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ORZE'S QURCH
dL}WiaV. AN. SUNDAY, JUNE' 10th, 19'10
SA) s anla. IIOLY. COMMUNION.
.@p � 90 aaf, SUNDAY SCHOOL.
fl.90 a.m. HOLY COMMUN1tON AMD SERMON.
7.N p.nnn. EVEN SONG.
REV. BEVERLY.' fi. FARIt, 1tg.�fP Lulu., RECTOR.
Yii ,
MRS. E. JESSOPt Organist and Choir Ikader.
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North St. United church
MINISTER—REV. R. . TURNBULL, R.A., 1131.D.. S.TM.
Saint day School 10 a.m. Primary, IIDepaartment, 11 a a.m.
11 a.m. ANNUAL ELOWER SERVICE.
7 p.m. OUR MIN1SIRY ,TO THE SICK AND SHUT-IN.
Orgy t ,and Choir Lender—
Mrs. Murray Hetherington, A.T.C.M.
A SINCERE WELCOME AWAITS YOU
Knox Presbyterian Church
9.45 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. (JUNIOR CONGREGATION.
11 a.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP.
FATHER'S DAY SERVICE. An augmented Choir of fathers
and sons will offer special music and the pulpit messages will
be appropriate to the day. ,
7 p.m PUBLIC WORSHIP. -
RR'V, E. A. THOMSQN.33 1,., OF TORONTO, ° at both:,.service$....
Friday, June 21st, Preparatory Service at S -talc.
MINISTER --REVEREND RICHARD _STF.�WART.,,
Director of 'Praise—Mrs. W. F. Saunders -aa
Organist --Miss
INa J. Striich to
Come and Worship the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness.
ss
Victoria St. .United Church
MINISTER—REV. LAWRENCE II. TURNER. B.A..
ORGANIST—MISS BARBARA CUTT
11.00 a.m. "CONVICTION."
7.00 p.m..--TI•IE MINISTER. -
UNION
IINISTER.IUNION. 9.45 a.m. VICTORIA WELCOMES. YOU_
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Goderich Baptist• Church
REV. JOSEPH JANES, M.A.. PASTOR
Mrst Ella I. Donaldson, A.L.C.M., Organist•.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
at 11 a.m. and'7 p.m.
Conducted by
.REV. A. 5. McGRATH, B.A., St. Thomas, Ont.
Soloist—Miss Dorothy Ingram, Chatham, Ont.
SUNDAY SCHOOL,10 a m. • . -'
. A CORDIAL WELCOME FOR ALL
Briefs
Voir Cala personally hell) the gre tt
nnovemeft far -c►rid pe:aee by going
to church regularly.
'Me regular meeting of the; 5'6'.0.1:.1'.
will be held on Tuesday, June 18th,
Oat 3 pan., at the home of Mrs. P. J.
('autc.'ioaa, Lighthouse street.
Don't -suffer aivith your feet.
PEMIL C' 'the amazing new,
- t .speedy _remedy for
athlete's foot, ° corns, callouses. itching
or burning feet, poison ivy or itching
skin. Money 'back guarantee: A.tl'
Goderh drugstores. - 21
Garden party on grounds of hosp
on_ Thursday, June 20th, from 3 to 5
p.m., under auspiceS of Woiuen's Hos-
pital Auxiliary. Teva, music and, a
table fpr the reception of gifts to the
.hospital will be provided. Everybody
welcome. „ 24x
A treat for your• feet : Use Lloyd's
Corn and Callous Salve for prompt
relief. 50c at Campbell's and Euler -
son's Drug Stores, -23
Vance at Dungannon on Wednesday.
June 19th, under auspices of the Agri-
cultural Society: °Farrier's orchestra.
