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NEW and USED APPLIANCES
• Refrigerators • Ranges
� Freezers • WaShers Dryers
• Gas Ranges and Heaters
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Awnings and Verandah Canopies
Self -Storing and Combination Doors and Windows
Prime -Storm Windows for New Homes and Re -Modelling
Aluminum Porch and Step Railings
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AND DEMONSTRATIONS
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Authorized Dealer
.their
sacrifice
our
remembrance
Open Friday and Saturday Evening
3,9 ST. DAVID ST.
GODERICH
iq Hospital, Togronto, on October) church Saturday.
HOLMESVILLE OBITUARY `!oler tllon•1nDan eGeasedewasclao n SHEPPARDTON, tiTrs° D. Calhoun, who spent'a
I. W.M.S.M £ TiF, Oct, 26. at Kintail 52 ears go, a son of &HEPPARDTON, Oct. 26. -- couple of, weeks x 'in Goderich
The WILLIAa'M LAC 'Y (' �' ahospital, returned home during
WSof Holmesville Unit- 41rs. George Collinson' azo' tl '•Mrs and Mrs. 'Marvin Ross and g
The death e William Laceyfrom Hamilton, spent the week end. '
Ed Church met in -the 'basement occurred suddenly.in Detroit on late Mr. Collinson. D u r i n a family,Several of the local boys have
Auld 1. ar II he served with the week -end with relatives and
of,Y'e the church with . T. Jack October 26. He was the son of . the Royal Canadian Engineers friends and attended the been lucky getting wild geese
yeo's group in charge. The call the late Mr. and ',Mrs. Thos.Squires-Knight „ the last couple of weeks,
to worship was given by Mrs. J. Lacey and was born in Goderich `for five years, most of which wedding at Nile
-Yeo, who also read the Scrip- g8 years ago but had resided in 'were spent overseas. He was a
'sure Lesson. Mrs. L. Bend gave Detroit for over 40 years. The former member of the Ashfield
the prayer. Mrs W. Bender body is resting at the home of ,Presbyterian Church.
read a temperance letter and his sister, Miss Mary A.Lacey,' Surviving besides his wife,'
'inc'business was conducted by I Knights. of Columbus .will meet Toronto, there is also a daugh-
Mrs.ts. W. Norman read a poem. 197 C`aznbridge street, where the the former Alice andFrida-
y Membery, of All persons interested in playing
the- president Mrs. C. Tebbutt. ling
a service on Thursday even- ter, Mrs. Bert (Shirley) Stafford, 'BADTO
Mrs. W. Yeo read a letter from , at 8 o'clock, Funeral ser- of California,, and two grand-
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children, as well as three bro- '
the supply secretary. Mrs. W,, vices will be held at St Peter s
at 10 a.m,, thers, Alvin, John "and :William,
a duet. The topic, "The harvest with interment in •Col'borne 11;C. all of Kinthil• are invited to meet at Goderich District Collegiate
Thanksgiving," was taken by cemetery. Funeral services . were con ,
:Mrs. N. Heard. The meeting ducted at the •Johnstone funeral Institute on Monday evening at 7.15 p.m, At that
closed with prayer by Mrs. J. HAROLD A. COLLINSON jaome, Lucknow, with interment
In Dungannon cemetery. The' time, badminton will be played, and'formation of
' Yeo. Harold A, Collinson, former pallbearers were W. 3: 11'acDon- ` °
The W.A. meeting followed ly of I, diel; but latter)- of p a club (under auspices of Goderich Recreation and
the presi Toronto, died old, Robert Simpson:. Jas.
with Mrs. R. ;Miller, at St. Josephs O'Keefe, John McKay, Elwood
dent, in the chair. I1Irs. R. hail-, Drennan, Aubrey Collins,
ler read the Scripture lesson spending some time at home _� Arena Committee) will be discussed. Everybody
!and Mrs, S. Farquhar gave the helping out while her father is. See our wide selection' of !
comments. Final plans were in the hospital. is welcome, so `come on out ti
made for the bazaar, The meet-; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dickson, Christmas cards at Signal Star
ing closed with prayer by Mrs. Arlene; Diane and Wendy, 'and Office•
R. Miller. Hostesses for the day , Mrs. Ruth Hayden, of Goderich,
were Mrs. L. Jervis, Mrs, M.'visited with Mr. and, 11r•s. E.'
