The Goderich Signal-Star, 1945-02-08, Page 8GEORGE'S UIURCH
Rr, R. 'DUNBAR, Rotor *,
.0. P. OARMAN, Orgarilst,tind Mohan,
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ItITINQUAGESDIA
ligzo Hots ,comivitinow.
1100 am mOitmwo Pamtso
$11114eeku "Piociar*tve.
.300 p.m, ciltaidimoilooL AND tosm
'Leo p.m. EVENSONG. AND SERMON. Subjetz "Urider
COME TO'CIIIURCH
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-111INISIEW-REV. 11.• VIIRNOULL, WL, B D. S.T.M; •
11 aw °DEBTS WE CANNOT,
3 p.m. su,NiiAv satoot. .
7`pan. "CO-OPE:RATING WITH THE INEVITABLE."
Organist and -Choir Leader -J.. -
Mrs. Murray 'Hetherington, A.T.C,M.
A SINCERE WELCOME AWAITS YOU
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EnoxfresbyterianChurch
11 an PUBLIC WORSHIP.
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-Sermon Subjed: "War--Peace-Christianity.'
„ 7 _.p.M.; PUBLIC 'WORSHIP.
Sermon Subject:: "'Oetatentinent.7:-
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.2.30 p.m4.-SUNDAYSOIOCIL. '
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Monday, ----8 p.m. Young People's Society.:
--MINISTER-REVERKND -RICHARD, STSWART.
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ORGANIST -,--MISS , GERTRUDE VVILKES.L'',__ _
Dumiatitt, ov PRAISE -MRS. PRANK SAUNDERS.
Cook and "Werallip the Lerd in theBeautyof
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•Victoria St. 'United 'Church
MINISTER -REV. LAWRENCE IL *TURNER, BA; .
• ORGANIST -MRS. L. HANNA ••
10 an giiiiBATIE •SCROOL. , • ,
11-a.m.- LOWS DISCIPLINE. "The. Discipline Of -Loneihutss.”
l'Pant SERIES ON TUE LIFE OF JOSEPH •"A Princely Slave."
• , - SONG SERVICE.. WELCOME ' • •
Monday $ pan.. Young 'Ptople's. -"
UNION, CHURCH -3 p*.m: PUBLIC WORSHIr.,
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--OderichBaptist Church
REV. JOSEPH JOES, MA., PASTOR
Mrs. -Wilfred. Donaldson, Organist,
,puBuo.WOUSIOff. "The Right Use of Money."
• p.m., SUNDAY SCII0011:
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7 'p.m. PUBLIC -WORSHIP. "Weighed in „God's Seale."
Wednesday 8 p.m. Prye-i Meeting".
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COME TO CHURCH AND WORSHIP GOD
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PENTENCOSTAL ASSEMBLY OF CANADA
BETH:ETA TENT40013TAL TABERNACLE
RV A 6 HORN, Paster. . - 16 WATERLOO ST.
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Servi_ ,ces:, •
7Atiii-d4-10,00 pan. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11400 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
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140011*M. * EVENING WORSHIP.
Tuesday 8 «0pjn oung People's* Service
Thursday 8.00 p.m. Prayer Meting..
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--,"01nr message is Christ and our ahn is Evangelism" ••
Inspiring singing and Gospel* Messages_ 'await you at -
THE CHURCH THAT PREACHES WIIAT THE BIBLE TEACHE
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-Present
T.I.1.9.11144.1P.IX "Pee,
because the futureris a most
expensive luxury.
M. FORD
Rest assured.
Nortlx,,St. Tel. 268w
MONA•111
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RitiOBTING !ABSENT
,WITHOUT LEAVE' NEN
MIMING VII,
COZOIONWFALTH
AIR, TRAINING- PLAN
ork&wA,
perSentlel theSe days are the admin - .1
istrators sending'' trained: men into -a
deMobilizii!Firpips
flying personnel and getting .readY to
cvlud'Up in ififty-si*ndaya the big Com-
`Monwealtb. air plan that „developed,
122,000 airerewinen. • :
The plan is rolling up behind the
last graduates flying from ileldh across
Canada -fields that eaused President
Roosevelt .to dub the Dom,inion,,, "the
,airdrome of. 'deniocraCY."
