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The Signal, 1918-3-14, Page 17 s CounterCheck Books THE SIGNAL is ageut for the M'llsfirm of Counter Check tu anufacturers iu Canada. We give you the same prices rot if you were dealing with the firm dirtetly: look. orar your stock and if you will need a new supply within the nest mouth telephone No. (M. ) Iona. s. Getting Married? The Signal has a complete line of Wedding Stationery in correct styles. Invitations Announcements Cake Boxes Cards, etc. Samples cheerfully shown. raleteeeaelfiefieliekeiveleviseelleieell SEVENTY-FIRST YEAR -No 3706 WODBRICEI, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 1I. 1918 THE SIGNAL PR Ni ING CO , LIMITED. Puettetraas, THE STERLING BANK OF CAN ADA wsaewlsavw:, ... oswsv SAVE, Because -- The prospect of poverty broods over the careless spender. WANTED. ANTED. -A GENERAL HOUSE- MAID for Mrs W R Stott, El Suomer- Gerdspg, Toronto. Family of three: food wa{es Addrer mialc.rtiota to STERLING HANK. Godertch. WANTED, -MILLINERY IMPROV - TT ELLS. App&yMISS M R MAMVICARR. Ka[ - Mon street. I71EAGHER WANTED. -FOR S. S. NO. 1 1. Colborne. holding a sacond-cless rooks- aiataal sertikate Duties to commence April nth. Salary psx) to alto) arcading to experience. Av- arage attendance hlteen Beard co0ventent. J.P. LINFIELD, Sertet:to R. R No. r.IGode- each. PUBLIC NOTICE. DR. F. J. R. FORSTI.R EYE, EAR, NOSE THROAT. Late House Surgeon New Yak Ophthalmic and Aoral HaspstaL assistant at Moodsld's Lye Hospital and Golden Square Throat Hue- London. - Ecrg. 33Waterloo St. S Stradlord . Telephone 317 -1 AMES CONNOLLI. AGENT FOR es Bof04o Fertiliser, Pnre. N' end and Live Stock Irurar o. and Cattle Buyer Residence Newgate street. Goderach. . WANTED. Farmers and Gardeners to grow Tomatoes, Green Beans. Beets. Carrots, Cabbaze. Pumpkins. As- paragus. Rhubarb Spinach and Rpapberrie: for tht Canning Fac- tory. Big 'Klee, pa:d lir all lines. Come in and see us. THE- HURON CANNING & EVAPORATING CO. GODERICH. - ONT. 05-4t 1011E WORK. WOULD YOU LIKE $t TO 12 DAILY AT HOME. KNITTING EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY. SEND 3 -CENT STAMP DEPARTMENT 434 C AUTO KNITTER COMPANY. COLLEGE ST TORONTO. CRAIGIE'S Assurance and Real Estate A REAL BARGAIN White prick. It -story. seven• roam house, bath and electric fights; goal barn. two Iota with fault trees, sltuatetl on the corner of Cameron and Raglan streets. Price 131,700. FOR SALE OR TO RENT 111 -story reit brick -veneered dwelling, electric Tight. situated on the west tilde of Huron Road. Im• mediate possession. Also several other properties for • sale or to rent. FARMER~ have enquiries for several farm prola•rties. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance J. W. ('RAII;II•: NOTICE TO CiIDITORS. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IN nig EITATE OF THOMAS ROOM 1 ATV ,r THE TOWN fir Gl1Dg/14.H• IN Mk Wl.nrY Ur MANOR. GEHTLEMA9. DE (EA1all Notre is hereby given. pursuant to R. S. 0. chapter 121. lectern 'o that all persons having claim agamat the estate 01 the rod Thomas Beaty. dl, seed, who died on or about the 12th day of February, A U 191%j are required to lend or deliver to the undersigned solicitor for George M. Elliott and Elisabeth May McCluskey, exe- cutors of the said estate of tht said deceased, on of before the 25th day of March A 1). 1916. their Christian and surnames, addresees and doecrep• t ions. the lull particulars of their claims. a state- ment of then account. and the nature of the securities (II any) held by them. And further take notice that alter such last mentloaed date said escrow's all proceed to dlesnbute the assets of the dertased mincing the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the chums of Much They shall then have received ruts c. and that the executors will not be liable l . t cod assets. or and part thereof. to any ppen[asootett or persons of whose claims notice shall not haysbeerl received by them at the time of such distribution. .Dated the kb day of March, A. U. 191• CHARLESGA OW. OW:iy r(, hOnt. S daahatltt! bis Mdluakee eV. 3s. a