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The Signal to any address in
Canada or Great Britain
for the remainder
of 1918 for
25c.
To United States addresses.
35 cents.
SEVENTY-FIRST YEAR -No 3784
TILE STERL1NBANK+
OF CANADA
SAVE, Because -
All successful men spend judiciously, buy
wisely and waste nothing.
POR SALE OR RENT.
' 10 RENT. -COMFORTABLE, UP•
TO -DATE apartments over E. R Wi`le's
Meg More. Apply to MRS. JAMES WILSON.
North street. eN-tl
/ 0 TAGE FOR SALE ON QUEBEC
STREET.-WiU een cheap for a quick sale.
W. H. HAKER. corner Wellington and
Quebec streets. rat
DOUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -
t1�
Two-story brick house on Trafalgar street.
modern conveniences. electric one.
Appy to WM. SLAKE. -We
LO.,R RENT. -SMALL COMFORT-
ABLE COTTAGE in central locality Ap.
to MR. F. WOOLLCOMBE, Union Bank,
eh. ... al-tf
PUBLIC NOTICE.
MISS GRACE SEAGER, PUPIL OF
Mr. Jan Haanhourg, has resumed her etas,
and is prepared to receive pupils on the violin.
Fa terms appy to MISS GRACE SEAGER.
West street. It
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.
Notice n hereby `even that the partnership
aretufore subsist Ira between In. the undersigne&
m bakers and confectioners, in 1he town d Gode-
rkb. has this day been dkndved by mutual con-
sent. All debts owns`{ to the said partnershM are
to be pad to Flood riot, Kaltman & Cooke. bar.
[Work at Hsieh oboe. Goderich, and an claims
nits tet the said partnership are to be presented
to 1. W Smith, by whom the lariat will be net-
tled.
FARM�1 baud n Gsdadtb tits Sea day of September,
FOR SALE. -200 ACRES IN 1 tisk
West Wawarosh, near Dungannon. Seventy
awes under cul(Vatwn, remainder in bush ale
venture. Buildings m ,rod condition. Pew
sed terms reasonable The wood un the piece if
red would meet the purchase price of the fare. -
I11 -health of owner rearm for selling. For further
part KWar apply to THE SIGNAL, Goderich.
Weft.
RENT. -OFFICE AND FIVE -
RWM dwelling in connection therewith.
to W. E. KELLY.
R SALE. -RED BRICK HOUSE.
with all coevemeences. Apply W. A. CHIS
M, Tralaig r street. O3-tf
WANTED.
PEARS AND
PLUMS
at the Canniag Factory
HMO Canning & Evaporating Co.
LOST OR FOUND -
OST. -ON SUNDAY EVENING.
between West street and South street, • 171st
lean brooch Hider will be rewarded bled on
lewving same at THE SIGNAL OFFICE
FOE SALE.
Mltnea.r- .--WSMTH,
H. 1, D. COOKE. /I` H. SMITH.
Mat
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.
+� EYE. EAR. NOSE, THROAT.
Law House Surgeon New York Ophthalmic
semi Aural Hospital. seaistant at Moorefield'.
igye Ho.ptal andteGWden Square Throat Hoe -
Meat London,
Waterloo S. S.. Sttailord. Teephoot yam,
TOWN OF GODERICH.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE.
The town of Coder -irk is dessrous of c
the Hower RoU or those who, clamming
for thou home town. ($dialed in the
• taelrl W serve Erng and countryr
alreay noted are n the Town
h ' C(aY, G L Knox, Esq., who wdl
ddiUupal nausea, alw, I Ades Prowler. op to
the best day Of August, 1911
Y ARK,
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The Signal to any address in
Canada or Great Britain
for the remainder
of 1918 for
25c.
To United States addresses,
35 cents.
AODBRICH,` ONTARIO, THURSDAY. SEPT. 26 1918
TIM SIGNAL PRIN1ING CO.. LIMIT1D. PvsLtrlsas
RING AUCTION SALE OF
1 HOLD
!....n S,
THE TOWN COUNCIL. cent. to the pay roll, and taking into
FURNITURE AND FUR- i act ant all the conditions mentioned it i THE LADS IN KHAKI.