, Allied .`air sUperivity has, been
achieved and -thep•i's plenty of trained
personnel at.tile 'fronts., b„.,
embarrassment, of' aircrew riches oddly
enough, came at 'a time when con-
troversy developed on an shortage of
trained infantrymen.
An unipeeitled, number of men have
been diseharged under the partial de-
mobilization: plan. and it has „been
estimated that about 10,000 recent and
future graduates of the scheme arl
, going into thoejvilian ,reserve--tueked
away ett the planning boards for.eingi•-
gencies, .n. ,
All discharged home nOn-.operational
grouncicreW and administrative per-
Sonnel-rturabering vasSibly between
10,000 and 20,000 -are subject to mili-
tary:recall. The remainder are put on
the air force reserve.
Deputy Ministei IL. F. Gordon,,Ianu-
arY •2.9, explained that with regartketo
aircrew by the time the plan ends in
March "there will be thousands' Of
-Young Men, surplus to the- operational
requirements of the brenediate future,
but are well trained and Who
form a 'minable back-log-,-sound'insur-
twee. against any. eventuality."
Shrove Tuesday, .Fehrttary '13th, at
1 il ihni-,:. Pancake supper, under- . the
anspites of St., Georges A.Y.V.A, -.`,411,
the paneakes yqu can eat for 35c." 4-0
1, Puller - Brush representative, Miss
1Winnifred O'Neil,- Clinton, will be in
,Goderiell 'during FebruarY. Ver ,glirtiler
InfOrinatien. enquire :at Signal -Star
ollice, , .' • . - . »3-0
AID TO RIISSIA'r
"Valentine.,silver tea on Wednesday,
1' A bridge and "5009. will be held,In
cordially invited: ' ' ,, " 4-0
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Febrliary 12th, cat 8 o'Clock p.m., under
i St. . George's '-' parigh,.. hall, AldadaY,
Auxin 'y . ' - •-.-' 4-0
CIO...Admission 35e. Everyone very
church, under, auspices of Evening
Februarytauspreie4totho, of
tthAne Qr:ilitt. Margaret Seager United
Prevent that cold! Take' one Page -
Griffiths UniPlex tablet daily containing
vitamins A, B, C and I) and all neces-
sary minerals. Campbell's Drug Store.
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At Eings'bridge Ilall, Monday; Car-
ruthers orchestra. Admission 50e: -
. .,. , 3.6 Apply .4 St, Vincent street, phone 213.
Fleece -line Sin: home with blown- , " n • - ,n, 44
rockwool; Equipluent will he here s- .- - - ------"-r--- .
sool. Fr free estimate phone 201. T° ii"NT*--LrtIRNIsEwri APART-
-4ft - MENT; immediate posSession.• Ap-
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Reserve Tuesday, February is for the DIY BEDFORD HOTEL. , • 5tf
pancake socfal at 5 p.m. AdmisSion 35e
Under' auspices. Of Group . 1, Knox'
Church L.A. .. 5-9x,
IThe annual meeting, of the Children's
Aid Society Will be held at the 016,Urt
TIOuse_lon Tuesday, February,„ 13th, at
8 pan. A -cordial 'invitation to I attend
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For Results
PUBWO NOTICE,
t
*TAKEN ItY- MISTAKE, • 'WILL TUE
person_ who teok, a NO. 5 igtir et
black motet UAW- itrem„,-the • Masonie
Hall dance on Saturdayevening: and
left a pair ef_,No, '0,"pleaSe Call phone
307. -
TO 'RENT ,
TO RENT . -A FURNISHED* APAR
• MENT,... a11 conveniences; over
Emerson's ,DrAfg Store- Phone 8545.
4tf
RENT.--"-F,thNISEIED APART-
-, IVIENT, three yoomS, steam heated,
all conveniences; beautiful location.
No 'ohi,14ren. Write BOX a, SIGNAL-
STAR..Ox
TO RENT, EASILY HEATED
- apartment, furalabed or unfurn-
ished; tworooms and hatlirooin, pantry
and cellar; immeiliaten possession:,
Gifts of., Clothing MaY,Re Accepted Up
' to. -Febnory - 20th-:--
eb- 7. - The 411irices-
Board announced today' tha:Krange-'
ments for vvinding up the .eurrent.,04
to , , .