P01 $ALE OR RENT. NOR SALE. - A GOOD COMFORT- ABLE dwelling house at northern end of 1'ctor u street. All conveniences and hne garden. $11tu. Aptly to W. 1 McNEV IN. the present oc- cupant. IN-Im rOR SALE. -RED BRICK HOUSE. with all con vemen nes. Apply W. A. Cal IS - CCM. ?regalia, street. aim FARM FOR SALE 1011 ACRES, ON Ilse 7thal Colborne. /fay -std -a - half brick house, born. Mord !!0111,. straw shed. bees -fans e!' gem sheep -pen below. Everything W inane . Watered by nne creek. eight acres plow.d, as the rest in [ram. 1n every way one of the hest farms in the township A very good orchard. sot kinds of fruit Owns. pets. peaa-hee. blackcberrfes. reel cherries, grapes. and all kinds of small trait. Nice utuaa- non. near school and church, three nide* to Mc- Gaw station. three miles to Auburn manta. Ad- dress ANDREW JOHNSTON. R. R. Ns. 3. (Rural telephone Rrl). VOR SALE. -SOLID BRiCK HOUSE, r all modern conveniences also good well, soh water stern. luta trees lawns, vegetable arden. stable. els. A few minutes' walk from the uare. SIGNAL dart address Boa 33. HE pF-FK:E- Godene FOR SALE. -FORTY ACRES GRAIN and fruit farm. three males Iron Godencl, on Bayfield road. it has eight acres of god apple orchard.: 4) per cent. Spy. and Baldwins a number of cherry. pear and plum trees. The front Is a rich *candy loam. well sited Inc small, fruits or vegeJabkw• the beat a good clay lam in good condition. The buildings are good. water in house and barn. Also sixty acres nearer Cork - rich. suitable for either gram or pasture. spring creek, 350 rods of tile dram a good barn and log hoose. A to - AN R. R. pppplIY MRS. M. BIC -1l No. 2, Coderch, or phone' 259 r.3. 94-140 Have you increased your Insurance to meet the rising value of property, goods, furniture, etc ? Attend to this matter NOW. ROBERTSON 6' WOOD S insurance Agents G ■ 11 a 1 Required Large quantities of SCRAP IRON Terms -Cash on delivery Please phone or write:us and our wagon will call. The Naional Shipbuilding Co.. C1ODERICH Limited -77 • AUCTION SALES. 1LEARING AUCTION SALE OF V FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS. There will be offered la sok at the peewees Irl RICHARD McWHINNEY. lot 1, cuncerarn 6.'Dlviseon 11111. AMleld. on TUESDAY, MARCH Jath. commencing at 1 o'clock p. m„ the Iol;owing. Hostess. -One.mare, ruing 1years old. m fowl; 1 mare. rising 4 years old (matched teem); 1 mare. rising If years o4d' 1 driving near,, siring 1 years old; I drivel horse. riotng 7 years old. CATTLE.- e cow, with call at foot: I cow. due April 10th. I torr. due to calve April 34h; 1 mw, due to calve April lath; 1 cow. due to calve May 21st: 2 gram cows; 1 heifer, rising 2 years old; I steer. rising 2 years old; 3 heifers, ruing 1 year old; 3 steers. rising 1 year old. One brood sow, due to 'farrow May 4 Ith, /U bens. IMrtgu&Nrs. -One wagon. I .culuratur, 1 land roller, 2sets double harness. 1 Massey -Hare lac_ hoed drill. A quantity of hay and oats. 1 McClary range. hall dozen dining -room chain. and many other article*. Tames All sums of /lei and under, cash: over that amount. lac months' credit will ,be given on furnishing approved pint notes. A discount of 4 per cent steal[t wall dall be loed 1 n credit AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK ANDIMPLEMENTS 1 am instructed by the admmistratir of the estate of the late JOSEPH CLIFTON to sen b publlc (auction. at lot r_, conies -con 1 West Wawaeoals, en TUESDAY. APRIL 'Sod, asaashop pircfnll at 1 o'clock p. m , shp One bay arre,'l2 yeaneid; l general purpose marc; 1 filly, '1 yokel fid 1 cow, years old, due in May. 1 Ivrea cow, . years oil; 1 mad cow. h milking, 2 steers, mans 3 years old: 3 heelers. ris- ing 3 years cid; 1 bet. ruing 3 years old, call at lou.. 2 steers. risme 2 years ad, 2 heifers nano 1 years ofd; 1 hwfe(, ions 1 year mid; 4 steers, ris- ing 1 year old' 1 Wain wagon. 1 track ealfun. 1ler red, I sees{ drill. 1 mower, I cutting -boa, 1 wiper. l set eel ogles. 1 aculller. 1 silo.. I set of me harness. 1 set honors1 fanning mill. 1 hayrack and numerous other articles. TERMS.