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THE:SIGNAL PRINTING 00., LIMITED. Pt ar maga
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THE STERLING
OP CANADA
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WAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SAVE, Because --
The spirit of sacrifice knows no room for
selfish indulgence.
MIMIC NOTICE.
TIJWN OF OODERIOH.
11 PLr$1.1C NOTICE.
The Pubic Werke Department will allow
good clew, .she to be dumped oo Albert
street. north of Angle.,. street. These asbe.
will be used for filling purpose-. but mem be
pieced when and whets directed by tA. Street
lasp.c ee. This p�.ivllege will •ase 000.4le,
std. treating Lino, lot the Depwrleserl and
class..
For further particulars apply to the street
laepeotor or the uuder.igned.
2. 2. MOOCH,
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batman of Public Work. Committee.
'Wet
AUCTION SALES.
AUOTION SALEM,' M MOH OOWSI
IlIIrieR., CALVEB. 1T('.
MR. J. A. NICHOLSoN, of West Yon►ton.
will ..)I by public suction at the hotel at Car
taw, on
MI)YDAY. MARCH Sen.
oommeool tg •t I o'clock
teeveoteen good young feeds Durham cows.
all tore omen.
Two grade Hobnob, sows.
Mx bolters and steer., rlsl,g 2 yeses old.
FThree erng as. scow.
One drlvlag hoer. rising 1 years old.
one covered buses. es good u new.
resorts. -itis months credit will be given on
furnishing approved jolot note•. A Moonset
a1 the rate of 7 per moot. per annum snowed for
mob.
These cattle are from Login township, noted
for good stock cattle. and you will like thea lot.
J. A. NICHOL+0N. T.OUNUHY.
Proprietor. W. Mooktoo. Arptioneer.
£DYINIRTRATOR'e BALK •O F
♦I LAO. PRnPERTY. RonstmOt.D
FftCT8. BUGGIES ANI) H Atte IOW.
belonging to the oblate of rholye
BENJAMIN At't1UMTIN
Phone. Gundry ba, teems ed loetructleos te
NMI try imbibe euchre, iu Use t Mage of buss
as/, u.•L. ,Irl
N EON1oiDAY. MaIIUH MA.
commended et t ocleck :
Uss wagonette 'nearly newt 1 ruhbertlre top
boggy. 1 rebbertin t.taulope buggy. 1 set
smalls, Wiring barter. J set doubts dnvlug
berne►s, 2 back Mar robes tsow .. 1 Fleury plow
(soot 1 lewu mower. 1 kitchen renes(ooal or
cream. 1 wood heater. 1 Doherty oraau. 1 egten
.Ior• ,abk. 1 kitchen teb4.1 p.twr t.bies. 1
e idel.oaul. 1 walnut library table. 2 b.drooul
Mute'. 3 ued.teeoa 1 walnut chides er, x NMI
ossa,," e, 1 . oath, 11bball orrreoe writing l it
W oaameeti wu. d crani. 4 *New eM+tm g
1 9DOso obeli, 4 seeker-, 1 'spends\ dem•, t
weablMg tseehr... 1 wromer, 1 enure. 1 temper y
sank carr. I ve.vet rug. 1carpet .weeWr. lieu.
Il.erse. curtain•.Oaten e..4 Miter sit tutee.
The teat estate cwdsts of three v.d•ge lets.,
N wiskie them M a good comfortsbte . Me-
n ton, hos and stable.
Tawas or :!.sill -U. bustle. and huuaehold
goof. all .usits el din a.d ,neer. malt : sow
that amount, three muntbe'creant w111 or given
0. tut abasing approved jou,t note.. A ou,00u at
of t per amt. per .utas will be allowed roes
h�aawW,a on c, wire emoaUta Terms or house and
Lir In per cent of purchase price to be paid
w e day of rte. Detente within one month.
O. L. ACGu8rINE, T.eUUNDRY,
Adeele4ruer. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SAL OF FARM STOCK
ANI) 1M P1.1.:11
AUCTION SALES.
AUt)T1ON SALE OFFARMS
AND IMPLEMENTM.
MR WM. F CAMPBELL
will *Il by public auction at IM 10. 0000eaelma
X N eat N o.aneeb. m
THURSDAY, MARC) 2D,
et mmeacieg •t 1 o'clock :
HOtse:rt-One beer y -draft bores, rising14 yrs
old; 1 mare, reing 0 yearn old. sorrowed to be
in foo: 1 dirt log buret. el years old: 1 yearling
Illy.
C•rris.- One now, d yen'* old- In calf: 1 cove,
•yean;pld. in eat Dow, lore e,e:old, milking;
41 heifers.. i•ini 3 yearn oW wpt,o.od to be In
,calf; 1 atter. 2 years old; I heifer. 2 Year. old; 2
'heifer callow.
Pius.- One brood 1lerks4ite sow. due AprU
list; a pop. I ono' he old.
