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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-08-29, Page 5A Al fG 29th, 1010 � M Y.. mnr�7�1'I 00 dl. H GODEE ICH , $IGNA+T'+a+pSTAE pening usday, Sept. 3r ® Y tl, it e 4 q.• 1. a.r , prepared midi an extensive, stock of both Public and Collegiate Institute Text hooks and All Supplies — FOR ALL GRADES -I— LOOSE LOOSE LEAF BOOKS with 2 and 3 metal ring 25c, 350, 50c and 70c LOOSE LEAF_-30-OKS- 3 ring, $3:25' with zipper DRAWING BOOKS and DRAWING PADS 'WATERMAN TAPER - WRITE and Regular FOUNTAIN PENS $3.57 up P4 KEIi, •� l and ._Regula. FOUNTAIN -- RENS $3.50 up ECLIPSE PEN $1.15 up PAINT BOXES for Public and High School 50q up EXTRA GOOD VALUE in SCRIBBLING and EXERCISE BOOKS a 5c, 10c up PENCILS PEN POINTS RULERS. CRAYONS cainpbelrs,. Drug :Store Drrtg Store DOINGS OF DUNGANNON DI _ (1ANNON, Aug. 28.—Miss Iso London hospital on Saturday morning belle Keating of Blyth is N siting her '4dud his family was called' to his bed- side on Tuesday. friend. Mrs. Robert _Moore. „ Miss Iiernice Blake; 1l.A•, is visiting for a few days with friends at \Ving- haps prior• to going to Lambeth to teach for the coining terns.' s. Citizens_ were sorry to hear of the critical illness of Mr. Jacob -Reed on Fricfl,i - night. Although- not 'lit the best this ,summer, leis sudden collapse ..was a shock.. He 'was taken to a Mr. and Mrs. \Warren Peterson and Mrs. Ernest Beals, Detroit, were visitors for ten days with Mrs. B. J. Crawford and during their visit they, with Mrs. Crawford, enjoyed a Motor trip to Niagara Falls and Loddon. Mrs. - Atches,ou and daughters, Mary and Ann, of Detroit, also visited one day last week. • Miss Ettatbelle :Webster, RN., has DOROTHY GRAY „.. • FACE POWDR • Like an exquisitely fresh complexion --a sheer delights' Dorothy Gray Nosegay Face Powder is to light -textured, it flatters your face with gauzy loveliness. Fragrant with the beloved Nosegay perfume. Pure and 'free of stalrch, orris, or other ingredients generally suspected of arousing Allergies. In skin -tune shades, .2 .,00 At Smart Department and awg Stores DOROTHY GRAY 4133 IIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY e Emerson's Drug Store. - .The ,Square Goderich • ;ODE F MARK 1 t. "WHERE.. EVERYBODY SHOPS" ••q. anaNas, • Peaches ' 'No. E'lherta 65C PPLES. - tr c � CABBAGE 5 b lbs. ,25c 6 qt. 39ry ' X3 - "omatoe� 4LBS fos25C T BAsAE79,x. LARGE and Ffl M -- 1Oc each GRAPEFRUIT --JUICY, Size ma 4for25c GODERICH BRUIT .MARKET 1 VAN. LOUZON ,Phony 470 We Deliver EAST ST. sae -,.-� OBITUARY WILLIAM SNELI. There passed away at his 'huiue on Sunday, August 25, a highly esteemed resident of 'Hallett township in the p.er ou of William Snell, in his eighty- secoad ` year. He • had not been in good health for the lash: three months. - lir. SrieW-was b'ui in o, ,►, le youngest son of the late George and Jane -(Holmes) Snell. On March_1, 1905, he married- Anna Maud Jenkins, Blyth, who predeceased hint July 12, 194.1. He is 'survived by -two 'sisters, Miss. Margaret Snell, Excel, Alberta, and Mrs. Annie Elsley, Benmiller, and one brother, `James Snell, Nile. Six children dalso survive: I.atira, Harry and Grant, at home; Mrs. Fred Boyle, Brumfield ; Mrs. Barry Langmaid, Windsor, and 'Mrs. (lorduu Key's, Komoka. There are three grand- children; Ellen, - -Melva, and Stuart Boyce