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the.. Goderieh - area, were shipped te
I Detrolt.". Captain MeGregor snp-
plied, 'Detroit' with 1,060 barreleof
••11§11 af $1 per barrel in that year,
: In 1830...Captain 'Marlton owned a
•• Ves$Sel valsiela in those pre-ratilWayri
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lay a carried On a 'buy trade wials
Dnt
,etroit from the Gialerichs
•With the passing ef the years up
to the present time many. 'stile. and
daughters- cifG'etlerich and distriet
fare .to lies•' -found residents of De-
troit' in. Common with' it • reinarkabl,y
large number of „Canadians _f•rolu
otherpartslu the summertime
luaus of these Detroiters visit their
native town of Goderich aloug with
• . hundreds of other Detryit visitors.
'ANb--HERE AND THERE '3•'(''ll°"riell' Detroit is uo strange
. • - city doWn the lake bat •on.e • well
'known tthd with. which there is
' .Tlie .0ineita 'weather thermometer • •.• -.
... , . nsisierable inter -visiting. Beat of
30:vm1 Ih.e teY1iwi'itil,3-.'(' t`o sl'e 83 luck, Detroit, for contiuutal • pres-
ha the shade 7 tinlaY : (Thursday) ' verity and developineut. ..
for .aise warnie.st clay in .Gotlerieb. ' - _ •
:E0 far this i•sea-sen. an July inli , Vevords at the tourist inforiu-
.
•and.- 14th it registered. 62. . • at' - ' b tr 1 - th a• . a re snore
awl 00 1- ),0v • . , I I - .. _
t teuristS passing through here„.frone
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. . I Western Canada, than laSrd Year.
Of • the three. Fallaulleava
s, nl !
, . ,Net. that they. are stopping here, but
...training . vessels," whit* visitetel passieg through. In the last .few
v. „scroderich• harbor this week, one „had 1 adys there 'ha v e ‘• been three ears
"-a -)e-t monkey aboard, another .1st from winnipeg, . Evers eee,ster4
Pet 'Witte; so the third•-•Fairmiles risevince has - been registered • at
not Ile be outdone, todIssaboard a pet , tet booth. Nusrierou.s ears from
kitten .from ,Goderich. '
. I California and Florida. have . akso
• I been 'noticed." .
The Sunset Hotel has made an ' . , •
innoVation to its summer sehedule 1
. A- thre'esway 'switch in 'houses
- with the serving of Sunday evening, was- made by threealliderich fana
French buffet . supPers„.• at which jae,.4. (al Tuesday nighi•-; aft between
•anYOSte is welcinne to attend. -16.30 and 10.30 pate J. C.' NVilsono
East 'street,. bought 'It. T. Kelly's
liouse. on _St. David's street. ' Mr.
li.4.41y ..bought •-the cafe irstt -door to
him on 6S., Dayitl's. -Street. Stanley
Ryan, Olen rented the house vacated
by J. C: Wilson. Mr. Kelly first
moved . his !furniture ,• out on • the
lawn to launch the speedy evening
three-way switch. .
To date the number Of United
States tourists Visiting. Goderich
by motor car is 'reported to be not
quite up to the nuiuber 1as4 your;
yet the number visiting Goderich
harbor on ca,bin cruisers and yachts
is definitely bp over last year.
' Preferring plenty of fresh air
'
to the confinement of, a hotel or
house room, Yukon Eric, sine of the
pro wrestlers at the arena last
Saturday night, hooked in with his -
dog at a tourist cabin on Vic-
.' aoria street• and left all windows
and 'his door open for the night
to get a -maximum amount of air.
- •
d'oday's heat :sentmeek "people
hurrying to the' beach to get into
their bathing suits and beat the
heat by • swimining. One three-
yearsold- youngt-iter met with' a
ducking •Of another• sort and Lica
at the harbor. First warning came
when the yeungster's alder brother
C ari
•• A representative of a • tdinate
- conning pkint .at• Chatham Ny'ho'
. visited • Gederich today ' in * sea rch
-of help stated'. he obtained .very
• little from, Goderieh isver the past
years, yet. always secured qaite 11
-.number from Kincardine,.
Loud in his praise of, Goarich
- as a remarkably beautiful ,Suninier
spot, -Charles R..Locklin of Pontiac,
• Michigan, today told •The. Signal-
. Star he thought hundreds of people
„wile nniatially. visit Florida ( which.
he• visits every whiter) would' came'
to Goderich in the St11111110r, if. an
• .ambassado.r from Goilerieh went to
. Merida in .the, NVillter and worked.
threughthe Chambers of,Cominerce
down there to publieize -this abase
-Ile .ev-en Offered to. accommodate
• such 0-..•rePreaentative free of all
seosts for a week -or tnote. ,Ile silso
purchaAed .from a Uuthrieh antique.
'Slade an ont box Piano (.0•Wiled • be
.the late. Mb -s .Fraser) ' and • also- `a.
