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'1"Hi.'JISD&Y. OCTOBER OCTatlri. Ills
THE GODERICH SIGNAL AR
ST. GEQRGE'S CHURCH
Sen dey. Men. Ise -AM Saint's' Day
1.311 a.m. HOLY .
111 audit WNDAY SCHOOL-
11
CHOOL11 i.m: 011ORAL COMMUNION AND
tlwiar
Colograiptiman amid Nrrr7toryl
7 pima EVENSONG AND SERMON.
A. W. ANDERTOK,Organist and Cheirmaelier.
=ET. KIIKILN1ITTINI E. TAYLOR., 1L1 . 11i.. IlLectrr
North Street United Church
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1953
11 a.rn. "THE SERPENT, 1953 MODEL"
7 p.m. "FOR CITIZENS ONLY." (Nor. 2)
Rev. H. A. Dickinsess, B -A., Minister
Eleanor Ewing, &A. (Music) A-T.CJM.
Organist- and Cheirkader`
AS OLD AS THE AGES
AS NEW AS TOMORROW
ttvya,
• The me ge this church proc1 ims has met the
needs of mankind since t*tne began - a will serve
)our needs today _ and endure for eternity .. .
You ore invited to hear that message.
SIP GOD'S WORD NEVER FAILS
10 a.m.
11 a.m.
CHURCH SCHOOL AND BIBLE CLASS.
MORNING WORSHIP:
Nursery and Junior Congregation.
7 pan: EVENING WORSHIP.
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lancrx Presbuti rine► L,hurrh
Re. R �,eC:u
ARCM.
Goderich Baptist Church
MONTREAL STREET
Minister.. REV. IAN G. HIND, B.A., BJD
Organist Mrs. E. Donaldson, AL.C.M.
10 arn. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETS.
11 a..m. "THE CHRIST* WHO -SAVES THE NORMALLY
HAPPY' Communion Service.
7 p.m. "WHY COULD NOT WE CAST IT OUT??'
Monday 8 p.m. The Young People Meet.
• 9 p.m. The Choir Practices.
Wednesday 8 p.m. The Hour of Power.
"Set your affections on things above.*
THE CHURCH OF "THE LIGHT AND LIFE HOUR"
HEARD EACH SUNDAY AT 9 A.M.=900 CHML
WELCOMES YOU TO WORSHIP AT THE
Free Methodist Church
CORNER VICTORIA AND PARK STREETS
REV. MARTHA MARLAT 1, PASTOR.
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL
11 a.m. PREACHING.
7 p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
8 p.m. Each Wednesday Prayer Meeting.
1 John 5:12-14e that bath the Son hath Life.
BETHEL TABERNACLE
WATERLOO AND ELGI1
REV. HOWARD E. MI AKER,. PASTOR
'SUNDAY SERVICES -
10 a.m.-Sunday School -CHILDREN brought up IN SUNDAY
SCHOOL are seldom brought up 1N COURT.
11 a.m. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper_
Sermon: "MINISTERING TO THE LORD."
7.30 p.m. Evangelistic Service --SATAN'S DELIGHT.
Tuesday 8 p.m,, Bibk Study .and Prayer Meeting.
Friday 8 p.m. Christ's
THE LITTLE CHURCH WITH THE BIG WELCOME.
PORTER'S HILL
PORTER'S. HILL, Oct. 28. - The
W.A. of Grace Church will hold
their monthly meeting one week
earlier than -- usual, November 4.
at' the home of Mrs. Ray Cox. A
,drib quilt is to be quilted. The
bazaar and bake sale held in Clin-
+�1ATESTFiELD
y��WESTyFIELD,�.�O L fes+ -Mr. aud
Mrs. Joie Gear and r�io.
Waterloo, spent the weekk-ead witit
Mr. Armond McBurney and other
Mr. and Mrs Earl Gaunt and
family, of Loedeaboro, visited on
!Sunday at the berme of Mr. and
Mrs. Neuman 3lcDowe li
Henry% Haug, of Hanover, visited
on Sunday with Arnold Cook ani
Mrs. Fred Conic.
