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THE GODERICH I
THURSDAY, SEk''TEi II E
ST. GEORGE,'S CHURCH
SUNDAY, Sk':IzTTMI1 ER 7th, 1947
14.06 a.m. SeNDA.Y SCHOOL.
111.90 ib,u,u. HOLY CO 2ML'N1.ON AND, SEMON.
7.I1.+ll p.na. EQ'':.'�1iI':SG 1'II1AlER.
REV. M. B. PARKER R OF LONDON *AT ALL SERVICES.
8.39 olg, Cennnannatniun withdrawn for September.
BEV. BEVERLY . FARB,. BA.. L.Th., inoroK.
AN1ID)lalEb,'ICON---Organist and Choirmaster.
North fit. United Church
11 a.lfi:' MORNING WORSHIP. Nursery, Primary Class and
Sunday Sehool.
"THE,-FA1TII OF OUR FATHERS." 1 Their Belief in God.
EVENING WORSHIP.
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7 "MEN
p.m. �'
MEN OF OUR FAITH." 1. He Who Was More Than Conqueror.
REV. C. WESLEY COPE, B.A., B.D., Minister.
Mrs. Murray Hetherington, Organist and Choir Leader.
Knox Presbyterian Church.,
9.45 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. 11a':m. JUNIOR 'CONGREGATION
11 arm• — • PUBLIC WORSHIP. — 7 p.m:
Services Conducted by
..REV. JOHN FLECK, OF LONDON.
MINISTER --R.1 ,VEREND RICHARD STEWART
Director of Praise—Mr. William Wickett, A.T.C.M.
Come and Worship the Lord in the Beauty of 'Holiness.
Victoria St. United Church
Minister—Rev, Lawrence ,11. Turner, B.A.
Organist and Choir Director—=Miss Mary' Joyce Strachan.
10.00 a.m. SABBATH SCHOOL.
_11.00 a.in. THE MINISTER:
7.00 p.m. THE MINISTER. .
9.45 a.m. UNION CHURCH.
Rite of Infant Baptism dispensed at morning worship.
VICTORIA WELCOMES YOU.
WALVATIQN ARMY SMVES
9TH YOUNG ANP 0741P,
'I'ORUNTO. Aug. 3o.—which is more
important, the citizen of tomorrow or
the eitizell of yesterday'; "Both are,.
equally important to the . Salvation Algibazine renewals are liondled
Army," declares . ('otumis' inner i7Chas.- speedily and efficiently by Miss Mary
Bough, Territorial Commander fur ('alt- 13. Howell, phone 213W, or Mrs. IismatY
ads, "because bunt are human elements 1 McLean. Why deal with strangers
Which nt•etl Iu1derstaudlmg and. guid- when the ttforementioued local agents
ante and .often requite institutional can handle all your requirements?
care." Aloncelr.. ('hapter, I,U.D.E., will hold
Economically, perhaps, t-itiscus of the regular monthly Meeting Monday,'
tomorrow are most tleet•viug of alteu- t Septetuber 'tli, at, 3 p.m., at MacKay
11a11.
Central Home and School Associa-
tion will sleet Tuesday, September 9.
All parents are urged? to attend. Mr.
1'tatbrs .will discuss the fall recreation
Caltititian,- says the 1 Lunlls.lontu.'. l,rugraui. • • a
In its thirty-one maternity ,Ind 1t eiv. harvest Hume service will be held
at the Anglican church, Dungannon, on
Sunday, . Septembers 7 tli, tit 7.30 p.m.
Rev. R. A. J osely u will preach and the
Port Albert choir will assist.
Maple Leaf Chapter, 1.U.D.E.. meets
on- Friday, September, 12th, lit 3 'p.m.,,
in MacKay Hall. All members urged
to attend. -35
"Walk a block or walk a mile,
Lloyd's ' for your feet w bring a
smile." Lloyd's Corn- Sal 50c at
Campbell's and. Emerson's drug stores..
the -36
often
need goes' farther. Prutee- � .-
tion and congenial accommodation are
necessary, and. itt sixteeIl. Sunset
Lodges and 'Eventide Homes o1erated
by the Army over S00 aged people find
haven., .'
To care fur Cauuda's'citizens of to-
morrow and yesterday, as well as the
host of today's citizens who gleed help,
the Salyut ion Anay 's na1halal Red
Shield appeal for $1.000,000 will begin
across Canada, on Monday, September
lit.