Everybody welcome. 24x
Burping is a social error. Take
Wilder's Stomach Powder to stop the
pain of indigestion, heartburn or sour
stomach. 50c and $,1 at Campbell's
and all druggists. -23
the Women's Evening Auxiliary of
North street United ehuch will meet
at Mrs. Harold Bettger's cottage at
Menesetlipg en Monday el°ening, June
17. Cars for members will leave the
church at 6.15. Ladies please bring
lunch.
it's the thing to do—Go to church.
sure relief- for_ constip{i,tion,.
i1iousness, indigestion, with_ _App's -
Herb Tablets: safe,- -helpful :tont`.
laxative 25c -tin "75c sizes, tat Cairo .,
bell's and all druggists. - . 23-26
A united Red Shield meeting for
Ashfield,qtylew -and Ga ierich will be 1,Oli. SA•LE.-. ANGQRA RABBITS.
held rit'filf' Stet\atiof'Army°-iitadel at 1' hour a prontaule,bushiess requiring
..30 on Friday, June 21st. small capital raise pedigreed Angora
"Kleerex" for eczema and other skin rabbis. •For fully information and
ailments. Quick relief while you work. pries -,'write IMPERIAL ANGORAS,
50c-$1.00 (medium and strong) . At Dunbarton, Ont. 22-4x
all .druggists. =13 '20
Preparations are'being made for the F; OR ,SALE. — GIRL'S BICYCLE,
falln
registration of be 'niers at the like new. "Phone 64_ betve 5 a d
. '��irt_".off....tire'--�irrrlc�r'gttrt•�r�'�'°�r�e•�•�. o'clock. -24
elementary schools. Parents intending -
to send children who` viii -be five years FOR SALE. — ONE ELECTRIC -
of age onor before December 31, 1946,, 2 "A"
a.rd. asked to register' thein at once with fencer ; 1 wind -charger ;
Miss, E. Hume, Victoria School,,or -Miss
batteries (1) 17 -plate ; 1 Sparton B
G. McDowell: Central School:. Will the ' o
parents arrange an appointment, with radio, Any reasonable offer will be
Miss—A. Cleaver, public' health nurse, -
Town ' Hall,' phone 980, between the accepted. Write 350 Waterloo street,
hours 9 to 10 a.m. or 1.30 to 3 p.m., Loudon, Ont. '22 lx
when a pre-school health examination ,
will be made and . they child's school . A REAL, BARGAIN IN PLYWOOD
health card will be set up? -24-5
Slendor Tablets are effective. Two j section; would suit .club, factory, gar -
weeks' supply' $1; 12 weeks' $5, at i age or store or cut ,down for home.Campbells and temerson s Drug Stores.
- 23-26
Miss ' Winnifred O'Neil,: Clinton,
phone 75J, will be in Goderich during
June, July and August. 22tf
Hygienic'. supplies (rubber goods) ,
Dept. T-53, • NOV-RTJBBER CO., Box
mailed- postpaid in Vlain, ' sealed
envelope with price- list. Six samples
25c; 24- --samples $00. --Mail-Order
91; Hamilton, Ont. 23-26
Sunday-G'o to church..
q/1:1,7011110N 14.41141t;
For Results Classed Ad
SALE.
I?OIM L W ANTF31
li°031t SALE. aa WRINGER POST
electric ironer and presser; cabinet
radio; boy's tweed spring coat, -size
10 years. Phone fi r9:
,UR SAL1I—NEW �, 1LLC .TUU AND
J.
semi -electric (treadle) sewing naaa-
chines. Also used ones. Grodericli
having been , now - included Ma our
division, 'our representatives will be in
town weekly. I'Qr prompt ,service call
or write 'I!HI°: SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO PAIN,, 78 .Ontario
street, Stratford. Phone 727% If your
achine is new, have it. checked free
ithin •ninety days. ° 42tf
FOR SALE.—SMALL METAL DOLL
carriage ; also metal day bed.
phone 07, -24,„
a„
" %I°HAR'S MONEY IN THEM THAR
greengrass ranges, .Mister," and a
ilock of Tweddle 'chicks will gather
it up and put it right in your pocket.
Prompt delivery of your Tweddle
chicks now. will assure bigger profits,
because plentiful grass range will do
a lot to, lower feed costs. Tweddle
prices are reduced again after June
15th. Fuel costs are lower at this time
of the year and the. market demand for,
eggs 'and chicken meat is practically
unlimited. It is good business judg-
ment to order extra Tweddle chicks
now. No waiting, prompt delivery.
Free catalogue. Also older pullets
eight week -s to 20 weeks. TWEDDLE
CHICK- HATCHERIES, LIMITED,
Fergus, Ontario. 23-4
WANTED TO BUY.—OLID HORSES
and -dead cattle; must be, suitable
for ndrik feed.', Removed promptly.
