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THE GOD RICU SIGN''
T. GE
RGE'S CHURCH
SL NADAY, MAY ;:5 -t n, 11947
8.S0 Dam. HOLY CO:l MLTN1 N.
?KM a.m. MAIN SUNDAY . SCHOOL.
11.00 a.m. M Ill Ni NCt PRAYER ER ANILD 'SERMON.
H 1.00 Qa. n. JUNIOR CONGRE A'BJ1ON.
- 3.00 p.m. PRIMARY 1IDEPAW115LENT.
7Q10 p.m. EVENING PRAYER AND SERMON.
REV."'ill;l VERL' . )'ARR, B.A.. L.T1rf, RECTOR.' ANIlDIE:IlI'Il'(D'.e--Organist and Choirmaster.
North St. United Church
111 a.m. P ^• IIMARY DEPARTMENT, NURSERY CLASS AND
MISSION BAND.
1111 a.m. "T, "E CHlt','CH ANU' EDUCATION."
7 p.m. SERVICE W1THD n , AWN IN FAVOR OF VICTORIA
STREET CHURCH ANNIVERSARY SERVICE .
Mrs. M. Hetherington will preside at tihe organ.
MINISTER—REV. R. IL TURNBULL, t .A.,
Brox Presbyterian Church
9.45 a.m. Sunday School. 10 a.m. Young People's Bible Class.
11 a.m. Junior Congregation.
PUBLIC WORSHIP.
THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM.
"e p.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP. A.
Sermon Subject:. "The Word As Seed."
SUNDAY, JUNE 1st—SACRAMENT OF THE LORD'S- SIPPER.
MINISTER --REVEREND RICHARD STEWART -
Director of Praise—Mr. William Wiekett, A.T.C.M.
Come and Worship the Lord in the Beauty of 'Holiness.
Victoria. St. United :Church
'MINISTER—REV. LAWRENCE 13, TURNER, B.A.
Organist and tchoir Director—bliss. Mary Joyce Strachan
ANNIVERSARY. SERVICES -11 a.m.
REV. R. GORDON HAZELWOOD, B.A., B.D.
(WEST - SOLOIST—M S. -e. EDWARD, GODERICH"
Anthems—"Let Mount Zion l ejoiee—Pfreumer.
"I, Am Alpha and Orllega"—Stainer.
'7.00 p.m. REV, R. GORDON HAZELWOOD, BA., B.D.
Anthem—"Consider and. Hear Me." •
•SOLOIST—REV. LAWRENCE H. TURNER.
• Monday 8 p.m.. Young People's ,Union.
A "Cook's" Tour through Europe by Ewan Ross.
VICTORIA WELCOMES Vi Ot.
Goderich Baptist Church
1.00 a.m. "POWER LIMITED? WHERE-_ AND WIB?"
p:tu: "BUILDING NEW ORDER." `
1'NE 1:st-SHUT4N'S SUNDAY:.
Visit. Remember to go.
They appreciate YOUR
HEAVEN HELPS THE. HELPERS.
° REV. G. W. H. -MEDLEY.
MRS..ELLA 11. DONALDSON, A.L.C.M., Organist
For Results - A Classified Ad
- TAR
FOR SALE
FOR BALI!,a>Il'tf,ALE. 1'E i)1('1{1'1'D SPAN-
q� (It SALE; 1'
11.9:. puppies; exceptional- 11tttl
Phone 879'.11. a 20x' good brick house and baro, hydro.
