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DUNBAR, Rector
CMM 3N, Oast and ateirmedeir
S'30 a.m. 1101X C0101111UNION.
11.00 a.M. BOL COMMUNION AND SERMON..
Suh$ecti ',`A. Beans of Soft. Stilh ss
:00 pan. ' ' VX URC I SCHOOL AND ORLE CLASS.•
7.00 itan. s:INVENSONG AND SERMON. , • •
t`-Stibject; "The Only. .Redemptive and Creative Power.
• 'Welnes day 8 LitanY and Ser
mon.
• Preacher Re�C�E¶CHURC
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NwthtJniteihu •h
-INISTER--R,EV, R. H. TURNBULL,B.A B UP. STM
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11 a.m.. "EXPERIENCING' ,GOD'S. PRESENCE." •
ro c. --
3 p.m. 'SUNDAY SCHOOL.,
7. m. "DON'T FENCE ME .IN,
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Organist and Choir
Leader -
Mrs, Mniray
Hetherington, ington_
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A T,O,M
A SINCERE WELCOME AWAITS
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Feria n Church._
Fxes'� t �hEnox�'
11 a.m. PUBLIC .WORSHIP.
Sermon Subject: "The Everlasting Yea."
7 P.
PUBLIC' WORSHIP.
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. .." 'Sermon .:Sub jegt . A Religious. Reeled. ,
11 a.m. JUNIOR CONGREGATION.-
2:30 p.m. SUNDAY -SCHOOL.'
Monday,n8 .m: Young_Pe le's SoGiey.
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° Ni E E N SRIC-RT- STFWA
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.DIRECTOR 4R.0F
PRAISE --MRS.
-FRANK. t.itUNDERS.
Come' and • Worshi the L*d in tn-Beduty`of"Holi�ness.m,: p
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v1CtOr a St. United Char
MINISTER -REV: LAWRENCE II. TURNER,- B.A.
ORGANIST=MRS. L HANNA
10.00' 11.m. SABBATH SCHOOL.
11,00 a.m. LENTEN : HESSAGE. ` The Versatile' •Ehrist "-
7.00 p.m. LIFE OF JOSEPH... "Power•-I1nlimited."
.1Yigndaa• ' 8 pan. • Young. _People's. Union.: "'-'
UNION'-.PUBLIC.`WORSIIIP, UNDAY' AT 3 p.m.
RFV. JOSEPH JANES, M.A., PASTOR
Mrs, Udnaldson, Organist.
I1� a.m. PUBLIC 'WORSHIP. "The Power . of Kindness." S o
3 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
7 ` p.m. PUBLIC WO$SHIP. "A, Clear conscience.".
Monday- 8, p.m. Meeting of. B.Y.P.U.
Wednesdaly 8 pan. Prayer . Meeting.
STRANGERS ALWAYS WELCOME
Spring dame at Sky Harbor, Gude;
rich, Wednesday, `March 21st, R,C.A.F.
Skyline's orchestra:„ Open AO public,
Ad qi sion 500, . 11.x
'The regular -Meeting, of . Ahnneek
Chapter, I,O.D,E., will be held iu
MacKay hall on Monday, ¥arch 19th,
at 3 p,ar
Fel thatauetion sale 0 ,11,. Grant,
Your .local auctioneer, hoxte•059. 1114
• Fuller Bruah representative, • Miss
Winulfred O'Neil, Clinton, will be in
Goderich .;during , Marsh, For further
information enciliire „at Signal -Star
cities. ,
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Maple :Leaf Chapter,-.1'.0,D;E:, spring:
runimage sale in 14 aeKay Hall, 'Maya
5th 1945. •
EASTER* n LINERY;°•-•Hats with:
brims, besets, bows and ;lowers in all
the newest shades for spring. Corsage
Y
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flowers, scarfs, ;,,Costume
jewellery.
BUSS " MncVICAR'S MILLINERY,.
•.Kingston street, phone 462, 'Goderich..
