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A FIELD'
• ('l atended for last week)
DAYF'i)Mlal), . March 18.Mr. Harry
Baker and daughter of ]Condon,.
Apept the week -end with the ftrmerr•'s
parent's, fir. and Mrs,. Harry Baker.
Castle .N,Stratford,
Mist Dean� � +' At'
visitiqg her parents, Mr. and .Mrs.
• '''Tho, Castle. Y.
Mrs Arthur Brisson
,;Alis. and k A. aril
of Detroit, spent a' few days
last week at their home• here.. They
• were accompanied by Mr. a ;d Mrs. it.
4. rdewis, Mrs. Priasons parents',' who
,
are going to live `here . rcnanently. - . .
n and'm
et
Mr. and • Mirk 11 Knight a .. _ i y«
. • ,, o spent t e_ ee +� k� n
dat the.
were aecomPaaled. r+ . rein -
!emit. who returned home aftoar spend
lug several 'ren in Tor nto.
His#: Mary • Rei rotllr to - hem Qct
Mo,+t1 Y after aPandiall tha winter
u outhi tiwith Ara...Rathwell at V'sr*ia.
Mrs- Jolt hfacE004,. jr., rebArned
hame o 1°Thiirsday ` last atter ,spending
a
„week: with her mother,•• Mrs. H. `Mur -
en
,° Sound. •
xaY, at pvw .. •
'Mr. -Sam ^/Hester returned ' home'.
Iast .week after spending. ,some week
in tendon:: 'Mot.; M,.: Moran 'aeeom;
withhien.. and spent , •a' few days
wi
th hk 'n �.. , .
to 11 a
Pte; Joseph Maid xe reed . om • last
eek for medical reasons, and 14 spend -
lug a thirty -day furlough •with1 le
his.
vife In Moto WS. his raO r,
'�.
W•114 of Bard.04,
R+ptiain• A trateUng Of
the ra'teplty'era o Bayt0eldand the
coc uctit7 Waif, hel4 In the. Town Hail
on Thu �
y everng, for the purpose
Qf ergau!, a 000401440 to 1 atter
reeeptions and gifts for °the ',boys v re-
turning house from PvHoverseas,k � R.
Domes was •.ap.giuted, chairman tor
the, evening. The following committee.
was al inte4 John Howard, for ,the'
v true _te8t� r 'r d Watson,. for
�
the to .. .. ...hip. of Stanley; John Parker,
L.O.L. No. 24; Mrs, • JaWASJas, Fergtleon,
rase Society; 1ftaleoliu Toms,
the Red C ; F
for, the Legion, Rev, 1tH hlifor
the ehurebes James'Stiriing, for Gode—
rich township; John Butes, forthe
;
Cro•.1111431. x
was
i
xyi,ay, H, . o t
decided to i Ye, a xrdt In t
Tom H ou 1#'riday', ,.
the two ierViCamen wJio have returned
Within the last. fen"' wee r It watt
also dee' ed for "V -Day" t ft-
'nnu llitr serer' would be held hi. the
united church, either - on that day or
'the day following. •
If
wYten a' Colored maid was. Milted
she were; going: to hang up a :sprig of
mistletoe for Christmas she replied';
`ioisn't.' oo.too much,
IJe+�d iC i I doneget
pride �♦ advex-+Ae forde .ordinary
s
rY
' c41tesies any ladyhalQa right to
•,;e
t."•
:*WHAT'S -HAPPENED TO YOUR WAR SAVINGS
TIN(? iT'S.A-7-LIONG TIME SINCE YOU
'BOUGHT A CERTI,FIGATE,
STILI .NEED A. FEW
STAMPS FORTHE
NEXT .ONE
`,&t. the slaty ice• anal nseu
of the Mel illep F'ira Insurances -
pang, held at Seafcrtb, a►n» ex ption,01•
l strong huanciad stau`d Of was Shown j ^ •
In �` :ite of heavy losses during the
es .. T total pnrp1 . at »'.-lie +clue J
. . hiehe `a:. ' : x e Mets Henaall, suffered reaolve ,rervk.ce
4t
xis .��'r.�� �r � • Mrs.G� ,� r �
• ea :. of .uearl;3 painful burns to her hit a W t room-, r, .*ev'.
