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AIX the joys and sweet anxieties that were hero Who
you wore Growang zap will return to her w of,en you oft iornor
her with ilo`wers on MOTHER'S DAY.
Wh.etb r Mother is a black away or across the connti.f, e
we can see to it that she'll get her fair®rite sowers fro
on MOTH ._,':'8 i ,A '.
Order them
to -day
Ca1ceolaria
.i ,pse3
wai
t,
you
TOT PLANTS
ydrangea
egoiaias Fuschias, Ferns, etc.
CUT FLOWERS
Carnations Tulips
Stocks Sweet Peas
Cineraria
Jacks
fl1Sq itl!C7l ii•�'
49 BRUCE ST.
PHONE 105
Mixed Paas
Snapdragons
Lilies, etc., -
Florists
onded lVleniber of .theF.T.D. Flowers wired anywhere.
(Germany and Japan_excepted)
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(1 r1ow Gid eral Store News
ROSE BRAND and 'CH;OICETFeRIA FEEDS
�slc those who feed thein.
GRASS AND CLOVER SEED IN SOCK
&'to(k, - poultry . hog. chain link fabric, soft gal armed, black, barb
;and farm gates.- (Order early)
FRANKLIN AIL WAIN
"-THE STORE WITH THE STOCK"
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T E G ODERIC SIGNAL TA1
� ,»•ire,
GOD RICA TOWNSHIP ® LES
PATTERSON'S
Fresh Meats
t ODI1 RICU -1 W ° IU ', April 89. L1MEUI$N, April D. Mr. and Mrs.
_-• .lr, apdArs. li,roelsi Orr. Donald a laugh Chisholm spent the.' weekkfeakdl
Billy, of Toronto, visited (relatives in with iaisPataot ler, Mrc Jas. Chishol:u(,
the community over the Feel -end. Mrs. sr;, and Mr. and Mrs. Meyer.
Sillib returned To Toronto with them Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Bogie, Listowel,
for a visit sggnt the week -end With Mr. and Mrs,
Miss Helen Bell of,',Loudon is vi .ting Rod,' ]Bogie.
with her father,': Mr. Jas. Bell. Miss t s ' i ;t^ " ^ _ Mrs. Hume ("i.ut'ton is a patient in
Bell had just returned from a holiday Victoria Hospital, London.
at' Charleston, S.C. ' Mr. Wan. Clutton, a student of 0. _, .02,
14.y. R. IL Turnbull occupied the Guelph, lao home for the summer
ptilpit of Union church last Sunday. vacation,
Mr: and Mrs. John Gordon and Mrs. Mr.. Jake Fisher, who has been on
Mary Brown, of Seaforth, visited with the sick lists at they home of his son,
Mr, and Mrs. Reg. Johnston and other • Mr, Harvey Fisher, is improving nicely,
relatives over the week end. Miss Joan Clark is nursing a sprained
Mr. Arnold Porter has left for an -
ankle these days.
other season's sailing -on the Great
Iiarrw•._Chishohn has returned
Lakes. to West borne after visiting. his
- Mrs. J. H. McI1wa'rn has left for `her- 1\imother,, r.. John Chisholm, and other
home' at I3t•ockton, Montana, after at
of members he family.
month'svisit with friends arid relatives ifiuib .—The April meeting of•
in Godei,iclt, Guderich township and the Farm Forum was held on Monday
(grand Bend.>, evening last at the home of 'Mr. and
Mr. Moulin 'MacAllister has left for Mrs? Jus-. Freeman,, with twenty-four
visit
ton, Montana, a, after a months present. Mr. Nelson, assistant agri-
cultural sit the borate Of his parents. here. f h 2' cultural representative, gave a report
He wars air for lletie'd by K. Williams. of the furtrth .annual conference for
'1`lai> Junior Iced Cross ofS.S. No. 1 junior farmers held sit the O.A,C.,
Groceries
and
Dry Goods
— SUNOCO GAS AND OIL —
NING DELIVERY --
PHONE 611 16tf
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,mold their home and land, which was
forauerly the property,,ot the late Tom
(:reels, to Mr. and Tags. Win. \ roon)un.
