The Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-08-14, Page 8•
NEWS OF AUBURN
',/el.WILISi; Aug. 1:3.----°: and Mrs,,,
Eldon SteltFs of Torent%' riPent the.
NWelisend with `Mr.' States parents,
lir. and MI'S, J. e&Oita,
and Mrs,..Tho, 4olanstOta, 'Misa
Laura PhStilips and Miss Jean Septt
spent the week:end at Loudon and 'Port
Stanley; °
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Robison v)sita,.
the vveeksend with M. and Airs.
J. A., l',Tottrog Stratford.
Mr. and MrS. Harold Nicholson and
,td,anghter, ICarans, of Galt, spent the
week -end with Ireasparents, 'Mr. and
Mrs, JJ.
There, Will be no service in Kriox
Presbyterian.church next Sunday. Last
'Sunday Wv. T. J. Robinson, of•strat-
gOtril, occupied the Presbyterian pulpit,
and *livered a forceful sermon on
'"Iraiths"
Eugene Dobie, Toronto,
spent -the week -end at his home. here.
rs. Jas.Vartel and Miss. Sadie
Carter' visited over' 'the rweek-end with
Mr. and. Mrs. Joe Carter, of Port
Eego. —
Stephen Medd of Merton called on
Jas. Medd on. Thursday.
Mies, Betty Tungblut is visiting
Leonard Yungbiut, of Elmira.
, Miss Evelyn Plaetzer lute been ap-
, pointed, teacher. of the Summerhill,
school.
Mr. and Mee Wm, J. Thompson and
Mrs. Wm. Thompson, jr..have returned
after a.visit with friends at Courtlaed.
el, Mr. 'and :Mee. Harry Wallace have
--retleeied to their home at Wilkie, ,Sask.,
after a two weeks' vie'et with the lady's
mother, Mrs.- Johp symingttm, and
other frienclee,
Mr. Wm. Walsh of Detroit is Visiting,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Straughae.
Mr. :.;tewart Ferge >n .of Mmint
rbrest spent the' week -end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fergasons
Mrs. Bessie Sicily has returned to
Toronto after a week's visit' at Brus-
eels. Blyth and Auburn. .
The B.Y.P.U. will meet Sunday even-
tag with Earl Rait4 in Chart% _
Mr, and M. Walker and
Mary, of Toronto, viSited on Wednes-
day with N1r8. V. Boss. and M. and
Mrs. Jelin ilIOuston.
M. Chas. ASoelith, Who hae been
.visiting her.'..sister, Mrs., of
Teronto, ba e refuelled hOme.
Mr: anti Mre.,,MaitIand Alher • and
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Billie Craig visited over the Week -end
with Mr. and *Mrs. 'Stanley Stasser at
&Cult Ste. Marie.
Arthur has weaned home after
a visit With `frds ttt Woodstoek.
Te regular monthie 'meeting of the
Woroenie Institute Will be held in the
Foresters" lIall m Tueeday, August
19th. This i the ehildren'e day .and
the program will be put on by the
(*Whiten. Hostesses — Mrs. el. 11.
Johuston. Mrs.. Geo. Hamilton, Mrs.
Nesbitt, Mrs. Wifshingtonand Mrs.
Erratt.
' Rev. 11. V. Wilson, Mrs.'Wilson, Ruth
and -John, who have been spending
their holidays at their cottage at
Tobermery, ztre' expected home,• this
week. Mr. Wileon will occupy the put -
pit' of hie own sherd' MeV Sunday:
morning. Mrs. (De) Ferguson of
To'ionto is 'expected to lw present aud
render a solo..
Miss Amelia MeIlWain visited with
Miss' Bernice Blake at -Dunganeon this
w,eek. • •
Mrs. John MeKnight and grandson,
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Jackie MeKnight, have returned from
a eisit te Clinton. •
Miss Sadie Carter Was'ealled, to Port
Elgin on Tuesday by the serious ill-
nesS of her Sister-helaw, Mrs. Joe
'TO' THE OWNERS AND'
HARBORER'S OF DOGS
yeur- dog lieense is due and
MIK be paid to the Tax
Callsetor at the•Town Hall.