Franklin stove, . bet h, helieveti to •
be • .about ninety yeo rs. old, a nd ra-
Sesited there to the Huron ("minty
Museum ins a 'gesture ot', goed-wllt.
isWit h li undreds et summer
froni Detroit and. Michigan
• in our midst . we ike -time out,' to
• salute the City of• the Straits on
the, (as-at:ions of, its g,5.oth,,,enni,vers
ary. it was. fotinded••in 1701 .by
, With 'reference. to this
• date' it is intereSting to nett. that
• the 'great. lerench •explorer, Samuel
-..-desChilinplain,...first visited' the -site
of .the present •town of Gdderich in
••1615, ‘stopping briefly at the. Mouth
of-. the • Menesetung River. The
net white Visitors eatne in 1668
., and Were. the French Sulpician
• '• plorers, Galinee and Dottier: .Then
Detroit came into the • picture of
• . Goderich's ' development. In, the,
• spring .,of 1826 an American' !mined
Gboding and .a „French-Canadian
* Milne& Duc,harine -formed a, trading
. partnership a.,t,' Detroit and ..estab•-•
:shelled one of their trading posts at
themoilth.of the Menesetting River.•
. ThefolloWing year, 1827, John Galt.
from Scotland, in conjunction with
Dr. William. "Tiger" DunloP, also
• fromcotlaild,, _founded Goderich.
•Back -in, 1830s.considerable fish from
, NEW PICTURES
Beautiful., Landscapes, -Flow-
ers and Ships. 'Brighten up
yew: lifing room With one of
Atr good Pietores.
Smith's Art &,. Gift Store
• East St. Phone 198
front store of a Goderich merchant
and excitedly announced, sMy bro-
ther fell into Something Thud.' ,11.-s
coming out his eyeS." Quickly, the
merchant ran to the •buck ,shop and
not only was it 'coming. out of his •
eyes, but also out ot .1115 „shoes,
out of his hair, out ot his trousers
and, in fact, Wits 'pouring from all
a mess," said. the Merchant, Ntho
part.s of. him. "1 ,never saW such
addeds that he , .had repeatedly
\yarned the youngsters to stay away
from tile bigspit at .the back of.I
hia stsite where there. were Isterrelss
of old Crankcase' bit. On.,;•ips -tour
•ot investigation the youngster had!
head -first into •• a .barrel of '
the:oil, • „
• PERSONAL,' jVIENTION
ContributiOns.fe*this 'Personal
.Mention column are invited
Irony'readers.. -Let us have 'the
iiiana6 of your visitors.
•
:Mr. and Mrs. lisen Croseer of
Detroit •nre visiting at -the' home of
Mr. and .51)..s. Chas. Leckie.
Mr. Ilerhert, H. Elder of Toronto
is visiting his sisters, •..11rs.''
Mumby and MIA Ethel Elder.
Mr, a,ud Mrs: 1). J. Patterson
have returned flaw' a holiday trip
to Michigan, Indiana and Ohio.
• Mr. and Mrs. Gordon .Fraser, of
Kaltuntia-oo, Mkh., ,have been glitNits
th.14$ week' of Mrs. CIAIS. MX1'4
Mr.., Wilfrid O'Loughlin of De-
troit has been spending a few daYs
with relatives at KingSsbridge, -
• 'Mr. and Mrs.. Percy Stywart and
two sous, of Devil's Lake, North
Dakota, are holidaying with relit-.
rives itt Gederich and distriet:
Mr., and Nils-. Earl Woods and
family, of Detroit, were geests • of -
,Miss Rose Fox ovt tbk. week-eud!,
Miss •Grace Tigert of :Sarnia has..
been holidaying at, .thes Inane' ot---
Mr. and Mess Ray Barker,. Hincks
Streei.
Mr, and. Ars. G. Carpenter and
family, of, Welland).- are' visiting
the ..ladyas mother, 'Mrs. Chris.
Johnston.
Ni.'• ant' Urs Benson Satiders
and son of Toronto are guests with
Mr. Sanders' sister, Mrs: Lorne
McCartney. •
Mr. and Mrs. John McKay and
sone, Bobby and John.- 4)t OttaWa,
are Visiting Mrs. .Mc•Kay'S mother,
Mrs. G. J. Hetherington.-
Mts. -John L. Anderson of De-
troit L sendingsseveral days with
her brothel., .11r.. Geo. Ellis, and
Mrs. EMS... •
• Mi.ss Olive. Robertson of Htunii-
ton is enjoying a two weeks' vaca-
tion with her sister, Miss Grace
Roberison, Quebec street. • •
Mrs. Mary Yroetuan of Elora is
visiting , her aunt,: • .alre. Moser,
Hanallon_ street, -who suffered a
stroke on Saturday *striirnieg, •
Mr. and Mrs. . S. M. • Warwick,
of Louden, havebeen the. guests.of
Fox, for the post two weeks.
' „Mr.' John Snell of Brandon, Man.,
has been visiting this Week with
his cousin, Mr: Wm:,.W. 11111, Bruce
_street, Thy are both now viailingl
Mr. Diek :Snell at Bramastah. * '
•
• I)r., Wesley , Harrison and sons
Bud, neemniatnied by .aliss •Mary
Louise slInnyartl, all at' Detroit,'
,were week -end 'guests with Mr.
and, Mrs. j. S. Ilovvries .
Mr, And ,Mrs. D.• E. Whately.and
son Christopher • haVe returned
home .to 'Woodbridge after:holiday-
.
ing with Mrs. Whati.ly's ptirente,•
Mr, and, Mr. J. A. Snider.
Mr,; ond airs.. W. ..Lawrence,-
.HurOn,roads had as their week -end•
aisitors Dr. and Mrs. Cecil NI -Orris,
Toronto; and Mr. and ,Mrs:
WOlfe •and. family.
.Visiting • at Mrs.- Normon •
Leod's eottasen are Mrs. lean .Gor-
&in, -Miss -Orrice' Lapointe, Mrs.
Cyril' Pro( -tor, all of •Torhnto„- and
Mr. . ands MTS. Starkweather.„ Of •
Detroit.
