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North St, United Church Knox PresbyterianCla ,'cb
Mini ter : Bev. R: i s , Turnbull Minister: Rey. R. Stewart
Combined. Services
daring July in
North Street Church
11 a.m. -- PU a:, LIC W OR`s IP — 7 p.m. "
CONDUCTED BY
Reverend Richard Stewart
KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS° SUMMER VISITORS
Victoria St. ' United Chu rck
MINISTER—REV.rend Rich
'ISTTURM1SS BARBARA CUTT
10.00 a.m. SABBATH SCHOOL.
x1,;00 a.m.. "WITH JESUS IN THE OUT-OF-DOORS."
7.00 p.m. "GOD ENCOMPASSED."
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Goderich Baptist Church
REV. JOSEPH J,ANES, M.A., PASTOR
Mrs. Ella. I.Donaldson, A.L.C.M., Q7"rght "
10 a.nn. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 X.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP. "The Vine and Branches."
7 p.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP. "The Failure of Success."
"Von Need the Church and the Church Needs Yon"
Wednesday, 8 • p.m. Prayer Meefring.
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STRANGERS ALWAYS WELCOME.
BETHEL TABERNACLE
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV. J. A. PEARSON, Pastor.
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
7.30 p.m. 'A DOOR INTO HEAVEN."
THE PASTOR WILL PREACH AT BOTH SERVICES.'
Tuesday 8 p.m. Young People's. Friday 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
.Daily Vacation Bible School—Monday through Friday at 9.30 a.m.
ALL WELCOME
Free Methodist Church
REV. > C. ,McCALLU1i, Pastor. Cor. Victoria and Park Sts.
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. SPEAKER—REV. A. E. ALLIN. - •
Yip ,the: absence of the pastor the evening service will be cancelled.
A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO ALL
OBITUARY
MISS EMILY HICKS
111 only a short time, Miss Emily
Hicks, a resident of Goderil:h for the
last twenty years, died here on Wed-
nesday evening. She was in her" eighty-
third Year,
ighty-thirdyear. Deceased was born
near
Belleville and was .the daughter of
Mr.• and Mrs. William,. Hicks. She.
spent the greater part of _herlife in_
this vicinity, having resided in H'olmes-
ville and Goderich township prior to
coining to Goderich to live. A sister,
Mrs. Robert Oke, Goderich, is the sole
immediate survivor. The funeral will
take place from the. Park street
residence of Mrs. Oke on Friday after-
noon. Rev. B. H; Farr will conduct
the service. Interment.- will 'be in
' Maitland cemetery.
MRS. BEAWIJICE ARNOLD
'The death of firs. Beatrice Arnold,
a native of England, occurred in Alex-
andra hospital on Saturday, in her
silty -fifth' year, after several months
Of illness. Mrs: Arnold was born in
Tkos - Koviak
PAINTING
AND DECORATING
Interior and Exterior
PORT ALBERT.
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Miss- �11cC nttu,,� number ui' Singer ebfaaet electric
SkNG �>, %1'bNC
CI,C,Nr,ERE, rib ratan u street', Stratford.
Phone 2,7.
pl eme 75J, will be in Goderich dui lib
2tf'
Fanuc*, July and .August."d
Vigor��ia{e-� than "pep" tonic for na,c'ab -
who are ,N W a laD nervous, exhausted, 1-
day treatment S1.t0U. At Emerson's
Drug Store:, ,-7-30 .
Solid 4 may golf and fishing ay be )i1OLM4,
UI ,, Ac ,British Exchange lIo'8x
FOR SAIL:. •M BROWN BLAZER,
new, *izc 24. Write GRACE
O.I., . but go to .church too.
Look younger : Restore natural color
to greying hair with Angelique Grey
klair Restorer. $.I .at 'Campbell's and
Emerson's Drug Stores, 27-31)
%t4'+s - 'Beauty •Sct-louu 'will be closed
until further notice ,becatttse 'of illness.
Felt' the beat l:eatalts from your snap-
shots, drop your films and 40e in an
envelope and send it to us; sent back
same day as received. FOWLER
• BROS., Mitchell, Out. 2.6-0x
Come to St. George's church garden
party,, and .bazaar Thursday, July 18.
Afternoon tea, fortune-telling, lucky
dip, fancy work and Itower table.
