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THE, «O J RICH SIGNAL -STAY?,
ST. GEORGE'S CI -LURCH
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%FA 1.�.ml . HO ek OM +. �41NION. • "
1A.O0 HOLY COMMUNION .'.ND SERMON.
8.00 p. SUNDAY' SCg1I01L,
ZOO I .mi,-r-iLVENING SONG SERVICE.
REV. RIEVLRL r IL, R! AR , III,A" Ltli., RECTOR.
MRS. E. JESSOR', Oa'ganis6 and Choir Leader.
YOU ARE INVITED TO A`I'TI:NH TII1WSE SERVICE
1( North St. United Church
MINISILA- EV. IL '1L TURNBULL, B.1La B.gD„ ®.T M.
REV. DAVID WREN OF STRt ATFOJW
11 a.m. "The Collegiate Girls' Choir will •sing.
7 p.m.'
REV, D. WREN.
Organist. and Choir Leader:
Mrs. Murray Hetberington,
A SINCERE WELCOME AWAITS YOU
9.45 a.x
11 a.m.
Knox Presbyterian Church
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
J IBR CONGREGATION:-
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QNGREGATION:•11 a.an. - PUBLIC WORSHIP - 7 p.m.
The Minister at Both Services
REMEMBER THE CHURCH'S ADVANCE -
MINISTER -REVEREND RICHARD STEWART
Director of Praise -..Mrs. %V, F. Saunders
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"VOIhb succi' • r• li r tine"L6rd in - the Beauiy oUffi l mess.
Victoria St, United Church
MINISTER --REV.. LAWRENCE IL TURNER. ILA.
ORGANIST-4ISS BARBARA CUTT
10.00 a.m. SABBATH SCHOOL. •
11.00 a.m. "EASTER'S SEQUEL -THE SPIRITS DESCENT."
7.00 p.m. "NOT 'DIE NINETY'S NINE BUT .. . "
Monday 8.00 p.m. Young People's Union.
2.45 p.m. UNION.
VICTORIA WELCOMES YOU
., 10 a.m.
11 a.m.
Goderich Baptist . Church
REV. JOSEPH JAMES, M.A., PASTOR
Mrs. Ella I. Donaldson, A.L.C.M., Organist
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
PUBLIC WORSHIP. "Loyalty to Christ."
COMMUNION SERVICE.
7 p.m, PUBLIC WORSHIP. "What Jesus Taught Concerning God"
Wednesday 8 p.m.' ' An Old Fashioned Prayer, Meeting.
A SINCERE WELCOME FOR ALL
BETHEL PENTECOSTAL, TABERNACLE
REV. J. A. P'EARSON, -Pastor. ' 16 WATERLOO STREET.
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. - •
11 a.m. KENNETH REM OF TORONTO BIBLE SCHOOL
WILL PREACH. -
'7.30 p.m. "THE . LORD WITH US."
Tuesday 8 p.m. Young People's -Meeting.
Thursday 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
REMEMBER THE SABBATH DAY TO KEEP IT HOLY
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Free Methodist Church
REV. R. C. M cCALLUM, Pastor. Cor. Victoria and Park Sts.
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
PREACHING SERVICES AT 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
(Please note change in evening hour of service)
WEDNESDAY 8 p.m. PUBLIC PRAYER SERVICE.
Internal -heart religion, which is the one outstanding feature of the
Chr ti et-gion_ tom reek;§ A41 X111001,9 the,. lift. d is Pie
only type that will` stand the acid test of the Judgment.
PRACTICAL PREACIIING - ON SCRIPTURAL SALVATION
IN EVERYSERVICE.
THE SALVATION ARMY
WATERLOO and LIGHTHOUSE STREETS
Major Joyce Clarke
Lieut. Margaret' Farmer Officers in Charge.
11 a.m. HOLINESS MEETING.
2.30 p.m. SU,N»AY SCHOOL.
7 pan. , SALVATION SERVICE
. MONDAY, MAY 6th --8 p.m. --SPECIAL MISSIONARY MEETING.
Mrs. Major Corbett, in Indian Costume, will be Guest Speaker.
HEARTY .WELCOME TO ALL.
One hour and a -half, morning and
evening, is the most time it will take
to go to church.