Nftri.Tar.- Three docks. S herd
Imeirt IKNre.-1 rake Inauly newt. 1 drill
(nearly new), 1 lard roller `nearly newt. all
Maorey Horne make; I ret of deighs Mew last
tall); 1 buggy. 1 culler, Froth McLaughlin make;
out. I ct. 1 light wagon. 1 "Lily'- cream separator
new la -t goring), 2 cutllpg boxes. 1 set wagon
pine-. 1 war/en box. 1 rot of heavy harmer, 1
rote single driving harness, 2 hors. blankets..
about four or five tot.. of ha). and other ar-
ticles tun numerous to mention..
Everything ndvert Ned will be sold without
reagin e. en proprietor 1. Weirton the farm.
Terme -All sumo of 1210 and under. cash •
eve' that emo•,nt, s 1001,14.' credit will be
g lum, on furnishing npproveA joint notes. A
Abeotmt of 4 per cont. et relight 'Mows] for cash
on credit *mounts.
WM. F. CAMPBELL THIS. (lt NDIIY,
Proarletor. Auctioneer.
At'l'TION SALE OF FARM STOCK
AND IMPLEMENT'S
MR WK. YOUNG. Nbeppudton,
will sell M public 'materna at his premises. lot
17. Lake Shore read. , n
WEDNESDAY. APRIL I'4.
oomesenrloa at 1 o'clock :
Ome draft same 12 years old; 1 oow. due April
Rh: l cow, due y e(1; 1 cow, due May I b;
I farrow mew; 1 good deem, tieing reran. old;
1 said better, rennet years old; s good steer
• se; 1 eft. out Marley-Ha.rl.. 6loder;ner,rly
u N): 1 Sft. cut Deering mower. 1 Maxwell
bario.der, 1 Metre horse rake. 1 Championseed drill, 1 wafter, 1 Wad roller, Y lumber
weave.. 1 set Woo barrows, 1 dire harrow. 2
walking.( one, 1 gang plow, 1 road cat 1. 1 fan -
alma mill. I .et .sole.. 1 bay rack. 1 gravel pox.
1 wagon box, 1 hayfork, roto. chain. car and
pelleye; 2 ads beat y barter. I bet lgh: ,ban-
D.r. 1 ptlpwr, 1 eager kettle, 8 ladder.. 1 eel
buck.t,wted)ar and rope: fora.,ch.lba, .hovels
and num.roos other article..
No reserve, as proprietor lm sold the farm.
Tear.. -All •ums of t10 and under. real_•
over that amount. 11 month: credit wUl e
ghee oat furnishing epprered joint Dote.. A
discount of 3 per cent. 'baled allowed for
owe on credit amounts.
WM, YOUNG. OUNURY.
Proprietor. Itictioneer.
TOR SALE
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OR BALK. -000D DELIVERY
WAGON• Apply torn°.MtKN•ART. 1,
DAKBEH SHOP.- I AM RETURN-
") ISO to Ooderi -b and will open
b
asab barber
rho *bout tee WM of this moots in
told work. where ).hall be pleased to see all
m, old ;mellower. and mansootos. y w os. (1E0.O.
LITTLE.
Wiry Not Grow Tomatoes?
More Money in growing
tbem than Baena and
you are sure of the price.
Everything is higher,
therefore we are paying
more. ('orae in and see
tee and we will explain
bow to grow them.
alma Canning & Evaporating Co.
D. F. HAMLINK, PROP.
MRS. HWTHRHIIIOTUN. East street. dee-
rick 1'phone 2114.
b 8 \•••A ROAN. PUREBRED
Lo
J. I I3 moothe K. K. N o� L Oarericb.
Phone AIR2. 3611
A't'8 AND CLOVER GEED FOR
SALE -Ureses alias farm ar Capt. Lebec
.1 N . F'., rucu4rs apply
t
SEED C.I ]I -.F9R SALE:
HENRY J. KKRIt
will -ell by public auction M lot 18. concession
1, Wets Kawanoab, Nilepo.toMee, on
TUESDAY, APRII. fid,
commencing at 1 o'clock :
IFI,. a. -One 10r.e, 14 year. o11; 1 horse, 14
veer- Md; 1 gelding. rising 2 years, b1 ('on-
e ehle: 1 tele ing, rh.log 2 years. by Molten
William; 1 cow. tiring a years, du. to calve In
Ills): 1 crow, , Winn 3 Yeats, due to (Halve In
inns.: 1 now, rlslpp1 1years, doe to oalVe let
Bentetuber; 1 oaw. tieing3Bare, doe to
oche In July: 1 Wolfer, f year. olid-prilglrg; II
stet n. rising 2 years old; f h( Ire,-, rIsln 2 yrs.:
I heifer, rimier 2 yearn oln; 8 calve., ruing 1
yes old; 2 fell naives --
IMIl.gement-ono Massey-Harrla 14 -hoed
shoe drill and seeder, 1 1101 diamond harrows. 1
light wagon, 1 ogee boggy, 1 .Ingle cotter, 1 set
oe too 14.. wales. 1 latae eater -trough 'nearly
new 1. one good nettled Mx I lf-Inobl. 1 one-
hoe.epowwryryr wheel and k: 1nlper. 2 good
set- whiffing
rms. 2.111 clings, 1'goat robe.
