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ORGE'S CHURCH
SUNDAY, 1L% 1l?,tla, 1910
8.34 s .rn, HOIJSY C (IiMMUNION.
10,00 'aim. SUNDAY SV' OI
11..0 MORNIN9 IiPIZAYER AND SERMON.
7.00 p.m, EVENSONG SERVICE.
REV: • B1WI I LY ]iii, VAR,I; R.A., Li is . RECTOR.
MRS. E. JES SOP, I.rgauist and diioir 'Rader.
YOU ABE INVITED TO' ATTEND' THESE SERVICES
A Classified Ad
North ° St. United Church
MiNISTERk.—RSV, R. H. TURNIIULL; R.A., .R.D.. S.T.M.
111. aa,nn. ,"THE CHURCH'S ANSWER TO OUR PROBLEMS."
10APTIS5AL SERVICE.
3 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. MOTHER'S DAY PROGRAM.
7 p.m. "MOTHERS" OF GREAT MEN."
Orgat and Choir Leader-- •
Mrs. 'Murray Hetherington, A.T.C.M.
A SINCERE WELCOME AWAITS YOU
Knox Presbyterian Church
9A5 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. MOTHER'S DAY SERVICE.
1 Guest Speaker—Mrs, Gordon Bisset.
11 a.m. JUNIOR CONGREGATION.
11 a.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP.
Sermon Subject: THE ADVANCE • FOR CHRIST.
Special Music by a Choir of Mothers and Daughters.
7 p.m. PUBLIC WO JIIP. •
.Sermon Subjec : "The Christian Witness." .•
CANVASS FOR "THE ADVANCE"—WEEK OF MAY-.l2.tK- to .19t%=.
. ,��tIINISTk1R---R"k7R�`;. "ARIII:S
;`.CE't'V'ART° -.� . �•�
- DxreeCoi� i° Vt aise-mfrs. �'�W', F. Saunders
Organist—Miss Mary J. Strachan
Come and Worship the Lord in the -Beauty of Holiness.
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Victoria St. United Church
MINISTER—REV. LAWRENCE II. TURNER, BA.'
ORGANIST—MISS BARBARA 'CUTT
10.00 a.m. SABBATH SCHOOL.
11 a.m. 1V ivraiEWS DAY SERVICE. c
Under auspices' of SundaY School.
7 p.m. THE MINISTER. °
. Anniversary Services, Sunday, May 19th, Rev, Anson E. Moorehouse,
" of Sarnia, former pastor.
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AINMEXPI
'I��YA1�71`l�., &3]i' Fd'i,d�4, NO
dine hour sand a -half,. morning and ehi,ldrd)eu, two furnish4:UCed roo tts° or
evening, is the must time it will taL;e single with ,privifegea. Phone lOtil�d.
a. . 18 lOx
to go. to clattra�l .. .. -4 . - . _._ �,.._.-.e_ ., _
lndigestkal drains. o ane4li quiehly s
when you use 9ti ilder's Stomach ' ANTED.— -A TRil' TO TORONTO
I' ,v.der—plt tt>ant, `soothing; ' 5Uc and tom. way only) between tlu. 16th
$i at t.'ampbelf° and all druggists. and loth' of May. ,IIRS. 0001 LR,
o 1S-2.: phone 267M.
M. 19x
.he monthly meeting seting o,t the .i lanaE1►It qN OPPORTUNITY. — E STA B
Chapter,' I.( ).1),E., will be held in Mar- ' ",11S111?D Rural Watkins, District
Kay hall on Monday, May 13, at available. If you are afi re sive, and
P•111. -1J betsween the ages of :.'5 and 55, have
Hygienic supplies (rubber goods), ocan ',secure travel .outfit, tliis is
quailed postpaid in • plain,, , sealed ' your, opportunity,, to get established ,in
envelope with price list. . Six samples
25c; .'4 samples $1.00. Mail -Order F profitable full . pard ularss :w iter today ourwto
Rept. T-5,• NOV-RUBBER CO,-B°.,THE J. R. WATKI1NS , COMPANY;
91, Hamilton: Ont. 18-22 Dept. O -G-1, 2177 lassun St:, Montreal,
Roll your lawn with a two -ton motor -
driven roller. C. BARKER; 65 Que.• 1822
Anglesea street, or phone 401J after WANTED TO 'RENT.—FURNISHED
6 p.m. 17-20 cabin or housekeeping• rooms or
Lloyd's Corn and Callous Salve gives house, or will: buy. summer cottage.
immediate relief from torus and cal- G. M. ROI3SON, 265 St. David street,
louses. 50e at Campbell's and Einer- Stratford. ' -19
son's Drug Stores. • 18-22.