Russia campaign for „elothilig bave
been worked , out between . officials of
the fond and the Prices Board.
(Announcement . was made this week
ota: plan . requirhig voluntary organiz,
atiOns to obtain Government permits
' .before collecting 'Clothing,)
• onald Gordo, Board.-ehair---
• man; 'In a.' tm: elegrato' officials- of- tile
Aid to Russia Fund has said that alt
ppeals including those through: the
radio and, press are to be immediately
discontinued. Deliveries or donatilms'
Of clothing . made as no. result of We
caniPaign, to date may be accepted no
later than February 20. PermiSsion to
wind up ,. the' °campaign 'on this basis
does iiat.....authorike, the purchase of
clothing. ; *, •
"I want to make it clear that the
board order -does* not prohibit .cash
contribations to the Aid to Russia
Fund„'Mr. Gordon said in -lila, wire..
"The 'United Nations • relief campaign
,announeed includes aid to 'RUSsia
and cash contributionsthits
.be used for the ..purehase of 'necessary
-supplies throngh, the co-ordination and
approval of the supply diVisien of the
prices Board.
'Our Whole effort . Is •designed to en
sure an ordetly-afitreaeb,'to Our supply
problems and would .regretit ,Yery
much if . the .board's order were
inis-
interpreted Such a way that cash
donatibirs, to such worthy purposes Is
aid to Russia were reduced:"„.
LONDON;. Ont., '.Feb.
military authorities ,saidtoday that
-CsOnsidertible anonAeis infernitition'is
_being•reeeiveal here, from the general
public in Western Ontario in, regard to
N.R.M.A. personnel who have been
!‘absent without • leave" *since New
gr2s.„--week,,end , • ' • •
Most of the Information is being sent
by- letter and in many•eases the letters
are addressed wrongly.' One letter was
addressed to "*Ilitary Authorities,
Kitehener."" It is pointed _out that 111
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oBiTtAgt.
:WILFRED boNALDSON
• In poor health for the last two years,
George Wilfred, Donaldson *Phased
away athis lioxne, Elgin avenue, short-
ly after midnight Sunday, in his forty-
second year. :Mr: Donaldson had taken
an active Interest in the work a the.
13aptiat. church and at the time of his
death was a member of the board of
inanagers. He was also a member of
'Maitland Lodge, No, 33, A.,F. & A.M.
He.- was berm .at Ou'Appeile,,, Sask., a
sonof . the late Mr. -and Mrs. Alex-
ander .Donaldson.- For the Past thirty-
four years he had been a ;resident "of
Goderich,' attended' school bete,'". and
later conducted a plumbing •and tin-
smithing busineas. Prior to his
ill-
ness ':,,,heamas-,-employect-by. the Shell'
Oil Company. • Besides- life wife, Om -
eft; Miss :Ella Robertson of Auburn,
there survive .'six children: pvelyn, a
student at Stratford Normal School;
Eleanor, Edith, Abu, Clara" and -Mollie
An.nutt.,
-Of San Francisco; Williain.,. ,Hamil-
ton ; SidneY, of *.•onto, !and Thomas,
Vancouver. •.
The symp,athy and respect., of 'the
community was expressed in the large'
attendance of • citizens at the funeral
service; held in the .litaptist Church on
'Tuesday afternoon. A latie".,tramber
of the meliberi3 of Maitland Lodge, No.
33, A.,F. Ztz' A.M.; were present in a
body. Aniong the many 'floral tributes
placed around the casket were those
froxn Maitland Lodge, & A.M.;
the Baptist chttreh„- Stratford gorniat
'School, the T. Eaton Company; , the
Shell Oil Company, and Grade
.Goderith Collegiate, Institute. -
Rey,. Joseph! Janes diiring• the . course
o2. his address 'paid tribute: ,to Mr.
Donaldson's faithful Service tts the
church of which he had beenan active
member nearly' alt his life... ,.
The pallbearers were Peter Disset,
/oho Robertson, Charles Robertson,-
„ jehn Moss, Charles Edward and Ebbed
Ross. ,Ituriat: took l'-*Iee 111 Maltuna'
cemetery, with .church` and .;,,,Masonie
rites:' •
ArttOng these present at the funeral
were Sidney *Donaldson, .of , Toronto
and Vitilltera Donaldson, of Thirailtim,
brothers; and Mts. Wilma „Frith of,
, „ 0,
Leaden. •
°lunation goritetning absen-
= teelate. should be sent to "Provost,
Marshal,. neadquarters, "A,14i1iaryflis
trict No. 1, -.London, Ont."