Tg15. -All stone of We and under. rash ;
ever ,hal amount. 7 months' credit. will be
given on furoh,hlog appres ed Joint. note.. A
diem nl of 1 per coot. straight snowed for
os.h on credit amounts.
HENRY J. KERR, THOR. GUNDRY.
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
HUSK.
NORA H. HURLEY, L. L U. M.
Tewdter dammed theeretlesl work. Pupils
Prerwood foe etaolr\tteas, 8fedls, St. David'•
street ALtt
HBO. It. NII1In1t(Ry, A. A. 0 . O„
1. O. , nersout ,ted ('Mdroweiter of
nor
Totwitor p:•no, vth*1
rnp 1). for exan.lnatIone, Ton in -r'
Nelson r doors east of Dr. Hunter's.
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.1 limited quantity of U. A. C. 72
oat 0-1111.00 a Mishit-
Gratis
usb.LGratis gowns on this farm bas al-
ways been at the head of the list in
field crop competitions.
The wisdom of sowing gond peed
this spring will be apparent st harvest
time.
Alen for sole -a quantRy of lucerne
clover hay.
HUGH HILL, R. R. No. 4, Goderich.
SEED BEANS FOR SALE
AMERICAN WHITE PEA BEAN
Yielded twenty-one bushels
peracre, of good quality.
Apply to
WM. F. YOUNG & SON,
Goderich, R.R, No. 5.
'Phone No. 1426 Benmiller.
FOR SALE. -ONE AUTO TRUCK,
capacity it tons. Suitable for express
delivery or funs work. Pneumatic tire. iu
front rear axle. the Rowell Internal gear.lrite.
Speed. 12 to 21) utilea per hour.
One Jitney auto car. closed body ; to carry
eight passenger... Pneumatic tires all round.
Both can be seen at our factory or drop us
postcard for full perticulare and prices
either.
THE I'AGET GRAiN DOOR CO.. LTD..
efet f Goderiob. Osl.
LIEEI) OATS FOR SALE. -W. 1'.
�k77 MURNEY.
VOR SALE. -CEDAR POSTS, ALSO
H, C. shingle*. Apply W. T. RIDDELL
Auburn. id tf
FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSE FOR SALE. -STORY AND-
A -HALF frame boor, 1n goodooiditlon,
on Areticent 'street. Apply to MIH8 VAN
BTON F.. Sall
CARTAGE e
}having enlisted- with the 16Ist
(Hnr ) Battalion for active ser-
vice o raeas, I have made arrange.
ments with Mr. Nelson Yeo to
carry on my cartage business in my
absence, and I would respectfully
solicit from the public generally,
and from my old customers partic-
ularly, a continuance of their valued
patronage until such time as I can
again resume my occupation.
Any business entrusted to Mr.
\'eo during my absence will be
carefully attended to and will be
thankfully appreciated • we.
• ALFRED j',
141A RM FOR SALE.-iN FIRST -
1 ('LASH condition, ninety scree. Fine
young onwhard. Good bean and stables,
also goal frame barn. This 1Iw eplendM
fall wheat land and a good invest-
ment. Prior. Meta For further prticnler.
write to BOX NMt Ooderich. Ont.. .5-Im
I,IARM FOR SALE.-AliXTY-EIGHT
r acres • IM. 111, nonceodon. 1. etich town
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'ship goat day soli. moans well, good horn
with cement foundation and brick house. Also
for sale forty serve of Relit laird, let H. 21, con
cerdon 2, Goderich township. Apply for further
pp.,Iticalars to hl Re. MARY ELLIOTT, R. R
No. 2. tfay4ld road, or phone 268 r, P, Min.
RENT. -SOUTH 81 DE O1+
apartment hero* on North street: Ix
moans abd beth. basement latadry, all modern
ooeveblenoee, newly decorated and really
heated. Rant reasonable. A.M.POLLEY. 394
Rua RENT.-MODRRN HOUSE ON
tbin1 JiiOaepeter Nemo,. AppIF is J08. C.
LOST AND FOUND.
Telephone orders to 11h. Yet),
No. 167.
s._
LIOUND.-A FOXHOUND, BLACK -
.11" AND -TAN, owner run have •.we by
et111e1` for and paying Ices the. advertisements
WM. SPROUle i engannon. 44 It
MARRIED.
I1t.OAN-RENNtTi pe 'Satuttda Marek
17, 1917. in London. E IoM, OWtye Irene,
d• w 01 Mr, son Mrt. J. R. iienpett.
