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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-08-14, Page 5SDA, AUGUST 14th, 17 amps YOUR FRIENDLY A.Drug Store. ti ° `Super -Jumbo" STATIONERY" An I.D.A. Special Reg. 27c , , 17c "Evelyn Howard" COLD CREAM Theatrical Type. 1 lb. jar 54o I.D.A. SPECIAL Acetone, 1 oz. bottle 8c Alum Powder, 4 oz. carton 8c Eczema Ointment, 11/4 oz., Reg. 39c , ... , ..27c Kleo.-Or Antiseptic Mouth Wash, 4 & 16 oz...19c, 63c Oil of Wintergreen, 3 oz. 18o Penetrating Liniment, reg. 450 34c Worm Syrup, rig, 35c', bot- tle - 27c Templeton's 2 -Way Treat- ment, $1.50 value for 1.$1.39 BE PREPARED! Don't let Hay Fever get you down! ` Some of these pre-. • parations will afford relief to. affected eyes and nasal. passages. Ephedrine Inhalant, 1 oz. 49c Haytone 25c, 50�, $1.00 Parke -Davis Gluco-Fedrin 85c Epliazone Tablets $1.50, $2.50, $7.50 Privin,e • •, - 75c Estivin _ $1.19 LANTIGEN "E FOR HAY FEVER A completely dissolved Oral Vaccine.. operative immediately it's taken. _ Price: $6.00 per bottle "Ever -Ready" SHAVE CREAM Regular 83c 23c • 2 tubes for 45c "Kleen-Or" TOOTH POWDER 3 ounces, reg. 29c 22c Fly-Tox Spray .24c, 43c, 730 Shelltox Spray .24c,. 43e, 73c 6.12 Insect 'Repellent....590 Bu-gBlitzer InsecBomb... $3.98 It Fly-Ded 25c, 43c .I.D.A. Brand HEALTH SALTS English Style 1 lb. can.. tl NEV4 I{ THE GODERICII SIGNArrSTAR is vac eo>azle al3a returned to) Str .tfOrd Oa Monday. We are sorry to repo;t that Robert Macd4ud.'s eldest son is in St. Soseph's •z ..F AUBURN AUBURN Aug. 12.-Dr.it, , i� a ati patient In the Godt,ricla ''-- Dresidc.d at t)(= nig M s. McC1in(tlaeY His madly friends wish hew a ;3111 voti(Daal l r rod and lir A$ss, recovery.Wflgiat- m � I res offered prayed'. • The eorrespori- r.,. and Mrs. OIif. McDonald spells If ecretary Miss li�lma Mut('h, read 590 CAMPBELL' Goderc Phone .90 ` LEGO'S MEAT PHONE 485 MARKET HAMILTON ST. Si'ECIALS FOR• THE WEEK -END Commercial fronts of beef- LOW PRICE Breast Spring Lamb , 15c Ib. Shoulder Roasts, lamb - . 35c lb. 49c lb. Lamb- Chops Shoulder Roasts, beef (c(im.) - 299 lb. Rib Boil, beef (com.) ' Rolled Rib Roasts, beef (com.) Plate Beef, rolled (com.) Country Pork Sausage Pure Lard {home'rendered) 18c -lb. 49c lb. 24c lb. 35c 1b. 19c lb. the week -end at Hamilton. a s *° letters. Mrs.`� "thank sofa Alias Erma Mairs of Toronto spent Th li�)1� clause for the program. the. week -end with her, mother,: Ws. berta� ire was •read by Mrs. Ai - Wm. Mairs. offered .Ai and Mrs. Win. Anderson Miss Ruth Adele Fro t, of Flint, ded, M. ►.. The ` heralds respull-, Mich,, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. T. ste_wardahip, `.Roches on Christian Robison. perance and Aliz,. ,�i htman on tem-- Visitors over the week -end with Mr. missions. Air . .lylatch on home and -Mrs. Wm. faggrtt were.Mr. and favored with al lulu'nersun Rodger Mrs Sidney Brown and three children, Cox .gave the topic n rs Clarence of Toronto, and Mr: and Mrs. -WM. book on' India. 'rhe °I- the study Howey and baby Carol Ann, of Brant- ceiti,ed and Mrs. Wightmae was. re: ford. meeting with prayer. Tk.e,d the Master Geo. Wawson - of Dungannon served refreshments.- +4teas is visiting his grandparents,°'Mr.• and Sunday School Plenle.--Knox i Mrs. ";J. C. Stoltz, choreic held the annual picrllC4 Mr. Peter Patterson spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Postill of Va rua. Mrs. Earl Scaburg of Denver, Col., Mr. Jack McDonald of Toronto and M. Roy Burchill of Mitchell spent Stuiday. . with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson of L.ucknow were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Thos. Doyle. Mrs. Alice Wilson of Clinton is visiting her Sister, Mrs. Geo. Yung- blut. Mr. and Mrs. Beverly French and two children, of. Detroit, spent the week -end with .lir. and Mrs. Geo. Beadle. Mr. Harvey. McGee of North Bay, M1. anti Mrs. Percy Gibbs and Mrs. Powell of Detroit called on. friends here on Sunday. Mr. Alfred Nesbit • is a spatient in Winghani hospital, where he under- went a hernia operation on Monday. Mr. John R, Weir of Ottawa and the Misses Annie and Margaret Weir of Strathroy are- visiting at the Weir home. Miss Mary Houston, who has been attending summer school at Toronto University, has ' completed the course and is holidaying at Iler home here. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Sicley and daughter. of Toronto, visited Mr. and :qrs. E. Phillips on Saturday. • Visitors -with Mrs. John Moulden and Nelson on Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Flemilig of Toronto and Mrs. Walter Bell of Atwood. Mrs. C. M. Straughan and. Miss Vivian Straughan - are holidaying at a cottage.:near Point Clam. The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute will be held in the Foresters' Hall - on Tuesday. August 10th, at 2 o'clock. The guest speaker will he Mrs. O. G. Anderson of Bel - grave., who will speak. on "Hospitaliz- ation.', Current e' ents , will be re- vieWad by Mrs. A. J. Ferguson. Hos-,' ..,teses .are Mrs, R. J. Phillips, Miss .Margaret King. Mrs...Albert Campbell,.: llfs Y`tt cii;i ::trcr1wath ilnd Mrs E: Phillips. Ladies' Guilt -I. -The Ladies'•• Guildof St. Mark's Anglican church held their August meeting at the home ofMts.s. Andrew' Kirkconnell on Tuesday. with a good attendance of members and visitors. -The meeting was in (-barge of Mfrs. Kirkconnell. The Scrip- ture was read by _Mrs. A. Nesbit. A • reading was given by Mrs. A. Walper and "a violin, selection by Mrs.C.. E. Asquith. The MO wasgiven by Mrs. T,., Irwin 'and' Mrs. -H. G ovier• con- tributed a reading. The president. Jars, A. Nesbit. took charge for the business period. The roll call was Answered with "the most interesting thing you have seen." Mrs. Nesbit closell.,,the sleeting' with prayer. An auction was_ held with _Mrs,_ Geo._Ham ltcn- il as auctioneer. The hostess ser- ved refreshments.- Meeting. -Tho W.JLS: of Knox T7nited church met at. the home of Jlrs. Earl \Vightman on -Tuesday. The, president was in charge of the cle- b Clearing Sale OF--- SUMMER F-SUMMER NIERCHANDISE COUNTTR SOILED ITEMS AT- 'HALF T-HALF � PRICE Conte in and look over sur sale counter and racks. SALE STARTS FRIDAY' AUG.15th NO EXCHANGES NO REFU ON SALE GOODS GelERICH, DOL -LAR STORE . .. . • , ., , ., , ' , • a' 1, ,, , ,,;i , , .a H,osiiiitai, London, where he and stivent an emer(ency operation last week. lis many friends wish hint a µheeds -re covery. •Mr. and Mrs, Stan Wehner, of North: Carolina, and the Misses Helen and June Gemeinhardt, of Saginaw, Mich:, silent a few days with the latter's grandmother, MI's. M. Genleinlbardt. Rev. and Mrs. John Gra poli and laughter Monica, of Watford, hage taken John i'earson's cottage for the balance of August. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Harper and sou, of New Dundee, spent the week- end with Mr. ai1d Mrs. LeRoy Pott'. Garfield Westlake, Wilfred Castle and Beverley McClinchey left on Fri- day last for Iritish •Colllllabia. • Mr. Roy McLeod of Toledo spent a Wightman's• Grove on Wednesday l week's vaeati.ull w at11 his ulotller, Mrs. last week with a •good attendance: lelaide McLeod. The races were won as follows : Girls ' ,ose and Jim Unsworth, ofg Los and under, Shirley Patterson; boys Dr,les, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Fred 6 and under, Keith Rodger: girls 10 milk toad .Mr. and Mrs. Rey Fle- and under, Carol. Beadle, Joan Anne with f Detroit, spent the week -end Eason' ; boys 10 and under, Garth Mcg- Dougr, J.' Davison. Knight. Donald Jardine; girls 14 and and MlsNing of 'Toronto. and Mr.' under. Betty Rodger, Donna (low : ('athariees, ,.Kilts and Bob of St. boys 14 and under, Billy Rodger and and Mrs. Gent a