• Take tiotive . and act acestril-
Thgle".
A. C. ROSS,
Chief of Police.
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Carter.
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TI1OODE111C11 SIGNALSTAR
..A.DDRBEIS SOLDIERS' 1
' NALL Ift IN
Postiaaster-Venerpl. William r.
lock laaf;, always shown a keen personal
interest in providing a 1.tf•e and ex-
pedrtxtans Senice riiiafl to our- ever!,
seas.'
to.. One frequent eeteSee,Of
delay -ea' direet fault ,of the sender --
la 1llegib& addresses on mail' Matter..
It has frequently, been found that
peneilrwrit ten addresses lee:eine
saitudged and unreadable dUring t:ourse
of transraiselon, vvith the result that
ie Ver- ditileult, for, the 'Canadian.
Postal ('irp te effeet deliyery.
When ink is used there is less, danger
of the address fading or beconaing
obliterated aiet pereoes sending letters
and. parcele to soldiers overseas, can
help ensure their sefe unl .lt'(dysde:
livery by always haeing'estee taken to
see that the address is written in a
clear and legible manner, in ink.
All mail 'should be fully prepaid and
a return address giveu^ in the 4upper
left-hand eorner. Letters, parcels and,
newspapers- for Our troops 'overseas
should be addressed in -ink as follows:
Reginientel Number, Rank and' Name,
Name and Details of Unit (i.e. Com-
pany, Section, Squadron, Battery, II old -
lug Unit, etc.), •
Na me . of Regiment er Branch of
Service,
Canadian Army (:)verseas.
If the soldier is still in Canada, mall,
ehould lieaddressed to him givipg thie,:
Regimental Number, Rank and, Neerk;
Name and Details ar net (as ebove),
Nanie of Regimeet orleelr,a.nch of Ser.,'
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Name of the Plate in Canada where
thee Viet stetioned.
Baptist Ladies' Aid.—Mrs. Frank KINGSBRIDGE
-IJansing gate, her home for ,the Ladies' - .
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Aid meeting 'of the- Baptist chureh. onee KINGSBRIDGLE, , Aug. 13.—Mr. 'Bin
Thursday. The president,' •Mrs. C. A.eDaltoe and daughter Mary M.e or ,De-
Howsoe, was in charge. The devetional troiteevisitee their friends here % over
perbid was taken hy Mrs. Annie Walper the Week -end. . • . . .
and• Airs. 'Howson. • -- The roll cell was Dy. J. A. 'Resew returned, to -Detroit '
anewered with a verse „of Scripture on Sunday, -having silent last week
eentainingethe word -joy." 'Readings i-atert where Mrs.. Rasher aid family
were given lee,,Mrs._ Stanley •.Tohnetare , are remitining for .a 'While longer. •
Mrs. Walper tied - Marjorie . Johnston. 1- ----Mrs. Smith ,aed little A aughen!, Mrs.
The topic `TheGood 'Sainaritan" .was Mahoney and - her daughter, " Miss
given by Mrs, W. C, .Robertson., -A I Helen, R.N., and Master Charles, from
.duet was rendered by _Mrs. R.. J. Phil- t Simcoe, and )Jr. Frank Toueg of Car -
lips and Mrs. Howson. "Mrs. Asquith. 1 low called-- on their friends here • On
closed the meeting Aith prayer.. - . 1 Sunday. , . . . .
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Miss Stella Dean; of Poet Lambent.
MAPLE LEAF CHAPTER '
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is spending a while at her home here.
' At. the reular meeting of the Maple Me Wilfrid O'Loughlin of Detroit
Leaf Chapter, J.O.D.E.. -held August is spending, pert of his holidaye with.
Itle the -regent, Mrs. R. J, MeMehen, his mother and brothers here. • ,•
preeided. Mrs. Lyon,riean, who ' has Mr. and Mrs. Pope anl. family, of
bad eoneiderable expei•ience in -Girl Kitchener, spent last week in their
Guide week in Seotlehd, has consented 'cottage here. ', • • • . .
to he, caPtain dr the Girl Geides in the Mise ()live O'Reilly -of Chfeage. Mrs-
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CIIVRCII NOTES
At the Bcxptist church next Sunday,
Mr. Gibson, a layman a Adelaide
street %Baptist church, Illeeaden, will
speak.