- I Also for sane for removal, barn 40' x 00'
e�OIt SALE.- EW tri"r13O;W1tD and frame house on concession 1, Col-
motors, Immediate delivery. Phone :• Intrue township. Also writing; de k.atld
5ti6W, M..'r11IE:S(.►N'S " \WEL1)LNG kitchen cabinet. Apply J. _FLICK,. 22:
SERVICE, ,Newgate street.• • 19-22 Ciimert)n street, phone 11111M. '4,11)
S
FOR SAL1:.----B1U-4 t'lilt'K'- NV 11.L �,t4 0R '., 1 . -- ;LARGE `WHITE
be available for 'May buver. With brick house, between Calabria road
season late- itt some districts, luau' and Albert street. Suitable for apart-
pottltry-kt;epers prefer t ht se later wenLts room; or large family. MAL-
a'litttlr's. Day-old and started ; pullets, ('OLM MA'l'1IERS, Insurance and Real
leockerels, nun -sexed. Some started. Estate Broker, West street. Phone, 115.
-.f Let's know whatyou heed. We can 21c
boot iu�; vulu• ,
- i save time, quoting putts.
�`t)
order. Agent, EUGENE RYAN, Ryan Foil, SALE.—COMPLETE SET OF
Produce Co. -21 lady's Wright & 1)tson golf clubs
with bag; like new. Phone 8.44. -21
FOR SALE.—GL. I)1t)1 US BULBS
in wide range of color. One dozen FOR ,$ALE. --- ELECTRIC RANG -
large taIxed bulbs, 75c; 50 for $2.50. • ETTE, about one year old. Phone
MRS. L. It. HOLM (WN, Cameron strut, Goderich 936-21 21x
phone 722 about meal time. 18tf"'r,�.-.,,OR SALE.---DINING-ROOM SUITE,
.FOR S4.LE. — BALLOON -TIRE: 111- 'i chesterfield, electric strove with an-
l.'YCLE, itt good ci,nditioll. l'hfi'ue nex attached, set of lawn bowls, sev-
1)uugatnnon 24 r 13. 21x ertil lawn mowers,"beds and springs„
et
----- ; 2 adios, gramophones, large stove,
VOR SALE.—OUTBOARD MOTORS, cabinet. Many .other articles,,
brand new, 1 ILP 979.50' immediate. C. WOODS, Secondhand Store, 12'
delivery. Transportation prepaid. Eaststreet. e . .
The Free Methodist Church
Corner Victoria, and.Park Streets
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m., •`KUNGDOE1' TEACHINGS."
'7 p.m. "THE BRIDE. OF CHRIST.''
A CORDIAL IIYVITATiION )EXTENDED••TJ ALL.
REV. R. C. McCALLUM, Pastor.
Vir ANT
ANTED.- . 1 Tb ANTED, $35
to $60 a week! Your own busi-
ness! c, No boss, no tinteelock, inde-
pendence. The leading line of home
tier vice products!, °9.d Very little money
required. Operate in town or it you
have the equipment pick a rural area.
Information and eat9clogue FREE.
FAMILE.X,. Dept. (0l, 1000 Delorimierl,,
Mo`lntreal. - 2
WANTED. -,L- ENGINEER — STA-
,TIONARY, - third-class papers,
must be reliable and sober. Pleasant
working conditions, 8 -hour day shift,
good wages, very steady employment.
See or write full particulars JAMES
BEI-IEL TABERNACLE
10 a.m.
11 'a.m.
7.30 p.m.
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV. J. A. PEARSON, Pastor
SUNDAY SCHOOL .
"THE- MISSION OF THE CHURCH."
"THIS IS THE WAY.".
Tuesday. 8 p.m. Young People's.
Friday _S `p.m. _ Prayer Meeting.
• A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT "11 :THEL."
fade - 1
d Phon 242J 2
CHRISTIAN'S ELECTRIC and IIARD- •
WARE, Oshawa, Ontario. 18 '23 FOR SALE.—FRESH-CUT TULIPS,
20c_a dozen. Phone orders noon
C11R' BARGAINS FOR THIS and evening. MRS. FRED BOWVRA,
week tied next. Barred Rocks, sr., William street. 21-2
New Ilampsllires, 'New Hampshire X
Barred Reeks, White Kock•, Light FOR SALE. — IRISH COBBLER
seed otatoea grown from certified
Sussex., Light Sussex X New Hauip- p
shires -non-sexed 99.9... pullets 916.95,- seed. 2 cents a pound in your own ,
c•uc•kcrels $7.95. Assorted Heavy
Breeds note -sexed 98.95, pullets 91 5.95,
95,
cockerels 96.90. • Cocikerels; White Leg-
hortt X Bart•ed Rocks 92.95, White
Leghurits.95e. 'lw'u week-old add 96.00,
three 'iiveek old add $11.00 ,per hundred.
