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GODERICH HOME
APPLIANCES SHOP
Phone 141
West -Street
TIL
TAYQReCORNER IES
ALSQCOXS UL BAZAAR R
(JiwlV, Our- Taylor's Cor1Wer Correspond-
ent) • '
The bazaar and tea hell on Saturday
in the Masonic Temple, Ooderiela,' was
was a decided success. The sale was
formally opened by Rev. C. Tay°ener at
2.30 pan." and was well patronized,
The large, beautiful hall made • °ta
slalendid .setting for the Well -laden
tables "of fancy -work, farm produd;e,
and homebaking, .the fishpond; and
the dainty tea tables.
They fauey -work table was convened
by the president, Mrs. Clarence Sturdy, •
assisted 'by Mrs. Reg. Wanly and Mrs.
A. Holmes ; the farm produce table
by- Mrs. E. Calvert, assisted by Mrs.
W. Hicks, Mrs, J. Wilson, Mrs. II.
McCabe and Mrs. Roy Wilson; the
home -baking table by Mrs. G. C inn, `tas-
sisted by Mrs. W. Snyder, Mrs. A.
Oke. Mrs: G. Newton and Miss N.
Walter. The tea tables were super-
vised by Mrs. • C. Tavener with Mrs.
L. Rodger as cashier, while the tea
assistants were Mrs. K. Holmes, Mrs.
11. Whitely, Mrs. E. Fuller, Mrs. J.
Young,' Phyllis Ginn, Kathleen Haluaes,
Dorothy. Rodgeo, ' Xudrey Ginn, Helen
McDougall,and Maxine Oke.. The fish-
pond was, taken care of by Mary Stir
ling. assisted by Lorraine Hicks and
Vera Wilson, while the kitchen con-
veners. Mrs. D. Dodges and Mrs. W,
Hnaeke. were assisted by Mrs. 1. Oke,
Mrs. II. Sturdy, Mrs. R. Fuller, and
Mrs. B. 'Walter.
Truth credit is due all the ladies
and girls who helped so splendidly, and
-to all who contributed so generously.
Announcement
The Via feasare 'Shop
OPENS INFORMALLY SATURDAY,' NOV.- 16th
on corner of Britannia Rd. and Victoria St:
(opposite Victoria School)
A large inexpensive stock of dolls, books,' games; eltristrua's cards.
seals, tags, wrapping paper, are l'or your choice along with ark ex:
elusive line of gifts for every oceasion.
GODERICiiI '
BRING IN YOUR CAR TODAY
FOR OUR
P MINTER
UNENU
<,
pots AN?
SERVICe
Aberhart's Garage
Nearly $170 was cleared, this sum •
to be added_ to the fund for repairing 0 . anarew's St. Goderich
IL11141 111'
LINCOLN -
PHONE 625W.
the church.
NAL MENTION LOUZON'S FLYERS ,
ADE GETTING READY
Mrs. IIarry idean was a,- recent
.guest with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Page'
t Windsor.
Misses Helen Wilson and Robena
Grant visited friends at .Toronto over
the week -end. -
Mr._ and Mrs. Ewan Ross and Miss
Miss ' Helen Graham of Toronto
visited her grandfather:' -Mr. Jambs
Leimard, over the week -end.
Dr. ond Mrs. LeRoy Henry of drinasl-
by visited Mr. and Mrs. Percy Smith
over theVibbk-end;
Mrs. Thos. Walters has returned
from Grimsby after visiting nt the
tattle -of Pr. and Mrs: Lelley Henry.
. Mr. and Mrs. John Smart and daugh-
ter. Helen, of -Collingwood, were week -
the week -end With their -daughter, Mrs.
Win. Rabb, and Mr. Robb, at Stratford._
Mrs. G, Craig was a recent visitor
with her sister. S-Irs.' D. Godkin,• at
• London and attended the Women's
Institute -.banquet
,.M.rs Harry Videan has returned
wedding celebration of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr: and Mrs. Jas. T.
Vide:in. ()Ten house, v%-aS.held for the
°evasion nt 'the home of Mr. and Mrk
Geo. Videan, Warwick Drive.
results.
'ANN PAGE
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White or Brown
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GREEN:PEAS STANDARD 2 "-°z. 230
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SHORTENING
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. DISSOLVES GREASE
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20 -oz. tio
Tins AO
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Tin "XIV'
• -3 Tins 230
190
JUNKET
RENNET TABLETS
pkg. 11c
2 foe 25c
MAPLE LEAF'
CHEESE •
COCOA
CLARK'S' TOMATO
SOUP
IRISH STEW
0.
