
Emerson's Drug Stores. • 9-13
• Plan' noW'toattend the Easter "500"
and -dance in Oddfellows' Hall,Frlday',
April 6th, Auspices .Goderich Rebekah
Lodge NO. 89. -9
The. regular 'meeting of, St. George's
Church Woman's 'Guild will be held
on Wednesday, March • 7tbi. in the
Guild room - ..Miss, Sullivan will be the,
guest speaker.
DIED •
SHEARDOWN.—In Goderieh, 6n Sun-
day, 'February. 25t1i, 1945, Edith P.
• - ,iminiazi,;. wife of Wren Sheardown, in
her -62nd year.
MEMORIAM .
• ANSTAY.—fn loving tueinory.
of Wil-
•linm Anstity; •who passed away
• February 29th, 1944: -
"What would I give to clasp his hand;
'happy face to See,
• To hear. his voice :and see his smile
' That, meant se much to me."
-1-Lovingly remembered wife and
• family. , 9x
ANNUAL fieFLET......Tva, OF helped to suPPiYthe needs of these
'Inttineirorr •LEAWB, 'local Ws in
•- -Mtn- Febr,?' 27. --,The annual meeting
at the Nile retOrY 4,ttglie was held
• in the 'Nile school -house. on February
2. 11120--past-----year's -capable' officers
• Presented. a statement' on the achieve-
ments of thig'71a1.,.4ktalit patriotic club
since its Organization' one year ago,
,The report from the Work convener is
2..sWeaters1 37, pair _Socks;
12 1,07-ifft-s"-of pyjamas. Qullt
linings were donated by, Mrs.: Mat-
thews, Mrs...yettinitii, Mrs. Brooksiand
Mrs. Taylor. A quilt top Was &hated'
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by Mrs. Hayden,. and two, by "Mrs.
Morris.„ ,
. Parcels ' and „ cigarettes are „being
sent: to the present enrolmentof
fourteen local, servicemen, of whom
twelve are overseas. In addition , to
chocolates and gum, -130,000 cigarettes,
and boxes 4144014 to $110 have
„The treasurer Made a 'financial state-
ment as Total receipts,
$597,/7; disbursements, 1438.004 bal-
ance on hand, $159.11. .
. The election of officers fo.r.,1945 re-
sulted as follows: President, Omar
Brooks; treasurer, Sim McIntyre;
'secretary, -Clarence iDustow; auditors,
Mrs. R. Hayden, Miss D. -Tigert; news
reporter, Miss Tiger; work • cell-
IIIS-71C-Segle-rrworlreditirdittEe;
Mrs,. T. Nixon, Mrs. H. Johnston, •-)1Irs.
II. Watson, Mrs. E. Bogie, MTS., W.
Pettinan lunch conveners, Mrs.:Jr Me-
Ilityre,, Mrs. T. Nixon ;program con-
vener, Mrs. IC IlaYdea; program, earn-
mittee,- Mrs. Dustow, Mrs: Ryan, Miss
D.; Tigert, Wilmer Rutledge, Frank
Hawkins.
•Once you have licked.' your , own
temPtations.you:ean hat ihything.
In the Present
Aron .shotild 'buY. Life Insurance,.
'hecsuise,the..future is a Most
expensivejuxuiy',
Got
Reit asSiired.
Nottlt,St: TeL 208„vr
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• 4677'
Cpi*le,tery.
Memorials
:1-1tOit ire. Invited .to fispeet .our
stack in
Clihton .„' .tiefer: Se'aforth:
Phone 141 '
Enquiries promptlyattened tO.•
GRAHAM,—In loving memory of oar
darling sort,'• Robert- John Grahant,
passed, away • one year ago
(March 1, 1944).
God needed a. new star' Up yonder,
Heoycouldn't .firid:-41...brigliter ',light to
shine' " ' • "
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Nor one so 'fair ,ad,lovely; •
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Than that little bey of mine. „
, —Lovingly remeinbered and greatly
missed. by Mainzim,_Daddy and Sister
Janet. • -9
•MILLS.—In 16Vingmemory of Mrs,
• " Dina Mills, who passed, away March
4th, 1941. ,
litilent thought, a, secret tear
Keeps her' Memory ever dear:
Ever remembered by,her sons and
daughters and grandehildren...'
alURCII NOTES
The Aid()U.:Knox Presby-
terian church.,met ori Friday, February
23rd, in the lecture hall, „, with Mrs.