- An sums of stet and under. cash; over nun amount. a months' credit well be given on furnishing approve d joint notes. A docent at rate of 6 per tent. per annum allowed la ca h on credit amounts. CHARLESCLIPTON, T.GUND Adnanistrato, Kippers P.(A Auctions w car cos on cr amounts. Hay and grain. cash NRESERNVVEI) AUCTION SALE No reserve. Everything advertised will be HOVSS: D FUMNITURF, FURNISH sold... farms are rented. 1 GS, ETC. RICHARDMt.WHINNEY. T. GUNDRY, Proprietor. Auctioneer 4 UCTION SALE (W FARM STOCK. 11 IMPLEMENTS. GRAIN. ETC., There will be offered lo/ale by public auction, at the premiss of DAVID MtGRATTEN. lot 12. concesawnAshfield, on MONDAY. MARCH pith, commencing at 1 o'clock p. m.. the following. HI Nts[s. - One heavy gelding. rising 6 years old; I hot, y mare, rtsm` 5 years old: 1 general purpose mare, 11 yeah old. foal In April; 1 vfneralliurpose gelding. ruing 2 years; 1 heavy wit., rising 2 years oil. CATTLE. One cow, nsuig 14 years old, calf at toot, I cow. rang Year old. call al foot: 1 cow. rising . years old, due in April; 2 cows. rising 5 years oke. mtlktng; 2 *leers, rang 2 years old; 3 heifers. rising two yearn old; 5 steers, rising 1 year old. I Netter. rning I year old; 1 thoroughbred Hereford bull, rising 1 year old. One so.. with litter at foot; MID e, hens. Tem sets double harnes, 1 set new. 1 set single her nee. IM►t.a>tiNTs.-Chore nearly -new binder. I mower (hoot cut). both Massey-Flarrts make; I nearly - new hay rake, I nearly-ne. II Moe seed drill. 1 disc harrow. 1 four -section harrow, 1 armor -tooth cultivator, 1 steel railer. 2 welting {Mows, 1 twin plow, 1 Massey -Harris manure spreader, 1 acuMer, 1 new wagon, 1 two -seated carnage, I gravel box. Erie* CSnboy Top buggy, 1 set bobsleigh.. 1 long sleight 1 hey rack. t set Psi -Ib. tyles. 1 cutter,i 1 tanning mill with bagger. 1 turnip pulper, 1 grind- stone, 1 new Delaval cream separator. One mutt stove, 1 bedstead and springs '6 kitchen chair,.. I kitchen table. 4 No. 3 Daisy churn A number of grain tags. a number of cedar posts a quantity of seed oats a quantity of feed oats, a quantity of reed barley. about 12 tone of grad hay. forks shovels, chains and other article., too numerous to mention. Everything must he sold, as the proprietor has diTriul. of row hs farm. All *um. of 310 and under, cash: over that armount. ') month.' credit will be given on furmahmg approved joint notes. A discount of 4 per cent straight will he allowed for cash cats credit amounts. DAVID MCGRATTBN, T. GUNDRY, Proprietor Auctuioomnb AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK - AND IMPLEMENT`. - JOHN W. McGEE will offer for sale by public auction. at the prem - tees. lot 2, Lake road, hall -mile north of Port Alban. on WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21%h commencing at 1 o'clock p. m.. sharp: 'Insists.- One heavy -draft horse, rising 7 year.; 1 Neck general purpose horse. rising 7 . ' mate_:.neral purpDurptnnmare, lei. 1Qaloch1. Hung if year. of • • i general oa• m 10 years old, 1 filly. 2 years old. general purpose. 2 Colts, awn,( 1 year old. sired by 11a1 Spink C . (inc tow. a years old. due in April: 1 cow, if years old, supposed to calve in May. 1 cow. 9 year. .dd. newly -calved; 1 cow. o years old calved last October. 1 Hereford bull. rising 2 year. old. 1 fall calf. 5 months old, 9calves. rising 1 year old: 7 heifers, rains 2 years old: 2 steers. rang 2 years old: t heifer. none 3 years old, due to rale in 1priI Pit, Eight store hogs, 1 month. old; I brood vie. 2 year_ old. Ica young pig.. 3 weeks old. Fowl. Fifty hen.. 3 duck.. lMpt 0.94419?,.-- (inc Massey -Harris bimler, 1 mower. 1 Aeke, both (kering make. I new hay - loader. 1 new manure spreader, I new wagon and box. I cultivator. 1 disc harrow, I set of harrows 1• surd drill. 1 No. 21 Fleury plow. 1 twin plow. 2 .curlers I Fleury cutting box. 1 wagon. I gravel boa, 1 stork Tack, 1 nearly new McLaughlin top buggy. I light wagon. 1 road buggy. 1 cutter. 1 Ford car -and running accessories. 1912 model. In good condition: I churn, 1 new Standard cream'.eparator. I set of sleighs 1 set of double honest, 2 sets of .Ingle harness. I set of plow hart,•.. 