Sow*, Roads the Chief Subjects of
MRS jj H. WILLIAMS
wiU sell by public tion, at her resi-
dence, Market sti'eeL Gotierich. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2nd,
to commence at 1.30 o'clocjc sharp:
All the contents of the house, consist•
ing of living room, diningroom, bedroom
and kitchen furnishings. including 1 Eng-
lish rosewood 1 map(�gany book-
case, 1 old wall ut sofa. solid and good;
also several walnut chairs and parlor
tables: 1 large upholstered couch; 1 oak
dining set. sideboard. tante and chairs: 3
complete hedrotun suit s, rnattresses.springs,
toilet sets. pictures, rugs, carpets, cur-
tains, blinds, dishes, glassware, cutlery,
linen. 1 Happy Thought range, coal oif
heater. garden tools, hose, and numerous
other articles.
Terms cash.
Everything must be disposed:of, as Mrs.
Williams has sold the property.
T. G1•NDRY, Auctioneer.
tCLEARING AUCTION SALE OF
' FARM S1os K AND IMPLEMENTS.
Mit. DANIEL PITBLAIXJ
will sell by r ubIK auction at lot 11, concession 1,
Colborne township' the Frank Naeglr burnt, on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Art h,
commenting at 1 o'clock (old timer:
One team black Percherons, gekhng .4 years
aid and mare 4 yews old supposed to be with
fool by Ind. x 1 bay mare, to ars old; 1 black
marc s,rpposed to he wuh fatal hy Glenlevit
Chief: I Ilse) Wow; 1 dnvmg mare, 4 years old in
foal to purebred hackney; I brown mare. A Years
old, supposed to be with foal by Ilomat John;
1 rgisnercd Pulled Angus bull, 13 my,ntli. old; 1
Yeah cow, s years do'; yCow. 3 years old. sup-
posed to be in call: 1 co 4 ears old. surop,sed
to be in tall: 1 mw, a years . supposed tube in
call. I cow, years ofd. supposed to be ,n
calf: I cow, ayears old, suppnrd ,,, b.• m alt;; 2
said attars, 2 years ofd; 10 y'carhng .tees and
M.Infs. 4 calves, 1 sow. due September :Mb; -
small pies, 1 se: team M nese, I c ltivator, I t
Mosey -Karen binder. they rack;+ m,ck'
mower, 1 Chatham 'wayun. 1 Deering hay e. 1
set sleighs. 1 Massey -Harry -row muffler. 1 'os.-
on drip. light wagon, l Cocksh•a,t teo-furrow
plow. 1 set harrows, and numerous other articles.
Twos. An sums of 3111 and under, cash; over
that .,.anti • months' credit ion be given un
furaishieg approved joint renes. A d,sount of
A pee cert. per annum allot rd for ca -l) on a.d ,t
asoasata.
Everything ..d ver t iced must be deposed o(1
DANIEL PITBLADO, T CUNDRY,
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
Word was received by Mrs. Herbert
Campbell on Friday last that her I,rother-
wou necessary to increase the apmro- in-law, Sergt. Charles Austin Campbell.
Discussion, pltation for the work by Ibe sum u(I had been killed in action on August 27.
$1300. Serge. Campbell went overseas with the
At the regular meeting of the town Alter the regular business of th e \Yard was received yesterday morning Illlst Battalion and while training in
council on Friday evens g all he mem- council had been concluded a n{fmber of by Mr. and Mrs. James Buchanan that En land received two promotions He
char son, Pte. Walter James Bucharun, g
9eco
berswere present exttpttCouncilbrsCcxtke matters were under discussion, one of i was admitted to hospital at Witnereux, haed hero sewas therving in Francetor six months,
and Aftersome routine hotness the follow'- these system, r which ure nch this yeathe r France. September Iv, with a gunshot Charles Campbell East Wawanri hMrt:.