Siendor Tablets are. effective. Two
weeks' supply $1; twelve weeks' $5, at
Campbell's Drug Store,. tf
Reserve-. Saturday, April 1.1th, for
rummage sale in MacKay Hall at 2
p.m47 under .:anSpices„ of ,North, street
Evening Auxiliary. °11-14
Mondaty, March 19th; at Kingsbridge
Hall,. St; Patrick's party. Carruthers
oreh'estra. Admission, 50c. . -11
Don't suffer constipation,biliousness,
indigestion -use Kipp's Herb Tablets
for quick relief: An excellent tonic
laxative. _ 25e and 75e sizes, at Camp-
bell's --and ail druggists. 9-13
The meetiirg
thank -offering °•of ' the
,g >�
Evening. Auxiliary of North street
United church will be held at the hone
of Mrs. F. Noble on Monday, March
19th, at, S b',Cioet ° 1S Urs:.Gettrge- John-
stonspeaker. '
sten ill lase, the goest -41
-,,
-Corns instantlyrelieved with,
Lloyd's
s
ern Callous Saye-the_eieetive
corn remedy. 50c at Campbell',s and
Emerson's Drug Stores. 9-13
St. George's Ward group will hold. a
rummage and whiteelephant sale ou
Sa, ,?,day, `larch 24th, at 2 p,m.,in
the Parish Hall. " • 11-12
The regular meeting of the W.C.T.U.
will be held on Tuesday; March 20th,
at 3 • p.m. at - lYiacKay Hall. After the
meeting a Red Cross tea will be -served:
Spring dance at Sky Harbor, Gode-
rich, -Wednesday, March 21st. R.C.A.F.
Siiyliners orchestra. Open_ to, public.
Admission '50e, - • • • • _11x
500, euchre. and dance, under
auspices.of Taylor's, Corner Red. Crosse,
in- Oddfellows' .Hall, Goderich, on Fri -
slay, March 23rd."Music by Carruthers
orchestra. Lunch se'ryed. Admission
50c.`. -11
Reserve April 6 for the play, "The
Man from :.1` a' here," presented , by
cranes Pend players in Victoria street
*United church.-:. -11
The Goderich Music Club 'will hold
its : next meeting on . Tuesday, March'
20th, at 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
J. Lemaire,, Nelson. street. . Visitors
welcome.
West ,Wawranosb, 100 aeree of far#1w1
land. r
On this property there is a frame
Boase , - barn 06 by ; driving shed,
09 . by. 24. 26 aeree of ploughed land;
and balance in grass, Terms 20%
down and -the balance. in 30 (Jaya. 'X'V'ill
be sold subject to a .reserve bid. -
Sale will be held at the fart, 6 Miles,
north' of .&uburn, ,I'oi further . par-
ticulars apply to •
1°14*X0, Goderich,
• Solici'itor for; the ,Estate.
I•IAROLI •jA KSON,
11-13 Auctioneer, S.eaforth,;
CLEARING . AUCTION SALE Or
• all furniture and, furnishinss .tit
No. 14 Gloucester ,Terrace (formerly
occupied by Mr. and Mrd..1'rank
Pliela'a). This is a particularly. good
lot,`.of furtxitureti Sale coinmences• at
1.30, •
SATTiRDAY, MARCH -17th, 190,
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FURNITURE' •Chesterfield' suite
and odd Kolters, walnut tablet modern
9 -piece walnut dining suite and dinner
(wagon, modern' Cour-piece bedroom
f suite, walnut,, and three dressers and
eup'board, full-sized spring mattress
and- good springs, two twin Simmons
Meds with spring°'mattresses. Rugs -j:
Wilton, '1 Axminster, 2 Congoleum, 1
,Oxite rug cushion. Electrical articles
-4 Beatty washer, 'alurinuin tub;
WelarY st ve ,1 vac
um
cleaner
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iron, 1 clock, 1 radio. • Dishes -China
dishes, good aluminum and granite -
ware; and . other : articles too numerous
to mention. ` -
HAROLD JACKSON,
-10-11 Auctioneer.•
BETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
16. WATERLOO 'ST. PA O.C." REV. A. G. HARRIS
Services i .. -
Sunday -10.00 _p.m, SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11.00 ami. "BACK TO BETHEL."
7.30 p.m.. "PRISONERS OF HOPE."
Tuesday 8.60 p.m Young Peoples Service.:
• Thursday 8.00 p.m. .Prayer .Service:
SPECIAL MUSIC BY 'THE GOSPEL 'TRIO.
You'll enjoy enjoy the warim, spiritual fellowship at
•,THE CHURCH THAT PREACHES WHAT THE BIBLE TEACHES.
