The Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-05-23, Page 8_ _
aGEORGE'S CHURCH
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8.',A aaM�., 11014.8. e031>�1;li�NION.
l a 60 p P,p q SCHOOL
MOO a.ann, MORNRkiO TRAVER AND SERMON. -
' .09 p,unn. Ey NSONG AND S1 RJIMON. 4
BEV. BEVERLY 1p FIRILA., Ltha RECTOR,
MRS. E. JESSOP, Organist and Choir ',Leader.
' YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND T °:° ESE SERVICES
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North St. United. Church . .
MINISTER—REV. R. IL TURNBULL, I3,.A., JUL S.T.M.
10 ra.-.-Suuaiay chool; Primary Department at 11 a.m.
11 a` uss - Ides. 4 , iI, Crank, B.A., B.D., of L4nldoan. • •
7 p.m. Canada's Asset in the Refugee.
The Minister.
Organist and' Choir Leader—
Mrs. Murray Hetherigton, A.T.C.M.
A SINCERE WELCOME AWAITS YOU
1
.. Knox Presbyterian Church
.9.45 ani. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
'
11 a.m. JUNIOR CONGRGATION
11 a.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP. ' -
Sermon Subject; "Isaiah Comforts an, Aft acted People,"
. 7 p.m, PUBLIC WORSHIP,
Sermon Subject: "Christian Fruitfulness." -
_ _ MINISTER -REVEREND RICHARD $TEWAIT
'-iiiirector of J raise -Mrs. W. F. Saunders . -
Organist—Miss Mary J. Strachan
Come' and Worship. the Lord in the /Beauty of Holiness.
Victoria St. United Church
MINISTER—REV. LAWRENCE . H. TURNER. B.A.
ORGANIST—MISS BARBARA CUTT
. ,OQ .a.nnr::-ASI BI3ATII. SCHOOL.... ,..'
11.09-a.m. PgEA°t'llElt-•DI__ NRY--of ' orontiii` '
7.00 p.m. THE MINISTER.
Monday 8.00 p.m. Young People's• Union. •
UNION 2.45 -p.m. VICTORIA WELCOMES YOU ' ,
Goderich Baptist Church
REV. JOSEPH '.JANES, M.A., PASTOR
Mrs. Ella I. Donaldson, A.L.C.M., Organist
10• a.m. Sunday School.
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11 a.m. Public Worship. "Why God Has Blessed • the British
Empire,"
7 p.m.. Public Worship. "What Every Christian Should know."
Wednesday, 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
STRANGERS ALWAYS WELCOME
BETHEL .TABERNACLE
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV. J. A. PEARSON, Pastor.
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP, - •
7.30 p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at , 8 p.m.
Continuing services with Evangelists Jackson and •.Cash
. Coloured Evangelists from Boston,,Mass.
ALL WELCOME
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BORN
1,1, GILi,.AtA,lex.auadraa 14as ittti,
4, itsde3ri.a:'in,, on Tuesday, May.21-st.
1916, to Mr. and Mrs.Arnold ]Elugill,
Calabria road, Uuderich, as daughter,
'jivienne «' 'n#uette
h1 AR.T&¢N.--.1To Dr. rand Mrs. Alan
fl, c•OATten, 9FTha.1Ram, Kent; Eng, -
land,. on Saturday, May 11th,' 1940,
za• son.
VENUS. s At • Alexandra Hospital,
Godet icta, tin Wednesday, May -15th,
15th,
1916, to M. and Mrs. Robert Venus,
Stanley street, Gude+ri(2in. a daaUghter,
Helen Robb.
WILLIAM.S.-m-•A.t Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on Tuesday, May 21st,
1946, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wit-
liams,, Albert street, Goderich, a
daughter, Victoria Lou.'
' • DEW-,
MUTTON.• --At London, ' on Suadaa,y;-�
May 19, 1946, Leslie G. Mutton, in
• his 58th year. -
PAbMER. ��Suddenly, at Detroit, do
Tuesday, May 21st, 1946, .Eleanor
May Proctor, beloved wife of the
late Dr. J. W. Palmer and mother
of Proctor Palmer, Goderich town-
ship, in ' her 70th year.
Futieral service at the Cranston fun
eral home, Montreal street, Goderich,
on Friday, May 24th, at 2 p.m. Inter -
'went isa Maitland cemetery.
REID. '&t Brooklyn, N.Y., on,. Satur
day, May 18, 1946, Bertha S. Farrow,
beloved wife of Richard W. Reid.s hi
her 71st year..
