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• Whether yotu,, buy from the rkier 'Shop or take theory front.
your -own gau e1b DQ send flowers to, the $hutaa this
Coming Sunday.
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bended Member of P.T.D. Flowers wired or cabled any
where (Germany and Japan excepted) •
Plan to order early,_ especially wired orders.
49 BRUCE ST.,GODERICH PHONE 105
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CtIURCH NOTES
anniversary services at Avondale
United church, Tillsonburg, on Sunday
evening next. This is a former con -
Rev. R. II. Turnbull will conduct gregation of Mr, Turnbull's.
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'S LOGICAL
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Choose the -Monthly Payment
•-+Plun'that sults you best
=Wlkon;you You repay
Borrow for each month
$ 25 6 months $4.25
12 " . 2.15
$ 50 6 months 8.48
12 " 4.30
18 " 2.91
$100 6 months 16.96
12 " , 8.60
• 18 " . 5.82
• k , 24 " •4.43
$200 _ 6 -months- _-33.92- ...
18
24 .•8.86 •
Monthly repayment:; include
interest
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When you need a personal loan for
any reasonable purpose your logical
course is to call at our nearest branch.
Making loans to individuals for as
littlh as $25 is part of our day-to-day
business. These Moans can' be repaid
by monthly i nitalxnents and.the cost is
remarkably low, as the adjoining table-
- shows.
able,-shows. Pindorsers are not necessarily
required.
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THE ROYAL BANK
OF 'CANADA
GODERICR BRANCH—,
W. G. Dulmage, Manager
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DUNGAN ON
DUN ANNON, May 20: — Kra.
Eugene T&.aone,pson 6f Corinth arrived
last wee 0 s eabd, to , while yi . her
Darents, Mr. aNt1,d Mrs., Gen Rivett, and
meet her new Sister -alar -law, Mrs. dAlbert.
Rivett, groan England:
llfx. and Mrs. Johan Blake, who sold
'their residence and acre lot to klessra..
Harold and Cecil' ][flake, have moved to
• the house of Mrs. Abraham Culbert at
the0/south end of the village; and the
Blake brothers also have moved into
their new home.-
Mrs. Mary Rivett went 1u6t' week
to Toronto, where she underwent a
goitre operation.
Mr. . Everett l'innigan. Is at his home
in the 'village recovering from an at-
tach of bronchial pneumonia.
Miss Bernice. Blake, 13.A., who has
taugli•t at Oil Springs, for three years,
Las accepted a similar position at
Lambeth, with duties' to commence in
Septenbor,
Bliss Jean Stothers of Toronto spent
the holiday week -end with her father,
Mr. Thos. Stothers.
DIr. and Mrs. Ernest Hall, 24iiss Many(ter are rleaven. Mrs, Brown, and little daugh-
Hall, Miss Loreen Hall and Mr Donald remaining for a week longer. '
T3ufler oir?°Brantford spent the week
end• with Mr. Godfrey Haall and other
relatives.,
Bob Mole, thirteen -year-old son 'of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben •Mole,• 6th concession
of Ashfield, en` Wednesday •a -gain -broke
his left arm above the wrist when he
fell at sch(io1• He had- the east re-
moved only. about two weeks ago, and
the arm is more badly fractured this
time.
Mr. Geo. Midges was _taken to Gode-
rich hospital early Monday morning,
quite ill )with pneumonia.
• 'We hear that the condition of Mrs.
Win. Maize of Montreal, 'formerly
Ii zet Augustine of Dungannon is very
serious, • she having lately i itd• a
critical operation.
- Mr. Earl McNee( •.having sold his
farm just south of the village to Mr.
Harvey Culbert, 'held a clearing auc-
tion sale of stock and implements on
Tuesday. A
Mrs. Harvey Maize and 'three sons,
Ilarold, Gordon and, J.C., enjoyed, Vic -
Smith Cleaners
B 4Pressers
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WBST ST,
Pickup 'and Delivery
toraa Day' in Landon with Miss pf1,en
Maize. ''While in the city she called
on Miss Connie Morris, who is receiv-
ing medical treatment and reports that
Connie is improving. She may be
home in a couple of Weeks.