7 Neer collars. 1 Astrachan robe. 2 log- ging shams, 1 hay fork rope (111 feet long), 2 cross -cut saws 1 bucksaw, aquantity of ash and elm lumber, 2 cupboards,) table. 1 gas stove with oven. 1 hot-water tank, 1 poet -hole auger. a num- ber of grain bags 1 ladder, 1 saddle. forks. chains. +hovels neckynkcs, wh,ftietrem and num-rims other articles. BAY, AND GRAIN. -- Two hundred' bu.hele seed oat% granary tillere:.lu) bushels No. 21 0 A. C. hurley, 1 stack of clover and timothy hay, shout N or to tons. Hverything positively will be sold, as the proprietor has rented his farm ned is going West. Teases. All sum. of Soo and under. cash; over that amount, 12 m ontha • credit will be given. A discount of 3 per cent. straight allowed for cash on credit amounts. JOHN W. Mt:(;EE, THOS. GUNDRY, MR. ALBERT CAMERON all sell by sodic auction at the Maple Leal Store, Hamilton street. (ioderit'h, on THURSDAY.:MARCH 2Lt. commenting el 1,34 p. in. sharp. One Doherty wean ( walnut case6 2 sldeb cards, 1 cook swot (coal or wood), 1 Belk oak heater, 1 extension table, r dining chairs, ': rocking chain. 1 Singer sesyng ranch e. 1 bslry carnage. 1 high- apeted waahta[ machine, t 1 complete bedroom wete.3 iron bedsteads, mattress and springs; 1 piece linoleum 415 yard.. 3 kitchen tables. 1 fall - kat table. 12 kitchen chairs, 1 walnut bureau., 2 lounges. I set of upholstered furniture. a number M picture+, kitchen utensils, garden tool, and numerous other Wrtrks. Everything mol) toe- disposed of, as proprietor is leaving for the /Vest Terms cash 1 ALBERT CAMERON, i GUNDRY. Proprietor. i Adtioneer. AUCTION SALE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS ANI) 11011SE FI:RNITURE. _ - MR. DAVID BRINLEI' will sell by public auction. at lot concession 10, Western Ihvlsons Colborne. on FRIDAY. MARCH T21d, commencing at 1 o'clock sharp- - HOomee. -One harp--Hoeage.-One heavy -draft mare, using if years, 1 bay horse, la Years old: 1 hose. 1.2 years old CATTLE. One cow. r, years old. milking Iso months. 1 fresh -calved cow.6 year*old. I steer. to months old; 1 haler, 9 month. old; 1 heifer call. 2 months old; 1 heifer call. 2 weeks old. Pica. --One sow, if months out • IMn.4MENTs. bne, Macormck harder, with trucks and sheaf -earner: 1 mower -t$-1o04 cull, nearly -new cultivator. both MeaseyHarris make; 1 'kering lo -hoe need dnit. 1 nearly -nay iron roller. 1 nearly -flew set die harrows. [ new Marney Herrn neahot hayrake. I set wagon scales IIIill weigh 2.544 Ifn. r, 1 No. 21 Fleury plow. 1 twin furrow Lwow. 1 wheelbarro.. I set ironhar- mw,. 1 good cutter. 1 good open buggy, 2 cutters. Some s Allmon* furniture. T[eses. Allwrs of [lac and uncle, leash; over that amount. 7 months' credit all be given on furnishing approved pent notes. A discount of 4 per cent. ate errierod- for t ash on credit aaowta r kserytAing 11111 a,U 171 • sold- as peopree to is moon, from hem. DAVID BRINLEY. T. GUNDRY. Propnetoe. Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK ANI) IMPLEMENTS.; MR JOHN RYAN will sell by public auction at lot E. Western Division of Colborne township (the Edward Haney farm), on MONDAY, MARCH 25th. commencing at 1 o'clock p. m.. the following tntebeavymold;+general hose. 4 year. old; I mare. rising 3 years a d, 1 driving mare.:1 years old; 1 roan cow, 9 year% due in May, 1 strutted cow, 9 years old, due cal May: 1 white cow, i years. due in April; 1 white cow. 9 years supposed to be in calf: 1 spotted pow, 7 years. milking. m calf; 1 red cow. 4 years. nearly tat. milking four months; 1 roan cow, 3 year., milking two months; 1 Mack trio. 4 years. due In May; 1 fat red cow. giving some milk: I roan cow, 5 years, due In April;I red cow.. years. due in April. 1 cow, 3 years old, due to calve May 14th; 1 dry cow. 3 years old; 2 heifer calves. 1 pigs (about 111u (hos. wrtght):,1 new,:set double harness, 1 set single harness. 1 new Bain wagon and Mx. 1 nen Macky Harass fertiliser drill. I new 6.44,04 Deering mower. 1 new In -f1 wide Deering hay - rake. 1 new I I disc Marey -Hares harrow. 