The Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-07-03, Page 8•.=••*"r,
TEE GOD RICH SIGNA
NEWS OF AUBURN
AtikalARIN, July 2,—The 10ea1 Branah
of the Binik of COnnueree will in lati,W
be rUu ** a 4ubaitigeneyalk Goderich
'branch aud wralee will be given on the
*erne 4*a-a heaetofere, both at
saubUrn, and at DUngau on,
MM. J. 'W. sSmata o lOoderieh and
MI* Setae, HOVaitt Of lIanailtan visited
'With Mrajos. liewitt On Tuesday.
Ms llowitt. is 4 daughter of•TheM45
Howitt of 'Indian Head,. fornaerly
Auburn. • r
Mr. and Xr KinW1), and daughter
June; of lianailtenespena the Weelz-end
With Mas. jee IrWi and 'Mrs. Geo.
Lawler: .
The 'WM.'S. !of Knox ;United eaureh
met oil sTuesday afternoon 'with aire,
jaaa•Roberten, in eller*, The IS,criaa
tnre was read reeponsively and alre.
Dorothy Wilso,n, who, had SKI:it a few
da S's with Mr. az;‘1 Niello/son.
Mr. John illeadle retUrned to Sa
atoon on Mouay gter vtingbro-
ther; 'Mx. 'George l0eadie, and. other
riouols here.
When the Good Ship
Sephie Was Launched
sTR
11 Briefs
(BY" W.' Va rhiUips in LendOn Vireo a well-known family of shipbuilder.%
Press)t eatialital her atal, when she "took up"
Mr. !Reginald Asquith, of Avvield, In' the,. 80's Doinittion Day vvas cola,- after lauaehing 'ale was tight os a
Quebee, is holidaying with his parent% • biated.ln every towa th Ontatio with barrel. ,
Mr. aad airs. -Chas. E. Asquith. • m11011=1)-1= parades, „, patriotic • kit. .WMiam X6Kenzie, of •Gtode-
Mr. James lien* and little son; a sneeehes and a.general good time. On rich, was her first skipper and Peter.
Galt, visited over the week -end With July 1. 1889, tie residents of .GodeaiePbaU sailed i» het. the first ttip.
his sister; `!,kirs. Chas: 'Scott; aud Mrrich were 0." little eurpriaed,. notwith-i Jelin MeLean uid Jim • Clreen• &SO Of
Scott. • • 8taWling the day, to see a loage• banal Goderieha'were' her second and third
Stanley McNeil and Jaraes HOliston, of 'forty pieees marehing down the captains. - Drene MaLeod, a Kitt -
both of the 11X,'.A.F. Manning (pool, street to the it& cif the drum. All the eartlines isudeeeded. them ana ta.aapts
Toronto, Were Weels..end Visitors at their musicians wore'lon"" 11ii d d Hugh; McKinnon followed Her last
4.1.0 an •
respeetivelassiee bee,
Mr. 1George Northwood, teller in the
Canadian iBenit of CoMmerce hete, has
been transferred to the branch at
at their „ head marched the town skipper On the lakes was 'Oapt. „Peter
,Isatelier, Bill alturney, sixfeclt four of aeKlunena
dignity nod inaportahce. She waT built for the lumber trade,
Round the circle they Went, then running a &oda deal of the time be-
Fleshertori
°has. Straughan led in prayer. Mrs.' ' . tweed and went down the hill to the tween Si:tallish Rivet and Ooderielit
Thoe. jardiae favored witiaa solo. airs. Mr. Stewart 'Ferguson, wao has been harbor,. There on the dock in front 'and also handled a great aiROU of lot-
xermeth stenougau .gave the fivie.„ in the Royal. Bank; Tottenham, for a of Lee's. to the west ef the Jlour ant% be from „the Georgian (Bay. to Sarnia
, year, bas been moved te Mount Foreet. wass a , schooner ready. for latinehing. with oceasional cargoes to the leaver
, The heralds Were given, by 'Mrs. Ja.s. i
Wood n ome Missions!' and Mrs
Tbeolaed Cross has reeeiVed the fol- 'She hall been contracted -for by, Mt. lakes.. _
z,_,fi"Il.