-The Salvation Army feels certain
that the public of Canada, and the
hundreds of willing workers who every
year give liberally of their tinge, will
assure the success of the appeal,"
•Colunaissioner Baugh declared.
-Goderich Baptist Church
THE PASTOR IN CHARGE
• VACATION aOVER -- BACK HOME — NOW IN CHURCH AT,
10.(10 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL. Classes for ALL:
11.00 a.m. "IN the GARDEN" -COMMUNION SERVICE..
° Let's make it EVERY MEMBER present.
7.00 p.m. "A SPIRITUL LEADERSHIP."
PASTOR—REV. G. W. H. MEDLEY.
Organist and Choir header—MRS. ELLA I. DONALDSON.
Brie's
ra
For Results -A C1assMei A►d
'4 FOR Sli.lii'
tion. Among theta will be more than
1600 thildretl of unfn.trried mot tiers
.cased for lust year by the Sal% a ion
Army. They deserve all elle rights and
privileges implied by the ti'.•lii 'a burn
hip homes 1Itt Artily seeks to provide
sale • surrutindiltgs to ensure a good
start in life, free from stigma.
Citizens of yesterday, however, make
equal chin' upon t he Army's "human
touch and understanding heart," the
Comiuissioiter states. He says that
aged men and women, -having made
their 'contributions to the social and'
economic life of the kation, also de-
serve consideration. Increase of old -
age pensions is a step in the right
direction, the Commissioner feels,.but
The Free Methodist Church
Corner Victoria and Park Streets
10.00 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL
11.00 a.m.- DEVOTIONAL SERVICE..
7.00 p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
ALL ARE WELCOME..
REV. R. C. McCALLUM, Pastor.
BETHEL TABERNACLE .
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV. J. A. PEARSON, Pastor "
10 a,m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
1I a.m. MORNING DEVOTIONAL SERVICE.
'7.30 .p.m. GOSPEL ':MEETING.
The Pastor .will preach at both services.
Tuesday 8 p.m. Young People's-.
A HEARTY .WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT "BETHEL."
THE SALVATION ARMY
WATERLOO and LIGHTHOUSE STREETS
62nd ANNIVERSARY . SERVICES
SATURDAY: and SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th and 14th
MAJOR • AND MRS. D. FORD condutting the services
accompanied' by the S. A. London Citadel Band.
Keep • these- services in mind and watch for further announcements.
BORN
CIIUItC1I.—At Norfolk Llieral Hos-
pital. Simcoe, on August 30th, 1947,
to Mr. and -Mrs._ W. _:L_Church (nee
Geraldine Saiuiders), Waterford,
Ontario, a daughter, Susan Janet.
FAULKNER.—At Alexandra Hospital,
on September 1st, 1947, to Mr. and
Mrs. R. S. Faulkner, of Gode,ricli, a
son, David \William.
AUCTION PSAL' E
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
-EFFECTS
in town of Godericl}, •at 11 Elgin -ave.,
on v
SATURDAY, SJ TEMBER (ith jos
at 12.30 p.Ytt. D.S.T.
Beach electric range; Ke1Vinator ;
kitchen cabinet ; kitchen steps.; sanibo;
kitchen tattle and chairs; Duncan Phife
walnut table; 6 dining -room chairs.;
dinner wagon ; walnut writing desk
and book case ; anger electric sewing
machine, table model .(like new) ;
bevelled mirror 18 x 36; . sewing
cabinet ; 3 -piece chesterfield suite
mahogany- needlepoint corner chair;
2 occasional chairs; end table; walnut
gateleg table; round black walnut
table; magazine- rack'; -5 water colors
by M. Geoff and other. paintings; wal-
nut wall whatnot ; walnut knee • hole
desk • and chair,;.'"2- large easy chairs;
General Electric radio; five -piece brass
fender and irons; 3 fio'or lamps; pair
of. crystal mantel -lamps; verandah
furniture, etc.-; 2 table lamps; health
lamp; dresser lamp electrico heater;
1 pair wall lamps ;. studio - couch ;`y oil.
