The Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-10-16, Page 8rum I IGHT•
Triv GODERICH SIGNAL -ST
ST. -GE RGE'SCHURCH
SUNDAY, OCTOBER ER 19th, 1917
CHILDREN'S DAY AND YOUTI ll SERVICE.
8,30 a.m. ItICDLY CO?OS.II'NION.
MOO' amt. FAMILY SERVICE—Sunday School will attend this
service.
7.00 p.m. YOUTH SERVICE --Conducted by A.Y.P..%. Members.
R ' V. EVERLY 'ill. FART „ °►:.A.. L.Th., RECTO
ANDERTON—(Organist and Choirnilaster.
North St. United Church
11 a.m. "WARS AND RUMOURS OF W';IRS."
Nursery anipimary School.
2.30'p.m. CHURCH SCHOOL.
7 p.m.. "BEYOND OUR HORIZON."
A Religious Sound Film.
Congregational Fireside After This Sers ice.
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, and Young People's Bibb Class.
11 a.m. JUNIOR CONGREGATION.
11 a.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP.
Sermon Subject ; "The Kingdom of God."
7 p.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP.
Sermon Subject: "Preservatives from Sin."
Sunday, October 261h—Sacrament of Baptism.
MINISTER—REVEREND. RICHARD STEWART
Director of Praise—Mr. William `Pickett, A.T.C.M.
r Victoria Si. United Church .
MINISTER --REV. LAWRENCE H. TURNER, B.A.
Organist a.d Choir Director—Miss Mary Joyce Strachan.
10 a.m. SABBATH SCHOOL.
11 a.m. PUBILIC WORSHIP.
7 p.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP.
UNION CHURCH -2.30 p.m.
Monday 8.00 p.m. Youn' People's. Union. • -
I ICTORIA WELCOMES YOU.
Goderich Baptist
Church i
10 a.m. - Church School—Classes -for ALL.
11 a.m. "EXPERIENCE of DISCIPLESJIIP."
7 p.m. "The THREE ("S of MAN."
Man a GODLIKE Creation.
8 p.m. MONDAY EVENING,
Forsake not the ASSEMBLY. -
PASTO'-REV. G. W. 11. MEDLEY.
Organist and Choir Leader—MRS. ELLA I. _DON ALDSON.
BETHEL TABERNACLE•
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV. J. A. PE ARSON, Pastor
10 a.m. SUNDAY, AY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. !DEVOTIONAL SERVICE.
• 7.30 p.m. ROUSING GOSPEL ilEE`$ING.
``dues. 8 p.m. Young People'1:"- Fri. 8 p.m. Prayer
A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU.
• COME AND BE REFRESHED.
Meeting.
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The Free Methodist Church
Corner Victoria and dark Streets .
"The Trinity in Redemption"
at 7 p.m.
11 a.m. DEVOTIONAL SERVICE. .
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
WED. 8 p.m. PUBLIC PRAYER SERVICE.
ALL ARE WECCOME.
I'EV. R. C. McCALLUM, Pastor.
SCHOOL NEWS
.'&IIS AT TIM
By Mare) Wa�lll
There l. 1lots of raalry passim; back
and forth fn the Balls add classrooms—
all because of the "big election" for the
students' council fur the cooling eitr.
The blackboards are covered with
poems, pictures ai=d s111ms ttgainst the
others: who are running. There a1•e,
lots of posters helping in the campaign-
ing,
aulpaign-iii , too! Three groups of students 111
the running, and their fate will be
decided on friday mor'tliug.
The three groups are:
1 1 hill . Craig, • president : Chris.
I.E•i..lunan, Aileen Castle, and 1)a‘e
\(wilco.
(2; Bi11 Chantler, president; Juan
Scott, Helen Inglis and John Wilson.
(3I Mayee Wall, president: Mac
'Wilson, Rhea L)uruin and Bob Lemaire.
\\'ell, may the best mall (or woman)
will :
-6-3-4"--"hike." That Is how the
boys'. inct_e1furm rugby will be starting
' off on 'I'tlursday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
with grades 12 and.10 on the gridiron.