Rev. R. E. °Closse, of -.Long Branch,
niinister-in-eharee at Victoria street
United ehureh, will speak on Sunday
morning on The lost Word." -
The regular meeting. of -the Arthur
Circle of Knox, Presbyterian church
Will be hehl 'August 118th at 8 p.m.
The -program will he Ill elra'rge, of Mrs.
Geo. MacEwan's group,
Turnbull Will Occupy his
pulpit in North street -United church
next Sunday morning and evening. At
the Morning service, the paStor's sub-
ject will be: 'Paving the Way for
Victory."
The W.A. of North street United
ehurch held a successful silver tea
and bake sale on the'parsonage lawn
on Friday afternoou. Tea was poured
by Mrs. C. F. Clarke and Mrs,. R, H.
Turnbull, and WU'S served bys ;qrs._
i; Hibbert and Mrs. E. E.
Tbassale„ in. charge of Mrs. J. R.
Wheeler and Mrs. Walter Hodge, was
well patronized.
PORT ALBERT
rmq AiltAIER,T, Aug. 111—Itevi.,F.
11 (,iuhn ,of Stratfore has' purchti,.
•the fot and-.vettage frOna Squadron
Leader Baylis, who has been trans-
ferred from he R.A.F., school here.' te
the West. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hodges. and
daughter Jean were visitieg friends
in Kincardine over the week -end.
The Ladies' Guild Of ,Christ church
-held their monthly meeting at the
home of -Mrs.-Gray, With ten members
and three visitors" present. A home--
inade • bakitig sale and bazaar was
planned and other business dealt with..
Rev, A. Maloney elosed the meeting.
after which the hostess _served lunch.
A •ntrieber 'from here will attend the
wedding of LeOpl. Woedrow Hoy,
youngest .son of R.- J. and the late,
• Mrs. Hae,IiiMiss ';81iirley Marshall of.
London on Seturday next'at London.
Anglican Rector to Leave.—.Itev.., A.
A, Maloney gavethe congregation of
Christ church a surprise when he an
flounced on Sunday that he had re-
ceieed notice to report at Edmontep on
thir-1W-tiiir, elle-Drain of the RA:F.
school there. Be leds been rectorof
the four parishes, Lucknow,
Dungaenon ane Port Albert, for the
past four yea'rs atel is liked by every-,
one.
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A GOOD CAUSE"'
'absence of eliss Edith Taylor. Mise M. O'Reilly afreeelerien, Mrs. •,e. Lae- ' • —
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Jack ,Mmer, is makieg his semi an . Groves, lieutenant of the Guides, .non„ Master Carl Gantee' Detroits"and•
•ils°0 t() take t p&1t1on, and 'N}Jes O'Reillv of Toronto iSited
the 1\hapter will till' her Position: Mrs; lied Mrs, Jas. Garvey on Sunday.
3Iemhers of the chapter volunteered . Mrs. Mary eflleilly and Mr. and
tieeelp the Lions Club at their annual Mrs. Redfern. of Detroit' are spending
frolie on Wednesday' pet Friday, a while with De -and Mrs. •Prayne
evenin& All 1 OD E nielinhers were and familY•
invited to attend an open meeting of
the Empire Seel -lee (Inf.) on 'August
I len. tp hear Miss tErlae White, regent
of ''th Munieipal . Chepter.
riLondon,Peek. On canteen work. , —Sudbury Star.
-Mr. Henpeck, what do you think
of a man who marries fie money?"
-1 think hesarns every mit he gets."
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A DZIRETT TaT CE
ONTARIO 'GROWN; SALMON iLESII
CANTALOUPES Bask.
16 -Qt.
• oNTatic 9Rovvii No. 1. Gil.p.g.
POTATOES 11.0 lbs. 21
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BAKED GOODS
AGELCCAKE—=-29c--
Chocolate Marsirnallow
ROLL Ea.17d
Plain, .3r Sugared
DOUGHNUTS Dwz* 12
BREAD'
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224 -oz;
Wrap Loaves 1 5C
• Due to a ,Government Ruling. Al1 A & P
Bread Will Be WrapPed Unsliced.