Shipped ('.0.1). 'I'llis advertisement
ntttst uccomiiattryOu ' order to receive
those special prices. Also eight-w(rek,-
olll- plhllets to laying. - TOP NOTCH'
('1LI('KER1ES. Guelph. ()Mario. '-i1
FOR SALE, --1930 DELUXE .FORD
loupe. with rebuilt motor, (100 x 1(1
wheel and tires, at 05 Bruce street. '21x•
FOR SALE. — W.129 CHEVROLET
bags. CREE FREEMAN, , R.R. 3,
Goderieb. • _ 21x
F(1R §ALE,—USED _CARS. • 1942.
Fieetlitte - Chevrolet sedan, good
coudition';, 1936 Ford sport coupe, good
c'1t�ain car; 1632 Ford V8 coach, cheap
for 'quick ,sale; 1930 Pontiac sedan,
real good ear, good tires. , LAKBSIDE
MOTORS., Kingston street, Goderich.
Phone 500'. -21
SAVEAVE ON MOTOR OILS : 5 GAL
. containers. Visd'11, 93.55;
Spitfire, 94.55; Oneida; 95.55.- FRANK
A. GALLOW, 14 .North 'street. Phone
599. 21x
,
cotrt it 111 g,)ed- ,c<Andition. Priced _
) ,- Also man's C.C.M. bicycle,
re.t. ural 1, .'
nlearly new. 4 Apply to II2U1 )Ir1'4.4-1. i - TEACHERS WANTED
F1i1t 1`SON. Bruce street. Phone 1N1J.
21-2x
F(►R SALE..=100-A(-`•R1 CLAY LOAM
farm:• brick House. bank bairn, 10.
acres hardwood, tiled. 3 .,miles from
Luudes1aorough, $6.500. Apply GEO. C.
DUBS, 18112, Aubin road, Windsor: `21x
Foo SALE. —CHRYSLER ROYAL
sedan. 19:18, perfect shape.
accept lighter ear as trade-in. Phone
248 21x
FUR S:i I,E:. —. ti0-A('RE FAI{M,
under grilss:- Modern red brick
I-1truse
good- barn. deep w.('11 and wind
mill, on Blne Water Highway, half:'
mile ntrrtl -ofGodi�rich. Hydro avail-
able. JAS. ('IIISHOI.M. Montcalltr St.,
(�fuderi(�h. 21x.
FOR SALE. TWO GENI''INF.•
loather purses, _with zippers, black
and beige : design on. front-: -915 ea -ch.
Mlt. ANTHONY HARTMAN. 9 'Regent
street. Goderich. 21x
FOR SAI:E. — .ELECTRICAL RE-
FRIGERATOR. ;,olid 'mahogany
'bedrl'�om suite, three-quarter -four-
poster walnut l)e(1, small Vic'tor-record
player:. walnut upholstered foot stool,
hall seat with mirror. newly' uphol-
stered platform rocker. Phone 248.
21x
Mr. and Mrs..- Gordon S. Taylor and
children, of Eden Grove, spent Sunday
with Mr. Gordon's ' grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Birnie, East street, and with
Either friends here.
Announcement
re
VEL'S BEAUTY SALON
Mrs. Frank Reid hal': pur-
ehased • g'el's Beauty
Salon, Church Street,
and will assume manage-
ment of the business on
.June 5th.
Mrs. Heid has had over
10 `ears' experience in
hairdressing and will ap-
preciate the patronage of
all old customers as well
as new.
