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THE GOI ERIOU SIGNAL -STAR
T. GEORGE'S CHURCH
SUNDAY, Y, JULY 6th, .19.17.
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8.39 a,in."ellikOL) COMMUNION.
10.00 a.m. ,SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11.00 a.m. HOLY COMMUNI6 AND SERMON.
7.09 punt. EVENING PRAYER AND SERMON.
IltEV. BEVERLY 11. FA$RR, B.A.. L.Th., RECTOR.
• A. ANIDERTON=-Organist and Choirmaster.
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North St. United Church
UNION SERVICES WITH VICTORIA ST. I'NITEID ('1i[l'IdCII
IN NORTH WIZ. U.NITE1ID ('IIl'R('H
n tun, IP7f'tIlmAny I°I,PARTMENT, NURSERY -'CLASS AND
MISSION BAND.,
11 a.m. !,'EXALTING THII NATION.'
7 p.m. "THE GOOD. SHEPHERD."
REV. C. WESLEY ('OPIE, B.A., II.D., AT BOTH SERVICES
Organist and ('hair Leader—Mrs. Murray Hetherington.
Knox Presbyterian Church
9.45 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. ,Junior Congregation.
11 •a.rtil. PUBLIC WORSHIP.
Sermon Subject: "Christianity at the Crossroaals."
7 p.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP.
Sermon Subject: "The Outward Reach."
THE MINISTER AT BOTH SERVICES
MINISTER—REVEREND RICHARD STEWART
Director 'ef Praise—Mr. William Wickert, A,T.C.M.
Come and Worship the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness.
'uderich Church
.�G Baptist
OL'R SERVICES
• BRIGHT BRISK — BRIEF — thus REFRESHING.
11.00 a.m. "THIS DO"yComntunion and reception of New Members.
•
7.00 p.m... RECEIVING VISION FOR SERVICE."
Organist and Choir Leader—MRS. ELLA L DONALDSON.
PASTOR—REV. G; W. H. MEDLEY...
Monday 8.00 p.m. 13,Y.P.U. Fellowship.
The. Free Methodist Church
Corner Victoria and Park Streets
Bible Christian-'-WJIAT?".
T -o_ bea _
at7p.m.
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10 a.m. , SUNDAY SCHOOL. ,
11 a.nt. DEVOTIONAL• SERVICE.
Wed. 8 p.m. Public Prayer Service.
YOU ARF CORDIALLY INVITED.
REV. R. C. McCALLUM, Pastor.
-BETHEL TABERNACLE
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV. J. A. PEARSON, Pastor
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
_11. a.Iii. COMMUNION SERVICE..
7.30 pan. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Tuesday 8 p.m. Young People's. Friday 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DAILY VACATION 'BIBLE SCHOOL
►Drily 7 through July '18
9.30 a.m. to 12 ,raton Monday through Friday.
Stories, Bible games; -singing, -acid -hand craft._..
ALL WELCOME.
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FROIiIITHE MINISTER OF
HEALTH FOR ONTARIO
41r, G. L. Parsons. -
Chairman, Mass N -Ray Survey
Committee, Goderich, Ontario.
, Dear Mr. Parsons."—As Minister of
,Health of the Province of Ontario, I
wish to express my appreciation for'
the splendid work of the local tuber-
culosis committee and others associated
with it in c(►nneetiun' with the recent
community. X-ray `ioirvey, The en-'
thusiastie cooperation of all sections
of the public assured the sueceos.of this
new public health project. The time
'and effort so generously given by the
The annual picnic of the Baptist
church and Sunday school was held
at Ilatrbor Park on Wednesday and
pria-ed a utt» t enjoyable ()evasion for
those present. Though threatening in
the Turning, the weather proved ideal
for the' outing. A `Ininutiffil-� upper
provided . fuel for -the energetic effort
put into the sports program which
followed. • •
•n
rite results were as- follows:
Six years and under- Faye. L'aster-
brouke, Peter Thompson. Mollie Aon
1)uua ldson.
Nine years and under- Linda Breck-
enridge, Marilyn Love, Shirley IA)\t-.
Girls 13 anti tutdIcr-- Clara Donald -
sou, _.arbara A nn Miller •
Buys 13 anti under—Malcolm Camp-
bell.