Supper at 5.30.-50c. " . 27-8
The regular meeting t the W.C.T.u.
will, be held on Tuesday, July 16th,
at 4 pan., in Harbor Park.
Don't 'suffer , rwith your feet.
PEMILAC, the amazing new,
speedy remedy for
athlete's fool, corns, callouses. itching
or burning feet, poison ivy or itching
skin. Money back guarantee. At all
Goderich drug steres. 21-30x
BORN
BRINDLEY.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on July 5th, 1946, Lu -Mir.
and Mrs. Gordon' Brindley, R.R. 6,
Goderich, a daughter.
DAVIDSON.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich,. on July 4th, 1946, to Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Davidson, Wolfe
street, Goderich, a daughter, Eleanor
Jean. ,
POLLOCK.—At Alexandra Hospital,
• Goderich, on July 9th, 1946, to Mr. ASTHMA SUFFERERS. — ENJOY
and Mrs. Howard I'ullock,1)urYtam, a good night's sleep, without cough -
Ont„ a daughter: ing, choking, the same as others are
SIEMON.—At Alexandra Hospital, doing. FREE offer. Write F. L.
Goderich, on -July 5th, 19.46, -to Mr. HOWEY, 144 Catharine' South, H.amil-
��_., L
and Mrs. Harold Siemon, Nelson ton. _ 28tf
street, Goderich, aduugh ter, Dianne
Marie.
WEIR.._—At Alexandra Hospital. Gode-
rich, on July 7th, 1946, to Mr. and
Mrs. John 'Weir, Auburn, •Ont., (nee
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McA.LLISTER.—At Peterborough, Ont.,
on Saturday, Judy 6th, 1946, to Mr.
and Mrs. Earl McAllister, a son. -
DIED ,
It' OR SALE. - a„'U'j FLOWERS,
sweet peas and lilies, Ititio oGlter
seasonal flowers. Call or phone MRA.
L. R. HOLMikN, Cameron street. Plione
27tf722.
pL .NT THAT VACANT t' .. c MN•
your garden • with . CUSHION
'MUMS. Mounds of bloom, in mauve,
pint; or bronze. Three for 25c.
JACKSUNS FLORISTS.
FOR SALE. — B,EADX,-BUILT
fence, close boards, painted. Irina
feet high, in sections -16 feet long or
less. THOS. LEGG, Goderich. -26-8
Ii OR . SAL;:',.—FEEL) QATS AND
barley, FRANK LINKLATER,
R.R. 5, tioderich. Phone Carlow .148.
w7 -8x
FOR SALE. — LATE CABBAGE
plants, petunias, geraniums. trailers
and foliages. JACKSON FLORISTS,
4J, Bruce street, phone 105, Goderich.
-26
FOR SALE. — E,LECT1O111ONE
record player, also a few records;
practically new. Phone 1061W. 28x
'FOR SALE.—EIGHT-ROOM MOD-
ERN home; ,three-piece bath; ele0-
tric water heater ; furnace; hardwood.
floors. Corner Elgin avenue and
Wellington street. Possession shortly.
Phone 273. 27tf
Wli► LLD
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,aTT ') k 1"3x',- t GU CLEAN
i';,.t); r for
shirts, underwear, ete.,
suitable for dustears. 1l1ghest 16rieec
,paid. 4.°. W OW)i, 12 last street.
.,,. 2 -'
. a'iaozac �, �aJ. .�6
DOWKER.—At Miami, Florida, on
July 10th, John Bagnall, beloved son
of George N.wton Dowker, Goderich,
aged 23. ,
LOWE.—At `Hackensack' Hospital, on
July 7th, Gladys .McLean Lowe.
FOR SALE. -A GOOD INVEST
MENT. Lot No. 414, facing east
on South,street, between Ficton street
and Britannia road; 'surrounded,., by
e :. ee ii memt . std wlai..• 2n
a r gYr •x tr 11
-three- .n.= '
-• .: Sides, k i oin-
1 C S
.l 'two bl7
ib, o .il.y
Square, schools, exhibitign grounds,
garages. Front part of building is.
solid frame sided with asphalt red
shingles, -roofed with windlock green
shingles. Back .part. solid .brick; roof,
cedar `shingles. There are five apart-
ments, each one its own electric. light
and metre, water, heat, toilet and bath ;
a front verandah and balcony, above ;
front and back stairs:
TERMS—Part cast, balance ar-
WANTED TO RENtt HODS ., UN-
Ep1$NIS11EI), five to reve.t rooms.
by executive recently moved, to ()lode -
rich. Will maintain property as if
owned and make small °iraprovementh
when necessary. Iffrite" BOX 134,
SIGNAL -STAR. 24tf
\VAN Tk D.—LADIES vi'ANTED FOR
pleasant part or full -`time 'work.