Myth. (hit, w Diet. R R. Horn. 2nd dist
tailor. let Brigade. C. E. F.
WANTED.
WANTED.
DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE
APPROVED.
Some latlervtd•g Announcements in Con-
nective with Colborne Farmers' Club.
At the last regular meetiog of the
Colborne Farmers' taut), held at Ilso-
wlYer, Reeve (Jordon Youog outlined
the project of good roads for the
.-uuuty rod urged favorable con.idera-
tton of it, though be did not expect to
see it adopted by the county until the
completion of the war. He also spoke
regaad mg the benefits to agriculture
through the appointment of • district
representative for the county ; he ex-
pected th.t the .:aunty council would
auk for the appointment at the June
soesioo. After diacussioo by the
members present a teeoluti0n wee
passed expressing approval and re•
queetierg the count) council to have
one appointed.
President Arthur Fisher gave • full
and intet•sUog report of the annual
meeting of the United Fsu,e.s of
Ontario held at TOUInto, at which be
was a delegate.
A request from Mayor Munnioge cf
Oudotieb to arrange fur a meeting to
discus Hydroelectric pow. r for the
forum was fret to the manager, who
has since arranged to have • meeting
on Thursday evening. Match 29th,
when &representative 01 the commie -
'ion will he present. hie meeting
will he open to the pub it and it is
hyped a Iwge number will avail them-
selsea of the opo• ntunity to hear this
question discussed.
The next regular meeting will be
held on Thursday. April S h, when
Mr. Oavin Barbour, of l r eat: ll, will
give en address an -The Things that
Count in Agriculture." and ae this
will also be a public meeting a lingo
attendance is looked for. Ladies are
especially invited to attend both these
meetingl, which commence at 8
o'clock.
Girl or young woman as clerk in
drug store. No expels** IMINNINNICIF.
Apply •
A. L.-OALDWI*L4
GIRLS WANTED.
We are proposing to start a bnaneh
factory in some town in Huron coun-
ty. and if enough help can he assured
to us we would prefer to locate in
Ooderich. Thoee not now employed
who desire employment as knitters
may register their names with us or
with the Town Clerk at Goderich, and
our action will depend nn how many
will register. CLINT.IN KNITTINu Co..
LTD., Clinton, Ont. tilt -'fit
E‘VANHTFa-rty'1ORoRMENTIRBfoYr RumLI•
months +mall fur obedm hoauye or,mttas,e wih
modern conveniences : 0.4 end of town pt. -
?core, Orate full particuln• s and rent. BOX
S1. SIGNAL •.
Coast .say led oyster*, solid meat,
fresh from the oyster beds, at Black-
stone'*. Pbooa 240.
How It tickles •, an's vanil y when
he is asked to settle disputed point .
J•tpt like leaving one , f Prldhaw the
'rsi11.r'e suits on !
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WANTED. - A HO('SEKEi.PER,
And companion Good horne and light
work. Or would give rental of pert of house
1n return to dirtier, as housekeeper. Apply to
MKS. CARLOTON, next Knox church, Dodo.
ribs _
WANTED. -MAN TO ATTEND TO-
A been, during the ea1'nmer. Apply at
SIGNAL OFFICE.
TEACHER WANTED. -EXPERI-
ENCED teacher for U. el el. No. 1. Ash
B old. Colborne and meet Wave mesh. !Puttee
to commence April 17th; Apof' .rating ret-
ail and erre' fence. to R. SIt IL"'A IN. Nile.
WANrED.-A YOUNG GIRL FOR
light housework. Apply MRN. GALT
CLARK. 36-1t
�(KN \VANTED TO LHAHN 1'HE
SPRING AND AXLE trade, steady
work year round and gcod w cps must be
rotor and Industrious. Apply -THE DOW8-
LEY SPRING & AXLE COMPANY. Chat-
ham. Ont. 1+21
11j ACH INir4TS AND TOOLMA K ER
141 experienewt men wanted. RIg wagesS,
and stedy ecupplo)ytoenL Cno,munlcate with
TAYLOR -FI,IRR S COMPANY, Guelph;
Ont. 66.21
R)3.
O b1UULD,:
EMS %VAWTID.-
Ac adorned to or wfllie to learn machine
operating.- H(ahe.t 0.15.1n ( woad* fol ht
moulding Write, of a tMcate with TAN
-
LOtt•FUttnEs t U., Guelph, Ont. &felt
�1IRLN 1VANTRD.-APPLY GODE-
TI RICH KNITTING CO.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
CHURCH NOTES. What Other Towns Have cone for the
Y. M. U. A. Military Work.
On Monday evening next the B. l Ponula oontri-
P. F. of the Baptist- church will give lion. Duan,..
their regutas monthly literal)' pin- In another column Lt..-Ool. Lewis) Brampton.......... 39J .,v., gAuo
gram Thry cordially invite the public. Places thesjtastlon fairly and rqualely - N wmarkst 3700 3, Wu
At Knox church next Sunday worn- Oe U.kaws
worn -
county. Col, Iwwu he iu charge of res- Lindry
ing Rev. H. C. McDet w +'s subject fruition in this division for the al- 11H111w
will be : "The New Song." Eve Ina titlery, and anyone wbo wishes to en- tritons-WIlist should communicate with him, or
call upon Mr. Andrew P.,rlr', of the
customs office, who is acting for Col.
