The Goderich Signal-Star, 1944-04-27, Page 4o sons- Florists
SUCCESSOR TO LATE GEO. S1 EWAR'
GORERICH FLORIST F��
40TEARS
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path to lids door. .:IS(lv.uns'tps ar.out oour line
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V' s .growing
better `Ilaaits
and
better do esand
the let
e
of
.GE1erie , -and vicinity ate' coining' 'to .49 Buce • St, increasing
'La n
xiuml>'ers•; heca.ase o�' t`be;.,catra :�ratillie° tr>,'k'rr"tiaac tiffs. �� ,,a� i ,
• .' Really ripe
.faxlas at 15 40' renis tt�Pa yy mo•m
', ' t 1 N�` Cents pper stall: A .
.; `Reautifu�l4iarllsp�r•'xa�: �.co1Er'ars a . R to � . .. .
- .' •-.. yo 'f,are-, ss .reed +af .ir equal'
''�'`�ck •ars nt�t ora the Town ScttEa,r� but ;v 3 a w �
deal; at e-49 Brnee Street. ° . • , • ;�
•: Come • and. see for yourself or if that is impossible we are as
near as . :our els hone.••• Call 195.
iiA1 pY II, ►Grin.. ~°ITER
Relatives here have learned of the e
death at Buffalo, I+I.Ia., after 'a ;long
illness. of 'harry U. Sebuuiacher, soli-
in-law of the.late Mr. and i3irs4 Thglitas
youu •g Oaf t oderirlk. Mr. Schumacher
.x fifty-four r r�.
was bzfifty-fourfifty-fouryears aatit fort..
Rigin, Ont., and *mit to Luffalo4wefty-
five .^3=eaars ago. He -established the
Iiait1harrit alts OunPatrY--and---ope
aced°=it for to r years before --gym• iz"
IL 'IL Seladhacber Inc., a real , estate
atpd; iilailClii�g a ti>r;'w«.- -fie- was i-aaoXai,i1
ei'
of Central Pres% yteriau church,•I3uffato,
and: Chairman b .of the congregation, s
� al i
finance_ . c. olaitaaittee. Sltr it „i g, h an are
l; Young, j�.^ t�ifp. f/ *i e,l: G•lac.v, it - .and.
�...:n~_�xtttghter;---�lrs-•-i����=:�Eh�,;
both of ilufiralo Ids mother, Sirs, Agnes
w ei nil teher, 'and, a easter„ Mrs.
il,atirzi i3annat\'ne n N•lagara I' 111s.
'Ont,„The funeral took place at Btiffttl"o.
.ISS ISA13 LL+ , IacDON:ALI?
The 'shbek and painful burns suf-
fered 1y Miss Isabella Macdonald when
her clothing .took fire' from an . Alien
element of the electric stove at the
home of her.. sister, , 'Mrs: - Starks,
Waterloo street; as recorded in last
week's Signal -Star, resulted in her,
death at Alexandra. Hospital on Thurs..'...
day evening.
• '-Miss Macdonald was in her ' eighty-
second year. She was the daughter of
the late John nndi e11a:Macdonald, was
born in Goderioli, gild, with the .ex-
ception of a fea(C years spent in,•T.ou.
don, had 'lived here practically all her
life. She was a member of ICno Pres-
byterian church, and a highly esteemed`
citizen of her native ” town. She is
survi1 ed Try them—you will
them.
S;-
EAST
STREET.,
Bayfield road, on Saturday afternoon.
'There wag a large gathering to pay the
'sinal tribute to one who was . highly
esteemed in a wide circle : of relatives
and friends. The pallbearers were;
Leland Putnsmore, of Stratford; George
Salkeld, of Goderich township; Wilmer
Wallis; of Clinton; Walter Washington,
F
of West '�S• awaanosh ;
xs;xae, Miller, of
St.Helens, and Irving Hunter, of
Col.,
borne to,xvnship. ipterment was` in the
family plot in. Maitland cemetery.,
:aetIv erresent - o ` Strat.
elftjton '=L'ac oiv, '-St. - los; -tuna _ -.
and other Points. a
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panya. ' . The pallbearers ; were Gordon`
MacDonald, 'Orville Holtzman, Arthur
()lark", ` Bruce Teiul ant; H.,.. J, A:; .Mac-
Ewaii of Goderich, aild John T. Newell,
of Toronto.: Interauent Was in Matt
land cemetery: r,
Out-of-town.• relatives and -friends 'at
the funeral. were; • Mr. '• and Mrs.