Mr. and Mrs: Arthur Brown and little
daughter, Dianne, of Dundas, and Mrs.
Maurice Woodford, of Toronto, were
week -end visitors wItth Mrs. (,F: C. Tre-
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insured against this common
threat. _
RATES ARE CHEAP
M. FORD
Get Insured Stay Insured-
Rest " A.§sured.
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Mr. Hugli Stewart after ` an attack
of "flu" was almost well again when
pneumonia developed: Ile is being
nursed by his daughter, Miss Margaret
Stewart.
. Mrs. Mary Ann Gia?ier Aof Guelph
has come to spend the summer with
her daughter,' Mrs. Harvey Maize.
Funeral of Mrs. Robe. Davidson. -.-
The funeral service of: tfie late Mrs.
Robt. Davidson %Vas --held Thursday
'afternoon from- Ei kine Pi\sbyteriaan
sy.
MRS. ROBERT DAVIDSON
church, in swhich the deceased had
been an ardent worker for'niainy years.
The minister, ftev. C. H. McDonald,
was assisted by Re\;;, W. T. Rogers of;
the Dungannon -taiited church. Mr.
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7. xepaggld t'hos6 as 1M to*t the wo'
f'>sem 2 Peter 1:f11.—.ia J'or so Clu ent 'dace
ribcti11 be It li istered, Hato you amennda-t-
ly, into.,the everlasting la,laigdom o1' our
Lord and. Savior Jesua- Christ." Mira.
herb Stothers and .daughter, . 11146*
eleaa, sang 4 duet, "Beyolad. the Sun -
Met," The pallbearers were• raclt Part,
'Will Statlaers, Prank Pentland, •Wsaa.
Wiggins, Car .Katt , gderson. and Wal-
f'red Pentland. Those who carried tile'
many lovely floral pieces were Robt.
MvAllister, 4tuart Reed,. "Arnold
.Stothers, Albert Taylor, Clifford Mer -
ray, Wallace Wilsen tl.aad. 1.1[ugb Ben-
nett. Interment was ° in Dungannon
cemetery, ,
W.C.T,ItJ. 1C ECUNG
The regular Meeting of the. W.C.T U.•
was held aat : MacKay Hall on 'Alloy 21,
with the president, Mrs. Vhillips,, in
charge. airs, Cantelon . took the de-
votional Period, and several znembers
led 'in prayer. Mrs. Howell read a
paper on temperance and the clip sheet
on• the Bible and wiixe was; taken up.
The meeting was elosed with'the theme
song and prayer by Mrs. Phillips. The
county convention was held
on Tuesday of this week at Exeter.
Several members from Goderich at-
tended.
• BORN
DtJRNIN.--:-9,.t Alexandra Hospital.
Goderich,. on May 24th, 1946, to Mr.
and Mrs. James Durnin, North,
street; Goderich, a son, Ronald.
M i_'I.LIN.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on May 40th, 1946, to Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Mullin, 'Lucknow,
Ont., a son.
PITI3LADO.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, an May 22nd, 1{D' 6;
and Mrs. Daniel Pitblado, •R.l. 4,
Goderich, a daughter, Dianne Dale.
$CII LJRR.—At the Galt Hospital, on
Saturday, May 18, 19460 to Mr. and
D.IrS`:`orman. Schnurr of Galt,. form-
erly of Uodericll, a "daughter.
TAYLOR.—tin May 18th, 1946, to Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon S. Taylor, (nee
'IIazel -(lauley) , Eden Grove.- R.R. 2.
a daughter. (Margaret Elizabeth).
TALBOT.—At Clinton ho$pital, on
May 22nd, 1946, to Mr. and Mrs.
Dewar Talbot, (nee Ruth, Harris),
Bayfield, a son.