2 Tins
Tin
190
310
150
190
Florida- New Crop Large Juicy 250's
ORANGES doz., 25c
GRAPEFRUIT mNAERWS .? Rs OE P5 091:61Ezss II for 450
GRAPES CAEL.m1FpOERRNolnA No. -1 lb. 170‘
BRUSSELS SPROUTS PRESH
GREEN Scot
190
10 lbs.
75 lb. bAq
SFUNULI°111BA,INT
The Dilaehilaists' Union held, their a
Etual banquet in the talon Hall, North
street, on Monday, November 4tb., CI
It turned out to be n grand suceeSs
under the '<4ble leaderphip of Mr.
Stephen Helesie, assisted by Mr. IL
Squires., The invited guests included
'Mr. Chas. Gibbons, president of the
Carpenters' and johiers Local No.
2022, Mr Barry, CarpeWrs' Union,
and Mr. F. MeHardy, pigiuRrs' Union.
The opening address by Mr. Har-
mon, president of the Maehinists' Un-
ion, was one of the highligbts of the
evening and was enJoyed and appWci-
ated by all.
Luncheon and refreshments were
served and during this course piano
soloS and lunSiCal I:Lumbers by Mr. A.
Schutz, Mr. B. Bloomfield and Mr. L.
Jeffrey were rendered and there were
many encores. Cigars and games were
next in order and every member present
displayed the goedwiil and friendship
that are prevalent at th6e delightful
Union gatherings.
Mr. It. Henry, ACO town photo-
grapher, was on hand with his naving
picture machine and amazed everyone
with the fine pictures he has taken
of the many beauty spots in•Goderich,
all in teehnicolor. He also bad may-
ing pictures he Made of the Labor
Day celebration sponsored by the Gode-
rich Trades and Labor Council.- The
last pictuiv was .at comedy feature
which took approximately fifteen min-
utes in showing. The Machinists wish
to thank Mr. Henry for the fine spirit
and co-operation he puts forth for the
benefit of all.
Afte,r the. picture all presen join
in singing tbe °National An
• It -fin Flyers• will again up-
hold the ,fame of Goderich in Junior
hockey in the coming season and the
boys ''are already' preparing for the
advent- of winter. and ice: Weekly
praCtice held at the-. Straford ice
a'rena and conditioning, e,xereises_i015,0
another evening each week at:the.
gymnasium. Arnold- Doak is again
manager of the team and Walt. West-
brook is -coach. Prospects for a top-
notch team are tixeellent. Eighteen
were out for this week's ice practice,
and these included five of last year s
n
.,,Hardy,.. local seeretary of the Inter -
that trritardriAftliTie-Bbard handed
down a decision on October 29 with the
resultant directive granting wage in-
creases of 5c per hour to the members
of the Engineers' Union Comprising the.
power plant personnel of the Goderieh
Salt Co. Ltd. The directive also stated
'these increases were to be paid` back
tO the llth day • of June; 1946. This
grant makes the third _and fourth -
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OBITUARY
MRS. HELEN LI4IGH
Mrs. Helen Leigh, 12th. avenue, Sault
Ste, Marie, Mich., died on October 28th
at the home of her son, William L.
Leigh, in the same city. Mrs. Leigh.,
the former Helen Hawkins, was born
at Port Albert on March 7th, 1871,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
James Hawkins. In lop, she
was married at flungannon 'to the late
Thomas .2k. Leig4. She vias a member
of the Episcopal Church. `Surviving
are three sons., James II., William L.
and .Robert II. Leigh, all of the Sa.ult,
and :live grandchildren. Auriai took
place at the Sault on October 30tla
after a service in St. James' Episcopal
111
A.SIIFJELD7 Nov. 13.—Miss Bertha
Macdonald of Toronto spent the week-
end with her mother, Mrs. R. D. Mac-
donald.
Misses Anna and Charlotte Mac-
kenzie of 'Yoronta were -home -for 'the
week -end.
-Mrs. K. Fattish and Miss IVIuriel
Parrish visited In Detroit -over the
week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay of
Bright's Grove spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John MacKay.
Mr. Alex. liowes-Rp
with his' son, Mr.. Gilbert Howes, a
Miss Isabel Macdonald ef St, Thomas
was dlome for the holiday, •
Miss Anne MacMurchy left on Mon -
No Mystery
Long ago the more
progressive members
of our profession
adopted the Policy of
marking prices in
plain figures showing
the complete cost.
This took the mystery
out of the funeral_
director's display
room, and—made it
easy for people to
select something suit-
able in every way.
ORDfiR OF 'THE
GOLDEN RULE
class en ineers' Wages at the Goderich
Salt Ct , the highest in Goderielf at
the present time.
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the world Woks dirty. The same thing
happens when you look at the world
1 through a_ dirty mind.
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