The P.T.- teacher, Mr. Ilartwick, has
the schedule drawn up. So there is
going to be lots of fun during the next
few weeks ---over at Agricultural Park.
All the members of G.C.I. wish to
congratulate the -Lions -Midgets on their
tine year of baseball. Even though
they got so close to the championship,
only to Have it taken by the Colling-
wood boys --that is- something which
goes with the game: You know, "You
always, win if you can lose with a -
smile. I wonder who said that? Was
it Shakespeare?
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Briefs
Men, use "Vigorille"' if weak, run
down, 'nervous. Get renewed pep,
vitality. 15 -day,, treatment 01.00. At
Emerson's drug, store. - -40-4
The Magazines handled by Miss
Mary B. Howell and Mrs. I. McLean
include several thousand titles of Can-
adian, American and British publica-
tions .coveriug ' trade, technical, and
business subjects as well as sports,
hobbies, religion and fiction. ' A 'phone
call will bring prompt service. 41tf
Rummage sale, October 18th, in
MacKay Hall at 2 P.m., under auspices
of Rebekah Lodge. -' -41
St. George's Church Women's Guild
will hold -a tea and bake sole Thursday;
November 20, .at the rectory. -42
Rummage sale to be held in MacKay
Hall, Saturday, October 25th, at '1.30
p.m., under auspices of the North
street W A - • • -42-3
TEES;. TOWN TALK
I)id you know that the Teen Town
opens at 8? Soltie people seem to
think it is 10. But since the dors'
insist shut at 11 "sharp," how about
(,tilling a little earlier—and have more
fun':,
Last Friday at the Teen Town there
were 'several prizes for -novelty dances
—along with 'the door prize. Rose -
TIE I�I7IE3SD A OCTOBER .1.0th, 1917
For . Results — A Classed .1
az,
FOR SALE r -
FOR SALE. .ii,,ERRY CANES,
Viking and Lathain, 05 per -100.
FRED GILBERT, Huron road. Phone
930 r 32. 30`x
FOR SALE.—STRUCTURAL STEEL,
beams, channelz9, angles,' reinforc-
ing mesh, pipes, boiler tubes, boilers
for culverts, boilers. for heating, hot
water and steam .radiation, also any
other types of steel. Make M. Brown -
and Sons your headquarters Per any
types of steel in complete warehouse
lines. 400, Lancaster street west,
Kitchener, ' Ontario. Phone 3-3282,
6-640/. Open- Saturday afternoon.
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FOR SsiLIr:.—DAIRY FARM, 100
acres; water and hydro in house
and barn, also /water piped to each
field; \icGaw station on fab m. School
bus' passes door; 11 miles south of
-Leona F1(iod, famed United States Carlow, 2 miles north, of Benmillel.
violinist, under management, of Phil Easy. terms. ALDEN ALLIN, R•• . 4,
Rubinuff, New York City, will be heard Goderich.
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at a concert in Goderich on Noa•elitber TOR SALE. — BLACK CURRANT
3rd under sponsorship of Lions Club. I
plants, Ottawa variety, rust resist-
ant ; also new Red Lake currants. Red
raspberries, Viking, Latham, New-
burgh, Marcy, Taylor, graded sizes,
heavy and medium. All on hand ready
for planting row. WESLEY W.
FISHER, R.R. 5, Goderich,- Sanford
village • -42-3
Watch for further details. -42
Marionette• show under auspices of
Maple Leaf Chapter, I.O.D.E., at
Capital Theatre.-• Saturday, October
25th, ,at 9.30 and 11 a.m. Admission
`25c. -42
The first meeting of the Duplicate
Bridge Club will be held on Monday,
October `20th, at 8.15 p.m. Everyboddy
welcome. •
Rummage sale, Saturday, -November
15th, at 1.30 p.m., at MacKay Hall,
under auspices of Maple Leaf Chapter,
LO.D.E. .
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Rummage -.-.sale, November 22nd, in
Victoria street United church, under
auspices of Woman's Association.