Ing reports of committees were received is taxed $1.422.60, although none of :he w°and in the back penetrating the chest. _
and adopted: !expenditure rs to be made within the Pte. Buchanan wind not have been in Much regret was felt in town at the
I The finance commitlge • recommended town. The Huron road from the limits France more than ern days or so before trews of the death of Pte. Stuart McKin-
the payment of a num of accounts and
the town easterly to the county bound- was *sounded. He wont. home non a former Goderich boy, who is re-
ars is bring made a Provincial county ported killed in action. Pte. McKinnon
road. and the county will be refunded by was the son of Mr. Angus McKinnon of
the Province sixty per cern of its future ex. Oakville and was twenty•orte years o[
ugge• eure on this road. The Mayer age. His brother, Gordon. *.ls•t weU
suggested that the county be asked t t give known in Goderich, has been invalided
spatial attention to the portion of the home.
Huron road between the town boundary "(<k
and Maitland cemetery, and to expend 4mong the Canadian troops recently
on this portion of road a sum equal to the landed in England is a construction corps
levy made upon the town tot -county town of which Mr. Harry Turner, formerly of
road purposes. This would give the town The Signal and latterly of New York. is a
value for the amount which it is called I member. Mr. Turner was in training at St.
upon to pay, and fly in cue veer the Johns, Qui , before going overseas.
portions
might simaariv indicate other -
portions of road contiguous to the town A cable has been received regarding
upon which the county might with justice 1 the condition of Lieut. A. Roy Adams,
be asked to expend the money received +� C. F. A.. who was reported wour.ded on
from the town. �- September 4th. The advice is that he it
The Reeve, the Deputy Reeve and the in the 20th general hospital at Darius
Mayor were appointed with
a committee t:, Camiers, and is sti 1 in a dangerous con -
roadslapis matter up with the county goad dition from a fractured skull and gunshot
roads commission. i wounds in the head.
• pa-
the Payment to the Collegiate Institute
board of $1.000 on itsvy. With regard
no the arrears of taxun the hospital
property at Napier street. the committee
recommended that the wsual grant to the
l hospital of 1, OO be Mamas' d to $804.90.
the arrears. arnoontirlg k, 1304.90. to be
retained from the grant.
The public works committee asked for
an additional appropriation for the
completion of the Vittoria street sewer,
circumstances bevies increased the cost
lof the work cogsiderab:y. In the matter
of the condition of the sewer on Cam-
, bridge street, at the corner of Oxford
street. Mr. Johnson. the town engi-
neer, advised that the only reale(
would be the construction of a sewer un
Oxford street from the Huron road to
Cambridge street: but eating to the ge;i-
1 eral conditions now prevail -ng the conn-
' m:ttee did not consider it advisable to
construct any more sewers at present. The•
cvmmitter reported that approximately IIf6SIGNATED T:J
'20.)small c(ordsof wood had been cut for, MISSION FIELD,
the to an and recommended that t i4 O be "
paid to Messrs. hIcAilister and Brindley ---
' on their contract.f Mus • Nary Pia/gland Goes to Korea -
The cemetery consmittee recotnmended ' Impressive Service at Aeburn.
the acceptance of th[( proposal of Mr. ' At a special service held in Knox
churrcn. Au'rarn. on Wed 1ealay evening,
loth Inst., Miss Mary F.n4iand, B. A..
was designated as a mieeionaryv (1 the
Presbyterian "church. her chosen field
being Korea. The church was well 'tilled
and the proceeding= were followed with
much interest. The partor U1 Kart
church, Rev. R. J. Ross, presided, and
with him on the platform w -re
Rev. Dr. Fletcher of , Thames
Road.ato r u General
( tel! Gt rear
Assenttly. and Rev. Dr. R.- P. MfatKay.
of Toronto, secretary of the Presbyterian
foreign mission board.
After the sirging of the 23rd Psalm. 'a
Scripture reading by Rev. James Ham-
dilfi_u':fes, there had been two app;ica- Ham-
ilton of Goderich, .and prayer led hy
boats from the forme( men employed for
'Rev. Jas A'>rry of Lordesb: fr,',
the aimed ceieniony of designation teas
increased nay. and owing to the cared Y' ruxmtd by Dr. 11ecKay uqi at its
sof [ahem these had had to be met. These_ iy,fen Mies Fmglar9 was Eer+ved in-
iaoseaxs had added nearly twenty -toe per' to fellowship by all tl:e ministersevent.