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WATER:L00 and LIGUTHOUSE STREETS
Major J..Clarke.._
Lieut: ,Lilian Goobie ---Officers in Charge-
11.00 a,m. HOLINESS MEETING..
2.30 .p.m: SUNDAY SCHOOL.
7.00 pan. SALVATION MEETNG.
SPECIAL SPEAKER -ENVOY CLAPP :OF STRATFORD
Welcome Meetings'r. Lieut. Goobie.
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COME AND GET A,' BLESSING
STWARTS' ` FLWERE
I R 1h1w1�'OR:. pTI�'�IC'i'iVT'� . 'i�'r�,(1R AT. - A - Ai�IG ��TTS
° Fresh Roses always in stock `
Phone 8603 at hours. Martin S. Stewart The Square
"In Flowe :. it has been Stewart's 'since 1863"
\Eng1sk -Dinner Set
Y,o need the Dinner Set--
ngland needs the money
English\ ups and Saucers 50e up
SMITH S& ART .:AND GIFT
*ORE
The Home o\English' China'
AUCTIONSALE. '�t*
Owing, to. *illness of auctioneer, sale
advertised for Saturday, March
wily : be pest -polled, and held oil "••
"ATURDAY, MARCI4 31, at• -1.30 p.m.
at 8 North street, Goderich: Par-
ticulars next week.
T. GUNDRY,
Auctioneer,
An unreserved auction sale of house
old. furniture, the property of .Miss
Dark, will be held at No. 7 St. Patrick's
street, Goderich, -on
WEDNESDAY, " APRIL 4th
at 2 o'clock.
This furniture, in good condition,
consists ofd dining -room,: _bedroom,.
kitchen and living -room equipment, in-
cluding a Locomotive electric washing
achine,-che,terheld -suite, . rugs,:cand end tables, chairs, - lamps, and many
other articles, and must • be sold, as
th house has been, sold:
DONALD ,BLUE,
11-13 Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
AND IMPLEMENTS
Harold Jackson, auctioneer, has. been
instructed .b : the undersigned pro,
prietor, to 'sell by, public auction, at:;
lot 10, -concession ' 8, Morris Township,
SATURDAY, MARCH 24th
commencing- at 1; .m. sharp, the fol-.
HORSESpp General ur ose• snare, .9
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rs "old �in foo
e 'supposed tobe
a sed
Y 1,
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general purpose "mare, 6 years Old; colt,
2 years old.
CATTIaE-Registered Holstein cow,;
6 years old, "Keyes . Correct Putch-
land," On R.O;P., stood third as a
'2 year=ol`d, with, 444 pounds fat .from- -duties.Apartment. 2; above.
11x
// - TO 'RUNT. •
To RENT. ----FURNISHED, A� 2a
TIVE house in good I0eation three
bedrooms; bathroom;. furnace, 0replace,
hardwood floors. Apply ' SIGN
► TA1 OFFICE, .
RDNT,. --FURNISHED . ROAMS'.
"s ee in
• soltaXile for .light hQtt ek p $.
Call . SIGNAL -STAR. ,, -11
-� O RENT. -x•67 -ACRE' FARM,. PART
• lot 7, concession 1, Township .° of
Goderich; geed'. brick house, hydro;
water in ,stable; Make ,offers to 'P.O.
BO 179, 7 punt 'Qrest. F 11x
WANTED. -- LEC„T A I O on
treadle sewing machine; must be,
in good eondition. Phone 951W. -11.
WANTED. -TO $UX OLD HORSES
and dead cattle; must be suitable
,for uilnk .•feed . removed promptly.
FRED t, •IDRERT, phone :908 r 22, Clin-
ton; or 'ACK GILBERT, phone. 908 r
21, -Cliutpn, , Calls paid for.; 18tf
AVANTED,-USED DELCO •LIGHT-
�r INC plant and motor in a.n
condition. . Apply WARREN ZINN,
R.R. 1, ;Dungannon, ” ., 11-12x
WANTED. --NIAID - OR MIDDLE-
Y r MIDDLE-
AGED woman for general house-
work, for °' one • adult in Goderich,
Apply MRS. E, R.' WIGLE, 47 Victor
street, London, • - ,-9
WANTED TO PUT. -- HOUSE,
bar», hennery, acreage adjoining
town. KEN- • VAUGHAN, Holstein,
Ont. .M 11$
NTiD.-=T IYCLE' FOR WWO
A RC O.