paintings; reed sunroom- furniture;
needlepoint foot stool ; French gilt •
mantel clock; walnut dresser; dress-
ing table and- bench; walnut finished
twin beds, 'springs; spring mattresses;
number bedroom .chairs; 2 bedside
tables; 3 -piece walnut• bedroom suite;
springs and staring -filled mattress;
pillows and bedding ; :.'. chests of
drawers ; hall tree ; Airway vacuum
sweeper, complete ; window' seat ; scat-
ter mats; curtains and drapes ; 2 rugs,
t;1/_,• x 9; cedar -lined blanket box;
fernery ; stepladder; garden tools;
carpenter tools ; lawn mower : lawn
hose ; :3 • venetian verandah blinds;
Beatty - :111 enamel electric washing
machine ; camp stove ; gal. thermos:,
electric iron and toaster ; - kitchen
clock; fruit• jars-; 100 jars of good
fruit ; crocks'; -complete S=piece dinner
set ; large quantity .of other dishes;
full line of kitchen utensils ; chester-
field and chair t gateleg table; Chinese
corner cabinet.; carved oak Windsor
chair: Wilton rug 9 x 10; vanity
dresser and bench; -mall chest of
drawers: 4 -ft. Sed . and springs; 2 -
burner rangette . • `
TERMS—CASH.
MRS. E.. D. BROWN,
Proprietress.
HAROLD JACKSON,
Auctioneer.
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk.
DIED a ,;
TICITI3ORN E.—At Queen. Elizabeth
Hospital, Torouto, August 11, 19.47,
Victor M. Tichborne, native of Gode-
rich township, beloved husband of
the late Beatrice' Young; survived
by his sister, Miss Lena Tichborne,
and his; two sons, Roger of Port
Credit and Deli•ert of Toronto.
Interment at - ' Fairview cemetery,
Niagara Falls, Thursday, August 14.
- IN MEMORIAM
GLENN:—in loviii'g memory of John
(Jack) Goldie Lu -Allan Glenn, Dun-
gannon, who passed away September
4th, 1942. •
His memory is as dear today -
As itr the hour he passed away ;
And while he lies in peaceful sleep
His memory we shall always keep.
• —Sadly' missed. by Father, \Pother,
Sisters and Brothers. 39x
McKEN ZIE.—In loving memory of our
dear wife and mother, Jennie Mc-
Kenzie, who passed away August
31st, 1939. -
Our hearts :still ache with sadness,
()ur eyes shed many Na tear;
God, alone knows heti we miss you
. As this ends another sad year.
• —Sadly remembered by Husband
and Daughter Jetta. - -36
HARWOOD.—In loving memory of a
dearly • loved daughter ant' sister,
Mrs. Gordon Harwood, who passed
away on September 5th, •1946.
Her last words we should like to have
heard. 35 -6 -
And breathed in her ear. one parting
-L�('TION SALE OF PROPERTY
Only those word; •w ho have lost are able to' ri in., the village of Auburn,
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER
FOR SALE. — FRAME .11OUS1G,,
seven rooms, cony enieuees and
basement, on Wilson street; soya rates
paid. Also new Live -room stucco house
with basement, -practically completed
on William and Cayley streets; sewer
pain. Immediate possession, 24 Wil-
liam street, stinriiiim entrance. ' 27'tr
FOR SALE --SAVE FUEL: ENJOY
slimmer comforts: With rock wool
insulation in your home, Free estim-
ates given. Phone .553J Uodt;rich, or
73J Clinton, -29-36
FOR SALE.—HOUSE FOR SALE;
possession August 1st; on Britan-
nia road. - Apply 75 East -street. - 301f
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FOR SALE. — GLADI.OLI (MID-
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summer special) , gorgeous blooms
in wide range of mixed colors. 75c
per dozen. Also other °seasonal garden
flowers. MRS. L. R. HOLMAN, Cam-
eron street, phone 722. 34tf
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FOR SALE—TWO-STORY SOLID
brick house; seven rooms ,anti bath,
toilet on both Boors; garage; large
lot. Ideal location in Goderich; a
most desirable property. Write BOX
72, SI•GNeAL-STAR. • 34tf
FOR SALE.—FARM, 165 ACRID, ON
Baytield concession, Goderich town
ship. Good barns,; Hydro installed.
Maple'and cedar bush; on County road
and milk route. IInhediate possession.
Apply G. T. FLEW'"ITT, R.H." 3, Sea -
forth. Phone 614 r 11, Clin$on.
. 35-6-7x
FOIL SALE. — BLUE B L Q O 1)
Cocker Spaniel • pups., Registered
at Ottawa. Blondes and blacks. Ap-
ply C. W. WORSELL, Keays, street,
Goderich. -35
viaminuo
LISTINGS 011P ir'ito.