DIED
HALDANE.—In 'Goderich,_ on •Wednes-
'r day, May 29th, 1946, Frances A.
Haldane, eldest daughter of thenTia,tt
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Funeral service at her late residence,
St. Vincent street, on Friday, May 31st,
at 2 p,m. Interment in ,Maitland
cemetery. -
Mr. and Mrs.' Jack Hughes, of St.
Thomas, spent the holiday week -end
in town, the guests of the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs..H. T. Edwards.
(hie hour and a -half, morning and
evening, is tie most --time -it milt tales
to go, to church. 18,
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When he services your car, he
brings to you' the accumulated
experience and -research of a
cation-wideCanadian arganiza
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equalled in the petroleum field.
Next time, and, gveE r time,
for' the best service and, the '
finest petroleum products, visit
your friendly B -,A dealer. 'Like
thousands 'of other motorists,
you alwayi buy with confidence
at the sign of the Big B -A.
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fresh Fruits, Vegetables .
NEW GREEN
Cabbage
LOC".ail, GltUWN
welt
2
LOCAL (GROWN .
Ridisli...
Pound
7c
Lbs. 15c,:.
I.ge. Bunch
CALIFORNIA TOPLESS
Carrots 3 "8. 20c
TEXAu C'OOKIN(4,
Onions 4 Lbs. 29c
Lettuce Large Bunch 10c
New Potatoes 5Lus. 25
TIS!C:►A "'ittlt �RrIPE. .
l7� t lb4..*
TEX '!'IRM RIPE
s. c
Toatoes
21b�
Values Effective from May 30
to June , 5 inclusive
Grocery Features I
AYLMER 24 oz. Jar
Orange Marm. 29c
STANDARD QUALITY
peas 2 20 oz, tins 21c
('LCB HOUSE STUFFED
olives „ 9 oz. Jar 43c
D.S.L, Our Own Famous Blend
Tea• 16 oz.
r, pkg. 49c
6
AYI.ME� R `'eg., Green Pea, Celery
1Qoz. tins :15-c
- WHITE ;WAN . at
Toilet Tissue 3 Rolis 27c
• SIMMERS GARDEN Sfandard Sze
Seeds - :. 7. Pkgs. 25c
DAINTY LC'N'fl '
- Mayonnaise 16 z. Jaa• ar 17e
®•II,AL ON's •
Cocoa'
8 oz. Tin 19e -
16 oz. Tin 29c
Five Roses71,',%,25c ..
Flour24 M. Dag 75c
All ':Merchandise sold at your Dominion
Store • is unconditionally. guaranteed
to give 100% satisfactioan.
OXF`ORI) INN, ,, 1.5 oz. tin
Chili -Con -Carne - 17c
AY LMER . 15 oz. tin
Boiled :Dinner 19c
Perifaps you have put off -too
long -the purchase, of a monument
or' marker fox _your _loved- One -,
is the time to pay ydus..deiit
to the memory of those • who
meant so much to you but are no
longer here. May we help you
in -,your clrbice of a memorial?
T. Pryde & Son
MEMORIAL CRAFTS:SIEN
• Exeter, Clinton, Seafortti
Phone 41J 'xeter or writo us
and we shall be pleased to can
at your convenience.
CLARK'S - i oz. tin -
Veal yam Tong. 17c
Salted -Peanuts 1'1i• 33c
PRESTO PACK,
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Wax -
aper
pkg, 9c
11 �
A.B.C. BRAND)
Laundry. Soap 9 bars 14
NAVY
Toilet Tissue 2 rook 13c.
KELLOGG'S'
oz.• pkv. 1 Qa
Bran Flakes '186 �. plcg, 14c
maimesaltrinwstrotsisiesentrreaer
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Richmello I,k ,19e
Coffee 14i oz. "kg': 35e
soMi1V14t
stoats tIMITtb
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We are now hi]; a position to handle speedily and efficiently,
Commercial and Domestic
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