Home and School members are asked WANTED. --MAID FOR GENERAL
to make a special effort to attend Vie- I housework. Phone 403. -19
turfs II. and S. meeting Thursday, ,
.May 16th, at .b p.m. Musical program ; %ANTED.—TO BUY OLD HORSES
by Music Festival, winners. Election 1' and dead cattle; ilaust be suitable
of officers and a social half-hour with for mink feed ; removed promptly.
refreshments served. , JACK GIL.BERT. phone 908 r ' 21,
Siendor Tablets are effective. Two! Clinton. Calls paid for. 18tt
weeks' supply $1; 12 weeks' -$5, at
Campbell's and Emerson's Drug Stores.: -
"0. 18-22 NOTICE TO THE FARMERS OF
The May meeting of 'Central Home IHURON COUNTY
and School Association will be held ' Corm -borer clean-up regulations are
Tuesday=, May 14, at 8 p.m. _ Mrs. I again in effect for 1946. These ;require
Jackson will speak on "The Care of that all corn refuse be ploughed under
Flowers." There will alio be "
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G1x h-w&ut-1e Co i zl., ttz�tft�ati_ to Iz�'=�tz, ..ce ino ivatrn orIa
5fofficers . rind musical ntiulbcr.from,, ,ing must be picked oto and—brrned:.
the Festival.I Compliance with these regulations is
Why suffer- ti,e agony of rheumatic necessary on or before May 20th.
pain, -viatica, lumbago. when Itunma- Failure _'to comply renders the of -
caps will give you quick welcome r'e- fende.r subject to fine.
lief? Campbell's Drug ~tore. -19 GLENN EC,I{`TIER.
One hour -anti a -half, morning and 19-
evening, is the most time It will take I
o go to church. 18- i
A play, ."Beacon 11111 Billie," .wail be, p.111.. by- »the Teeswater Dramatic So -
presented in Victoria street united elety under the • auspices of Eureka
church, Tuesday. May 21st, _ at 8.15' class. Admission 50e and 25c. 18-20'
Goderich Baptist Church f'1
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REV. JOSEPH JANES, '-M.A., PASTOR
• Mrs. Ella I. Donaldson, A.L.c:M., Organist
10 a.m, SUNDAY SCHOOL. MOTHER'S DAY PROGRAM.
Address by Mrs. Roy Hudson.
11 a.m. MOTHER'S DAY SERVICE. "Honor Thy Mother."
7 p.m. - PUBLIC WORSHIP. ` A Father's Love for his Wicked Son'
Wednesday 8 p.m. Annual Business Meeting.
A FRIENDLY WELCOME FOR ALL.
Win_
raise!
EOR Kaun
SAL - BEDDING AND
vegetable plants; Spanish - anions.
cabbage, catliiiioivea', • head lettuce,
Iruffsels sprouts, are now ready.
JACKSON FLORISTS, 40 Bruee street,
phpne 105, Goderich. l8ff
FOR SALE.—NEW ELECTRIC AND
swami -electric .(treadle) sewing ma --
chinos. Also used ones.• Goderich
having been now included in our
division, our representatives will be in
town weekly. For prompt service tali
or write THE SINGER R SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY, 78 Ontario
street, Stratford. Phone 727. If your
machine is new, have It checked free
within ninety days. • 4tf
FOR SALE: -•--ONE SET y2 -ON
chain falls, 10 ft. lift; 27 sheets
metal lath; one solid cherry.awardrobe ;
one electric range, four -plate, °two 24-
int pipe wrenches. Phone 248.