Splendid earnings and opportunity for
advancement. Write BOX 21;SIGNAL-
STAR. -28
WANTED TO RENT. ---
space—two or more medium-sized
rooms, on ground floor level, forpro,
fessional man,. Apply B.O. BON. b
96.
. 25-6
WAITED,—ABOUT 20 ACRES OR',
less of lid' with barn, close to
Goderich. BOX 20,"SIGNAL-STAR.
28.9x°
CAR WANTL;D.—WILL PAY HIGH-
- EST cash price for low mileage -
coach or sedan. Write P,;O, BOX 869,
Goderich. -28t2
WANTED.—TO,BUY A HOUSE IN
town of. Goderich, preferably with
large lot. Write BOX -22, SIGNAL -
STAR. -28
WANTED TO RENT. — TWO TO
four bedroom house. Will reward
informer $25 (not payable t6 land-
lord) . Write P.O. BOX 635. Goderich.
28-30x
AUTO ACCESSORIES
BEEVERS AUTO AND BICYCLE
Supply. Car floor mats with felt
back from $2.25 up. Bulk oil, all
grades, 49c gallon. Axle and bumper
jacks on hand. 48
Interment in Dungannon cemetery on ran ed
Friday, following arrival of- C.P.R.
train, and after a short stop at
Brophey Funeral Home, Goderich.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. W. K. Tlioliison . is at Kingston
in attendance at Queen's University.
Mr. William Lacey of Detroit spent
,the past week with his sister,' Miss•
•Malzy Lacey, Oxford street.
Miss Joyce `Breckow -As, spending' a
vacation in Port Colborne at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Stewart.
Mrs. Oly Brown of Modesto, Calif.,
visited with Mrs. R. J. Howard and
other relatives in town this week. r' -
Miss Elizabeth Gliddon of Detroit
is enjoying 'a month's- vacation with
her mother, .Mgrs. Wm. Gliddon. ,
Mr. and Mrs, Chas: Ross of Detroit
are visiting relatives in town for two
weeks. -
Mrs. Cecil Jackson, of Harrow, is
a summer guest with Mr. and Mrs. R.
A. Jackson.
Mr, and Mrs. • Edward Wells and
fancily spent the past week with -rela-
tives
ith relatires at Preston, Galt and Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. J.- S. Henderson, of
Detroit, are at their Summer home 'here.
Mr. Bert Wiggins of Brantford was
a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. John
Scrimgeour.
Miss Leilla Cronk, R.N., has returned
to Detroit after a pleasant vacation
spent with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. A. McCormick 'of De-
troit are visiting at the home of Mr.
John Graham, Gloucester Terrace.
Mrs. -R. A. Jackson and her house
guest, Mrs. Cecil Jackson, spent from
Thursday to Sunday;wlth Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Jackson's daughter at Port Huron.
Hon. J. H. Sturdy and Mrs. Sturdy
with their son, • Ferris, and wife, of
Regina, Sask., are visiting relatives
and friends in Goderich and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Lennon, the
latter the former Mona Kidd of Gode-
rich, -now of Montreal, are spending
a week at the Bedford Hotel.
'Dr. and Mrs. Clayton and Mr. and
Mrs. H.. Matcheson,, of Detroit, spent
the 'past week at the home of Miss
Mary Lacey.
Mr. M. R. Ballard,. principal of
Moose Jaw ,Collegiate Institute, and
Mrs: =Ballard spent last week with Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. Scott, Elgin avenue.
Mrs. I. B. Lucas and. Shelagh Lucas;
of Markdale, and Mrs.W. S. Mills and
children, of Orillia. are enjoying the
- summer months at Black's Point.
Mr. Duncan Cartwright, of Timmins,
renewed acquaintances in Goderich 'on'
Sunday. His wife, who arrived from--
England
rom`England -last week, aeeompanied him.
Mr. and Mrs.' Allan Charlton and
baby daughter have returned to their
home at Stratford after enjoying a
two weeks' visit with the lady's mo-
thern4a t I:, Whitely, Nelson street.
