The Goderich Signal-Star, 1945-07-12, Page 8EItICR SIONAL-STAR
FOR SUL
XXV, W. IL DUNBAR* **or •
,
V 1 S 0ffitM4%N, Organist and ChOinsuister
8.30, a,M. XIMIC CONRUNIf)N.
1°'''" a..Pi7CIIITROW'OOL.
. SCH,
; 040 aan: liolY C.010,11UniOn„ and $ermon. '' Snblect, 4 Goon- ..
.. - INTENTIO1N ROWARRE11." ,
, 7,00 p.m,' • Even$00 And $erm9fl ' ''':: • ,
-A '1",Trr'4.30riiial welcome is -extetiiled to all *biters,
tOME TWCIIURCII '
• , • „
,
North St, Uthted Church Knox Presbyte4an 'Church
Minister: Rev R H, Turnbull. Minister: Rev. R. Stewart.
Combined Services
DURING JULY IN
North Street Church
11 WORSHIP -7 p.m.
CONDUGTED -BY -
REVEREND RICHARD .STEIWART
KNOk PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A CORDIAL WELCOME Ai -Am SUMMER VISITORS '
,men,
Victoria St.' United Church
-BUNISTER--REV. LAWRENCE H. TURNER, DA. . .
ORGANIST—MRS. L. HANNA
10.00 am, SABBATH SCHOOL. -
11.00 a.m. "With the Master in The Out of Pdors.' "
7.00 p.m. With the•Master at Eventide."
UNION -9A5 a.m.
• ' YOU ABE WELCOME
•
Goderich .Baptist. Church
• REV. JOSEPH JANES, MA., PASTOR
's. Wilfred Donaldson, Organist.
BRIEF SUMMER SERVICES •
CONDUCTED BY THE PASTOR,.
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
• 1L00 an Public Worship. "The City of God."
•7. pant Public Worsrip.- "A Blessing That Became A Curse."
Wednesday, 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.' -
• — STRANGERS., ALWAYS WELCOME
''liETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
REV:A. G. HARRIS, Pastor.
Sunday 16 a.m.—SUnday School..
• 16 'WATERLOO ST.
11 a.m. 'MORNING aSERVICE.
. 7.30 p.m. EVENING SERVICE.
Tuesday fti p.m: Young People's Service.
Thursday 8 p.m.. Prayer •Meeting.
A hearty Welcome awaits ymi at this ,spiritual wershep
,omsommatiommormotommomo.
YOUNG" HERD SIRE rcat
O or.u.TT04:.H9LsTgusTs
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One tif-tfiq riefiest-hred young herd
sires , eyerused in this district- is
Glenafton • Rag Apple Minstrel,- 're
Robins'
Store
ON trtra sqitARE
- will be opened •
riday, July 13th
by
iitetits and Children's Wear •
28x
Amininimmuummommaii.
,cently purchased by W. Hume Mutton
& Sons, Colborne township, to. head
,their "Meadow Glade", herd of pure-
bred HolsteinS. .He Was' secured from
J. 3. E. OMcCagueA1.l1ston.
"Minstrel" bas • a great pedigree, his
family 0 tree reading like a veritable
galaxy of the stars of the dairy cattle
world, • with, World Record producers
and ,A11. -American show winners both
represented. He is a brother of such
-noted individuals as Glenafton Rag
Apple Mark, who sold for $15,200 to
top the blue Ribbon sale at Waukesha,
•Wisc., •laSt fall, and GlehTeefton Rag
Apple Alert, highest:priced, bull at the
1914 All -Canadian tale at $5,106. The
latter figure' was the largest 'palefor
•a Holstein bUll,,,loltraf- publie auction
anywhere in the Dominion last Tear.
The •sire of "Minstrel': 1s the famous
Montvic Rag .A:uple OM,ttrksmaTh who
was named All -Canadian three-year-
old bull for 1943 and AU -Canadian
aged bull for 1944.