Earl Wightman en "Ohristian,tSteward- ! i°wil4g; 41"ta : 4 pairs two-way 'mitts, (Joseph) Williaras and built by Wia It. was in the late fair of 1u17.
ship.,,, • i 0 Palra aoeks (araaY), 3 arleevelesa ' liam Marlton. It was 136 feet longs Illie losses by 'war had Made IshipPing
- • ' sweaters .T foot beam and 10 -foot held. a Premium on the Atlantic. Any Ves-
Allele McLeod of Toronto spent ' ``'
i Mr. and Mre. Harry sarrestrong .sel fit for oeean work that could be
the week -end With her Mother' WIrs. i *II i The baud formed up in a large semi-
. jou • . &ludas' . celebrate4 their tvaenty-fifth i circle and within the CIRle were Mr. spared from the Great Lakes' was sent
Misa Mary Doble visited with ltand
wedding anniversaty at tlie home of . alaeltee, air. aenuanss and ids annege., down to the Oast. ,, The ;Sephie,,despite
' a.
—
MrsGOrdoa Wellsnear Myth
., . . labble, ... drss. , '.
M. Armstrong's brother,'Mr: J1. Wells, : it,", , s.ephic„, and otter interested her twenty-seven year a of service; we
Lii V , anMI'
e
, still A-1 and went to the Coast to do
Tav&Stock. viSited on Sunday with r
. Iof 'Fergus.
Farewell Preaentations. — Mr. and II f1:11.e,lektd:r \1 ?hail on e of the aailders,
, M.
.9.nt grs. Russel King. afra. IL. ie. °Riordon. andafamily left on i stood aeady with a maul in his hand,'
, Mr. and Maa. Ray 'O'Neill a ,parithin -1xonaY d
. . fgt., st.. Thomas, wbere Mr. : the bandmaster poised hi baton
her bit. Stopping at Sarnia theY
picked up Peter MePhap, the man .who
knew the boat from the tinie the keel
Visited ci•n Sanclay with. air. and Mrs. A. Itiordon- has secured the . position of bown eame, the bakon, down came the waslaid and also knew the courses
_
j. 'Ferguson. b .. . C,P.R. station agent. Prior- to their maul, the ship be,, to move; but well from Sarnia to Buffalo. Crosaing
,
Ms a Chriatine Ross, of Winnipeg, departure, Dorothy was presented with what music ensued!' A fabil resemb- Lake Erie they. ran into a howling
sDent a few days last week with Mrs. a camera at the contituation lance to 'Rule Britannia,' 'Britannia snowstorm.; It was no easy job to reef
F. Ross and Donald, • . school, while at the public school! R. 1 ta W - - • 11 b d t •ted
, ., u e es, a a Ne4,-,, c op ( 1 e e ec, . the frozen canvas. Under reduced
Mrand Mrs. Thos. Carrick of •Gode- itaymore,.was• given a pen and pencil The 'truth was .out ;,, none Of the eanvas she sailed gallantly along, rail
.
ricb and Miss Lois Ferguson of Clinton set and Grant was made the recipient mtisicians could play ; attached to Nicht down, while Peter unerringly picked
-visited on. Sunday with Mrs. Carrick's of a leather billfold .... -,Mr. and MrS• and every instrument was a kazOo.' 1.11) Ms marks through the storm. Tri-
.siSter, Mrs. John "MeKnight, and Mr. Riordon •have lived -here four years. The ship slid slowly along, paused al umphantly he sailed her into .Buffalo
McKnight. A Birthday Visit.—Mrs, . George moment on the brink, the,n plunged I harbor ; knowing the harbor well he
- Zir. and Mrs. John Haggitt, of De- Sturdy,' Mrs. James Raithby, Mrs.
. et ler-a, .
sideways over the do..ii, .riro•lit 1 1 • If'
disdained tbe aid of a tug. She was
trait, were w4k-end visitors with the and willing hands quiekly took her
former's brother, 3Ir. Wm. Haggitt. and lines and „pulled her into the dock,
.Mrs, itaggitt. where Miss Williams christened her
Mr. and Mrs. -Edgar- Lawson and -)Sephie," her own naille:,
Bernice,...11r. and Mrs, Wm. J. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Win. H. Thompson and Mrs. J.