1 new Bain hay and stock rack. 1 new No. _ 1 Fleury plow. 1 top buggy. 1 set iron harrows. 1 tubular cream separator. .al hens, 2 ducks and 1 drake. 2 thoroughbred Toulouse geese and gander. whiffle- trees. h,145-trees. neckyokes, oaks and other articles tar numerous to mention. I Tattles. .411 sums of gtu and under, cash; over that amount. 7 month( credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. A disco4ant u( 1 per cent. straight all be allowed (or &ash on ' credit amounts. I Everything must be old. as the proprietor ,s Riving up farming. Most of the mach uiery and implements were. sight new last spring. JOHN RYAN, THOS. GUNDRY, Proprietor AurI,oneer. DOSTPONED SALE. 1The auction sale of two good building and garden lots the property of Mr. Thomas lin rows and Mr.. Wm. Burrows, postponed Iron, last Saturday. will he held on SATURDAY, MARCH '43rd. at 1 o'clock p. m , at the premises. Nelson street. Proprietor. Auctioneer. T. GUNDRY. Auctioneer. JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIM A CORDIAL. INVITATION TO ATTEND THE FORTHCOMING MILLINERY OPENING MARCH 14, 15, 16, and folknving days The newest creations in SPRING MILLINERY , from Dame Fashion's Workshop M. R. Mac Vicar Kingston street RE tX :7111101111111111111101111111111111111111111111 4 FIFTEEN 1 EEN YEARS. i SENTENCE IN McCRACKEN CASE AT ASSIZES r1418 WEEK. Prisoner Pleads Guilty to Charge of Manslaughter at Second Trial tor the Shooting of His WIfa in July Last Two civil Cases Also before the Court. (erred for enquiry and report to His Honor Judge Dickson_ M. G. Cameron for plaintiff; C. Garrow for de- fendant. The Court concluded before noon on Tuesday. THE LADS IN KHAKI. TO DEFEND DAMAGE ACTION. Offer of Settlement of McIntosh Clans Not Accepted -Fisherman Present a Gnewance. A special meeting of the town council was held on Thursday uight Inst, all the members being present. The Reeve and Mr. 11. E. Hodgens were appointed W t'eprens:at the council Much concern was felt in town at the at the Hydro-radW tweeting at Toronto news of the death of Stanley Hays, son (his week, of Major R. S. Hays of Seaforth and A deputation of local fishermen was grandson of Mrs. Hays of town. The Present and (,apt. 'Molter was heard in had the the matter of the new Government reg - The case of the King versus James following r to the sad occurrence:ulation9 under which the fishermen are X11061 Or re No casualty bulletin since the eon- i u etl to baud over one-fifth of their McCrackey was disposed of at the assizes mencenlent u( the war has been receivedmite to the Gevernment at the set on Monday without going before a jury. 1n Seaforth With more genuine regret Price of eight cents per pound. The Mr. Justice Masten was the presiding and sorrow than the one on Monday fishermen complain that the regulations judge; the interests of the Crown were morning announcing the death of Wil- I are unfair and sought the assistance of Gam Stanley Hays, second son of Major the council In petitioning the cloverp- looked after by T. R. Ferguson. K.C. of R. S. and Mrs Hays. of town, who went. After considerable die useion the Toronto, and County Crown Attorney Seagger, and the prisoner's counsel were was killed the previous day while rrlaking council decided to take uo action. a flight at Camp Taliaferro, Fart. Worth, I Mr, George Porter was present and and T. C. Robinette, K. C.. of Toronto, aTexas. He and Lieut. Bate were in the conferred with the council in the mat Richard Vanstone, of N'ingtum. I air and while attempting a nose dive the ter of the claim of Mlt Miss Ellen Mclntos After a somewhat lengthy conference machine crashed to the ground, a distance fur damages. It was stated that Miss y the counsel on both sides and the of over 400 feel Both men weer taken' Mclutosh's solicitor had offered to father and brother of the acgtsed, the plea W[ alive but Stanley died in the hospital make a complete settlement for 113.50. of "not guilty" to the indictment for about an hour later. The late Stanley This was not accepted. and the Mayor, murder was withdrawn and the .prisoner Hays was burn in Seaforth and had spent I the