Young la(lit's -. Jaiau Killough, Marie
Raitltby, Mrs. Hugill.
Buys Iii and under— John Hudson.
?c1aleolm ('amt)hell.
\feuitg men-- --David, Medley, Edwin
('latton, John (Donaldson.
Married ladies—Mrs. ladies--Mr•s. Lee (a recent
arrival- fri)In \Vales 1, \irs. - Brecken-
ridge, Mrs. Hugill.
Three-legged race ----Eolith Donaldson
and 1)atvid Medley, Marie Raithby and
Joan Killough, Jolin Hudson and Mal-
t•olm Campbell.
Six -legged i'at•e--lst, Edith Donald-
son, Marie Raithhy, Joan Killough and
1)avid Jledley : 2ncl, Maude MacMath,
John Donaldson, Bill Raitltby and Ed.
Chinon,
Walking racy—Mrs. Cowan and Earl
Ra i t hi•y.
Kicking the slipper—David ]Medley,
I.t,ah B.reckt'nridge and- Mrs, N. R.
Easterbrook.
Mixed shoes --Mrs, Breckenridge.
Julio Hudson, Mrs. Eastern -rook.
Tie race—I>avid Medley and Mrs.
I.ee, Vera _Wilkins find Mr. Ferguson,
John Donaldson and Edith Ik)naldsu,l.
(' Iigratnlatiotls are due members of
the several (•oniIliittees, whose arrange-
ments made the picnic so successful—
also for the hilarious ball game (apart
from the umpire's ,decisions).
EVENING AUXILIARY •
MEFTS. AT MENESETUNG
North street Evening Auxiliary held
an enjoyable June. picnic meeting at
Mrs. Harold Bettger's cottage at Nene-
setung. The weather was ideal for slip-
per and a singsong 'was enjoyed out-of-
doors before the regular meeting opened
in the spacious: living -room of the cot-
-tage: After a hymn and the Lord's
Prayer, the regular business was dis-
posed of as rapidly as possible.
Mrs. R. H. Turnbull read the Scrip-
ture lesson .from ' 1st Corinthians 13,
the "faith, hope and -love" passage.
The chapter on medical missiOiis
„from ' '•Iaidia at the Threshold,:' as
synopsized by Mrs. L. ('. Gidley, gave
evidence of the great- need in this de-
partment of iuissiun -work. —
•
`ince 1870. when' the first women's
hospital Was opened, 290 mission ;aos-
pitatls have been established and .there
are 42,009 doctors. ('onsiderijig that
malaria accounts for one million deaths.
in India per year. the need for ten
tinges as many doctors was emphasized.
Tuberculosis• is the . greatest death -
dealer. although leprosy, blindness,
plague. cholera *and smallpox take a
large share. The dearth rate from T.B.
has. been reduced forty per, cent. in
Christ iau areas-:
Health is second on the list of post-
war plans for India, and the Christian
chnreh is- helping to meet the. need
of medical assistance by hospital vans,
floating clinics, and placing of doctors
and nurses in isolated areas.
Mrs. Henry moved a vote of thanks
to Mrs. 'Bettger, which was heartily
seconded by the forty-two. members.
who had answered the roll call. Regret
was expressed by the president, Mrs.
F. Noble, •at Mrs, Turnbull's leaving
i;uderich and she, extended -the good
wishes of the auxiliary for her future
happiness: -•---A hymn and the benedic-
tion closed the 'meeting.
•various cornmiT ee chairmen and volun-
tary workers, such as canvassers and
clinic attendants, .were more than re-
palicl by the high percentage of residents
attending the survey.
The citizens., of your community are
to. be congratulated on their support
of. the annual tuberculosis Christmas
seal 'appeal which has made possible
an expanded local program of tuber-
culosis prevention.
On behalf of the Ontario Department
of . Health, I wish your 'organization
continued success in its efforts to reduce
the incidence of titbercttlnsis in your
district and the Province generally.
Fours very truly,
RUSSELL T. KELLEY, •
• Minister of Health.
Attention, all Motorists !