Funeral service at Brophey funeral
home, Montreal street, Goderich. on
Friday, May 24th, at 11 o'clock » a.m.
Interment in Maitland cemetery.. -
IN MEMORIAM-
GO`'IEIL In loyink -memory rElla
Gravinstein, wife of Louis Govier,
who passed away two. years ago...
Deep in the heart lies a picture
Of a loved one laid -to rest-;
In memory's frame I shall keep it,
Because- she wns one of the best.
—Ever remembered by her Husband..
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• IN MEMORIAM
SCOTT.—In loving memory of our
dear sister, who passed away May
16th, 1945. -
—Ever remembered by Sisters and
TH ' G ODERICH SIGNALSTAR
ALS TAR r
" Brothers.
CARDS OF THANKS
Briefs
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A£A 234* 11
For Results — A Classified Ad
If backaches are slowing you up,
r aches are
take.. I.tun�.ncaps. Pains, and ^a
relieved after the first, dose. Camp-
bell's Drug Store. , $14-c
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Inafi�p cstic)n- ..laarlans vnnalsh
when y .'q
u useseWilder � bt(�ataa
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Powder—pleasant, soothing. 50c and
$1 at Ca=mpbell's and all druggists.
18-22
Under the auspices of the Woman's
Association' a sapper will be held in
North[ street United church hall. on
Friday, June 7th, from 5.30 to 7 p.nn.
Tiekets 50c. r) ° . 21-2-3
A Minstrel Show by the Blyth Links
Club will be given in MacKay Hall,
on May 30 and. 31, under auspices of
Victoria Helpers' Class. Admission 50c.
A •play entitled "Good Gracious
Grandma" will be presented in Christ
church, POrt Albert, Monday 'evening,
May 27th, at 8.30. • • 21x
Hygienic supplies Grubber goods).,
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
efvelepe, with price list. . Six samples
25e; 24 samples $1.04. Mail -Order
Dept.. T-53, NOV-RU':BER CO., Box
91, Hamilton, Ont. 1$-22
Graduate nurses of Goderich will
meet Thursday, June 7th, at 8 p,m.r
in the Town Hall. Dr. J. Wallace will
be guest speaker. Tickets for as-
sociate membership in the community
nursing registry will be available. All
graduates arereque,s#xd to attend. -21
Lloy'd's Corn and Callous Salve gives
immediate relief from corns and cal-
louses. 50c " at Campbell's and Emer-
son's Drug Stores. 18-22
Don't' suffer with » your feet.
PEMILAC' the amazing new,
speedy remedy for
-athlete's foot, corns, callouses. itching
or burning feet, poison ivy or itching
skin. Money back guarantee. At All
Goderich drug stores..' • » 21-30x
Slendor Tablets are effective. Two
weeps' supply $1 12 weeks' $5, -at
Campbell's and Emerson's Drug Stores.
18-22
Rummage arid home -baking sale will
be held in Victoria street✓ United
ehurch on Saturday, June let, at 2 p.m.,
.sponsored by the W.A.
- _ Reserve Wednesday afternoon, June
RS. `L•°'r (,. " bt-UT�I'O:V A:�'IJ ON - (�j,h"s.• ,y'ttr{�(- g tt I axtY'� "s A;o;
_.. .,, 19t- �VL�-'�l.11[7 �d�+45» 'o•
Harold- are deeply grateful to those on -the hospital grennds under auspices
who remembered them in their bereave- of Woman's Hospital Auxiliary. -20-1
mens. They ',would also like to express • `Grey hair handicaps you. Use
their appreciation to those who sent Angelique Grey Hair .Restorer' to re-
flowers- .--er loaned- -their cros•- for the 1 gain„ Rohl -rat -color -life. $1 at Camp -
funeral. , • -21_. bell's and ••Emerson's -Drug Stores.
18-22
THE RELATIVES OF THE. LATE.
.'Ward Allin take this means of
expressing their thanks to those who
loaned " their cars,- sent floral tributes
or assisted in any way in their time
of bereavement. -21
leOR SALE.
F'OIt SALE. NEW 14OR.TA113LE
typewriter:- Phone -8,53X...
MRS. SCANLON AND MR. AND
Mrs. David--Sproul--and other rela-
tives of the Tate David Carrick are
desirous of expressing their Appreci-
ation of the kindness and -sympathy
-extended to them in their beibavement.
They would also thank those Who'sont
flowers or loaned their cars for the
f'unerai. ,
Thos. ' K�viak.»