Mr: and 'Airs, ':.Ernit .1c( ait
nev aud their daughter, • teolu
of Druid, Sisk, are .spending• holl,
days with •Mr. McCartney:s, sister,
Mrs. Lilian Froward, ' and other
t!,Otitives in the district.
The Goderiell liciy,s "at tending the
Kitehener-Waterloo vamp
'at Honey Harbor this 'veal. are Tom
OBItUARY
• . , DONALD •MtiCKENZIE . •
The • death ocearrjd in •, Detroit
. •
est July. 14111 Of Dormal 'War) 'mac,.
Kenzie. :son' of Kenneth MacKenzie
and the late Mrs., alaCKenzie of
Goderich.. -The deeetteed win.; .farty.•
live years of age .and is survived by
his wife. andstwo 'children, Ilruce,
12, aud Luann, 5; his fathers' Ken-
neth MacKenzie. of Goderiels; one
brother; Angus. MacKenzie of :Ter-
-onto,. and five sisters. Mts.' H. J.
Hanheer S('atharine.) of Detroit,
Mrs. ( . E. Wilson .( Isabelle) of
Hamilton, Mrs. Lorne - 4)11111
(Bertha) and Christine, both of
iforouto, and ,Betty in, Goderich.
literment Wag at Holy Sepulchre
cemetery, Detroit, on Tuesday, -July
17th. , Miss Betty 'MacKeniie
tended the . funeral.
TOBIAS FIS(HER
A ' well-knOwn ' resident of. Col-'
borne township; Tobias. Fisher, 'died:
in Alexandra' .1Ioepital
.day in• his seventy-eighth year. A
Aon of the late., Valentine and
'Susannah Warner Fisher,' he was
born in Colborne township, where,
except for a few years in Kitcheneri
he farnied nearly.all his life. He
was a member of •the,Benmiller
Lodge, Canadian , Order. of.
Fo'resters. /His wife *pas•Sed away
in 1922. 'Surviving are two. sons,
Wilfred Fisher,Colborne townShiP;
(„Lord-ol, of, Hamilton; taro dthigh-
ters, Mrs. John Haldaine, of .11ain-
'ilton, and Mrs. William Goddard, of
A.uhurn-; ii-sister,--Mrs:--John '-Young,
Elgin , avenue, GOderieh, • and nine
grandelaildreft. .• •. '
• The funeral sertice on—Monday
at the. Cranston and Walter funeral
home was 'conducted by Rev. J.
Harrower, of Benmillers United
Church. • Interment was in • the
Colborne township. cemetery: •
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Y�ur. Car's 1,?ea! .End .Need.s
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The precision mechanism that .turais
engine powir into GO power at your -
• rear Wheeli, demands special: skill and
experience for repairs .,.,the kind of skill
you'll find at oillt shop*: When in
need, see our experits,;to save nioney
perhaps yoir "oar I
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N 4%1)14 ST.
41,111;ti. ruoko
• it11014, la 8
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Shackleton, Barry and Victor Whet -
John Graham, John Cori.,
Craig Sturdy and John- Sully.
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Anderson,
Jerry • 'and Shirley have returned
from a* two weeks' viSit- to Mani-
toulin Island, Sault Ste. Marie and
at 'Kirkland • Lake, where they
visited with Mrs. Anderson's -sister,
Mrs.' Watton„and(Innen A.
Watton and family. •
Mr. and Mas. Albert Nt•.,'Ilkins
have 'returned borne from a pleas-
ant . visit .With their son -and hie
family, Mr..and.:---Mrs. Howard Wil-
kins, ;nt; tendon'. On their return
they were acconifsanied .by their
^grandchildren, Barbara and Sandy,
who will remain, for a further
visit. * • '
Mr:. and Mrs. .• E. B.• Hale, of
London and his , sister, 'Mrs. Win.
.1. 'Staples of Seattle; Wash., were
dn town* bit week and. looked -up
friends of former 'days in Goderich.
Mrs. 'Staples is tbe. former Maud.
Hale, who hi s livesl.for Many, years
at . the west 'coast and- saw: Many
changes in her native tOWn. • '
'Mi'l J. Waley -MOOre,7 Miss
Minnie Rudd and Mr, and ;Mrs.
.John Vineent attencled••11.• reception
.beld at the home of Mrs. -T. I.
Watt, Clinton, on Monday evening,
in honor, of Mrs. Alice M,'. Robson,.
who ' that day, celebrated • ber
one • hundredth • birthday. • Mrs.
Robson has made her home With,
Mrst Watt for some years and is
thefirst person 'strewn to attain
such an age in Clinton or vicinity.
Briefs
'
1
Octogenarian Club picnic: at
Upderich -Pavilion, -*uponsdred by -
Goderich Kinsmen -Club on Wed-
nesday, August lat. `' 39X.
mill end Parnt ..in assorted
'colors at 84.50 gallon. Phone sour
order to. '22. • We c.Iliver. This;
bargain, won't last long: Phone' 'at
once While the selection Is good.