YDAR, OLD child, --in- gooci.Tor to
pairable condition.. .Phone 2871t�. lir
.ANTED; --,A: 'WOMAN TO CARE
for'„ a year-old child. No other
Apply
Goderich Fruit Market.
'ANTED TO BUY. --A FARM
within one or two miles of Gode
rich ; .. fronting on lake or river pre-
ferred. Must have' house and . barn.
Send.. particulars as te acreage, lbca
tion • and price' to BOX 30, SIGNAL
STAR. :.., 11-12
10;899 lbs. milk, bred on -October 27th;
1 holstein cow, 3 years old, due in.
May; 1 Holstein cow, 3 years old, due•
in April ; .1 Holstein cow, 3,,years old,
due in - April; 1 .Jersey . cOw, 5 years
old, due in may; Ayrshire ,cow, 8
years old, due in April; 11T'olstein`cow,
5 years, .old, due in April ;.1 • Holstein
heifer, 2 years old, supposed to be in
calf 1 Holstein heifer, 2 years b1dt
suppose l to be in' calf ;. 1 Holstein
heifer, 2 years . old, "supposed to,.:be ••in
calf ; 1 -Jersey-Holstein heifer, sup-
posed to be in`calf; 2 Holstein yearling
heifers, 1 Jersey -Holstein yearling
heifer; 1 H,olstein bull, rising 2 years
old; 1 Durham' bull, 2 years old.
10 •of .these cows and heifers have
been- vaccinated.
PIGS --9 sows, supposed - to be in
pig; 1-f- sow, with liter at foot; 44
chunks; 1 registered hog. • - -
IMP-LEMENTS_- Massey - Harris"
drill; I3 -hoe ; 2 -furrow walking plow ;
set sleighs, with flat rack ; I.H.C. cream
separator, 500-1b. capacity ; a quantity
'of sacks; about 8 tons of hay.; set of
team harness; 3 'horse collars ; Aladdin
lamp.
Absolutely no reserve, as the farnfis
rented. '
TPIRMS-CASIL. ,.,-. ........•
ROBT. WALLACE, Proprietor,
HAROLD'JACKSON,
Auctioneer.
YOUNG TREES REQUIRED.
Hard maple, approx.' 11/2" diad Teter,
10' feet or better in. height:
Parties having trees -for. sale should
advise the undersigned, '. stating the
number available. Price quoted should
be delivered in ,Goderich or °otherwise
s€ated; �
• $: H;, BLAKE,
Town Clerk; -
11-12 Goderich, Ont.
FOR SALE •
Old established HARDWARE .. and
COAL-BUSfNESS, .belonging to the
Estate of tl,ie Jete Charles 0. Lee,
O A.lGir,
REAL .fbbTA'VE, Goderich.
AliM FOR $ALi1.w--AT BA.Yb`iI+'i.L1,
Stanley TQW Ship, 75 acres of clay
lean laud, known . as • Bruce .Moore.
farpi t' good barn pn :gement f oundatian,
hones' house, oite mile.trout se],iQol :and
lake,, Price *2000. Apply •;A•, A.
]ISHER, 1;433'2 •Lochiel street, Sarnia.
-T941.
ARM' FOR,. SALE " Olt
Eighty acres of '' p�asiture, spring '"The Moine of Tasty' 'Pastry'.
barn a Plenty ren rd dA P • 1 tikk RS. M1:L, CUL8IW1 1 ropflet9r, .,
ELL1 N J. CO•X, Huiron sptreet . t, intoe: QHONL • 4li5
FQR • SALE,100 BUSS YELLOW
and White Blossom sweet .glover
seed; ' 'y . A. McGUIRE, Baylileld, Ont.'
Phone Clinton 900. •r 3, .'� •" 10-11
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FOR .SALE,....Sl'�7V. ORAL LOTS AT
Port Albert, fronting . pn LL Lake
Huron, . aood •, beach. v Reasonable
ai MRS.W.
WLL ver
,.