• "MillStVel'S" &am GlenaftOn Nina
.2.111,14, Acme. Shei as been classified
as 'Yeti Good' in selective registration
did has a yearly record of 15,532 lbs.
taailk containing 077 lbs. butterfat,
average, test .4.36 per cent butterfat.
The Meadow Glade herd Is one of the
best • in . the Googrich„, district. and
"Minstrel" will have eVery opportunity
to prove himself there,
OWIA.
HAVE YOUR LAWN 4Z.OLLED WITH A
° POWER. LAWN ROLLER
O TELEPHONE
EARL " IVIacLAREN
PHONE 4013 or 394
•••••••.•••11.
ililuN Vou
EQUIEE COAJ OR 0OIE4,
t1A1,11,
Charles C. Lee Estate
MAL AND HARDWAVIE AT Tifill ,IIAR00114
-Reserve, ThUrSday, July 10th, for St.
George's ehurch garden party, On MS
chnrciflawn. Supper served at 6 p.in.
—
You are Invited, to Incet yoUr triendS
at the new "Club 001" on Kingston'
street, recently epened by Bert
Brereton. It's a pleasant ,place for a
cup, or tea or coffee, a' lunch or a
real meal. 27tf
Xlisd M. Baer, Provinelal'4egistrar
at.N.O.A.," will be in 4oderich on Fri,-
-day, July 13th. $lte will be glad to
meet all those interested in practical
nursing at. the a0W11 Tian at 8 ,pan.FLiller,
u— • • • „-
rush'^ representative,' Aliss
Winnifred O'Neil; Clinton, will call in
Gedericlv (luring the summer months.
Auone wishing to get in touch with
Phone Signal -Star Office, Phone 71,
- 724
-Summer •hats, ' in.` black, browii and
navy straws. Specially' Priced for
Friday and Saturday at 11,65. Miss
MiteVicar's Millinery, Kingstort street.
Vers Beauty Salon Will be closed,
from July 28tb. to August 7th, inclusive.
• 27-30
Don't suffer constipation, biliousneS$,
hidigestion—use Kipp's Herb 'Tablets
for quick- relief. An 'excellent tonic
laxative. 25c ' and 75c sizes, at
Campbell's and all druggists. ' 27-30
Indie6lion pains •Vanish • *quickly
when you use ' Wilder's - Stomach
Powder—pleasant, soothing. 50c and
-$1. at Campbell's Drug Storey.- 0• 7=
.It- ,4esn't- matter how hot or - how
cold the weather. is, people must have
shoes. Of ocourse they will wear out,
but you'll be surprised° how long they
Will last if- tou take them to M. N.
MacDonald Awn they "need" repakring.
YOUwill -find him in pa,rt of the former.
Signal office. **-
'McDowell's orchestra at Kingsbridge
Hall, Monday evening, -July 16. Last
dance until , ,Labor Day. •Admission
50 cents. Latch available. -28
n'BORN •
PREVETT.--At Alexandra Hospital,
..*Goderich,0 on. ,Weduesday, .July 11thr
1945, to Mr. and Mrs.: S. H. Prevett;
Goderieh, a son. •• •
CRANSTON.—At Private 0 Patients'
-Pavilion, Western Hdspital; Toronto,
on Saturday, July 7th, 1945, to Mr.
and Mrs; Herbert Cranston, Tdronto,
son, Wayne Sherwood,
_ _ .
