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Y E`V EIV ►aI[ITa` Illi. &'AHI., B.A., 'L.TIA., RECTOR,
MRS., E. JESSUP, QDrgi uuist and Choir
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North St. United Church
H�NISTER—REV:.It. .!. TURN i LULL, B.A., ►;:I➢.. S.T.D .
11 a.m. PRIMARY DEPT., NURs] IIIY CLASS AND
MISSION BAND.
11 a.m. "HOW TO FIND FAIITH."
2.30 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
7 porn. "ON READING THE BIBLE."
Organist and Choir Leader-- •--
Mrs. Murray) Hether1ingto> , IA.T.C.Ii1.
A SINCERE WELCOME AWAITS YOU
Knox Presbyterian Church
9.45 a.m. Sunday School. 10 a.m. Young People's Bible Class.
11 a.m. JUNIOR CONGREGATION. t' .
11 a.m. PUBLIC WORSTIIP. •
"THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM."
7 p.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP.
Sermon Subject: "THE CHURCH."
8.30 p.m.—CHRISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP.
IN THE LECTURE HALL — ALL YOUNG PEOPLE WELCOME.
MINISTER—REVEREND RICHARD STEWART •
Director of Praise—Mr. William \Pickett, _ A.T;C.M.
Coiue and Worship the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness.
Victorfa-fit: UnitedChurch
MINISTER—REV. LAWRENCE H. TURNER, BA,
Organist and Choir Director—Miss Mary Joyce Strachan
10.00 a.m. SABBATH SCHOOL.
11.00 a.m. , Series, "THIS IS OUR • FAITH."
4th—"JESUS, THE CHRIST."
7.00 .p.m. STUDIES IN, THE BOOK OF -REVELATION.
2.30 p.m. UNION CHURCH.
Monday, 8 p.m. Young People's Union.
VICTORIA WELCOMES YOU.
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Goderich Baptist Church
SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL,
11 A,M. — ,PUBLIC WORSIHIP — 7 P.M.
REV. JAS. GIBSON OF LONDON
AT BOTH SERVICES
Mrs. Ella 1. Donaldson, A.L.C.M., Organist
Prayer Meeting as ' usual.
A WELCaOME AWAITS YOU AT ALL SERVICES
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BETHEL TABERNACLE-
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV. J. A.' PEARSON, Pastor. -
10 a.m. SUNDAY . SCHOOL.
11- a;:m. two young ladies from London will assist in this service.
7.30 p.m. ‘"BLESSINGS FROM CALVARY."
The Pastor will preach. -
Tuesday, S p.m.. YOUNG PEOPLE.
Friday, 8 p.m: PRAYER, MEETING.
• A HEARTY -WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT BETHEL
THE SALVATION AR
WATERLOO and LIGHTHOUSE STREETS
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24th •
Services conducted by MAJOR and MRS. D. FORD, Public Relations
Representative from London.
SERVICES:-
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ERVICES:-11 a.m. HOLINESS MEETING.
7 p.m.—SALV.3TION :YLEETING.
You are invited to worship at the Army
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THE FREE M'ETHODiST CHURCH
-Corner Victoria and Park Streets
QUARTERLY MEETING SERVICES
will be conducted by -
Rev. G. W. Stevens.
Superintendent of the West Ontario
Conference of the Free Methodist
' Church
ORDER OF SERVICES—
FRIDAY at 8 p.m. -Preaching cervit;e.
SUNDAY -10.455 a.m.-Methodist Love
Feast, followed by Preaching and
Administration of the Sacrament
of the Lord's Supper.
7 p.m.—Preaching' Service
YOL' ARE INVITED. TO WORSHIP
AT
THE REMAINING METHODIST CHURCH IN CANADA
REV. R. C. MOCALLUM'
PASTOR.
CORY'S
WEST ST,, • AT TOP OVA HILL
flANMBURGS . VONOILES
After.the Show or DtlsncDraip let -----y
Phone 1067 for home 'packaging.
