HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1945-08-30, Page 5STEWARTSI itWE;S
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Roses always in stock
Pone 860) at all holm,. • Martiiu S, Stewart ,The. Square
"in flowers it has been -Stewart's since 1863,"
TIME TABLE MANGO
'T~ueaday, Sept, 4,
.antL other spoeftk datesu,
uli information 'from Agents
CANADIAN 'NATIONAL
" RAILWAY'S
35- No, T541"
to relieve .., - are designed to remove glare,
� eye -strati which"
' With the opening of school be sure to have a
NERD► -ARAM LAMP
ni your child's desk lamp. 'The student,young
• �, � oar old, will
be able to study longer with lees •otrain on the eyes and
reduced body fatigue. ; The retention of good eye -sight is
well worth the cost of any Lash' ' designed scientifically for
this purpose.
You can also obtain at the CORNISH ELECTRIC the
new Flourescent Units for stores, *offices, barber shops,
restaurants, etc.
Suit or .. overcoat'
A omiplete range ' of sam-
ples ready for your inspect-
tion.:
Repairing, re -lining, remodel,.
ling 'service.
Call 317
,Try our
Vitamin. B1
RConditid Mercliandise
in new condition
Kitchen Table and Four Chairs --Ivory
with Red, °Trim
,... .... ...... 4I45 oma.•
Square • Extension Table -Ivory and Red 710
°- lw-Perfection-:3; burner•'Cal Stove _ : .. .
... 12.00
New•Perfection 3 burner.,OiioiVe 10.00
1-3 burner Short Chimney 'Oil Stove . , . ... , 8.00
1-16" Woodyat Lawn :Mower, 10" wheels, •
5 cutting blades 11.50
SPECIAL; `y
Several Occasional Walnut Chairs, 'Different Styes. These
chairs are : not upholstered -- $3.50; d:up.
Phone 184W
Animor
ATTENTION
Veterans of
Both Wars
Al[. IVmuj re asked .to Parade on
Monday, Sept. 3rd,
LABOUR. DAY `
IN COURT HOUSE PARE
at 1.40 p.m.
To March to Agricultural Park
Dress—Old Veterans, Medals and
Berets. b '
New Veterans, Uniforms and
Ribbons.
Cars for t1iose unable to march.
D. E. Campbell, H. S. 'Turner,
President. Secretary.
34-35 Canadian Legion
HOME FURNISHING'S, FURNITURE STOVES.'
On the Broadway of .Goderich`
KUDkr..
r .
Belting
Assorted widths
2 PLY LAWN HOSE
LAWN MOWERS .
-CLOTHES EANLPERS
COCOA MATS
E. Breckeuridge
"(Successor to the late
Fred Hunt)
Hardware and 4i" tubing
Dl`TANNON
DUNGAN ON, An j. , A. Mrs.
rTelli lty #in ley.-, antt - lien" s tar;
Mrs, tazuie t hristilaw, have returned
to their 'bonzes '.atter visiting for •two'
weeks _ with the former's • daughter,
' Mrs..:ussell r `ree, and S�izr. Free,' of
Brampton. .
Miss Beulah. ,Kniglit spent • $undaty
with her cousin,, Zonas' Marjorie Free of
Rrampten:
]k'•te, Eimer McWitinaeyhas ar-
rived home from overseas after serving
nearly four Sears ,in the European *a.r�;
his wife ..is. expectedto join hint soden.
Mrs. (hos, Diirnin and sister, Mra.
Eleanor Aldermalur Detroit,; "a.cconn-
panied "bythe former''s granddaughter,
Miss- Virginita. , Lee Smith of Clare,'
were visitors hist week with
their cousins, Mr, and airs. R. J.
Durnin, , •
Weelt-end 'visitors, with Mrs. R, J,
Crawford were .Mr.". and Mrs, Earl
Bealls and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Turk
of Detroit, m • :..�.
3oin.:°-L.'August 24th, at Goderick
Hospital, to Mr, and •Mrs, Chas.,,Petrie,.
a son. Congratulations r ...,.
If/O. Benson Pentland; wife . and
two little sons, of "Toronto,, are visiting
relatives in this 'district.
Mr. arid Mrs. • ,,�'�eo. Hamilton re-
turned on Friday after;. spending a
few days 'with fr1ends in Toronto. •
Godand • Mrs. Harold Taylor of
ich are coining to reside inDun-
gannon when Mr,' Taylor_ takes over
the duties of principal of the 'public
school. Miss Helen Stothers, south of
the village, . will be the assiutant
teacher: School reopens on Tuesday,
September 4th, °
Mrs. Ada Anderson has been visiting
her §ister, Mrs, Win. Barlow, Goderich.
Rev. W. J. Rogers, of Dungannon
United church, was on the "Church of
`the Air," OKNX, on 'Tuesday morning,
He was assisted by lIt s,15.
;onald
Pewler, who sang two solus, accom
Nulled by Mrs. Stingel.at the piano.
Mrs. Freeman and daugbter..,,Leota,
of Clinton; visited the former's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Abner Morris, on
Monday. 'Other visitors for the week-
end were „Mr, and Mrs. Tien Morris of
Kippen. • - L,
The Sunbean Club are busy making
quilts for, relied in Europe. On Wed,;
nesda°y.5 quilt was quilted at the home
of Mtg. Graham .. McNee:
Master Ronald. :Alton is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Robt. McCabe of
Benmiller. • _
Visitors.' to see 'Mrs. Ilerb Alton,
--who is not very well, were Mrs. D-
K. Alton, Mr. Tom Blake ,and Mr. and
iNIrs. Bert Alton, Lanesviile.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hern, Sault Ste.