E11,104
PEAS
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lbs.23c '
Head _
55, ,
CALIFORNIA 'VALENCIA
°RANG: ES
CALIFORNIA RED, 'L.StIOUS
GRAPES
Iona Cut Wax or, Gpeen
.New Pack.,
20 -oz.
Tin
Garden -Patch 16 -oz.
New Pack 4. Sieve, Tin
• PEAS: , AvInier Choice.
New.Paek 4 sieve
ronicato juice NieV'Prcu
IVIATONNAIESE
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Anne.
Page
A&P Evaporated Mit.
. Tall tin 8c
A&P Fancy Quality To-
matoes. 2 28roz. tins 28c
Iona Strawberry & Rasp-
. berry Jam, 24b, jar 28
Suninyfield Flour ...
.. ..... 24 -lb. bag 6/c
Olt Fdge Bread flour:
98411 bag, $2,,4e
9c
25-�z
r,19C
16 -oz. 2. 3c
Jaz
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Good
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Size 9,
.42 .lbs. 25,
A&P
Ret(Xirile
_COFFEE'
Mild — MeUoV
1-113.
BagC
.04/0
BEANS With Pork .:6-01. 7,
Aylmer Tin
OLD CHEESE 4; lb. 25c
COIINFLIIKES7c
Pkg.
PLUMS:2 .itit I5c
Choice Lombard
Lyows TEA .mtelt 44c
MONARCH FLOUR 21-2.75c
5 ROSES non 1.111. 25c
MIK 2 age 43c
CAMAY SOAP 2 Bars lic
AMMONIA �an 4 pko- 19c
TOMATOES iron. nig 10c
PEAS stand.4 3 liz3. 25c
NUT SNACK14=20
PEARL SOAP ----4 mrs 17c
SHOIITENING Mitg. 1b, 14
A&P SELF-SERVICE FOOD STORES
Ou :led and Operated by The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Ltd.
roczs sti
CT TO"MARRIBT CHANGES. rtnittlIASES' 1.41MITE10, TO
FAIIILIZ WEEKLY ItEQVIREMEN'TS '
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Dual appeal toe funds tb maintnin"his
world-eenowned bird sanctuary at
Kinesville, One , Actual maintenance
costs, exclusive of salaries: .and other
t4penses, total -$15,000 11,nnually, so it
is to the public .that -the Seventy-six-'
yeareed naturalist. must look to pro-
vide fields far thie work. •
Most people .look upon Jack Miner's.
tageing systeui of.,ducks and eeese as a
17 St)AY AtrtGITST 14 01941,
Briefs
••••••••0••••PA
MeKinnen's sto're will he
closed from August 18 to Moust
While the 3.11t3SeS 7ileKinnOn' ittftelli'd Vac
fall millinery''display in:Toronto., 33
Monday evening, 18th
Orcha.>stra at Kingsbridge
Hall. Admission 35e. 33
All' roade lead to Ventral Business
Colleges=Goderieh branch. ,Goderieb
school of, businees—eihee open eery
Friday 2.30 to 4 o'clock, Phone or eall
on 11$ for full information. „ 33
'Phe Central Business College, Gode-
rich, 'will be glad to arrange individual.
instruction for the° wives of airmen,
soldiers or sailors' Who desire to train
for,business. Central 'Business 'College,
Goderich braneh, office open everybrris
day during Adgust. irons 2;30 to 4
Alock. Phone or call on us for full
information. 33
For Results — A Classilied
Ad
ISENT
To IRIONT.-1G001.1$ PAW& ABOUT
120 acres, situated on 8th maces;
sion 'Colborne Township, one mile west -
of Auburn. PossessiOn in fall; ViltANLI.
te'.17ANLEY., Proprietor. Colborne Mugs-
1cipal Telephone 180s. 31-5x
TeliI
owTr.N:1,0:41---001:. uipped fRor001MigSht;
honzekeePiligl DosSession at *once. Also
rooms and board. App1y•-4I.• E. EARN-
WELL,Keays street. 33-4x
TO RENT. -.7 VUIRNISII,ED COT-
"' TAGE, with electricity, inside
,plumbing, fireplace; will be ,vacant
after "August 31st. Apply MIS.