London, England, came to this country
thirty-five years ago and had resided
in Goderich ever since. She, was a
member of Victoria street United
church. She was an active: fled Cross
worker and a'member of th'e Women's
Institute. Surviving relatives are a
daughter, Mrs. Gordon McGratten, St.
David's street, town, anda sister, Mrs.
Arthur Halliday, in Essex, England.
Her husband, the late Mark 'Arnold,
r
who went -overseas with the Hu on
Battalion in the first Great War, was
killed at Ypres on August.10, 1917. A
son, Frederick, member of the Windsor
City Council, died -suddenly at Camp
Borden two years ago. -
The funeral took place frbm Bra
phey's funeral home on Monday after-
noon, Rev. L. H. Turner... conducting
the service.- The ' pallbearers were
Jack Stewart of Kitchener, Lawrence
Fraser 'of Windsor, and...Albert Shore,
H. C. Dunlop,. Reg. Williamson and
W. F. H. ,Price of Goderich. Among
those attending the funeral from out
of town were Mrs. Miriam Arnold, of
`;'incisor,- daughter -in -'law of tie de
ceased, • and six grandchildren from
Windsor, Interment was in Maitland
cemetery. .
SAMUEL FREET1ii-
Fatally stricken as he was about to,
enter an automobile which was _to take
him' •'to the hospital, Samuel. Freeth
passed away at his- home ,on Keays
• k street. on Sunday evening. lir. Freeth
• had been in poor health for some time
and had spent four months in the
'hospital this spring before returning
to his home three weeks ago. Deceased
was born in West Bromwich, England,
seventy-two years ago, and came to
Canada with his parents sixty years
Arranged for' viewing it July 4, 5,
froni 2-5 ands 7-9 p.m. Apply to J. E.
HARNWELL, 27 Keays street, Gode-
rich. 26tf
FOR 4SALE. -- KITCHEN SET,
three -wire electric stove, day bed,
child's cot and bed, stroiler,.high chair,
small desk, tables, ' chairs, buffets,
dressers, eream separator, sealers,
wringers, camp wooti stove, heaters,
etc. C. WOODS, Secondhand Store',
12 East street. Phone 2427. _ -28
FOR SALE. WATERFRONT IN
town of Goderich. Attractive bank
and beach. H.ealtI ul elevation. Or-
chard,
r
chard, sewer, wa#sSr;-• light.. A quiet
location for summer cottages or for
small farming. Particulars from R.
FOR SALE.—YOUNG WHITE RAB-
BITS. R. FRITZLEY, St. David's
'street 28x
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FOR SALE. -1939 INDIAN SCOUT
motorcycle overhauled recently ; ex-
cellent tires. x$250 cash. Write BOX
-19, SIGNAL -STAR.,:.,
WHEN IOU REWIRE COAL Olt won
CAS
Charles *Je. Estate
COAL A,1 . 111Att1JLWMiE AT ¶'H1 11A1400tJR
1 NONE 2
Miss Ethel Whitely of Toronto ,also is
holidaying at her 'home -here.
Mr. and . Mrt. Arnold Anderson of
Detroit . were visitors at the home of
Mrs. R. J. Howard over the weekend
and attended the Tebbutt reunion at
Seaforth on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Roush, Mr: and
Mrs. Logan Murney and daughter Alice
and niece, Myrian Stolz, all of Dayton,
Ohio, .are visiting with Mr,' and Mrs.
Fred SVlurney, Huron road.
Mrs. R. J. Howard visited on Wed-
nesday with her niece, firs. Wm. Eiseli-
bach, and Mr. Eisenbach and family,
of Detroit, at their summer home near
Grand Bend. •
Mrs. John Cuthbertson and daughter,
Lucille, haVe returned -Jo their home
here after spending some months . at
Windsor. C,S.M:I. Cuthbertson is .sta-
tioned at Ipperwash Camp.
Rev. C. .R. Carrie, M.A., rector oi•
St. John's church, Jersey City heights,
is visiting his . mother, -Mrs. E. W.
Carrie, Cambria road, and occupied the
pulpit of, St. George's church on Sun-
day -last most acceptably.
Mr. and Mita. D. McIntyre of Galt
were recent guests with Mrs. John
Vickers.,Her daughter, Elaine, a
nurse -in -raining at Kitchener -Waterloo
Hospital, also spent._a holiday at her
home recently. •
Mrs. Walter Schluter and daughter
Ann. of. Baltimore, have been v isiting
the- former's aunt, Mrs. W. J. Andre' ,
as well as her.'cousin, Mrs. J. R. Whit-
tingham, and her niece, Mrs. - Wm.