C. ,Clark, attended the Lawson reunion
belci on Tuegday at Harbor Park,
Goderieh. . ' ' ' •
Mi. and. Mrs. Wesley . Bradnock
visited on iSunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Nicholson, of Galt; On their
return they, were accompanied by •miss_
Harry Govier, Mr. Ephraim' Ball and
Mrs—Harry Stark. and Betty visited
last Wednesday with Mrs. Chas. Lovett,
of !Clinton, it being the occasion of her
"eighty-fifth birthday. A delightful tltue
was Spent in reminiscence, and lunth
was servedto the guests. and celebrant
on the spacious porch. Mrs. Lovett
was formerly Mary, J•ane Ball, and she
is the oldest in her family. •*"
Farewell-Presentation.—A pleasant
social time was spent on, Friday even-
ing at. the ,School7house ef
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BE PROTECTED
, AGAENIST
WINDSTORMS
Farm buildings protected for
. less than .' one cent per day,
Town . buildings less than one
-tenth of ..one dent per day.
• 11. M. -FORD
INSURANCE
3 Hamilton St. "TeL 68w
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gathered to do honorto the teacher,
Miss Bernice iLaWson," who is leaving
after teifelaing in the :sclieol for eve
years. She was presented with a lovely
wall mirror and a bouquet of flowers,.
The address .was read by Margaret
Nesbitt and the presentation was made body, conducted the funeral service.
.by Elaine Johnston and Roberta Me- Pallbearers were Nelson Hill, Harry
'Vatic.. Miss .,Lawson made •a fitting .S•turd. Glen Raithby, Norman SlIcP-
reply. Dancing formed the evening's Pard, Nelson. Lear and Eddie Ball.
the last sohooner ever to enter Buffalo
harbor without a tug.
:There he said good-bye to her. In'
all his years of dose* association she
had never let him down ; in air weatlx-
Sbe was a beautiful schooner, three-.
masttd, th•tee gaff topsails and four er or foul, she 'could be depended on. 11/fR. AND1aS RICIHARD Mc -
to rise to the occasion. 'Her masts ALL
headsails later a mile was added INTYRIE h t th i •
The a 3 s rec a on for e many aas q
being easy to handle. Alex. Pontine, of deck; she was towed Own the Erie_
'kindness and expressions of sympathy
Ilarge Canal to New York, where her
spars were re -stepped. When last
was held Monday afternoon from the beard from she had' changed•her name
OPle _of Mrs.._ Geo„. 'Sturdy. M.rs_13all to the "Margaret. Roberts,' .tindloadtn
her daughter, Mrs. a cargo aif lumber cleared for 'Spain.
Cart, .62 Dresden, on Friday niglit a ter
an illness extending over seven yeara CHURCH NOTES
She- was tOrmerly Annie Moyerea
Her husband died four years, ago. She
Knox ,Charch 'Ladies' Aid Society
was a member of the:Plymouth Breth-.
met in monthly session pn Friday,,
'ren, and a Minister of that, religious
June 27th, with the president. 3Irs.
Alex. Straiton, In the chair. The de-
votional period was conducted by Mrs.
W. J. Bakees -group. Matters of 'bust -
entertainment. Miss Ila. Craig • has -Interment was in Boys cemeter.r. ness 'included final arrangements for
. the garden, part a and plans for
been chosen to succeed Miss Lawson. Mel annual decoration service or
picnic to be held at Bayfield on Wed.
Jinx 3rd, 1041
rowsoormarrommoromoropor-./ ' ,•,
For Results A Classified Ad
.0n 3.1rursdatY, July 17tb, perManent
waving by Mrs. Jean Smith
Stratford, at BrWSU. E%ebange
When you need ,taxi', day or
Qnjoy titlite'nktikokilir0.10dtmellobrIpee.44116.11r3Ini:tallerelY.:41:1111:eot1
RAIR011,91-a% TA"XI tAERNICLr, Victor).
street: ,,T,01. ' 27x
' .Annuar tag day for Arexandra X102-
pital and War purposes will be held'
Saturday, July •5th. . There will be a
house-to-house canvass and the co-
operation of, the einiena is earnestly
requested. , 2017
.s. uT:st 10,27ce, , A. &NJ. Atkr,
ehiropractor, will be closed until
Baekrite for the kidneys. Camp-
bell's.