THE HIGHWAYS' TRAFFIC ACT 'HAS BEEN AMENDED
AS OF 1 JULY, 1947
These Amendments, affect you. It is important
that yogi obtain full particulars.
If ' btl drive a car or truck and (lo not understand the. Act,
phone Or call ithis office for full particulars.
CAREY & CHAPMAN
WEST ST.
GENERAL INSURANCE
2
PIlt»1E 18
After 5 p. . Call R. It.' rriee
19 Britannia 1'x:4.- P'fteti 10&
7
The Women's Hospital Auxiliary is
holding a- tag day ou Saturday, J uly,
5th. 'A generous patronage is rer
quested. -27
The Mollie League ladies of the
Salvatiou Army are holding a sale of
.work with Inoue baking on Saturday,,
July 5t11; in the store now occupied
by the • arena campaign, from 2 pan.
to t; p.m, `Peal will be served. -27
St. George's Church Women's Guild
-will meet Tuesday, July .8th, at 3 pan.
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QUICK TRIP FROM ENGLAND
SHOWS MODERN PROGRESS
Mr. and M•rs. L. A.. Brentwood and
daughters - Sandra ' and 1,ueille, of
Bournemouth, Hants, England, have ar-
rived at the •bonne of Mrs: 1l twood's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.dnor of
Port Aliwrt. -
heaving England from Heath Row
by Para-Arneriean Clipper on .June 25th
and calling'at Shannon, Ireland, (=an -
der, 'Nfld., and Boston, Mass., they ar-
rived at.La-Guardia airport, New York,
on June 26th. They came by train • to
Toronto. where they were' inet by Mrs.
Brentwood's sisters. and were accom-
pariied'to fort Albert h 31r. and Mrs.
Wm. Balkwell of Brantford.
A month previous to ;their leaving
Bournemouth, 11 telephone call was
made by M-rs. Brentwood to the farm_
home of liar. 'I.ednor, which was. heard
finite distinctly.
These mdcl('rn conveni0neea which wo
have and accept as• part of our every-
day life have all come about in recent
years-.% showing the great progress of
Prices on American Home magazine
are going up• after July 15t11. Even
if your subscription dues not expire
yet, take advantage of the present
low ra -es by renewing sat mice • to extend
your subscription from the present ex-
piration date. If you have been -con-
sideriakg getting this splendid magazine,
place your`subscriptiun now before the
prices rise With Miss Mary B. Howell,
phone -213W, or „Mrs, Ismay McLean.
27t1
SIendor tablets are effective. Two
Weeks' supply- $1; 12 weeks $5,, at
Campbell's and Emerson s drug stores.
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Hygienic supplies ( rubber goods) ,
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed en-
velope with price list. Six samples
25c; 24 samples • $1.00. Mail Order
Dept. 7-03, NOV-RUBBER CO., Box
91, Hamilton, Ont. -1-0
BORN •
BEATTIE.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on June 27th, 1947, to Mr.
'and Mrs. Chester Beattie, Goderich,
a1 (laughter.
11I_'T'TON.—At Alexandra Ilospitaf,
Goderich, on June ,lith, 1947, to Mr.
and. Mrs. -'Ernest Button (;flee Marie
Aitchison), Luckuow, a sun.
CROZIER.—At Alexandra Hospital,
- Goderich, on •June .28th, 1947, to Mr. FOR SALE BY TENDER.—BRICK
and Mrs. Clifford Crozier, Dungan- house, property of the. late G. G.
non, R.R. 1, a son. McHardy ; seven rooms and bath, with
DALTON.—At Alexandra Hospital.
Goderich, on July 1st, 1947, to Mr.
• and Mrs. Dennis Dolton, Goderich, a
sun.
HUSSEY. —At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on June 27th, 1947, to Mr.
and Mrs. Terence Hussey, Goderich;
a daughter, Katharine Emily.
JOHNSTON.—At Windsor, on July 2nd-,
to Jean (nee Tennant),, wife of
•Douglas R. Johnston, a son, Harley
George.
MILLS.—At Alexandra Hospital. Gude-
-rich, on June 28th, 1947, to air. and
Mrs. Ross Mills (net: Myrtle Ryaiij,
a son, _Robert Carl.