Rummage and bake sale, November
1st,- at Central School, 'sponsored by
Central Horne and School Club. -42
North street Evening Auxiliary
-thank-offering .meeting will be held in
,t -the church parlors on Tuesday, October
21st, at 8 p.m. Miss Delight Hilliard,
from f.Indore; .India, sister of it, R
II. Turnbull, wilt be guest speaker..
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You are urgently invited to attend
FOR SALE.—BEAUTIFUL GARDEN
chrysantheinuths, 75c large , bou-
quet; also bouquets of mixed flowers.
Order your gladiolus bulbs now. MRS.
L. R. HOLMAN, Cameron street, phone
• 7`22. • -40
W�'
'WANTED. LISTI-,I� 1S OF I'RO-,
• PERTY for sale. Phone MAL-
COLM. MA,THERS, Insurance and Real
Estate Broker, 115W. '$tf
WANTED TO BUY.—OLD HORSES
and dead animals, suitaple for
mink feed. If dead, phone,. at once.,
Phone collect JACK GILIIERT; 936 r 21
or FRED GILBERT, phone 936 r 32,
Goderich. t.2(Stf
ANTED. -----MAN FOR ItAWLEIGH'
business. Permanent if you, are
a hustler. li%r particulars write,t
RAWLEIGH I)1L'I"1`. ML -J-216-103,
Montreal. -41-2-3-4
``WANTED. — LISTINGS, OF PRO-
PERTIES for sale. )f?. F. CHAP -
MAN, heal Estate Broker. Phone 18.
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-WINTER EMPLOYMENT •If OR
FARMERS. — We have openings
for men and boys during the winter
months. Good pay, five-day week, ex-
perience not necessary. Apply to Mr.
Walter Johnston at Kitchener Plant,
opposite C.N.R. Station, and to Mr.
Clayton J. Reitzel at Waterloo Plant,
50 Allen street west. CANADA
CABINETS AND FURN'I'TURE
LIMITED. ' -40-2
ANTED,—APARTM ENT OR
' small house wanted to rent .�y new
manager of A.- & P. Store, Goderich._
Young couple. No children. 42x
WANTED:—GIRL FOR - GENERAL
housework, immediately. Apply
HOLMES VILLA, Church street. -42
FOR SALE.—ONE-HUNDRED-AND- AGENTS WANTED. — WE .ARE
ONE -ACRE farm, Ashfield, two coustautly receiving requests for
miles east of Sheppurdton; large frame our guaranteed products iu'your local-
c}welling, good banked barn, henhouse, ity. Why not handle the agency and
garage; wooded creek ;. pasture, also derive 11n income of 035 to 060 weekly?
seeded area, some to wheat. -Apply to Exclusively assured. If You have sell -
W. A. SUTHERLAND, Barrister, etc. ing ability, start NOW! FAMILE; ,
-41tf Dept. B 1600 Delorimier, Monntreal.
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FOR SALE.—ONE POLLED ANGUS
freshen in
WANTED TO RENT.—RELIABLE
Rose-
marie )iartinsin won the lat er, which, cow,•party livingat Port Albert wishes
was 11 free pass to the theatre. (Rose-
. January; one Jersey cow, to freshen in
Ila rie is an usherette.) Ken Wlmot the free public Meeting to be held in February ; one Durham, heifer, coming furnished' house or flat for _ winter
two years; two Herefore( calves, six months., ;Write HAROLD POPPER,
and Eleanor Martin won the cumin- the Goderich Town Hall- on Monday, Port Albert 4`2x
ation dance and Muriel Davis and her October 20th, at 8 p.m., in the interests and: seven /months old, THOS. '_,
Partner won the spot dance. cif the conservation and preservation KO\'IAK,• Pert Albert.' ' , 42x
of the fish and game life of Huron
county.,.FOR SALE. — PAIR OF STRATH -
Good vlues at the rummage sale, CONA :\Mounted Police shoes, size
Parisi/ Hall, Saturday, November 8th, 9; ideal. for hunting. Phone 435J.
2 p.m., sponsored by the Margaret -42
Seager ,Club. -
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ST. HEL
•
ST. HELENS, Ot. 13,'Mr. and Sirs.