Mrs. Norman McDowell. Mrs.
Marvin McDowell; Mrs. Alva Mc-
Dowell. Mrs. Howard Campbell and
Mrs. Charles Smith attended the
sectional meeting at Blzke Murat. tnrruI sit Strathroy on Stir stay.
Rev_ Elaser T ylor. of I.ellnier$ Charles Scott • is h}t ing his
tun, visited on T1�sday with his � insitl
AUBURN
AUBURN. Oct. ?A. -Dr_ L c
Weir, Mr. and Mrs D. A MacKay
and family visited fri ids at A await hu■ ca ver a7
Stratiros an Sunday., seated, by a number of. the
Yrs Donald Fowlrrr and Mrs. Mss. Dua1d SP�t gave a read-
.
cd the visitors who pmt-
ed an in teras which
included a duet by firs. S'haiiictoorpanied nk
Firs- and T All ' *rs. Pipe -
was
ROY FiniallAurutted friends aiC ing and an encore. Brat. Vincien.
coeitrtl►uted .a solo. Mrs. Stanley
Saginaw. Mich,. last: seek. Lyons, president of the Londesboro
Mrs. George =manta is visiting branch, expressed the appreciation
friends at Seafarth.. of her branch for the pleasant
A number of ladies of the W-311- afternoon. Lunch was served by.
of Knox United Church attended ages. Gordon McClincitey, Mrs.
a sectional meeting at Blake George Sturdy. Mrs. Harry Sturdy;
Mara last Th y- Mrs Sid YcCllncl ey, Mrs. William
Mr and Mrs. Ed. Davies visited 11g;gia, Miss Donna llaggitt and
Mrs.. Roy Eason'. The hall was
decorated in kee .ing with Hal- i
1 brother. • Bert Taylor and , Mea.! W.A. Meats.. -Tile October meet, 1 pumpkin •
;learaece
brick-
sided residence with lowe'en with nitches and lighted'
Taylor_ ing of the W.A.!' of Knox" United i
Au
Mbur_rn vandisitedMon rs. BobSundayriAburw, idfth Sc)Churo,rh) room was heldMonday in the
night SundayThr LADIES' SOCIAL BOWLING
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mills_ devotional period was led by Mrs LEAGUE -.-OCTOBER 26
Mrs Emerson Rodger was a Lon- 11arbld Webster. The Scripture High singles: Phyllis Carrick,
don visitor on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bosman and
family, Mr_ and Mrs Duncan Mc-
Nichol and Phyllis, of Walton.
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs_ Maurice Bosman"
I children. of Crewe, visited on Sun the meg coast_ During the bust-
s day with Mrs. Fred Cook. gness period arrangements were
Mr and Mrs- Alva McDowell i9 made for a bazaar and tea. A
visited on Saturday with Mr. and lunch was served by the ladies of
!Mrs_ Bert Vodden. of Clinton_ the Willing Worker's Group_
lir_ and Mrs- Norman Radford, Women's institute. - The Wo-
of Parkhill. visited on Wednesday men's Institute held their meeting
with Mr. and her. Walter Cook !in the Foresters"- Hall, Tuesday,
Mr_ and Mrs.. Walter Cook visit -1 when they had as their guests the 1
!ed on Thursday with Mr. Thos.1 ladies of the Londesboro WI The
I Cook, and Mrs. L Snell. of Wing- , president, Mrs. Wes_ Bradnock,
School was closed on Friday -presided and opened the meeting.