11. 0. Jerry COO and Hardware._
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•Be lassered of Solid comfort all
next winter with solid fuel. Order
your fill -up now from the Edward
Coal Cu.,.phone 98.-20-30
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'Special family prices on any coM-
hiutition of • these magazines: Sat-.
urday Evening Post, Ladiea" Home
Jourual, HelidaY, Jaek aud
'Miss Mary 13. Howell, 4 St. Vincent
street', Goderich,' phone 213W. '-20
You are invited to attend a sale
of home -baking. .and handmade
articles' kt the former J,,, J Me -
Ewen store on Saturday, July 28th,
from 3 to 5.30, under the auspices
of the Women's Guild of Christ
-Church, ,Port Albert', • , • -29
I am now buying rags and 'old
felt mattresses. Turn them out
not while I 'have -a buyer; next
month znay be too late. C. WOODS,
12 East street. Phone 867J.
The Goderich Junior Chamber of
Commerce in Wednesday evening
eourpleted its survey of the town
for future helve • numbering.
nundac.rs are how on .order and the
actual placing' of the nunabefs will
commence as .soon as the first ehip-
meat -arrives. ... -30
s
A. French buffet supper' 'Will be,
served at the Sunset Hotel 'Oh
.Sunday•froes (1. to 7.30 p.m. Guests
front Godesich and 'surrounding dis-
trict tsre welcome. -A French buffet
sappelirVeaS held last '11 v -m-
ing and its success has resulted. in
its being repeated.- It is requeSted
tliat, when possible, reservations be
Made for .the buffet ,supper -aS•w01
as for other, meal's.- The telephone
number is 643. The•charge for the
buffet supper ier ierson 30
,te*-
Merchants or „ethers planning to,
enter floa tr4, ete., in 'Kinsmen Club
alardi Gras poradesen civic' holiday
are. asked to contact "Cy" Robinson,
chfiirnattn.of fl 1(1i Gras copimittee,
ass.soon as possible. • -30
BORN'
•Alexandra
pital„ Ooderich,• -on July -24t1i
1951, "to Mr. 'and Mrs. Go). Ham-
Gederich, 'a son.
11 'NTER. -At • Alexandra Hospital,
•Gederich, ;on. July 24111, 1951, to
-Mr. and. Mrs, Eimer- J1untou,
- Gode1'ich,,..0;daughtel'.
, •,, • ....I *DIED, „
CHISHOLM.' — At 'Dimino, on
Tyursday, Jill). 19th, 1951,
U3nthia• Pauline, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs., Kenneth Chishelse of
Goderichs aged "1,9 months.
Goderieli. on .•Satur-
" day, July 21st, 1951,, TobiaS
1•Isher, husband of the -late Mary
Huber, in his 78th year. •
MaeLEOD.—At Toronto,. .oir Tees -
day: July 24111, 1951, John Rieh-
ard, son of' Mrs and Mrs. Jahn J.
MacLeod, 77 Nelson street, Gode-
,xich, aged 2 Months, and 21. days.
Rev. R. G. MacMillan officiated at
the private. funeral service' an "Wed-
nesday afternoon from the Cranston
and,Walter funeral home. Inter- •
nsenin. Maitland •cemetery, •
. ,
•
• 11"143ZOR OF CENTRALIA
•Sergeant J. B. Roy, May take
orders all ,day and •pass some of
:them on to sabordiuittel, but When
isff duty' he's' bass of the tOwn' he
live- in. , Sgt. Roy was elected.
mayor of • the R.C.A.F.'s married
quarters town at 'R.C.-A.F. Station,
Centralia, last week. As mayor he
have a council of seven to
assist Mtn 'in, administering -the
civil --matters of the community
which do not • directly affect tlie
military setup.„
•
The town itaelf ivill never be
,incorporated,- because. it is on , an
air force ,station, but the residents
Will -run their tO,Vvii. as-- Closely as
piis'sible,' to regular civilian cona-
-munities: -• • •- • -
'Canada's 'recent remarkable • in-
dustrial growth is attributed .chiefly
to four factors: high rate of capital
• investment' over past _ten Years;
minimum government interferenee
with private enterprise; •vast na-
tural resources,' 'large foreign de-
mand for Canadian exports.—Quick
Canadian Faets.
PRou$04-140aGiiir
. pretty wedding took place at
tht4IIMIllta7S4-7-4eWli-e-malratted-
'Church On "*--7S-diniday afternoon,
when Betty Mae; daughter' of. Mr.
-and Mrs. John -knight of Nile, NirlkS
united in marriage to Kenneth 'Ed-
ward Proust-, son of; Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Proust- of '.Goderich. The,
earemony•wils performed by Rev. J..
Harrower af Benmiller ITnited
Church.. The bride Wore Wile -com-
ing suit of grey •gabarallue, With
'Week 'accesseriest,” and earaage
pink earl:1506ns and bine- lily -of -the -
Nile. 11-,Ier, • sister, Mrs. Marvin
Good, rati matron. of -honor, ;wear-
ing it wine .I.Vabardine snitA.71th
navy acceswries and corsag,e of
ilink and white. Carnatibns.• 'Mr.
Marvin Good Was' best than.
After a Aort wedding trip, the
cbuple wilt reside in Godolch,
DALTON—NOOIVAN
itt Tioly Family SThrirch; Toronto,
on July 14t1L sit 10 flans the Wed -
Oleg took plaee af kay Noonan, of
Toronto, and Arthur' Dalton, of
Hamilton. Atonsigneur Brennenof-
floiated at tile ceremony' and duritik
the nuptiol Mass Ann ond Ellen
Grogan Sang.
oiren; in marriage by Mr. Bert
Niartfa, the bride woo gowned In
white satin with ,nyloti yoke, the
ffill. skirt falling. into a graceful
'train. A eoroitet beaded headdress
Iteld In plaee haring atilbroidined
toile 'Veil and the ooirIesi a-iltith'j immuct„ of red raSek and„ohite
-The matron of honor,
'
Miss 'Ma Ito ref: 'Carew, was dressed
in yellow -taffeta with matching
•-headalifeisalids- eurrieds-sasello
nations and gladiolus. .Miss Gene-
vieve Bradwick, as bridesmaid,. Was
'gowned in orchid organdy, carry- .
ing pink carnati`onsand gladiolus.
