HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-02-14, Page 8GEORGE'S CHURCH
SUNDAY, FEB/AMU 17tin, 1916
IIOLY 'ill :ii 1 1IQ➢i'+I. r
5.1.0341 ' 1na. HOLY COMIUNli N AND SERMON.
3.00 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
'00 p,n LVENSONG AND SERMON. .
REV BEVERLY It. FARE. Iil.li,., i th., RECTO
MRS. E. JESS.01, -Organist and. Choir Le as
° YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND TRESS SERVICES
Tomos= ELZOTXD
I ASE CRAFTER REGEN'T
Alnneel. Ctallter, It,O.II+.Els, held I
' annual meeting; 'at MaeRay Hall en
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Kitox Presbyterian .church,
•9.4a a.m. :SUNDAY SCHOOL.
y 1.1 a.m.JUN�IO�Rp�.CONGREGATION.
11 amt. I 1 IILIC ) oust IP.
Sermon Subject: "God and the Conlinogn Place."
7 p.w. PUBLIC WORSHIP.
Sermon Subject: "If Youth Only Knew."
SUPPORT THE -CHURCH'S ..ADVANCE FOR CHRIST-:
1)f.1NISTER-REVEIREND " RIVIIABO STEW4IiT. •
Director of Praise --Mr. T. G.- oucs, ... .
Come and Worship they Lord in the Beauty of Holiness:
North St. United Church
MINISTER—REV. R. 11. TURNBUILL, i3:A., B.D.. S.T.M.
11 a.m. "BEING' DIFFERENT WITII CHRIST," •
3' p.m, . ,...SUNDAY SCHOOL,.
' 7 p.m.. "WHAT DID JESUS MEAN BY THE KINGDOM."
_�Men'ilay x'.30- pan, Y.PJJ. Sec nd and fourth Monday.
° Organist and Choir Leader® '
Mrs., Murray .H.etheiringtoi "' A.T.C.M.
A SINCERE WELCOME AWAITS YOU- . „
'VICTORIA ST. UNITED CHURCi
MINISTER—REV. LAWRENCE H. TURNER, B.A.
ORGANLS. •MLSS- -BARBA to--DU'T
10.00 a.ua. SABBATH SCHOOL.
11.00. a.m. CRUSADE FOR CHRIST AND`' HIS KINGDOM.
"THE HOME."
7.00 p.m, CAMEOS . FROM "COTTER'S SATURDAY NIGHT."—
"PATRIARCHAL GRACE."
Monday 8.00 p.m. Young People's Union. '
UNION 2.45' ,,VICTORIA WELCOMES YOU •
11 a.m.
'Goderich Baptist Church
REV. JOSEPH JANES,' MA, PASTOR
Mr's. Ella I. • Donaldson, A,L~.LC.M., "Organist
PUBLIC WORSHIP. "One Thing.",
3- p.m.. _SIJN»AY SCHOOL.
7 panoL-PEgL C -WORSHIP. --="Spiritual Vision,'
.Ja
Wednesday 8 pan. Prayer Meeting. •
STRANGERS' ALWAYS WELCOME
- BETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE •
REV. J... &PEARSON, Pastor. 1.6 .WATERLOO STREET
i3O San. SUNDAY :SCHOOL.
11 a.in. 'BROKEN THINGS." •
7.30 p.ni. "MADE WHOLES:"_ "
Wednesday 8 pan. Young People.
Friday 8 pan. Prayer Meeting. (Note change in night this week only)
ALL WELCOME
Free-. Meth�dist:Church
REV. R. C. McCALLUM, Pastor
-Cor. Victoria and Park Sts.
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. •
PREACHING SERVICES'AT 11 a.i1. `and -7-p rf ""
"A man cannot sae me; he can lead me to the Saviour ifI let
A n*zn eannot lose me; he can lead ine from the Saviour ONLY.
F let' him." Come --"Worship God in spirit and in• truth."