ra�ci.tQa an ,s, Iti�r se pa :�`+,
P. t
Ce►
I
leu
ea s� ;$ otin � • '
a tenr a t vshe was s was.
tcents in the`° s;t � . a gasoline e �tq#a x'►rae, �
twenty per� ,
s . istory. x into llames. Bev' , . u . 03$0.1,•
,a# the eompp�ty� r h ... .
again ,able to Par. of Ool l d , fe 'l.v^ rem
.was..... . MatthewA� . � � ^
The ,cQm►paut�'" iia Mx,, a,ttcl �M�rs, • , ,
of 'Victory`:: " irr -' 'Canton; The late,'C be
r ear eltasm i lebratecl. the � luttaapt. iG�
tic/pate in fU Mullet!; tov�n�h .P� ' .
well as to eontribete 1750 tveroak i ' a,nnly rMar�x +un n eo f C?n1.• H Boat abeide as we wend n� e
atione°'
.r
• '• x Bolt
n rr
le
to , ' patriotic and charitsib 8 , arch,' 8th Combe of Cii'e'c+tt: �
Tho Exeter Teey�dvQeaiereioxtain fibs,
Middloa0a Hlr+ Regire be -
sect i�tir s�arr►iaris.
All + or that a parsnip measuring throe feel: fore: •on
at a subsequent meting t o U d tw iaches� izL length was dug 'up In M�
the garden et Eobt. Sanders? Exeter.,
way
were re-elected,'a?tid.
•o ahbeard o _ .
. ), R ». Archibald rut's reelected prod- may'. Fatally.BMW' ,. •.
Richard' Masse, of . the (irand d
district, , was fatally ` burr ''Tedd, 4
eseiay morning I 'took
when a coal.-oll elm eaplo •; be
•
dent. •
The "Q ? cersu of the company • are:
President, 'W. it. A.rehibald,: Seaforth •;
vice.-i►resident, F. McGregor,. Clinton:
last week.
Frank Wood, for manyyears - a
proinifent business man of .,..Exeter,
died on, March stit at • the age of
manager and secretary -treasurer. & . is Wife and was ligating a uire in hie- hime. °Hsi
U.R. 1, Clinton; Chris. Ieonhart, Brod- survive. ,.
he `ware �`iitiman fAa�ll,,r . �s tatlxba€;
e
A xeid, Seafoxth; directors,. Alex. Seventy-three years. was clad ,onl iu; natde�rw r' and
George Leiich, one $ot, D,r. Clan;' Wood,. of Sudbury,
Brosrldfoot, S.eaforl;h; within- a few seconder of
then ,e Xol►iols
hag@Il, j. Trewartha, Clinton W. Exeter has' lost two old residents ;hems a nose cox torch,"
i ' .
R. Archibald, ..Seaforth,, Alex.the persd'ns..af Mrs.:,�Christopher.'J'. His.. wife wils.bnrrled about tl'a�ds
MC iii
'Doming, Blyth, Frank McGregor; Clra-- Luker, who died on March ll.th st in her attempts to put out the 's.
J L.tninety'. d Mrt
vented serious atnage
Passmore, •who^ passed away' on March .,
•.�',� giveir ,xn�at
OA; Hugh;
� E
THAT WAS' YOUR. PLEDGE..
ANM ONE. -Y00.
HDU
E EP
BUT THE WAR
'EUROPE..
S LD BE
HC?t,J
OVER SOON
ALL THE ,MOREREASQ
.. IV
TO PLUG HARDE_ R I
.
THE hAST`pl�U6 WILL ,!dio
�,,_,,,.•,
TAKE EVERYTHING
WE'VE GOT [AID
DON'TFORGET WE'VE
4 ;. PS' -TCS
=THE 4A
BEAT, TOO
SAPEACE!