Price.. Pi
)WELL,
Shoes Store. 10.12x'
OR SALE. -MAROON STROLLER;
yon
brown- metal cot; both in
good condition. Phone 605. 11x
FOR SALE, - E•T'G7I T -1i, O O M'
brown shingled house,, bank barn
30 x 40, suitable for hennery, and 9
acres of land. 'Hydro, good' water;
situated in • village ,off)Blytb. Write
-11-,0.-‘BOX 51, Blyth; or call SIGN .E
STAR tor, information. ' :: 11-13x 1
Olt SALE. --FIVE ACRES ' ON
Bayfield road in Goder-ieli. T. A ' l�
�' . 1?p.y
MISS SAI,KI:LD, 11larl:et streets 11x
... SALE Nq.. Y`A ��• �..
,�.�OR S L OR R ON
I; Rx
highway,.h21,f miles from Boyd. id,
111 aca„es of good clay. loam, 10 acres
bush brick house, barn -and orchard.
For further particulars apply to J. W. -
RYAN,
;
RYAN, 8G: Newgate street. • 11-12
FOR SALE. • h-- ' SEED BARLEY.
Apply .-FRANK PENTI�AND, R.R,.
G, Goderich, • • -11
FFOR. SALE. -.-CHILD'S GO-CART' IN
FR
good - condition. 20 North street,
Goderich. -11
FOR. SALE.--A.$1.IMITED QUANT-
�i T7 -of potatoes, either -:for seed
or table use. Apply, MRS. •FRED
BELL, R.R. 2, phone 934 r` 22, Gode:-
rich. ' 11-12
TENDERS f'RS WANTED,; ,
Tenders will be • received' by e
undersigned, until G pan, Monday,
'' in 4000,
April•: 2nd, . 194�r�. for •supply ty
yards, of crushed gravel .3!•', semen and
delivering -same as directed on towp- `
ship roads. •
Marked cheque for 10%' of tender to
accompany tender. Lowest or any
tender net, necessarily accepted. .'
• WM. SALLOWS; Clerk,
5,.- Goderich.
_GEA, P+. -BEAN, • -
' Road .Superintendent, ,
11-13
. . •I1.R,. 5, Goderich.
• REGIMENTAL NOTICE
All, 1neinbers- of `•C,'- Company are .
= de . on
ixerebY ordereil:;',to ..attend-pana .
fiirth
e
1 L,
I until� .
and nights at 8. 0
� a a s ,1
.Y
h
g
nth -ISM. NO excuse will be accepted- -~
for abse'hce ;unless there is a written
med-leal- certificate'tiof,.illness or _a._ietter .
from the employer -stating ' definitely
that you are- pn: essential war work. ;.
(SIGNED) It. C. HAYS, Capt.,
•O.C.'-,fC" Coy ,
9-11Iiddlesea unci~ Iluron, Refit -
BIG -4 CHICKS, -FOR IMMEDIATE
or later delivery, They're .the.
choice of hundreds of practical poultry-
men. '. Pick up' 'the good fstil and.winter
markets by ordering . March chicks,
through agent, They're noted for
livability, early, High •produetion.
RYAN 3 11,0DUCP, Goderich. -111
You .should buy, Life 'Insurance,
because the future is a most
expensive luxury.
Get insurr, .1 7 Stay insured --
Rest assured.
•North St. TeL :268w
46-7..
AUCTION SALE OF, DWELLING:
The undersigned has been instructed
to sell by auction . (subject to reserve
bid) at the premises on,
SATURDAY, MVMA1tC -24th; `=1945,
2 p.m.,
the: property and dwelling known as
58 Huron 'road, : ` Goderich. This;. is
an eight -roomed shingled' house, with
furnace and. --three-piece: bath, .garage•,
-' nd •one extra Plot: - "View, Bate: -
TERMS' -Time of sale. For further
particulars see ,• . ' •
ENSLOW . AITKEN,
'Proprietor.'
GORDON 111: GRANT,
11-12- . Auctioneer:
•
AUCITON SALE OF. ORSES,
CATTLE AND PIG
At lot'6, concession 8, `Ashbfield 'To vn-
ship. on
TUESDAY,' VIARCR 27, 1945
Choice offering. of Durham; Here-
ford . and Holstein 'cattle includes 21
cows and heifers, fresh or. .springing,
bred to ' the registered Hereford bull
Domino, Stanway breeding; 17 steers,
000-1200 lbs.; ,•also calves and 'yearlings..
There are 9" sows " due' ":A.prii-June and
14 chunks. No • reserve. Terms -6
monthi ,credit on bank approved . joint
notes bearing 5 per cent, interest.