- . " PAINTING
AND DECO»RATING
Interior and Exterior
PORT ALBERT
.(R.R. 3, Goderich)
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TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS -WANTED. .
TOWNSHIP- OF GODERICH
_Tenders will be received until May
25 forshe construction of two ,ei}lverts
—one at Fred .Thompson's hollow, Bay-
field Line,. 4. by' 0, and 28 feet long;
one at the end of the Cut Line,'iue
Water IIighvway, 12 ft. by 4 ft. with
20 -foot clearance. Built to Provincial
specifications. Council will furnish
both cement' and steel..
A • marked check for $150.00 to ac-
company each tender. "
• For other particulars see Mr. Roy
Tyndall, R.R. 3, Clinton, Road Super-
intendent. • - - s.,..
R. G. THOMPSON, Clerk,
20-1 R.R. 2, Clinton.
Free » Methodist
REV: R. C. McCALL;M, Pastor. Cor. Victoria and Park Sts:
10 a.m. SUNDAY SC11'00I11 °
11 a.m. 2nd IN SERIES ON "PEN'TECO0TAL DISCIPLESHIP."
7.30 .p.m; "THEQI'EST FOR HAPPINESS."
• A CORDIAL INVITATION IS. EXTENDED TO ALL.
New Protective Motor Oil
or War -Worn Cars!
Lawn Mowers.
•4' Sharpened
Prompt Service
ALSO LATHE ,WORK
Evenings After. 5 p.m:
. KEN. ALLIN' .
BROOK ST. 15tf.
�i�u.�Afl�TY mere&
/A/ NEW 8/1(11 X—/OO
owe THE EXTRA PROTECT/ON YOUR
VETERAN MOTOR M!/ST HAVE
CNANCENOW�;y'
FIRE.
IS 'SO DESTRUCTIVE
Make sure your possessions are
insured against this, common
threat.
RATES ARE, -EAP
H. M. FORD
Get Insured Stay Insured—
Rest Assured.
North St. Tel. 268w
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A »'QUART
41111111
WARTIME. HOUSINGG' LTD.
159 Bay Street,
Toronto, Ont.
Tenders are being called for the con-
struction of 50 houses in Tilbury, 50
houses- in Goderich anti 5t houses in
Stratford by General Contract: Tenders
close May 30, 1940. •
er on an ' or all
of the above-mentioned projects should
be made to this office immediately.
Bidders will be • required to submit
with• their tenders a. deposit cheque dor
10% of the amount of the tender, the
cheque of the successful bidder to be
held until the completion of 'the con-
tract.
The lowest 6r any tender is not
necessarily to be accepted.
R. A. NEWCOMBE, -
21' Secretary -Treasurer.
•
jd Off', SALE. BEDDING AND
plants • Spanish ,vegetable ]Firm , pnish onions..
cabbage, cauliflbwes, head lettuce,
Brussels sprouts, are now ready.
JACKSON FLORISTS, 40 1Rruce,street,
phone 105, Goderich. lStf
THERE'S NO GAMBLE ABOUT
1946, ,° It's going to be a pojiltry
year'. The poultry industry is the
logical, one to expand T today, as birds
are economical users of our short grain
supply. It isn't too late to fill up
the brooders with Tweddles, tlie. husky,
healthy, fast-growing chicks. No wait-
ing at Tweddles for your chicks. We
can give prompt delivery » on all the
popular pure breeds and hybrid crosses
in non -sexed, pullets or cockerels.
Prices greatly' reduced for, June. Also
eight-week to twenty -week-old pullets.
Free catalogue. TWEDDLE CHICK
HATCHERIES LIMITED, Fergus,
Ontario. 21-2
TENDERS WANTED. -
The Huron County .Home .Committee.
are asking »for tenders for the erection
of an addition . to the barn at the
County Home. Plans and specifica-
tions may be seen at the County Home.
Tenders to be in the hands of the
County Clerk not later than June 15th,
1946. The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
N. W. MILLER,
21- Clerk Huron County.
FOR SALE. -NEW, EJ ECTRIC AND
semi -electric (treadle) sewing ma-
chines. Also used ones,. Goderich
having been now included in our
division, our representatives will be in
town weekly. For prompt service call
or write THE SINGER SEWING,
MACHINE COMPANY, 78 Ontario'
street, Stratford. Phone 727. If your
machine is new; have At checked . free
within ninety days. 42tf
FOR SALE.—WItON RUG, 9'• X 12',
in . good condition. May be' seen
at 50 Brock street. 21x
FOR,»SALE.—F,RESH CUT TULIPS,
MRS. F. BOWRA, sr., William
theet. •• -20
FOR SALE:—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE
central location, beautiful grounds.