•
COAL!,
What you require Coal or Coke
Charles C.LeeEstate
Hardware 4, the Haibtiii
Picture Frames
For Photos, Prints and Paintings
Piertitit4eltiiMING IS 01/4
• SPECIALTit
./AT 4kND qtre
atom
sf.
TO RENT WELL 'FURNISHED
• h heated apartment; with: ;garage.
Immediate possession. Phone 148. ..6
is extended to the ,public. -6.1
If backaches are SioVvink YOU .11P• Ais,ITED.• -- AN ATTRACTIVE
take Rumacaps. -Pains•-and aches -are- kitten,- -either sex, by. the
.relievaLafter the lirSt (lose, •Campbell's 1 1:111MANE SOCIETY:, -Call, 026R6, ---
Drug Store t-'• „
--Gedertr.l,,v, 'Township hospital.
Auxiliary will meet. at 'the Lome. of
Mrs, J E. Whitely, Nelson 9t,-Fset-,. • on
'Thursday, February 150, at 2.45. -6
D X.70L4r:--11 ORO S
and dead cattle; must be suitable'
ink feed,;_- removed poll:0,0y
FRED GILBERT, phone 908i 22, Gin-
ou are invitede_to attend Victoria ton or JACK 'GILBERT, 'phone' 908, r
TS. 'birthday ' party, Thuraday, 21, Clinton. Calls paid for, ' 18t2
February 15th, at 8 4i.m. Presentation OR
B`OX-..
of • flags mem6ry of Mr. Stonehouse.t ADIT.u,ll? TORENT -
Pyesentation of medals and prizes to Three or four bedroom Modern
pupils. Finemusical progranl. Re- home, ip good --condition, central.
freshments served. Sliver , ,eollection.^ Hot wtdr heat preferred.. Write.
P.S.--.-Speeiar invitation to - charter BOX. 214 Goderich. ' 5=8
meinbers.:, ;, _6
Music club will,wANTED.- MALL ..Hou„ OR
lts°The Goderich ' hold
rekular meeting on Tuesday, 'Febru-• cottage, by . May lst. .
OU
GNAL-STAR.
arY .20th at 8 p.m at the home of IOx
Mrs. X..0 Lenfaire, Nelson_ street'.
Visitors will be welcome. WANTE.D COTTAGE'
-15 or small ho.use with garden and
garage, in •the vicinity of Goderich.
Organ Factory....Two.. adults. • Apply
SIGNAL -STAR. •tf I
AGENTS 'WANTED. .WANT
pleasant work. in .a businesti of
•your• ---own-•?-- -Good -profits-selline over
135 widely advertis-ed' Rayleigh home-
„ farm necessities.- . Pays better than
•l."tymost. ocCupatiens. Hundreds in bust.
°' `ria; -71
• ness 5 to 20 years or uto '• Pro ucts
-equipment on credit. No experience
needed to start-rwe teadh you how.
Write 'today for' Jun particulars.
RAWLDIGH'S DEPT, Key No. ML -
216 -14b -t, Montreal, ••• 5-7
FOR MIX
R AALE.-0 ACRES
land, located.in Goderielx TownahlP.
Reasonable. BOX 915, '0.0derich,
Ont. ; 0
011, ,SALE. -1935 VLIEV. FLEET-.
.LINE masteredtin;,' live tires, two
practically new': motir perfect; Wee
becly and upholstering. Any trial
0$380.00 cash. AiSo fabling baby pram
and cot. 0 St. Vincent street, Godericli,
..'6X
Fon SA.LE.-r450 A.CRES, CONCES-
SION 40 Ashileld: 12 xtereS bard".
wood, and cedar; brick honse;, 'barn
70 x 84; springovater in barn. /.111.-4
Mediate possession. Reasonable -juice.
MRS; I. A. KILLOUGH, ,c4/0 Mts. W.