VE Fa►R
War Savings , are your bid
.-_
•
for victory , ,;,your stake
xn.the fu :tc},r e. A rare ro- .
. i� p
gramme of buying stamps
and certificates is the best
wayto save. And .your. dN
a: ut t
,S�-.dT
tJ t e ..
v+~ et s use there is 'b
x.: h st Ding. they day of1,4a1 ,..
victory. Are you buying
,:_Wary ,Savings Stamps and
Certificates re ilaxiy?
Alexander, Walton; . the age o -. yea , an . Neighbors +caste to the rescue and pre -
Malone, Seaforth Elizabeth I.'aesinore 'widow •of Samuel i d to the douse
NZ - The attention burned man. W s
JA shileid -.,,•Macy .. L 1,3t1i in her elgh c*nixtath year. f osh- anditthen taken �tl at loud to St
• Couple 'Louden, 'where
was the scene of a ,quiet wedding when Observe.50th Anniversary he 'died ;Pulp sy atght. a one
The •Ashiield Presby"'�rian manse • A,.sh$eYd
Pearl. Isobel,. youngest daughter of Mr. Mr, and 'Mrs. Wilson Irwin, lifelgixg de' the tTUesday children Of , U'
and Mrs.' Din can MacKenzie,. Lochalsh; residents 'of Ashfield, township, cele- and Mrs- J anmee Masse, St. roseph
and John Stuart. •Jamieson, only son, of 'brated their golden wedding annivers- ,._
.Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Jamieson, Geode- ary on March 6th: Tliey were mar- XORIiS t- • DREEO ',CL'CB
rich,. were united . in marriage. The ried in, Goderieh on Mach 6th, 1895, The Yorkshire. ,breeders, * L B
ceremony was performed by, Rev,. Dr. by Rev J.:Carrie, and. since then. have '
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W. O. Rhoad:, The bride wore 'a floor- made theirrtilorne Continuously ori the, county"'formed u. club at a re:ens ineet-
length. gown•• of white .embossed' chiif"on. ' 1pth coneelsiaii' of Ashfield. Mr., Wil- lug •.' held. in the agricultural xofCe,
Om' fingertip ,veil of , palate , d'esprit• son: -is, seventy-five years, of age and Minton» They„ plan holding a ahc w
as held in lace by' a shirred halo:';Mrs. Wilson, who before her anarria�ge ale ¶:con unction with the u�.=
w p• , , ae ear is ands
She' : ware a single strand of pearls, wash �av'ina T'aerepee ` C s r, ,
a. 'gift' from the • groom, and ' carried seventy-two: They have, three s ns
o ,
a shower bouquet 'of American ` Beauty Palmer, Gordon 'and Spence, and .six
randchildrenr
ie n• 'o
'apt..Jaornes Owen Comtbe -
A brou'e plaque in ,memory of
Captain James Owen Cooabe, who gave
his life in the 'A.11ied.cause in 'France
las A w n .e in..St.Paul's'
t- u us as u v iled �'
g . �.-
t, �•r;.;+,j..
it e1.4.IAJ.il, rr^-^r, Vlinto�,. m
roses. NMrs Jock Spla.n, • of Goderich,
_ o was, matron,', Of
isles' ..cit the- gr oznw
-s
honor. She wore afittedpink net.
*frock with' satin-.appliques'.andn?atch-
ing ,.shoulder -length veil, and • carried
a fan -shaped bouquet of 'pink , carne
ario
n
e esus. •il2iss
... ,....tip•: andA;,uaby .max i
-:Mich. "�'ir...
�1acl�enzie of-Tisrnsi>tig�•m, _. _. .,_.,_
hersist,:er's,.. bridesmaid,'. and was:
dressed in a canary --yellow• chlffeh
gown. Her headdress was of yellow
flowers and she , carried, Talisman roses
• and shaded snapdragons. Ernest 'But-
ton, ;.
a •ucknow,. was groomsman.-
After, the,ceremony -a reception was
held at. the" Park House, ,Godericli,
The bride's Mother wore a: printed silk
jersey" _dress and green felt hat. ,with
corsage bouquet of Talisman roses and
the groom's .mother wore navy blue.
brepe with: matching: sailor h,at. -. 'Her.
corsage- bouquet .was American Beauty
roses; Later, Mr. and Mrs, Jamieson:
left.64 a wedding trip to Niagara Palls.