]lis_ R. J. Phillips was at the
the teacher. Miss Eva Dow, was piano_ The secretary, Mrs. D.
attending the teachers' convention Fowler, read several Thank You
I.it London_ '"- notes. It was decided to sponsor
a project, 'Being Well Dressed and '
RLN GSBRIDGE Well Groomed," with Mrs_ A..Nes-
bit as leader and Mrs_ Maurice
KL\GSBRIDGE, Oct al- - . 3rir- i Bean a- istant Mrs_ Bradnock
and ]err. Jack Fitzgerald, of Lis-
' towel. spent the week -end at the : - -
home of Mrs_ P. Murphy.
was read by Mrs_ Ted Mills and 258; Bette Beacom, 248; Sadie Gild-
Mrs.Erne Durnin offered prayer.,
alis, Rena M yes, � Carrick, 681- Bette Beacom, 592;
Margaret R.JacksonMrs . Marilyn Bannister. 5'74.
3I_ Straugban gave an interesting Standing
Striie-0uts
An aeeordian solo was given bt ers, 245_ High _ triples: Phyllis
description of their recent trip :to Happy Gang
Bombers
Loafers
Alley Cats
Pinnwackers
White Caps
Knock -Outs
Toppers
Happy Hitters
Thomas Garvey. Miss Margaret
-Foley. Mr. and Mrs_ Mark Dalton
'attended the MacDonald -Garvey
wedding in Toronto, on Saturday.'
11 Lambertus who has been a
patient in Goderich hospital for the
past three weeks. is now convalesc-
ing at his home here_
Mr. and Mrs_ Jose. ph O'Keefe
and' baby Marianne were visiting
' in Toronto over the week -end_
The C-W.L_ is sponsoring a fall
festival in the Parish, Hall on
Friday. November 6_
Mr_ and Mrs_ Joseph - Reid. of
Toronto., spent Sunday here. Mrs.
James Wallace returned with' them
after a two-week visit, in Toronto.
V
Wall started with a
MITT CHIMNEY
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For that WEDDING GIFT -
Select a beautiful Picture
for their living room from
Siitk's Art L Gift Start
East St Pbene 198
Victoria Street United Church
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL -
11 a.m. "A WISTFUL WORLD."
SPEAKER -REV. HAROLD J. SNELL, OF EXETER.'
SPECIAL MUSIC.
1.30 p.m. BENMILLER.
3 ,p.m. UNION, GODERICH TOWNSHIP_
Rev. Snell will speak also at, these two services.
Pastor -Rev. D. W. Williams, BA.
Organist -Mr. Bert 'Kempster.
NOT10E OF CO t OF REVISION
- TOWN OFGODERICH
Take ' notice that Court 'of
Revision of the Town of Goderich
will hold its first sitting_ in the
Council Chamber, Town Hall, Gode-
rich, fur the purpose of hearing
a against the Assessment
Ro for the Toren of Goderich for
the year 1953 on Tuesday, Novem-
ber 3rd, 1953. at 7 o'clock in the
earning
All parties' interested are re-
quested to attend.
S It BLAKE,
Town Clerk.
Goderich, October 22nd, 1953.
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21, Business Notice
Gua.c nteed radio service, W1LF
REL111ART ELECTRIC. Hamilton
street, phone 466_ -12
ATTENTION FARMERS_ F' iR
TEARS THE HI(,'HE:'T PRICES
FOR HOGS HAVE BEEN PAID
IN AUGUST AND SE!'TEMBEM.
START YOUR TIVEANERS NOW
TO GET THAT MARKET. SlrE
US ABOUT A Htl( CONTACT.
I'AY FOR FEED WIIE'_N lIuGe
AItE S LNO D. NEXTRA CHARGE.
GEO. 'WRAITH. MINNEAI'OI IS
FERGUSON FARM MA
CHINERY, PURINA FEEDS
MONTREAL STREET. !'HONE
1N5. -'otf
OLD ANla NEW FLOORS SAND-
ED. Hardwood floors sanded
and finished at prewar prices_
Phone CREE COOK, 23J, Clinton.
-37tf
Competitive Prices
Plus Personal
Service
DRUG STARES
LIFETIME SAFETY
Easy to estaii
Labs 'nit 1Re brkk
shoes feel.
441 pntrMt rrrialtM
l.wlaliee:
isierBeer air
-i'aca a
1 mien ileal beat.