Rev. W. J. Rogers, pastor, of the
;std the teacher wish to express their t-itited (•htlri•lt. will conduct anitivers- , (,ueiph. The>;e were severatl repre-
thanks to all who helped 111 tanking :try sert]i•es at B1'11(.0[10 (1 tlti coming se 1latives.frotn different States iii the-
their school. patty 0 success. ' T1t('y Sunday. The services in the church 1'.`. present at this conference, thus
realized $37. •'' l ere, at :i p.m. D. .T., will be taken affording an opportunity to -exchange •
T)raluatie ('tub Concert.---.tja enjoy- ity Its°v. E. 1{. Stantw:iy, of irticetielcl,views awl opinions :as well as creating
able 0\ ening. was spent at l'tliula a returned missionary front Clti[tu• i m'w friendships. Mr. Nelson's report
church lost' Tuesday, when -a convert \lit. and •\Irs'. ()wen Moort' of Nile was very interesting; IIo also re:
' \\-tis trityl 'under the auspices .of the ;,re spending this week visiting \Vital 1'errl•(1 to the newly organized Junior ,
Dr.;mat]e ('lab. 1I''. L. II. 'Turner -Air, :ma \Irs'. Bert ('ra\wfurci. Mars. halt ers' flub at Dungannon, hoping
\w0' t•Itfiriiiait for the evening, The moor, is aciliy:: her ;l
her rte- all junior fanners will join the Club.
prograit`tg, consisted of vocal iutd in- turned home fr(tin tau' Go lio-'l' hos- Plans were made to hold a picnic early
strnmt•iita1 uninbers. readings.. and a tpiial last week. - - in June..
play. Several. titiiitl,et's shy the se•hool The \C.M.i . and. \V.A. held -their
tlliltlrcii ti(ldetl variety to -the pro„r1m. regular monthly meeting on 'Thursday Ii,ecent visittUs'\with,MIis..('. Lini[tg-
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'1'lle play entitled "BBiubly Answer,: an afternoon last at the tomo' of \ars. Ja • 0o11 were Mr. anil Mrs. Juhtt mourn i-
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ct itcluded the program. ''1w, tltfieu•rle, what a t tt1 attendance. and rice children, oY K11 ltener.
nimitbet•, of the last are to be von''- "Mrs. 'McKettzit' -‘vas in t:it;trge of the - •• ,-•�
:;militated on the success. 'of their meeting. During ,-the business period -
\wurk.. , of the W.A. it was decided to have
Junior ed Cross Parte'_—S.s. No. 1 the play "Adventure Bound." by the
held a pat ,• t the school on April young people of -Auburn, held Friday
1tith, when the mills put' on. a junior evening- of this week. The hostess
Red Cross meeting. in (hits' t' of Prt?si- served lunch .and a social hour was
,lent Cora Driver. and S'ectotary Toon . silent.
(.riga:. AtPthe• conclusion of tit' meet- Farm Sold..—Mr. and Mrs. George
ing a program was presented. and My. !Richardson have sold. their farm. to
Clayton. lotithwaite•crtndn(•ted an .auc- j AIr. and Mrs. Jas. Dougherty of•I-Cings-
tion sale of "white elephants." pruec'eds ibridge anti will move about May 1st.
of which wett.e lS•l;(l. A fish'pond,.drew This„farm, which -is situated on the
�, .. .. _• _.. .. .� . �... wt.tla nce: #'t?,r-t:.t1o„-..ti a.t �-n(af:A t }:�,�-.'\..lzzt,...., ll..l... - ]�.,I.. «
chi+-•mttt'rrtt�}rr •(�-ally- itz �ZkE� -1
Dow', and dancing were ranch enjoyt'di \vas cleared of brush by Mr. Richard
by' all. The Driver -MacDonald -Lam- ,.son's father, Richards on.- over
prey orchestra agaitrsnpplied etcellent • c'ightr years ago and •has been in
mush.. •
g
nnouncement
D. McMILLA-N
- ii;ishes tt annottnce he -'has :taa:kon :koi er; the„PLUMBING . .... HEATING
division of H. 0. Jerry and solicits {your patronage.
