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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-03-21, Page 5phone. Errio Barker,. 417.1r. Slender• Tablets are effective. Two weeks' supply ' r B rt•e , s pp ► 1 12 weeks o, at It's 'the thing to de—go t� church every U.uaday. Fuller—Brush-.age ., _I NNIERV1)- O'NI IL.. Clinton. ebon, a 75J. •2tf. Rummage sale in MacKay Hall, Saturday, .April 13th, commencing at 1.30 p.m., , . ,1%T6rtbi.. st eet._IaivenIng: Ati�iiiary. 12-15 • Iaumunksation clinics for protection against scarlet. fever and smallpox will he held at ,the public health offace, commencing Tuesday, March 26th, ' for schoolelUdren ; March 28th for babies! and. preschool. children. -12, Look younger! R.estore natural , color to greying hair with Angelique Grey Hair Restorer. $1 at Campbell's and Emerson's Drug Stores. 10-13 Campbell's and Emerson's Drug Stores. 10-13 Hygienic supplies (rubber goods), mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelope with price list. Six- samples 254; 24 samples $1.00. Mail -Order Dept..T-53,--NOV-RUBBER Co., Box 91. Hamilton, . Ont. • 10-17 Suffering from backaches, rheumatic pain, sciatica, lumbago is not neces- sary.,,.. Use. R.umacaps at once for quick relief. Campbell's Drug Store. -11 Reserve Wednesday night, April 3rd, for the play, "Maid of Money," to be !presented in Union United church by t the'Grarid- Bend player s under auspices of the Dramatic. Society. Admission adtilts 40e, children 20c. 12-13 -Dance on .the smooth new floor of Cardno;s remodelled dance' hall.. Sea - forth, to the streamlined rhythms of Bert Worth and his CKNX Ambas- sadors 8 -piece orchestra. Every Thurs- day, commencing March_ 21. Dancing 9.130-1.00. Admission 50e .11-13 Vers Beauty Salon will ,be closed April 1-2-3, as Mrs. E. Schlegel and Mrs. E. Johnston will be attending a hair -dressing convention at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. • -12 There is room for you in your church ey-exy Sunday. - ,Don't; miss4-,the- variety -concert ;ante one -act splay, "Mrs. Sullivan's Socjar Tea, sponsored by Knox church Ladies' .Aid in the jeclure•hall apf_tbe: - 35c. 11-13 = Lloyd's. Corn and Callous Salv_b gives immediate relief• front' corns and cal- louses. 50c at Campbell's and Emer- son's Drug Stores. • . 10-13 The meeting of 'the Ashfield Unit, Federation of Agriculture, will be ,held in the Ashfield .Township `Hall, on. Friday, March 22nd. Gordon Kirkland: president. x ------•• -12 Eat , i ; tp., You Like! Wilder's Stornac1C, wieder brings quick, com- forting 13,6 ief-from indigestion, heart- burn, sour stomavh. 50c and $1, • at s Campbell's and all ddruggests-. 10-•13- Anyone 'motoring to Toronto and returning ,•a day or two later, please • a Nappy Results . Impossible Accottthpl shed On March 3rd, 1946, a client wrote'- us- -"Cheque received. You are wonders. I made every effort to colleet this but failed and concluded it was impossible., Thanks," This' same etl'ective service is • available to you. Kelly & Aiken The -Collection Specialists. ' ORANGEVILLE ONT. d 10-13-- ��� Pick Yourself ca ,,t `�} C\- b DuBARRY 1..-1 Y •c�d��Ld Sp4lal I 82.00 box of DuBar•°ry Face Powder plus a bottle of DuBarry Foundation Lotion. $3.01 value for- 82.00. CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE STEwARTS' FLOWERS FOR DISTINCTIVE FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Fresh -Roses always in stock - . Rhone 8.60J at all hours. Martin S. Stewart Tile Square "In flowers it has been Stewart's since 1863." • OPENING EARLY . PART OF APRIL Smith'sC-Ieaners& Pressers WEST ST. GODERICH ' Fur and Cloth Coats stored,' also scientific cleaning of furs. All storage done at Creeds, Toronto Sting rapist_. PICK-UP AND DELIVERY PHONE 85 - The Parker t. fS. HERE Tom' MOST MODERN ,OF ALL FOUNTAIN PENS PERFECTLY BALANCED , WRITES DRY WITH WET INK • NO BLOTTER IS NEEDED WRITES °JNSTANTLY AT A TO'Uf I NEW DEVICE PREVENTS BLOTTING . OR FLOODING- 14K LOODING 14K GOLD NIB • THE `51" COMES IN MANY 'STRIDING COLOURS -' WE INVITE YOU• FOR A .FREE DEMONSTRATION OF THE NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given to all 'persons having any claim, against the estate of Ida May Love, late of the Town of Qoderich, ' in the County of Huron, married d wou1an, who died on or about the 8rd day of -Decembers 1945, - to send same to the undersigned on or before 'the 22nd day,--jrc1i, 1946,. as on and after that, hate the admin- istrator of _the estate shall, proceed : to., distribute the . assets thereof, having regard ohly to the claims then fled. Dated 'at Goderich this 1st day of March, A.D. 1946. R. C. HAYS, - Goderlch, Ontario, 10-12 Solicitor for the Estate. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All persons having claims against the Estate of John Joseph Webb, late of the Town of Goderich, deceased, are notified that particulars of such claims verified by affidavit must be filed with the, undersigned on or before .the 5th d ,y of April, 1946, after which date the Estate will be distributed. FRANK DON,NELLY, Goderich, On- tario, Solicitor for the Estate. 11-13 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given to all persons •having • any claim against the estate :dt Jaa : a f - Goderich, who, died on the 3rd day of December, 1945, Jo send the same to the undersigned, • verified by declar- atiop, • on or before the 18th day of April, 1946, as after that date the administrator herein will proceed to distribute the said, estate, having re gar only to the claims Of which he shall then have had uotice. Dated at Goderich this 14th day of March, A.D. 1946. WILLIAM A. SUTHERLAND, Solicitor for Jolla F. Love, • 11-13- Applicant for Administration, NOTICE TO . CREDITORS. • In the estate• of the Reverend Charles F. Clarke, deceaied. . ' Notice is `hereby giran that all persons having claims against the estiite of the Reverend Charles Fred- eriek Clarke, late of the Town of Gode- rich, in the County of Huron, deceased, are requirred to send same duly verified to the undersigned onar before the 15th day of April, A.D. 1946, after which time the Executors will proceed to distribute the estate, having regard only to and being responsible for the claims of which they Shall then have had notice. Dated this 15th day of March, A.D. 1946. LOFTUS E. DA?! ,EY, 12-14 Solicitor for the i xecutors. e ' AUBURN JAMES ICHOLSON_. The suddenness of the death of Mr. .Tames (Shep) Nicholson of Blyth on Sunday., March 10tH, was a shock to his family and the community in which be had lived for malty years. Mr. Nicholson was about as usual on the previous rriday but complained of. feeling unwell the foiloNing day, • and passed away early on Silndayt. morning. He was in his 76th year. Mr. Nicholson had lived in Myth with his wife and son Albert since last _September— Ile—was— the _ son. bf 1&r. and Mrs. Thomas Nicholson who were in charge of the .toll gates, one near their home in the township of Hullett and the other on the boundry road Which turns off the Auburn -Blyth road towards, the union cemetery. These gates were put up for -auction by the government each year, and` for seven years••his father wash the highest bid- der, offering between $900 and . 11.000. At the end of their seven-year term the government discontinued the ,gates .and the township took over the upkeep of the roads. He could readily recall his parents telling of teams coining .. hauling grain front Tee'swater through to Clinton, _a distt`nce ©f 45 .•m•iles,. There were no trains running sat this tilne and Mr. NiclfoI on remembered, the firsttrai1r--that- alllP ii o `43iy1'li. ° Fifty-seven years ago the family moved to West Wawanosh, on to .iihe farm 'which has remained in the Nicholson name until recently. In March, 1900, he married=% Letitia -Sluff, of Dungannon. The couple farmed for seven years on the Nichol- son' homestead,-, then moved to Dun- gannon; where' they fanned for seven years returning then to Nest Wawa - nosh. Nineteen years ago •they moved to Auburn, and last September to Blyth. Besides his willow, there are two sans, Alberta- at home.- nmr Willner; on WInalt Wits known as the Ratcliffe farm in `'est %Vawanosh. . The' late Mr. Nicholson was a. mem- bar of the Anglican Church, front which 4unernl services were held on Tuesday afterno'bn, March l2th. , Rev. J. L. II. 1Ienderson, rector of Trinity Chnreh, p3lyth, had charge of the services. Tae poll bea rers rvt're, Messrs. 41na rt Roli'- bison, John McGill, Ralph Munro, , • Janit's Johnston, Ernest plickingbottoln I and Cordon M(('1in`.'hey. -Interment' cviih made in Myth Union cemetery'. I (n \\"Sema sd:l,t• ' morning. Everett Tremblay painfully injured his .hand 1.1 while at his tootle at the (lllderieh \lonnfa(tmrinu ( o•., tvberl a 1a':1U Plank fell from a trint111ei• nntai his left hand, breaking 41' finger and bruisilig the 'hand hat11� . 