I lora-fbe Liner
makes es ae wetter.
Shied by Seer
w tease jails.
Listed by Underwriters' Labora-
tories of Canada. Eliminates
many feet of construction. Re-
quires nO bricks, mortar, scaffold.
Erected in as little os 2 hours.
For buildings of any type. High
efficiency, low cost. Lifetime
ton "last Thursday was a huge ; safety.
success. ! Gt1Y IVES 8r SONS
Mr. ,and :firs. Bill Manning, Gait'
and June. Londesboro, spent Sun-'
day with Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Lock-, • General Contractors
'hart and girls. , • R.R. 2, Clinton -
Anything to sell" Anything!: - Phone Carlow 1612 ' I
A classified ad brings results. 37i f
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oFFrciAL
ALMOND LOTION 6 'oz. sire, reg. 60c 49c
ANALGESIC BALM 11/4 oz. tube. reg. 35c 29c
BORACIC ACID 8 oz., 16 oz., Reg. 30c, 45c 23c. 37c
CAMPHORATED OIL 3 oz.,' 8 oz., reg. 40c, 80c.- .33c, 63c
CASTOR OIL 4 oz... 8 oz., reg. 40c, 60c 33c, 49c
EPSOM SALT 16 oz.. reg. 25c 19c
IODIZED THROAT GARGLE ,or Tablets, reg.
• ..39c
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 4 oz., 8 oz., 16 oz.,
reg. 19c, 29c and 45c 13c, 19c, 33c
MINERAL OIL
heavy grade
16 oz 40 oz H
reg. 55c reg. 1.10 I
43c 89c
I.D.A.
"UTILITY -
HOT WATER
BOTTLES
2 yr. guarantee
Reg. 1.74. ..1.29'
I.DA.
WAX PAPER
100 ft. roll
heavy grade
regular 34c
28c. 2 for 55c
SOAPSOAR Check This for Vaule !
reusable bag
fragrances 10 bars 49c
SPECIAL-75_first quality
for headache relief HALIBUT LIVER
OII.,
Capsules
Vitamins A & D
Acid 100 500
reg. 1.29 reg. 4.79
59c 89c 3.89
IDASAL
Tablets
5 grain
Acetylsalicylic
300's.,
Reg. 89c
HEATING
PADS
"Safe' Heat" 4.49
"Certified" . 6.96
3 control heat
I.D.A. COD LIVER OIL BP standard, 16 oz., reg. 89c . 69c
I.D.A. VITAMIN B1 TABLETS, 100's, reg. 37c 29c
300's, reg. 79c 59c
VEGE▪ TABLE LAXATIVE 36's, reg. 45c 37c
BABY and CHILDREN'S Cough Syrups, reg. 50c
sizes
IDAMALT Extract of Malt and Cod Liver Oil
1 lb., 2 lb., 4 lb'., reg. 75c, 1.29, 2.29..59c, 98c, 1.89
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS!
Stuffed CLUB BRUSH
i CLOWN DOLL and COMB SET.
Washable face ' heavy locite back
i Exceptional Value , 1.65 value for
,98c- t 98c
CLINTON GUN CLUB'S NEW TRAP
AT FISH AND GAME CLUB HOUSE
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11
AT 1 P.M.
' Trophies and Prizes Galore
ALL CLUBS CORDIALLY INVITED
HURON FISH AND GAME CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION
A..
39c
PRE
Genuine
English Leather
BILLFOLDS
2.50 vera for
,49
CHRISTMAS CARDS -Shop Early
SPECIAL VALUE -50 lovely colored cards. Wide
a. ortment 'of designs
98c
arnpbeli's Drug Store
22. Lost and Found
or
v1erware a
China
HEREFORD STEER LOST.
about 1250 pounds. Anyone
knowing • whereabouts of this
animal please contact RAY DAL-
TON. Dungannon 85 r 11. , 43x
*Jill Rini! H 5�
BAECHLER.-At Alexandra Hos-
, pita'. Goderich. on October 22,
1953. to Mr. and Mrs. Bert
IBaechler. Goderich, a son. James
Douglas_
CAMPBELL ---'At Clinton hospitsl
on October 23. 1953. to Mr. and
-• Mrs. Donald Campbell, Auburn.
a daughter! Cynthia liarjerie_ -
GLOLN.-At the General Hospital,
Flin Flori. Manitoba, on October
28. 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. G. N.