Alex.......Striton, presiding.: Mrs. Wm.
Doak readlhe Scripture *lesson, and.
:Mrs. N. taker led it' prayer. Plans
Were •disctisSed for the remodelling of
'the church kitehen and the purchase
of, modern fixtures. Mrs. 'Prank
Saunders and 11rs. K. Revell. rendered
.a pleasing duet. •
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LEEBURN*
. LEEBURN, Feb: 28.—Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Cook .rhaVe been busy .this -^week
painting at their house and garage in
Goderich. • - • - •
Mr. and Mrs., Frank . Hortonand
their faintly,. from the Huron 'road,
Ooderich, called on. the Misses Horten.
On Sunday. • '
Firm Forum.—The Farm • Forum*
Met on Monday evening at the 'mile
Of Mr. and Mrs, Terrence Hunter, With
an, 'attemialiee of 'thirteen. Thep was
a good discusaion on the subJects of
harvesting machinery and more , help
Tor the women ,In the homes. The
:social activities were in charge' Of
Roy Litklater •rind• James Chisholm.
Lunch wasAseri,ed.
• Curiniiighaiii. Prytle
(TikEviAs pity»i)
WHEN
ar
OV REQuinn comb OR cola
tut,
COAL AND ItARI)
110;41If
Lee
A 14 AT TIIE
tate
Room
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Dr. . G. S. Elliott
VETERINARY SURGEON
SMALL AND LARGE ANIMALS
At undies Drug Store, Ooderlek
"wary Thursday afternoon
PHONE 203 CANTON
Does hurt,
a man to have him, pv.,
" his Accounts? •".
AnoterINoSiri
"raw aecounta collected
' without hurting. ,
114aelVIATEt
ooneetion ituttaitt
40, East at. Oderlci
Phone NW
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Ued Ad
_ MALTIN( BARLEY
We are new eoutriketing acreage for
the growing Of Barley for next season's
%op. at !Me. Per bushel. For ferther Lop!, -SMALL „DROWN .‘T.A\ PURSE)
dcr)41.SOUCNUttl'aikeenVialt,etqaaraQri.o.T.,Teg, ,ii,eCKP1199111490 rp-"Ixeoac:0007,1einavineglStill:S.
103.
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•Middlesex. and If Urea' RegiMent,
Co'y. Basketball Tractiees 4111 coin-
menee, -during and. after parade of the
Company on Monday, Marelr'5, Two
tun teable, e*. •it pted„ :'r,rospeetive mem.
bers hi g* gynitasium footwear.
°W.SUTHERLAND, Lt.,
9- • Oilicer lie. ,Aboye Sports.
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All persons desirous of -,'proeuring
trees for planting -this'spring arere-
quested to -contact the School Teacher
in your section, not later than Morel
10th.
By ,placing order's in this maniier
there Is no cost to Person's desiring
such trees and they. will be delivered to
the -Schwa by County- trucks. -
Any person ordering 500' or more
trees_ may have them parcelled- in an
individual order.*
.MTLLER;'
9-11 County Clerk.
NOTICE TO cittoupE,§
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
hertby given to an p'ersolis
having any claims against the estate
of Matilda Weller; --late Air-ther T6-vv11"
of Goderieh, in the County of Huron,
widow, wir died onor about the 13th
chly ,� -February,,S.D. 1045, to -send
:Same to the .undersigned on Or before
the 9th day 'of March, 1945, as - on
and after that date, the executor of the
said estate shall :proceed • to inake
• distribution of the •assets thereof,
niklaevdi:ng, reg, ard. only -to the claims so
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reDbratiteacir'y' tsG4d;e1r914c5h. th•is 20;h ds37 Of
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R. 10. HAYS, -K.C., •
. Qoderich, Ontario,
8-10 \• Solicitor of the said Estate.
NoTICE. TOIREDITORS.