Agent i` or GOOD CHEER FURNACES and BEATTY Pumps
and pressure systems.
Prompt'attengiven t� all plumbing and heating zieeds.
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PORT ALBERT'
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j the sante name ever Slum. Mr. and
Miu, Richardson have been busy the
ipast few -months btyilding a new house
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' ” 4 in Port Albert. on the lot which be-
- lunged tel the late George Hawkins,
- PORT AT.BETIT.• ,April. ` 11.—MIr. and
Mrs. Ilor;ice Cunningham _of Walker -
who cleared it over eighty years ago.
• iville visited n couple of days last week -
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1 \with Mr. find M-rs, Charles-- Crawford. �- - -A FIELD ..
twliile ell route to their summer t hfi5iae - - ,
,tet, \\tartan. SSIIFIT I D• April :3(l.—M, . Emile !
.'"'-7'ITII-PPTI-:` Tull ii'iii) of -1f i T n'r ie \r)rg:lrtl of Clltcar,o is wtstting• at the 1
-visited-for a day Int week with Itis home. of her parents. MIr. nod Mfrs.
sister. Mars. :'llhert McGee. Father
wit,, was very "serionslv, ill., Hubert MI:at Donald.
is inter"citing slowly and Lias been ( Mi. Dave MiiteKeiivit' vat. in Toronto
' irranteti a t\vtp 11tt,[ttlis' leave from hi• o\ er 'the \veek-end.' itis 'dialler; who
church. spent, the winter in the city. 'returned -
Mars \V••nt. Crawford is T4pend.iitg 0 home with him.
'month \ isitinx with her (laughter. :qrs. Mrs. hector MlacLean visited with'
Robs. nke In Godorich township. relatIves in Goderirh for a few days.
Mr. anti Mrs. Clifft,rd (Crawford have JI}•. Julio Maclhic. ltus_s1,id hi• fa•i ii
rpt I viuu•th`tmaeKt'.nzit; of K.11116ss. This
farm ll:i:s been in po t'ssiou of the Mlac
It lie family for a luilg time. Mr. \1;tc
Rae will be much missed in this cola=
rnnnity ' -
I)r. Jack•Treat of Chicago is visiting
with MIr. and Mrs. Russel •Rissett. ;
.T itl;h is enjoying- his holidays hl•inting'
an(I tishan'T.
ST. HELENS
IFBEBEEs i*QUISIANA, FRESH Pint Box al ,
GRApEnuni TEXAS MARSH SEEDLESS 96's 5 for25
-0
LIENONS CALIFORNIA JUMBO—size 26216ttWW
-ORANGE CALIFORNIA NAVEL 344'smaws ' '
FLORIDA VALENCIA 176'.
pilincEppu CUBAN RED SPANISH
BANANAS GOLDEN RIPE
IrAllin LOUISIANA, NEW CROP
SPACII ARKANSAS, FRESH - •
OLD ENGLISH -
PASTE - WAX
1 lb. tin 59c
OWNED AND OP:RATED BY,,.,
AT!tANTiC a PACIFIC to. c,. o.
r,
sT. HELENS', April 2S.-MIr•. and
Mars. Gard tit \fill -e: rf London were '
home- for the week -end.
Mars. Gordon JlcPlterson and Mrs.
Andrew (:aunt attended the meeting
of the Ilnrun Presbyterial-\\'.J1.t. held
11 Exeter last week. Rev. Al, G. New -
toil was in attendance at the ntt'eting
of Presbytery also held„at Exeter.
Mars. Lorne I v ei's of Dungannon. the
district pres.blent. vvill be guest speake,r',
at the meeting of the Women's. Institute 1,_
tt• lo' held ;it Mfrs . Gttrdutt Rintnu.l's on
Thursday afternoon. 'Afar 1�t.
J:tutt•• •(-.unit:. Mr.* F.ar (;sant
;inti Miss •.Testi Aitchison were recent
” guest- of'M i and M1rs.\\-aj•d , hichImia.'
at 'fort : ('•tll,ot'ne.
MIPs. Gatu,tt • re-
it„tineci for a linger visit.