Marie, who have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. (Rev.) W. J. Rogers,
left on Monday with. Mrs. Rogers and
daughter Carol Ann `to . visit their
'daughter, Rev. Reba IJern, of ,hrna,
and continue 'on a trip to Sarnia to
visit other relatives before returning"
home. -
A BORN,
BUCHANAN.--A.t Alexandra.Iiospita
•Goderich, ion August 28th,, 1945,
Mr. and . Mrs. Richard' B.uchana
K.R. 3, Goderich, a son, •CUNNINGHAM.—.At Brierwood Nur
ing • Home,._ Worcester' Park, .Sarre
England, August 1a, 1945, to Flfgh
Sergt. and Mrs. Norman G. Cunnin
ham (nee •Mary Tye, Colborne, On
tario) of Ewell, surrey, a Son, I
Macdonald. .
GLAZIER. _At Alexandra Hospita
Goderich, on August 24th,. 1945, t
Mr. and Mess. Russell Glazier, 9
East street, Goderich, a son.
MVIURPRY. ,-At . St. Joseph's Hospita
London, on Friday, August 24th
1945, to' Mr, afid Mrs. J. W. Murphy
I3am„ilton"street, Goderich, a laugh
ter, MDT ,Lau. •
PETRIE. --At Alexandra Hospital
Goderich, on ingust 24th, 1945, t
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Petrie,- R.R.
Dungannon, a son.
Loose Leaf Books
with 2 metal rings, also 3
metal sings, and reji11s,.
-� for same.
Loose Leaf Books
with Zippers
Drawing Books
& Drawing Pads
INCLIUDING
Waterrnan
fi
and . Parker
Fountain Pens
Paint Boxes-
for Public and High School
Extra GooG, value in
Scribbling and
Exercise -Books
5c 10c . Q 'and up
Pencils
Ruler;.
Pei: Points.
Crayons
1, ..
to
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g
an
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m -PRESTO
1� . Press u r -e -Coo kers
Prices- rage from $17:50 up."
ON SALE AT
°
L. •H. ZINN'S. b .
Your Home Appliance Store
The Square . Goderich'
,
SEE THE
iTir
In a seven year campaign, over two . million
`;iredatory crows and . magpies: were task, en
'frolic the duck breeding grounds of Canada.
,,,,*_‘,V‘ii,';C`4 •
Only. by wise conservation an Canada's
bird life be protected for our future enjoy.
ment.
YOURS•TO ENJOY YOURS TO PROTECT
CC o N I n 1 o e're n 8 Y
• CAWS
fit1E
CAMAIO commis mis l.Uluttt'b
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FOR SALE.
RY . TENDER,
Property -of the -
!Government—of Canada -
LAND, BUILDINGS AND
FENCES
At South Goderich, Ont.
(Formerly Landing Field. for
No. 12 ;Service Flying Training
- School, Goderich)
War Assets Corporation will •
receive offer's to purchase the
• Crown -owned Propertydescribed•
below : .
Relief Landing Field and farm `
property, at South 'Goderich, On-
tario, consisting of parts er Lots
8, 9 and 10, Concession 4, and
parts of i gots 3,` 9 and 10; Con- '
cession 5 lh the. 'T'ownship
(xoderieh, County, of . H-Iuron,
'Province . of ° Onts.rio, comprising.'
in all 348.07 acres- more or less,. •
including the tiin fenced..,aero.
clronae and„ approximately 43.5
acres adjoining toggther'• with the
• buildings thereon, bet excluding
,,electrieal power and light instal-
lations used int' the operation of . '
the aerodrome. The 43.5 acres
is subject to a lease from the '
Crow expiring June 30/40 and
the same is sold subject to all the
terms and conditions contained •
in the Said lease.-_.xv�,.....
A certified Cheque ` or .TBank
kraft to the value of i0% :.'cif
tender • i►rit!e for the- above
property made payable to War
'Assets C'orpa)ration, onnlst` he for -
r% i'ded with the envelope 'narked
plainly : ---
°'1•Tenderi• P No.. D-1-2 For Property
At `South, Goderieb, Ont.
addressed . to the Secretarv, 'W'ar
Assets Corporation, 4095 St.
Catherine 'St. West, .,Montreal '0,
Quebee, .
`render§ will close' at 11, o'cloelc
noon, . 111astertt . riaylight. ' Time,
Tuesday, . September 25, 1945..
The highest or any tender may
not necessarily ire.'iceepted.'
Cheques or Draft's Draft's will
be returned to • Uit:fttc'.'essail
tenderers.
htle of thi;r` .)rbperty to 'any
P111( baser will be ,tttb jest to the
Air proVal of the ,Govern rain,-
• Connell,
. WAR ASSETS
CORPORATION"
tread )ince: 400, -:St. Ctttherrino •s
St. Wei*, Montreal, Que."
Does it .hurt
a man to, have him pay
his Accounts?
Answer: No Sirl _
Your accounts, collected
without hurting.
Collection Bures,u, -
40 East St. Goderich
Phone 531J
Midnite Dance.- Sept.. 3 -12.05 a.m.
LAST BIG DANCE — ' LABOR DAY NIGHT!
Softball - ournanfent Labor Day
BRASS BAND AND PSTREET PARADE
GAMES START 2 P.M. < FINALS 6.30 P.M.
Sunday ' Sept.' 2nd
, FRED FUNK'S VARIETY .ENTERTAINERS
' NEW SHOW! 14 ARTISTS !
COME EARLY! :
rHeRe ARE
rNE itEASaft6
WAY 1'M
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World sugar st ► ks are dahgerously Io . w d
use less...' use with discrdon