Briefs
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ERICH SIGNAL -STAR
For Result
A Classified Ad
FOB SALE
treat fur your feet: Use Lloyd's
born •;-raid Callous. Salve for prompt
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ra.lrc 1'. 504. at Campbell's said Ewer -
;
son's Drug Stores. °" • 408
Fuller Brush ,
representative
I
I O'Neil, phone 75J, Clinton, will be in
Goderich each -Monday. If interested 71. -45
I►,.xr't , oy.1: t't 1.1re _Ihr a :rt t- ruuxc=dy,
"She', My Daisy:" to be presented by
the .Walton Dramatic Society in the
Parish Hall, i)'ungannon, on' \Wednes-
I Clay, November 27th, under , auspices
of the Agricultural Society. 4
4 Sleudor. Tablets are efteetive. Two
weeks' suapaxly $1; 1:.' weeks $5, at
Campbell's and Emerson's Drub; Stores.
45-8
Forty-one lents will protect a man's
or lady's salt from moth damage for
.Ove years. One spraying of dierlou
Guaranteed Muth -spray does it, or Ber-
ton pays the damage. Emerson's Drug
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FOil, SALE. 87 1imix- .t)N PAN-
EL. CALL 360W, an evening.
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'Otib' AVAII.AMX. —TIIE FAM S
Singer Buttonhole attaehment;" 'ava
a few eleetrie ' cabinet Machines.
SINGER SEWING CENTRE, • 78 Ou
W.
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EXCELLENT EARNINGS — )IUG
profits—financial lode endence for
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I keen. ambitious saleamc;n. For fur-
• titer inferoiation apply FAMOUS PRO-
• $ITT.S CORPORATION, Dept. (1=G-3,
370 (Any Street, Montreal, i'.q. -45.8
[ANTED.- 'WHITE ASII TIMBER.
[aerie street, Stratford. 30atf ` "
Highest prices. BOX 71, SIG-
,
FOR. SALE.-M(DVXRN ICE - RE-
FRIGERATOR, like new. PHONE
317J. .47 is
FOR SALE.--SIX-140011 . COTTAGE
7x ' hot ''water heating system, double
lot, good Vocation, ixnmediatetpossession..
PHONE 432, Goderich. 47
Store.
Look younger! Restore natur
color to greying hair with Angeliq
Urey Hair Restorer: $1 at ,Campbell
and Emerson's ,Drug Stores. to -45
Bazaar, sale of home baking, and to
at Victoria street United, church, ens
pices Willing Workers class, on Sat-
urday, November ,39, at. 3 p.th. 47-8
Rummage .sale under auspices of
Ahmeek Cheater, I.O.D.E., in MacKay
Hall, November 23rd, at 1.30 p.m.
-45-6
Rummage sale by Knox church
Ladies' Aid in ° kacKay Hall at. 1.60
StPturday, November 30th. _ 45-8
1f you don't want it—sell it to some
body wbo does! Use a Signal-Sta
want ad.
Reserve Friday, November 22nd, fo
Inotang pictures by Bob Henry .a
Victoria street United ehurch, at 8 p.m.
under auspices of Eureka class. Ad-
mission 25e. • -46-7
Bazaar and tea ou Saturday -after-
noon, _,Xovenrber 30th, from 3 to 6 p.m.,.
in North street United• church hall,
undo: thti -.auspices_ of , the Women's
Association. home baking, children's
wear, fancy work, aprons, country
store and Christmas_deeoratious for•
sale. everybody weIec►n7 • 47-8
Why suffer the agony of rheumatic
pain, sciatica, lumbago, when. Ituma-
caps will give you quick relief. Camp-
bell's and Emerson's Drtig Store. 47
Graduate nurses will' meet Monday,
November, 25th.. ;'t 8 pan., in' the'Towu
'hall. ' Filins on oxygen therapy pro-
cedures syill be shown by the Dominion
mQ- g'n E'cr, with -an' ili;trod'u tciiy leC�
ure^'13g I I,:.1� F GaIIofi. • 47
DEVELOPING AND I'RIN,TING—
Six and eight exposure- filuxs developed
and printed for 30c "a roll. All sizes
films, 118, 1.24 and jai. Enlarging',
or work. MOSER'S STUDIO. 47
The Christmas concert of S.S. No. 9,
Colborne township (Leebur-n), will be
held at Dunlop Halton December 10th.