Mr. Alfred ',Dalton was best man
and Mr. Victor 'Martin usher. ,
A wedding, dinner 'followed 'at
the PiCkfair, MirnicO; and later the
newlyweds left for Muskoka.
• Mr. John 0.'' Dalton of Kings-
bridge' attended 'his Son's wedding-,
alsd guest -8 from Hamilton, Detroit
and Toronto, •
. .
For Results --A ClassifiedAd
won iaLic you; sus
FOR4L1. — '30 PLYMOUT,I1
csoach; '39 Plymouth :sedan; '31
Durant ,psed4n ; '37 Willys; '26
model - T. A.Ittse good used tires.
Acitl..M'S AUTO SERVICE, 11iene
837(W. 30-1x
FOR SALE.—'39 FORD IIELUXE
sedan; eastern built, radio, new.
battery, 300 miles since overhauled:
l'hone 356. KEN AITKEN.
.3 0 t4
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FOR, SALE—KJHEN PAL',
hot "plate. and . ked• enamel
utility
cabinet combined,. ideal' for
cottage or light housekeeping. 47
Picton street, phone 1130J. ,30x
. •
FOR SALE.—STANDARD SIZE
• • ,
• girl's C.C.M. bicycle, like new.
$40. Phone . 1121M or write liOX
472.* • • 29-30x
FOR SALE.-716unn: KEYSTONE
- movie camera with leather
carrying case. 'Almost new. Two
.1.004!oot rolls, .color „MM. • Apply to
HILRON. C•OUNTY.. LIBRARY,
-phone 928. .30x
•
OUR TOP QUALITY GLADIOLI
',have now .dropped..in price -to
$1.90 per dozen. aACKSONS
FLORISTS, phone -05. • -30
FOR 'SAL4L-TW0 .. PUREBRED
Tam .sows, 7 Weeks old. Phone
1070W. 30x
FOR SALE, — 1947• 'MAROON
, Mercury sedan, radio, good
tires; ear in perfect conaition,
$1.2c0 cash. phone 200W or -1014J.
-30
FOR SALE. — FRIeS1l SWEET
yeas. BETTY 1136WRA, Cana
eroia street, phone 884j, . -30-1
FOR SALE.—SIX-ItOom 11*A=
• cottage, newly decorated inside
and out; hot air heating; furnace
entirety rebuilt; full basement;
good location., Immediate pOsse,s-
slam. .C. •F. OHA'PMAN,' Real
sae 4.ro et, p the • e -
rich, Ont. . • -30
*FOR: -SALE. —106 -AC -RE 'FARM,
11/2miles north Of Auburn ;
good 1Mildings,telephone and
hydro. JOHN 'AIIVIIESoN, R. It
2, .Auburn.., • • ' 29-11
s
FoR ••BEETS FOR
pickling, „50c Per large basket.'
Piscine Carlow 1$50' Or, ealrairdsget
t henr 'at -WALTER DAER' 8. -30.
FOR -SALE:7-7'W° VERY' EX-
CELLE:NT lots, resirieted rivet
bank property. For particulars see
agent 'MALCOLM 'MATHEW& Real
Broker, the. **Square, Gude-
' -30
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FOR SALE. 7-- T W O-STOR
, hOUse .divided into two apart -
M en t s ; new,, I u 1-b rick, re -roofed,'
,corner Pieton 'and Waterloo.. Im-
mediate possession of ground apart-
uten t. Phone 1027W. • -22tf
FOR SALE:71-10T POINT-ELEC:
Tina range with high, ()Veil.
SHORE & GINN; 46 Quebec 'street.
Phone 1199.- .-23tf
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FOR, SALE,—.DELCO 'HEAT OIL
.burners and furnaces for every
heating' job. -Call 'Us` for free
estimates now. SHORE 0, GINN
ELE,CTRIC..• -26tf
•FOR SALE.— STUCCO HOUSE,
seven rosins and baths go'od
location, 02 Britannia .'road. JOS..
H. .ALLISON. 27x
FOR SALE. --- HOME A N D
'church decorations of all kinds.
Wedding bouquets and corsages are
our specialties. JACKSON -S FLOR-
IST, phone 105. ' 98
FOR SALE. — HEAVY DUTY
'electric range.' $25. Phone .248.
28x
FOR SALE.—VARIOUS COLORS
of tulip bulbs. Small deposit
will holdthem* tile reqnired. Only
$2.25 per 100 while they ldst., Out-
of-town orders sent C.O.D. FRED
A. BOWRA, P.O. Box 101,' or tele-
phone, 11571W. - *2899x
FOR SALE.— 100 ACRES, ,PRACs
TIOALLY . all tillable, drilled
well, .water in both barn .and honse.
'Stucco houSe, driving shed and
bank barn; all 'buildings "in' good
.cOndition.; 85 acre a spring .crop
:,14, miles north of Goderich. Selling
on aeeount of health, ALLAN
,SCHRAM, R.B. 1, Port Albert.
' -29-30
,FOR SALE. — DELUXE GEN-
- DRON pram, excellent condi-
tion ; silver grey. libone 523W.