Fred McQuillin, Ivan .and Barry were,
week -end visitors with `relatives at
Strathroy and London, -
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Taylor and
Mr. Murray Taylor spent the Week -end
at Windsor.
Holiday Visitors.— Visitors for the
holiday week -end included Mrs. Chart-
• . DIED
CARTER.—At Alexandra Marine' flail
General a I lJ
• tl Hoc lital, loderieh, on
---Thursday, October 16th, William • J.
Carter, •'beta�=e(1' luslW�.�nd, of Helena
N. Carter and dear father of Clyde.
FOR SALE.—'29 MODEL "Aa FORD.
priced for 'quick sale. ADAMS'
GFNERAL STORE, Saltford. 42x COURT OF REVISION
OWNSHIP OF 'COLBORN 1
FUR, KALI:.—BABY'S CRIB, NA-
A Court of Revision to hear and
TUBAL finish. in gods( condition. determine co'ulplaints against the as -
Apply •Alli• 4, Bedford Apartments. sessment roll for 1948 will be held in
42tf the p
toil ,of Port Aluia with Rev. and Mrs. , Carter, London. Township Miall, .Carlow, url.7`hurs-
M. G. .Newton; Mr. and Mrs.' Mel. Resting at Brophcey's Funeral Home. OR SAI.F.. — BULBS DIRECT day, . October 2' rd, at 2 o'clock p.m.
of :Waterloo ai,d \!r, and Mrs. IN L1I.1'.M(IiIAI FOR
1 callancl ; narcissus, tulip, -111 complaints I1iust be in writing and
Brown Tiled •WWith the undersigned not later
Te%� Attache and liul,by ot ' , run u ..L=ira lovin ; memory ( a ,clil and iris.—LITrit d --numbers.
with Mr..
lr. and - Mrs.
B. \\'nods ; \ll.'s wife a11(1 mother. ().live-- \"101;i Mame,.'M AR1 �' T. GREENHOUSE, phone '2:07. thein Tulsday, October 21st.
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Norma \\'eatheihead of Alton and Miss who fc'1t asleep ()stol=e( l:�.t11, 1.)44. -42 _� �\ \I. SALLO\ B; (�teYk;
Grace \\" th rh ad of Ilolyruod with She his not died who left us 41
TO RENI
0
Culbert's fakery
"The Home of Tasty Pastry"
1
Week -end Special a,.
HONEY AND C O'&AN•UT
TARTS
33c - a doz.
q,.
All Orders of-..Sl.0 or ,a:i ore
delivered.
PHONE 465
MEL. CULBERT, Prop.
TO RENT, — ROOMS, 62 -EAST
street. •42x
£ I)CT1Or ;lALEe .
CLEARING AUCTION SALE.
GOOD HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
will be held at the residence of Mrs. •
II, Palmer, 54 Britannia road, East,
Goderich, on
• SATURDAY., OCTOBER 18th
atlp.m.
Consisting of chesterfield; kitchen
stove, nearly new; electric, Boor lamps;
table 1).tmps ; electric toaster; electrie
iron; dining -room furniture ; 2 bedroom
suites; kitchen furniture; , tables and
chairs; Quebec coal store,; - daybed;
writing desk ; floor coverings of all.
kinds; kitchen utensils; dishes ; garden'
chairs and tools.
No reserve, as owner is leaving town.
'TERMS—CASIai.
• - MRS. H.• PALMER,
Proprietress.