0.'Kelley, Bc9c 272, Seaforth, • . 5-7x ,
FOR sAt.v.--rr,ANo, PLAIN thSV,
,Ineditun size. Phone 419, or 'write
Pk, BOX 715 Gdeii1&, 6-7x
FOR SALT).-!---SIX-YEAIVOLD'. DUD=
• HAN covv, due to freshen in A.pril;
also some chunks Of pigs. AMOS 11;
,ANDREW, Anhurn. Carlow 1819. 6±
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE rom-
TRY' markets 5 or 0"months ahead,
when egg and poultry pricesare higher.
Plan for them now with` 'Kitchener
Dig -4 Chicks. 01.•der through agent.
Poultrymen all over the country sing
the praises of Ilig-4,.Chicks: RYAN
PRODUCE, Goderich. -0
TUTIREIDAY•
BRUAR 8t -h• 1946
We
WNIWING AND
WATIMAY CIAM
• --sPtCW,o—
icir week„eid-
,
COFFEECAKE
.15 VENTS 'UM
Curry's.Baker
"Tho ,Ontit‘' of A'astr Resin?”
MEL. CULBERT, Proprietor
• PHONE 465
4
N0IP10E4 )r0 C�EDITORS
N0T15E TO -CREDITORS.
All persons baying Olt1.4,ns agtUnta
the estate of Edward Jones, late'of
Colborne Township, who 'died on
November .0.6tht 19,14, are required to
forward 'particulars of theirclaims to
the undersigned by March 3rd; 19460.• •
atter which date the assets will be.
distributed, FRANK ',DONNELLY,
Goderich, Ontario;. Solicitor for the
Administrator. • 0-8
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:—NitOTICE .
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tecRebhd
,WANTED"
gl!,4 1::014:Tm!b:INT08,GrK17:-It. jup,:717_,:ox:R3las ,.,ttoorT plit6t;:stx,
e..t:oettza.ie onvoTici,00ntt,,rtaorettihn: .tiaeguie ot b90:,
Section
.116-nSiill':'°11tkitcf;'''TesiePla°116-41*4-8119450 and piled In ,t3,11ed.' Tendert; Riese
No: 16.14shitold ; to in by APril 200' •
NOTICE: February 14,"" 1045, Lowest- . any -
• The Central Home and School .,61ub
will observe Founder's Day at its meet
Ing oii TnesdaY, February 13th, at
8 o'clock, An intet•esting Program has
been arranged, and fathers, as well
as Mothers,. are urged to be 'Present. -6
Youthful beauty' and appearanee:_ef
lair- yours -again iVith-Augelique Grey
Hair -Restorer, *1. at Campbell's Drug
Store.
+ -1 tender - not ---necessatitY , -. accented. 4
LORNE . HA.STY, , .
The annual meeting ” of ' AleXantira SepretarYDbugan-
, ultis1-0.. 1. . , . , •
Marine :ontir,General-liospitol-,,WIli be r ' - - 7-7 ' . 00
7' • 4_6
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held in' the Town Hall, Goderieb, on. -u-AutED SEALED TENDERS.
_the Purpose of election of -Governors ,
February 12th, 1945, at 8 o'clock, for -kYl-and, beech; ,. „ .•.,-•
ary ,15th for , body: wood, half ,maple
Tenders will he received.up to Fehra-
1.0 inches long; No. N.Nao.. 13 school, 15 ' cords, cord,,
16 inches' Jong; No 4, 15 cords, '16
incite,' -long--; No. 7,, ig cords, 16 inches
... Kong; 'NO: Si 15 edtdst. 1.6. .inches long;
, h ' ,.... - trtftb-urn-la.20„..cebOdat.:NI6o •1211'esheehseello,n1g2;fOant1187
_ • .
All I z '' t- .
• (a) Officers' Mess, ''(b) ergeants' Mess •,,,
Ne, o, 12 ,tons; 1.7...1•To. 1., Nile, 12. tons;
and () P:S.I`.- of No, 31 Air' Navigation' No. o, stove coal,. 6' tons.. Wood to be
School, R.A.P., Port Albert, are to delivered. by Jane lst ; coal by Septera-
submit them not:later, than 15th Febru-
ary,' 1945;after which date no *claim
twill, bb considered.
Sgd.--=-A. V. ,
• * pAx,
- Group Captain, 7 ..
Commanding No: 31
Air Navigation School.
31-st..j.allunrY,1945. • . . , 5-77 ._ ._ _... _
and ailyf other business which might
properly be dealt with at the -meeting.