PERTY for sale. 11;'lione IIIAL-
COLl1 AIATHERS, Insurance and Real.
Estate Broker, 115W. - 7tf
WANTEV TO BUY.,----OLDHORSES
and dead animals, suitable for
mink feed., If dead, phone at once.
Phone eullect JACK-GILBERT, 936 r 21
or Ia'1RED GILBERT, phone 936 r 32,
Goderich. - -2ihtf
`?)'ANTED. — GIRL TO ASSIST
with general housework who will
live in. Apply AIRS. KEITH HOI'-
K1NSON, 9 Nelson street. Phone 495.
-35
FOR SALE. — PAIR,, OF ,RAYON
b'roettde archway 'Curtains - double,
green and wine; also window drapes
to match, floor length; electrolux (pre-
war) in excellent condition, Apply
BOX 78, SIGNAL -STAR. • -36
F'OR $ ALE. -200 PULLET$, LAY-
ING ; one hog, 15 months old. AL-
BERT RIEHL, Saltford Ileithts. 36x
tell
The grief in not •being allowed
farewell
—Sadly missed by Mother,
and Brother.
to. say
Sister,
36x
GODERICII
- ToWNSIYI ..�
Kitchener 'visited last- week with Mr.
J Lassatline. .
GODERICH TOWNSHI?, Sept. 3.—
Miss Doreen Orr has returned home
after spending the month of August
in Toronto with Mr, and Mrs. L.
Blazer.
Mr. 'and Mrs. David Davidson and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stephenson of
Windsor visited with relatives here
over the holiday. .
Messrs. Graham Johnston, Gordon
Johnston and Victor Falconer motored
to the West, lash week and are at,
present helping with the harvest there.
Mrs. • Frank Wright and daughter
Eleanore of Iiippeij, visited last week
with Mrs. Wright's parents, Mr. and
Mr ., Oe0, Mcllwain.
?4i ,rthemise Lassaline left last
Saturday f 1r Virginiatown in Northern
'(Ontario, where. she will; teach this
Year. . -
Mrd. B. Graham is Visiting this week
at the home of Mr. aged Mrs. Gordon
Orr.
MISS Pauline Lassaiife left on doted
',day for London, where, sbe will attend
L7Cl cool. - .
Mr. and M'ri . 1o1na Dietrich' of l3uierson'is drug store.:
Dramatic Club.—The. Dramatic Club
entertained about one hundred ladies
at ' an afternoon tea iatst Wednesday.
The event was held on the lawn at the'
home of Mrs. Gerald Orr. A good time
was reported by all.
W.M.S. Meets.—The August meetin
of the W.M.S. was held at the home
of -Mrs. Wm.' Porter. 'Mrs. Victor
Falconer was in charge of Ole de-
votional period. The theme of the
meeting was ."The Nations Get To-
gether." The. pamphlet which had
been especially written for this meet•
ing was studied. This. dealt with -
some phases of the U.N.O. and under-
lined Canada's important role in the
organization. It also suggested ways
in which the individual can strengthen
the peace machinery.' .The president,
Mrs. 'Gerald Orr, Vias in charge of the
business period. M the close of the
meeting, the hostess served refresh-
montal.
TENDERS WANTED. -
AVAILABLE AT ONCE. — RAW-
LEIGII district of 1590 families.
Only reliable hustlers need apply.
Good profits to willing workers. No
experience required to start. Write
today. ItAW'LEIGH'S, Dept. ML -1-216
Montreal. -36-7-8-9
WANTED.—AIIt FORCE COUPLE
desire three- or four -room un -
,furnished apartment. Phone Goderieh
933 r 13. 36x
FOR SALE.—FOUR-BURNER MOF -
FAT range. Apply '12 Cameron
street or phone 884M. -36
volt SALE.—COTTAGE ON WAR-
REN street. Immediate posses-
sien. Apply J. A. NIVI; S, tailor, East
street. 36-7x
FOR SALE. —;AN ATTRACTIVE
dinette suite in natural finish,
trinimecl with browii. This suite is as
good as new, -used only live months,
and is priced reasonably. Corner Bay-
field road and Baldwin street, or phone
203.1.. -36
Sth, at„ 7.30 p.m.
Six -room modern bungalow, garage
and garden.
TERMS -205) down, balance in 30
days. Immediate possession.
ARTHUR C. CLARK,
Proprietor.