•
IN 0 MEMORIAM •. -
-.AIONK.•-•••-,In loving memory -of .our-deaT
O uncle, Wesley „Mok, who Passed'
away one year. ago,. July 2nd 1944
'To.' those 'Wile.' have an uncle
. _Cherish Jilin with care, •
For ,never know his. value
Until you see his vacant chair.
missed by his three,nieces,
Evelyn, Mildred and phyllis. 28x
• CARDS OF THANKS
MR. HORACE HORTON AND. FAM-
ILY wish to convey their thanks
to those who were so. •kind, to them
in their sorrow ; they also. ivisla to
thank these* who 0 loaned ,cars for the
funeral or sent floral tributes. 0 -28
,A
T,OST.—ON 'WEDNESDAY, auLx n,
uptoWn, child's- sUn-glasseS, heavy
plastic frames. 'These are optometrist-
-ctibedi—to—correct—un defect
Return, to MRS. GEORGY CUR1tELL4
West Street. • 28x
. AVOVION MALE
CLEARING,' AUCTION S10119 OF
EIOU$IMOI,A), EFFECTS, On
W4PNESIYAZ •JULY 18t1i, 1945
' at 1 P.m., at Bayfteld
1 POeStal table;-11Mnber of rockers;
2 mantel .clocks -; -number small tables;
Oak hall „seat and mirrors;' 04)4,
table and 2 chairs; 1 mahogany wall
whatnot-r-1-da4rodp-411,ecahdaSiresW;In4gutaecahliture!
card tablo trola; ele'etric floor lamps and table
lamps; smokers; bedding ;, 2 reed
chairs ; quantity of linens; quantity
of carpet; X large rug 13 x 10; 1 large
red carpet 16 t 16; 1 walnut extension
table; 6 dining -room oak chairs;
garden tools; 2'laWn mowers; ,kitcheii
silverware, arifoil
iron; sandWiebi toaster; o
heater; 2 bedrdera suites; bed springs
and mattresses; dressers and. stands;
toilet sets pictures; 4 -burner coal oil
stove and oven; 1 ,set scales; • crocks;
boiler ; hand washing machine; • Whs.,
TERMS—CASH.
J..A. FERGUSON,'
• •- Proprietress.
- HAROLD. JACKSON, A
Auctioneer.
27-8 E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk.
AUCTION 0 SALE OF IMPLEMENTS
& HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING
at RidgeWOOd -Park" (Fleming Estate),
Colborne township, two miles . from
Goderich, on •
SATURDAY, JULY, 14th..
• * at 1,30 p.m.
Grain grinder ; :corn sheller ; 'buggy
Pole; woven -wire 'stretcher; ice tongs ;•
tools ;or•all • kinds; 3 18 -inch moWers ;
three -Section power -drawn lawn mower,
suitable- for 'golf- coarse or large lawn ;
light wagon; one-horse sleigh; Port-
land cutter; ladder; barrels; cream
seParatot ; one-horse plough; steplad-
der ; large wardrobe; child's cot ;small
wardrobe; reed table;' walnut-nntitme
*sideboard; writing •desk; bookcase;
,sthalr oak table; chesterfield and chair;
-reed rocker';'1tble- lamps ; number of
_rocking chairs .and echairs ;. two
card tables* ten oak :leather -seat, clin,
mg-chairsoak• dining-table„;eght
Single beds and,-, springs; cupboard;'
two .3 kitchen- -tatleV; several was1--
stands ; high chair; 125 -egg incubator;
Quebec . heater; • threOurner electric
stove; IVIcClary .eleetric 'MVO -1- large
cook ,stove-; quantity Of kitchen uten-
sils; all kinds of garden and lawn toOls.
WM. A. 'SUTHERLAND,
Solicftor"for •
MRS. C. M. FLEMING.