Lewis locally.
The following from The MacGregor
(Manitoba) Herald refers to a nephew
of Meesre. lien. and Frank Allen and
Heil,. Mori is, ti town :
Prp, E. Brown, in a letter to • ftiend
in Ma, Gregor. states that he Well with
P r. Jarepi, Moiris (sun of Mr. and
Mui. E. .1. Morris, of Eninieliuel,
when he 'revived the wound which
rtonhed• in the loss of one of his legs.
We quote the following from Pte.
Brown's fitter : ''We bane got see-
r' al boys from Wac(ilegor in our Bat-
talion, nue of thea) whore name is
Morris born Emmeline, who was
wounded rwth, t• badly the other nigh!.
1 haus sero a lot o f the war since I
caste here, hut. 1 never raw a fellow
elbow the courage that fellow did. He
crawled shoot Hfty voids across 'No
Man's Land' alter he was wounded,
and then'1 overtook him and helped
hint hack toour tren.;b. It was pretty
tough pulling Lien sones, but he
n, -ver made any complain."
Young Norris was 0115 of r bombing
pat t y who went over to put a Gelman
trench uuorine out of action. and at er
having w-c,stuplished their collect they
were 111urnirtg to Iheit•.owu treueh
when a shell Ott him on Ibe c.N of the
right leg.aud ti\re it off from the knee.
The latest repot la that the young
wan 14 making rapid progress toweldr
recovery.
The accompanying picture shows
Pte. William Robinson Ion the right )
and a Roswell conu•Ade. PP. Robinson
is a .on of M . sod Mrs. Alex. Robin-
son, East street, Goderich. He be-
longed to the Canadian Mounted
Rifles and wlw captured June 2nd,
1910. He had been shot through 'the
1THE LADS IN KHAKI. 1
tore the young men of Huron
subject : "Hollowing the Ooldeu
Gleam."
At Victoria street Methodist church
next Sunday Rev. Geo. McKinley. of
Iiea(ot•tb, will ptracb morning and
evening. it is the chinch's missionary
day. Mr. McKinley will also address
the Sunday school in the afternoon.
At North street Methodist church
next Sunday morning Rev. W. K.
Hafer's subject will be : "The
Cho titian Doctrine of Everlasting
Life." Evening( subject : "Life,"
Ubrh.t Place,-(.auearea Philippi."
The choir of Knox church is prepar-
ing a very interesting program to he
given on Monday. Apr.l 2nd. The
his' part of the prow .w will consist
of four !}coups of et gen numbers by
M'. !Hurlbut y. Mrs. Frank Saunders
will -sing the aria from the "Elijah"
and Mire Hildred McColl will render
an aria front the "Messiah." The rec-
ond part will consist of the sacred
Easter crntais, "The Manger Thmne,"
by Chas. F. Manoey. A silver collec-
tion of 10: upwards will be received.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Eureka Bible clues of Victoria street
Methodist church was held •last Mon-
day night. The annual' election of
officers took place, the following tie-
ing elected : Hoo. presidents, Rev. J.E.
Ford. G. M. Elliott ; teacher. Mrs.
Henry Allen ; president, Miss Grille
Sturdy ; vice-president, Miss Minnie
Bell; secretary, Miss Gracie Duff;
treasurer, Mi.. J. Match ; Rid Cross
r•easuret•, Mts., F. 1Viisou: pianist,
Nth,. Estella Clark ; committees -de-
votional, Pearl Duff, Estella Clark,
Irene 'l'hurlow ; social, Minnie Bell,
Lena Plunkett. CrIasy McClinton ;
Hower. Ruhy Knight, Agnes McDon-
ald, May Lindsay ; lookout, Annie
Knight, Jessie Ford. Maud Millian ;
Red Cross, Estella Clark, Minnie Bell
and Hub Knight.
Next Sunday Rev. G. M. Holmes,
in the Baptist chit, ch, is coun(elcing
a series or rix Muridae evening ad -
arrears. err''()bri.4-.Ar flight of - the
Cordwood Wanted.
We will pay the best
prices for ally quantity��yy
of Cord#rood delivered
at our Coal Yard.
MacEwan Estate
Phone 98
' World --the only One Who can satis-
factorily sn.wer the following messing
questions of men :
1. Why is there a strange Ini9Gt-
stage of justice in the lite of many in-
dlrldu.uie?
2 Why are we so frequently over -
rue by sin ?