Moore.
- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lithgow and
faniilyy, of Toronto, are holidaying at
the'tf stirrrr S:lome on the Huron road.
Miss Dorothy Ilenctt rson, of Wash-
ington, D.C., is enjoying ti vacation at
her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. ,Anderson, -Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Alfred
Tebbutt, Mr. and Mrs. Will Tebbutt,
-,Mr, and ':firs. Wallgate. Tebbutt and
Mr's. D. 3. Curry, all of Goderich, at
tended the Tebbutt reunion at Seaforth
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland 'Walker • and
son, of Toronto, were recent visitors
at the home of Mrs. Walker's mother,
Mrs. B. C. Munninga, and also at the
home of her 'sister, Mrs. P. F. Carey.
Mrs. "Walker and son are remaining
for' it further visit. .
Miss Evelyn 'McCartney of Detroit
:visited 'rekative in town over the week-
end, bridging ;ilr. strid i . 1larry`
ebbutt from Detroit to attend the
Tebbiitt rehuion.' Mi'. and Mrs. Clif-
ford °Meoar'tney, Clifford, jr,, Musses
nlizabeth and Mary visited relatives hi
Goderich alis ; Clinton over the weel -
end and also attended the Tebbutt re -
`CARDS 'OF THANKS
LOQ
ST.—BROWN [ TIZIPL'U ' an
i'aetaautain pm, in Bata; o1
(''canneree, ; (aturday morning, July •Orli.
)b'imlcr pleot e leve ,at
28n
9 _ O IM -74.4`T
TO RENT.—LARGE •ROOM, ABOUT
"t) x on ft., ziewly decorated,
heated; wash basin and toilet. Apply
B UTItSII J XCIIANGE HOTEL; -27
TO RENT TWO . ABLE at onee, with orROOal_IS AVAIL-
-7 without
board. Phone 992 or apply at 7tI Elgin
avenue. 27tf
TO RENT.,--THRBI'a 1?URR,�[fi kII.D
rooms fo'r light housekeeping,
centrally located. -Phone 050. .- -28
TO RENT. — COTTAGES, 1'URN-
"�' , ISUED` by week or season ; 3 ..bed-
-rooms, living -room and .kitelien, hydro;
good water, near. beach. Apply \V.
JOHNSON, Deer Lodge, Bayfield..
28-9x.
HE , FAMILY OF THE LATE
"�amitc I�.�'i cert;"'wieh�'to'than�•-tli'
neighbors and friends for the many
kind expressions of sympathy in their
recent bereavement, and for the use:,
of automobiles at the funeral, and also
the Canadian Legion for their co-oper-
ation in conducting the funeral service.
HE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS.
EeatriceArnold wish to .take this
opportunity of thanking their friends
and neighbors for the many floral
tributes and expressions of sympathy
and Tor the use of automobiles for the
funeral. They wish 'els to express
their gratitud6, to Dr. W (tters and the
nursing staff of Alexanll Marine and
General Hospital for the kind attention
given Mrs. Arnold while she was a
patient at the hospital.
' BUSINESS NOTICES
T BUY RAGS, GOOSE AND DUCK
feathers and ticks. I buy and sell
used furniture and household .articles:
I repair sewing machines. C. S.
12 East street. 'Phone 2423. 13tf
TENDERS WANTED
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TpNISERS WANTED.
,Tenders for the painting of the class-
rooms in schot l No. 2, 3, 4 and 17,
in the West Wawanosn, School Area,
will be received by the`lnidersigned to
July 17, 1946. The work must be com-
pTeted' by.ugust 25th. Full particu-
lars and specifications will be furnished
on request.
DURNIN PHILLIPS, Secretary,
28- Lucknow,Ont., R.R. No. 2.
ago, residing In Colborne and Goderich
townships before coming to Goderich
forty-three Fears ago. Ile fought over-
seas In the first World War_as , a
member of the 71st Forestry Battalion.