P'UEL SUPPLIES FOR°
WEST WAWANOSH SAHOOLS
'The Board of School Trudtees of the
West Wawaiaosh' area em t as per ad-
jourument .on :Februarys b.
The, •.secretary was instructed to
notify all parties concerned that
existing contracts will be carried on
to completion. A letter from Mr.
Archie Aitchison tendering his resigna-
tion as a• member of the Board'was
read. The .resignation - was accepted.
Trustees Finnigan and Durnin were
•asked to interview and engage a cap-
able carpenter to do necessary repair
work, . `,
•
Tend rs for the supply of Wood to
the echeols • were read and accepted as
fellows: S.S. Nos. 2. and 17, cedar at
$4 and $4.50 per cord_. to Herb. Fin-
nigan. and• hatdwood'at $5.50 per cord
to Everett Finnigan; S.S. Nos. 3 and
. hardwood to Joe Foran at . $5.40
per cord; tend for S:S. 'Nos. 4 and 14,
mesomr
EERY' CAE OWNER,
TRU/Um FARMER -
heeds a
Z'ALCOSEEL
lMUs
tor every �'ykr�if�n��d!.�� oto'; Job.
anti
• railing Job. p •
Ogle Man the wor�k'of 31' me*
Weighs but 18 ins'. and • iattlls'
a 8 ton load.
Delivered pt°iee $18,50
Folder' on •'requests
lntribtrtors for Huron Cerruti
Neve Idea Distributors
GODERIt t Off.
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hardwood to Eimer Foran at, $5.50
per cord. The secretary was autbc Q-'
ised. -- to pay MonDthly salaries when
due for the period eliding. June. 30th.
The meeting was adjourned, to March
5th, on motion of Trustees Webb' and
Fors ter. ' •
DURNIN, PHILLIPS, Secretary.
ST. GEORGE'S GUILD
The regular meeting of Si. George's
Church Women's Guild was held on
February liths --in the Guild room. The
president, Mrs. Tichborne, resided.
!then the' opening hymn and prayer
the Scripture was read by Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Brown, past president. was pre-
sented with a 4ift of appreciation by
the members of, the Guild, Miss M: E.
Salkeld making the presentation and
'Mrs. Tiehberne reading the address:
An interesting and informative talk on
county libraries Was ' given by Mrs.
Eckmier of Goderich Public Library.,
Plans for the annual high tea were dis-
cussed. It was, decided to-- serve a'
hot supper. At 'the elose'f the meet
hag, tea was served by MiS. Monteith
stud 'Mrs. Brown.
Mr. ` -and MTS. " Roy Turner of St.
Catharines, after spending two 'weeks
with the, former's . parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Turner, •Elgin ave., left on
Saturday ' to spend •a few 'days in
Chesley with Mrs. Turner's parents,
'Mr. and Mrs. L. Weirmier, before re-
turning home.
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MotadSy afsternaoana and .chose Mee, 0.
Steniforth aa regent of,, the Chapter
for the eoan �, 4 year: A bights,' sub- •
cessiul., Yeas* was reported by the
various departments.
Othercess chosen' 'were: Vice-
regente, Mrs. W. ''. Wtalko;u, Mre, 3.1
Lem:like ; secret;ary, Mxs, 0. Webb;
ire -starer. _=-'M, re. J. W..- -Coated; coli-,
responding secretary, Diss 1 . Camp- D& ; press eeereiary, Mrs. I.Dudds ;
" &:shoes" secrettari, Lire. T. Glazier;
educational eecretayy., Mrs. I13. lmot•;
standard -Meader, its: W. L�:outtktaarst;
Jl
Empire, study, Mrs. A.. IIf skine;
child and family welfare, Miss A.
Clea ver ;,Dost-bvar service and service
libra_riee, Mrs. 1!. C. Duulop ; dig-
tinguished visitors and hospitality,
;firs. W. G. Maclwan ; counsellors, Mrs.