Funeral services were held on Tues - 1 day afternoon and ware conducted by -his nephew, • Rev. IIarold - J. Snell, Auburn. After a ghort service at the retui•laed to nursing duties Sit _Turouto. \lr. and Mrs. .Gordon Kidd and fans- b ily, . Sheila and RS -an, returned home to Islington on Sunday after visiting Mrs. Ki.dd's parents, Mr. and Mrs., John Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fowler and sou Tommy were recent vi: iturs with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowler, Chesley, \Ir. and "Mrs. Abbiner Morris spent a few days' last week N(`ith their d'.tugh- ter, Airs. Anderson. Alugford, Sheppard -- tun, and attended' the Porter- .reunion ;It the home of their niece. Mrs. Jas. McIntyre, Nile. Mrs, Nellie Porter is spending a Wliile `with her brother, .Mr. Abner Morris... - The j111iiur room of• the Dungannon I`11 a f' 0 I't.Ib11.e SChuul is without a. leacher 1t ;•yl.;,. T111 XshfieI(1 School Area I3ua 'is expected to make an appointment a a spacial nheeting this week. It i only lately that any applications ha been-Treceived• A. Smith, the 1101 principal, and Mrs. Smith,. formerly o Belfast, moved herd the last of th week and are ucctipt iilg hart of Alber Brown's home, Ther' grandmothers' -meeting of th Dungannon 1N -omen's Institute will b held Thursday aftern(ion of 'this wee at the home of Airs. t )tto I'opp. The B1;ike clan of. about thirty per- sons enjoyed. a picnic at the cottage of 1)r, D;bn Blake, Kintail, where it is annually held. Among the picnickers wire Mrs. IVin. I3lake of Aslrfleld, who is hale and hearty in. her ninety-first (0111', ;Incl-a1Iso Aliss Aluriel Blake, her granddaughter, who. though •handi- capped; enjoys the outings and is very cheerful -despite her: 11►ng-endured" af- diclion of infantile paralysis, Visitors .with Mrs. \V. I{. Andrews this week were, on Sunday, \1is.:19"bert Little .and -her daughter. Mrs. Lyal Siaynur, Al r. 'Gaynor and Joyce Little; on Monday, Aliss 'I'hylula I?vans, 1101 ticfurd• Sask., Airs. .\Ndre\(s' niece, and Air. and Airs. A1'111.-Ilicks, Dorothy ;111(1 Roni9d, Kincardine. • •Silver' Wedding Anniversary..... Air. and Airs. al':riled II:111. Brantford. who are visiting relatives in this district, marked their twenty --fifth wedding -an.. 11 it ersa ry4 wedding -an- 11itersaryl. =11ile here, and in honor fif Illy well( tt1i v WIT(' 1c'11I1c'recl a cbi) 1rcn dinner (11 Saturday evening at the 11un(e of Airs. \W. 1{, Andrews. as guests of Mr. (+u1frey 11x11 and Miss Ma '1,1" 1I:1,11. t11ei1' inlcle rind 21111'11. Church Intprovenhents, - St. Paul's Anglican chtire11 is having extensive work done on .tete interior 111ade pos- sible by a, $500 be(I11est. from the la to Wm, ('1u1►pbel1, a devoted meuilu'r of the congregation. Hydro -electric ,lig lit- ing has been installed. and " L. 1•'. Stingel, painter and deeorat1►r, has the (attract of painting and pay2ering, and will --begin work scion. Hoi.noredl for War Service. — There �21z 0 'large gathering. at the I'arish IIa'll on Friday night lit honor of hiss Bertha Jones, who served as.11 Nursing sister in' the Wear, and Gordon giont-, g ifiery, who W21S with the at St':.Johns, Newfoundland, for -three years. 