DONALD- $. BLUE,
A.uctioneer. -
seven ears to
COURT OF REVISION ,
race ea e e
\Ir. aIt(1 Mrs. L. G: \\'catllerhead; Mrs. For the iarbtter land of tray; FOR SALE. --45 PULLETS, SUSSEX Es,
G. S. McIntyre and Dduald ut \Ieafurcb She would not xi► bereave' us— and N('w. IIanljlsllire, about 5?' NOTICE
with \f r: and Mrs. W. ;I. Miller; _lir.• She is only lust away• find
old. ARNOLD LAMB, R.R. 4, .
and \i'rs. Gordon Miller of London :(clic( right behind life's certain, Goderich. Pilose Carlow 13,r-`21. 42x BRIDGE. LESSONS WILL BE AR-.
with Mr. and _Mrs. Chester- Taylor, Beyond all grief and pain,. T RANGED this winter if enough
Mi''''''I;eve-r1(1 \lucre of 8treetsviiiEa. There will be a happy dawning, FOR SALE. WOMEN'S AND people are interested—Thursday even
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for
y
w-it11 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb ; Mr, • When w e :hall ]ll('Nt aga11I1.•girls' suits. . winter coats and lugs at MI's. e este apartment; ven-
and MN. 'Dougherty, \#t. and Mrs. —Saclly,-missed by her Ilusband and dresses, size 1`216: also maternity fo the season. Please enroll by -
Wilson Woods and family .With Mrs. 1 alltily. 42x dresses. size 16: all in good cotiditicSll. `
October 30 at the latest. P. F CARE
R. •J. Woods. - Apply f) Nelson streets phone 49�. "4=• Rhone 18. - 2
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War Bride Honored.—Mrs. ,Wilbert Will Extol Thee,' and a quartette
1)uruin, ;( British war bride, sal, the composed of \Irs. George .Stuart, Mr. OR SALE. — DOUBLE DRIVE
gathering anal \Irs. I?. W. Rice 1ltd Mr. W. •I. sled, approxinl;ltei} 17' x 20`; in 'UTI(,L.,, ,
fittest of honor at .a )the lilt
of ladies excellent. condition, ,
Miller sang "Sweet Peace, the Gift suitable for high Goderich Recreational council_ will
of the community to the hall (,11 Tlltli's-
day afternoon. Mrs. I•:(wood Barbour of God's I(ove." In the evening the..way garage for two fanners 'opposite hold a meeting, in the Town Council
or a short. program of coin- choir sang the anthem �`'My Shepherd orae another. AL.r,SH1 R\\ OOD, Dun- ,hold i rs meeting,
• Tuesday, Town
21st,
presided f I i 4:.x n
noway singing 'with Mrs. C'he'ster Is the Lord. My God . Mrs. Andrew l ainuon, phone .ta .1 3. at 8 -p.m., for the purpose of hearing
Taylor at the piaao;'a solo by Mrs. Gaunt sang "My Titsk" and_ the nen(
her by the quartette was "Savior, ' FOR ,SAL1:. — THIRTEEN 1'l:l•:N PIGS the report of the nominating committee
Andrew (:aunt, a piano 'instrumental ltroafh( an Evening Blessing." seven weeks old. Bee i:I►1\:�I#D and for the election of a permanent
E c►a_)K, Bennett street. • 42 (:Duns/(. All clubs and• societies are
asked to make sore their represent-
atives are at•this nwe1ting. -42
R.R. 5, Goderich.
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AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNISHINGS, ON •
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20th
at 2 p.m.• •
at lat 7, concession 12, western division
of Ashfield.
gook stove( heater, cherry 'ideboard,
6 .dining -room chairs, - radio, dining -
room table, 3. tables, • 2 dressers, 2
stands, 2 beds, mattresses and spfrings,
rocking chairs, divans, glass -'cupboard, -
dishes, cutlery, damps, curtains,
wringer, washboard, cutter, separator,
flat . irons, screenk, sewing machine,
and many other articles too numerous
to mention.
MRS. T. W. QUIGLEY,
• •• R.R. 1, Lucknow,
Proprietress.
MATT: GAYNOR,
Auctioneer, Goderich,
Phone 787J
Hey Kids! u.
TRERE'S A .IG SPECIAL
MARIONETTE SHOW-
OFYOUR FAVOURTTES,
RUMPELSTILTS 1IN a
,. ...�:+.. =..oar.