Harry . Buchanan, and '. son, of
'Smith's Palls Afr. and Mrs. 'Harry
Stowe,, Toronto; l4rs.` Murray Mac-
Doziald,- Ottawa; Mrs, Leonard Roberts',
Kitchener ; Mrs. Agnes 111cQuarrie, Tor,
onto; Mrs. A. G. Reid, Sarnia ;'Mrs. Ed.
Loonis and Mrs. Herbert' Barker, -Strat-
ford ; .Mrs. Ward «'urn, Mr. Piukiey
and' Mr; Jas. Wainbald,•Y •atcUeaier; -and
with -whom she lived. lIi s.' a1ealxn °Thum, field:. , _
The funeral' was held' from the res.-
deify. `of Mrs. •Swar'ts on Saturday of.ter-'
noon; They service Was conducted :ty
Rev. Richar4 ,' tewart and the. .pall-\
bearers were Bert, John and Gordon
-: M'acdonald Elliott Drennan and Reg.
Barrows, all nephews. Wird Neil McKay.
Tnter,inent .was iia," -the family loot in
Ma .thrid' cemetery,
for a year north of 'Yorrkton. • In 1004
he lolled the staff of the old Territorial
Government. lie was promoted to chief
cler of the Department of Highways
and held that post until 1915. • • He was
married at Winnipeg in 100T id" MISS,
Iteb eeaa,' C. Carr, of that city. In his
early years he was an outstanding;
i , i
baseball and saucer player, aaatllvaa� one
of bestcurlers in' in . He was
theRegina.
president of the)Snskaxtolaewan' Curling
three graudebildren.
The Regina Leader -Post published a
tribute by lion. A. P. Mcicab, Lieuten..
ant -Governor of Saskatchewan, to Mr.
Q M
of which she la
r!�s
the yousaid:
Brown,. in ..
"Job Brown was one of the 'kindest.
hearted men I ever' knew. ;f To, his
friends Le wa loyalty Itself,: On og•.,
,.. detriment,
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Association
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t ssoelation for two years. lie was al:; Saskaatchewan► Ilionee�'.. ,.. , tiring the '
1 d-- m;e eY af, -rth "'S ascana. Iod e,^. ,11% Ia1:it' v lltSG'caa;Erwh; lived iuetI
g • ?-althou h--7ert a -
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•'Tae death of a' former 'resident of
,Goderieli,.To b Par,sens Brown, occurred
suddenly at Regina Sask., ,.,onsMarch
•
l ^o'the
Dceeased,_ wal,EY an. employeeof
Federal income .tax department ' and
that morning he -had just finished sign.
lu leis: name onr . the register ' when he
• a
collapsed 1u: the '' ineonieto office in
the 'ederal , bulldiaXg... 4 �,
BroWi 'was born •October .2p,
1882; at Auburn, sour of, the late ige.
and Mrs. ..J. ?. BtoWn Te; family.,
later' nnoted'to f3oderieh'and 1 3 1 leer, .�
,for. •a number of yparq, 'during whie4h
period Z. • P.,, junior, attended• scho l•
here. In 1002 ,he went tb,,Regina, at-
tended Noriaal School there,''and taught'.
Surviving are his Wife, two sons, o. Number of , useful ogeeupiltions. At
' ' '. of his death,, l e was serving,
Ralph, i -'4't' andFlying Officer _ xlac time'
JOb Parsons13 ems► with• the 11.O.A.T'. the -(iov eruweht of Canada In : a.yen"'ye..
overseas; two,(brothers John of Ae�" . important local branch of 'the service.