GRA.ONY, 'Menesetung Park, 33x.
TO WENT.--APA.BTMENT. 'APPLY
14 ,Iklontreal street. 33x
IIDEANS.—In W3inrN
ham' General 'Hos
pital, on, Monday., August 4th, to
Mx. and' Mrs, Carl Deans, a daughter.
IritITZLEY—At Alexandra Hospital,
• Goderich, ^un August 7th, 1941, to
Mr. and ,Mrs, R. ,.J, Fritzley, Grede-
rich, a Son.
AugustDIED
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FRITZLEY.-L•At AleH
landra 'ospital,
Uoderielh, on
Robert, infant 011.0of *r. and Mrs.
R. J. Friteley, Goderielf.
REID.—At 'Hamilton, Sunday, August
10th., 1941, Glen` Kepneth, infant son
of Mr.• and Mrs. Kenneth Reid of
Hamilton.
IN MEMORIAM -
MeINTLYRE..-----Ini leving memory of our
dear -son RUssell, who died three
years ago today, August, 18, 1938..•`'
His life was abeautiful raeraory.•
We death was a silent -grief ;
He sleeps in God's, beautiful garden,.
In SunsliVie ,of perfect peace. •
• e --Sadly missed , by Mother and Dads
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CARDS OF THANES
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AND. ,M1tS,..11AM11./WN OLUT-
TON wish to express their grate -
full' appreciation to all kind neighbors
and friends who assisted in any way
at the timeeof- the -lose of -their
by- ire.
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RS. JOHN 11. KAY',WISIIES TO
thank her friends for their kind-
ness hi her bereavement, with special*
thanks to thdse loaning cars, the pall-
bearers and Rev. Dr. J. II. Barnett.
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'MRS. H. TREBLE .-WISIIES • TO
thank her inany friends' ontl
neighbors for the Jew kindnesses
shown her during the late illness of
Mr. Treble; Special thanks to the
Mines, Mrs. Maskell., 'R.N., Miss
Stratighan, R.N., and Mis§ Crawford,
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MRS. DAN MePHIBE, ROSS AND
hobby whenthe fact is it is: of inestim7 wish to thaei all. the
theafriendsssistetrh(l32:1
e.14e'aittheghbrst i-mwelloorlthefire.thevarious 1'l'Ov1nc of Canada and :
'authorities- knowledge, Or where the
I birtb!"" are _ . each Season,. of the. year,
which Stator Province kills theemost,
,and where ' they are killed in any
any
huge nuraber. •
For illustration, North .Carolina at
•United ;States, because it gives the `3x
PUBLIC NOTICE
SHERIFF'S SALE OF GOODS.
COUNTY OF HURON _TO WIT:
one• time was killing more than, ten "By Virttie of a Writ of FL Fa. issued
out of ',His Majesty's Supreme. Court
of Ontario and to me directed against
ittibiLS-;Ttiel—eirirtte-le of W. W.
Martin,- at the suitof WAilliam Martin,
I have seieed and -teken. in execution
the following roperty, vie:: 1 crak
diningeroont gee Chesterfield elute
1 radio; - _kitchen furniture', bedroom
furniture; 1 electric washing
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machine; 1 electrie vacuum clean=
er; 1 electric iron and heater;
floor and table lamps, tables, ehairs,
book Case and books, curtains, cloeks,
pictures, rugs, mirrors, coffee table,
tea tray and wagonenoreh swine lawn
furniture, garden and carpenter tools;
tire place set; carpenter bench and
other articles.
'Which goods and chattels shall
offerf foie sale. at
THE COLBORNE APARTMENTS,
Hamilton street, GoderiCh, Ontario, on
THURSDAY, the TWENTY-VIRIST
IrOlt SALE
Fula SAiLE.—WeVIIISRFRONT
. modern furnished house; furnace,
eflttr,'water, sewer, bathing.