29-30x
F0-11 SALE. ---;-_COLESI*N OIL -
BURNER,. , Phone 391 or
933 r 11, ' t(ix
oit sm,g. — BARN- 30 X 45
•feet, with:Shed atiaChecl. J.,AOK
GREEN, -Pert Albert, 30x
Fon, SALE. BIJOIIA,NAN
• home, C'hurcla street. frame, 4-
bedreorn, hardwood, trot water, con-
veniences„ garage, 'good lot, .coxidi-
don and decdration ;. possession
September 1, $6,500, Apply W. A,
SU111HER.L.ANDG
, Barrister, ode -
,rich. • -29-32
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F0n. .SALE.-7-13R4INRN13IV SEA
• King 5" h.p.' `outboard .• motor.
Phone 1118J. -29
FOR SALE.—LARGE ROLL-TOP
• Solid oak desk, itt go.od condi-
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tion, ' Phone 980R. -29tf
OR SALE.' — -"lroun-
. SPEED bicycle, hilly. equipped.
Phone • -29
FOR 'SALE.— BQWDEN 'HOME,
Keays street, red brick., 3 -bed-
room and den, convenienees, het
air,, part hardwood.flooring, general
condition good; garage,- chain
square lot; $6,000, ond-half mort-'gage', terms. Possession 41Amediate.
Apttly W. A. SUTHERLAND, Bar-
rister, ,Goderich. -29-32
FIOR. SALE. OWNEA% NEW.
• Red .Rug brick 11/s-itorY •libuse,.
on Soeth 'street oil heat, air 003-
ditioning, automatic hot water
heater, laundry tubs, powder room
down stairs; tile. bath uststairs:
hardvkod floors throughout; built.in cupboards, in kitchen. Must be
seen..to be 'appreciated. Principals
only. Apply . WM. SNAZEL. •
,,29x
,A1LICILION SALE
AUCTION. SALE OF 'HOUSE-
'
11
n the , town .of GOderich .at 80
Queliee street,. on • , • '
• sATiiit,pAy, JULY 28t1i
, at, 1„ • •
',Ant i (pie Walnut sideboard (Al
coedition) antigne walnut -oval
table and 5 chairs to match; 4
nntique atrnichaira; dropleaf. ma-
hogany living -room table; untique.
Walnut clock ; antique lamps; lad-
der'thaels,eletir ; antique walnut bed-
room suite, in good cond)tion; 'Mof-
fat 'Metal-iestove i modieli Walnut
bed; springs (like hew) ; ,selectric
tablelamp; floor -lamps.; chem.'
..dropleaf - table.; white enamel,
kitchen table; 8 • kitehen ,. chairs;
kitchen. cabinet Isitehen eapboard;
,icebox ; seetianal bookcase:- card,
.table:oak writing deSk; .lawn
'furn it it re ; clocks : „number saf
small 'tables.; rocking chairs 'and
occakional ,chairs ; (hest of.,drawers
and mirror; library • table ; hall
: 111411 • tree ; roil' eter ; elect rie
hea t•er ; 8 ingor droph d se w ing
maehine; - 3 'rugs; Axmiester
runner and.. seatter 'mats.; 'other
'floor .eoverings s Austrian. '•ehina
r dinner set for twelve:sot:her china ;
kitchen Utensils; •carPenter's. toids;
garden tools and other artieles.• •
•, •
L: A. 'N/C1-10IDSON, ,
• Proprietor.
HAROLD. JACKSON,
R SALE. — J. CLE.MENTS1
hoine, No .34 Hineks • street, 2.
lots, 132' square, frame, heavy instil
brick, garage Trout to "match, quite
new, 3 bedrooms, part basement
ssfuel:-.6argiffiliTs$000-
(12,300 'cash and terms). -Speedy
pessession.. 'Apply W. A. STHER-•
LAND, 'Barrister, Goderieh.
AITKEN--MILNE
The manse of Kn'oi Presbyterian
Church was the setting fo'r a pretty,
Avedding on Saturday, when Irene
Isabel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
J. B. Milne of Calgary, formerly of
Goderieh, Was nnited itt marriage
to James Walker 'Aitken4 son of
Mrs. Christina Altittrand the,late
NU, Allan Aitken of London, -Res*
R. G. 'MacMillan officiating. •
The, bride was lovely in n bal-
lerina -length dress of whtte nylon
marquisette over satin, with a', yoke
of chantilly lace. She wore a
matelting„hat and carried it bouquet
of reSes,, Jier 'sister, Afiss tuniee
bridesmaid, WIIR gowned
in a, similar droS of Nile' green,
organdie. Mr, Robert Iiisset, jr.,
was groomsman.
Vor travelling the bridp wore an
'azure blue Suit with navy aeces:
sories,, Mr. ' and'ftUM.. Aitken wilt
.reoifte.in 'London. ° '
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IMMEDIATE' MORTGAGE SALE
• OP PROPERTY ••
Brick foundry 'building, fwo-
story size 30' x 80' with tWo 1)&117,
tions 27' x 60'. • Suitable for
foundry, machine shop or factory.,
Pribe $2,4100, • Apply at ,once:
aer)sWATnit CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE—P, T. Field, Presi-
dent. -30
FOR, :SALE.
Modern cottage. Living -room,
two bedrooms, large kitchen and
bathroom, full ,basement, oil' heat-,
Mg, garage, double lot 75, ft. -by
240 ft., one year old. ()Illicit' pos-
sek•lion.. •
6 -room frame houSe on Newgilte
street. Living -rooms, dining -Ow,
kitchen, fhfcc bedrooms and bath-
room.
7-reorn . red brick. fInd Abingle
house: corner Quebec. and W011ing-
ton streets. Large double lot, good
loeation. .Possession one month.