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JUST ARRIVED. FROM
.ENGLAND
ENGLISH TEAPOTS. -- JUGS -
A
FEW DINNER SETS
MIT$'S ART} �- AND „GIFTrL STORE •
'EAST ST. PHONE 198
KINCSBRIDGE
:Briefs
TUiURDA
For Results _ A Classified Ad AVUTIOv KIM
E2 ECTS
On St. Da,vid.';l street, Goderich, apii
SATURDAY, MAY 4th
at 1 p.m.
Full line of household effects, including
stoves, diningand kitchen furniture,
bedroom furniture and bedding, dishes
and kitchen utensils, also gartden totis.
TERMS -CASH,.
MRS. WM. PI1ILLIPS,
Proprietor..
HAROLD JACKSON,
,Auctioneer.
NOTICE
Minstrel slow' at St. George's Pariah. _-
11a102mrstiay and friday, May 9 and Would (de;al `Seven -room house, im-
10, t't,une and have a laugh. A good mediate pOssession, for $1,009 a cash
two-hour sherw. 8.15 p.m. Admission and '37 or 'a8 car In good condition.
50e. ;. -18 (;`a11 SIGNAL -STAR. 18x
ludigestictn pains vanish quickly
when you' use WVilder's Stomach .--- ..'_.;,- y .
Powder-- -pleasant, soothing. 50s, ' and i4'0R, SALE.
$1 at Campbell's and all druggists. -
1S-23 Ii�O1t SALE.�M1N URIC: SPREADER,
The regular meeting of St. George's fur e size; cream separator, large
size, nearly new; Durham cow, 5
years old, due in May ; ;. two young
saws, bred. OEO. COLCLOUGI-I, No.
4" 1lighway, 2111 miles- north of Clinton.
18x
F+t X - SALE" -- RED RASPBERRY
cartes, said to he immune from corn -
borer, $1.16er dozen.' Call at g4
William street before noon. -14tt
Church Women's Guild will be held
Tuesday, May 7th,"at 3 o'clock. Mem-
bers please note change of day. •
Carey Bair ltandleaps you. Use
Augelislue Grey Halt;, Restorer to re-
gaitt natural color -life. $1 at Camp-
bell's and Emerson's Drug Stores, .
18-22
The regular ' meeting of the Matple
Leaf Chapter, I.O.D.E,, will be held
in MacKay Hall, on Friday, May 10th.
A report of the eonyention will be
given.• a -1S
Reserve Saturday, lday 4th, for rum -
FOR SALE. -STUCCO HOUSE ON?
Lighthouses street; seven rooms,
three-piece bath, in good condition;
Wage sale in Victoria street church, ,garden and garage. Apply MRS.
commencing at 2 p.m., under auspices ELDON CULI3ERT, R.R. 6, Goderich.
of Eureka class. 17-18
Hygienic supplies (rubber goods).
mailed ,postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. Six samples
25e; 24 samples $1.90. Mail -Order
Dept. T-53, NOV-RUBBER CO., Box
9t Bamilton, Ont. 18-22
Roll your lawn with a two -ton motor -
driven roller. C. BARKER, 65
Anglesea street, or phone 401,T after
6' p.m. °- 17-20
Lloyd's Corn and Callous Salve gives
immediate relief from corns and. cal-
louses. 50c at Campbell's and Emer-
son's Drug Stores. - 18-22
Keep in mind the Maple Leaf
Chapter, I.O.D.E., rummage sale to be
ldan{Irte� IIt►11.. i'.3`0°- .nr.�'
Saturdity; M`ay 4'tli. 14-17-18
Slendor Tablets are. effective. Two
weeks' supply $1; 12 weeks' $5, at POR SALE. -ONE SET Y2 -TON
Campbell's and Emerson's Drug Stores. chain falls, ft. lift; 27 sheets
metal lath; one solid cherry wardrobe;
,�,
18 ..` one electric range, four -plate; two 24 -
inch pipe wrenches. Phone 248.
18-19
R SALE. - PART HOLSTEIN
FOR SALE. -- BEDDING AND
vegetable plants; Spanish onions.
cabbage, cauliflower, head -lettuce,
Brussels . sprouts, are now ready.