1-8-18
FOR SALE. WATERFRONT IN
town of Goderich. Attractive bank
ana beach. Healthful. elevation. Or-
chard, sewer, water, light. ` . quiet
location fbr summer -cottages or for
small farming. Particulars from R.
C. HAYS, Goderich. 13tf
FOR SALE. -15 LEGHORN HENS,
year QId. MRS. M.. RAYNARD,
East street. -19
FOR SALE.—•L4DY'S C.C.M. BI-
CYCLE, as - new - pre-war model;
used less than tWo weeks,. ,. MRS. J.
NAFTEL, phone ,2r30W. 19x
FOR SALE.—CAi—RADIO AND
portable victrola andthirty rec-
Titi"ds `"�" �
r t 3aVIIITIOQ! R 5E
SE
VICE STATION', irron 'road; `
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IlURSI D Y, MAY Otb, 1010
CARD OI THANKS
�MR.8'. EII,,.WARp 1.11 �i:�', KATE AND
Jai. anti 'alll't'he,:ftauuly of the late
Edward 'Lynn, gvj h to e:-Y►resd them
sincere appreciation to all those who
were sd' kind to them iu their sudden
bereavement. They extend grateful
thanks to each anti every one who
Sent flowers, muss cards or shia1Qd cars
for. the f aieral' -18
OUR .SINCERE THANKS 'I'c) 51RS.
0. EInerson, who gave the alarm i
When the roof of. our house was on ,
fire ; to the neighbors and friends who ,
extinguished it, and . to the Auburn
fire brigade, who responded so prompt -1
ly. I;. IJ, ROBEItT,SON and FAMILY.
AUCTION :SALE
AUCTION SALE OF I'IBOI'EItTY
AND' IIQ.USEHOLD EFFECTS
on Bruce street; in the town •of
Goderich, On
SATURDAY, 11AY 11th,
at 1..>`p.m.
HOUSEIJOLD. EFFk;CTS --a• Easy
electric waSher ; 1 email kitchen range
(like new) ; 1 Quebec beater ; 1 three -
'burner oil stove; 1 oil' heater ; 1 drop-
leaf table; 6 kitchen chairs; 1 writing
(leak; drophpad sewing machine; num-
lier 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 Ings; curtains; quantity of
linoleum ; 2 rugs ; dishes ; kitchen
utensils;, lawn mower ; garden tools;
quantity of dry wood.
REAL PROPERTY — Seven -room
frame cottage with pantry and bath-
room ; small barn, suitable for garage.
Buyer can have immediate possesgion.
TERMS—Chattels, cash; real pro
perty, 20 per' cent. down,balance in
ser a:
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MAS, xANE G .A.Y, .
Proprietress.
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk.
HAROLD JACKSON,
Auctioneer.
N(0 WAITING FOR YOUR, CHICKS,
when you order from Tweddle.
We are hatching 135,000 chicks per
week and can give prompt delivery
on all the popular pure breeds and
hybrid crosses in non -sexed, pullets or
cockerels. Every Tweddle chick• you
receive carries the finest characteristics
of its piilloa'9m-tested Government -ap-
proved breeders. Send .fora•f>aee cata-
logue and greatly reduced price list for
May. ;Also eight -week-old to twenty
week-old pullets. TWEDDLE CHICK
HATCHERIES. LIMITED, Fergus,
Ont. h 10-20
FP? SAL1+:.- FEW nex YOUNG
sows. FRED BELL, R.R. 2, Gode-
.rich,. phone 934. r 22. •• • -10
FOR •SALE. SIX -PIECE MAPLE
dinette 'suite, and white stroller ;
both nearly new. Apply . 78' Elgin
• avenue. Phone 992. 19-21
BETHEL TABERNACLE ,
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV. J., A. PEARSON,- Pastor.
1.4 a.m, . OPEN, SESSION. Mrs. J. West, Speaker.
11 a.m. "MOTHER." -,
7.30 p.m. GREAT GOSPEL SERVICE.
Tuesday 8 p.ni. Young People's. Meeting.