• JACK. CULB RT, phone X03 r 21,
Clinton. Calls paid for. • 24tf
N OPPORTUNITY. -
LISHED Rural 'Watkins District
''available. If you are aggressive,' and
between the ages of 25 and 65, have
or can secure travel ,,outfit, this is
your opportunity td get established in
a profitable • business of your own.
For ,full particulars write today to
THE J. It. W,[3.TKINS. 4lOM?4Ng,
Dept. O -G-1, 2177 Masson St., Mouti'bal,
Que. 23-26
WINT&D.--TO BUY ' FOR ' CASH*,
modern 'ho a with .all conven-
iences, central location. ' Apply :''OX
11, SIGNAL -STAR. -24
FOR SALE.—TWO ACRES OF LAND
with 8 -room stucco house, barn,
tirst-eltrss, zcondititn a.. s t..:.I'orter's,
'Mu*.diate--posse.s�n. Price X1500;
24tf J . W: CRAIGIE.
BETHEL TABERNACLE
'(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV. J. •A: PEARSON, Pastor. .
10 a.'n, Sunday School.
11 a.m. "EVEN AS HE WALKED."
7.30 p.m. "ALWAYS READY.,' » • .
•Tuesday 8 p.m Young People's Meeting.
Friday 8 p.m. PrayerMeeting. to. July
Vacation Bible School—J.uly 1
COME • AND WORSHIP WITH US
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lockers, full length, five in each
BORN
McCABE.—At ' Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on June 8th, 1946, to Mr.
-- iii ' Mrs. Robt. Mc(,abe, R.R. 4,
Goderich, a daughter, Judy' Diane.
McGRAW: At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on June 8th, 1946, _to .Mr.
26 and A.1rs, JQhJ1 = McGraw, Widder
street, Goderich, a`daughter, Paulette
Jean.
STEWART. In -•est Wit -V41 -n
Wednesday, -June 12, ,1946, to Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon 'Stewart, Dungan-
non, a daughter:
STURDY.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on June llth, 1946, to Mr.
' and Mrs. A. B. Sturdy,. Stanley
street, Goderich, a daughter, .
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Free Methodist Church
REV. R. C. McCALLU:VI, Pastor. Cor. Victoria and Park Sts.
10 a.m. -SUNDAY SCHOOL
• 'h a.m. SPEAKER—REV. A. E. ALLIN. •
In the absence of the Pastor, the evening ser -vice will be cancelled.
• ALL ARE WELCOME. -
COAL
WHEN YOU REQUIRE COAL OR COKE
• CALL
Charles C. Lee Estate
COAL AND HARDWARE AT SHE HARBOUR
TELEPHONE 22 .
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Proclaination
NATIONAL t'LOTHING COLLECTION- JUNE 17 to JUNE 29
WHEREAS millions of, self-respecting people who were our allies
- ----in-the-war-devastated })taxis of -tlw--world a -r -e struggling -for .survival
.against nunger and disease, and are in dire need orf 1othing, shoes and -
- bedding, and
• WHEREAS the 1,500.000 of these „ilifr
de�?titute people!, who benefited •
•thr,,riugh the first .:tia)tioi")r•'i `'t`1ot` n ('oli 'n are only a very small
fraction of those in need.'tI''nd '
WHEREAS the meeting of thleurgent need overseas will serve
• not only to relieve suffering humanity, but will aid liberated peoples to
revive their economic life and enable their rehabilltated countries to -
contribute rt fall share towards the,creation of a lasting•'•peace, and
, WHEREAS the Prime Minister of Canada, the.Premiers of all the
Provinces, the religious leaders of all faiths and other public men and
women have said that the need is imperative and justifies a second
• appeal to the Canadian peciple, and ....a . • .
• WHEREAS the second National ClothingCollection is' an effort
to meet the great emergency,
NOW, TI•IEREFORE, 1. urge all religious, educational, patriotic,
«Ivicc,.. fraternal, business and labor groups to co=operate in this col -
1 tion of clot`iiing, shoes and "bedding for 06'0-11404:4 relief so that the
national goal, which is one garment or more per person from ever;
• 'nlan, woman and child in Canndla,'dnny be reached.- Also 1 urge .can
lr'ibutora to attach good -will messages ti) their gifts Of clothing as a
' .I""riefadly . gesture to those who have endured 'and suffered for the
d� llid d eatiae.