1 V1 by is cold-hearted villainy per-
mit d to trludpb'
4. hr must we taste the bitMr-
I new of separation and death ?
S. WA • if our future -wrapped iti
darkness ?
6. 11-b y
troths veiled i
the .tart Imrortaut
teat dimue.s ?
Appropriate • was will follow each
I addrew.
NOTiCR TO CREDITORS.
IN TIM Kars l 0M RtNJAMIC AUnt',Tl.Nt,
I.ATI Or THP VILLAOt Or DV.iiin Ni !e. 174
TUC COUNTY Or H t'RON,RITIRRU F
MOW ASKO.
ltMMe
4. hereby Riven. yureu.ant t0 the
Meteor lit 401, that 4.th.1 all persoo having
clalma agaknst 'Senior -0n Autn'tlne. who died
on the ash dry of Iehroary, 1917, Are required
on or before the lath mire Meech, 1917, In send ,
by poea. o del,rer (0 1 rm{.tn, hL Anit,etlnI
Dungannon, Ont.. s,tminidrator of the !nitrate
and ,Tent • of the .old decemcd. fell particulars
of their .•lalrn.: and ,bat atter the said duet
mentioned 'tete 'herald adminletr.lnr will pro
oeed to dl -tribute the Meets of tee mei de.
o.a.e4 among the pe entitled thereto, Mr
Int regnrl only to tale " claim. of whish he
Maa111 torn have had notice. mod th.t the ;raid
adallni,trato will not be likable for the said
awes, or any part thereof, to alp of
whose claim h• shall pot, then 1p mom have received
114 Nw
14.1.4 at (Iodrricl ibis 14th day of Marob.l
1917
i'RM'DP(Nrr, KILUottas a COOKr.
SIM Solicitors foe meld Admin4n rotor,
To the Able-bodied Young "Me
Huron
Who are fitted_to go overseas I wish to say a few words :
first voicing my sympathy for those who from physical dis-
ability or age or other unfortunate circultistances-are prohibited
from enlisting.
After an experience of some mouths in England, and an
inspection of the whole British and Canadian battle lines in
Belgium and France, from the English Channel, to the
Somme, to which was added a visit to the British battle fleet
in Scotland, I feel sure that every one of 3'ou who fully realizes
the . existing conditions would not hesitate a moment in
grasping the present opportunity to go overseas. -
I ant not going to beg you to enlist, -that 'is for your
own conscience, and your own judgment under your existing
circumstances, a question you must answer for yourself, -but
I wish to say that the present is in my opinion very nearly
the last opportunity you will have to do so. No such a fray
a'it1 be witnessed during the lifetime of the present generation.
This is a contest between the Hun and the Angie -Saxon- :
between right ,and wrong, between decency and 'indecency,
between fair play and foul play, between men who fight
square and those who do not, lighting man against plan and
an enemy which murders*Oaten and children on the land anti
on the sea. X.
Before the British Empire •was the Huns under Attila
swept away the Roman nation, the greatest nation in the
world at that time. Shall this occur again ? John Bull and
his sons have stripped for the fight. Will you 'able-bodied
young men of Huron, sons of sires who feared nothing in
their conquest of the new world and who were always able to
do their share, stand back and let yo'1r kinsman ask for assist-
ance in wain ? -
This fight, the greatest the world has ever seen, is in the
last round. Now is the thne to put your s ulder to the
wheel. Opportunity kpocks at a man's door oy once, and
iN now beckoning to you in the Artillery. The casualties,
considering the large number engaged, are very few, not
more..than double the regular rate would be in normal times.
The young man who is able to do his share, and does not
offer to -,4o so. will only regret it once --and that will be for
the rest of his (lays.
This is a matter between you and your own conscience ---
don't let anyone else decide it for ymt. •
To the Girls of Huron:
Every one of you can hep either by advising your male
M�'ends to enlist, or by helping to do their work while they
Ire away fighting for you. A young man who IN ill not fight
or you is not worthy of your respect, let alone frieudship.
E. N. LEWIS.
2410 1.40
7300 7.11(1)
e W SI )
expecte 3,11011
1110 Lu e
OODEHICH TOWNSHIP.
13100411li GOOD FBIgr ss FARMWMLL.
-On \Vednesdsy evening lasts fare-
well social evening sea. spent by
friends and neighbors of bf', and Mrs.
Tho.. Amy at tbeir hospitable home,
to bid good-bye to the fam, who
are liloving to the ,!minty of
ilyBrant-
ford, while Mi. Amy intends to en-
gage in dairy and general farming.
The following( address was read by
Councillor Ginn, and a handsome
leather -u 1h')Istered oak rocker was
presented by Mr. James MacEwen,
of Ooderich, on behalf of their friends:
To Mr. and Mr,. Am9.