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ITCIIENF.R BIG -4 CHICKS. THE
chicks that give you the "extra"
rofits. Good markets guaranteed, at
good prices. Get. that "extra" pro-
duction- which only good chicks give
you. Canada approved, breeders pul-
loruxn-tested. Demand is heavy, order
your January -February chicks_anoW.
Ask. agent 'for prices. .Wide choice
breeds, er4>fi;sbrce(Is. EVGEN,E RYAN,
Ryan Produce- Cu. 47
WHAT'S, THE HURRY? •
A man took his dot and lantern into
the woods one_.night for at coon hunt.I
As he crossed a railroad right-of-way
in an isolated area, a train camel
streaking down the track. ' The hunter!
waved bis-- lantern frantically, and
when he hail- succeeded in stopping the'
train, climbed up close to theen-
gineer's cal.
"You w tuna buy a coon?" he
drawled.
• As the story • goes, the engineer's
reply was unsuitable for printing. Ile
dressed the,coon hunter down for stop- j
_ping, the... train, "just. to sell a coon,"!
(and wound up with something about
a fool.. -
"Well," the Ivan standirl,g beside the
coon dog -drawled, without a trace of
resentment, "yon needn't of got so• ex-
cited,, I ain't even caught the coon
yet." -
FOR SALE.—WILTON RUG, 9'x12'
Slightly 'used. PHONE 1072W.
47-8x
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FOR SALE,—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE.
16 acres of land, barn, hydro, base-
ment; on highway. Port -Albert. TUOS.
KOVIAK,-R.R. 3, Ggderieh. 40tf
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..t IRMAN AND WIFE IN URGENT
need of three or four furnished
or unfuruished rooms. PHONE 1093W.
47x
AN OPPORTUNITY. — ESTAB-
LISHED . Rural Watkins District
available. If you. are aggressive, and
. between the ages of 25 and 55—have
or can secure travel outfit, this is your
opportunity to get established in a
profitable business of your own. For
full particulars write today to THE
J. R. WATKINS COMPANY, Dept.
O -G-1, 2177 .Masson street, Montreal,
gm?. 45-8
FOR SALE.—BOY'S BLUE OVER- W A N T E D.—BOARDER, IN A
COAT; size 16, in good condition ; quiet home, centrally located.
cheap for quick sale, PHONE 937r5.
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R SALE.O:FORD RAM* AND
FO -
ram lambs; also about 100 Oxford
sheep to let out on shares or for sale.
JOHN PARRItSI, ' R.R.,7, Lucknow.
Phone Dungannon 82 r 13. 44-7x
FOR SALE.—WINE BABY STROL-
LER, with collapsible runners.
I'HUNE 179. 47x
FOR SALE.—REGISTERED PURE-
- BREI.) Shorthorn bull, 15 months.
old. Mr. Culbert's, breed. WM.-COBfY;
Il.lt. 3, Auburn. - -46-7
FUR SALE.—ONE ONLY -NEW.
Beatty Litter Carrier, complete.