HAROLD JACKSON,
35-6- . . Auctioneer.
SEALED, TENDERS ADDRESSED
. to the undersigned' and endorsed.
PoETender for Breaks ater Repairs,
lgin, Ontario," "will be received until
3.00 p.m. (E.D.S.T:) , Wednesday,
September 17, 1947, for breakwater
repairs at Port Elgin, Bruce County,,
Ontario.
Plans, form of -contract and specific-
ation can be seen and form of tender
obtained . at the office of the Chief
Engineer, Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, at tl}e offsite of the District
Engineer; Dominion Public Building,
J$)ndon, Ontario, and at the Post Office
at Port Elgin, Ontario.
Note: Upon application.to the, under-
signed, the Department will supply
blue -prints and specification of the
work on deposit of a sum of $20.00
site the form of a certified bank cheque
payable to the order ref the Minister
of Public Works. The -deposit will be
released on the return of the blue-
pri•nts •and specification within a' month
from ,the. date of reception of tenders.
If not returned within that period the
deposit will be- forfeited. •
Tenders will not be considered un -
lops legs made on printed forms. plig1
by the I)epartmen% and in accordance
with conditions set' forth therein. •
Each tender must be accompanied by
a certified cheque on a chartered bank
in Canada, payable to the order of the
Honourable the Minister of Public
Works. equal to ,10 per eent. of the
amount of the tender, or Bearer Bonds
of the Dominion' of Canada or of the
Canadian' National Railway Company
and its constituent eomilanies, uneon-
ditionally guaranteed as to principal
and interest by the Dominion of. Can-
ada, or the aforementioned• bonds and
a •certified cheque if required to make
up an' odd amount.
By order,
Nervous, rundown InefI need
VIGOII.INE-tile "p'ep" tonic, for tilVt%
vitality. 15 -clary treatment $1,00. At
6.7-&9 01, Hamilton, Ozlt. .
WANTED. ,*-- TWO • GIRL
boarders for private home.' Ap-
ply TIIE SIGNAL -STAR. -36
WANTED.—LA1'N'DRI:SS AND UP-
STAIRS girl. Apply MRS.
I'ELLOW, British Exchange Hotel.
-36
WANTED. — BOARDERS AT RE-
FINED home. (10 Elgin Ave.
West.. _ MRS. DONALpSON. - - 36x
NOTICE
Culbert's , fakery
a o The ,ltaDme of Tasty Pastry,:'.
Week -end Special
EVIL'S FUDGE
0 -ASE
35c each
Itt�
A➢1 Orders of $1.00 or more
delivered.
PHONE 465
MEL. C,L'LBERT, Prop,
TO REN'i
TO RENT.--FURNISI11•.D R.001114
suitable for light housek1eping,
downstairs. Apply 54 Anglesea street.
-36
VMS
;WS'
LOST. ---UN MONDAY, AT THE
gratpdstauid at Agricultural Park,
a red crocheted knitting -bag, contain-
ing knitting and wool. Finder please
leave at SIGNAL -STAR OFFICIO., -36
.LA STRAY.--LAR(E COLLIE DOG,
dark, with white feet, collar, nose
and tip of tail, Owner may- have
same-' by. paying ad., etc.
WARNER, Baytield, -36
LOST.—GREY AND ,COLD PARKER .
"51" peri. Finder kindly return
to $I•(-1NAL-STAR OFFICE. Reward.
•: 36x
J)UBLIC NOTICE.
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The Lucknow District Co-operative,
Ine., have at tine ,supply of fertilizer
material on hand and will be mixing
in their new plant in railrfiad yards
in Lucknow. The,y are etluipped with
large new nfnc•hiner•.y' to turn out the
mixed article much more quickly than
formerly. .
They will mix the usual. 'grades as
well as the 2-12-6 without filler for
sowing with the ordinary . seed drills.
All fertilizer will be delivered.
JNO. JAMIESON, Mgr.
35-6- R. J'. BOAK, Secretary.
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FOR SALE.—'34 P(NTIAC SEDAN;
real clean inside and out. 4
Regent street. - ' -36
FOR SALE. — - ONE FERTILIZER
disc drill, 13 hoe. WARNER Mc-
INTYRE, R.R. 1, fort Albert. 36-7x
F OR SALE. — PUREBRED HERE-
FORD bulls, registered and from
fully accredited herd.• J. A. SULLY,
-Bayfield road,. Goderich.. .i(5.