HAROLD' JACKSON,
72718 • Auctioneer.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE -OF
PROPERTY, FARM STOCK, Di-
PLEMENTS,'HOUSEHOLD EFFETTS
At'lots--IS and 16, Concession 8, Colborne
T.OWnShip, one. and one7quarter mites
west olk Auburn, on County road, 0 on
MONDAY; JULy 16th
Commencineat 1 p.m,, the following:
HORSES—Black team of geldings,
and 10 years old; brewn mare, 10
years old. ,
O CATTLE—White' cow,- 3 years old,
due December 21st; Durham coW, 5
years old, _With calf at,footi ',Hereford
cow-, due on. Noveinber• 5th; Holstein
cow, due in July; fat' farrow' cow;
2 -Durham steers, .2 years old; 3.Dur-
ham heifers, rising- 2 years old; S
yearling. steers; 2 baby beefs: •
PIGS—York ie.**, tine July 10th;
York, hbg; 3 young, York sows, due
August1.1th, 12th, 13th. One of these
is a registered sow from the'Wellwood
Farm, London, with_ papers. ,
POULTRY -80 year-old White Leg-
horn hens; 100 White Leghorn 0 spring
pullets; incubator; breeder stove ; hen
crates and egg, crates.
IMPLEMENTS , 'Massey 7li4rris
binder, Massey Harris mower, farm
wagoit,',()iewY; 'Sloop sleighs;-harroS
cultivator; seed drill, fertilator attach
O vent; hayrake; *riding plow; walking
plow;O root pulper; • cutting box;
fanntng mill; hayrack ;0 gravel bo,
and stock rack; bag -holder and truck ;
grass Seeder; post auger t harrow cart;
buggy; cutter; DeLaval cream separ-
Later ; 2,000-1b. scales; cross -cut saw;
forks ;' shovels;. • carpenter tools;
electric fence; ladder ; new hayfork,
arid numereus 'other, articles.
,HARNDSS-,--Set double harness; set
Single harness; a number -of 'horse
.
GRAtN AND HAY—Quantity of
grain: wheat, oats, barley, corn and
chop.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. —
O Quebec cook -stove; dining -room suite;
.bliffet; extension table; 6 chairs; day
bed; number of rocking chairs; number
sthall tables ; kitchen table and chairs ;
chest of drawers; clotheshorse; 2 bed-.
room suitesprings and mattresses;
hanging lamp;' hand lamps; thb stand;
'wringer; linoleums; carpets; bedding
dishes; and -other artieles too 'niumer7
OUS tQ mention. •
Eri4 MOULDEN AND. SON,
•
-•-• Nelson, are.sgrateful 0 to those who
were so 0 kind 0 to them in stheir' bereave-
ment ; particularly the neighbors . who
were so . thoughtful' and. kind. They
•would also like to convey their •thanks
to those who -sent flower0 or loaned
their cars. -28
•
TO RENT
FOR EENT. ---FURNISHED, THREE:
ROOM apartment, -heated.. Apply
12 Waterloo street South. 28-9
TENDERS 'WANTED
TENDERS "WANTED, — BY THE
'Goderich Trottiiii--'& Agricultural
Association for the sole privilege . of
supplying and selling score cards at
.our ,racd meetOn A.1.14114,t6, „,_The
tenderer -must supply bridle mafkers
and attach the saint to the bridles.
Tenders ,close on July 18th, at $ p.m.
OSWALD GINN,..
2743 Secretary,
•
TENDERS .WANTED.
Tenders will be received by the
indersignedb until Aust ist for white-
washing the Interior of the Goderich
O "AainourWs. The lowest or any tender,
not necessarily accepted. ParticularS
may be, obtained from Geo. Mathieson,
Chairman of Industrial. _Committee, or
the Town Clerk.
. S. IL BLAKE,
Town Clerk,
28-29 - Goderich.
I...;•oharoillowso.r.
11TENDERS.
,
O
Tenders are asked to supply 150 tons
of 1114 er-1* inch nut, pea arid filac)t
stoker Nal, 25 tons of anthracite stove
coal and 25 tons of coke for the Huron
County Home.' , Prices -ti;be fey coal
laid :down on the tracks at Clinton;
content to he given. Tenders to be
in, the hands of the County Clerk,
Court House, Goderich, Ontario', not
later Thf,m 21St. "
O X. W. AnTiLtat,
28-29 . Clerk, County of Huron,
A
"PLAIN GIRL" WINS NAPANEE
• .