Write BOON--68;---S1GNA.I.=STAR.-- 47s -
'OR *4k —25 -ACRE. FARM, Off,' -
mile from Wingham. Eight -room_
frame house with basement. Barn,
stable, henhouse, fox pen, good orehard-
avd Small fruits. Never -failing spring
in pasture. .Apply at MEL. RAY-
NARD'S, corner of East and Victoria
streets, after 5 p.m. MARTIN DOYLE,
(owner). -46
PHONE 1072W. 47-8x
WANTED.—STANDARD REMIND
TON typewriter, in good con-
dition. Write BOX 70, SIGNAL -
STAR. ;47
ANTED.—OLD' HORSES; WILL
pay $1.50 per cwt.; will call. and
pick up same. Phone collect JACK
GILBERT, 936 r 21, or FRED GIL-
BERT, phone 936 r 32, Goderich. 46tf
WANTED.—GIRL FOR LIGHT
housework; every week -end and
two afternoon's a week free. Apply
SIGNAL -STAR. ' 47
WANTED TO BUY.—RAGS, GOOSE
and duck feathersaantl tick;' also'
tisecl articles . - of all descri`pt ons_
= Cn WOCrDS ' 12' -East - street. Phone
2424 . -_ __ ____ 44tf
CARPENTERS WANTED,—FIRS,
• CLASS tradesmen required fob'
completion of homes on Housing Enter-
prtst s :Project by -the RUSSELL CON-
STRUCTION COMPANY, LTD.. Ap-
ply Britannia Street, Fair Grounds,
Stratford, Ontario.. 46-8
FOR SALE.—MAN'S C.C.M. BI-
CYCLE, nearly new. Apply. to
HAROLD FERGUSON,_ .-Bruce 'street:
FOR SALE.—OIL BURNER, NINE
inch. PHONE 740J, Godenich,
_
4I.$ -WANTED.•---EXCHANGE BACIIEL-
J
�j SALE.—HAVE FOR SALE OR apartment in Toronto for sim-
ilar accommodation in Goderich. Write
small dresser, also one solid 'side- BOX (i9, SIGNAL -STAR. 47
board. PHONE 215. 47x
WA NTE D.—YOUNG MARRIJED
couple to board. PHONE 886W.
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IIy`IJ='OI~1I L •;.. I3`O CD`I�
KEEPING and typewriting essen-
tial. Apply , D. D. MOONEY, The
Square,
Goderich.' 47x
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FOR SALE.—EIGHT PIECE .DI'N-
ETTE set, ,in excellent , condition;
natural with green trim; consists. of
table, . 6 chairs and buffet. APPLY
86 BROCIS ;;TREET. 47x
FOR SALE. -35 ROCK PULLETS,
live months old, IIERB. McADAM,
Baytielcl road. 47x
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FOR SALE.—MAN'S , C.C.M. BI -
('l CLE. new tires and tubes t
P11uNI• 116111`.- "' 47x
F'UR SALE.—FRAME 'BARN, 3('x54',
in good condition. • Apply E. A.
ATKINSON. Goderich. R.R. 6, con-
cession 10. Colborne Township. . 47x
FOR SALE.—UEDAR POSTS, TELE-
1'II()N E and Hydro Poles, Brace
Posts. any size required, now being cut.
W. CECIL ATTRIDGI:, Telephone 343.
47-S
FOR SALE.—SEVEN WINDOWS
for a (•eenent block housg-; one
mullion, 3 -section window -6 ft. 6in. x
4 ft. 4 in.: six windows 43.4 in. x 4 ft.
4 in. E. S. VINCENT, South street
d 47x
FOR SALE. -=WARDROBE TRUNK.
- Large icebox, .store cabinet with
four tilting bites and two rows of
small drawers. Ilousehold furniture.
wall whatnots; miniature deer• and
moose heads. C. WOODS, 12 East
street
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ARE YOU QNE.
AoA'`
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'Signal -Star Photo
LOOK ... at the label pasted on the upper left-hand corner of the front
pdge of your Signal -Star. ' On it, you will find your name and THE DATE ON
WHICH YOUR •SIGNAL -STAR SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRES.
EES ... if the date on YOUR LABEL is a date previous to the one
shown in this picture -21 NOV46. If yours is a date previcats to November
21st, 1946, then YOUR SUBSCRIPTION IS IN NEED OF RENEWAL.