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Try Oetres"nude 'Tabtets. Contains 'toidee..Often,
lanta. Iron. vttamlf B1. ealolium. phosphorus: aids tO
normal Dem vim.•vl3or,'vittality after 30. , or be.
Introduotorr stag ••only'35e, If not dellthted'rdtii,.
results of dud package, maker refunds. foe
At ali druggists. ptatt tskang OstrexTat
• MELVXL, Y� EFPRE' . 1 I
WINDSOR,• -April G,--- Meiyille- J.--
Jeffrey, of 71 Giles Boulevard east,
died in Grace Hospital, Detroit, Mon-
day rafter an illness of two weeks He .
was bon .in..Enrlhrich fifty Yeats ,.o
and had lived in' Windsor for thirty
years. Mr. Jeffrey .wa,s-a- department
' ALLAN MaieDON,ALD manager bf the C. IT. .Smith store.
For the past six years he 'was manager
- A highly respected •citizen Cif Goole- of branch sores of the company ,in
i�ieh...for-the-lacfi fifth tate' �'eaus 411411.-Amherstbnrg, Esse, _Tilbury and.
"MacDonald, -Brock street, ,passed away Kingsville. He was a member 'of the
in Alexandra Hospitalcin ' Saturday. tin, Ilgly Name. Society of >Ste." Clare'sl
his seventy-fourth. year. He had ,been church and a• past president of ` the
'ailing for the past year wit a heart Ushers Club there.' He 'is survived by
condition and more seriously The week leis' widow, the former Ellen Tremblay;
before his' detill:t' 'when, he .was removed 1 two daughters, Jean, at home, and Mrs.
Francis Langan of Windsor: one 'son,
William, at home; . three, brothers, ,Pte.
Edward 'Of the Canadian Army,' Ernest•
of 1tQn:trraI' ::Tubb of ::Tubof -Kin
, c'
Bucltanal.1's Planinglash.nnt for• the 4l:so.surait-ing•are three sisters, Alis.
last few .years. With the Goderieh Salt iT.' Visser and Miss Irene Jeffrey of
Company, He was a member of Knox Goderiehfind Mrs. William. Willoughby
-Presbyterian' ehtiveb, Jana for several of �yiiii`lsor. • one` step -sister;, Phyllis, of
years was' a member'"tit'the choir: He ,+ , &rich,. and his- step-mther, ' Mrs.
Belonged' to tae Canadian' Order ,fa Elizabeth Jeffrey of `Goderich.• . - Forester He 'He was twice'niarriet1,•if"rst .y. ,
to ,,Miss Mararet_..('oatefi. -By this Mrs..J�e re :1T1s._._Winsei and the
itTlrr'�rtt t5x1f too list ... ". ,r .ry
_a , ; . • 11f%sses.,���ane...€lncl P1SyI1'is •T�iirey at- _;
now deceased, .`TAa"er ='lir ina-r Cts tenclecl_ the funeral; c= iph took . iloee
- .
let - .Cole.: Who ::`t la a; ivies - With �. M _. , to . a: :bro era:
,, ,_ _ ,, . , , r. a t,—.4 n.sor •. a �,d ?e :,..
• -� also attended. - ., •
children; (npt�atn 1Taiiray '1 ercDona�t, � �: "-- •
of the .-Canadian, Army; Who left Ot-
�- -"r;, li you listen- to- siews-of- what-' Compazed_with that, ng amount •
through ' of -self-denial is too great.
-oma_- boys : ♦are. -;going • g •Are you prepared. to put EVER'
. overseas .: �:. P.