.;tf
The grocery store •at the corner of
North ptreet and the Squate twos
vacated by Fred It. Price on June 30.
It has been rumored that , a ladies",
furnishing store 'win be: opened in the
;stand,
• ,
CARDS Or THANKS .
FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS.
• a. BEADLE wish to thank their
many friends and neighbors for tae
kindness shown them in their recent
sad bereavement, for the beautiful
floral tributes, and those who so kindly
loaned their cars. . 27
THE FAMILY Oaa THE LATE
CallibS JENKINS - take this means
to express their apprediation to their
friends and neighbors for the' many
acts of kindness 'Shown them in their
reeent ...sad 'bereavement, for the 'beau-
tiful floral tributes, and to those who
so kindly loaned their cars. • _ 27
; e w s o express e
Th boat !wit • hal the reputation of In the f
were taken out and laid along the
and condolence extended by- .stheir
friends and neIghber4...11pon the sudden
sing. of_..theirsonly--son;
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A number from here attended a' Ball's ceinetery was held .on Sunday
miscellaneous shower' "held Monday afternoon, in the church on the
evening at the 'home of Mr. and, Mrs. ,grounds. Rev. R. M. 'Weekes of St.
Harry Armstrong for . Mr. and Mrs. Mark's Anglican church conducted the
Jack Armstrong, newly-weds. • service, and g'ave an impressive mess -
Death of Mrs. James Ball. --The age from .1 Corinthians 13;12. Miiss
funeral of the -late Mrs. James ,Ball 1 Berta Asquith presided at the organ.
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F:RWTS and VEGETABLES
Head Lettuce
ArivE
Carrots "`E
Gre'eii and Wax Beans 2
CAL. VAL. oranges
"1- Seedless Grapefruit
1i6's
• .DILINIC.ICD
AAP COFFEE
Freshly Ground
iligoious; aini Winer
• •BOKAR•a9c_
mild mei mellow'
8 O'CLOCK 'Intl&
and Full-nodied
RED CIRCLE ed 311.
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MAYONNAISE Ann
PORK & BEANS
SALMON Tows Tiger
;cohee
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PEACHES
TOMATOES
Thai EtentbotA '4.. 38C 111... 75C
vir
LHEESE Old lb. 24,, modib.19.
DOMESTIC SHORTENIN'G' . 150
20-02.
31c
JUICE szzeruTt
Tin
& P-nigh*"-otY M EATS.
GuarariMeti
Bacon BREAKFAST
;r3 lb cello plfg,2q0
Smoked ShouldersL'ianch; - 27c
os lb.
- SPicnie st29cmokod Shoulders, „,.. le c
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lbs 15c
5c
5c
32c
each 6c
bunch
'r.
16 -oz.
Page aar
Aylmer
Tin
Dessert
Iona
20 -oz.
Tin
•
Tin .
Till
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ea -oz.
Tin.
•tz BAKED GOODS.
POUND CAKE , ,each 19c
WEINER ROLLS 2.1% 17c
BREAD,
Ana Pap wilito mama or Unsiiced
24 -oz.
DOILVCS
Wrap
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PURE LARD' 2 'bit, 17c
PEAS 4 simre 3 la 25`c
OXYDOL " • 2 RA. 43c
,CDISCO ,a' 21c a 53c
MATCHES Yule '3 kit pc
PRUNES 7P -80's lb. 90
• QUAKER rim:in 2 PICO, 17c
SPAGHETTI °this 2 Ittt 230
KETCHUP u„e2, Liirt 31c
CHICKEN as 19c
T. 'rarer 2 ta, 130
A& P SELF SERVICE FOOD STORES
r?, 'ijorrtA,•
Prim XisliAlett t�
fllT aSPAI 1 rit
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nesday, July 9th.' A pleasing program
was presented, consisting of a *piano
solo by •Mies Eileen, Bogie and two
vocaljiUmbers by the Misses Gillespie,
Smith -and B.ogie.