Thursday 8 p,m. Prayer Meeting.
ALL WELCOME
,Free Methodist Church
REV. R. C, McCALLUM, Pastor. Cor. Victoria and Park Sts..
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10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. "PENTECOSTAL DISCIPLESHIP."
7.30 p.m. "THE BRIDE OF CHRIST."
A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO ALL.
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IN ORDER to strengthen the :arm of the
Church and enable a it to meetthe
challenge, of postwar . needs with intensified
effort at home and abroad, members of the
Church of England' in Canada are asked to
provide the sum of. $4,300,000.
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This money is urgently, needed to carry
on the Church's educational and social work
in Canada.
To meet Diocesan and general synod needs.
as well as the expenses.. of organization and
administration.
To carry on missionary work at home
and abroad, to assist the Mother :Church in
England and the Churches of Europe in their
work of rehabilitation.
To strengthen the - pension fund for
missionary clerav-
THE SALVATION - ARMY
WATERLOO and LIGHTHOUSE, STREETS
Major Joyce Clarke
Lieut. "MargarerFirmer Officers it) Charge.
11 a.m., HOLINESS MEETING.
2.30 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
7 p.m. SALVATION SERVICE
SPECIAL 'MOTHER'S DAY SERVICES COND.tCTEI) BY
MAJOR T; B. JENNINGS, OF LONDON
A FIower "Evill be given to all Mothers present.
HEARTY WELCOME TO, ALL.
Sotae44
-14ft V:erleiT
fegrediosfst Yofla?, eitalkoco, Ciooso, Bacon.
Chili
r slices bread lightly, spTead thinly. with Win,
Sauce /o 3 " slice loaf cheese, to
Sauce, cover with Jbacomcooked, and
dice bacon. Broil till use full slice bresd orsaferno n
- For limes or supper, use
evening finacks, use half -sliced'.
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The money will• be allotted in the following
way: .
Pension Fund - _ - -, - - $1,300,000'
Missionary Work - 1,400,000
Educational Work .,, x100,(700
Social Work- -' - - - - - 55,000
Church in Britain : 100,000
Churches in Europe ' 90,000
General Synod Administration ' 205,000
Extension -of Church House - - 50,000
Oiocesait Nbeds - - - - :• 800;0,00
Organization and Aditiinistration 200,000
WE CAN STILL TA.KI±; ORDERS
for Kitchener Big -4 Chicks for
delivery this month. These fast-grow-
ing chicks should. pay • good dividends
on good fall and winter markets. Let's
Inive ygpr order soon. Agent, RYAN
PRODUCE; 00.,, Goderich. - . -19
FOR SALE-- BABY - STROLLER,
high chair, toidy,seat, rocking horse
and kiddy car.. Phene 223., -19
FOR SALE i;Y TENDER, --GARAGE
for one car at Hoimesville, op-
posite church; also two -wheel trailer.
Lowest or any tender' not necessarily
accepted. Send, tenders before May
15th to 0. R.• FORSTER, Goderich.
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BUSINESS NOTICES ' '
BU -Y` GOOSE AND DUCK
feathers and ticks. P buy and sell
used furniture and household articles.
I repair'hewing machines. C. WOODS.
12 East street Phone. 2423.. 13tf
vommunpowie
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FIRE
17-19-
CURRY'S BAKERY
a 'The Homo o' Tasty Palet a s
1WI�aI;Jt.i NI➢ ` SFECL L
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tATE rife
35 es ;i tE each
Next moanth• itt the mouth of
BRIDES AND ROSES -
Placo Your order for that alt.
'important WEDDING CAKE
ae early as yotn possibly can.
All order's of $1.00 or over
delivere°.J.
PHONE 465
MEL, CULBERT, Proprietor:
TO RENT
To - RENT,.--:A.TTRACTIVE FURN-
ISHED, bedroom, new liome; ahl
Bona eniences. "Phone, 992. 18-19 •
JUST ARRIVED FROM
ENGLAND --
ENGLISH TEAPOTS — JUGS—
CAKE PLATES
A FEW DINNER SETS
SMITH'S ART AND GIFT
STORE
EAST ST. PHONE 198
immerrommormamormirar
Wanted to Bu
BEST PRICES PAID FOR ,
a. GOOD WALNUT
Either Standing Trees or Logs
PHONE 4-4754 KITUHENER
" OR WRITE .'.