Mrs. Reid Speeializes in
co-ed waves and all lines
of beauty 9ut•ture.
RENl.
TO 1tENT.—E'URNISHED COTTAGE
ut' Hunter's Beach. Availa)b1e July
and August. /'or particulars write
�� 1LLlAa1 CHl;1tl.:I1, Waterford, ,Out.
-20-1
NOTICE
I buy rims, feather ticks, and Med
furniture. Sewint; machine repairs
and 5t1pl)lies. C. WOODS, 1 East
street. • Phone 242J. 21tf
NOTICE.
,
Leaky roofs made like new with
liquid at;besto8 Eiastik Roof Kote for
flat roofs. Easy to apply. Phone
JOIE BE('KEI{, 241W, Clinton. 20-4x
OTICE.
OLEAfUltItiITUItJ, CO., Ingersoll.. --
-20-2 d
0 t,
WANTED. — MILD'S C1tIB, IN
good condition. Phone 417J or 2
write P.O, BOX 474. -21
WANTED. -- LISTINGS OF PRO-
. PEII,TY for sale. Phone MAL-
COLM MATIIERS, Insurance and Real1
Estate Broker, 115W. tt
WANTED. ,---- AT PARK HOUSE,
woman or girl. for dining -room 1
and upstairs:' Good-. wage's; evenings 1
free. Live in. Apply 1n person. -21 (
WANTED.—EXPERIENCED FURN-
ITURE finishers, woodworking
machinists and sander's, 9r bung men
to. train in and
permanent trades.
Pleasant working conditions,. good
wages, very steady employment. Liv- -
ing accommodation available. See or
write JAMES COLE FURNITURE CO.,
Ingersoll. , , -20-2.
WANTED. -OLD HORSES; WILL
pay 91.50 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
BOARD. WANTED BY� PENSIONER
• in farm home, remote from summer
tourists' Haunts. -Only requirement is
a reasonable supply of fresh milk. Can
pay 95 per week' for .•snitable accom-
modation' and board. BOX . 32,
SIGNAL -STAR. . • -204
FOR SALE OK RENT .
TEACHER WANTED — TEACHER
- for .S.S. No. Hullett. Duties to
commence in September. State salary
and experience. 'Apply PERCY VIti-
(_'ENT, Seeretatry, R.R. 1, Auburn.
-20tf
COLBORNE. TOWNSHIP=SCHOOL
Area requires qualified Protestant
teachers for schools. Duties to com-
ntenee Sel)tembe,r 211d, 1947. Applica-
tions received 'up to May 27th. Sehoois
are 011 on County highwa;t's. All in-
structional , supplies acid books pro-
vided. Music supervisor v lsits schools
regularly . Apply-. - Stating satlatry -and_
qualifications; to WM. WATSON'. Code -
rich. R.R. 5), phoT1t•'C arlo v 15 r 1:3. -21
THE PARK.. HOUSE
GODERICII. CONT.
FOR SALE OR RENT.—THE -PARK
House, 'in harbour Park, overlook-
ing Lake Huron, au exclusive, private
three-story hotel with eighteen room's
Newly decorated Possession Septem-
ber • 1st, 1947. 'Furnishings are the
property. of the present 'proprietor.
For further particulars apply to the
TOWN CLERK, Goderich, ()nt., before
May 0th. -20-21
TiIE SUCCESSFUL TENDERER AS
PURCHASER OR LESSEE OF
" - PARK HOUSE
can save months of time, trouble and
hard work in acenrnulation of - the
Malty vat'i(0115 necessities of furniture,
furloiishiegs.-equipment, and -till the!
vaarious inI1uIiterable,article~ that are •
absolutely essential- 0) suc•c•essful oiler-
ttion by Interviewing the -present pro-„
.prietors, who will sell as .1 going Con -r
cern the complete equipment,,, in every
- • department of the hotel. store and
NOTICE TO CREDITORS necessary replacements. surpluses, etc.