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IN THE MATTER . -OF THE ESTATE
OF MAX FRANKEL, late of the Town
Of Goderich, in the'„County of 'Huron,
Metal Dealer,' deceased,
NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-
suant to 'Section 51 of the Trustee Act
that all creditOrs and :others having
'claims or demands :against the • estate
.of the said- Max -Frankel, ' who died
on or about the 7th day 6f August,
1942, are required on Or before the
15th day,of 'April, 1045, to send by 'post
prepaid, or deliver to 'Louis Gluskin,
care of •Mark Reingold, Barristeri,etc.,
38 Richmond street West, Toronto 1,
Ontario; the exOtitOr of the last will
and testainent-ig.-qhe said deceased, -
their Christian lianies.,-and-'surnameSf
addresses aird-lreSeriptiOns, the full.
particulars .of their claims,- 'a state-
ment of ,their accounts, and the natuF:O:
Of'the - secui-ities (-12 any: lield -by
NOTICE thataftersuch
last mentioned date the said executor
will 'proceed to .distribUte the assets
of the aid deceased among the-`plirties
entitled -thereto, having regard only
to the ,clainis 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 to any 'Per-
SOn or persons- of whose .claims- notice
shall not have been received by him
at the time of Such distribution:
-.Dated the 14th day a February,
-A.D. 1045.
.3,1ARK. REINGOLD,_
38 Richt:10A. Street. West,v
' Toronto 1, Ontario, '
8-10 . SOileitor for the -said Executor.
E CROSS NOTES
The Workroom- .'emitaittee----of the
Red %Cross is delighted with: the fine
response to the appeal for More
wqrkers. • The rooms .have hummed
the 'Urge'
nuniber of • articles sent - forward in
the following shipment: 20 'giria' coatis,
20 girls' sweaters, 5 pairegirls', socks,
.50. pairs giris' bloomers, 15 boys'
SiVeaters, 5 boys ' Yeats, 30 boYs''
, turtleneck sweaters, 15 .high -neck
sweaters;*, 50 pairs gloves, 10 „quilts,
23; reftigee garment-IA—a total -of • 253.
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Junior Red Cross Werkers will be
interested in Aliese Items in the "News
Bulletin!" • ' .n ,
' ;Junior Red Cross ,has taken on an-
other wartime . nursery—the _FeyeS
Nursery in herbourne*; making 'fifteen'
nurserieS•in'alt Maintained in 'England
by Canadian Junior Bed Cross. •
Calling on the woraeri of Ontario to
pick up their 'needles .and knit as
ever .before," Mrs. 3. 0, Fraser de-
clares: "Surely we -shall not- let down
'on our knitting, quotas of 1945 as
figure$ show we have in. 1944, This
Is the year that we should' finish the
Yob we, started out so enthuSlastically
to do.' • Knit and ship to the warehouSe
, s soon. as ,posSible.' .Knit all th
wool you have' on hand. Adopt the
slogan 'Knit and Ship' and taekle the
job eagerly. Surely the needs of wo-
inen and children, enduring- the strain
of life in the actual line of. battle
Should appeal to women living in the
Shelter and . comfort of Canadian
hottest"
A veteran of the last, war Who lost
his hearing in the service of his
country' and is now lighthousekeeper
itt Toberinory has been provided with
nn AeOUStieon hearing aid; the Division
pitying $93 totiterds, thetotal cost,
part:of which is Paid for by Soldiers'
Aid.
• The stun t� date realized In the
bridge and five Unwired marathon
inchisiVe is $08,80. •
.1VISS Vtetorine' Hildebrand of Stritt-'
fortl-SpOttjthe Weekentl with her. par-
elitof, Mr, and Mrs. Irvtii 'Hildebrand.
LOST AND IMMO,
.roa. .,SALE
RENT.—FIVE-ROMeh FURN-
XSIEEEP apartment, with .flreplaeet
hardwood . floors, spring.' niattrese,'
three-piece hath,',. garage I desired.
Possession abut March. lOtli; A.pply
4'St. Vincent street. • Phone 218.- Ott
110 'RENT. -.- TIIREE-ROOMED
• allartment, -Unfurnished. ° Corner
Hamilton street and Square, APpll
0. M. ,ROBERTSON, phone 730R.
WANTED
WANTED. --;-Ti) BUY opp. uousiilp
and dead cattle; must be Suitable
for zulnk feed; - removed. ',promptly.