D(CAK t RILN las - A. you are oboe' to ee, er
our connection with Uch township connectionuderrimet
ta s.soclat tons. we, wour ,.elgrlbor-, take thw
opportunity of m.etlon to enp,ew 111 some
tangib e form our •ppr.olaliun of you. A•
neighbor, fou hese atisaya been readyto lend
a helping hand when celled upon to o se....d
your cheery d hermit ion. hate helped t o bright
en many a gel het ing : but, in case those word.
UM) .sou,e day be forgotten, we wish to en-
tire.. them in some more aub.tau(lal manner,
and- would therefore ask you to accept this
chair its a memento of the days you spent In
(ioderich township among your hleads, who
tree wish that you may long bre spared to enjoy
Its evertor'. by your -'eln fireside" au your new
home.
Mr. Amy made a suitable reply and
the twat of the evening was spent very
enjoyably io dancing, and an excellent
lunch . was served. Music wee furn-
l.hed by Metoos. W. Johnston, G.
Montgomery and W. Westlake, and
(he master of ceremonies was Samuel
Westlake, ar.
yhe National Shipb oilding Co., Ltd.
Ottawa, March .l(I.-New companies
formerly incorporated this week in-
clude the National Shipbuilding Co..
Ltd- of Gode)icb, capital stock $l00,-
4100.
TAKEN iN.GERM ANY.
right hand with A pullet and was in a
Getman hospital for two months.
Where he said he was well taken core
of and his wound Well treated. He
says he has been receiving the parcels
mailed to hint and he sends his appre-
ciation and thanks to those who were
so 'kind in wending hon tobacco and
parcels at Christmas time.
Any man of military age wbo will
"do his hit" by joinin the Canadian
Engineers should calla haven talk
od
'tcha
th I
r
Sergt. T. Pest in
h Se
g
Kh4ki ('tub rooms (next the Colonfintlk ). Men of all trades aim wonted,
both 'for t service and overwrap
linty. and there should he a number in
This locality- who will join the Engle -
revs' and place their services at the
disposal of their Country in this grafi
crisis.
Hugh Barchler•, eon of JICs. X.
Biteable', and Fred Arnold hai•e en.
lilted with the forestry detachment
of the 122nd Battalion, with head -
quartets at Unit.
March winds are trying on our clear
complexions and ruddy cheek.. You
should not venture out of doors at this
season without taking the necessary
preca unions to pmotrcl your skin from
hart,, which -is apt to result flour ex-
twswa=-io--ohs--tsleul•ot-.-_ (;bappi•+R-
roughening and freckling may lla_.
avoided if the right preparations are
used. E. R. Wigle, druggi.t, Gude-
rich, carries all ,the good trivet -Geed
chap lotions, cold creams, fare creams,
nlaYiage cleallle, raise powders, etc.,
which will keep your skin in • •011.
smooth and healthy condition.
Cept. (inflow, of the Aunt. Medical
Corps,London,w.s home over Sunday.
lookirg very Ht and trim in khaki. 1.9
exprec.ed hiwerlt as quits pleased with
the work in which he le now engaged
In eonne7tinn with this ('a11ad1111) ern) '.
Advantage was taken of hie presence
in town for the presentatiots-nf 4 testi-
monial from the limier/0 itrough
Chapter, t. O. D. E., slid the mewh,'a
of the Doeint'e ela'saes In first aid and
1 nursing. On t Metaldey he wart waited
V
upon by Mr.. J. Kidd x111 .Ile L.
Millar, tepresenl.ing the Charier. who
presented hitt. 041)1 4 wrist -watch and
1 the following whitens :
1 Mr hast IDR. GA1.I.0a.-WI 1 you secret (h'i
, w melt -bracelet from the members of your claw.
, In lr.t aid and hone 'mentor. t• well a. the
General !trough 1 'heeler. 1.0, D. sl.r It it a
very small token of the hearty apprvv•latltal of
your.erelee en willingly *1,1 fnllhfully elven
to the chimes yen have'ndrncted.
The regent And member,. (,"insist Rrw fah
(Chapter a Oh to put nit raa.rd their /VA/ it 1111,•
to YOU and the of her medical men lu town who
have been lest, omental in plying the women
of rOoderfeh .tech an opportunity for training
1 themselves for tt.rfulne-s In helping the in•
Jetted end ilk rl'ting-uRrring. -
Wllh beet *141e• for your -accrete In the
Military work to vhirh yon has proenhly 1r•
voted ynnr lire at gr. at per -oral sacriace, awl
again expressing Dur app.rdatlon of pine
three year.' work for our ('heeler, and whiling
you a safe return front the seat of war. believe
Inc. Vers •Ineerelj Foam.
E771.1 t Altoulnl M Arlene Attn.
Regent General Himmel Chapter. 1. U. D. F.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr J. 1'. Walters. who clotted op his bu.iue..e
here this week, hart returned to Listowel.