W.< J. Hodge, :firs. I). J. Patterson, ,
Mrs. N. MacKay, Mrs. C. K. Saunders,.
.Mise Ii. Maac1'icar.
Mrs. H. C. Dunlop presided in the
iabsence of Mrs. Staniforth. The latter.
was _;appointed to a committee from
various women's organizations which'
Fuller Brash , tient, WIi N1VR1 1)
O'NEIl11r ,''(COzoneiitaton. �one 7i+rJ.a 2tt
rr
10S5:' 3e 3 AULY, vitwwiel. Multiple
!Vitamin C sulea cO ntaia vitavaina
A, B1, 0, D, Niacin Amide .`and Rlbo-
iiav aa, Ni;��ety day supply $2.70. Trial.
thirty day supply $1.15. Sold at
Independent Drug Store. , e-3
atudez� aauepic�
E -sof'
� ,:,.Must 'el Slamav
A.],:.1'.A. in St. George's parish hail,
Thursday and Friday, February 28th
and March let, at §.15 Iain. Admission
U0 eeate. 74
The an.nua1. •hot sfag�per give under
the auspices of „St. George's Church,,
VVouaen's 'Guild will be held Tuesday,
March 5th (Shrove Tues -day).
. A . joint meeting of the W.C.T.U.
and the Temperance Federation of
Goderich will be .held it}, the Sunday
school . hall " of. North street United
church on Tuesday evening, February
19th; • at 8 p.m. Reports of the can-.
vention recently held at Toronto' will
be given by Mr. C. M. Robertson and
Rev. Jos. Janes. The public are. in -1
vited to attend. „ Members or the
will consider a. place to hold meetings.W.C.T.U.' are asked to.meet at 7.30
Airs..L�emaire, war service .convener, ! for a business meeting.
reported that blankets and afghans i Lakeview Portrait Salon will be at
are needed for civilians and , British the British EXchangee Hotel, Wednes-
seamen, and her suggestion that wool day,. February 27th. Anyone wishing
be .._purchased ' from headqu rters and to have their picture taken phone 552W.
blocks for the' afghans be made by -7
the members was adopted. The regular meeting of North street
In presenting the forty-fifth annual j3vexung Auxiliary will. be ''held at
report of the chapter, Mrs. C. Webb the church on. Monday, 'hebruary 18,
gave a 'comprehensive. resume of the at 8 p.m. + -7
work. Members, had eesi ted • ats h
blood donor's' clinics and ate,; the over- CHURL NOTES
seas parcel committee ; gifts' had -been
sent to the adopted ship "Alachasse"
and to 11,AI:C.S7 "Goderich ;" a dona-
tion of $100 and a quantity of books David's ward roup of St. George's
and magazines were sent to service Church libraries ggr GulTd. Tea .was
libraries ; nursing sisters, war brides, poured by Mrs. Palma and Mrs. Thos.
and returned personnel ' were wel- Glazier. Members of the group as-
comed ; contributions were made,. to silted in serving -the -many guests.
the Princess Alice cigarette fund, the
Sea Cadets and sailors and mine - The Victoria Helpers _ cuss of_ Vic -
sweepers" fund, m of and toria street - United church met .on
British children's clothing fund, the Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
Children's War Memorini Hosp#tal, the S., Argyle. Mrs. M. Cranston presided
Salvation Army Home Front, appeal, and Mrs. 0. Miller, the class teacher,
the Goderich Boys' - Band, the Commun-
ity
led the devotional period. Plans were
Nursing Registry, the hospital, andmade for the next two months and
the welfare work' of "the Canadian a varied and interesting program, was
u i enjoyed. The holltess served a dainty
Legion, i 1-unch and. A social hour was enjoyed:
Gifts of 'subscriptions to 'magazines
T
OST. — Ob1i' SUNDRY, GOLD-
preAII D penefl (nano engraved).
Finderplease return to a. A. SITLIaY,
Bedford Hotel. aa�
A successful tea was held at the
home of�'Mrs. D. J. Allan, Haat* street,
FOUND'
F'O GFUNA), 11 T 0DI 3I0Il[ OOLLI+3G-
SATE Institute, .after the at-home,.