.,-and read the casualty lists id SINGLE . DOLLAR You CAN
. SAVE into Victory bonds?. Into._
your newspaper everY� day., bonds. 'that will assure '''-a steady
. . and measure the sorrow and flow of vital `'supplies to' bung
anxiety►.,,. that have come to. thou- Victory closer? '
-_. -- sands of Canadian homes' :and That's • what, YOU can do to
may., -coni. _to. -many! more... _bei ., ..short eta, -i,he war, to sane"'
y ..: P that's What the •
k...�..,, _ . .._:...--''�ed#ha "' •dun at"c" r osous krtii�id G s w
A,r� .your .a; !, . :. #� e
doing Alit. YOU CAN? - wearing,. of . this-ernbieiii means
:women fes ioor-m= that,..yoU too'- r i,.ng-your share
:-_.�ur��cn. .._ _.._ _. _ all t • e•
are - ready, if • need, be, to die for :. that you are burang,
'Canada, for ;Freedom, for YOU. Victory Bond you cant.-
r -
to the hospital. Mr: MacDonald was
bol;{n _ in Bayfield,, son, of the late Jam:eS.
and Elizabeth-• 4#tn iuy MacDonald. Eor•
v'rrr;
was employed -70"
Iat'C•a by plzue last week, and - is now • -:-IRS.,, •STACEY J: A11,1•Mlt .
overseas, • and Mrs. :Cell Fr. ser M ,..., , '.I, warner, f 25 Murray
("Mairgneiitel', 'of Chatham., A brdt er, t • •
7aines..-4s-.M.:-Saisk,�tclielin, Ala a sister;-tree,ulb r,v; stied-=-st3ddeniv in- St
Mrs. A-. 0. Reid. at Sarnia. There are Joseph` Ilosprlta1, ,Sudbury,..late •Satur-
. five .-..gin iulehiltlrtnn and,- two .; `•great- day afternooix; • - April •- 22nd• in her `.
grandchildren. twenty-seventh year. 'Theo�rmer E+dna.�..
The funeral serviee:-iield° at-liis late Marcella-A-innlie,-datrghter -Of James
residers"e an. 'Monday afternoon,' -was Ainslie of ,Elliabeth • Bay,. Manitoulin
conducted lir Rett, Richard .Stewart, of- Island., and the 'late. Mrs. Ainslie, she
• j Knox church. Among the floral l tributes took up residence in Sudbury in
1V "IS FG --00-- LI I ':
Duro I" gups°.and. Emcii Plumbing Futures
Head Office • and Factory :.' LO:s;DON, Ontario
Hamilton oronto
SRIF big SHING'II TTD WAX' ANS
- FLOOR 'VITA
on' every FRIDAY morning at 14.10 •
•37 prizes awarded each brroadcast',
From CKNX W g
oc and Hardware Stor. es
For sale at all Gr o�
w -•t)`l'me"fronr'tit "C`in rtl1. a • ' • ep em ).er, 1:x'0; after 1rcrc'=•n.a rrrarge.
I-F.oresters ;and"`the `God ericlt Salt--=Cain--t^She was --a memberirtSt.= Andrew's '•
--�••_---•� 1 T'nated church. She is survived by her ' "
•;` husband, Stacey J - Warner, anti infant
daughter Edna . Diana: her father."-
James Ainslie, of Elizabeth Bay; one.
•sister, -Marguerite Ainslie. of-•Satd-bury, '
and two brothers. Harold- of Detroit;,
Mich., -and Matthew 'L, of fzoderieli.
A 'funeral service was held • at . Oki,
'; ekson- -& tBarnarcl funeral h5me on
Sunday evening. with Rev‹ A:QR. Cragg •
of;: --t., Andrew's church officiating. and
the -body' was taken, to ,,tips Gore Bay ;
T'nited church,. Manitoulin -lassie-rl, for i
service on• Tuesday' afternoon, when
Rev: 0: K: Caclthtte officiated. and bur*-.;,. took -plaice' hi_ .Gordon' -cemetery. '
' Floris tributes • stirrtnrnding: the eacasket ;
bespoke. the, 'esteem in w, -ch the' de-
ceased was held :and the sense of loss .;
.,,, teit : -by a lnrgrmmhgr- -of relatives
nii4 friend•s._`�" " 3r -Till "1C'iis."' 1f. T:
- .1Lnslie. of Goderich attended • they
f'iltinral. a
1MrSC .AT TrE 'A:'\'T?REwS , ,.._.