• There will be nO serVices in, the Free
Methodist churchliare on Sanday, July
6, on account of .a •district meeting
being held at Thedford. Services will
be held as usual the -following 'Sunday,
July 13. ' n
The . M. S..- •isf" Noiih street
United church will meef ok Monthly.
Jalsa6, aF3 p.m., in the Sunday seirool
room of t he churele alia. Wm.
Straehan will have charge of the pro-
gram and Mrs.. Jas. Hamilton will
discuss the, study book. Visitors NI
be made .welcome. • •
• Tbe induction ofsRev. R. II. Ternhull
as pastor of North street United ehurch
will take .place tomorrow araiday)
/ evening:
WESTFIE
WESTFIEDL, July 2.—Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Radford and. family attended
the 'Radford reunion at Stratford on
• Saturday.
Rev. II. C. Wilson and Mr. Wm.'MMc-
Dowell visited at Exeter on onday
evening, ,
LD.
Guests at the home -of Mra'atid Mrs.
A, E. Walsh 'ou Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. carlisle, Billie and. Elaine, Mis-s
Eleatuir Vennor, 'Misses Edna and
Audrey Walsh, of Hensel].
Mr. Stanley Neale of Glencoe visited
at the home of Mn. and Mrs. Maitland
Henry,• .
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wni. •Carter on Tuesday were Mrs. W.
Wilson, Clinton ; Miss (Ella Mao Wilson,
R.N., and' her girl . friend frail ,St.
Paul's Hospital, Hearst ; Mrs. Bpps 'and
children, of Clinton. Master Donald
Epps remained for a few flays' visit.
• On. Monday. evening the members of
the community gathered at the home
of 'Aar. and 'Mrs. Henry Armstrong to
• honor the navalyweds, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Armstrong, with a miscellaneous
• shower. 'The house was 'prettily decor-
ate(] with summer flowers., Mrallorman
• Mellowell read -the address toahe bride
and groom. The giftwere displayed
and Jack, on behalf of himself •and his
bride, thanked, those present for their
'gifts. and good wishes. , The hostess,
served candy to all present.
MAFEEING
MAPEKING„ Julv 2. ---Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Tasamley and family, of
Chatham, are holgaying at their cot -
tape at Port Albert.
Teachers and students are all home
for,,tbe summer vaeation..
alr,, and Mrs. George 'Saunders and
family visited on !Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Reg. BroomealIplyrood: •
The WfM.R. met last, Thursday after-
noon at the home of Mrs. SUM Alton.
A number Troy', this line attended the
anniversary services at Dungannon
rnired church on Sunday last, and
•had the pIeftatre of hearing Rev. C. IL
.Dieltinson oaToronto; a fortaa 'minister
of the Asillield cireuit.
• Mr, and. airs'. Musgrov-e of 'GrOsse
Point, Midi., epant a eouple of days, last
week with Mr. and ;Mrs. CRichard Kil-
pa f
'Sunday visitors with Mi. and 116.
Richard Kilpatriek were: Dr. and Mrs.
A. N. Atkinson of •Goderieh. .Mrs. J.
Priam M Mitebela and Mr. and Mrs.
Omar Brooks* of •Colborne township.
A presentation 'wag held last Friday
(welling in honor of !Mr. and Mrs. Rog.
Broome, newlyweds, iDuring the even>
fag they were- prwented with an at7,
-tractive Aladdin lamp and an ap-
propriate addre.4s from the Blake coin -
mu
Mr.‘ and Mrs: Palmier kilpatrielz and
little son Bryan, of Toronto, are home
1 for the boUdays.
•
BORN
Alexandra
•Goderich, on. July 3r4, 1041, to Mr.
andaMts. Harold Johnston, G-oderich,
a. daughter.
TAY)LOR.—On Friday, June 27th, 19411
to Mr. a a, Mrs. Gordon Taylor, R.R.
• 2, LuCku (nee (Hazel Gauley of
Goderich),•a son, Thornas Soutar.