For information call at 2 Britannia
road. y 21x
FOR SALE. — MOTORCYCLE, IN-
DIAN single cylinder engine, in
good running order. LAWRENCE
N -'1 GI1- . t R.R. 5 G.oiierff.ch,
FOR SALE.—:1lASON & RISCH UP-
RIGHT » piano, excellent condition.
May be seen at 2 Britannia road. 21x
FOR. SALE --DUPLEX MODERN
house, all .conveniences, garden.
Phone 725W. . 20t
FOR SALE.—LARGE PIANO. FOR
particulars phone 389. 21x
FO r SALE, IrIXED WOOD. AP-
PLY O. R. ALCOCK, R.R. 2, Gode-
rick. • Phone 934 r 11. _ 20-2x
.WA ITZ'H
]'ANTED.-•-• :OUN6 LADY WISHES
furnished moan for light louse-
is.cepi u or 'Sed -sitting -room. o Write
P.O.
BOX 814, Goderich. ` -21
N OPPORTUNITY. ORTui 1TY. -. ,E �8 CVA BII-
" LISEI) "I ura£ ?atllIns- District
availabl(la If ,you are aggressive, and
between the ages of 25 ..and 55, have
or can secure .travel outfit, this is
your opportunity. to get established in
a profitable business of your own.
For full particulars write today 'to
THE J. R. WATKINS COMPANY,
Dept. 0-0-1, 2177 Masson St., Montreal,
Que. 18-2-2
FOR SALE,.=---''II0E- REPAIR » OUT-
FIT, including buffer, one-horse-
pos ni motor, leaCther skiver, leather
cotter, Singer sewing machine, patcher,
"tools, quantity of rubber heels, sole
leather. Call 858J or at 74 ,Britannia.
road.
TENDERS WANTED. The Huron County Home Committee
are asking for tenders for the supply-
ing of 150 tons of stoker coal, 25 toffs
of .anthracite stove coal and 25 tons
of nut of stove coke, to be delivered
on the track at Clinton, Ontario. An-
alysis of coal to be submitted: Tenders
to he in the hands of the County Clerk
not later than June 1rth,. '1946.
N. W. MILLER,
21- County Clerk.
THERE ARE SPECIAL • LOW
,prices for June Kitchener Big -4
Chicks. •A11 breeds available.. Also
cockerels. Book your order now. Fall
winter markets will niake• big demands
on eggs and 'poultry: Agent, RYAN
PRODUCE CO. . -21
FOR SALE. - COAL BUSINESS,
grain elevator, good preispects for
profitable drover's business%and lumber
trade. Two-story :brick house, with
11/2 acres and small barn, in thriving
village in Huron county. All will be
le • er sr Owner
wishes. to. retire from active business.
Address BO) 127, SIGNAL -STAR.
21-2x
FOR SALE.—COMPLETE SET OF
,single ,•harness, . including bridle,
horse c'o1lar and string of hells; also
steel -tire top buggy. Call t'IGNAL-
STAR, or call at 52 Brock street. 21x
ALAI3ASTINE AND MU RE SCO,
5 lbs. 30c. Radios at reduced
prices; 'baby strollers, walkers, cots.
high chair, corner cupboard, buffets,
tables, chairs and hand wringers.
C. WOODS, Secondhand Store, 12 East
street, phone -242J: -21
ANTED TO RENT: —A MICR- - O.R
five -room . house. • Respectable
couple. Phone A. LEWIS, % Can-
adian National Railways. •
WANTED.—BY A . YOUNG MAN,
work rk ' as painter-iniside or or t�;
MAITLAND CHAMBERS, 17 •, • St;
Patrick's street, or call phone 71, The,
Signal -Star. -20tf
AUCIION SALE '
WANTED. — MIDDLE-AGED WO-
MAN as housekeeper for two
adults; light duties. Write BOX 128,
SIGNAL -STAR. 21-2x
WANTED. — HOUSEWIFE TO
handle Avon products,'. in spare
hours. Good:' anebme. No ioxperience
necessary: Write SIGNAL -STAR,
BOX 122. 20-21
]'ANTED. — GENE RAI. FOR;
adult family of four, ,Toronto;
every convenience. -Laundry given out.