For travelling the bride wore a‘ must-
ard ,woo]. dress with • matching hat .nhd
brown coat and accessories. - They will
snake' their home in. Luckily,
FREE!.CIGARETTE-S-forUve�seas..... „,„.
Local boys oyerseas will get thousands'of-smokee--€rcc. Wherever
-
their are,, whatever branch of the -Service -_
.,a..Qa..
'they are" in, • they. are constantly '
.-1 the minds 0f. the folks at home. ' Goderich is proud of them. • `• - ' 'x
IMPORTANT --If your name' appears in this issue go at once to The '
Signal -Starr. and supply the following" information :
1. The rank,, regimental number and name: "" =
2.. Overseas address of Mae boy or girl in the Services you wish • to
send cigarettes. to:
•Sito"iiid any person care to send cigarettes to the boys overseas, they can •Full Address. Details" of Unit
!lend $1,00 of more, to Mr. D. E. Campbell, and the cigarettes will. )3e sent'
•
by- -the- Goderieh: branch. of the Canadian , 'Legion.' : ....
• , ' THE `PLAN„ IN- BRIEF ..
' l�ach week for 26 weeks, •not neee'ssarily consecutive; there will appear ;
among the advertisements on • this page, the names and addresses of - per- This Cdupon is sent :in by.
a sons an The Signal -Staff subscription list in and around • Goderich. • • Read Name
the advertisements careftly. If you should m
find your nae, notify this,. w
office at once, •'•or before next publication dare to whom you . would 'like--
-
Cigarettes . sent The Signal=Stas will then send 300 cigarettes ,,4,vereoris
with: the -compliments of the 'advertiser, .thr-oiiglt the Goderieh. branch of
the Canadian Legion Tobacco fund. -
PRICE CEILING. •ON CANDY' AND
• BISCUITS
All' Candy, and fancy. -biscuits sold by
wholesalers . and . retailers will be
Placed under a price ceiling of a set
markutp', ::according to Prices Board.
officials. Both candy and biscuits have
been sold at -basic period prices up
until- now. The order does not affect
packaged -candy to retail up to 15
cents, or imports. This Prices • Board
order does not control .the price at the
manufacturer's level, which ' has been
previously 'fixed. .. '
••i
ton. Spring Show; which is 'being held
o Tues ay,
`:
J
une • 5th.
Al
fre
d
'
ainsr�� iayfi e1d. wasel tedFresiM
dent of
the club Alvin _ Betties, ,Bay'. ,
nerd,- vice:,preSb1etxt; J; Matt a,'
agricuitural • representative, - Clinton, •
secretary -treasurer.- .The director are
Ross Henry, Lucknow;
iai. This,
t
e fox
brussels diad J. Poweh� S a
m , c..... b- work.
' Q i~ cl'o
+r~lUt1x;aIst�.; ii pe�.'to�1'� o e
Quickly removed in Clean Semi'
91Or1l C NTor�
J
William Stone.
INGERSOLL,
^ The tired, worn'out mother cannot male
_:ome if she is siok and worried by the neve
household duties. 'a,
.Slie get3 ran down and becomes ne•
irritable, downbe -ted"' and discouraged;
night, and gets up in the uiorning'feeling as ed
� W omen •suffering in this way may find in
Pini; ,• r--luetly with which•=to help recuperate t.
down systetti, sad assist them back to health -4
• Pr>.. e fi[ie a box; 65 pills, at all drug conn -,
Loos. •ior our: trade mark a "Rrd Heart".,
The T. Milburn (;r , J.imited',iTo
at 0.
y hen abe,went•to
F �.iiurn s Healthand:Nerve
eir, ,health, build up the rant
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BANNISTER
�.° AUTO SERVICE
'Repairs to .11 makes of cess., \
Lubrication, Veedol Motor 011
TOWING
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a
Address .... . '�
NOTE: Advertiser. will please forward this . Coupon promptly to..