-. Vate'aur -AOvii er'
may, have same oda' proving ownership
and pray , y: g for this ad. Apply at the
COLLIGIATII,• -7
tiVit SAL.IN. , •
rtla43nn.aN • RANCH OPPORTUNITY,
—.Pine • farmd
tome and buitaugs,'
available to right man,. Assistauee
CURRY'S
"The- `
Home of TAidj' Pel
WEEK -END SPECIAL
PZN'
wi*jpped,re
30 efents e
IIOT RAST CHICKEN--and-we
n
..vnem -tot-�..nt ordered,eariy,
MOeatss and other, fowl esokcd
to dirder..
F`WI tG MAvHANIas REP4IJMP--
J8ed' articles bought and Sold.
-Gpoee ;a,.d Qltlek' feaatlbers and ticks.
boti.ght, • 0. "W00Ds, 12 an 14 East,
street. Phone 242,7. 3tf
I
TENDERS VVAEA
a r -r., n r r..r- N'l?rF..-.....,.rr wt.. r. r!✓K. ..
TENDERS ARI1 INVITED UIP TO
February 2Uth, 1940, for 10 cords 'of
ice" hardwood,, . suitable" for furnace;:
to be delivered by May let to Ben-
ashler Church,
. MILFOI DD, W, DURST,
Secretary-Treasltxer,
7.8 R.R. ;No: 2, Clinton,
given if necessary. Write- 1I0X 1110, VI/AMO
FOR SAI4L.----131CYCLE, IBA.LLOON ANTED,, --WOULD GIVE A GOOD
tires. Apply WHITE ROSE *ER- home to a suitable ;person who
VYt;ss `CA'1'sO1S, Huron road. 7z could provide small ,nursing . cage •for h��QTIC�3.--O�VNEIt Old' TWO PAIRS
elderly lady. Write I30X 97 •).�I
5.7x
MI orders eV $1.06 or over-
delivered,
'pp, ,.ryPHONI 4 5y
I IEIa. i?Ul a prig, A_ rop fetor.
NOTICE
FOR SALE.—TURKEYS; FRESH SIGNAL -STAR
of boys' ski ted .iiaay have game
killed. Phone 937 'r"32. 7x by calling at Police Station 'and chili-
FOR SALE, ---SEED OATS,
sound, well -saved grain,
t variety. Also mixed oats and
E. G. ZINN, Duuganapn, Ont.
Phone Ilungannon.
WANTED.—T0 BUY OR RENT, Lug raise' ••
F_.
GOOD email house, near the Square.'
Urban Terms cash. Write BOX 99, SIGNAL- ' HAVE YOU A COPY OF THE
barley. STAR. "' 7-8x famous will of 11r. "Tiger" Dunlop?
It's well worth having: You esti- get
7.8x `,ANTLll. =T0 BUD OLD HORSES 1 a copy for lei cents at
THE SIGNAL-
... s ----- 1, uud -lead cattle; must be euitable j STAR. ltf
FOR SALE. -- SMALL WHITE for mink feed_; + removed promptly.
mantel radio. For information ! JACK GILBERT, phone 9418- r . 21, I OTICE RESPECTABLE TEEN
-
i
caUL SIGNAL -STAR. �►�1
and a daily paper- were given to local
schema and ' the adopted school,` and ' baby-sitter are worried? Of course
prizes to entrance pupils; a --scholar- not!
ship .of $25 to the Goderich Music Do they make a point 'of getting
Festival_; calenda to the sehools; and your child home on time the next
$10 each to the Lucy Morrison bursary evening out? Do they keep°their
fund and the Coronation bursary fund. promises'? No!