PANNILL VENEER: CO.
42 EDWARD, ST.
1 ITC TENER1�, ONT, •
19-22 -
GOOD WAGES.
STEADY EMPLOYMENT ,
Write—Stating previous
experience—To:
Port Arthur Shipbuilding
Co., , Ltd. .
.fort Athn`r, Ontario
18-9-0
COAL
WHEN YOU REQUIRE COAL OR COKE
CALL
Charles C. Lee Estate .
COAL AND HARDWARE AT THE HARBOUR -
TELEPHONE 22
r-
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TS SO DESTRUCTIVE
Make sure yotIr possessions are
insured against' this common
threat. • ' --
. RATES ARE - CHEAP •
H. M. FORD
ANNOUNCING
T. APPOINTMENT OF
Mr.Les»Naftej
AS FARM TRADE AGENT FOR,
Imperial 011: Limited
for the Townships »of East Wawanosh, Morris, Hullett
Get insurc,l, — Stay insured
Rest 'assured.
North. St. Tel. 268w
Goderich.
a R
If you .need Petroleum requirements
PHONE BLYTH ?68
and
19-20
Spiritual re -dedication must bear fruit in
- self-sacrificing practical endeavour . if the
Church is to meet its Christian obligations.
Be prepared to lend YOUR support to the
limit of your ability , when the Visitor calls
during the weep of May - 12th to 19th, or
°. � mail your . offering.. to your Diocesan Head-
quarters.
eadquarters.
•• 1 A-46
-ya °
Goderich Campaign Chairman
DR. J. A. GRAHAIYI
Goderich Objective: $4,500:00 ,
.NOTICE.. .
Will •alI persons who have
rooms or.. cabins, suitable -far
tourists, please phone par
titulars to me at the British
• Exchange.
°A, CATCHPOLE, -
Chairman of Tourist Com- •
rnittee of the Goderich Board
of Trade. Phone'690 or 691:
19
Maitland Golf Cli
Official Opening
FR1DAY,MAYd24th
PROGRAM BEING ARRANGED .
ENTRANCE, FEES AND PRIZES FOR DIFFERENT EVENT'S
Fees for the year airtist be paid in advance to finance work.
YEARLY RATES ARE:
Social 'Members " $1.00
Non -earning stridents 5.00
Beginners not students at -half regular rate -
Assoei a to Members 10.
- Ladles :$10, 6., .. Men $20.
' 'Family Rate • 35.
Shareholders get $3. reduction on -$20. fee. Dairy Green Fees '1.00
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Huron Laundry
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
DAVID AMD • » DMFND HITCH(+:SON
We solicit the patronage 'of the former customer's of - the Huron
1140.un dry and mire Elie i' satisfactory Service. r.,
LATEST EST MnU119I11S 0I+' LAUNDERING 11111PLiDYED
y � a � �� �u� vtoIi�'ory A1LTO1�"
Off' �� �a01�-u
All 'owners and occupants
of premises are hereby noti-
fier that All rubbish, asses,,
etc., unu>t be removed 'fY`@Ilt1 •
the pi emises'before May 15th,
1046.' , °
A. C. Roos,
`thief of Polido and
Sanitary Inspectors.
Notice. to. Property Owners
Re Sidewalks
Ratepayers • are risked to submit in Writing their request for
new sidewalks, i•epahu to existing walks, or the replacing of sidewalk.
Requests for replacing or nAv walks must be made by petition„
fortes may be obtained'nt the Clerk's Office—
Under existing byAiiws, the cost of the will( is assessed as follows:
Corp.'s nhin'e » Pa ope'rty ()Writer's share
° 20% 00%
o bn
75%
:30% - � 70%
The,('orporation assumes the cost of. all intersections,
l9 S. 11. M AUR.' Town Clerk.
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