VANDERBURG.a-At .Alexandra Hos-
• pital, tGoderich, on july 1, 1941, to
Mr. and Mrs. • Albert Vanderburg,
Goderich, a daughter.
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DIgD
iGoderich, on Fricay,
June 27th, 1941, Giles Jenkins, in' his
90th year. '
TOOMUS—At *Toronto, on Monday,
June 30th, 1941, • "Girsham Ed-
ward Toofabs, _beloved lather of
'Alberta (3.1rg. S. H. Ingram); Mil-
• waukee, Wisconsin, ' brother of
• Joseph, 1California, John, Cleveland,
YOUNG.—In Colborne Township on
Smiday, J une 29t1i, 1941, Bridget Dal-
toir._ widow of -the late James Young,
in her 92nd year,. ,„
IN MEMORIAM
MIallatAY.—In memory of john W.
Murray who died ten sears ago' on
June 20th. •
-To live in the hearts of those we, love
is not to die."
—Lovingly remembered by Wife and
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COMFORTS
(Prom Punch) ' •
Oa, my love,he has gone with the B.E.F.
to wherever it is they go; -
And wheiever it is a shocking place
for mud and rain and snow;
My love has a brand-new battle -dress
which the Government gave him
free, • •
Butany love he w'ould catch his death of
cold, he would, if it wasn't for me.
I thought of my poor love's chilbfains
(they're terrible ones, my love's),
And r .got some wool and • ts knitting-
•?' 130Oole, s a; nd I knitted some beautiful
'Ana I thought, with ajl, that standing
about my poor, love's toes . will
freeze,
So I made six pairs •of four -ply socks
coming right up over his knees.
" •
-NOw nay I thoughtawill be warm
In 1114 hands, my love will be warm
in ilia feet,
But he must be feeling a horrible
•draught where his neck and his
collar meet ;
So I knitted my love a muffler whieh
- would go twice round his throl,
With niee long ends for my love to tuck
down the front ,of his pvercbat.
I knit for my love in the Underground,
, though the Underground is, a'lways
full, • ,
• And I haven't room for my elbows, and
• people" tread on the wool; .
But I've knitted my love a sweater,
• abieh zips up close to his chin,
Arid I've given it, lots of pockets -for'
my love -to put things in.
I knit for my Imre as I wait for a
bus, 1 knit on lite district train,
And the lights go off, and the lights to
on, and I have to -unpick it again ;
tut I've' knitted my love a helmet,
the way the pattern said.:4.
exeeptIon his -eyes and his 'nose
• and his mouth, will cover the
• whole ok his head.
-I knit for my,' 16ve ,livelong day,
knit far into the night;
have knitted a muff for nay love's left
ear, I am knitting one for his right ;
'I shall make him some mittens, and bed-
- soelis, and then, ao it aeenas to me,
My love will be ae warna and dry• as
my love can possibly be.
041, iny love he has,,:one with the B.V.F.,
•and wherever it is they've gone,
My love may gad he is mueli too hot
with only his, uniform on,
But I don't 'mini; that will matter, for
I 'know that nay low moist know
It isu t becaUse I want to fuss, but
became I love Lim so.
TO RENT 4,
rro ItiRST.---atOOALS. APPLY
44 St. David St. or 1.SIONIAL*Srialt.
.27x
110 It UNT.—TWO tLARGE IFURN.
„~- Josipup room* on ground floor; ale°
board and room. J. E. IIA.RNW1,141
• •
Keays 27-8x
It BENZ—J*4MT OF FARM
JanalSC, eonveniently situated in
Goderielt towiiship,214 'inalle.• front
towia. Uooi eomfortable house with.
Hydro • light and -up-to-datefurnish-
ings, ',Freedom. of house' an'a farro.
Oity "people preferred, Apply BoX 41,
".$11GesTAT4TAII.,' • ° 2740,
FR BENT.—OOTTAIGIE A;T PORI!
••••"-• ADDERT. Apply to MRS. WATT.
liAMIUTON, Lueknow. •
,s11Ie,,_-.B.U.OKWIIE.A.T, 200
bushels or more. 11.1RAJM
R.R; 6, Goderieh. .