Also catt purchase stock of many hard-
Ay'OTI(.'I: TO • ('I{E l), TORS AND t„ -secure
food- items. canned goods:
OTHERS • Quick -Freeze store goods..etc., at Whale-
-
IN�TIIF. ESTATE OF JAMES HENRY sale prices. If the successful bidder 1
('AMI'B.ELL, DE('EASED. is -,sincerely interested we will arrange
All claims against- this estate must to' devote our time to ncgi),tiating a
be filed with the undersigned. by June„ cash proposition; otherwise, please do
14th. ,1947, after which date the Ex- ni,t buther,,,,.ta apply., Purchaser will
venters will (1i,stribute the assets. enjoy the very, select patronage that.
FRANK DONNELLY. K.('.. Goderich,. has been •secured through the hard work
84<10•itor for tele Executors. -21-3 i and excellent service rendered by the-
Tn•esent proprietors. MR. AND MRS.
'MEN WANTED - .I. ADD. WILSON, Proprietors, PaLrk-
• House. 21
E:N WANTED. --CONSTRUCTION _ w
laborers for demolition work at Mt.s. .1 W. Boweringof Winnipeg
Sky 'IIarbor and Port Albert. 2 to 3 is the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
months' work at good rates of pay. H. Phillips. East street. She expects
Applications taken only at NATIONAL to visit other relatives in the district
Owners and harborers of dogs are
ereby notified that dog licenses were
ue May lst. Licenses Lay be • eb-
tiued from the Town Treasurer.
S. H. BLAKE,
0-21- Town Clerk.
DYKE.
Fleece -line your hone with blown
tockwool Insulation. Saves fuel with
ore comfort.' 'Permanent, fireproof:
Iodern equipment and experienced
rews. For free estimate and terms
►hone Godexigh 261 or write ROW -
.AND ,C. DAY, 5 Thornton ave., Lon -
ton. 2tf
OTICE.
Having sold my business on Church
street known as Vel's Beauty Salon,
I wish to thank tell my clients for their
past • patronage, and I also wish Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Reid, who are taking
over the business, every 'success.
MRS. VELMA SCHLEGEL,
Former Proprietor of Vel's Beauty
Salon. a -21
AUCTION SALES
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T1lIlUtlii•SDA7, MAY `tttim 1017 .
TANIANNINIMINglagarliantiall
Cuibert's, Bakery'
A T CTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
` • - FURNISHINGS
will be field at the premises of Mrs.
Ellie Burnes on Britannia road. •flode-
rich, next Collegiate Institute, on -
WEDNESI)AY, MAY `28
• at 1 pili. (Daylight Saving Time)
Amongst the items for sale will be:
Iron bed and springs ; spring mattress
The Ho n�I, a of Tasty PIg3try"
WEEK ..END• VDC1AL
CHOCOLATE -
JELL 4OLL
25c each
All Orders of $1.00 or more
delivered.
PHONE 465
MEL.• C U L B E RT, Prop.
therette rocker; kitchen table; lawn,
mower ; stool; carpet; sweeper; copper
boiler; iron pot Dutch oven; step-
ladder ; tea kettle, copper ; large granite
kettle; canner; double granite boiler;
roist ,canner
two-burner electric plate.;
chime 8=day clock; radio (table model,
like new.)-; quilts, curtains, shovels,
hoe, rake, meat saw,' sealers; large
garbage can, small garbage can; toilet•
set; dishes and kitchen utensils. Other'
articles.
TERMS—CASH. ,
MRS. ELLIE .BURNES,
I'roprietress.
HAROLD JACKSON,
_ Auctioneer.,
E. 1'. CIIESNE;Y, Clerk.
-20-7l.