"Plain Girl'," ilying,ont of the Whizz
Bang loft operated by Percy Johnston,
'Wen. thei,TIOrning Pigeon Club's rao
from Napanee at the week -end. ''aihe
race, 241 miles, was a tough one, as
the birds had to fly into the wind.
They were liberated at amt,Ake
first bird arrived Maid at 110 :Pni
A....number of the lofts tIld not report.
Birds to the number ,of 109, took part
In this rote, and th*Iir4 ton arrived
A'S talOWS 1St, I', 'IoluiSton, at 1,10;
2nr, '3rd, -1th,, E. Peachey, 140.
MI, Kb, 7th, CI' Loa, it 1.240 I 415.
1.284 8th, 9th, 10th, E. Peachey. The
next, "tee also *lit be from N'apatico.
•FARIVI.
-PARCEL 1—hots 15 and 10,* conces-
sion ,8, 'Colborne township!, EaStern
DiviSiOn, containing 53 .tkpres, more „pr
leSs, , stuccoed house, one -and -a -half -
story btu*, barn, silorl-lienhouSe.. and
drive shecl.sBpildings in good state
of repair. Twenty,five acres in hay,
14. acres in spring grain, balance 0hi
pasture. . Hay and gra.bi will be sold
separate, if farm not sold. -
PARCEL .2.,--Forty-e1ghe acres pas-
ture farm, south, half of lot 174 con-
cessiOn 7, C'elbbrne township; never -v
'failing spring ,ereek.
O TERMS --On chattels, caSh. 0 Pro-
PertY---Terms Made known day of sale.
AfA,R,GARET EDNA IfOtIthial,
Ilire'cutor of John W. Moulden Estate.
It. 0, HAYS,
Solicitor for EState.
HAROLD SA,CKSON,
' Anetionper.
28*
$1:06 BUYS A SifARE I
in the Itinsmen Ntodet Ilome, near
Lake Erie Peach, Leamington* Ont.
Beautiful. $8,000 leme $old" to .the
Winner for $1. fiend remittance to
Robt, Reid, Dept. 66, Itinsinen Fund,
l-,
IAtrningtoii, .Ontario. itecelpts sent
'hy return. 2630
FOR 4111,4P WATEUrtRONT
town of Goderich. Attractive bank
and beaeh. Iiealthful elevation. Or.
Chardl_ _fiewer,'--„wate4. Iiglit4 A nate
location for' Summer cottages or for
small farming. Partienlars from .1t.
0, HAYS, OOderich, ' 13t4
FOR •SAUL — 'FltAlv.111
cen,trally, located, Garden.
inediate possession, Apply 6 Carabria
'road. 26-7x
FOR • OAI414,1.--voca13a SPA/4;DM
rois,474stock, best blobAti
and Ragla,n ptreets. PiZone= 47234
sikuti. --gLuchuo 0004.
coat Kelvinator• cOndition.
A. Saltford. • ' 28x
FOR SA1111.--4VRAWIEHOUSE WITH
"P- hydro and water' also • a '4
Chevrolet 'sedan and a'baby. stroller,
like new., Apply p. s. VINCENT,
41 Elizabeth! street. , 26-7x
A sApn, •••—. Nil:14TE • BRICK
tkliouSe, six rooms, in good condition.;
with. garden and garage. V.Prite BOX
51, 27tf
'F.OR SAL .—sorr WOOD' SLABS,
O dry. $2. 5 a cord in 5 cord lots,
delivered, IRVINE 0 ZINN, phone
14-15; Dungannon.. 0 0 27-29x
FOR .SALE . --A. FOLDING CQT
with mattress; a ...wicker rocker;
two small tables; a wicker e'rn stanci
with jardiniere; Phone 738W. -2(3
FARM FOR, SALE.—LOT 60, BAY -
FIELD line, Goderich township,
,cOnsisting of 169 acres good clay land;
goal buildings. Will sell on reason-
able -terms. -Immediate posseSsion if
desired. Apply to A. E. TOWNSHEND,
Bayfield, R.Ir 2, or phone Clinton
900 r 21.