1le ,wasshpt tly :it te!a,cled ',,�11y!:i.iioctor alt(, is no re'stin ; 0 his ? lnlallac�. PERSONAL. MENTION Miss Marjorie Hays of the Toronto Conservatory of Music, was at her home for the ,week -end. Harry Feagan, who served as a field ambulance driver in Holland acid Ger- many, has - received the- award - of ",Mention in Despatches." " MP. Reuben Brewer underwent an operation recently in• a London hos- pital. -.Mr-s. •-Brewer, :(formerly -Erma Roach), R,eg.N., attended Wm,. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Clark of King bcntrdine accompanied by • Miss Alma Clark of town ate today attending the wedding of their brother, Lionel, in Galt. • Miss Vine Luxton and Mrs. Wm. Tait, of Detroit, attended the wedding of their niece,' Mrs. Lois Tebbett and Mr. Chester Dinsmore. at London On Saturday last. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Aitken will be at home to their friends on Sunday, Marcia 24th, from 3 to_5 pm., _-on the occasion . of • their first., wedding an- niversary. • . • - Miss Elizabeth Taylor, accompanied by her guest, Miss Diane Christie, both of Havergal College, Toronto, visited over the week -end with the former's parents, Dr. A. H. and Mrs. Taylor. - " Sunday,guests of Rev: L. H. and Mrs. Turner of Victoria street United church parsonage were St�,.„.a d,- a sin lel ehsori'- •a ,-a t •iitrat-Miss Doris and Mr. • Edward Taylor, all of Windsor: - Mr. Norman Miller was, on Thurs- day eveping last, presented with a pen and `pencil - set by the Clinton branch of the Canadian Legion, upon his retirements_after eleven years as , CHURCH NOTES: Sunday evening service at Victoria; street; United church is to be of special importance since the local 4ockey teams together with their sponsors are to be invited guests. . The Lions Social`1 u C bwi bei t will also n a tendance. I - --Torr -Gregg, well known sports- caster from Winghain will be in at- tendance when under the auspices of the Men's Christian Service Group, he swill- address the congregation -at the close of the regular service. Victoria Helpers' Class of Victoria street United church met at the home of Mrs. W. Roope on Tuesday evening, March 12th. Mrs. 0. ,Miller presided over 'the routine business section anti the devotional period. A bake sale was held at the close of• the meeting and during a social hour a dainty, lunch was served by the hostess. BORN 13AXTER_—At Alexandra Hospital, G.e derich, _ on March' ,16th, 1940, to Mr,, and Mrs. Harvey' Baxter, 75 Britannia road, Goderlch, a daughter, (Elizabeth Ann) . • HUDSON.—At Alexandra ospital, Goderich, on March 19t946r to Mr. and Mrs. Casey Hudson, South' f secretary -treasurer ° of the Clinton branch. • Capt. " the Reverend Howard .W: �.ahzsQ :.fir& � ' hn a-1il, were week -end guests` of Rev. B. H. and Mrs.°Farr. Capt. Johnson recently returned •. from . overseas where he served• for six months with the Royal Hamilton LightfInfantry. Capt. 'John- son is now padre at Camp Ipperwash. He conducted the evening service in St. George's -church last •Sunday. street, Goderichs twin daughters. YOUNG. At Alexandra Hospital, -- Goderich, en March 16th, • 1946, to Mr. and Tars. Harold Young, Britan- nia road, Goderich, A son, (Ronald). IN MEMORIAM II UMBER. -4n loving memory et -_Charles H.- plumber, who- pissed away March 21st, 1943. The years are, quickly . passing, Though stilt. -,we can't forget, .ra'or in . the....hearts that -loved: Mw - Ilis memory lingers yet. —Never forgotten by his Wife and Family, 12x in—BRAT WM,. STURDY RESIDENCE- The, residence of, William Sturdy, ,Church street, as saved front serious damage by th prompt response of the ,ere'(depart ent when a fire broke out in a bed -room of the house on Sun -.1 day afternoon. Considerable • damage :was caused to'the room, but the blaze was prevented from spreading to .other parts of the house- r 44.x..►. QQDERJCI..O5 GOODRICH TOWNSHIP, .Mats. 20.E Mr. a and Mrs. Ben .I+ Sagan; Nile, and Miss 31a7.ha Xe .U1s r, Godez'1eJi spent Sutuday with Mr. anal 'trt3. °Robb; McAllister. • terry Sowerby,, little soun ogiBirr..mud r. Mrs. Carl.. 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