Reeve and the Deputy Reeve were by his counsel pleaded "guilty' the all his lite .rrr, where his quiet, gentle-; constituted a aunmittee to ttte the town charge u( manslaughter. The Crown ac- manly bearing had made him a general solicitor and have him defend the action, cepted the plea and Mr. Robinette then sed His Lordship and asked that he sentence be made as lenient as favorite, r>Ut only at. the C llegiate In- tstltute, which he was attending at the the stime of his enlistment, but with the older n out that the ns bee. e pointed 1 1 PoP people and business men of the town. A oner did nota belong to the criminal class, year ago ne enlisted with the Royal Fly - that ed was a member of a highly re- ing Corps at Toronto. s dleg the SUM- 21st. under the auspices of the Arthur unfortunate d family and that outside of this fer at Lamp Borden, being t ansferred Circle. Miss Dillingham's program is a unfortunate altair he bore a good repute- with his squadron to Texas in` *ember, - delight tut combination of stns, recitation tion. Counsel asked also that the stmt- where he was connected with A. _ and story -telling. She has made four ex ince be as light as px)e ible in order that M."' Aerial Gunnery Squadron, 'Royal the prisoner might return to help )ring Flying Corps, until his death. Hr was tended visits to France, where, under the up his little sun. ' direction of the "Concert: at the Front"' After another brief adjournment Judge only seventeen years of age. bltljur League,she entertained the soldiers in Masten returned to court and onounced Hays' eldest son has been in the trenches camp, and she tells of many amusing and in France for over two years. The e„.patheuc incidents of soldier life that Song -Recitation -War Stories. A unique entertainment is that which will be given by Miss Dillingham in Knox, church next Thursday evening. March sentence. which was that M racked be is being brought from Texas for inter imprisoned in the Kingston penitentiary mens. for fifteen years, - The prisoner, who has been in the The funeral of Stanley Hays' took county jail Einer his arrest after the well. place at Seaforth on Sunday from the He F stx)oting, IOOke(1 lresn ane•lest Presbyterian church to Maltland- madshow of emotion during the pea bank cemetery. An impressive service good ceedingt or -upon hearing the. sentence. . csime under her own observation. She Id be heard by a Very' large audience. ;ickyets are only 25c. Thi Edi(yards' home-made candy. Itis The court rum was crowded, among was conducted by Rev. [k Larkin. The those present being a large number of Seaforth Collegiate Cadets, four returned people from 'the neighborhood in which officers from Clinton and the Seaforth' the fatality occtured. hand were in attendance. The beautiful It was on Sunday. July 22nd last, that the prisoner, who was a farmer in Mor- floral tributes were so numerous that they an automwere carried m special conveyances. De - his wife over her going for a ris township, had a disagreement with spite a blizzard the church was filled to erflowing, bile ride with some friends. After her re -t-' o turn the two were walking about the I - barnyard and having some w'Rrds when a I Word was received in town Wednesday revolver in the prisoner's .anti was dis- gmorning that Lieut. William Proudfoot charged and the bullet entered tI side of had again been w'o undid. but Mild re - his tris head, killing her instantly. At turned to duty. This is the fourth time re - the trial in November Iasi the defencethat Lietlt. Proudfalt has been wounded. A aa that the shooting was accidental. Ile jury disagreed, necessitating a new. trial. ) funeral wasof a military character. The I D ssmaking. TWO CIVIL CASES. Flight -Lieut. _Wiles L. A. Sinclair, R. N. A.S., is in town for a brief visit. and is at the home of Mrs. J. M. Roberts. There were two civil cases on the He is in Canada on a brief furlough after docket. These were disposed of on Tues- fifteen months y(ervice in the Balkans and day morning. Carter vs. Daer was an at the Dardanelles. Ile leaves Saturday action for seduction. the plaintiff