FOR SALE. — LIBRARY TABLE,.
fumed oak; dining -room suite,
with 6 chairs, oak ; oak china cabinet.
Phone 286. • - -36
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FOR SALE. —' ELECTRIC COCA
Cola Cooler in excellent working
order. MANNING REFRIGERATION
SERVICE, phone 1098. • -36
FOR SALE. -1928 CI-IEV. COACH.
Apply 6 Albert street. _ 36x
FOR SALE.—WHEEL CHAIR. 42
Britannia road. •36x
At;CTION SALE OF FARM, FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
at lot 8, concession 10, Colborne Town-
ship, on
FRIDAY, 'SEPTEMBER 12th
at 2 p.m.
1 horse, 7 years old ; 1 Frost &
Wooi binder; 1 McCormick mower;
1 \ assey-Harris horserake ; 1 disc
harrow; 1 Massey -Harris fertilizer
drill; 2 walking plows; 1 cultivator;
1 riding plow; 1 truck wagon; 1 hay-
rack ; 1 steel roller; 1 fanning mill;
1 set scales'; about 400 bushels oats,
1 cream separator; hay fork, rope and,
pulley ; set of -team harness; .forks,
shovels, and other thing too numerous
to mention. '
TERMS --On farm, made known day
Of sale: ('hattels—cash.
• (CEO. ^ASHTON,
Proprietor.
MATT. GAYNOR,
$6x - Auctioneer.
NOTICE.
I buy rags, feather ticks, and used
furniture. Sewing machine repairs
and supplies. C. WOODS, 12 East
street. Phone 242J. • 21ti
LOST.-I'AIIi` OF LADY'S PLASTIC
rinilnrd glasses, bifocal. Finder
please plume 124. - 36x
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OTICE..
"DOMINIONCHINCHIT.TAS"
The latest fur -bearing animal to be
succe-ssfully raised in .eaptivity, the
genuine SoUth American Chinchilla,
producer of the world's most -luxurious
fur, may be seen at the Huron and
Bruce Chinchilla Ranch, Winghap, •
Ont. These animals are under the •
care . of Mr. H. E. Wells. Learn how
these ,animals may provide a living
and a hobby for you - in the years to
come. Visits to the ranch are best
made on week -day evenings or"atiy time
during the week -ends, andare free
of obligation. 25tf
BEATTY IRONER FOR ATTACH-
ING to washer; electric stove, '
large type, cheap; twin outboard
motor, $50; chesterfield and two,,
chairs, $35; CJnebec stove with • oven.
Many other articles. C. WOODS,
Secondhand Store, 12 East street.
FOR SALE. — FIVE. ACRES OF
standing corn (Hybrid Cob) , suit-
able for° ensilage. Must be removed
by September 25th. Apply. HARRY
T.- WILLIAMS, R.R. 4, Goderich.
Phone 13-05, Carlow. 36-7x
FOR - SALE. — Al - TOMATOES.
Fresh from the vine to. you.
JACKSONS FLORISTS, 49 -'Bruce
street. Phone 105. -36tf
AT:CTION ,$ALE OF PROPERTY
AND IIOT'SEIIOLD EFFECTS
in the village of Auburn, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1947
at 1 p.m.•
PROPERTY ..--- 11/2 -story 7 -room
frame house on the main street of
Aulntrns hydro and good wafter sup-
ply' also two large
lots.
Immediatee
possession.
IIO1'SEHOLD EFFECTS - Three -
burner coal -011 stove and oven heater:
Quebec cook stove; couch; number of
mirrors; Raymond drophead 'sewing
machine : glass cupboard, kitchen
cabinet (like new), kitchen chairs and
table, mats. small tables, oak library
table, davenport, rockers, occasional
chairs, two ehests of drawers, walnut
finish; bed springs and mattress (like
new) ; washstands, fern stand, quilt.
bosses, trunk, dayhetl, lawn mowers,
garden tools, quantity dishes, 'kitchen
utensils, .quantity of wood.
TERM—CHATTELS--(:ASH.
ON PROPERTY -----10 per cent. down ;
balance' in 30 clays. Will be sold sub -
pet to a reserve bid. .
ESTATE OPp LATE ELIZABETH
NICIIOLSON.
BLMA itit7'I'CII,
rE7tecntrix.
nAYS, I .C.,
Solieitor for Estate.
HAROLD JACKSON,
Auctioneer.