Gloin (nee - Helen Fellows), a
son. Harold Paul.
GRANGE. --at Alexandra Hospital,'
Goderich, on October 25. 1953. to
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grange,
Auburn, a daughter.
MACEY .-At .3l=Sandra Hospital,
Goderich: on October 27, 1953.
to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Macey.
Goderich.-
son.
NELSON. -At St. Mary's Hospital,.
Kitchener. on October 22. 1953,
to Mr. and Mrs. Brent Nelson.
of Kitchener. a daughter.
PRESTON. -At Alexandra Hospit-
al, Goderich, on October 24. 1953.
to Mr. and Mrs.. John Preston.
Goderich. a daughter, Julia
Edith.
YOUXGBLUT.-At Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich. on October' 22.
1953. to Mr_ and Mrs. Stan:ey
Youngbiut. Goderich. a daugh-
ter.
1847 Rogers Bros.
ADORATION -42
for
11
iece set,
Reg"" $53.30
$31.6.5
$20.27
'1.75 $21.17
EXQUISITE -34 piece set. Reg. $47.50
.for.,
MEMORY --32 piece set. Regular $30.41
for
MEMORY --34 piece set.
for
MTLADY-26 piece set.
for tIg
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• GARDENIA 26 piece set.
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•••SPECIAL VALIIE!
Regular $54.7b $36.50
Regular z38.60 $25.65
SO•CIETY-34 piece set. Regular $34..75
for
NORTHERN LIGHTS -37 piece set: Complete with
attractive chest. Regular $275.00, for .: -$137.50
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• ALSO MANY PIECES OF HOLLOW WARE AT
• GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
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CHINA DINNER SETS._
66 piece set.Regular $65.00, for
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$43.35
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• 32 piece set. Regular $23.50. for ....• . . ' 15.65
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• 66 piece set. Regular $55.75, for37 '/ j5
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a 32 piece set. Regular $20.00, for.
...... .
$13.35+
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,� 66 piece set. Regular $50.00. for $33.35
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THE SQUARE PHONE 91
T.V.
Plus ---
A very good assortment of new
and used radios.
ADMIRAL
MA.RCON: .
PHILCO
Hutchinson Radio
and T -V Sales and Service
Huron Road - . Phone 498R
-36tf
FINANCE AND INSURE
your nett new or late model
rar. truck or farm machinery
at lower east through
Harold W. Shore
INSURANCE AGENCY
".111 lines of Insurance"
38 HAMILTON '51'
PHONE 766W
Loans also arran;;ed on 19.16
and later model ears.
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THE BELVEDERE IS STYLE LEADER OF 1954 PLYMOUTHS,,.
The longer, more graceful lines of the 1954
Plymouth Belvedere hard top shown above are
accentuated by the increased. use of new chrome
trim throughout the entire length of the car. Fresh
styling is also evident in the extended chrome
headlights and the redesigned, brighter grille. The
centre bar of the grille sweeps out and along the
side of the ear cutting through a perpendicular
stont shield. Interior trim and upholstery makes
full Ilse. of the latest vinyl material's and nylon
and rayon fabrics to achieve complete colour and
design harmony with the car's exterior. Plymouths
for 1954 are available in three series: the practical
Plaza. the distinctive Savoy and the style leader
Belvedere.
You cansee for yourself that the 1954 Plymouth
is a truly smart car -Let's prove it to you by
taking you for a drive in it -It's now in the show
rooms of
J. Mills Motor Sales
David St., Goderich