MOONEY.,
Mayor Gedet'ich.
Put in shelves and make useful cup-
boards. Priced at $15.00 a section,
which is less than the cost of the doors.
C. WOODS, 12 East street, phone 242J.
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FOR SALE. -12 -INCH SOFT.WOOD;
also quantity of cedar planks. E.
Cr: .ZINN, Dungannon, R.R. 1, phone
14,r 1.5, Dungannon. -- ".•3-4x
WANTED. --A FULL-TIME GIRL
assistant in restaurant, also • a
dishwasher, man or woman. Good
wages and good meals. VENUS
RESTAURANT, Goderich. -22
'`]]'ANTI+;D TO BUY.—OLD COLORED
glassware, English and German
ohina, figurines, brassware, siiverware
and jewelry. BOX 12, SIGNAL -STAR.
24x
WANTED.—HOUSE OR APART-
MENT, on first floor preferred;
unfurnished. Write P.G. BOX 868,
Goderich, Ont, • 23tf
WANTED. — MAN OVER _FIFTY
well acquainted in town, to work
with salesman. BOX NO. 141,
SIGNAL -STAR. 24x
NTE J TO -OUSE+'', UN-
FURNISHED, five to se'ven rooms.
by executive -recently- moved to Gode-
rich. Will maintain property as if
owned and make small improvements
when necessary. Write BOX 134,
SIGN AL -STAB. - 24tf
FARM WANTED.—PARTICULARS,
price, etc., in first letter. Write
BOX 10, SIGNAL -STAR. ,° 24-6
Auction sale of household furnishings
and the residential property of the
late Ida May Love, deceased, will be
offered fear sale at 30 William street,•
Reid' „SUVey, Goderich, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 15 �.
at 1. p.m. -
Consisting of 3 -piece chesterfield
suite (like newt ; Toot stool; end table;
Westinghouse radio .(console model) ;
d electric table lamps; floor fillip ;'
dining -room suite; 2 leather chairs;
,number of rockers; windier of small
tables; Singer drop -head sewing rn
chino; extension table; 2, study desks;
complete bedroom suite- (5 pieces) ;
2 beds, springs and mattresses; 2
dressers and washstands; cedar chest
(Like new) ; toilet set; medicine chest;
kitchen chairs; curtains; Quebec Goof(
stove; Quebec heater ; trunk; number
of . pieces of floor covering; Easy elec-
tric washer, white enamel, (like new) ;
kitchen utensils; quantity of dishcl ;
coal oil stove; ice box ; quantity of
coke ; lawn hose; garden tools; lawn
mower ; tool chest.
The property consists of a six -room
frame cottage with toilet; hydro, town,
water and basement; poultry pen;
2 -car garage,
TERMS -20 fp down, balance in 30
days; subject -to reserve bid; immediate
possession. CHATTELS --Cash.
HAROLD JACKSON,
Auctioneer.
WILLIAM A. SUTHERLAND,
• Administrater.
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk.
SEWING.—ALL KIMDS AT : PRI-
VATE home. MRS. JACK GRA-
HAM, South street, fourblocks off .
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TWO-'
TWO • CHESTERFIELD - CHAIRS,-
-
HAIRS;- $19:50 each; two occasional chairs,
$10.50 each; Targe. ,library or office
table with 1 drawer, $10; round D.R.
table with boardsr $7.50; square ones,
$5 and up; several nice wicker chairs.
An assortment of •rockers and other
chairs._ Buffets, hall rack, two large
radios in good condition; White-•E1erc-
t-rie Rotary sewing machine, -icebox,
baby • cribs, walkers, strollers, etc.
C, WOODS. Secondhand Store, 12 East
Phone" 242J. -24
FOR SALE. — MOTOR SCOOTER
with side car, new tires, motor in
good shape. $125.00. Apply CHRIST
ANGLICAN CIIU'RCH, Port Albert.