CATTLE FOR SALE, 50
stockers from 500 to 700 lbs.,
Durham and Hereford. Also some
heifers, would' make good cows.' Will
sell „ to, make ypti •money, 000 Apply- to
A. E. TOWNSHEND, R.R. No. 2, Bay -
'field, or phone Clinton 900 r 21. 0 .28tf
FARM FOR SALE. -37 ACRES AT,
- Benmiller; two-story stucco -house,
barn 30 x 50. Wafer and Hydro in,
house*•-and:*:tarn. Seven acres fall
wheat,_ 7 axes niixed grain ; .6 aeres-
bush ; 'rest in • pasture. Eighty rods
from church and school. 11 A. :VAN.;
STONE, R.R, 4, Goderich.28
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WAl•TTED
ANTED:-4EVERA.L LOADS OF
good loam soil for use in green-
house. JACK -SONS FLORISTS. -28
ANTED TO BUY. A SMALL
farm, with good bilildings. State
price and particulars. , MORRIS,
Station Roacl, Winona. 27-8x
WANTED. --•-TO BUY OLD HORSES
and dead cattle; must be suitable
for mink feed; • renloved promptly.
FRED GILBERT, phone 908 r22, Clin-
ton, or JACK GILBERT, phone 908 r
21, Clinton. Calls paid for. • 1812
AN OPPORTUNITY. --ONE TH.E.
nation's., largest companies, cater-
ing principally to farmers' needs, is
'ready to place a valuable contract
which should mean complete independ-
ence for a 'man fprtunate enough to
have the following qualifications . . .
,charaeter "-record - that—Wilt—WithStaild
investigation and proven ability to
effieierftlymaniige bah himself and
his own bnsiness. Finandia/ status not
extremely important but a travel out-
fit is necessary. Write THE J., R.
WATKINS 1,. COMPANY, Dept. 0-G-1
2177 Masson street, Montreal. 26-30,
WORK WANTED. --EXPERIENCED
, .
young married man wishes posi-
tion on farm where modern equipment
used. Separate- house, or woUld con-
sider position where wife t could keep
hous9. In Dungannon or hike ,keep
area. 'State . particulars in first letter:
Apply ,JOHN BOT„ R.R: 3,, Nerw/c4,
Ont: ' i ' ° 0 28-30
MEN AND, WOMEN__ WANTED..—
Men and women, exPerienced or
otherwise, young or old, ,for a part-
time job selling Familet "Guaranteed
Necessities, including food, farm pro-
ducts, eta. LoW- prices, special offers
make seliini easy. Apply for eX-
elusive' territory today., FAMItEX,
1600 Deloriniler, Montreal 24. -28
AqENT8IVANTED
A •
pA.TI3NTED GAS. SAVER, SUPER-
CHARGER, crankcase ventilator:
Converts waste • into power. Increases
mileage, ainazingly. Fits " ani motor,
easily, 'quiclay. Harmless, 'proven,
guaranteed. Attractive sales propos-
ition. VICTORY MANFG", COMPANY,
Cornwall, 'Ontario,,'-
- ,
,47,...........,......*.....wi
In the.. Present
TOL. should buy UM insurance,.
. ..
.: because the future is a most
'" . expensive- luxury. '
H. M. FORD..
, ,... ..
Get Insuro — Stay Instilled ...--
Rest issureii. . •
North St. , Tel 268w
46.7 '
. .
Does it hurt -,
a man tohaVe -him pay
.. ,
.hio Accounts?