week -end with Mr. Ken Patterson tied, Grath- McClinchey; Mr. and Mrs. Icing. girls 11rand under, "June Beadle, Jewel are spending a vi1'inhold of Toronto McClinchey ; boys' 10 and under, ,,Bill ter's parents, Mr. ')II .with the lat- Patterson, Noi•1nan Wightma'n ; young Castle. --•Jlrs. ladies, s Hattie 1'4 ightman ; married lir. and Mrs. Wallace ,, ladies, Mrs. Karry Sturdy ;, young inen, retiirned to . their bonie iron leave Norman Wightlnan ; married leen, Roy . Eason': three-legged race, Jewel Me- C'linehey and June Beadle; wheelbar- row rade, Mule Beadle and Bill Pat- terson; kick the slipper, IIattie Wight- Illan. Sask., after spending' the ,WW deux, FETHER*EIGHT Nan.autom5tio 40 Automatic 3/2 au4 > u4 3 l e, OVENETTES .. PICNIC BOXES Westinghouse and R. C. A. Victor Radios ON SALE AT GODERII1 HOME APPLIANCE SHOP R. H. CORNISH, Prop. WEST ST. PHONE 141 hymn, "Unto • the Hills Around," .A1r. "Last Post" was then sounded -by Paull read the names' of the fallen; lialn Hearn of Clinton and after one Warrant. officer It.it•hard V. Weston; iic r eut•e's•silence the ve tice was closed wed withli singing ofle." e Merchant Seaman Robert. Jaluc�s Hop- .'God Save the King." week with friends in Bayfie. five s011; Private Charles Stewart Cann. and . vicinity. I'he plaque was unveiled by Jlrs.'I:d- JIr. and 'Airs. W. II. Little and ft, ward Weston and Mrs. George Hopson, ily.''of Brantford, are guests of M� t uc1 memorial wreaths were placed by and Mrs. C. Toms. iiss Maud •Stirling. R.R.C.. in front Native Son Returns. -Fred Newtolr, Jibe plaque for those who fell in ., I BAYFIELP Nun a lf the 11'E' 1 t Rev Frank New ton for'i Wal I. and by Gordonn Heard " former minister of the ('hureh of Eng- 'se who fell in World War II, land in Baytierld, and Mrs. Newton BAYh'IELD, Aug, 12. -Y -Mr. and Jlrs, visited here last 1 riday. He went to 1".orman Toms of Detroit are. spending the place of his birth -the -rectory- their vacation ..with the former's as well 115 other spots .of boyhood mother, Mrs. E. Toms. interest in Bayfield, Mr. Newton is Miss -Morah Guest of Toronto is 110w' all ,executive with the Frederick' visiting her atipt, Mrs. M. Toms, 'find ' Stearns and Co., division of Sterling. Mr. Toms. Drug. Detroit. Some fifteen -„years ago Mrs. T. B. Howard of Toronto i the he was a foreign corresposdellt 'in •Ru-• ,guest .of Rev. and Mrs. Ilarold 1'. • role with the Hearst newspapers. His Paulls._ . - 'vi,.e and al,. Ili'•m0thcr. who livew in --arnia and w1 o is the mother of Mrs. Sarnia aDr. and :1lrs. E. P. Lewis of Toronto • re the guests of Mrs. N. W. Woods. i Ray L1wson. wife of .the Lieutenant-„ Governor of Ontario, accompanied. him. eireA/41&#(..1 Ur. and firs. Alex. Rae and daugh- ter returned on Friday from _Rivers, Sask., and are leaving this week for, Byron, where they will make their home. ' ` , Mr. and Mrs. R. Larson.. spent • the week -end in Sarnia. Mr. E., -Featherston of London spent the week -end with friends 111 the .vil- lage. Mrs. H: Lawson returned .to -Strat- ford` on Monday after spending several weeks with her daughter. Mrs. M. Corrie, and Mr. Corrie. Mr. David Memorial Plaque Dedicated. -The unveiling and dedication of :a plaque on the memorial cairn in"t'langregor Square for those who lost t4eir lives in W'arld War II was held on Sunday. -August 10th. After the hyn111', "O God, -her Help in- Ages Past," prayer was offered by Rev. L. Morgan, • and the. Scripture lesson, St. John 15-:1-17, was read by Rev. F. G. Stotesbury. The address was given by Rev.. F. H. Pil.nll. who also performed thy', ceremony of dedication,. After the singing of the' 011111111111111111016 SHOu, & GINN ELE�-TRIC Electric Wiring and Repairs 37 West St., Phone 574 -or Ibove Agnew -Surpass Store, Phone 1190. -32tf a Nero, VUl&on L7m.pertid BATTERY -CONTAINED. 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