All they care about is the goad
time they have, while their "Junior"
is safe from liarm. '
Someone may say, ."But, after all,
surely parents are entitled to a. little
fun after working hard all day and
caring for babies," - True,' but that
gives no explanation_ Its to why they
7x Clinton. Calls paid for. 18tf " .1 _
AGE Wauld 1 'ir,,ss�fti s child -en
fOR °� '.SALT;: -- 14 MAN'S '" BLACK` WANTED. --' M'.PLE AN
CARDS OF THANKS' '
"1.3141gAtOTHERS AND SISTFtR; OIi
the :late; James Elliott wiah to
LIMED Rural �yatkins.. District thank the neighbors and friends who -
available. If were so. -bind to them. They alas)
you are aggressive; and wish to thank those who _sent IiQw . _-
-betweenthe bees-- of 25 anti 'ii5 have -
or loaned .their cars. - , �. .7
or can secure travel Outfit,' `this is
your opportunity to get established ini
a profitable business of your own.
For full particulars write today to
THE . J. R. WATKINS COMPANY,
Dept. 0-0-1, 2177 Masson St., Montreal,
Que. + 6-9
D BASS -min evenings. Phone :394. -7x
winter ovbrcoat, size 36 or 38, WOOD bolts urgently required.'
practically new ; very reasonable for Lengths 3' 6"; 4. 6 ; 5' 6 ,, 6' 6" ap-
quick sale. Phone 971W. - 4 proximate. Highest prices paid, any
OR SALE.—FOUR PIGS,. FOUR OR quantity, BOXµ 98, SIGNAL -STAR -7-10
10
five months old. MRS. BEN:
AN OPPORTUNITY. E ST A B .'
MUGFORD, R.R. 2, Goderich. -7
LEECE-LINE YOUR HOME WITH
hiowa �R
.ack.waQl. insulation. o Work
done anywhere. Free estimates. Phone
71, .Goderich; or write ROWLAND C.
DAY, 5 tiornton ave., London. -2-9
OR SALE. '-- CHESTERFIELD,
walnut dining -room suite, desk and
fire -place. Phone 851.W. _-7
FOR SALE.—IT MAX NOT' BE
spring; blit'• stn` is r geed; time to
get -your eeirgrah&I
oats, No. 1 - quality, . see ' JAMES
FARRISH, Goderich, R.R. 5. `Phone
Carlow 2013. _ ' 7.8x
Mrs. J. W. Coates reported total
receipts in the general fund of $1,925.-
.97,
1,925:.9.7, of which $394 was a °'balance.. from
.the previous year; ,expenditures, $1,-
07$.; balance, • $852.97. Total . receipts
.in the war account were $700.88; ex-
penditures, $589.66; balance, $111.22.
The. following gave reports for their
'departments . Mrs, C. webs _secretary;._ have---to-=exh '
east:. themsel-�¢es,.. iantt--theiz:..
Mrs. -J. W:bates,, treasurer • Mrs. F. !! baby-sitters also.
R. Redditt; educational secretary Mrs. I .But, when looking for baby-sitters,
Lemaire, war services; Mrs-. W. G. do the seekera_go to the teensters who
MaeEwan, hospitality"; Mrs. A. H. frequent, , the poolrooms, and such
1 Erskine.. __F4nItire_-_study; .,-Mrs. G. places? Hardly. -'-They want -someone
Emmerson, "Echoes ;" Mrs. D: 7. Pat- who Is "decent and "reliable" to be
terson, adopted ship; Miss Belle . Mac- `their" baby-sitter. Judging however
Vicar, press-; .Miss M
dowment fund;- Mrs. F. E. • 'Ribbert,
telephone committee; Miss A. Cleaver,
child and family welfare._-.
'Mrs. D. J.- Patterson acted as con-
vener of the nominating committee in
the absence of Mrs. W. F. Walkom.