Answer: No
Yon" r accounts 'collected
Without hurting. ,
IViacMATH
. i, ,
• Collection Bureau' *
40 East St. ,Oodorich
, Phone, MU
:NOMINATION MEETING •
TOWNSHIP, Oli' GODERICH
A. Meeting oflhe ratepayers of the
ToWnship of Goderich Will be beld, in
nib Council chamber of the. Town of
Clinton on Tuesday, July 17, at 8 p.ni.,
to neminate, a, candidate to nil the
vacaney hi Council caused by the death
64 Mr, J. Leslie Cox.
Th44 election, if any, will he 'held, On
Tuesday, July 24, 1..• • .
- ' - I •. G„ ytiolgPS0$„
„ R.
27-8' Clerk..
BARGAINS. .---- 'KEEP YO,U11 EYE
,•-•, on 12 •East St. Lor bargaihs in.
sQcOn hand. goods. Prams; beds, ehairs,
table dr,essers, .setteeS, stoves, radink
.,Sew ; Maehines, , electric fiXtUre$,.
Itou ehold apiiiiances," odds and ends,
of. al), "descriptiona. We buy,- sell 414
eicllange, also ,Ixave ft repair depart!
Went for sewing naachines, irons,
toasters, hot plates, and What have
you. Soldering dinae on farmers' pails
and utensils. C. ' WOODS, opposite
the Police Office,. 'Phone 331J. ..4 , 280
Fs% Tut SUPREME COURT OF
• ' . ONTARIO • •
IN T1.11) 11/ANTIIR OF, the ,Title to
Lot "Eight Hundred, and Fifty-two
(852) at the outer. of North Street
and Nelson -$treo 111 the. Town of
Goderich, in the County of, Huron;
AND IN THE M4TTI:1R,, OF . The
Quieting Titles Act, R.S.0, 1937,
Chapter 169. . "
00 Nona) Is. HEREBY 0,1VgN that
the . Corporation Of, the Town Of Gode-
rich has made air' application ..to the
Supreme Court of Ontario for a., cer-
tificate of Title to the above-mentioned,
property under the Quieting Titles
Agt, and has produced evidence -Where-
by it appears to be the ownerthereof
in fee free from ,all encumbrance-;
wherefore an other person having'
or pretending to have any title to or
interest in the said. lands Or any part
thereof is required, on or befoye the
First day of August next and ensuing,
to 'file a statement of his claim verified
by. affidavit in my ()ince tit Osgoode
Hall, in the 'City of Toronto, and to
serve a. copy on the said corporation,
or its solicitor, L. ID, Dancey, 0 K.C.,
at his office in the Town- of' Goderich,
ant/iirdefault-every such claim w°41 be.
barred, and the title .of the said Cor-
poration of. the Town of Goderich be-
come 0 absolute and indefeasible. at law
and inequity, sublect only to the re-
servations mentioned in the 0 22nd see -
lien of the said Act.'
Dated at Toronto this 26th day Of
June, 1945.' -
„ .E. LENNOX,. •
27,30 Insporwri-0' Titles..
SinsimEit IzEsOUTs
GRA.ND BEND.—NEWLY ERECTED
tourist cabins, Screened porch, now
*booking, Light 1iousek9ep1ng, spring -
filled mattresses, discrinainating clien-
tele. gentile only. Ideal for two
people. Write' or see MRS. J. H. Mac -
DONALD, Pinegrove Cabins, Wood-
ward avenue, Grand, Bend, Ontario.
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TEE ,KAwAR,THAS
ARE CALLING
HERg'S yOtit CHANCE ,TO WIN
lovely Honeysuckle LodgE000 in the
heart of the Kawartha 0 Lakes." Yours
for keeps if you hold the. lucky ticket
in the Rotary Draw en July 21. Only
-80 feet from the water's` edge at
popular Thnrstonia Park, Honeysuckle
Lodge has 4 large bedrooms, large
hiymg aitt!4,Allarters',7' kitclaen,
Isarge screened and glassed. verandah
Overlooking 0 Sturgeon Lake; -garage.
Furnished complete except for bed-
ding. Only 89 miles • from , Toronto.