FRED GILBERT.-plione 908-r 22, Clin-
ton, or JACK GILBERT, phone 008 r
21, iOlintott. 04114 paId for. • 18tf
pUuNITEIBE WANTED. — HIGH-
EST cofh prices paid for used
furniture. • Cash 'customer waiting for
piano in geed Condition:' A Pontiac
oach for sale, T. GUNDRY-, 8 North
street, Goderich, 9-10
riri,V=!-IftWID OR MIDDLE,-
.--AGII)D woman fOr generarliteasnz
work, •f one adult in Goderich.
APPlY rt..WIGLE, 47 Victor
street, ;London. 41
.11OUSJ3I WANTED TO BUY. -i --COM-
• VORT'ABLE house .in .Godarieli
with modern Conveniences, Will -paY
cash BOX 20 SIGNAL -STAR 9-10x
, CARD Or THANKS
MR. AND MRS, WM. BLOOMFIELD
and family wish to thank the
Men's•Chtlettan "-Service Group who
took part in the memorial Service; and
also' those -..who 'so kindly sent floral
tributes and -cards:: Special thanks to
Rev. L. 11,,Turner, B.A.
9X
WREN SHEARDOWN AND
• fondly wishto extend their, sincere
thanks to the relatives, *friends and
neighbors' 'for the manyacts of kind-
ness- chiring the illness of •Their •wife.
-antl mother find for the nieSsagesof
condoleriee and - the beautiful floral
tributes recethd in their bereayenient.
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Miss Maude MacMath spent the
week -end visiting with her sistersMiss
Esther , aeMath, Belle • Wyatt, and
Miss Grdee MacMath, Reg.N., Barrie.1
• OuPestablisbed 11.ARDWARE''-and
00AIA BUSINESS belonging to the
Estate of the late Obarlea 0. Lee
0ItAiGIBi.
REAL ESTATE, Ooderieh.
FOR SALE).—AITOREN CABINET,
natural color vvith poreelain,-tray.
May be seen by calling at 38 Eatield
,roads.3- , Ox
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FOR S,4•41, -.A, 'U. Tp
double discs ,"and two -furrow
ploughs, all II good condition. Phone
3.410, Carlow. $-9x
FQE VOTATOEs,, a013-
BLERS, would do for seed; also
Spy and Baldwin apples, AMOS
ANDREW, Auburn. ...Phone, Carlow
1810. •`•.• -9
FARM FOR SALE, -:-.AT BAYFIELD,
Stanley Township, 75 acres of clay
learn land, known as Bruce MOpre
farm; good barn on oeinent foundation,
ininey house, one mile from school and
lake, Price. $2000. "'Apply A. A.
FISHER,. 143% Loehiel street, Sarnia.
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Fon, SALE.—MAN'S, SeRRING TOP-
COAT,"blue, size 42. Phone 473W,
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"LARGE. -EGGS, BIG 13IliDS'L-
1-fIt:s7v
-Big4--Chlekfor Iran'
nowi- on " our custoraerS vilib are
speaking,they- should' know Kitch-
ener_ Big -4 Chicks are bred for Pray-.
tical poultrymen like yeurself. Order
now to eitteh the better egg poultry
markets; * Agent RYAN PRODUPE,1
Goderich.
ARM. FOR SALE OR RENT
ghty aerei of , Pisture, spring
creek, plenty ,of shade, brick house,
barn • and orchard. Apply - to MRS,
ELLEN J. COX, Huron street,. clinton.
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T U WAY. MARCU lBt, 190
om BRIAD-mith Vitamin
CompMeans Heath and
garrOn*SL
--$PAcau,"
thig week.end
Banan*Ca,ke
20 06uts::49,411
maim .1Vitiffins
20 cents a dosou
urry!.$ Bakery
"Tie ,Home of Tasty .rastri7
MEL.' ,CULBEItT, ;PrOPrietor.
PHONE 465
• TEriDER.9 WANTED
ToNovits.--w„ooD poNisARs Axp
invited for 10; cords of hardwood -
before . the date of l!larch, 10, to be
delivered td-Benmiller cirarelr-hy May•
15th, • • 4 „•„„
mILFoRD W. Dui*r; •
n,,rt. No, 2, 01lntn,.