'CHAS. X. SAUNDERS,. •
1 5-6, - ' . . • . Secretary:
..,-....„--
AUCTION SALE. •
ATJCION SALE.
-MEN ,.k'N'D., WoutN. -- wATI.cp,T
. Auction sale of 100 acre farm; tWo::
story brick house ' and 'hank barn",-* Dealers are making more money
..;'
horse's- and.,:one, of 'the -best. herds of todaythan ever before. Enjoy th.e
Durham cattle in Huron County and
implements.at lot 30, concession 8; Mc -
Knipp township, on • •
• TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13th '
. at 12.40,04n.
LIZZIE 'SHANNON,
•• Proprietress.
4-1AROLD JACKSON, •
-• Auctioned.
--• ,
•AiUCTION SALE.
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Executor's 804 of .real estate and
household effects of late Annie McLay,
Quebeelstreet, Go'derich,, at 2 pan., on BORN •
• -' FEBRUARY 10th, -1945 - . .• • ' • . • 2_ .,.
One , daY bed, 4, rockers, pictures, SC14:11EIKER' - -11°- ..43-exalActram
° s-*
_
General Electric radio (small)1 ,; Quebec l?ital,
Goderich; on Tuesday, Febr-
heater, sinall tables, eouclti bedrooary qtii,, -1945,- to Mr. , and Mrs: C;
in
suite, antique' -'spool. hod, antique sou4 II. Schneiker (nee Martina Hussey),
.cheit a drawers, bureau,- rug 9 x 12, 'a 'Sion, John Carl,- • • . _ '
quantity of dishes, 'kitchen ptensils,
tubs, Quebec cook stove, 3 trunks, New
Williams sewing machine, icebox, IttiVu
mover, -Small Conoleum rug.,
• PropertP-A six-rdoni frame' cettage
situated 011„: Quebec street .in town of
Goderich.: ' Immediate possession.
Terms okproperty-,--20
hhitinee-111-‘30 days : ,-. s . -
.. Chattels -Cash, *"
R. C.' HAYS,. . • •
. .Solicitor for Estate.'
HAROLD JACKSON,
••*- Auctioneer.
se,eurtty and- benats Of affiliation -with
the 'oldest and largest company of its
kind in the world. All sales, records
were, • smashed, in 1944 -,-,--generous
bennSes Were paid •to all Watkins
dealers. Get into business for yourself
on our capital in your home or adjacent
locality, Suitable travel outfit re-
quired. Write now, for furtherin-
formation to the j. R. "WATKINS
COMPANY, Dept, 0-G-1, 2177 ,'IViasson
street, Montreal. 5-6
MELVIORIAM •.
McKNIGHT.-In, loving memory of
John McKnight, Auburn, who passed
away February. lOtli, 1944.
--. -.Ever remembered by his Wife and
Filthily. • • . ••' .6x
'
0 ,,,..downandSTRALJ:GHAN.-In _affectionat,e . mere-
. Oil", or:V.1114in traugfan, '1
passed -away Godertelit on February
5th, 1940. ,
-Sadly missed by his .Wife' „and
Fanillyhusband •and father, Frank Willis;„
who passed-away'Vehrinxty 10,1942.
0 happY hourswe once enjoyed,
How sweet their Memory Still,
But -death has left a loneliness''
. The world can neve hfl
;--Sadly missed. by Wife and Pamify*
and • ;Grandchildren, • ' 6x
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• y
UCTION SALE OFENTIRE'HERD
OF HIGH.:GRADE. DAIRY C037X-P
, • AND;MACHINERY . •
.Harry Mitchell Will Sell by -public
auction at lots 3 and 4; Bluer, Water
Higb,way. 21, Goderich • Township, on
. WEDNESDAY, rEpntrAity 1.40,,7
Commencing- at 1 o'clock sharp':
:Purebred cow, 4 years; freSh ; mire -
bred heifer, 3 years, fresh; purebred
heifer, 3 . Years, fresh; grade cow, 4
years, -treat 2 'weeks; grade ciiw, 8
years, flue March Ast; grade.. cow, d
years, dile' garch.:1st; • grade cow,. 5
years, due. Mareh 14;!, grade cow, 7
Years, due' April -,-53 ' grade --heifer, - S
years,. 'due April 13; - grade heifer, 3
yettrt. Atte • in -May; grade heifer, 3
Years, due March' 10; • gradVheifer, .3
years,due, in May;' grade heifer, S (
years, fresh; 'grade -heifer, 3 years, -
due May 1; grade heifer, 3 years, due I
May,.,3; grade -heifer, 4 years, fresh;
Durham cow,' 6 • Years, fresh;' :grade
cow, 0 yeara,...fresh; grade cow,-st years,
due; grade cow, 9 years, due in April;
grade eow,,,1 years,' 'due in May; grade
eow,,y4 years, fresh; grade cow,6 years,
due in July; 8 two-year44heifers;
13.;nionths-o1d ,heifer, reg. ; 44nonths.