ELMER JOHNSTON,
Proprietor,
MATT.- GAYNOR, '
11-12 Auctioneer.
Ina:TO LS` ON.,. SATURDAY'S
DURING,' LENT
Hot Cross Buns
NECUTORS' ,SALE ` OF FARM
PROPERTY,. on. .
'
SAT 1RDA , MARCH 31st, at 1 �p.zn..
Cote sting of lot 20, conces-sidn 7 'of
All persons' desirous • of procuring
trees for planting this spring: are re-
qu ted-to-eontaet, the -SelioeLTeacher
in your section; not later. than March
16th. • . . •
By placing orders in this manner,
there is; no cost to persons desiring
such trees and, ,they will.be delivered to
the school by County trucks. -
Any person ordering 500 or more
treesmay have them parcelled in an
individual ' order. '
N: W. MILLER,
9-11 ' County Clerk.
TENDERS k"OR THE COLLECTION
of garbage and ashes in the Town
of • Godericliewill be received by • the
undersigned up to April 4, 1945.. •
Copies of the by-law governing- the
collection' may be had at the Clerk's
Office, Tenders should be submitted
both for ,oite year and three year eon-'
tracts. Dutiea to commence June 1,
104t The Corporation will require
the posting of $500.00 bond for the
satisfactory fulfillment of- duties.
The lowest or any tender- not neees-
sarily accepted. , ,
S. H. BLARE,
Town Clerk,
.Goderich, Ont, 11-12
Weare not getting enough small donations' to the Red 'Cross.
A:s we"approach the halfway mark in the campaign to raise a minimum
'of $9,000 we have nearly half that much money in, but it has eome from too.
• few people-.' ..,
°
This raising of Red Cross . money is -EVERYBODY'S business it is
a 'community effort "and'. can succeed only if everyone helps. If we. -were to
et $ (100 in,one...day,from, half a dozenpeople,,we c'ou'ld boast_of excoodlug
our quota, -and this is done in some communities. :But that is not our ;way.
That is not what we "want. 'o°°µC•oderieh it would spell failure, • •
WE WANT SOMETHING --FROM- EVERYONE,
Don't imagine 'that your one and' two dollar bilis are not acceptable.'
They µdefinitely, are.
Only, because the need is greater 'ire would like it if, where -you •
-ave .one dollar:, lag year and, -so, became ' a .mmlber of, the .Red Cross, this•
year you would try` to make it -two dollars: --Or-if you -gam two , ji'ollars last
•year,, make . it three this :time. Many '•people have increased their donations
over last year, but we want to see *e greatest possible number comae
In former :years many families gave through their'men3b.ers at Ski-'
.• H -or obit *Tli "ir` `1t` °as- . lt:gl -
t--ieov-e ne- handfed...subseribers--two-:-.
b
years ag• o acid only slightly fewer last year. low those sums mu, t tome from
- the families, still at home.
It's
every family's job tb see • that we don't let the town down,
There 'Is such a desperate need for every cent we can .get,
LOST: 1fAD'Y'S YELLOW • GOLD
wrist watch, on- Monday night.
-finder please ....leave , with MISS
MAILTORIE Y;LACiE at People's Store
and' receive reward. -11
m Our own boys; in, prison .eamps "need parcels and comforts. So • 'do
the British, prisoners, and. the British 'evacuees and the people of France and
off, Belgium and Greece acid China and Holland.
All, these •people need almost everything, down to the little things
we, take for granted:,
There -is no wherein.- the world where they can gh.the
m except
here° and in the thilted States.' • - .41
The Amerx•
''jeans know that and are raising' $200,00q,000 for them.
We must do propbrtioa��•g natels well.
• Canada. cannot have peace and prosperity unless Europe has it too.
It's°dust a Matter of self'preserv'ation for us as well as thi, plain' decent thing
to do. ,
We have fine weather for getting down town. There is nothing to
prevent your getting to -the heads ,carters on West St.
- --You "''will 'see the signs'.' Come in and: brim what you can, plus a'
.little more than you think you can,
•
rte.
WHEN OU ItEQXJIRR` COAL- ,OR tdl E .
COAT • ANS XIARD'WitRF T -THE HARBOUR
TELE'PX1ONE 22
D. E. CAMPBpLL, . (RS.) 11.'0. DUNLO ' :
Chairmai,. f'in'ance Committee. President,