•
TO PARENTS OF
BABY-SITTERS
(By a Baby-sitter) -
There le a great deal of discussion
'today Concerning "Baby -hitters." 'To
you their parents I appeal, in view of
the tack of" consideration to which
they are subject. It was•only a halts
century ago that parents of young
children were forced to remain home i
with'. them or have "grandma" sit
-awhile, because' no young girl or boy
would be contented to do • so., This
meant that -the parepts-seldom had `a
chance to' have a 'good time, outside
"of their own home. • ; -
But times have Changed: -'While the
war was on the teensters .began „t0
thirst for a little independence of
their own. ' They hungered for the
extra necessities that their parents
were not table tosgive them. Thus .the
inevitable result was to earn some
pin money for their "extras." Na-
turally they turned to "b by -sitting.'-
Now .that they are .more numerous:
the* parents:'are taking advantage of
them.
When the "sitter" arrives, a list •of
instructions-: usually .awaits,. her, con-
cerning the `babies, The last 'words
o course are_fbbm_ the parents on their
departure Too often they are, "We'll
be home around twelve, Joa,"-- . or.
something • much like it. ` n•
Rut are
they? Very seldom. Instead, 'they ret
tura home much later, full of.apologies
and excuses.
Do they care if Joan is alert for;
classes next day? Do , they care
whether or.not the parents of their
Cam bell
en- from the :mere` it'tta -th "' ' t.
baby-sitters_ receive '-they are :not
even- wortW the qualities that are
sought for, by.'Cher parents. If it is
not worth' more than fifth or seventy -
bye cents to be relieved of your child-
ren for a while, you'd be better off
to stay home and mind your own
children.
So, parents of baby-sitters, do you
not care if your child is getting his
or her full quota of sleep or not?
I suggest that the citizens of Gode-
rich, take into ooneideration the form-
ation of -a Baby -Sitters' Club, in which
they themselves take an active part.
Co-operation is needed to put it into
reality. The aim: To "improve the
situation in which,oatr baby-sitters find
themselves, and ,to introduce rules that
take in higher `wages; and stay#ng all
night if parents intend to be later than
gree a ao many
1%_30 p.m.
- -r -
SPECIAL
MEN'S SUITS
LADIES' ,ONE-PIECE
DRESSES:
`:.DRY CLEANED
AND
PRESSED -
the new way
• u ■
A. wins
Aitruig'' Repairing Pressing
CASH AND CARRY
EAST STREET
DO YOU KNOW
Tire Government ,of the Province of Quebec have granted to
Hollinger . North Shore Exploration 'Co. Ltd. the powers of
exploration in .the entire Ungava area:
$100,000,000. will be spent on. this Project in the next few years.
Hollinger North Shore Is a subsidiary -of .poll -Inger •Gold Mines
Our Canadian- mines offer untold opportunities
Information on any thine is available on request • .
FOR . SALE. -•-WATERFRONT IN
town of Goderich. Attractive batik,
and beach.. Healthful elevation. Or-
chard, sewer, water, light. Ap quiet
location for ,l3un1mer• -cottages or' for
small farming. Particulars frolin R.
C. HAYS. Goderich. _ 13tf
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NOTICE -TO -CREDITORS
NQTICE :TO CREDITORS..-
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having any claim against the estate
THE FAMILY OF THE TE MR,. .
John Snazel wish to. express their •
appreciation of the kindness and sym-
pathy shown them in their bereave-
ment; they would also remember with
thanks those . who loaned their ;cars
for the funeral and those 'who , sent'
7
Iflowers. -
WANT. TTAKE, TATHIS OPPOR-
TUNITY toi thank my many friends
and' neighbors for their good wishes
and for the treats. I received while a
patient in the hospital; also to 'thank
of Thom is Woods, late of the Township the hospital staff for their kindness
to me. MRS. GEO. NAYLOR. 7x
of Waweesosh in the. County of Huron,
retired farmer, who" died on., the nine-
teenth day of January, 1946, to send
same to the undersigned on or before
the twenty-third day of February,
1946, as .on and after that date the"
WE'RE AGENTS FOR KITCHENER executors 'of the said estate shall
Big -4 Chicks, and 'advise you .proceed to make distribution of the
order soon especially for Februarys' assets • thereof, having regard..:.onlg :to
ar
efi �d-ei3very: -gatisfed , eustonaers
who order each year testify to their
wise choice. Breeders Government -
inspected and blood -tested for both
strains'- of _pullorum. MR, EUGENE
RYAN, Ryan Produce Co.;, Goderich.