JACKSON FLORISTS, 49 Bruce street,
phone 105, Goderich. 18tf
FOR SALE. -NEW ELECTRIC AND
semi -electric (treadle) sewing ma-
chines. Also used ones. Goderich
having been now included in our
division, our representatives will be in
town weekly. For prompt service call
or write THE SINGER SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY, 78 Ontario
street, Stratford. Phone 7;7. If your °font. x .1,.W .... _..:-18,22
43141,111e, 4mew.:: b, t~e.A.t- checc fifes �..;,
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within ninety days. 42tf WANTED. -TO BUY OLD HORSES
and dead cattle; must be suitable
for mink feed; removed promptly.
JACK GILBERT. phone 908 r 21,
Clinton. Calls paid for. 18tf
WAN'.
WAN TED.---12A.RG .NN'FURNISU-
ED room, ' with private family,
'without board. All conveniences.
TOM PRITCHI,ARD, phone 991 or
SIGNAL -STAR, phone 71. '
WANTED. - RELIABLE HOUSE -
'
KEEPER. Write BOX 119,
SIGNAL -STAR. 18x
WAli`I�:D. -A SHOP SUITABLE
for a shoe -repairing business,' at
once. Please le,'xve particulars at
SIGNAL -STAR or at 74 Britannia
road, ARNOLD SCHUTZ. 17-18x
"ANTED.;-HOUSl1 OR APART -
MEDT furnished 'or unfurnished,
for a family of five. Apply GRAHAM
INGLIS, phone 457 or 948W. 18x
WANTED. --A MAID TO ASSIST
with, housework, three adults, no
heavy wgrt; every convenience;. can
sleep in or out. Best of wages will.
be • paid for ` right ' party. Apply to
BOX 115, SIGNAL -STAR. , 17-18
WANTED AT ONCE. MILL ROOM
woodworking foreman. Must
understand the set-up of all machines.
LUCKNOW INDUSTRIES LIMITED,
Lucknow, Ontario. -18
AN OPPORTUNITY. -- E S T A 3-
LrSIEIED Rural Watkins District
available. If you are 'aggressive, and
between the ages of 25 and 55, have
or can secure travel otitfit, this is
your opportunity to get established in
a profitable • business _of your own.
For full particulars write today to
THE J. R. WATKINS COMPANY,
Dept.•O-G-1, 2177 Masson St., Montreal,
At Kingsbridge Hall, Monday even
ing, .May 6th, Carruthers orchestra.,
Admission 50c. Luneh at, hall. -18
The. annual tweeting of the ladies'
section of the Maitland Golf Club will - cow, six years old; due to freshen
be held at 5 p.m., May 8th, at the June 1 t.• HERB. MCADAi41, R.R.
Bedford Hotel. All Members and pros- (xoderie -
pective members are cordially invited
to attend,
BORN
BRINDI,.EY,-At_ Alexandra Hospital,
• Goderich, on April .29th, 1946, to
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brindley, R.R. 3;
Goderich, a son.
CANTON. -At Chichester, England, on
April 19th, 1946, to Mr. and ,Mrs.
Vernon Canton (formerly of Gode-
rich), a daughter. FOR SALE. - WATERFRONT IN
HAMILTON. -At Alexandra Hospital, ' town of Goderich. Attractive bank
Goderich, on April ZGth, 1946, 'to and beach. Healthful elevation. Or;
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hamilton, Dun -
chard, sewer, water, light.
gannon; Ont., a daughter, Nancy g t. A quiet
Michele. location for summer cottages or for
SHEPPARD.-At Alexandra Hospital, small farming. Particulars' from R.
on April 25th, 1946. to Mr. and Mrs. C. HAYS, Goderich. 13tf
Clarke Sheppard, St. Vincent street,
Goderich, a daughter, April Dawn.
STOLL. - At Alexandra Hospital,
• Goderich, on April • 27th, 1946, to
Mr. and Mrs. 'Edgar Stoll, Huron
road, Goderich, a son, John Allan.
WESTBROOK.-At Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich, on April 27th, 1946,
to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westbrook,
Nelson street, Goderich, a daughter,
Judith Anne. '
FOR SALE. -A GARAGE, APPLY
74 Huron road.
WHILE WE'RE INTO MAY; THE
WHILE
Hatchery can ,fill
Orders for . Big -4 Chicks, in a fairly
wide range breeds and crossbreds.