940 See.-Treas. Benmiller Chureh,
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c REGIMENTAL -NOTICE
All membeiii Of 1'0" Company are
hereby ordered. to attend parade on
,niglita at 8;14 until further
advised„,,NoLexcue •-will be accepted
for absence unless there is a written
lnedical.certificate of illness or a letter
froni the .employer stating 'definitely
that you are on essential war work:
-(SIGNED).R; C. HAYS, Capt.T,
* -`.0.0. ,"C” Coy.,„. 't
9-11 • • Middlesex and Huron Regt.
EN AN -D WOMEN.—WATKINS
Dealers are 'making .more money
today, thp.n ever before -Enjoy ..the'
security and-beidefit'S of aftliation With
• the OLDEST. ;arid t. LARGESt. COM-
PANY of its kind in the .world. All
Sales records were, smashed hi. 1.944-z--
, generous bonuses were .pajd to all,
Watkins'- Dealers. 'Get tato business
ger yourself • on our 'capital- in your
home or adjacent. locality. Suitable
travel outfit required.. Write now for
further 'information ., J.:R.
WA.THINS COMPANY; Dept. 0-071, ,
2177 Masson street, Montreal. .9-10,
SALE.—COWS, YOU G OAT -
TLE, horses and imPlements. Apply
MELVIN RAYNARD, 'East street .und;
Victoria .street., •
• GET
Drivels's License
•, AND
tiouport7dAs RATION
BOOKS
Mac Vicar
At PifaeVioar'S. Shoe Store,
Applications iaust-be filled
in' by the applicant.
*DeadAine is soon.
7-10-
To the Citizens of Goderich and District;
0,
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Once more the Goderich Braneh of the Red Cross Societycomes
g ore you with its appeal to,_yoUr generosity • - • • , • .
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Six times in the' past; each year from' 1.939 to 1,944,- we -have laid- -
-our ease before you, and, to your everlasting credit, you havenever failed
to answer the call of the heart: Every tune you have given' more than was ,
•asked.
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3/fore than " $40,000.- has poured through ,. our headquartersminl----
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that time and, in addition; the ladiea a town and country have .worked.whole-
• heartedly in manyprojects to bring in 'another $1,000. '
°That is_asplendid record, •one•iit which we all may take p ide.
, Great thingshave been d,one with this money :4' Great and,worth-
.i,'hile •qua,ntitiekroaf clothing, d'ho8pital_suppneS; .of_prisoner_of- waVPareels,
have gone abroad, ,beeause of ourdonatiOnsand unknown numberof lives
• have -been saved or made bearable' in many lands, ° *
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Every•Canadian ¶tnd British rePatriated, prisoner ofwar, has
`tOii@ed that-witlunitthelted7Cross-food -parcelS, life -would have been-jy
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possible. ;That alone- has made' ;our efforts worthwhile. * ° • -
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- • Now,„ although the hi4.est authorities:.in. 'the, United Nations
state that the 'German' war is in its final Stages, they all assure us thatl-"Phe
Need Is Greater Than*Ever! Now there are more prisoners to care for, more .
• women and: ehildren to eloth.e and 'feed, more desperate distreSs• to,. relieve. ,
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• The time is not yet when we can relax.
.• So, bring in your Contributions.' Only,' this year, make tiler.% a•- ,..
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--little larger. Last yearwe seeured almost $1,000 , frota, Sky Harbour and
' Port Albert. Both camp hare been closed as yon know. We are. asked
.to give as much aS last year,•namely $9,000; and the onlit-- way that can be d.one
is1)1 everyone. giving° &little more; ' .‘'• , • .i- * • , •
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This yearthere,Will be no collection for anycountry such aS...
lareeee or itussia.Everithing,-bii order of the Government, mustgo through,
the. Bed Cross, If you had planned to help these countries, please do so by
increasing your contribution to the Red ()foss. • '
• Our Headquarters will be on: West Ston the north sideof the
street: The °Mee will be open every day except Sundays from 2 R.M. until
0 .p.m. but not in the evenings... equ.#eous attendants will give you official
receipts for your donation, for inedme tax purposes. "
Lot us make .thiS the greatest and best campaign yet.
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D: E. CAMPBELL,' ‘;`(MRS.)4L, C. DUNLOP,
rinanee Committee: Preidenta
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