23-4
FOR SALE. — NO:. 16 DeLAVAL
LN MEMORIAM - ball-bearing cream separator, slight-
SHIELDS.—In loving 'tribute to m'S' ly used. D. W. HAMILTON, R.R. 3,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Shields, Auburn. Tel. 11 r 15, Dungannon.
who entered into . rest, Mother on 24-5x
June 17th, 1936, and Father on •
December 2nd, ..1945
'Tis sweet to know we'll- meet again
Where troubles are no more, •
And that the ones I loved so well
Have just gone on before.
Across the 'River Jordan,
Over on the peaceful shore,
Lie the ones I loved so dearly -.
and their weary days are o'er.
They rest -•amid the flowers
And the palaces ' of gold ;
They have gone to be with Jesus,
Safe within His fold. •
—Ever missed by their only daugh-
ter, Sadie Shields. 24x
CARDS OF THANKS
MISS ISAB1iL BROCKLEBANK roil SALE.—SOLID BRICK HOUSE
wishes to express her thanks for I with all modern conveniences; at -
cards flowers etc. t herduring
r ° _ ° sentractive grounds. Immediate posses -
her recent illness and her appreciation' sion. Corner Cambria road and Brock
of the attention given her by doctors street. 24tf
and the hospital staff. -24
FOR SALE.—EIGHT-ROOM_ MOD=
ERN home. Three-piece • bath;
electric water heater, furnace; hard-
wood floors, ideal location, west side.
.Price $4,000. Phone 273. -23
WANTED.—MAID FOR GENERAL
housework. Sleep out. Apply 91
East street or phone 74. -24-
WANTED.—TO EXCHANGE A SIX-
R..00M house in Toronto for ac-
commodation, in Goderich. Write P.O.
BOX -635,--or phone 530,- Goderich.•
23-5
WANTED TO BUY.—A HOUSE IN
Goderich. Write P.O. BOX 815,
God''erich. 24tf
WANTED. --• UNFURNISHED
house wanted to rent, by small
family moving to Goderich. Will take
first-class care of property. BOX 140,
SIGNAL -STAR.
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CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF
FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS'
at lot No. 29, 4th concession Goderich
Township, four miles west and one
mile south of; H.olmesville- (or one -half-
-
mile south of the Cut line), on
- FRIDAY, JUNE 21st
at 12.34 p.m. sharp, Day,light Saving
Tinge. Consisting . pf
HORSES. -- Bay ,mare ;. 2 -year-old
Sussex gelding.
CATTLE.—Polled Hereford heifer,
4 years old, freshened with calf 'at foot ;
Polled Hereford heifer, 4 years old,
freshened with calf at foot; Polled
Hereford .heifer, 4 years obi, freshened
with calf at foot; Polled Hereford
heifer,. 4 years old, freshened with
callf at foot; Polled Hereford 'heifer,
3 ;yearsreshene.d_ with.._ calf:. -_at
tolit ireYif`°':i3efeforii"""i eifer,-8-``years
old, freshened with calf at foot; Polled
Hereford Heifer,' 3 years old, freshened
with: -•-•calf at foot; -Polled Hereford
heifer. 3 years old, due September 1st;
2 Polled' Hereford heifers;. -2 years -old;
2' Polled' Hereford heifers, 1 .,year old;
Polled Hereford cow, 5 years old, fresh-
ened ; Polled Hereford' cow, 5 years old,
'freshened with calf at foot; .Polled
Hereford cow, 9 years old, due August
1st ; Polled Hereford cow, 11 years old,
freshened; Polled .Hereford cow, 11
years' old, due July 24th ; Polled Here-
ford cow, 11 years old; due,. July 27.th ;
Polled Hereford cow, 11 years old, due
August 1st; 3 Polled Hereford heifer
calves, 10 months old; Polled Hereford
bull calf, 10 months old; .Polled Here-
ford bull, i14 months old, blood -tested
and registered. This bull is' from the
famous Birdsall' herd. -
This is' a" purebred herd. Papers
produced on day of sale on all that are
registered. (These cattle have all beep
Girls and Young Women to learn
Woollen Cloth Weaving -
Good Wages ' • Steady Work
48 hours (5 days) per week
Excellent Lunch Room
Commuhicate with- •
GEO. PATTINSON & CO.