old heifer, reg.; 10 yeat-old helfera;
119 chunks Ttf..pigsv general ,purpose
horse, 7 .years; filly colt, general pur-
pose; Detattal Milking, machine, mag,
netic,-nearly new, 1/2 li.p. motor, nevv;
SteWard electric dipper ; Epps pressure
system, nearly. new; deelr, well force
Iranip, nearly new; tank eanse ete.;
rubber tired' wagon ;,, steel. tired •Wagon.
and haytiek; hay rack; riding, blew ;
DisseL,Iragtor disc tandem; 10411.
Fleury gralkgrinder; cream separator;
'about 1 ton' of oil rake; quantity et
SPY apples. , '
If 'weather unfavorable sale .tilt be
held inside. ,...
For purebred, stock, certificates will
.be produced day ofsale.
TORMS-CAHII. .,
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CHURCH 'NOTES
The, January meeting of the Ladies' .
Aid a Xne.X. church -Was held on Fri-
day, January 20th',. with a large
tendance. TWei,,Ite„ new members were
added " --to the Society. Mrs. Wilbur
Stewart read, the Scripture:•lesien and
Mrs.. Geo.. James. ,led in -prayer., Two
violinnUmbers by Urs. V Oakley were
...thoroughly enjoyed,,, aCeompanted by
Mrs. Leslie Hanna. ;Mx's, Alex. Strat-
ton, "Ptesident„ was in, eharge of the
meeting, ,
At the morning service of the Rap-
tistchurch, on Sunday the pastor,. Rev.
Joseph Mules; presented -books to the
girls .alid..--boya for faithfnI attendance
txt chitteli, settices in 1944. The fol.
lowing Were the reelpients: Clara Dow
aldson, 3ohn Donaldson, Malcolm.
Campbell. Isobel Greenslade, Barbara ,
Miller, I3etty Ann Cluttoni Stewart
Mutton, Dougall .ClUtton,-
Mission 'work of the 'United Cburch,
was shown in lantern slideti titthe
e'vening.serviee of North Street United
ehurch „last Sunday evening, In charge
of Itev. IL IL Turnbull. ,
Miss Gertrude "'Wilkes, who'IMS:been
appointed (organist of Krieg._ Presby-,
tertan church, took over her new (litties.
at last Sunday's services. ,
NOTiOE:
;
4
ber, 1st. Any tender not necessarily
accepted. .
WM. WATSON, •
• Secretary -treasurer, ' •
6 5, Goderich.
CARD OF THANKS ,•
MISS MARGARET 13ELL. wxsrns
• • to express _her sincere thanks to
her many friends who were So kind
and, thinfglitful _fluting he recent OP
ness, especially 'thanking the matron
and nurses of Alexandra Hospital and
•Dr. -W. Fr. Ganow.-
„
are thinking lot a a world
wIthout • war. 13tit we're not .111coly , to
get'it till we think of a world without -
Meek markets and divoree mutts.
Have you renetted yettisubseription1
to The Signat,Star/ T it is in altell,r0/1
it, needs attontibn.
•
,VNTERINARY SURGEON
MALL AND 'LARGE ANIMALS
At Lander'. Drug Stere, °Acrid',
every. Thtn*day afternoon
PHONE' 203 •,currroN
TO TUE ELECTORS OF GODERICII:
wish to offer my appreciation for their great. support at the
Polls On Februm 2nd, jp The Cause of ju,stica and fair play.
" JOHN -SPAIN.
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Cat Head lettuce 78'S,
Cal, Carrots
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