Var.t. }WALE, Bennett
,St., Goderiels • 21-tf:
FOR 'SALE.--00DERIOH HARBOR
lots' Nos. 1039-1. °Water, and rail
facilities. Good distrihuting peint for
coal handling, ete. Reasonable terms.
Further particulars, F. I). WIDDER,
CN'telerich Sigrial-Star. 33-30'
FOR SALE.—A• USED WESTING-
HOUSE eleetric stove in good con-
dition. Write BOX 54, SIGNAL -
STAR.
OR SALE.—MOFFATT THREE -
burner egeetric stove with oven;
bed -couch; vietrola and recordS, Phone
790 or 51. .7-- 3,4
WANTreD
rirEACHER WANTED.—PELEE IS-
LAND, ,Ontario. Teacher required
for iSehool Section No. e. L. MUIR,
Secretary. • 31-3
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AT E D. 7- TO BUY, USED
s eameras;.recent models' of 35M.M.,
or 214 x 314 cameraS preferred, 3. G.
HENDERSON, Photographer, 2 Hamil-
ton' street, Goilerich. •33-30
ANT E D. — USED WOODEN
staVe silo in good condition. 'State
, size,' condition and price.. Write. BOX
53, .SIGNAL -STAR. I -33
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WANTDD.--WONIAN TO DO ,GEN-
ERAL housecleaning onte a Week.
Writte BOX $2, SIGNAL, -,STAR. 33x
SALESWOMAN ‘VANINE16
pROVITABLE OPPORTUNITY D'OR
, women supplying demand for
Familex .Flaaorings, Fowls, Spims,
household Remedies, Toilet AL ticles,
et(\ On market ove4.* 13 years- Write
Immt,diately foL territory aftd whole.
sale propoSition. Attractive catalosme
JAREN; Mi s.s Cs St. 'George, 4170 $t
Clement, Montreal, 33
LOST
LOST;—IN VILLA.GE OF MATH 1..
••'"Or Auburn, t*o. 000.00 Domdnion
of Canada Bonds, On or abopt Jung
12th, 1941. Finder please write P.O.
BOX 547, Goderich. Reward wiiitibe
paid. 32-4
WANTED.—A CLEAN, RELIABLE
• . girl • or .woman' far housewor'k in
Torentci, beginning September. Geed
wages. Write,41-eing address andtime
convenient eeelnitereriew. MRS: J. It
McMULLEN, Box 12, Bruce Beaeh,
Kincardine, Ont. ; 33
NVANOUT-QF-T0.WN• STUD/
,ELNT desires' to earn bo rd I
• turn for housekeeping duties. Apply
BOX- 55, SIG'NAL,-STAR, Goderich.
States. Jack Miner gives thie inforin-
,ation to the proper' authoriries with the
result ,hat several sanctuaries -
been'eetablished in that Part of the
country,, giving the birds a place to
bryz,k he between Shpts. Bad it •_not•
been for JackMiner's tagging System
the authorities , would net have real-
ized What a great percentage was being
d•
killein such localitieS:
Xlies sumeuary• has preved that birds
will 'come back to the- same placeefer
, fond ,and protection. Only this spring
while making a catch. a 'goose was
caught wearing tWoetogs,,one on each
leg., Sete hadebeen Put on in the fall
of, 1924, while the tag on the other.
•leg was placed on in the fall of 1928.
Often one is caught which has been
tagged as far back ifs the fall of 1028,
but seldom is one taught that has
been tagged back as far as 1024, chiefly,
becausee Jack Miner wasn't tagging
' Last winter one was killed an North
• ° day of AUGUST, ••et theehour of '1.30
mirny back that far.
Jack Miner asks'. hew Many trips it of. the -dock.
Carellea thatehadebeen tagged in 1918..
would have made back and forth across
the continent had it not had a sanctu-
ary to give it safety frorq the 'minters'
• shot and shell. ,
Furtherniere, the tagging system
proves that they go front one -Piave ,of
safety to: another. Jack Miner has
melted photos from owners of' bird
sanctuaries in .North Carolina and
other States, as well as from other
sanctua fleain Ontario, Which. had been
_taken from -blinds,' which show the
•goose wearing his tag. Thus, while.
there are chains of sanctuaries
throughout America, birds cannot be
exterminated, yet the hunters- have
good shooting between these 'sanCtu2
aries. In other eel -4S, the vanctuaries
etop any chance of exterMination.