Ile was a Member of the Canadian
Legion and of the Orange Lodge. Sur-
viving are two sons, Clifford and Wil-
liam,- of Goderich, a brother, William,
in Birmingham, England, and three
grandchildren. Ms wife predeceased
hint • 3n 1040. Tile funeral was held
from the family residence,,, eaysi street,
on W cones(W, afternoon, Ren,
Turner Bone `acting the service;'. Mem-
bers of Branch 109,' Canadian i', egion,
=Milted Trie. alillbea,rerr,.
allmembers
of theLe were John
,Legion,
Bell, .,Jos. Mc1Nevin, Robert Good,
Robert Venus, Verne ;Sinitli and George
Curren. President Kenneth hunter
performed , the Legion burial `rites at
Maitland cemetery. . Rev. Mr. Turner
aZ n el elated at the graveside. "Last
Post" was sounded by Robert 1lenry. '' ut •;Olid
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE OF MODERN
FURNITURE
at the borne of Jaines F. Lockwood,
Orange •street, Clinton, on - - •
SATURDAY, JULY 13th,
at 1.30 p.m. sharp (D.S.T.), the fol-
lowing:
ol-lowing:
Three-piece velour inner spring
chesterfield suite (like new) ; Axmin-
ster rug, wine leaf pattern, 6' 9" x 9';
Newcombe piano and stool (good con-
dition) ; „6 -piece solid maple dinnette
suite (natural wood finish) ; 4 solid
maple chairs ; hall tree; end table;
metal; Ala (walnut ,finish) and inner
spring mattress; modern 4 -piece wal-
nut bedreem suite; including vanity,
'hinge stA 1j cbiffoner, full-size bed and
inner sprung mattress ; ,luodern Graham
electric rangette ; Harrison range (like
new) : kitchen enamel -top cabinet ;
dropleaf table and ,4 kitchen chairs;
10 folding chairs; roll top couch; small
table; occasional chair; dressing
screen ;.jacket water heater with pipes
.ad . ns.,3 � � R
hl
quart sealers ; teakettle;
trays, stools;
odd dishes. and numerous .other
articles,
This is --an exceptionally fine line
of, .furniture and has been in use only
a little over a year.
• TERMS—CASH.
JAMES V. LOCKWOOD,
Proprietor.
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
28 -
CURRY'S BAKERY
fiarhp 110 Tasty Pastry"
6Wi[�lH�r�-END SIa]I C 1 L
OATMEAL COOKIES
156 doz.
Piipub TIME Is IUICRF i
Saye our Pies, Tarp, ans1-'copies
for y & ' genie.
,ALIl Orders of $1.00 .or' over
deliver'eit.
PHONE' 465
EL. CULBERTi . 'Prop.
tioned) ; 2 Axminster rugs, 7' x 3'01;
1irepla ce tongs, shovel and broom,;
dresser,' wooden bed,. springs., and inner
spring mattress; tdresser, washstand,
wooden bed, springs and 'mattress; 2
dressers, iron , beds and springs; clothes.
cupboard; 8 -day clock; 2 hitches tables
:and 6 kitchen chairs; extension table;
large kitchen cupboard; Leonard
enamel lined ice- box' 7 cu. ft.. capacity
(like ttgW).; Findlay modern, range
(nearly, new) ; Harrison modern range
(nearly new) ; Dominion cook stove;
approximately one-half ton of coke; 3
trunks; Coleman gas lantern; 50 ft.
garden hose16 ft. stepladder; 5 ft. step-
ladder ;• garden tools; odd - dishes ;
glassware l enamelware and numerous
other articles.
At the same time and place there will
be offered for sale, subject to reserve
bid; -the desirable property and dwelling
'consisting of a seven -room green -
shingled cottage, with hardwood floors,
modern bathroom anis cellar through-
out; and the lots consisting of -a one-
quarter acre of land,. mote or less, on
which is D situated a double' garage,
chicken house and the above-mentioned
;dwelling.
TER1518 •ON CHATTELS — CASH.
Terms on property made known , on
day of sale.
Auctioneer.
28-20_
T. G. N. ,COOK, - •
Administrator.
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
• Auctioneer.,
ADMII:'VISTRATOR'S' SALE OF
PROPERTY ANISP FURlti'ITURE
of the estate of the late T. 1I. Cook„
Queen street, Clinton, on -
SATURDAY, JULY 20th
at 1 -p.m. sharp .ST.).