Summer cottages.,
.1, *
29-30
-Auctioneer,
E. P. -CHESNEY, clerk.
AUCTION _ISALE,
0J }IQUSE-
}I0LD EF'FIECTS,AaND
° PROPERTY
from the home of Mrs. K. E. Naftel,
10 Wellesley, street, . Goderich;
SATITIIDAY, AUGUST 11th
at. 1.:30 p.ni., consisting of:
Eight -piece walnut dining -room
suite, t consisting of .tal4e, dhairs
and buffet; -velour chesterfield bed ;'
velour chesterfield chair; obeatsionaf
Chair; studio couch; davenport;
Axminster rug 8 ye' :X 61/2'; Asi-
InInster rug 7'. x 4,1/2';. '3 oak rock-
ing -chairs; oak. armchair; 3 wicker
arinchairs; 2 wicker rocking -chairs;
oak library table; numerous•scatter
rugs; bridge lamp; 2 table Mains;
4 small tables ; White droPhead
sewing machine; .brass bed and
-springs; -innerspring mattress; 3 -
piece -bedroom suite; single bed;
innerspring mattress.; Northern
.Electrle cabinet radio ; kelvinator
electric refrigerator (7 chi). ft.) ;
'Easy electric washing mescaline.
(nearly new); MeCiary 4 -burner
electric range; 'Premium vacuum
cleaner; carpet- 'Sweeper ; 2 ward-
robes ;• washstand; 2 sm,all cup -
boar& ;trunk ; 'kitchen •,
chaire' and cupboard; chest -'of
drawers; Mahogany music cabinet;
2 pairs of curtain drapes; flower
stand; garden tools ; 60 ft. of garden
hose; quarter -horse eleetric notor;
cushions; Pillovve; sealers;
cooking - utensils, and numerous
other articles.
PROPERTY—At the sanie •Irme
and „place'• isif not :sold previous
•uu11t), there :offered..t
sale, subject to reserve bid; the
desirabletwo-story red •birick and
shingle seven -room dWelling, with
basement, hot water heat-
ing', system, three-piece bath, elec-
tric water heater *and stationary
lanndrY: tiibs...Also on tbis pro-
perty is situated a garage and a
desirable, corner building lot. '
Terfnm on household effects, rash,
Terms on property,' 10% down on
day .ef sale, balance in 30 days,
or to ,the •sattisfaction of the pro-
prietress.
MRS. k. E. N'APTEL,
Proprietiess,
C. P. CHAPMAN, Real ..Estate
Broker. .1AltOcA (loderieli 18WyNt
3011-
'111.•••••••••=soulidirmanewmiximaTh
Anything -to sell.? A classified ad
IttThe81gna19Star brings results..
EDWAhl)W. ELLIOTT, „
Auctioneer,
. K. *. -(30LQTTIHOTIN, ,Clerk,
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PASTRY'- „
FRQSTY ORA,NGE.CAKES
, 40c each
-th raspberry Alling and orange iding, made VvitEltesh..
oranges. . •
—A temptixtg, ae1iciniz mid -summer' feature.
Old-fashioned Cinnamon Rolls
35c dot.
• Ginger Cookies 24c do.
Orders ,of $1.00 and Over delivered. .
Please phone your order's in by noon. Phone 465
,
WANwEb..
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WANTbil — 'CHILD'S
' CYCLE. Phone 730W, -30
WANTED. — HOUSEWORK IN
private home in Goderich by
experienced girl. Could start
August let. Phone 77 r 10, pun-
gannon -30
ANTED.—LISTINGS OF PRO-
PERTIES for sale .0, A'.
CHAPMAN. Realstate Broker.
Phoutik •39tsf
WANTED.—;IMMIGRA.TION- IN-,
' ' ' JSPECTOR, . permanently in
.Goderith, wishes to rent a large
home. References 'available. Phone
807E, INSPECTOR DATE, 201
Warren street. • • 30x
WANTED TO lars,—ALL ,OLD
horses and dead animals. -If
-suitable for mink feed will 1)14 more
than fertilizer prices: If not, wilit
pay fertilizer -prices. If dead, fshone
at once, GILBERT BROS.' MINK.
RANCH,.. God,erich. Phone colleet.
936.y 21 or 036 r,32..
NOTIC.0
NOITCE.
e• 'loor sanding new and old.
floors. J. C. COOK, phon.e 23J,
Clinton. Summer months, Bayfield,,
phone 45 r -14tf"
TOWNSHIP OF AKIFIELD.''
„ .
Applications will be -received by
the •undersigned for the PositiOn.
of tax collector for .the -Township-.
of Ashileld at a' salary •of $300..00 -
a, year. Tenders to be received not
than Angust Gth, 1951.
(Signed) ,poplAidp M. SIMPSON,.
. • 'Clerk -Treasurer,
• • ,Township,of Ashfield.'
29-30
.arimmors000•Aoloom11001.1111•111010
PERSONAL
KIPP'S HERB, TABLETS Gag
cniick relief for constipation, "
indigestion; biliousness. 25c -75c at
CA.aIPBELL'S DRUG STORE.
•
REYING BAIR? YoU CAN:
regain naturarcolor and beautY
WANTED.'— MEN OR WOMEN
- to dernonstrate 011 oId Can
adian precinct. Yoe • can :earn 130
to 8897•weekty, just a fewhours
afternoon or evening. Yoni dhstrret
is an open territory. Write MAS.