Millioii•of dollars Jiaie been spent'
in the',Utlited• Sfles and Panada for
musenms where only stuffed specimens
Can be seen • ,Jfick Miner ,asks, is- it
not just as importatt, if not More so,
to maintain sanctuarkee where speci-
mens ean be seen alive and saved frpm
extermination? '• \s. • '
- Doctor: I'm sorry, btu I ean't cure
_sour husband .of talking in his sleep.
Wife Well;Sthen„ could you make him
talk more distinctly?
No, macam,"'.;said the 'clerk behind
the drugstore soda fountain,' "I'm not
a ph rnuteist.' I'm., a lissician!"
11=84 SIIIIMILt NT
in this Week
DAINTY MPS and SAUCERS,
Vici-135fN-40e-.75e .
DREAREVI1 SETri
TEA SETS.
• RINNEEZ SETS
Von Jost can't beat them
.SIVIITIrk ART -AND GIFT
01101tE
East St. Phone 198
4,11/1111/40/1/11PlegidgeogiVA
N.EI.;SOIN HILL,
. ,Sheriff of -the County of Huron.
Sheriff's Office, Goderich,
August 12th, 1941. 33
•oxicuToks.SALE
XERMTOR'S SALE OF FARM
VILL.kGE PROPERTY
ANH HOUSEHOLD •FURNITURE
AND EFFECTS, ETC. •
To close the estate of the late Levi
• Ilarvvood the undersigned has re-
ceived instructions- to sea by public
auction at the home of the late Levi
• Marwood, Auburn, on .
SATURDAY, the 10th DAY of
AUGUST, 1941, °
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the fel-
lowing properties, nantely:
41. The west half of Lot 30, On -
cession 7, Wink Wawanosh. This -fa= '
18 Well 1?ul1t on and besides about 60
acres of workable land there are about
8 acres of bush.
2. Lot 125, Fulton's SurVey, in the
Village of Ault -aro, containing nne-112th•
of an acre, and h portion of Lot 124.
On. this property is located a, two-
story frame house in excellent- repair
and a stable. This is A tidy property
and 18 lighted. by electricitY. .
TERM OF SALO: Ten,per 'cent. of
the purcha,ssomoney 6n the day of sale
and the balance within twenty dayis
thereafter. The, properties will be
offered subject to reserved bids. •
Further. particulars and conditiong
of sale will be made known oil the
day of sale or may he Iliad on.ap-
,plication to the undersigned. .
Attht same time and place there
will be offered forsale the household
ftirniture and effects of the late Mr.
Marwood, which consist Of 2 chtp-
boards„ ziaboard, couch, 2 bureaus,
2 bedateads, mattresses and spring,
washing anaelaine, radio, chairs, a .22
rifle, and other ,artiele8 too numerous
to mention.
-' PEE118 01' SALE: Cash. '
DATED this. tWenty-eightlt day Of
3u1y( A.D:' 1941. ' •
GUNDitY, GfalerIch. •
A.uetioneer.
3. 11. ORAWPORI),
„ . * Winghain,
243 Colieltor for the Executrix.
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ease loft on beach Sunday moll:lbw
Finder please get in touch with VIE,.
M. SINYI)ER, phone 537. .;33
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTIOE MEIDITORS;
" ALL PERSONS, having chriras
accounts against the late Celia. Agnes
Pentland, fornterly residing in Nanton,
are required to send full particelers.
thereof -to he undersigned solieitor to
sthe-eiecutorS on -or -before the thirtieth
,day of August, 1941; after whichdate
the estate will be distributed amongst
these entitled thereto,- having regard
only to those claims of whieh netice
-shall at thst time have bten received.
0. C.
31-33 City Hall, Owen Sound, Ont.