LI IITED
PRESTON, ONTARIO
22-3-4
IF YOU WANT .SUMMER CHICKS,
the Kitchener Big -4_ Hatchery has
them for ,June delivery at low prices
considering quality. They have day -
olds, started. Contact us soon. RYAN
PRODUCE CO. -24
FOR SALE.—NINE-ROOM FRXME
house, with all modern conven-
iences, furnace. garden. Call
Britannia road. 23tf
TO TIIE CITIZENS OF COLBORNE
Township,—I wfsh to thank you,
one and all, for the bond I received
Ej'LECTRIC SEWING MACHINE,`
• two chesterfield chairs, radios,
dining and bedroom furniture, . baby
some time ago. It was certainly ap cribs, fox fur, wicker set of 6 chairs,
preciated. Yours truly, a table and floor lamps, also other articles.
GORDON A. FISHER, C. WOODS, .Secondhand Store, 12 East
24- Hamilton. street, phone' 242J.- -28
TO MEMBERS OF TIIE. BEN-
-
MILLER Junior Club, --May I take' FOR , 'SALE. --=. BATTERY RADIO,
this' way of thanking 'you for the two four years old ; four••used 600 x 16
gifts, a watch and a cheque, which I tires, in good shape. quite reasonable.
can assure you were appreciated be- Phone 933 r 14. Goderich. 24x
sides being useful. Yours truly,
GORDON O.—FISHER,
24- ,
' Hamilton.
Mr. J. A. Campbell a attended a meeting
of the' Ontario College of hParmacy
Counhil held .last week at Tbfonto as
representative of district,No. 12.
CHECK
Values Ilave Risen More Than
Two -Thirds in the past 13 years.
HAVE YOU INCREASED YOUR
•
VILE INSURANCE?
SEE -
M. FORD
' H. M
Get Insured - Stay Insured—
, Rest Assured.
North St. 'Iel. 26i8w
A.
FOR SALE.•L-SELL?,.,:,. I :ICSV IihAT._
JAS. F. HOItTON, phone Carlow
14 r 20. 24x
BARGAINS IN BARRED, ROCK
and Assorted 'Heavy Breed chicks
for this week and next, Barred Rocks:
non -sexed $9.95, pullets $11.95, cock-
erels $9.75 Assorted Heavy Breeds:
N+d)n-sexed $8.95,' pullets $10.95, cock-
erels $6.50 per hundred. This adver-
tisement mustaccompany your order
to receive these special prices. Shipped
•0;O.D. anywhere. • TOP NOTCH
CIIICKERIES, GuEiiph, Ontario. 24-5
ante
Experienced Poultry and
Tractor Man;
For Night Work.
Good wages to right man.
Apply i writing to :
FOR SALE.---•EIGHT-ItOOM HO1 SE,
central location : beautiful grounds.
.For information phone 1082, Goderich.
• -24
ox 495.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR,
SEAFORTH , • 24
Thos.-Koviak
PAINTING
• AND, DEGOR'A'1ING
Interior land Exterior
FORT ALBERT
(R.R. 3, Goderioh)
21tf
£pra'aed.for-4he .waable:�y.L
PIGS.—Sow,due to farrow Augusta
15th. .
IMPLEMENTS. Massey - Harris
binder, 7 ft. cut; Massey -Harris 13 -
disc drill with, fertilater attachment;
Massey -Harris spring=tooth cultivator;
Massey -Harris two -row scuffler; single
row scuffler ; Cockshutt corn binder;
Cockshutt one -furrow riding plow ;
Cockshutt mower, 6 ft, cut (nearly
new) ; Frost & Wootl two -drum roller;
Frost &'Wood cultivator; Prost & Wood
hayrake; McCormick -Deering out-
dts r Renfrew cream sepai.ator,
500-1b. capacity (nearly new) ; 4 -sec-
tion drag harrows;. farm wagon; 14 -ft.
fiat rack set of sloop sleighs and flat
rack; set of team harness horse
'blankets ; - horse collars; Daisy churn;
fanning mill; -forks, shovels, chains
and numerous other articles.
TERMS—CASH.
No reserve, as- farms are sold.
THOMAS G. ELLIOTT,,
Proprietor.
'EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
24-25- Auctioneer.
CURRY'S BAKERY
"The of Tasty PVs1 ry r P
' Wt.:Ulf -.TEND SPECIAL
• LEMON ]AILS
.. , $06 each
JUNE IS HERE
with its Brides and Roses. .