-Results
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vim S!.U1 '
FOR' SALE. — NEW OUTBOARD
motors. Immediate delivery. Phone
50(W, MATJ11ESON'S WEL INC:
SERVICE, Newgate street.. ° .24-27
F'01t SALE.— 85 -ACID FARM 'WITH
lirtst-class buildings, E. halt, lot 9,
concession 1, Aslifelcl, Vs miles west
of Nile, on winter -plowed road. Water
in house and barn ; good orchard.
JOHN R. Me\VHINNF1Y, R.R. 1, Port.
Albert. l'houe Dungannon 17 r 12.
20-7x
FUR SALE. --LOT ANI) FOUNDA-
T1ON for cottage at Bogie's Beach.
Phone 1061W. 26-7x
W
vAVANTEILL. ---- LISTIlai(1S OJIi' PRO-
PERTY for -sale. Phone 3fAL-
COLM MATHERS, Insurance and Real
Estate Broker, 115W. 7t1
ANTED. ---TWO ROOMS„ i't 1tN-
ISHEI) or unfurnished, for sleep-
ing accommodation. Write P.O. BOX
837, Goderich. -27
WANTED TO' BUY.---OLI) HORSES
and dead animals, suitable for
mink feed. • If dead, phone at once.
Phone collect JA('K GILIBERT, 036 r
or FRET) (1ILBERT, phone 936 r 32,
'$ioderich. -26t1
'ANTED. -- GARAGE TO RENT,
Write P.O. BOX 230, Goderich.
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VOR SALE.- GURNEY COAL ANI)
wood range with water front;
table and four chairs in natural finish;
singe burster hot plate, medicine chest,
sed and vanity table. JAI. in excellent
shape. Phone 1093W. 26x
FOR SALE. --:--1930 PONTIAC SEDAN,
four Ilew.fiti1'es, new ring job, trnew,
plugs, points and battery. Priced
reasonably. Apply to HAROLD R.
FERGUSON, Bruce street. -Phone 981J.
26-7x
FOR SALE. -- MAN'S C,C',M. BI-
CYCLE; was bought new and is
in good condition. BOX 59, SIGNAL -
STAR. 29t1
FOR SALE. — NICELY -MARKED
blue ticked fox hound pups; par-
e;1ts good workers. E. IL ROBERT-
SON, H.K. 5; Goderich. Phone 15-30,
Carlow, -27
(1.Lh. DUST FOR CONIROL OF
tomato blight and' biting and suck-
ing' insects.- Do not Tet your garden
be eaten =by bugs or "destroyed by
blight. 'Use. C.I.L. Garden Dust that
comes in a ',handy dust gun ready to
use. For sale by JACKSONS F'LOR-
IST, 49 Bruce street, . phone 105.
sunroo'm ; oil heat ; oak floors; copper
piping ; fully insulated; complete base-
ment. Tenders to be mailed to P.O.
B.OX 56, Goderich, before July 21st,
1947. Further information may be had
by phoning 53, Goderich, 27x
FOR • SALE.—TWO GOOD HERE-
FORD bulls; one rising '2 years and
one rising one year old. JAS. CHIS-
IlOLM, Montcalln street. t 27x
FOR MALI:. -1940 FORD SEDAN,
in' Al condition. Phone 1183J,
Goderich. -27
AOR SALE.—IBLT'E FLAME 'OIL-
KIV'F.'1T. — At Alexandra Hospital, BURNER, good as new.. Apply 50
Goderich,' on June 29th, 1947, to Mr. ,�
and Mrs. Albert Rivett, R.R.(i, Gude-
Trafalgar street. 27x
rich, a daughter. Siena SALE.Ann. NEW HEMLOCK
ap
RYAN.—At Alexandra Hospital, Goch'-
FOR joisting, 2 x' 6. Also a quantity of
rich, on June ':.'lith, 1947, to .\111,,and_ ,,,,,,-•,:ant1-11sc d lumber, • E. G. -GIN: ,
• Mrs.' Stalnley. Ily un .` i altford, a R.R. 1, I)uugannon. Phone 14 r 15,
daughter, Edna Alison Brodie.:' Dungannon. - i - 27x
r.
IN MEMORIAM, •
FOR SALE. — Ji LKET IIEATER.