ANTED.—HOUSEKEEPER, IM-
MEDIATELY; able to take
charge; family of four adults. Give
full particulars, includeligi whges exel
epeeted, .and—exPeriente. *rite BOX '
50, ISIGNAL-STAR. -33
ANTED.—A QUICK DELIVERY
• boy for office, with bleyae. BOX
57, SIGNA,TeSTAR. -33
OPENING FOR 'WOMAN WHO CAN
• use ear 3 te 5,Y2 days per week. on
Rawleigh Route your city. Write, to-
day. NO experience to start: Good
appearance and knowledge of house-
wie-ese-eneeds helpful. Preducts well
.,1010Wn. Write today. Rawleigh's,
Dept. Key No. ML -216-13911, Montreal,
ana a.
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BUY Ore IIORSES
and .deaa cattlg: must be sattablt
for mink reed; removed promptle
FRED GILBERT, R.R.• 2, BaYllele
Phone 908 i 22. Clinton, Calls paid
•
for. - 18-tf
NTED.—YOUNG ,MAN, -17--24-
-
high school educetiOn, to travel in
Western Ontario with sales supervisor.
Apply 7 Britannia road, 7-8p.m. , 33x
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•WANTED.—WORK KBY ME DAY ;
' also all kinds of sewing. Apply
MRS. DOM, care of Mrs. Bert Elliott,
Trafalgar street. 32-3x
Stranger: "So little 'Millie, who_used
to inake mud pies all the time, -turned
out to be a sculptor?" •
Pa Sikes: "Yes, worse luck! I
thought it was a sign he'd be a baker."
—"Young Canada."
"Are you the ;barber- who cut my
hair the laSt tinier" "I doubt it. I've
been here only six months."
NOTICE 'I:0 CREDITORS.
' 'Notice • Is hereby given to .persoes
having atet elahn against the estate
ofArchibald Johnston, late of the
ToWeship of Ashfield in the County of:
Huron, fariner,- who died on or about
the llth day Of July, 1041, to send.
saniZ to the undersigned, duly verified -
'by , declaration, on or -befere 22nd day
of August, 1941, as On and after that
tiate the, executoisleerein Will proceed •
to 'distribute the assets of the estate
having regard only to the claims then
received by them.
.Dated at Goderich tea 5th clay of
August, A.D. 1941. .
• .
• R 0. HAYS; ESQ., . •
Goclerich, Ont.
31-33 ' Solicitek fbr tlit above estate.
TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
sons having any claim against the
.estate of Mary Ellen Fellows, late of
the Town of Gedericli, in the ,09unty
of illurcei, widow, who died onor abut
.the,8thdlay oeJune-,eA.D. 1941, to Seed
same te the undereigned,-On or before
29th dayeof AugUst, 1941, as on and.
.efter that date' the _administrator of
the said estate shall. proceed' to make.
distribution of the, assets thereoe.,.hav-
leg ' regard only • to the chillies then •
fil:P1()1;ited • at Goderich this 12th de:r
Ali:rust , A.1 ): 1941.
R.
•33-5 for,the said Eeette.
NOT0 cREprfoRg.
oF ISABELLE
. Lot-IsE MacEWAN
.Allepersons having claims- against
the Estate of Iselielle Louise
Mac'Bwaii, Thte of the .Town of,Gadee
rich,• deceased, who died on or about
the •tenth- day .c,4 January, 1940; are
herebynOtified to send in to the under -
.signed., on er before the .29th day of
August, - 1941, full particulare of their,
claims. Ineeediatelyearter the said lest
mentioned date, the 'assets of the said
estate will he distributed, am,ongst•the
parties entitled thereto, having , regard
only to claims of which the .undere
signed shall then -have notice, to, the
exclusion of all others, and the under-.
•signed will not be liable,to any' person
of whose claim. the .undersigned shall
me then have notice for the aseete 8 o
distributed or any part • 'thereof..
-Dated at Goderieh- this 14th (jay' tie
August, 1941. •
--It. C. HAYS.
Solicitor for the Estate.
- -BE PROTECTED
AGAINST
WINDSTORMS
.FaraLi buildings protected for
less than one- -centper day.
Town buildings less than one
tenth of 'one cent per 'dile.
H. n. FORD
-INSURANCE
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