Mr, 'llamas Tuflord left on Wonder for Part
Welton 10min his bust. which tins beer, win-
tering (here.
lIyyra. F. McCartney Sud son. krnea', hase re-
tuPned to Cadillac, Soak.. after speeding the
winter in Oudrniob.
Thanks from the Red Cross are ex-
tended to Mesdames Aitken, Coi-
borue, C. Dunlop and Hume fur. cut-
ting out ; and to Lite following ladies
10r sewing : Mesdames Saints, Hop-
kin., (forte. MacEwan, Ntraughao,
Craig, J. McKay, Nairn, Dori, Cool -
thorn!. dna. Bogie, Persons, W. Mc-
Lean, D. ('uIeron, l'littun, M.rabalf,
C. Black, Milk, Thomas Jenkins, J.
Million, '1'.111, Solomon. Aitken,
(lager, Grimm, Smithson, McNevin.
Tiffin. Phelan, W. C. Pridham. Bar-
ton. Mi.ees Craig, N. ('t•aig, Sault*. E.
Hanks. Naftel, Well., Farrow, Proud -
foot. Dunlop, McIntosh, Ford, Robert-
son, O'Rorke, Fraser, Whitely and
Strang. -
/
AUCTION SALES.
Wholesomeness and par ty are nor
fiat considerations when tusking our
homemade candy and Ice -creed'. A
trial will convince yon. F•dtvatd
Phone Art,
•
4:-o,.a,.r.a,
MnmlrAv. M,,r-h :el -Auction sale of mlleh
catty, etcrr.. heifer.. entree. etc.. property of
Nr. J. A. Niel oleott. of West Mo.ktmn. et the
hotel at ('aglow, at 1 o'clock p• 1,t. T. lit Nees.
sot termer.
WRlhxsn.r. Meech 271.- Adnrni.trelor's
rale of household . urns. buggies and harness.
properly of lb,. . .v ttun,lainin Auo ine.Lit
the r Mane of. Du cannon. al 1 o'clock p. tu. T.
Greene. auttlor • • r,I
TeueMaeitAr. M,a' h 21t -Auction -ale of farm
.tock .rend Iu(plen, rite, property of Mr. Wm. F.
Campbell. lot. 10, conoes-ion '2, (Vast Wawa•
n0 -h. Stile commences at 1 uclotk p. m. T.
U t N ma r, auct longer,
T*'Is,A., April :1.-Aun tote of firm
tock and Implemt tit,, pro/ e,ty of Panty J.
Kele, rit lot Iii, concession 1, West Wawautah,
1110 pod office. T. Orv,ar, auatlo,t'er.
N•g,vgmtAv. April I. Auction este of form
tock at d Implrulent'. property of Mr. tVillianl
Toone. Mhepp•rdtmn. at his eternises. poi 17.
Lake Yh, re toad. at 1 tick ck p m. T. Gr MO.RT,
auclioot. r.
•
• BORN.
,UULTUN.-In Grde,ich towmsbipD. on Wed-
ne.dny, Troth H. to Mr. awl Mrs. William
Holton: t daughter (Willa May 1.
MI ( 7ItlEN, At :1 1 .'nor• •trees. Winnipeg.
rhondat. Veb,uar)' 2'. to Dr. and Mr..
11. A. M1.1:l lin Ince et., Guldthut)wn. A
1,1n1111;.tbert Joseph,.
DIED.
DIsgI:n.-At Dnnganno, on Tnenday. Mare*
a,, Ifllhom Vine - 1,
. 110,x, was of Mr. and
Mr. Ad,lan I)i.ber, aged 14 yuan and 7
month..
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS- Marches.
(bd- and Clover reel foe HAI* --Mot. Setber-
inglnn.. .. l
Farm for Sale-- Rex set. (isle irh ..
lino.r for Male -Mise \•.n -t a,e_. ... 1
1•onngGirt Wanted Mrs Gelt I le,k... ., t
Seed Grain for ;Sale Hersh 1111 .. . 1
Gray Met Car -T. H. Mitchell ... ... 9
Wagon for Sale Geo. Stewed .... t
Girls%sated Cerium Knitting I .,....
I'nrebrnl hull for 9.le--J.'W. 9a4xeld - . I
Clerk Wenttd -A, 1.. ('aldwell.. ... 1
Te,tchrr Wants H. Menses'/I. Nile .
Auction tele -J. A. Nicholson..... .. . 1
Adrnlnlstrat a'. Sole -0, E. Angtenne 1
Aare ion stale -Wm. Young. 1
Auction asks -Wm. R raanph II... ...t 1
Man Wanted -apply at Tonal UM'e...... 1
\otlke re Removal rd ashes -J. J. Melant.. t
Tetr) Young Men of Huron-Lt.•Oat C N.
Lewis . 1
Furnished Hour• wonted- lox :R Signal 1
Housekeeper Wanted - Mrs. Carbide, 1
• - •r..,,rs, . a.-.a....r.dr(s8..•..
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