Good wages. Apply BOX 129, SIGNAL -
STAR. 21-2x
WANTED. UNFURNI,SHE.D
house to rent by young couple;
possession at once. Phone Dungannon
7 r 13 or Carlow 1314, ,
TO RENT
TO RENT. — UNFURNISHED
three-room apartment. Write BOX
126, SIGNAL -STAR. 21x
TO RENT,—TWO ATTRAcTI 'ELY
furnished bedrooms in new ome,
a1 _l
rat gaT@. Mike- 902. 20ti
aimitr
NOTICE• , - •_,�.
RS.
J. W. TA •;LGR;-QON.:LIG
HOUSE street, has sold her home,
and to remainder, of her • furniture
can be seen at 78 Elgin ave., or phone
992. • 2x
COMMUNITY AUCTION SALE
WANTED AT SALE. -150-•• TQ 200
chunks • and weaners and sows;
also calves, stocker cattle and springer
cows. To be held at Harold Jackson's
farm, one mile east of Seaforth, on
',WEDNESDAY, May 29th, .at '1 p.m.
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CURRY'S BAKERY
"Tho ii0 tic 0 of Tasty Pastry"
WEEK -END SPECIAL .
JELL' D%U.GHNUT8
25 cent a4ozen
Adak to your own happA happiness and aif
your guests by ordering yobr
WEJDDING SARIN '
fronn us, but place your order
early. .
:All orders of $1.00 or over
delivered.,
PHONE 405
tor.
MEL, cULBERT, Proprietor.
LOST
L0ST. — SUNDAY, MAY 19, IN
Goderich, gent's gold pocket watch
(keepsake), , Admiral make, ,hexagon
shape. Reward. 140 Colborne street.
London. Met: 5122J. -21
LOST.—NUMBER OF KEYS ON
ring. Finder ,(Tease leave at
SIGNAL -STAR. -21:
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BUSINESS NOTICES
I BUY RAGS, GOOSE- AND DUCK:
feathers and ticks. I buy and sell
used furniture and household articles.
I repair sewing machines. C. WOODS.
12 East street. Phone 242J. 13t1' °
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given to all persona•
having .tan -y claim .against' the estate
of Edward Francis Lynn, late of the -
Town of Goderich." in the County of
Huron, decorator, who died on or about
the thirtieth day of April, 1946, - to
i
eltd1 the.. un?le?rs ed on-. osP .n
�jy �yt s yy e�. - •- l*,.:nli`yq,.19'�d .
bef�rre �Il(" ���t�-`t��•�l�"`LL4.'j�` 0 e7 . `r v
as on and after ` that date the admin-
istrator of "the said estate shall pro-
ceed-- to make distribution of the assets
f, having. regard __only -: - t1!e_
claims of which he has notice.
Dated at Goderich this twentieth day
of May, A.D. 1946. .
• R. 0. HAYS, K.C.,
Goderich, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Estate.
21-2-3
Mr. H. Preston Strang, of Toronto,
pent a week here with his sisters.
Mrs. A. Cornfield has returned to.
er home in Goderich and her. daugh-
ter Ruth, student at the University of
T ronto, is with " her at •presentb:'
aOAL
WHEN YOU REQUIRE COAL OR CORE
CALL
Charles C. Lee Estate
COAL AND HARDWARE AT: THE H,PARBOUR .
TELEPHONE 22,
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CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF
FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
and some household effects will be
held at the farm of Earl McNee; West
Wawanosh, lot 13, concession, 4, one
half mile south of Dungannon, on •
�' . TUESDAY, MAY 28
at 1 o'clock.
TERMS—CASH. everything must
be sold, as farm is sold.
EARL McNEE,
Proprietor.
DONALD BLUE,
21- . - Auctioneer.
Local Agents' •
SHELL » SERVICE STATION
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KINGSTQN ST.» -- PHONE 535 -- GODERIOH
Harvey Baster ,-- Allan Linfield "
Vgareiczeratirgezzf
Notice to Property Owners
Re Sidewalks
5.
Ratepayerb are asked to submit in writing their .request for
new sidewalks, repairs to existing vvallts, or the replacing off sidewalks.
IIetiueats for replacing or new walks ° must be made by petition,
'forms may be » obtained at the Clerk's' Mike.
rr'
° L`indcr'
encisting by-laws, the cost fbf the walk is assessed as follows
Corp:'s share Property Owner's share .. _
4 ft. walk , 20%a • 80%
5 ft. wall; n % 75%
y"ft. walk •80%,m 70%
!fate d'erporatien aasaana)net the cent Of all intersections,
g1 a % S. II. III. fE, Veva Casein.