ARNOLD.—in`luving mi fury of my Telephone 319, -27
dear mother, Jars. B. Arnold," who
passed away July 6th, 1946.
Two dear bright eyes, a louder smile,
A loving *heart -that knew no guile.
Deep trust in God, that all was fight,
Her joy to make some other bright.
If sick • or suffering one she knew,
Suwue gentle act of love she'd do;
No thought of self, but of "tithe other."
I know IIe said, ',\\'ell done, dear
mother."
—Sadly missed by daughter, Beatrice
McGrattt'n, and husband, Gordon. 27x
FOR SALE. -1931 DOTE SEI)AN‘;
four new tire. Apply J. E. MAY -
MAN, Box 104, Baytield, Ont. 27x
FOR SALE. -- FRAME HOUSE,
se•`en rooms, conveniences and
basement, on Wilson street ; sewer rates
paid. Also• new five:room stucco house
with basement, practically completed
on William and ('uyley streets; sewer
paid. Immediate possession, 24 Wil-
liam street, sunroom entrance. ' 27ff
WANTED.---G.IRLS YOR RESTAUR-
ANT and fountain work Steady
work, (ioocl pay. Apply VENUS
RESTAI'RAN'T, Goderich. -27
`WANTED. RELIABLE WOMAN
to cave for elderly lady for two
weeks in July: MRS. tVAN .WILSON,
tooth, r Lighthodse • and Wellesley
streets.
27x
ANTED.—,x;10,00 REWARD F()R
information leading to renting of
cottage, house or apartment. Phone
or write .BOX 58, SIGNAL -STAR,
27-Sx
%ANTED.—HEAVT FAT HORSES:
do not have to he sound. Phone,
933 r 5, Goderich. 27x
OPPORTUNITY. — P O W E R F U.L
company has opening in your
locality for honest,- depel ' lble applic-
ant; well acquainted with district. Ex-
cellent remunerations and prospects for
bright future. BLUE BRAND PRO-
DUCTS, 7227 Alexandra, Montreal,
Que., Dept. O -G-2. 27-8-900
NOTICE TO. CREDITORS • ..
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS AND
OTHERS
In the Estate of Rev. Charles Francis
Nagle, deceased. '
All claim against the above-named
deceased must be filed with the under-
signed by July 25, after which date the
executor will proceed to distittbute the
assets.
FRANK DONNELLY, K.C., Goderich,
Ontario, Solicitor for the Estate.
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CARD OF THANKS
MR. FRANK LITTL AND HIS
parents, Mr. and Mrs, E: J. Little,
take this means of expressing • their
gratitude for 'the kindness extended to
Frank- last Tnesda.y,at the•Saddle-•Club
(Went's. They would also -like to thank ,
' the boys who gave Frank first money
in the prize list.
SMIITII.-1n loving memory .of Arthur J OR SALE.—NO.• 86 NEWGATE
:Joseph Smith, who passed away 'in street, white brick house:. also
1943. white frame bungalow of five rooms
Today recalls sad memories - and white frame semi -bungalow of
Of Our dear sun gone to rest; se-veu rooms: and other properties.
And the- ones who think. of him today MIALC(ILMI \LATHERS, Insurance and
- Are the ones who loved -him best. Real Ergs to Broker, West street. Phone
—Sadly missed by Mother, Dad, Bro- 115W. . - . 27x
thers and ',Sisters. -27 ' -
F'OR SALE. — FARM, 50 ACRES:
ARNOLD.—tn memory of Mrs. B. north part lot 7, full concession Ash
Arnold, R'h'o passed away July 6, field : seven=room house, good barn, hen
194E): house„ other buildings. 3 300.00. MAL -
The world may change from year to g $•
•('OLM MATHERS. Insurance and Real
year - Prate Broker, West street,-Goderich..
And friends from day to data,` Phone 115VC7, 27x
But never will the one we loved
From memory pass away..
--Gr-eat.ly 411is4ed. by: A1..L•._aud__Mrs.
Reg. Williams and Family, • 27x
ST()DDART.—In loving memory of
, Ethel Stoddart, . who, died July 2,
1943.