CLO'iJI'S AND DANCERS
lav Mrs.- Will Rrftherford and a solo
T3' \I D•
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UC'11ON SALE OF LIVE STOCK -
at Porter's Hill, three miles .west
of Holmesville, on •
:TUESDAY, OCTOBER :'1st'
at 2 -p.m. sharp, consisting of:
CATTLE -15 young cow:s,, some
springers; • 10 Holstein heifers, sup- • ,
pose (rt'o be in -calf ; 20 -young Holstein - ---
heifers (vaccinated) ; 10 • Holstein
heifer calves (vaccinated) 15 stocker
cattle: .
PIGS—Brood sow with litter: brood .
soW. due in November ; 14 chunks.
TIRMS—CASH. ;
A. E..TOWNSIIEND,
• Proprietor.
EDWARD \\ . ELLIOTT,
42- - Auctioneer.
by Mrs. E. W. ire. Mrs. 11I'I1111 was SIIEPPARDTOI�T
invited to the platform, where Mrs. FOIL 5:�1L1:. - 1:1.(;11'1' GOOD SITS"]: -
Barbour spoke at fety. words of welcome \\'I�.I:K8-(►I,I) pigs. BERT CRA\\' -
and good wishes and presented at mis-
cellaneous SHEI'PARDTON,. Oct. 14.—Mr. and FORD, R.R.:;. Goderich. Phone I)en • 'VpT10E TO CR>J'DITURS
"shower. Mrs. I)urnin ex
Mrs. Ted Norman and Patty, -of Tor -.,'I;1 111(1 '_''2 r '-u. 42x '
presses( her appreciation .and opened out),. and- \I r. arae(• \Its. (`u1liIls of OTICE TO CREDITORS.
the: gifts. aisxr tecl by Mrs. George Kitchener visited on Monday with Mr. FoR SALE. --BARN 18 FEET •BY
Stuart. Several (ontests were enjoyed, Wm. Sage. 1'2 feet. 11 f7'et High, ill good'shlbeape.
after which there was a social hour Mrs. Baird of Brucefield is A'isitiitg ,%()JI\ ,I1)HNSTON, i'.:Irk' incl Art \utiee is hereby given to all per -
over the teacups. streets: 42x sons haying any . claim against the
with h(r sister, \irs. Gilmour. f estate of \\'innifred •Bali, late of the
Anniversary Services. — The 1'nited Irs. Pearl Bogie of Midland spent
church, recently redecorated inside and the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Bob FOR SALE. • ---TWO 0(10 X 16 TiRES Town of Goderich, in the,. County of
out by the minister, Rev. M. G. New- Bogie• •and tubes: child's play pert; jumper /inion, retired school teacher, who died
ton, and resplendent with autumn Visitors over the week -end with Mr. ! .swing : kiddie car : extension gate; on or about the second day df October,
flowers, presented a beautiful stetting find- Mrs. D. Pimlott. were ,their bro- s - ler, and toilet seat.... GLEN:' A.D. 1947, to send same to the under-
for: anniversary services on Sunday• ther and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Chappell, . ' NIIEIt, ,9 Newgate street. ' Phone' signed' on or before the seventh day
Rev. W. J. Watt- of Whitechurch was and their daughter, Mrs. Lock, .and '40. 42x of Novethber, A.D.• 1947, as 'on' and
the speaker and there -wit a splendid babvi also their son, Russel Chappell, after that date the executor of the said
attendance at both services. Mr. Watt ;Incl friend; •Miss Joan Duey of Tor.
SALE.---NEWLY IM ('ORA r}';1) estate shall proceed to make distribu-
brought a message- in keeping with the onto. seven -room house, corner of Hincks t4on of the assets thereof, having .re-
da;y of tln'i'nksgiving. At the morning Mr. and Mrs. A. Mugford and Harold, street and Britannia road; bathrootn, gard only to the claims of which he
service the (hair sang^ the anthem "I ?if London, spent the ••lloliclay at their hydro, double -size lot with garage in has notice.
borne here. I good .locality; , immediate possession. Dated at the Town of Goderich,- in
Apply to WM. PITBLADO, 23 Regent the County of Huron, this eighth day
street. - . 42tf of October, A.D. 1947.
! - — I R. 'C. HAYS, K.C.,
l Goderich, Ontario,
-Solicitor for the Estate.