Jones and Mrs. E. Potter; Harrison and Mr. and Mrs..D6n-;
*Cpl. and Mrs. R. Cameron'and ald Dunbar, of Stratford, on
, family have moved to P.M.Q.'s' Sunday.
at the RCAF Station, Clinton. -- - ---- _. -,
Mr. E. J. Trewartha, who. has
been a patient ,in Clinton Public
Hospital; , was taken- by ambul-'
' once to St. Jbseph's Hospital,
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'NIr. and Mrs: J. W. •C'orran , {
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' have sold their havera on No. 'for information and service on �w/��� D� 104, 4
Highway,oe and bought the magazine subscriptions from \i {��
home' of the late Lorne Murch,,
leClinton. Mr. Corran is a pat_',, Mary B,.. Howell
lent ;at Westminster Hospital,
:,London.
Mrs. J. Corran was called to i .All special offers handled.
London on Sunday night be-! Reduced Christmas prices now
cause of the illness of her "bus, j� available. Get your order in I''
band.• . ` ,
n o w.
,for .the Christmas gifts which,.
-� keep coming all year long.
NILE, Oct.• 26. —Guests on -43tf
Sunday with'Mr. and Mrs. Harry!
:Watson were Mr. and Mrs. G.or-!
j don Watson and family, of Oak -I,
ville; Dr. and Mrs. 'Moss McNeil;
I and family, of London; Mr. "and ,
Mrs. Schultz, of Galt, and Mr.
and Mrs. Russel Thompson, of
Clinton. •
A goad number from Nile at -i
tended anniversary services at
Diing;innon on Sunday,
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs, l.tui,,uiu :.:,quires wh.o, were
married in Nile United Church
last Saturday.
The Y.P.U. met at .the home
of Miss Elizabeth Clar'll on -Sun-
day evening. •
Mr. and Mrs, Russel Free
were,,,,guests of Mr and Mrs.
Len tWristilaw and attended the
Squires -Knight wedding.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
John Knight were Mr. and Mrs.
yIm. Kp ght,• of Sarnia; Mr. and
Mrs:—Leslie Knight, and Mr. .
.Elmer :McWhinney.
We are sorry to report two
of our older citizens were` taken
to GoderiCh hospital last week
in th epersons- of Mrs. C, Jones
and Mrs. J. Hamilton:
This Offer Is L mitaca. '-- so bearer Man
Winter to the gun and get your neve
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SNOW TIRES
at this great' saving!
Pante ,4&.. Worthy
Esso Se/vice
Victoria. and Nelson Streets Goderich
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Of course you can't set a price, can you?
Yet over 104,000 Canadians did.
They gave their lives., for you.
Will you remember theta by wearing a poppy?
At'the credit union you can save any amount; the change
that's jingling in your pocket, for example. Those nickels,
and dimes — the same ones you'd probably spend for
things you don't really need — add up fast when you save
them. Start now! Save that loose change before you
spend it for something else:
if'ith few exceptions, your savings are matched dollar for dol•
lar and in case of _Our .death or permanent disability, your
'loan is "('aid in `FuU' --with insurance provided by your
credit union at no extra chane through CUNYA Mutual, the
credit union insurance company.
Go erich Community Credit Union
27 South St. (In Bedford Hotel ,B1dg.) Rhone JA 4-7931
By the members of Branch
.109 of the Canadian Legion,
Goderich, on"-
Phone
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Amazing? You bet it is. It's America's newest laundry sensation'...
completely coin operated! You can bring in your laundry any hour of
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Mr. Douglas Squires, of Tor-
onto, was home for his brother's
wedding and also played for
morning anniversary services at
Dungannon.
Mrs. T. Dickson, of Goderich,
visited her brother, Jim Mc-
Intyre, and Mrs. 'Mcinty'te for a
few days last week.
Miss Mary Nivins, of Galt, is
YORK CREAM -STYLE
CORN
Fancy 20 -oz. tins
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CLARK'S
Beans with Pork
3
20 -oz. tin •
fOR 35c
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tACH PAdi rl ca'
,We're celebrating' our
3rd Anniversary
as a LUCKY DOLLAR,
FOOD STORE by offering'
7 yoa._ these._..BEST.._BUYS.-. Lor •
Thurschry', Friday
and Saturday
BEE HIVE or CROWN BRAND
SYRUP
2 -Ib. tins
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LIBBY'S
Frust Cocktail
20-0z. tin
39c
LUCKY -DOLLAR
INSTANT
COFFEE
lar 64c
LUCKY DOLLAR
PEANUT
BUTTER
31c
16 -oz. jar
FROZEN
GREEN BEANS
10-o•. wk=. 15c
LUCKY ,.
DOLLAR
FOOD STORE.
INSTANT OR QUICK
QUAKER OATS 34b• pk9. 39c
TEA 'BAGS
LIBBY'S
60's
73s
FROZEN PAS12oz.=k9 22c
STOKELEY'S -- 15.OZ. TIN
Honey Pod Peas 2 for 29c
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will' be
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