Mrs. .\rt•hie - _lnderstu of \\'bite-
church has iteen renewing old at•tjltiijnt-
mit•es in tllf' et.litlittmity:
Grown in Ontario by the oldest
and lamest producers of 'Hybrid
-Seed Corti in Canada.
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,We latice alae' right variety for
each ,and every condition of soil
and purpose.
Rotp Liwn
tan Bearing, Rubber Tired 5 blades
Easy 'running. Maly gljlarauz<nteea -
B'YII.M D!(1.7 ;
owers
`
RI') E1NHOUSE
CHIMES
Come in and listen to the melodious, tones. Push the button
and hear the musical greeting.
VICTOR COMBINATION RAM0
$99.50
VICTOR MASTEB ]RA 11'lQD_
(Long and Short Wave Reception) .
$58.50
Eiclusive 3 -way
Matched Acoustical
System—only ' CA
Victor has it!
RCA VICTOR "PERSONAL RADIO"
The smallest radio evei!built by RCA Victor.
Fits into a top -coat pocket.
RCA VICTOR ELECTROLA
Just plug it in and play records. $43.50
ODERIC HOME
r APPLIANCE.. SHOP
R. H. CORNISH, Proprietor
PHONE 141
WEST ST.
Buy the best at reasonable -
prices.
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NEW S' I I)E.1 w ,
DISTRIBUTORS
601) :RICH, ONT.
Phone— _
(oderich 031 R 34
-- Carlow 2821 l5tf
Open Meeting
Goderich ,.Board of Trayde
° TOWN HALL
MONDAY, MAY - _5th, at 8 p.m.
SPECIAL SPEAKER WILL BE
Col. Walter Brown
executive secretary of the University of Western Ontario,
' who will talk -on ' -
"CIVIC BEAUTIFICATION AND . TOWN PLANNING"
in connection with National- Beautification Campaign
from May 12. to 24.
7PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED.
SEE THE :` SENSATIONAL
SEE
W. J. MILLS
FOR SAFE, MEW
GO ,
Yes, Goodyears
give mole miles
of safe, econ-
o ical service
th-any'ofher
tire. Get brand
new Goodyears
today!
., for Pl&asa¢
Shaving
• t -
er
ANO
Campbeli's Drug Store
Phone 90 - 'loderich
FANCY.
CLARK'S
MUSHROOM
CROWN
or tIIEEI4IVE
• LIM1TfD SUPPLIES
,BrjuirsVECARIAN
1®-oie� 150
'E'ins
Fuller Dealer
Wanted
See Your
GOOD
EAR
Dealer
W. J. MILLS
Plymouth -Chrysler
PHONE 755 "
Goderich, Ont. -
tie
Cuts" 2(1 inch swath.
.ld,justahle height.
Weight, :,J pounds.
Self lubrication.
"tr
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The lightest and saifesi
hotter num er iia use.
\-a(ctio)n .action tileapq .fasiel'
'rtitt ins,'.
111.
PRICE—$216.00
2 cycle engine..
GODERICH MOTORS
SOUTH ST.PHONE 83
(rood opening for titian. with c'ar
to acct as our exclusive dealer in
this district and handle (JO well
'known lice on a 'Moral discount
basis. Recently i'nr'reased quotas
now allow for full .time'prollts•
Of $70 to g(►O ,per week. Cash in
• ,on the increased demand for our
quality brushes and household
products. No experience nec>es-
nary if well recommended. Writs'
FULLER' BRL Sli COMPANY,
LTD.,
LOtt'dou,, Ont.
for intttrviiew and full partktitelatr.
4S.
1939 MERCURY SEDAN, 1940 Ittterl"eraTruil:,
Ne* paint, New tires, 6' :r platform with
New Motor. 60" acat..,oval very (;oodc
Condition,
MODEL A FORD SEDAN, 1937 GHRYSLER SEDAN,
Good tires ttid motor.. New tires, New motor.
Body fair. • -'
• Pbone 625W
Aberhart's
Garage
"DON" ABEI,HART,. Prop.
St. Andrew's St., Goderieh
'tom;
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