FURNITURE REPAIRED
Cabinet making, saw tiling. etc.'
All kinds of
general hlaeltsmithing.
T. OWER d
(formerly Sheardow•n illticic4nti'th
Shop)
HFLA: ILTON ST: 42tf
, M
....1611
CLEAR - R.f'D
BLUE RP')
ROSE RED
AI
gshades
for your
Si.'type
FOIt SALE. -- GOOD Mc'CLARY
Quebec 3 -way coal heater, '11 -inch 4
fire pot. THOS DOUGHERTY,° West ..
en Nelson street. • 42x
FC)Ii SALE—S1X-R(►O\I''HOUSE IN
good lo(111i(111. Immedi11te posses-
sion. .i. W. ' ('RAIGIE. Real Estate
Broker. ' - -42
FOR SALE.—BLACK CLOTH COAT
with silver fox collar (like 'hew),
siZ(` 1'4. Price .$4(1. Phone 10(11 J. ' 42x•
ANOTHER NICE BREAKFAFT
suite, two studio (cloches, assorted
chairs and tables, beds, springs,
dressers. Vanity ereetri( ironer, floor -
latrlps. vacuum (leaner. new birdcages
and feed pots. cook stoves. tarpaulins
9 x 12, and many other articles.
C. sWOoDS, Secondhand Store, 12
hast. street. • m...�...„ -42
OR SALE. °— ABOUT TWENTY
'Holstein eowa and heifers, tine to
freshen from one week to two months.
M. '11'.. ('LARK,- R.R. 5, Goderich, phone
154 `Carlow, -42
WHAT DO YOU OWN?
Get one of ewe INVENTORY
1 OOKLI TS
and
Take Stock of your Tiouselioldl
C`•o�}utents
SE-",
IL 'M. 'FORD
Get Damned d — Sti y Inquired
Rent ,Assured.
crth St. , . TeL 268W
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AUCTION SALE
in the• -Village of Auburn of
VALUABLE HOUSE • PROPERTY
A:�I) HOUSEHOLD E1`1!"F,)TS
at 1 p.m., on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22nd
Cook stove, coal heater, tables,
chairs, bedroom -suites, washing ma-
chine, sewing. machine, couches, writ -
Ing desk and bookcase, electric radio,
dishes, lawn mower, etc., etc., etc. -
Sale of house _property subject to -
reserve bid.
R. D.' MUNRO,
Proprietor.
HAROLD JACKSON,
Auctioneer. '
917E ARE
ALL GOING.
SATU'RDAY MQRNiNG
October 25th',
0.3O A.M. TIWO PEfl1 ORMANOE$ . . 11 A.M.
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Entertainment for aiiults as well as children,
-Moaein-Design
!Metal Case °
SALES
SERVICE
Pec crated Under
auspices of blaple
Leaf Chapter of
Capital Theatre
BEATTY WSUER SERVICE
'rank Skelton, Prop.
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U. S. Patents
No. 21,57667
2211465
MAX FACTOR
HOLLYWOOD
Campbeli's Drug Store
1'hoio ,00,r - (odo>'ioli
14,0
1-2-3-
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AU("T I(JN SALT: OI'' FARM STOOK
ANI) 111I'LEMEN'TS .
tit the farm of John McWhinney, lot
9, concession l,' Ashfield. one Mile west
of Nile, on -
1'RIDAY, O('TOB1 R 24th- -
at 1 p.m..
JOHN Me•WI;I INNEY,
Proprietor.
DONALD 0. BLUE,
42x Auctioneer.
Hygienic, supplies (rubber goods),
mailed postpaid in plain, .sealed en-
velope with price list. Six samples
25c; 24 samples $1,00. Mail Order
Dept. 7-53, . NOV-RUM1ER 'CO:, Box
91, Hamilton, Ont. -1-9
1
Hy -Way Hank
4
1
"Pss-t-r••-can't you kill ole in the -frit act,
Sinitty? ` I want to get the car down to
Gardner Motor Sales for a grease job
before they close."
Gardner Motor Sales
Phone `L34 - Goderich