_ _ - - .1 Mra. Ret'.) Jarnes Barn:,ttxl ofwGuele-
- MORTGAGE SALE. rich. repreeent,rt� the Pre -b: re:ian W;im-
-_- -_=- an'. Mt.00ttary S -ret (.1 Cat:ada. pre-
,IORTGA(E .SA4E OF TOWN
WIPE s e•
Under sad',y .,rtoe of the rowers contained in
a ccr tarn a'nt'[age w hich .11 Ir prndeced at tee '
time of salt, there ads be .ditred lot tale i•y pub -
IC aychr•c ur,
SATURDAY. tha fah DAY of OCTOBER.' 1;t1
A UCTION SALE OF FARM. FARM
ti S1UCK AND IMPLEMENTS.
MR. CHAS. NODES
sill an by public auction at part lot I5, Lake
Road east, Sheppardtoo. on
TL'ESDAY,OCTUBE R s, i1
cc mmen,ing at 1 o'clock:
The fray. wounds(n: twenty, erre acres, w•h
good Mase nd warn. 5 01 be odd ins easy terns. '
Also the following article*:
One general purpose wane. d: year old; 1 co'r,
due tvcalve enemy 1115 1 cow-,m•tling. due to
WARTED.
r IRL {RANTED FOR CLERICAL
l POSITION -One with knowledge of neon -
realty preferred." Apply at once. to own hand-
writing MIKA 2., TIIESIGNAL.
WANTED.- CABINET MAKERS
forphonograph Mats. Appy the BRANT -
FORD P*ANO t:ASE COMPANY. Brantford:
51-31
wrE WILL PAY YOU W. TO DIS -
TRIBUTE religious
and Patrtn
t I c
mentor, to your own fOlmuarty.
Experisoce
not required. Nmctyy days' work. INTERNA-
TIONAL BIBLE PRESS, Toronto. 31-H
r't
SALE. -FORTY PUREBRED
KNITTINGYorkshire.-agws. heed and ready to breed. GI [BLS WANTED. -APPLY
hree,(o eight neonlhs old, bah sexes. Aon l� GODERICH KNITTING CO.
Oxford ram lambs. For particulars write or ,
'Oboe JOHN FARRISIL R. R. No. 7 Luce '
wow- Rorie Dungannon'•! -Is.. 18--4t
To Keep the Hose Fires Burning
Ire the children play with
matches ;
Start the flre with coal oft :
I3urn trash in the back yard an a
windy day:
Let soot accllllll a in the chim-
ney : •
Het the starve too close to the
woodwork :
Be careless about electric light
wiring.
A thoughtleas neighbor may en-
danger your pr.,pert.y,
Protect yourself by taking out, a
Fire Insurance policy with
Robertson & Woods
INSTTRANCE AGENTS
Fire, Life, Accident and Health
Insurance,
THE
16U
1918 TAXES.
The council has struck the tax rate for
1918. Taxes can now be paid at any
time.
Two per ceht. off payable on or before
October 1st. (Inc per cent. off payable
before November 1st.
Call and pay and save the discount.
All in arrears for taxes must paytat once,
otherwise distress warrant must issue.
WM. CAMPBELL.
33-2t Collector,
yyy ,ngYstteaA c$sr Y.ve
Itast[y'ytsgic:
rly fa`). 7n honk and eps* chicken[. 1.1!wby
bee-tiretop buggy, I open buggy 1 Portland Guth
ter, I buffalo robe, one Seen w n with bot and
shelving, l .et bolster memos. . s seatareckyoke
and douhletre,-, 1 fiye•f°otl1R Deering Moser,
1 Ouvrr culttsator, 1 lt.•bee �,gg�edd dnli. l set olive
harrows, 1 hay rale. 2 Mees 1AanIeta, 1llculllcr, 1
corn gamer. 1 set of harrow', 1 No. 11 Fleury
raw. 1 rdhng coulter, -I sma:1 turnip dnil, 1
Fleury straw cutting -boa, 1 corn -cutting Dux. 1
root pulper on roller hearings. I light market
winos. I hay rack, 1 grindstone. 1 gravel box, 1
set doubt banes., "set♦ ppjs
Je har•n•, 1 set
*tragicarness and mare
*tragic h, 2 "seta sleigh Ixl1s
Dairy Maid cream separator.