The Goderich Signal -Star.. -^.• .
Suceessor to J. Brophey
FLOYD M. s-LODG,E, Director
Phone 120 Goderich
Furniture Store -Il West St.
• • Ambulance Service
Funeral., Home -13 MontreaffSt.
- BEDFORD = HOTEV .`F
- - -courteous - Service . -
Reasu -., b1e Rates
Square. _Phone 323
'Send` the boys` cigarettes often
-SAIILTSTOOAL C4 . ,
Coke Wood •
Phone '75 , " Nelson St.
Under trying circumstances we
are trying to do a good Sob, • You
will find this'd 'good Sun to ' do
iiusineas.-with.
The S'giiare Go'derich
CARL IWOESELL
'eneraHIardwar = K .
Plumbing% and Heating)
Stove's and Furnaces
Paints and ,Oils
Square . Phone 283.
GP'ENTHER 'TRANSPORT
Earl it Gurenther Proprietor
Daily service to and from Tor-
onto;-Harpilton, London •
intermediate points.
Victoria St. ." PI>Node, 850
...:A, good . way to si:. rid your ev-
enings or leisure hours in pleas-
ant, 'congenial surroundings. -
West St :Goderich
BRADLEY & SON.
4ptomotive -Supplies, ,Motors,
Portable Electric Acetylene Weld-
'
ing, . Mawhine ShdYop Wor-k,• fie -
built Starters and . Generators.
iP.tione Z4-458., 1
CANADIAN ,TORE
OORPOTtATION
toc1ate, Store'
' GGODERIOR'
,
BOTTLING WORKS
Drink Coca-Cola
Tweedie's Popular Drinks
It fa; safest to get 'the best.
58 ' Piston St. Phone 489
•
• EMERSON' ;
STORi'
Tbtir. friendly 1314.. Drug Store
Prescriptlons ' 'a'` Specialty'''
Phone 45 ' `.Gioderieh
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
in season. •
r
,Scientific Equipments;
Friendly Service ^.
Phone 470, Eabt St.
L O. WHETSTONE, Plop:
Tires and „Batteries
Handlton St. ,, Phone 69*
JE'VG!LERY' d&: GTI'TS •.
P� .+
'Watches • Diamonds
fiepairs.
Phone Igp 6+ terict,
Welding and General Repairs
w . Itx GIII, l ' S1101*
OE`S.:LAUNDRY
AND rant t OLE .NIHGf
Prompt Service ,
'sWhen we're through it iookq
like` flew." '
Ilainilton St. Phone 240
.ALLAN'S GROCE tY
"A Ji odd' place' to buy."
The iQAPIT, L 6' HEATEL
Variety tlQua ity
For 'PoUr°Pleisnre
In Screen •Entertainment
P;bione 47
You've often watched the.rystanp
your cheque. Every day, in nch of
eve bank in Canada, the u been
scrutinized, stamxped and recorded. During
the war years,- this -daily flow of cheques ,
through. your bank has swollen to,a torrent...
Deposit accounts♦ are more numerous and
active than - ever `'before. -T is"=increase
fleets the tremendous activity .°of"Canadiaa ' a
life and business; Production, purchases
sad payrolls have 'all -reached record levels.
In addition,. three .qutatters of a million,.
men'and women in the armed services must
r.
get their. ;pay,, and their dependents .receive `
allowances .regularly. h
The handling of this, 'wacrtrrxie volume of
cheques ' is. quite apart fiom 'pumtet'ous
l°special services ,-which the banks have,
r undertaken -tee ' delivery cf milliOns .0f
Victory Bonds and the sale of countless
*tar Sav°ings •-Certificates; ration coo t
banking,, Subsidy payments. to, producers;
forei ,n .exchange - operations.
AO, ail this extra work has .been carried
out at a•otme when new help bas hadito be
trained to take the place of more than
t oO bank, workers town uniform.