They advise no delay in ordering, how-
ever. Agent, RYAN PRODUCE CO.
-18
IN MEMORIAM
MONTGOMERY, -In loving memory
of a dear sou and brother, Pte.
Robert James Montgomery, • who
made the supreme , sacrifice for the
freedom of mankind in Germany on
May 1st, 1945.
It is lonesome at home without you,
son,
And sad the weary way;
For life is not the same to us
Since you were called away.
If we had all the world to give
We'd give it, yes and more.
To hear your voice and see your smile
And greet ,you, at the door. -
So, youhave to
who a o
�x:D,e�:�eheiais}��ia�=.�vath�.�are�.�,�•�, =.�
You'll never know - the heartache
'Till yo,u see his vacant chair.
-Ever remembered and sadly missed
by Mother, Brother Gordon and Sisters
Frances and Isabelle. • • 18x
GODERICH TOWNSHIP*
KINGSBRIDGE. Apr. 30. - Mr.
Frank Dalton of Cleveland is visiting
Here for a while.
Mrs. Albert Howald and family, from
Springfield, have moved into Larry
Wallace's residence.
Miss Veronica Austin is recovering
-favorably- front inj-uni&received
car accident on . Port Albert hill a
week ago. -_
We all enjoyed .the play "Good
Gracious Grandma," which was pre-
sented on Monday evening by the Port
Albert Club. The players rendered
their parts in an able manner.
Huron Laundry
UNDEia N1 W` SIA,NAGENIENT
DAVID AND ED:1IUND IIUTCIIESSON
We solicit tlhe patronage of the fori'ner iustonieray of the Hurtin
• • Lnundfry •and assun'e them satisfactory service.
LATE'T METHODS OF LAUNI RING 1 MPLO' 'ED
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d. I�'�l
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L � M;i �T.
FIs
Township School Area Board. -The
Goderich Township School Area Board
met at No. 10 school the evening of
April 25th. All members were present
and Chairman C.Laithwaite presided.
The Board is planning a joint picnic
of all the schools in the area some time
,in June. The entire Board is planning
to visit each school on Monday, May
6th. The next regular meeting will be
held the -evening of May 3.0th in No.
4 school.
GOLFERS ENTERTAIN AT -
BRILLIANT GATHERING
PROMPT DELIVERY .OF -THE FOL-
. LOWING •pure breeds' and hybrid
crosses. High quality Government-
approvedchicks from blood -tested
breeders: White Leghorns,_- Barred
Rocks, White Rocks, New Hampshires,
Light Sussex, Black ' Australorps,
Jersey Black Giants, White Leghorn X
Barred Rocks, Barred Rock X White-
Leghorns, Austra Whites, New Hamp-
shire X Barred Rocks, Barred Rock X
New Hampshires, Light Sussex X New
Hampshires, New Hampshire X Light
Sussex. Greatly reduced prices for
May. Also started chicks_ -.and older .Pension Fund opened this weekand
-pullets. Free catalogue. TWEDDLE lasts from April 28th to May .12th.
CHICK HATCHERIES LIMITED, The aim is to raise $3,500,000_ to in -
Fergus, Ontario. • 17-18 crease the endowment -of this fund.
•It is a lay movement and the laity of
each church has , been organized, to
conduct the campaign. The North.
street committee are making an appeal
by mail_ to their members, to be fol-
lowed by a canvass later on, . if neces-
sary, -to reach their objective of $2,000.
Rev, LH. Turner, who with Mrs.
Turner and daughter spent lal,st week
in Toronto on account of the serioue
condition of his brother in hospital
there, returned in order to take his
work on Sunday, exchanging pulpits
WITH -17'e °C?": ""CFOii'r rli Tice' en -
miller -Nile charge. He leaves for
WANTED. --HOUSE IN GODERICH
or house or small farm near
Goderich in exchange, for a modern•
brick bungalow, twenty miles from
Toronto. Write BOX 118, SIGNAL -
..T c�R. -18 , illy
WANTED. -HOUSEWORK BY THE
day, by a young woman. Phone
242J. - -18
WANTED. -FURNISHED APART-
MENT
APART-
MENT or house, by family 'of two
adults. Phone (collect) Clinton 83,
room 3, or write BOX 120, SIGNAL-
STAR.