(nearly new) ; dresser and stand ;
wardrobe; chert of drawers ; hall rack;
grarnaphone ; chesterfield suite, 3 piece
(like new) ;. jardiniere' stand ; 21 small
tables; ('ongoleuni rug. 6 ft. x 9 ft.;
6 scatter mats; library table; kitchen
stove•wi'th water front; 2 cane rockers;
day bed; extension table; 7 chair's
(kitchen) : clothtrsrifek•; washing ma
aline. with wringer ; baking table; din
ing- -Lite (oak) ; small table; sewing
machine, Raymond (dropheacl) ; lea -
A
UC'1'ION SALE: OE' OUTSTAND-
ING ANTIQUE FURNITURE
• :WNL 1'IOUSEIIOLD EFFECTS` •
of the estate of M. 0, Rttnsford at his
late residence, lot -No. 139; concession 1,
Tuekersmith Township, nal No. 8 high-
way,. one mile east of Clinton, on
• • SATURDAY, MAY '24th,
at 12.3(1 p.m. sharp (I.S:T.)
TERM S --(.`ASH.
If weather is unfavorable, ••stele will
be -held one -Week later.
H. G. MEIR,
• Executor of tie Estate.'
For further parulars or listing
apply to.
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,Atiction•eer, Clinton,
Phone •203. Box 293.
20 -1
'Mr. Ray Lawrence, of London, was
a week -end guest with his mother, Mrs.
i
Frank Lawre ce. -
..,
FOR SALE.—MEDIUM,SIZED WAL-
NUT dining -room• suite. double bed,
springs and mattress also walnut
poster bed. springs and mattress.
MRC. V. SCHLEGEL, Church street,
• -21 EMPLOYIMENT OFFICE. -21 a before -returning to ler home.
) REN T. TWO E'LIINISHED
rooms for light housekeeping,
heated when necessary for adults only:
11).) l.igl1tlluuse street ur phone 624.
-21
Ltr w d'J H .b $� a Vr i ll iI.d
p)tietat v
.10▪ .1.1e .t'our.eY
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11. M. 1 `OkW
Grey Insured -- Stay Inisured— ,
Rest. Assured.
I1Yrtli St. .01. 268w
WE BELIEVE •
off
Healthful Enjoyment Is Money's Best Ennployment.
Carey- --& Chaprnan
OENER'AL 1NSIJflANC,l1 AOENTi
SUPPORT Til LIAR '"NA
20-1
Special. Roadshow Engagernent
CReW
LEAVE THE
THEATRE in._.
BREATHLESS
AMAZEMENT!
A significantly . vital
and timely, picture,
PRESENTED IN THE
INTERESTS OF PUB-
LIC SERVICE!
For presentation to all
OVER THE AGE OF SIXTEEN
and for high school students.
,Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday—
ONLY '
JUNE 2-3, 4th
if) DA D
AND IN PERSON' ON, THE STAGE
ELLIOT FORBES
FEARLESS HYGIENE COMMENTATOR
SEGREGATED
AUDIENCES
WOMEN
ONLY at
2&7 p.m.
DOORS OPEN AT
1.30 - - 6.30
MENONLY
at 9 0. in.
TICKETS ON
SALE AT. 9.39 LIMITEDD TO
,S E A t 1 NG
CAPACITT
INC. SO
ASL",S.,NOWS
CAPITALTHI A 7 E ` . NO $E FS RESERVED!
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DEPENDABL
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WILL JRING YOU HOME WiTHOUT TIRE TROUBLE
•
Take a really carefree holiday trip.
Equip your car with big, mile -hungry " {
road -hugging Goodyear tires and you'll
ride° in . safety, free from worry of
impending tire failure. `
PHONE 755
T
W. J. MILLS
PLYMOUTH -CHRYSLER
GODERICH
ENjOY
YOUR CAR
You spend much of
your life in your car.
Accessories and r e -
• pairs which will make'
' it more -enjoyable can
now be purchased
oN OUR I
Pt_GM1 Is
Healthful
Enjoyment
Money's Best Employment
May we recons mend that each andevery one of us do
everything possible to put over the drive for funds for
Goderich's new artificial ice Arena.
The campaign opens on May 26th.
Gardner Motor Sales
PHONE .234
s'GODERICI1
51
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