being on his return to Toronto and a few days Walter Carter, of Sarnia. and the defen- later for ov s. dant William Daer. a farmer in Hullett township. On consent of counsel, judg- I Miss Glenn, o Glenn -Charles. Toronto, ment was entered for plaintiff for 5250 , Canada s Hair Fa' r ion Stu1• , will be in and costs. L. E. Dancey for plaintiff; Goderich Monday, . tar • h I1ith, at lied - C. Garrow for defendant, sect a action was Doyle vs. Doyle. gentlemen'sgehair goods. f you are not The plaintiff, Stephen Doyle. is a farmer satisfied with the appear - of your hair in Ashfield, and the defendant is Miss El- consult Miss Glennwho is • authority izabeth Doyle. his sister, living at Luck- on hair goods and individual i it styles. now. The defendant is administratrix of Free demonstration. -• Mrs. C er hat returned from a three months' vi t at Detroit and is again at her rooms o er Parsons' Fair. where\ she will be glad t see all tier old custama and any new ace 1f quality coun ', use Biasstone's de- licious ice cream i bulk or brkln for all •\ occasions. Phone AUCTION SA.. - REGISTER\ SATURDAY. March 141.- Aum on .ale of a fancied of young cattle and mach cow property of Mr J. A. Ne•hoboo, at Pfeffer s ctrl. Auburn. ai 1 11" o'clock share. T.Gti. rrr, auctioneer. MOND/Y. • March til. -Auction .ale of farm stick. ,mplrriwnls. grain, etc , property of David McGratten, concession 2, A.hllelrf. T. Gusapv, auctioneer. MONDAY. March I`. Sale of farm stock and implements. at Ian Y3. e,ncesetimn 7, West Wawa - nosh fabut hall-a-mle from 5t Augustine1 commencing at 1 o'clock sharp. No rase c. a., the proprsetor has sole hs (arm aid se ret ing (rum farming: Gatnrs\(JRorel. proprietor JJ PURviS, auctioneer. TUESDAY. March 19. • A' nein .ale or far stock at lot 12,yuncesnem ,, ahlleld, just south Tf Dungannon. GhLilss Ft t.es. proprietor. . GUNDRY. aucnterieer•. the estate of the late Mary Doyle, her sis- ter. who owned a farm on the 10th con- cession of Ashfield. Two other sisters. Hannah and Bridget, left their home -an Ashfield some forty-five years ago and went to Stratford and a short time after- wards to Detroit. where all trace of them was lost. and they have never since been heard of. although frequent and dilicent enquiries have been made. The plaintiff asked for a declaration of the Court that Hannah and Bridget Doyle are presumed to be dead and that he and the defendant are the only heir andlheiress of the late 14#ry Doyle and are enti led to her estate. This action and all questions' arising therein were re - AUCTION SALE. AUCTION SAL(•. ()F A CARLOAD OF MILCH COWS AND YOUNG CATTLE. MR. J. A. NICHOLSON. of Nr.t Monkton. will sell by public auction at Pfeffer', Ilotel, Auburn. on SATURDAY. MARCH Itch, commencing at daft p. m. sharp: Two purebred registered cows, using 1 years old; 5 newly -calved cows, with calves at foot; 15 good grade cow.,,to freshen March and April; R Fearltng steers and heifers and a Iew young calves. These cows are all young and in good ton. and are an extra well-bred lot Teases -All sums of $lOand under. emelt; over that amount, 6 month. credit will h: given on furnishing approved joint notes. A discount at rate of 4 per cent. straight allowed la cash on credit amounts. J. A. NICHOLSON. THOS. GUNDRY, Proprietor. Auctioneer.' I FOR SALE. VOUNG'PIGS FOR SALE.-- I HAVE for kale a number of _young ppi1gs nearly ready to wean. D. F. SCHWAN , R. R•INo. 2,1 Clinton. TAXES IN ARREARS 1 The Council at their meeting February 15th paseed the follow- ing resolution: "That the Collector proceed to collect all arrears of 1015, 1916 and 1917 taxes forthwith." All interested take warning and save cents. For information of the public. there are only about $600.00 owing of 1915 taxes WM. CAMPBELL. Collector. March 7th. 1918. 