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FOR- 841,E. -NEW ELECTRIC AND
semi -electric (treadle) sewing ma-
chines. Also used. ones. Goderich
having ,.been now included in our
division, our—representative will be in
town' weekly. For prompt service call
or 'write THE SINGER SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY, 78 Ontario
street, Stratford. Phone 727. If your
machine is new, have it checked free
within ninety days. 42tf
PARM ,FOR, SALE. — EIGHTY
titres, - mostly - clay loam, on No. r8
Highway, 2% mires west of Clinton.
Bank barn 45' by0'. House in • fair
condition ; good dutbuildings ; twenty
acres fall plowing* .five acres fall wheat,
balance seeded to hay and pasture.
Good supply of water. Apply' to
JOHN HULLER, 'Clinton, R.R. 3.
7-9x
.BORN
ABBOTT. --At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on February 12, 1946, to
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Abbott; 72
Trafalgar street, Goderich, a son.
OURRAN: At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, ' •on February 6, 1946, to
„Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curran, IRR. 1,
Dungannon, a son, Ralph Gordon.
GOWERS. --- At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on February 7, /946, to
Mr. and Mrs., Thaddeus 'Gowers,
Bruce"st'reet;"Goderich, a son, Donald
James. .
McVITTIE.---At Ale"andra Hospital«;
Goderich, on February 10, 1946, to
Mr. ; and Mrs. Melbourne .McVittie;
--52 East-. -16th =street,- -Hamilton, a
daughter, Jean' Cheryl.
� 1'4ILLIAMS.--At •Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on February 13, 1946, to
Mr. and Mrs.. Earl Williams, Regent
street, Goderich, a son.
DIED
,BELL.—In Goderich, on Wednesday,
F
eb ruary 13th, 1946, Hazel E. Young,
wife of Marshall J. ,Beit, in • her
37th year. •
Funeral service at Cranston funeral
home, ,17 Montreal Street, Saturday,
February 16th, at 2 , o'clock p.jn.
interment $a Maitland cemetery.
HUNI1ING.--At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on Tuesday, February
12th, 1946. Thomas' Hunkin'g, in 'his,
87tkAyear.
I>LLIQ,TT.--In Goderich, on Sunday,
February lOth, l 1946, James A.
Elliott, in his 81st year.
IN !MEMORIAM
WILLIS.—In lowing memory of :a dear
husband and father whq passed away
February lath, 1942.
—Always remembered by wife and
Nfamily and grandchildren. -7
MURRAY.—In loving memory of a
dear wife and smother, 111rs. Walker
Murray, who passed away one year
ago—February 10th; 1046.
0, how oft she conies before us,
Iter dear face so sweet and true,.
ieeting ,now in peace with Jesus; •
Loving hearts:- still long for .you.
—Sadly missed by her llueband and
i+°anaily. 7x
„Atw 11:ism' of Music lei' natal
Schools.
Will accept limited ntimber of
' pupils.
Wilk! P.O. Dot 8Gff 'Podetleho
•18 ,Phone 318 •
COAL, AND HAIDWAilE' AT THb: 't M113O11;4
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Insurance Agent:, the prenflum
on the fire insurance policy covering
your barn will be due neat week."
Ole:- "Ala guess ah don't need dat
insurance dis year." Insurance Agent:
"flow's that?" ,Ole: "Dat barn burn
down t'roa niont'o ago."
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the claims -Of which they have notice.
.Dated at Goderich • this .• twenty -
_eighth duty of January, A.D.'1946,.
R. C. HAYS, S.Q.,
_G-oderichr,-_Ontario,
-6'1 Solicitor for the . Estate.