A. NEEB, Listowel, Phone 110R,
,
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-30-2
WANTED.-14STINGS OF PRO-
PERT,l'ES for sale. No Charge
to yon until •propert? , as said.
MALCOLM MATHERS, Real
Estate Broker, The Square, GOde-
rich. Phone 115W. • 12tf
ANTEP.-LIMPROVED, WELL -
SITUATED farm an(iodertch
area. Write BOX '66, - SIGNAL-
' • . • -30.
s
STA Its
WANTED.* --BUSINESS OFFICE
premises, . who% • 600 ' square
feet, on - or near 'the Square. Long
lease. -Reply, BELL ,TELEPHONE
CO., GlOderich. , • . :234,
,
NriD—COTTAE GAROUND
AC•loClEerie.h or Port Albert, for
first week in August. Phone MRS.
BATEMAN, 332, Goderich. -30
MAN,' 011
wonian to take over established.
route of customers for famous
Watkins Productsin '• Goderich.
Minimum earnings *45 weekly. No
experience necessary ; • we help you
get .started. -Write immediately to
Dept. 00-0-1, THE J. R. W.A.T-
KINS 'PO., 350 St. Roch street,
'Montreal, Que. ' -27i30
MALE' HELP WANTED.
CABINETMAKER AND 4TII-
CLASS engineer. 'We are ex-
panding. Pleasant. working condi-,
tions, -top Wages, group insurance,
delfinitely steady emploYment, five
day 48 houir week. See or write
JAMES OOLE FURNITURE COM-.
PANY, Ingersoll. -29739
.....0.100000.1001101•111110.1101110
•••••••••••1•••••••••••1
e •
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• Wanted . =
Carpenter -foreman experi-
enced
2• •
in heayy ,construc-
pvr. I4X1TY% VALUABLE
Wrist watch. itevyard. Phone,
043. • • .30
LOST. — PAIR Or RPM.DING
''''.glosses, vicinity' a-tarhor Park
or harhor, Sunday, .iniy 15th.
Pinder please notify J, 11A001/4
firalier Camp, Goderich, tox
° •ti
tion work. 2 ytars
ployment. State eitperi-
ence and salary.
I Box 67, Signal -Sitar.
'-80
- • • -,"•— -sSas
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J.
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storer. Start ..today. $4,39 at
CAMPBELL'8 DRUG STORE,.
-30;
• -
,TENDEitS 'WANTED
. •
..TND1:11$ *ANTED.
Tenders are • called ff.ir booth
Privilegesat .t,.griettiturai • Park,
Goderich, for afterndon• oP•'''''Septein-
lier 3rd.
• . JAS. SIIEARDOWN;
Goderich, Agricultural
And Trotting sAsssciaticin.
80-
9.
TO HENT
'TO RENT, ---- THREE ROOMS;
unfurnished. Phoite 106TW.
. -30 "
po E,.LOpF10E OR L4VINU-
ItOOM . with rrinning 'water,
close to Square. Phone 90, Cs-ValP-
BEIsL'8 DRUG' STORE., ..-28tf
"OR 1ENT.-7-HEATED, FURN-
18IIED apartment for 'elderly
couple in benutiftilly situated home,
three blacks from Sqtiare.
sittings -room. • with balcony.'
and kitchimette. MRS, M.
W. HOWELL,. 4 ,St.- V ine2n.t street.
Phone' 213J. • . -,301f
TO T, —ISELF-CON'TAINED •
• • apartment,- ground fleet', newly
decorated, heated, corner of* Keays
and Raglan st,teets; immediate-pos- .
'session. Write ,BOX' 547,, Giaderich.
. -29tf.
T0
. RENT. • — F•U
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cabins at. Maitland: 'Falls, three
Miles eastOf Gbderich on No. 8
Highway•s• reasonable rates, . bass
fishing. "-J. M. DRIV1ER, R.R. 1,
Goderieb; phone 931 r 14, . -30 •
RENT.—LARGE BEDROOM,
• two single beds, suitable. for "
two gentlemen, at, 10 Wellington
street, phone' 9801t. •-29tf
CAltioi OF THANKS'
THE FAMILY OIP 11HE • LATE
Tobias Frsher Wigh to thank
their friends and neighbors for ,
SyrnPat..4 andextended
'W. -them, for the loah of cars and
especially for the floral,tribUte.
'-30
MR. WIND, MRS. KENNETH •
Chisholm extend 'their gratitude
for the kindness and sympathy
shown them in their bereavement ;*
also for the flowers sent. -30
Hygenie supplies (rubber goods),
mailed Postpaid in la1ti, Sealed '
envelope with price list. "!Six.'sam-
ples 25c; 24 „samples .41.00.. Mall •
7-53,.. NOV-RUBBER °
'Ct):lifdtililtop?--Ont._ •• •
_Emerson -Drug Store
Corner West St.- and Square - • , Pb.one 46, We deliver.
.."As handy as, the Poitoffice"
— STATIONERY SPECIAL
ALL BOX STATIONER:5'r 25% .fOr one week. N'ow is
the time to get the Paper to catch up on tbe letter you
ove.
Friendship Garden Toiletries
AN ODOR, TRITLY4W/PERENT.,
'A.'dombination of AVefioral Odors..
Primrose betokens early Youth.
Violet hetokene, Modesty.
Pink "berokeni pure Lore.
Heliotrope betokens Admiration.
fiasinite betokens .
COLOONE... . ..
nuontto POD ............:
lit1401:1111,OWDER— 1. ,
, 2 0Alttft of SOA ) and 'corioiem • .*6,gg