IGNALSTAR. -18
WANTED. -COUNTRY ROME FOR
Airedale: dog'; , is kind with child-
ren, good watch dog. JIM NAFTEL.
Phone, 486. • -18
WANTED. - GIRL'S BICYCLE;
must be in good condition. Phone
950W,•: -18
WANTED. -BOARDER IN HOME
• centrally `located. Phpne 950W.
-18
CHURCH NOTES • -
. Rev. Richard Stewart and Mr. P. J
__MacEwan represented Knox church,
Goderich, at the meeting of: the Pres-
byterian Synod of Hamilton and Lon-
don held in Knox church, Kincardine,
this week. .
The United Church campaign for the
ing in. With a number of Scottish airs.
During the evening a delightful
buffet lunch was enjoyed in the Canoe
Club rooms, which. was labelled "The
19th Hole."
The chairmen of the various cone-
mittees were : Advertising and invita-
tions, F. R. Darrow; decorations and
;program, Harold Williams; lunch, Mrs.
N. C. Jackson.
S EDS UP
TRAIN SERVICE.Toronto again today, his brother being
Iabout to undergo a serious operation.
Changes in the Canadian National- The services in Victoria street United
Railways timetable affecting Goderich church next Sunday will be conducted
took effect this week. The morning l,by Rev. A. E. Ailin.
and night tra' .s from Toronto are -.~Victoria street United church- will
speeded up,. sa g 3:5 minutes . and '25
minutes respecti •e1y.
• The morning tram, which formerly
left Goderich at 6.15, now- leaves at
5.40 (standard time) and arrives at
Toronto at 10 a.m. instead .of 11.10 as
formerly. The night train , leaves
Toronto at 6 p.m. (formerly 6.10) ai;d
arrives
.35) . at Goderieh 11' p.m. (formerly
The morning train from London- to
Clinton now leaves London at 9 a"m ,
instead of 9.15, and makes connection
as' formerly_ with the `no -4n train to
Goderich.
All times mentioned are standard
time, one hour slower than daylight
saving time.
• One of the brightest and most en- ' Changes on C.P.R.
jos•able dances of the season was held There are also some ehanges on the
in the Masonic Temple and Menesetung Canadian Pacific. The morning train
Canoe Club rooms on .Frid'ay evening, leaves Toronto at.8.15 (formerly 8.20)
when members of the Maitland Golf and arrives at Goderieh 12.50 p.m,
Club were hosts at their first at-home (formerly 1.10 ' p.m.) In . the after -
in several years. __- -t hoop -the train -leaves Goderich at 4.35
Dancing to the music of Bert Worth
and big.' CKNX Ambassadors was en-
joyed from 9 o'clock until 1, novelty
dances adding to the gaiety of the
occasion. Harold Williams was master
f celemonces:
During the evening the presentation
of trophies which had been won in
golf competitions at the Maitland
course, during 1945 was made by Presi-
dent, Dr. J. A. Grahtfm. Winners of
the trophies were : Royal L. Lloyd
trophy, Dr. Waiter Oakes, Clinton ;
Charles Garrow trophy, Carl Schneiker,
Goderich; ladies' rose bowl, Mrs.
George Bruce, Toronto; Ellis trophy,
Dr. Walter Oakes ; ladies' handicap
trophy, Mrs. Fred Rouse. Goderich.
(T ique afid " colorful deeorations
added to the gay spirit prevalent.
The general atmosphere was that of ,a
golf course with golf slogans such s
"Pore" and "Replace the 'surf" and
(rosssed golf clubs adorning the walls,
and with evergreen frees and grass
Purrounding the or(-lwstra 4tancl, which
WAR .fittingly labelled "No. 1 G,reen.'r
Spring colors and sprays of apple
blossom and forsythia 4114 V$iSes of
4affoililn, ,clded to the seta pl'�. ,,\
4 Iar.ruIeal "` o t', (ol i'�tll5° i apt �t�t1f in
14gltYaDiG Riiipf �\trap aur l al �• s$sOl tC a
rl! � y c a ed
th tll 1, amt\t )2.0,,1.,• a1 ` I the evelt-
P.m. (same ds before) and arrives at
Toronto 9.40 p.m. instead of 9.45. A11
arriv is and departures are on stand-
ard time.