BRAY•allArTPLIIING TILL MIDDLE
,, July to rill innnediate or later eldek
orders. Get yours In now. Bray
pullets still good buys, day-old, started.
E. alsaSOMDRISALIL, R.R. 2, Goderich.
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POR SALE—.BIGGS COLD HONEY
iMIRAINIER, N. 1 *size, used only
„YeUkenewLaisesetofssiaIes is
4't,
'goodconditien. Mts. J. B. aleMATI-1,
illolmesville, phone 901 r/T17ntlinabh.
27-9x •
FOR SALE.;•(--WATIEOPRONT —
modern furnished house; furnace)
cellar, water, light; sewer, bathing.
Or part. CHARM'S IlEALE,• Bennett
Goderich.' 2142.
pROPEIRTY FOR SALE.— a BED-
ROOMS, 3 -piece bathroom, double
varier*, sliding doors between ;.dlning-
r0oj11,.kfa5troi1k1tchen,-w9o&
shed, ceraent cellaza ,garage, large
garden•with some fruit trees. Close to
-school. Apply--c-orper of Raglan -a -and
Gibbons streets, Goderich. ''$1200 caeb.
27x
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FAIT sALE.-cozy mEs swim
• suitable buildings on small acreages
on 'Huron highways ;. poultry, beekeep-
ing, fruits, vegetables, -sawmill,- eho
ping • mill, • stores; restaurant; large
number of improved farms. . WM.
PEARICE, Realter, Exeter. 4 26-.8x
MEN WANTED
BIG
MON'EY' FOR YOU. ,SELL
Fardilex, line of over 209. guaran-
teed houselield, necessities'. • People
buy on sight. Big repeat business is
Rure. Now la the • time to make
your aloft: Everyivliere business is
booming! If you axe industrious and
wiiling to -work; send your name and
adirreSs, and you will receive our
illustrated catalogue and pla.i.
FlAMILEX : 370 St. Clement, Mon-
treal. -• 27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO ,CREDITORS.
All persons having claims against the
•'Estate of:William John. Foran, late of
the Tctwn of Goderich, in the County of
Huron, .whoached on or abOutAhe 26th
day of May, 1941, are nOtified to send
full particulars thereof to the aqnder-
signed on or before the 5th day- of July,
1041, as after that -date the -Executors
will distribute the Estate havin-yesard
only to the claims or which taa, shall
then have notice.
- DATED at 'Goderich this 16th day of
June, A.D. 1941. '
•FRANK DONNELLY,
Goderich, Ontario,
• 25-7 Solicitor for the Executors.
OPICE TO ORED, ITORS.
f" All, persons having raiding against
the estat of George Wesley Fielder,
late of the Township of Aehfield, who
diasd on the 23r4 day bf April, 1940,
are hereby,-potified to forward full
particulars bf such claims to the under-
signed on •or before the 25th day of
July, 1941, after that date the' ad-
ministratrix will proceed to distribute
'the assets of the estate having regard
only to the elaima of which she then
has notice.
Dated at Goderich this 21st day of
:lune, 1041, by liatAmc DONNELLY,
Goderich, Onta,rici, iSolicitor for the
Adminiatrat4x. , • • 26-28 Bridge tenders wanted foaithe eon.
struction Of a 20 -ft. span conerei,.
bridge on concession 2, RD. Tenders
to be opened .Tuly 141h at 3 p.m.
Plans and speeifications may be se..rk
with the road i;iiperintendent, HERB.
C. .CritrtAiN, Lucknovv 7. •
A marked cheque for ten per cwt.
to accompany tender.
HELP THE RED CROSS.' 21* -43 , (*. E.. IfeDONAMI, Clerl
• Low
_
TEN' I)OLLAR
131IL4L1S at peach, or in town district.
Finder please notify 010N0AL-ST.All..'
Iteward.' 'L'7x
.••
LOIST.--4011ITE. IT1RS111
ING registration eard and opera
ator's lieense. Finder please 'notify
jOYCE.-GARDNER. 27x
LOST OR 'STOLEN', . FROM tilaIsafj.