Don't mise this one. Tickets 50c or
3 for $1., Proceeds for Rotary Crip-
pled 0 Children and COmmunity Fund.
Send- postal ndte today to Rotary -Cot-
tage Draw, P.O. Btax 8, Lindsay, Ont.
Tickets forwarded bS7 return.,. 25-28 amuse you.
TH SD atiriT 12this
Summer Brides
add to your happiness
ordering your Wedding,
Calms EARLY,
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COTE] ' OAKS "
1543
00 , This ',Store Will be Owe
. 'Wednesday, Jiily 13th, - due
•
to interior iniproveinents,
CUI1RY'S. BAKERY
,"The Rome of Tasty. Pastry"
MEL. • OCLJLBERTI Proprietor.
, PHONE -465. •
TO MEMOIRS
VoTionrxo ciutprrons..
,
'All Persons having' ..clairas against
t1e4state of Oscar Ernest ,Fleming,
Esq„ late of the Cit $ of Toronto, ,
in the • County of York, and of the
City . of Windsor, in the County of
Essex; and of. Ale Town of Goderich,
In the County of Huron, who died on
or aboUt the 29th day of November,
A.D. 1944, are,hereby notified to send
to the undersigned' personal represent-
ative' of the said deceased on or before
the 3rd day of August, 1045, full par-
ticularS of their claims. Immediately
after. the said date the said personal
repregentative win distribute the assetO
of the Said deceased, having regard
only to claims of which he shall then
.have notice to 0 the exclusign of all
others, and he will not be liable to ani
person. of whose claim he shall not then
have notice, for the assets so dis-
tributed' or any part thereof. •
O Dated at Goderich this 27th day of
June, A.D. 1945.
WILLIAM -A. _SUTFIERLAND„
Solicitor, etc., • •
26-28 Gotlerich; OntariO.
NOTICE TO-TREDITORS. .
0. • .4'7-7:
Ned&istliereby g-Tveil to all ersoil
haying--any'claingainSt the estate 02
Mary AnniNkung, widow late° ot the:- -
Township of Ashfield in 000the County
of Huron, who died on or about the ,
29th day of June,: i945, to send' same.
to the undersigned on or before the
20th day of July, 1945, as on and after
that date the executor of the • said
estate shall proceed to make distribu-
tion of the assts thereof, ha•ving•
regard only to the claims then Bled..
Dated at Goderich this 4th day of
July, A.D. 1945. .
O ' • R. C. HAYS,
Goderich,. Ontario,
27-8-9 Solicitor for' the Estate. .
WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS
Bus' Schedule now in effect
,Leaves Goderich 8.05 a.m. 12.30 p.m.
and 5.10 p.m. daily
Arrives Goderich 012.05 p.m., 5.05 p.m.
• and 9.10 p.m. dilly
Extra Bus run on Sunday only leaving
Goderich at 9.30 p.m. arriving Strat-
ford 11.05 p.m. ,
—Direct connection „te an Points_
For information phone British Ei-
ehange,292 or 717.
IND YOUR WAY AROUND *GODE-
RIOH.—Buy a map,, of •,.th.e town
for 15 eel:Its and a copy of the famous
will of•Dr. Dunlop for 25 Cents' at THE
RONAL-STAR. - The- map will- show
you where you are, and the will, will,
274-
•
The following garages and service stations are open on
s Sunday, July 15th, a t
WM. CURRY
• CRAIG'S GARAGE
BANNISTER'S AUTO
O SERVICE
. WM. -ROOPE*
Im mediately
cups .To, opiiATE SEAMLESS RALF ROSE
,KNITTING MACHINES AND, LOOPERS.
.LIGTIT QLEAN WORK.. EXOELLENT oiponTirNrii
;of -444
TO LEARN POSTV011, - TRADE. •
GOOD. PAY AND WORKING CONDITION'S.
APPLY
Holeproof FlOtery, Company
,Canada, Limited
East Stied Goderich:
PliONE 960°