NOTICE
All owners and occupants
of premises are hereby noti- '
Pied that all rubbish, aches,
etc., mut be removed from
the,premises before May 15th,
1946.
A. 0. RO,
1 hief of Police a 4
1 Sanitaa . ' Inspe kb.
to .
17-18'
AUCTION SALE OF PROPERTY,
AND HOUSEHOLD BFF:OTS.
on Bruce• street, in the town of
G bderich; on
SATURDAY, MAY 11th,
at 1 p.m,
HOUSEHOLD .. EFFECTS - Easy
electric washer; 1 snip kitchen range
(like new),; 1 Quebec heater; 1 three -
burner oil stove; 1 oil heater ; 1 drop-.
leaf table; 0 kitchen chairs ; 1 writing
desk ; drophend , sewing machine; num-
ber of rockers; number of small tables;
extension table ; 6 dining chairs; 1
sideboard; couch; 1 organ 'furniture
for three bedrooms; spring and mat-
tress; toilet sets; quilt boxes; number
of hooked mats; curtains; quantity of
linoleum ; " 2 rugs; • dishes; kitchen
utensils; lawn mower; garden tools;
quantity of dry w'iiod.
REAL PROPk7R Y ...-4 -Seven-roomframe cottage with pantry and bath-
room; small barn, suitable for garage.
Buyer can have immediate possession.
TERMS -Chattels, cash; real pro-
perty, 20 per cent. down, balance in
30 days. Reserve bid. •
MRS. JANE GRAY,
Proprietress.
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk.
HAROLD JACKSON,
Auctioneer:
17-19-
tlE
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NF
MOLL♦ EFFECTS
will be held at residence of Alex. Hay,
formerly A. H. Callahan's home on
McMahon avenue, near I3aylield road,
Goderich,, on
.SATURDAY, MAY 4th
• tit 1.30 p.m.
Consisting of 3 -piece , chesterfield
suite; 3 -piece living:room suite; mai-
hogarly dining -room suite, table„ buffet
and 5 chairs ; studio couch ; day bed;_
one dressei ; walnut oak . settee and
chairs to match ; -1 bed .complete, -wal-
nut; 1 small bed, brass; 2 dressers,
oak; 2 hot -plates; Sunbeam Mix -
master; electric iron; floor lamp;
cabinet- radio ; carpet sweeper ; kitchen
table and chairs; kitchen cabinet;
electric fixtures-; 2 beds ; Princess. Pat
range ; Quebec heater ; coal oil heater;
jacket heater ; washstand ; number 'of
small tables; icebox ; sewing machine;
writing; desk ; fernery; 2 armchairs;
cot - with mattress; boy's bicycle; baby
carriage ; chairs ; cooking -. utensils ;
dishes ;, pillows; curtains; drapes, and
many other article,.,
TERMS --CASH.•
,
DONALD. BLUE,
• Auctioneer.
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FIRE
. ,IS SO DESTRUCTIVE .
Make sure bur possessions are
insured % against ' this common
threat.
RATES ARE CHEAP
H. M. FORD
Get insur€,l -- Stay insured -
Rest assured.
North -St. Tel. 268w
1
CURRY'S' 13AK RY
...Tho TQ➢ if s, e of Tasty ` Pastry
WEER -END SPECIAL
°AKE DOUG UTS
• 20 0onts a do exi
Next month is the mouth o$
BRIDES AND ROSES
Plage your order for that all-
important .WEDDING CAKE
as early as you possibly can.
All orders of 81..00 or oder
delivered.
PHONE 465
MEL. CULBERT, t'roprietgr,
.9 w
. TO KENT
TO RENT. -ATTRACTIVE FURN-
ISHED bedroom, new home; all
conveniences. Phone 992. 18-199
0 RENT. FURNISHED APART-
MENT. , 54 Anglesea street. .
,BUSINESS NOTICES
I BUY RAGS,' +ExQOSE AND DUCK
feathers and ticks" I buy and sell
used furniture and household articles.
I'repair seiving machines. C. WOODS.