O show oft she comes before us,
Iler dear .face so Sweet and truer
Resting now in peace with Jesus.
Loving hearts still long for you.
—Sadly missed . by Husband and
Children. • .27x-
BUCK.—In nemory of iny- dear son,
James Buck, who suddenly passed.
away June 30th, 1946. Resting in a
sure and certain hope of a resurrec-
tion into Christ's Kingdom of Joy
and Peace.,, • •
Though, cast clown, imt forsaken;
Though afflicted, not alone,
Thou didst give, and Thou hast taken;
ourage. In 1851, when Mrs. Breflt' Blessed Lord, Thy will he done.
'Wood's maternal grandmother from
•
IIaJ h shire carne on the old sailing )E3y Thq hand the boon was given;
yew t 1 Ocean (ween, which was the Thou hast taken but Thine own;
largest. vessel at that time, it was then Lord of earth and God of heaven,
a matter of weeps to cross they Atlaxt Evermore, Thy will'be done'.
tic: now it takes just a number of 27x Mothem
hour's.
.Mr. Brentwood, formerly of the R.
,A.F., was stationed at 31 :A.N.S., Pert
Albert._
NEW • TIRES! ,
lst Quafity , , ` 4 Ply
TRANS -CANADA
List Your
Size Price Cost
440-450/21 13.90 11.15
475-500/10 14.70 .12.25
475-500/20*` 15.25 12.20
525-550/1R 17.60 14.10
525-550/17 '19.35 15.50
600/16 ,21.05 17.25
We Da Vulcanizing
MOTOR OILS 1
ONIiIITA .: , . 5 -gal. Sealed $ 5.55
4PITFIRF .. 5-g cl sealed 4415
VISOIL 5 -gal. sealed $3.55
PRANK A. GALLOW
PHONE 594.14 NORTH
FOR SAT.Y;.—NO. 66BRITANNIA;.
road. -WhIfe frame linuse, 10 rooms,
(two apartments). ML A T. C 0 L MI
MATIIERS, Insurance and Real Estate
Broker, Rest street. Phone 115W.
27x
NORTON. ---Irl loving memory of Mrs.
Horace 1lcit•tou, who passed awv'ay.
July 519, 1945. •
Peacefully sleeping, resting, at last,
The world's %1('ary trouble and trials
are. past.
In silence she suffered, in patience she
bore.
Till pod cabled her home to stiffer no
more.
Y I:tet• remembered by Daughters
2143 Sons. 27x
:�iF:1bV AIR ROUTE
A new Great Lakes Airway route will
be flown by Trans-clanadil Air Lines on
its transcontinental flights, commenc-
ing in July. Although cutting across
the (treat Lakes, 1t ss than a third- of
the route is actually a water crossitfg.
The flight. Path lies along a series of
airports --and asoeiated radio ranges
and ahontena substantially the air mile-
age and flying time between Toronto
and Winnipeg. This new, short route
Hires a ,flexibility of transoontinelttal
flights,
withain alternate route via the
former Northern Ontario main airway,
and a secondary "bad weather" route
through the United States. In .thin
1 way, •mangy delays, due to bad weather,
will be el tnIn0ted.
I'
APPLICATIONS ^,BEFORE
OLD -AGE PENSIONS BOARD
Twenty five applications for old -age
Pensions were considered by the Huron
County Old -age -I'ensiott. Board today.
Of these. nineteen were- reconlnje.nded
•
for a full pension; ,two recommended
subje4nt to investigation of transfers of
property ; one subject to residence'; one
refined recommendation because of too
many assets; and two because of res-
idence regula t ions. •
Members, of the Bonr(I present -were
W. R. .\rehilrald, Seaforth, chairman;
.T. 1,. 31cFlwen, \Vie xeter ; R. J.. Bow-
man, Brussels; .lir;.. F. R. Redditt,
Gocleric•h ; Mrs. N. W. Trewnt-thal; Clin-
ton ; N. W. Miller,-Godericfi, secrotat',v.
For quick results try a Classified
ad in The Signal -Star.
LOCAL SALESMAN
WANTED
Dependable marl with car to
WI' 11t4 0212' exclusive re,presetit-
aitive• in this district and handle
oto' well known line of brushes
and products on as liberal dis-
• countd•ba1Ts that allows for full
time profits of $50 to .$60 per
week from start. No experience
necessary if well recotllmende(1.