Consisting of the following:
Walnut table ( (antique) ; 4 walnut
chairs; occasional °chair ; leather rock-
ing choir ; studio couch. rolltop couch;
wicker armchair; wicker rocking chair ;'
wicker fernery stand; oak -hall rack;
end table ; 4 'small tables; 2 'rocking
chairs; armchair ; 2 bedroom chairs;
oak combination book case -and writing'
desk; . oak likruary table 7 -tube Echo -
phone electric' cabinet radio (recondi-
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenders for the transportation of
pup
ils from .S.S. No.. 14, West Wawa-
nosh, to- Whitechurch ,school will be
received by the undersigned up'to and,
including July 17th. Tenders will also
be received for .the __transportatiq_n of
pupils from S.S. Na. 15, West Wawa -
nosh, to" -No. 7 school in East Wawa -
nosh Township. •
-
DURNIN PHILLIPS, Secretary,
28- • Lucknow, Ont., R.R. -No. 2.
TENDERS • WANTED. '
•
Tenders for transportation of
students from the Goderich High School
Area to Goderich Collegiate Institute
beginning Tuesday, September 3, 1946,
will be received. up to 6 p,m. Monday,
July 22, covering any or all of six
routes as follows: -
No. 1—Beginning at concession 6- on
the Cut Line, Goderich Town-
-ship, thence west to the Blue
Water Highway, thence north
to Goderich Collegiate. , (15
• pupils.) '
No. 2 -Beginning at .Taylor's ' Corners,
Goderich Township, thence
south on cocessions 7 and 8 to
lot 15, thence west to cdnces-
sions 3 and 4, thence north to
No. 8 highway, thence to Gode-
rich Collegiate. (17 pupils.)
No. 3—Beginning at S,S. No. 7, Col-
' borne, thence north to conces-
sion 1, thence through Benmiller
to Goderich Collegiate. (8•
pupils.;., ,
No. 4—Beginning at Auburn school,
thence through Auburn to Car-
low, thence south to Benmiller,
thence direct to 'Goderich Col-
legiate. ' (35 pupils,)
No. 5—Beginning one ' and sei en -
eighths miles north of Dun-
gannon,. thence south to thin -
Bannon, thence west along con-
cession 4, Ashfield, to the Blue
Water Highway, thence south
to' Goderich Collegiate, (0
pupils.)
No. 6—Beginning at lot 19, concession
1, West' Wawanosh, thence to
S.S., No. 11, West Wawanosh;
thence to Nile, thence along
Concession 12 to sideroad be-
tween lots 8 and 9, thence south
to Loyal, thence to Goderich
+collegiate. (12 pupils.)
Numbers of students given above are
approximate an 1- for .the coining school
year. .
Further informatibn regarding con-
tracts may ,be obtained (from Ii. M2.
FORD, Vbairman, or A. R. SCOTT,
,Se f'lary
(4o(lerlch Collegiate. Instt-
tote.
SUMMER. STORMS
are often very destructive to
property.
BE SURE
that your fire policy includes the
SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACT.
SEE
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1v
H• - FVD
Get Insured Stay Insured—
Rest . Assured.
North St. TeL 268w
- Lawn ' M�wers
Sharpened
,Prompt Service
ALSO: LATHE WORK
Evenings After 5 p.m.
KEN.. ALLIN
BROCK ST. 15tf
FOR SALE
LORNESIDEE FARM
Lot,: 2, L.R.W., Colborne Twp.
Three -miles north of Goderjinh
on Blue Water Highvvatiy
Farm consists of 117 acres,
with Barn 40x60; Dopble Garage;
Artesian Well and Windmill;
Fruit Trees. Close to School,
Church and Lake. •
•Large white frame house of
seven roosts and sun -porch, open
fireplace in living -room. , -
House has hydro and full
- _ - . , plumbing,
For f prther particulars, phone
MRS. M. K. McQUARRIE,
PHONE 742, GODERICH
rt .
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TENDERS
Tenders sire invited to serve and supply the 1,000 plate banquet
of the Ontario Ploughmen's Association to be held at Port Albert
air field, the evening of the 18th October, 1946.
• A marked cheque for $100. • must accompany each tender.
Lowest or any tender' not necessarily accepted.
Tenders, which must be .in. by August 15, are to be sent to :
28-32
W. A. HAY
Secretary, Banquet Committee
Goderich, Ontario. ,
a
a28-tr
Tile congregational picnic of Victoria
Street Milted' church will be lielct at
harbor fart' on Wednesday, 'July 17th,
at 3 . p.un.
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