12 East street, Phone 242J. 13t2
,. CARDS OF' -:.HANKS
MR, AND MRS. MICHAEL KEN-
NEDY and family wish to thank
cxeuds
{.a
ate hb
or
;.,.�
.�- r he
`xl
sp anti floral bouquets and -flop--
their kindness in ',donating cars at the
funeral of their beloved daughter,
Mary. Thanks also .are , extended to
Mr. Lodge for his kind assistance.
IT IS MY DESIRE TO TAKE THIS
means of conveying my sincere
geatitude • to Dr. Natters, Alexandra
Hospital nursing stair, and al\friends
who very -kindly visited me, and who
sent cards, letters, flowers, ,and In other
ways brought comfort to me while
I was • in Victoria Hospital and the
Rogers Hoine in London -
18x MRS. JANE. RIACH.
A WOIrD, OF APPRECIATIO.W ITO
the pupils and tea;`her of S.S. No.
2 School, Goderich township. , -I.
George S. Barr, 'wish to thank them,,
for their wonderful 'co-operation while
I eras caretaker. of said school... -18
anted.
Iron Foundry
Moulders
(Heavy green sand)
GOODA fTAGES
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
Write -Stating .previous
experience -To:
Port Arthur , Shipbuilding
Co., Ltd.
Port Athur, Qntario
18-9-0
COAL
WHEN, YOU REQUIRE COAL OR COKE
CALL
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reach another milestone in itshistory
when on Sunday, May 19th. it will
bring to its pulpit a former. minister
now in semi -retirement, the Rev.
Anson E. Moorhouse of Sarnia. •°`
Rev. U. E. Clronhielm announces that For SaleBy . Tender
'a11 services on the . Nile-Benmiller
Un day church charge will be conducted �j� �-,�� < �'IIJh °
on daylight saving time. , INGS and FENCING
ATST. JOSEPH'S, ONT. '
Subject to prior sale or withdrawal, War Assets Corporation invites
offers for the purchase o1 all, the Crown's right, title and interest in
the property described below :
The complete establishment, land, lntildiiigs, 'fencing, etc., but ex-
cluding power line and equipment, known as St..Yosep'h's Aerodrome,
situated about five miles south of Exeter, Ontario, or 12 miles north-
• west of the Town of Centralia, and consisting or the fenced areas
forming parts of Lot's 6, 7, and 8, in Concession East .of. Lake head;:
part of Lots 21 ,to 25 inclusive, in Concession 15,, containing in • all
641.5 acres more or less; and 7.4 acres more or less consisting ofpart
of Lots 18 and '19, Concession 12,
A certiiiM ehc que or flank Draft to, the value of 10% of tl e'tencder .
price for the above property-, made pa'ynble to War Assets Corpor4•
Corporation,
must...be forwaurded vbri h- lee--tender---ire arced , e nv'e I alnl
marked on the outside: ->!i
Lawn Mowers
' Sharpened -
Prompt Service
ALSO LATHE ,WORK"
\Evenings 'After .ii p.m..
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Tinders Wanted
• Tenders for the purchase of a
No. 4 Champion Rock Crusher
with bin' screen and loader will
be received by the undersigned
up to and including May 13th:
Crusher may be seen at MCILot
26 Concession 6 West Wawanosh,
The '1tighest or any tender not
necessarily' accepted.
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TENDER NO D-1-138
FOR PROPERTY
AT ST.. JOSEpPH'S, ONTARIO
addressed to the Secretary, War Assets Corporation, 4095 St.• Cath-
erine Street, .West, Montreal 6, Que., 'P.O. Box 6099,
Tenders will close at 12 o'clock noon, Eastern Standard Time., A
MONDAY, MAY. 27, 1946.
The highest Or any tender no#,necessarily aueel)ted. (1htques or bank
drafts will a. returned t0 unsueet4ssful tenderet;s. •" retiders received
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after (-losing time Cantle! Iw considered.
Sale apt this 1propert • to any Ipurc•baser will be su1',ja't•1 lo the approval
t�,
•of the ilo�'et•ttor-in-t'onnell.
War assets Corporation....
409)3 St. Catherise Street, 4West,. Montreal 6, Que.
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toN (099 • Phone. Main. 3771