NOTICE TOCR1J'DITORS.
All persons having•cl'tiims against
the estste of Wren H. Sheurdown or
the estate of Edith F. Shearduwn, both
of the Town of Goderich, in the County
of Huron, are hereby required .to --for=
ward full particulars of such claim
duly verified to the undersigned by
,February 28th next, after which date
the estate will be distributed; - -
FRANK DONNELLY, Goderich, On-
tario, Solicitor for the personal repre=
sentative: 5-7
NOTICE TO CREDITORS...
All persons having claims against
the estate of Roy J. Meyers, late of
the Township of Ashfield in the` County
of Huron, are required to forward
full partieulars' of such claim to the
understated by February 28th next,
after which' date the ' estate will be
distributed. ' -
FRANK DONNELLY,'Qoderich, On
tarso, Solicitor for the Administrator.
s,„-,+ it. ., 5-7
NOTICE "TO CREDITORS.`
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having any, claim against the estate
of Maude P. Carrick, late of the Town 7 -
of Goderich, in• the County of Huron,
married woman, who died on the 29th
day of January, 1946, to send same to ,
the undersigned on or before the 28th
day of February, 1946, as after that
date the executrix of the said estate
shall proceed to make distribution of
the assets thereof, haying regard only
to the claims of which, she then has
notice - e
Dated at Goderich the 6th day of
February, A.D. 1946,
F. R. DARROW, •
Goderich • • Ontario, . •
13=8 Solicitor for the Estate.
MR. AND MRS. PAUL BEDARD,.
and family would like to exp`° ess •
their heartfelt thanks for the sympathy
and kindness , shown them in their •
bereavement. They would also thank
those who sent spiritual- and floral trib- . .:
-tea and those who: loaned_ their • care.,_
CI,LEA.RING AUCTION SALE OF
'FARM _ STOCI i --PMP BM -]f N'I'4,
AND EHEVROLET CAi't'
One mile' south of ''Blyth on No. -.4
Highway, -on •
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21st
coramenc10g at 12.30 p.m.
- HORSES -Sorel gelding, rising 5.
years.. 'old; brown . gelding, rising 3
years old:
CATTLE -6 Holstein springer cows,
5 years old; 4 ,Ayrshire springer cows,
3 to 6 years old -;40 fresh niilch cows,
3 to 6 years old ; 7 'Holstein and
Ayrshire cows, • due in Mareh and
April ; 3 Ayrshire yearlinlg heifers
8 Durham yearlings; 1 two-year-old
Durham bull; 6 'young, calves.
PIGS -4 sows, due In, Marcs and
.April.
MOTOR CAR -1929 Chevrolet coach,
In excellent condition. r
IMPLEMENTS—Mower ; - cultivator ;
(4-seetion) harrows ; seed drill; har-
row eart; manure' spreader, Massey -
Harris ; cutter; buggy; Light sleigh;
w)tift'letrees; neekyokes, and numerals
other articles.
Any person wishing .,to. purchase
dairy cows should attend this sale.
These Cows are in -good condition, and
giving a good Sow of milk.. .
TERMS—CASH.
sPOSITIVELY NO RES.1?RVE.
'G10OROV C. POWELL,
Proprietor.
HAROLD JACKSON,
Auctioneer.
Unless you and I are different,
where's. a different world to come
from?
Life Insurance .
No one is so poor that' he cannot
begin to be thrifty • u,"
No one is so rich that he does
nor -aced to --be thrifty •
The margin between Success and .
Failure 1s measured by a
single word
THRIFT .,
& M. FORD
Get Insure:I — Stay matured --:
Rest assured. •
Notth St. Tel.. 246w
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t WISH TO ANNOUNCE THE LOCATION
OF MY OFFICE AS SITUATED IN
THE OAREY A CHAPMVIAN BUILDING,
5,.: WEST ST. G O T'EXCH
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W., Cecil Aftrldge
CHARMED ACCOVbtTTANV
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