05-tf ISOLDE ' MENG the renowned English vjnilnist. who will play in Goderich on, londay evening next. Miss MengeOS one of the foremost musical artists the day. and her en- gagement by fife management of Victoria Opera House gives the people of Griderich and vicinity an opportunity of showing their appreciation of such a rare musical rtunity. _ I THE CONSERIAVION OF CLOTHING. - We are constantly being urged to con- serve fond and other products which will aid in winning the war. The high prices of many fabrics are causing many me us to conserve our clothing. tor). Faded fabrics can be made to look as- gond as new if dyed. We carry a full line of the Standard Dyes. They are easy to use and give satisfactory results. A ten -cent package will give a live color to one to three pounds of {foods. Ask to see our color -cards, showing the different colors and shades. E. R. Wigle. druggist, Gode- rich. Dr. Forster, eye. ear, nose and throat specialist. will be at the Bedford hotel, Goderlch, on Wednesday, 20th inst., after 7 p. m., till Thursday, the 21st, to 1 p. m. Millinery Opening. 1 wish to announce that 1 will re -open my store with a full stock of up-to-date spring millinery on March 21st. and will be pleased to show goods on and after that date. Mn, p T. DEAN. . Ca. East street and Square Miss Lilian Dillingham sang the soparno solos with a taste that cogs thoroughly artistic. Her voice is pure and flexible. and was admirably controlled. -Bristol Leen implementa.epc., pr, •, rt$of lane Brinley. lot .\,crncewtnn W, Code . ton nshgo. 'r. Gummy. au,'l letnlr. W►UN9:DAY, Start )) - Clearing aw ,on sale nI farm stock. Implements vain. ha , etc.. property of John W Mc ' half -mile th of Wort Alpert, who has rented is farm. T Gooney. aU6tintlerr. THURSDAY. March 21.- Unrtjrrved au ti.4n sale of household furniture, (u john etc.; property of Mr. Albeit Cameron, at Maple Leat Store, J1am.4tem street, (;oiderich, commencing at 1.24' o'clock. T (;i sow)'; aucr r. TUESDAY. March 2e.-Auc in .ale or farm et 'k and implements, pros ty 01 Richard Mc N h ley. lot I conrrssi ratn N . ' llao, sissy, Mar' T ..- lut'tion gale of tarn, uokk. I rme•nl , grain. hay. etc., belonging to Air 51c i N•r estate lot Cs.. concession a. West Wawa .h. T (;evtMe. auctioneer. Telt' 111 ,arch 29. --Clearing aurunn sale of far . ,te9'k.; 'grime fits, etc, property of Henr. CI O, a)nt'r ions, Ashlirld T Gueuni. t,nmer* Ssruw0a'. March . -Auction gale of h of, cattle, mactw ry, v. fanh irness, etc., pro see ty M Georg,. Ric ardor. at Sltults Hearse. (.odesi eh. T. Gt'Nt.a1. al toiwer. SAttRn9Y. fit ch. :go ...,Auc,I,,n sale of he propel ty and chi els of Mr. rhn McDonald, South at reel. Dieter -h. T. (;nsD . auctioneer. Tue.-nay. April .-Admmistra • 's sale of farm •trick. emplane s. etc., beton -ng to the eel atie of the late Josr. Clifton. hr • ' eerterw- smn 4. West Wawanawb. . Gtomm% a o neer. DIED MACM.ATII At the home .t Hrnlmesville, on Sunday. MacMath. In h1: ,nth yqr ROBINSON. In (Nderleh., on Wednesday. March 13. Ali render Rohl(e on, in het li3rrl H Trewarth'i arch In, Witham year. Thr funeral will take place fro deme. East street, on Saturday; ;30 o'clock p m., to Marland ore' at the Muse at 2 o'clock FOViLE44 In Dielcnch. nn Wedne 1:1, Mrs. Margaret Fowler. aged .2 y IBARNETT-Al Detroit. on Friday. Mary Brophey, wile of John Harnett. JEWELL.- In Goderlch, on Turedey. Marty. 12. Jame, Jewell, in hl. r;,th year. The funeral will take place from his late rem• rlence'Hinck..tree'. on Monday. March I$,.st-. 2. :1s,, cock p m . to Maitland cemetery. Service at the house at 2 o'clock SHIRR AY --At the insolence of her sort -in-law. H. 1. 0. Cooke, Gralrrlch. on March 12, Ave, Thomgnn. rrlu't of the late Niro Sheiray, In her loth year. Funeral from the residence of her sort David Shrray, Hensall. on Friday. 13th tial , at 2 p. m NEW ADVERTISEMENTS --March 14. Page, Auctnm Sale -Cha. Clifton ... .... ... 1 '• •' - David Mc(retten --Richard McWhinney 1. •' •• -Albrrt Cameron ... ..... 1 •• '• -David Brinley I 1 " John Ryan., t Keep; Growing -Sun Life Assurance Co .... ti Reader- Dr F. 1 R. Porater -Glenn-Charles, Toronto_ ..., 1 ---Mrs. Carter . ... .. Income Tax Fame -Inspector of Taxation.. 2 General Housemaid Wanted -Sterling Batik. 1 Young Piga for Sale- D. F. Schwann . 1.11 res, - ch I6. at ',Service March. rs. it It; Postponed Sale - Mr. Thee Burrows and Mn. t 1 Wm Burrows . . ..... .