039,01100D . of 'Huron road,- a.
beagle; black and white body with light
fawn -colored' lread;, 1 year old.
perSon''•detaining this '' dog' will, be
proseeuted. GOIII)ON MacDONALD,
'Tones streeti• Goderieb.: '27x
vimierrosiimaionisomionir
rouNR
FOUNID:4-A. PURSE IN 11A14303.
on Ante. 26th, *containing a
sum of Money. Owner may Isav,e it.
by calling at 55 West -street and pay-
ing for this ad, 9 •27x.
HELP WANTED—MALE OR 'FEMALE.
DImairsinion WAN1TE.D TO
• handle establashed Watkins routean
.Gederich. Possibilities runlamited.,
'Special starting allowance to enable
,you• to 'clear. 300% profit. Apply at
once CITY SALES DEPT, 2177 Masson
Street, aalontreal. 27
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PUNIC -NOTICE
MURRAY;—WILL .THE DESCEND-.
ANTS of John Murray, born
Castleton, •Scotland, lst April, 1832; last
known address (1863) TurnberrY,
Wroxeter P.O., Huron County; please
communicate with STEVENiSON &
JOHNSTON, Solicitors, Langholm,
Scotland. Any information will be
.aeknowledged. 27
wifillirlograirroirsiffilb7...rairroaliftrorroorrixiiirriirlirrimr",2romm
-WANTED- -
WANTED.—A )CIARETAKER FOR.
ea....cemetery_
commence at once. All applications
received by the undersignedup to
Wednesday; July latia 1941.
MM. SALLOWS, Township Clerk,
R.R. 5, Goderich. • '27-$
ED.—MATBoy) -*Tga
, BOX 40, ISI.GNAII,STAR.
27x
WORK WANTED.--ISCHIOOL GIRL
requires work as mother's helper
during. holidays. Good with children.
Apply to 66 ST. PATRICK street be-
tween 6 and 8 p.m. ' 27x
iATANTED.-eTO BUY
OLA HORSES
and' dead cattle; must be suitable
for mink teed; removed promptly.
FRED GILBERT,. R.R. 2, --Bayfield
Phone' 908 r 22. Clinton. Calls paid
for. • , 18-tf.
WANTED.—PRCYMISTANT kl
ER 'Wanted in rural Achim. Duties
to begin in Septeraebr, 1041. MINNO S.
STEOKLE, Secretary -treasurer, ,phone
Henea11.98-13; • • " •. 27.8,
WANTEM. --- MAN WANTED TO
learn our buslisess. Salary and
commission. for right Man. Good
chance_ of promotion, Apply BOX 39,
SIGNAL -STAR OFFICE. 26-7x
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS_ WANTED
Vor 350 tons of oil treated Stoker
Coal, inch by one-quarter (1" x 1/4").
Analysis and trade name of coal must
be submitted with tenders. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted and
all tenders must be stibmitted by 12
noon, July 15, 1941,• to W. L. Whyte, '
Secretary -Treasurer -of Huron County
Plying Training School Ltd., Goderieh,
Ontario. • 27-8
T
El 'MARS WANTED.
'Tenders for the purchase and re-
moval of the weigh scales building in
Dungannon will he received by the
unaersigned up- to July aathas-19411--
'renders not nmes!:;arily -alccepted1,2
not approximate +cane of building.
DURNIN PaIILLIPlaa Clerk a vvf-st
Wawanwh rwp., Lueknow No. 2.
27 ,
rlimsamits wAmnim—TowNsinir
.90F ,
• Money will. take you a. long way in
this world, Mit you'll be Surprised how
far a smile will take You, and it costs
nothing.
imsor
4,PAINT
• Now is the time to do outside painting. We handle a
full -line of C.I.L."Paints and Varnishes. For a WHITE
paint that stays white use CIL. TRUTONE WITITE. Keeps
white houses whiter.
COAL
° Now is the tune, to put in your next ivinter's supply oY
coal. The price is now at its lowest. We stock MR Cone.
Cleaned Anthracite which is free from slate and 'clinkers,
• low M. a,sh and high in heat units.
Chas.,C. Lee •
•For Itardwaxe, Plumbing and floating,give us a.)eall.
Phones--Oillee 22. 'louse 112 At the lirarbor
(-41,
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