Write
FULLER BRUSH •COMrANV,
LTD.,
304 'Wright Mag., London
for interview and full particulars.
t. , * • .7.
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FRIGIDAIRE•
COMMERCIAL SALES
AND SERVICE.
Phone 1098 or Write
MANNINO
Refrigeration Service
REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES
Refrigeration
and
Elearical; Appliance Service
ALL MAKES
Elliott McVittie _
48 Picton St. Phone 417W
• 22tf
IF YOUNEEP
CARPENTRY WORK DONE
' -See'
E.S. VINCENT
Corner Britannia 'Rd. - Goderich
and William St. 26x
7L'Il[ITRSI,D. , 3rd, .1%7
Culbl3akery
"The The Home o' Tasty Pastry"
WEEK -ENI SPECIAL
CHOCOLATE
MARSHMALLOW ROLL
25o each
Arl Orders of $1.00 or more
delivered.
PHONE 4>u5
MEL. iCULbERT,, Prop.
TO RENT
TO RENT.—A LARGE 'BEI)-SIT-
�r1NG ruuni downstairs; private_
entrance, with itse of bath; quiet, pleas-
ant • surroundings, Will rent by day
or week. End of South street. Pilon.°
14 r 935, Goderich, -27,
NOTICE
NOTICE.
I buy rags, feather ticks, and used
furniture. Sewing machine repairs
and supplies. C. WOODS, 12 East
'street. Phone 242J. 21tf
NOTICE.
"DOMINION -CHINCHILLAS"
The. latest fur -bearing animal to be
successfully raised in captivity, the
genuine South American Chinchilla,
producer of the world's most luxurious
fur, may be seen at the Huron and
Bruce Chinchilla Ranch, \\Ingham,
Ont. These animals are udder the
care of Mr. H. E. Wells. Learn how a
these animals may provide a living
and a hobby for you in the years to
come. Visits to the ranch are best
made on week -day evenings or any time
during the week -ends, and are free
of obligation. 25t1 •
'&PPLICATION FOR A LLICENCE TO
A
OPERATE A COJIMERCIAL AIR
• SERVICE
Leslie Roland Naftel and Louis Am-
brose Lane have applied to the Air
Transport Board for a licence to oper-
ate the following conh1 tt'rc•htl •air ser-
vices based at Sky Harbour Airport,
Goderich, Ontario:
(a) Non-scheduled charter to transport
• ,passengers anti --goods. '
(b) --Flying Training.. •
(c) Recreational Flying (barnstorm-
. Ing).
Any. person desiring to snake repre-
sentations `concerning this application ar
nirrst tile a ct,ttipletO sltliiiiis ic►i► v lth
the Secretary, Air Transport Board,
No, 3 Temporary Building, Ottawa, On-
fario, by Jiily 25th, 1947, and send a
copy concurrently' to the applicants
addressed to P.O. Box 265,--Goderich,
Ontario, `
AIR TRANSPORT BOARD.
Ottawa, June 26, 1947. . -27
GODERICH. TRADES AANI) LABOR
COUNCIL
To all Delegates' and Members. of
International Unions: •
Special meetings of the Goderich
Trades .and Labor Council -will be held
on Wednesday night and Friday night
of each week until further notice.
FOREST J. McIIARDY.
TODAY'S TIP_
DON'T LEARN THE NEED OF
INSURANCE
THROUGH THE LACK OF IT.
SEE
H. M. FORD
Get Insured — Stay Insured—
Rest Assured.
North St. rel. 268w
NosimmosioamememmumusuummommommiP
NEED. FINANCING
d NOV
.CCOMMOVArION
FOR OUR
cuStOMERsl
Repairs -and acces-
sories now can be
bought on the
GMAC PLAN
Don't put off needed
repairs longer. Don't
do without those ac-
cessories you always
have wonted, . e
on
CAR REPAIRS
ACCESSORIES?
FURTHER, DETAILiS° OBLIGINGLY GIVEN AT
Gardner Motor Sales
PHONE 284
GOIE;ICH