'Piflin's orchestra ::nppliod Mush, for dancing. At the lunch hour, K111100r Dawson read a (eunsplirnontary address in, recognition of the, services of the guests of honor and 11111 \Viggins• -made the presentation of a signet ring to Gordon and a cameo ring to Aliss Jones. e k� It will pay yo1i dividends to raid the advertisements of (hulerich merchants in The tiiThnl-Star. 4, house the funeral proceeded to Loudes- lotte .Mirekerizie ' have returned t( 1 lx►ru 'United church, ,«•here a public 1 Toronto. ser'iee was held. Mr. Snell had been Misses Marion Mackenzie and Bertha a lifelong. member cif ttie church. The Mac•Kendric•k, of irorun�:o spent the interment was in C1intun cemetery. week -end with relatives here. Pallbearers were I''red Lobb of Holmes- Reception for Newly-weds.—on Tues- ville, Harold Walker of - Wingham, day evening, August 20, a largely at - ,Ephraim Snell of Clinton, William tended reception- was held in Kintail Elsley of 'Benntiller, Jas. Snell of Nile hall in honor of Mr. Duncan McKay and Jahn„ Snell of Londesboro. The and his bride, the 'former Josephine beautiful floral tributes were carried Weir of Auburn. The e' enirs• .I"' • •- . .. in a ' ing, an of er lunch the Keys of Komoka, Barry Langmaid of gilests of honor were called to the Windsor, Fred-- Boy '---of Bruce'field, - stage Ind presented with a purse Raymond Snell of Lundesboro and Ed. of money. Both expressed their ap- Irwin of Goderich. - predation in a Ow well-chosen words, 1 ASHFIELD • ASHFIh,LD, Aug. 27. -_Miss Georgia 'Dunbar and JIr. Donald Dunbar; 'of Ethel, recently visited with• their aunt, Mrs. W. L. 1"iiulcey. - Mtr. Alex.' Howes. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Howes, attended the fiiiieral of his sister, the late Mrs. Poet' (lunrl;iy, at Arthur. PORT ALBERT PORT ALBERT, Aug. 28 -.—Mr. and Mrs, Albert McGee spent, last week visiting relatives .at Windsor and De- troit. Mr. old Mrs. Charles ,Crawford, Fred and Horace and `Mrs. Richard Reed visited last Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.. Horace Cunningham at Wiarton.- Misses -Anent and Luis Mackenzie of Mrs. It. J. Mills of Cleveland -spent Turuiito -aro visiting their another, Mrs, a week visiting with her sister, Mrs. Mac•kelnzie. Jas. young, • 1liSses Bertha Macdonald and Char- 'Mir, and Mrs. Ernie Harmsworth and voramommieg daughter Lois, of Toronto, visited t week with Mrs. R. Reed. Mr. and Mrs Howard Quaid and two children, .Sheila and Jimmy, and Mr. John Quaid visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John 4eP'herson at Teeswater. • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tigert and fam, ily spent last Sunday at Grand -Bend visiting with Mr,. Tier 'y > a Ifser 1 : 1 School Opens Soon... Ndty i5 il><e 'gime to get yotlr Children's Shoes Repaired. ' Bridgewater's �- STIOE.REPAIR A11 work guaranteed No. 3- East Street., , 34-51" FLESH PEACHES FOR Cil016, PRESERVING AND EATINI,G C.I,N:VI)11.1S WHITi'. Supplies Arriving Dail i.(.Ia:,• SIZE elery 1 Si NIiiS1 .11 ieb bale .300„, FIRST GRADE BRAESIDE - Coupons R1tl—R19 utter ROSE BRAND XXX Spirit or Blended,.,. ine • . MILi) CANADIAN eese Q(' 1IiI+:R—I%ELI1oG4 'N_PaST' ;I'O; hlTIES ' I'OI'NI) PRINT emons • Nt). 1 ONT. WHITE GALLON JUG Plus Deposit CELLO WRAP LH. kta Flakes Values 5. Values :: i;e( lir0 to (''losing Sat, Mt. 31 29c OZR iblQ,i. 10 LBIS. Pot-at�e .c PLAIN OR IODIZED Salt 'w 1,li. PIRG. c RI`hMM .STANDARD) ..,n OZ. eas Vit! NEW SPI(' AWED pan i)4ntt ittion t4D¢'c. 11:4)BD31te .4+ b