Fortunately, the vast Majority of Signal -Star subscriptions are paid in
advance. In fact, many are paid one year in advance, as' all subscriptions
are supposed to be. •
The Signal -Star is giving
-�partecialar attention to its mailing list at the
present time in order to have all of its subscriptions paid in advance. To be
in that ctass your label should now read at least .2 NOV47 o Does yours?
very few things have adyanced in price so much as has the price or
newsprint. It is' at least: double what it was before the war. Many weekly
newspapers that were $2 a year have increased their subscription t 82.50 a
year. Many who charged 81.50 a year have been increased to $2 a year. The
Signal -Stat' has not increased its subscription price, nor does it intend to do
so if at all possible to avoid it.
HOWEVER . . . thesteadily increasing price of newsprint 'makes it
iAnphssible to'`rwntl The Signal -Star to those who are not paid in advance We
would, therefore, 'ask subscribers to give this matter their attention. Other-.
.vise, we may ['find it necessary - to delete the names of llubseribers from onr
list who are not 'paid up. Are yin, one?
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"Vigorine" gives new pep and vital-
ity to men,who fe 41 rundown, nervous,
weak. 15 -day t•eatment $1.00 at
Emerson's Drug Store. -45-48
'Hygienic supplies (rubber goods),
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed en-•
vOope with price list. Six samples
25c ; 24 samples $100. Mail • Order
Dept. 7-53, NOV-RUBBER CO.,. Box l-
91. Hamilton, Ont.. 45-8 •
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T.hos. Koviak
Koviak
PAINTING
AND DECORATING
Interior and Exterior •
`'(R'.R. 3, Goderich)
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WHAT COULD YOU BUILD'
WITH YOUR INSURANCE?
A WHOLE HOUSE
OR
HALF A HOUSE •
Incii'ease- Your Insurance in ac-
cordance with costs : of today.
SEE
A. M. FORD
Get Insured — Stay Insured—
Rest Assured.
'North St. TeL 263w
Marine School
The Board of Education,
Midland; Ont., will conduct
elasses in navigation and en-
gineering this winter: Clas-
ses to start early in January.
Por - furfh'er information,
apPlY
SECRETARY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Midland, Ont. 46-7
Debts Cgllected
Since 1890 we have been
col'lecting notes and accounts
Some clients have been send-
ing us their collections for
25 years and more. Yes,
they have been well pleased
with the results.
Send us your list now and
watch the returns pour'in.'
TERMS; No Collection—
No Commission.
KELLY &AIKEN
The Collection Specialists
OltAlfarintrg ® '.
46-9.
AUCTION SALES ,
UCTION SALE (-QMMERkI-
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INN- CONTENTS
Having
qingpurchased
Iac
a
rc
l t1 Commercial
Inn and to mate rouiu for tour modern
diningroom, have instructed Ed-
ward W. Elliott to .soli by public
nuctiun a large surplus of the stock
at the Commercial Infix, Victoria street,
Clinton, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd •
at 1 pail. sharp.
Included in this sale are a chester-
field suite; dining-rooni aulte; tables
4lar°t e and - smmalf) ; ru s ; several
three-quarter and single beds, springs
and mattrest es; Chests o1' th'tf vers ;
bookcases; ok
G.
,blies ; lurgTe and small mirrors;
wicker chairs; kitchen chairs; large,
quantity of dishes and kitchenware;
also quart and pint sealers. 4,'
If weather is unfavorable thin sale
will be -held' guider cover.
TERM S—(ASH.
BASIL THROWER,
Proprietor.
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
46-7 A.uetioneer.
UCTION SALE OF STOCK AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS will be
held at the farm of Hollie Caird, Lot 7,
concession 10, Ashfield, one mile north
of Kintail, on
Monday, November 25th
at 2 p.m.
consisting of twenty g e earel,,:,,lalrses,.
and cattle, household effects. --See
bills for particulars.