Wanted to Buy
BEST PRICES PAID -JrOR
GOOD WALNUT—
.Either Standing Trees or "Logs
PHONE 4-4754 KITCHENER
• OR WRITE
PANNILL VENEER CO.
42 EDWARD ST.
KITCHENER, ONT.
19-22 .
VETERANS'
TAXI
New Open for Business
—24 -Hour Service—
St Andrew's Street
PHONE 40
All Cars and Passengers
Insured •
AUCTION SALE (,)F II.OuSEIIOLD
0 EFFECTS
belonging to Mr. T. G. Jones, Picton
street, Goderich, on
•SATURDAY, MAY 25th,
at 1.30 p.m.,
consisting of dishes, cooking and
kitchen utensils, range, •rangette, ne+v
ice -box,. lamps -rugs, _tables, bookcases,
radio, beds, chairs and many other
articles. •, ,:°
TERMS ---CASH.
DONALD B. BLUE,
l0-:M.�flrtlr ca. Auctioneerq:
UNDER, NEW MANAGEIONT
DAVID AND EDMUND H�JTCIYESS'O;QI
We sol"Hent the patronage of the ,former customers of the Huron
Laundry and assure them satisfactory service. '" —
LATEST METHODS OF tAtNDERIN4 I:ll1i'LOVED °
PHONE" 224 Pica -up and Boli 'o) ' ` •HAMILTON' ST,
mpbell's
YOUR FRIENDLY
L�A. Drug More
AUCTION SALINE OF IiOUSEHOI.D
EFFECTS
at No, 2 North street, Goderich, on
SATURDAY, JIINE 1st
at 1.30. p.m. Daylight Saving Time.
eonsi`ting of : •
Hartman piano (mn►dern style and
hi good condition) ; two upholstered
reception, chairs ; upholstered rocker
and bedroom' chaimo reed armchair;
large. rocking -chair; high chair; side
table; card table; hall table (antique) ;
aptigne dresser and washstand; 10-
pies'P blur toilet set (windmill design) ;
C'ongolernnn rug,; Fuller' brushes;
bamboo 4 -shelf boob( use ; large kitchen
table ; 3 -burner coal .oil , stove and l
oven; large size lawns mower; 'scythe;"1
poreielain coffee andtea pots dishes; 1
crocks; antique stone jars : number ;
of Healers, and numerous other• aitieles. •
TERMS-- 'ASH.
MRS. EI)ITIT M. '1<''REMBLAY,
EI't=api !etre y. EDWARD W. 1a:7,LI TT1),
21-2- « • ' Auctioneer.
Holiday Week=end Supplies
FOR PICNICS, SPORTS AND THE COTTAGE
I.D.A. Brand .
WAX, PAPER.
EXTRA HEAVY 50 FOOT ROLL 15c
750 to $5.00
270,32e,37e
EXPORT CIGARETTES 50's - ' 80c
VELVETTAA Suntan Cream .._ 39c
OIL OF CITRONELLA,I.D A 2oz. 25c
FIRST AID KITS
KODAK FILMS Verichrome
Frosst`s. Tan -Gel ..:. 50c, $1.25
Gaby Suntan Lotion ..35e, 65c
Flashlight Batteries,
" "Ray -O -Vat"
Thermos Bottles ... - $1.19
Super -Chargers,
"Soda Ring , 10's , $1.15
Unguentige Ointment ..44c, 89c
15c
Sun Glasses
25c, 50c, 59c, 75c, $1.95
-1"4"a -y- Repellent 39.c
Skol '.. 53c,75c
Sketofax' , 25c
Skeeter-Skatter--- 35o
Shell Tox • 24e, 43c, 73c
Planter's Peanuts .. 5c, 10e, $1:20
Mentholatuni 29c, 55c
I.D.A. BRAND' SPECIALS
A -B -S & 0 TABLETS " 100's—Reg. 1O0 » 14e
SUPER JUMEO Stationery Reg. 276 21e
GLYCERIN 4 ozs. Reg. 25"c 19e
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 8 ,oz. Reg. 250 190
KLEEN-OR Antiseptic Reg. 25c, 79c 19c, 630.
AMMONIA Aromatic Reg. 25c . 190
IODIZED Throat Taba'. 50'9, Reg. 25c 19c
• CASTOR OIL 4 and 8 oz. Reg. 25c, 39c 19o, 31c
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