That means -
:WEDDING CAKES '
Please place your ° order early.
All orders of $1.00 or,oder
delivered.
PHONE 465
MEL. CL LBERT, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE .
CLEARING., AUCTION- SALE OF'
FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENT& .•
will be held at the farm of Harvey -4
Mole, 'lot 13. cot►'ession 6, West
Wawanosh, one milt north of Dun-
gannon, on •
FRIDAY, JUNE 21st
at 1 o'clock.
Full line of implements and stock- °
No reserve as the farm has been sold.
TERMS—CASH.
HARVEY MOLE.
• Proprietor.
DONALD1 B. BLUE,
Auctioneer.
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• 'LOST •
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OST:- -Alq S GOLDWATCH WAA -
L a leave Finder please, lcav
a at
SIGNAL -STAR OFFICE and receive
a liberal reward.
TO RENT
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TO RENT.—TWO ATTRACTIVELY
furnished rooms for light house=
keeping, in new home. Phone 992 or
apply at 78 Elgin avenue. 23tf
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In order that. you may receive •efflc- -
lent - service frond your Monarch Life
representative, please call Carlow 1700•
collect, or write B. _R...ROBINSON,
R.R. 4, Goderich: -24
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The next meeting of the Huron.
County • Council will be held in the
Council Chambers, Court House, Gode-
rich, commencing Tuesday, June 18th,
at 2 p.m.
I. All accounts, notices of deputations
' and other business requiring the at-
tention of Council should • be in • the
1 hands of the County . Clerk . not later
than Saturday, June 15th.
N. W. MILLER.
b County Clerk,,
23=4 Goderich, Ontario.
SHOES
REPAIRED & GLEANED
Quick and Courteou Service
All Work Guaranteed
C. J. Bridgwater
EAST ST. 22-5x
BUSINESS. NOTICES -
I BUY RAGS, GOOSE AND DUCK
feather§ and ticks. -I 'buy ahir-seR
used furniture and household articles.
I repair sewing machinesr C. WOODS.
12 East street. Phone 242J. 13tf
I FOR SALE.—MASON & RISCH UP-
RIGHT piano ; excellent condition.
Phone 1082. Goderich. -24
FOR SALI+: - - GERANIt'MS AND
all other plants needed for hanging
baskets and porch boxes ; also bedding
plants. JA('KSO:'78 FLORISTS, S, 49
Bruce street. photae 10,5. • -24
FOR JUALE. — nviiir.BI.00:IIilvG
roses lJa, pots now in 1)106111. get-
them where yon want them ; they -will
bloom till frost. Perfectly hardy.
JAOKSONS FLORISTS, 40 Bruce
1 street, phone 105. «24
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CHURCH—NOTES-
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I U RCI NOTES-
Rev. Richard Stewart was taken
i11 last week and instead of attending
the Presbyterian General Assembly at
Toronto he spent several days in Alex-
andra Hospital. He is now recuperat- .
Ing at the manse. Rev. E. A. Thomson
of Toronto occupied the pulpit of
Knox church on Sunday. last and will
conduct next Su>nday's services •, also,
Mr. John Flick, Cameron 'street, left
`' , ' : ' „ : , ' . : r--a--two•-------
weeks' vacation with relatives and,
friends in Kitchener.
fir,
Lawn Mowers
Sharpened
Prompt Service
ALSO LATHE WORK
'Evenings After 5 p.m.
-- KEN. -kLLIN
BROOK ST. 15tf
NOTICE
A Public Meeting will be held in the Town Hall on Tuesday,
June 18th, at 8 ,,p.m.
Mr: W. A. Orr, of the Department of Muinicipaf Affairs, will
address the gathering on the advisability of a card assessment system.
All property -owners should attend this meeting
S. H. BLAKE,
Town Clerk
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PLEASANT WORKING CONPITIONS
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PERMANENT!' • INTERESTING! •
An excellent opportunity for girls to learn a light, clean
interesting trade, operating seamless half -hose knitting
machines: This. is YOUR chance! Enquire aright away!
MIN
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HOSIERY COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED
EAST° STREET • GADERICH
Phone 960
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