The dept th of Miss . Alice ' And. ews ,
ncen red Timrsda;e^ morning ' Las t
E•si't Alexandra 'HOSnital, where • she
had undergone an •� �• neration in March. •
:4t--'nie>rn1Yer of 'h WMl-known, (7hderieh
township family, Miss A11411,vs= Was. ax
daaughter of the j 1te. Tulin, a and' Mary 'Salkeld Antrnivs sttad ,w s, • ]torn _.'nd:-
' tlnd-livecl all ger life on their' farm on i
the Ravfleld mad. :She was a member j
: of•_ `ortla' street Dniteri -church. - ani. -_of
1rhtb Woen's 3iissinnn v "Societe: and
an ,acture member of 'the (Goderith town-
shin .branch Of the Woni`n's Hospital
\tt'-riliary anti the Gocicri:ch Township
i North 'Tli/f unit of the •ler? Cross
Society. `Sha is snryi.vot' he one. 1irn:•
flier.• hone. f :Atylro.vs, on the home
.arts. tand ai sister, Mrs. George Harris." fr rn-is41: i►r- n#itxanl _.®
Rev. Tt: IT. Turnbull conducted the
, ftirierayl .;,service. At- her li,t residence,
_l is E.l�i-i S
AG't%T.r:4,
„k'.r of
4,,
NA lit t.pttHH'. 4.,S, P'..ula'►t •au,a'.f4u. ejf
As a safe'investmentifor the earnings and savings of'everyone r r : as a nest
egg"for• the .future ..-. asa protection Against possible emergencies .
as an essential help to the war , effort. Victory Bonds are backed by all
Canada's resources. 6 •1,
The banker will lend you money to buy Victory Bondi Oil east repayment
terms.
The interest on, the.loan for six months, would be, the game as that
--,p Yrequired' '
a 'able • on the Bonds. You cane therefore .brrrdw thfunds
e
without expense. ,
BUY V'ICT:ORYNDS! ..
l / LL LEND MONEY
It xs not necessary to Selz Victory Boacis to obtain money -for
temporary requirements. The Barri will readily accept Victory,
Bonds assecurity for•loans at low interest rates.:'
Establishici 186
► RT. HON. SIR THOMAS WHITE, G.C.AlM.G./ clirnion, of tri.' Board •
s. toGAN, ,A. ; , AtStwOTT, CAA S. M. WEbD
s+d nit ' Emeocuttvi 1%rmPrestAgi Gignafathifointir
M�numents'
We invite youto inspect our .
e_
staeit of
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Cemetery':,
Me'rnoriaL,'
Alit enquiries will be pro
«. . _..:-attended mto; L.
Connitigharsi &
Pryde
E.,, ,1',,,,,, 'ii , --HONE 41 ,,
CLINTON' ' : . 4
(hi eharge of ilr..f. "J.• Zapfe)
• s14:.At•'UR' .'i%
. Tuesdays amts Saturdaal°8 ,
As a safe'investmentifor the earnings and savings of'everyone r r : as a nest
egg"for• the .future ..-. asa protection Against possible emergencies .
as an essential help to the war , effort. Victory Bonds are backed by all
Canada's resources. 6 •1,
The banker will lend you money to buy Victory Bondi Oil east repayment
terms.
The interest on, the.loan for six months, would be, the game as that
--,p Yrequired' '
a 'able • on the Bonds. You cane therefore .brrrdw thfunds
e
without expense. ,
BUY V'ICT:ORYNDS! ..
l / LL LEND MONEY
It xs not necessary to Selz Victory Boacis to obtain money -for
temporary requirements. The Barri will readily accept Victory,
Bonds assecurity for•loans at low interest rates.:'
Establishici 186
► RT. HON. SIR THOMAS WHITE, G.C.AlM.G./ clirnion, of tri.' Board •
s. toGAN, ,A. ; , AtStwOTT, CAA S. M. WEbD
s+d nit ' Emeocuttvi 1%rmPrestAgi Gignafathifointir