R. P. C7$1i;SNI:Y, Clerk.
3. M. SOMERVILLE,
• S .(.r ..tar .
.e e y
Department of )Public Works, - •
Ottawa, August 21,3f)47.. —. , —35-6'
Hygienic supple i r9bber goods),
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed- en.
'relope with price list. Six samples
25e; 24 sa t pies $1.00. Hail Order
Dept. '-53, NOV-RUM= 'CO., not
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R '�SA'eLE. — KEI.VINATOR RE-
FRIGERATOR. Write BOX- 79,_
SIGNAL -STAR. -36
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the• Estate ;of Thomas Kelly, late
of Goderich, retired. farmer, 'deceased.
Creditors and others having claims
against the said deceased are required
:.to file them with the undersigned on
or before -September 30, 1947, after
which elate such estate will be dis-
tributed, having regard only to claims
then received.
Dated September 2nd, 1947.
LOFTUS E. DANCEY,
36-39P Solicitor for Administratrix.
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PALL - PAIRS OF DISTRICT ,
Harvey - Pettman
GARAGE AND SERVICE
STATION AT NILE.
Greasing
Repairs to all makes of cars.
White Rose Gasoline and
Motor Oil.
PHONE 6r2 DUNGANNON.
> • 35-8x •
TREASURER'S SALE Q LAND-
FOR
AN»h'OR ,,TAXES
Town --of Goderich—County of Huron
To Wit : ••
By Virtue of a warrant issued by.
the Mayor of the TOwIs of Goderich
bearing date- the 28•th day - of May, 1947,
sale of lands in arrears of taxes in
the 'Town of-. Goderieh will be -held-
at the Council Cham'l)ers, Goderich, at
the hour 'of.„43 o'clock .in the afternoon
on the sixth day of October," 1947;
unless the taxes and costs are sooner
paid. Notice is hereby given that,_.the'
Fist of lands for sale for arrears of
taxes was published in The Ontario -
Gazette on the 5111• day of July, 4947,
and that copies..of'-tbe said list may be
had at my office.
Treasurer's.. Office, this 15th day of
July, 1947;
Chesley - Sept. 5-6
Blyth ... Sept. le -11
Hanover • Sept. 10-11
Ripley Sept. 11-12
;New 'Hamburg Sept. 12-13
Stratford Sept. 15-17
CliffordSept. 16-17
Parkhill 4.n, Sept. 17
Exeter
Listowel
Forest
Kincardine Sept. 18-19
Sept.Seaforth 19-20
Mildmay ,.... Se. 22-23
Lucknow . Sept. 23-24
Mitchell" 1 Sept. 23-24
Tiverton Sept. 23-24
Kirkton . Sept. 24-25
Hdrriston • Sept. 25-26
Dungannon b Sept. 26
Atwood Sept. 26-27
Zurich Sept. 29-30
St. Marys ...:sept. 30 -Oct. 1
Teeswater Sept. 30-Oet. 1
Palmerston oet. 1-2
Brilssels .. Oet. 2-:3
(lorrie Oct. 3-4
hayfield 1 p.4 Oct. 7-8
a; Sef f. 17-18
Sept. 17-18
Sept. 18-19
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Safety Deposit
Boxes
Contents can be insured at
a very low premium. -
SEE `' •
H. M. FORD
Get Insured — Stay Insured—,
Rest Assured.
North . St. TeL 268w
29-40-'
• L L C.
S. H. BLAKE, Treasurer.
TIRES
FIRST LINE
16
500119
600
4 PLY
$16.95
11.75
(Not seconds)
ALL OTHER SIZES IN STOCK
AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES.
Frank A. Gallow
Phone 599. - 14 North St.
1PICTURES
For Wedding . Gifts, . Showers &
Birthdays. _ Beautiful .Flowers
and Landscapes. Framed in Ivory
and Gold. ''Nothing .gives such lasting pleas-
ure as a Good Picture.
`1 SMITH'S .ART AND GIFT
STORE * . .
East St, -' Phone 198
sir's better and CHEAP ER to.
prevent trouble than to correct jt
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PREVENTIVE
MAINTENANCE
WILL KEEP YOUR CARR, FIT
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It's' costly to wait till you must have your car i epaired. It
far better -to give regular attention to keep it in good
ning condition. .
pecial'ists in Preventive Maintenance
Gardner Motor Sales
Phone 234 Goderich
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