No relerve. The owner is leaving
for the States.
IIOLLIE CAIRD, -
Proprietor.
DONALD 13: BLUE,
47 Auctioneer.
-C� UCTLON SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Furnishings on
Saturday, December 7th
at 1 P. M.
At the residence of Mrs. J. S. Platt?
Victoria street. List in next week's
paper.
DONALD BLUE,
47 Auctioneer.
TDERS
,.T,EN DERS WANTED,
Tenders will be accepted -for the
er.'terior renovating of Victoria street
United ,church. Work to be completed
not later than the middle of June, 1947.
For particulars aOply REV. L. H.
TURNER, Goderich.,, 46-7
CLARKE.—At Torontd, on Friday,
November 15th,. 1946, to Dr. and Mrs'.
Douglas Clarke, Tordhto, a son.
FINDER. -At --, ce Hospital, Tor-
onto, on Saturday, November 16th,
1946, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy V -ander
(nee Elva Worthy); Toronto, a son,
Richard Bayne. '
POLLOCK. -At Alexandra HospitaI,'
Goderich, on November 20th, 1946, to
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Pollock, R.R. 1,
Port Albert, a son.. ,
Christmas Cards
and ACCESSORIES
' SCRIPTUREDATEXTRS CALEN-
BIRTHDAY, CONVALESCENT
& SYMPATHY CARDS
CORRESPONDENCE FOLDERS
WALL PLAQUES AND'
PICTURES
Ernie Barrer
46 Bayfield Road Phone 1060W
47-9-51
i. 'IlutillDaA1x3 AP 21st :WI
curry's Be.
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.a he a , out. 4D T'asty Pastry",
iW$ I+:Y-iE%N'I➢ SP1 IAJ
OI1E SPY P$E$.
40o each
WEDDING' AND BIRTHDAY
-..a,:_C'r9KES A SPECIALTY
haasemommamoramanameammai
All 'Order's of $1,00 or more
delivered.
PHONE 465
MEL. CULBERT, Prop.
A '
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE.
Money to loan on first mortgage.
Apply 18 South street, or phone 8943.
45-7x
NO, -IT IS NOT DIFFICULT TO
start in business at. the present
time. if you can devote your FULL-
TIME to selling, we will gladly be
your SUPPLIERS. Write today for
full details. FAMILEX, Dept. D, 1600
Delorimier, Montreal;" - 47
NOTICE TO C[EDITORS ,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
WARD ALLIN, DECEASED.
All persons `having any claim against
Ward Arlin, late of Colborne Town-
ship, deceased, are'required to forward
full, particulars duly verified to the
undersigned. on or before the 14th day
of Lecei4er, 1946. after which date
the assets will be" distributed,
PRANK DONNE•LLY, K.C.,
Goderich, Ontario,
47-9 Solicitor for the' Administrator
N'OTICI; TO -CREDITORS IN THE •
ESTATE OF FRANK H. WOOD, '
All persons having claims against
Frank H. Wood, late of °Goderich, de-
ceased, are required to forward full
particulars to the undersigned on or
-belfare -- ecemberi15; 11346,
data- [tiro`'ozectffdrwxll` t'1'istribute the
assets of the estate.
FRANK DONNELLY, K.C.
Goderich, Ont.`� rio,
47--9 .._ Solicitor for the---E3eCufor.
',BOOKKEEPING and Office ser-
vices for small businesses,
stores, garages, lunchrooms,
etc. Monthly statements and
balances. Wage summaries
and invoices prepared.
INCOME TAX reports. Personal
and business. (Specializing
in farm 'reports.)
TYPING, private or commercial
work, correspondence, etc.
DISTRIBUTOR of office supplies
and equipment. (Ledgers,
,journals, cash registers, safes
desks, typewriters, etc.)
Work done daily, weekly
. • or, monthly.
ROY N. BENTLEY
PHONE 1070-R P.O. BOX 58
GODERICH
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' Phone 960 • •
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