rata 2
cream cans, 1 N- •
0.a DasY churn. l2milk pans. rhvuM crocks 12
cow chains. r
1 unglc-bared breechloader gun:
shout ten tons of inset hay; a quantity of bolder
corn m stook; a quantity of mantels. turnips,
seed potatoes. locks acid abosak, alai numsroas
other articles.
Wagon and all implements parer -.ally) new.
Everything n tO be sold. as Mr. Nobbs has
Riven up farming. •
Tenses All sums of arrant, umtw, cash; over
that amnu„1, 12 months' credit given on ap-
proved jownt notes. :Fitt per cent. discount per
annum will be Mowed lot cash on credit .
amounts. 1
CHAS. NOBRS, T GUNDRY,
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
(1LEARING AUCTION SALE OF
1 FARM STOCK IMPLEMENTS ANI)
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS_
MR. JAMES STEVENSON
will sell by public auction at lot 3, Lake flange,
Ashfield. half -mile north of Port Albers, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Itch,
(«nmeneing at 1 o'clock told time):
One heavy -draft mare, 3 years Old (well broken);
1 heavyhorse,) le years old; 1 general purpose
horse, years old.
One thoroughbred Hereford cow, A years old,
euppesrd to calve May u; 1 thoroughbred Here-
ford row. 8 years old. supposed In calve January
9; 1 thorou`hexed Hereford cow, s ear old, sup-
posed to calve April 27; 1 thoroughbred Hereford
heifer, 15 months dd:2 thoroughbred Hereford
heifer calves; 1 thoroughbred Hereford Mel' calf, 2
monthsfold; 1 thoroughbred Hereford hull, 2 years
old. bred hy Elliott Bro..
COWS. - cow. A years old. Auppxed
CARD OF THANKS.
GRAD[ one
_ _ gifted to calve Janury 11; 1 cow, 4 years Md.
THE O'NEiL FAMILY WiSH TO wppoesed to calve May 15. I cow. 9 years old • r
(ander their sincere thank. to the manyposed t d al calve June Z; 1 w. 3 year. old.
sup- t
mends of (-oderxh. Ashfield and distant posed to calve March 9; 1 cow. 3 years old, s, 3
for the many kindnesses received in their recent posed to calve March N: 3 yerrling heifers. 3
sad bereavement by the death of their mother, yearling stens, o spring b, of calve•:•� ,
-._... Four pots. 4 months old; ,7f hnengt 27 geese. Fowl
Mscetower.--One Massey -Harris hinder, 1
CARD OF THANKS. --MRS. E. R. leering mower. 1 to -tort Iron •neer. 1 hay rake,
J WAT'ON and tamely wish publicly to thank 1 Maury -Harris seed drill; 1 disc harrow, I .et of
the Masonic Lodge, the A 0 U. W. and friends iron harrows. 1 stock rack. 1 wagon box. 1 Rain
for the many kindnesses attend• d in their recent wagon, 1 twin plow, 1 muffler 1 hay fork, sham
sad bereavement. and pulleys, 1 1n -horsepower rutting -box and
piek. i McLaughlin buggy (good as new i, 1 Gray
muggy, 1 coon. 1 ,et M.haleigh. 1 .e1 dnnhle
J. E. Tom with ref
four cemetery lots be
to the care of
ging to the 1' ck-
son estate, the .$100 fe'tired from the
estate to be placed 'in` he cemetery per-
petuity fund. from *bich any surplue
revenue will be used in generally beauti-
fying the Cemetery. ' -
Ln explanation of the report of ,the
public ,v.xksclanrittee, z letter from \Ar.
Sidney M. Johnson. the engineer in charge
of sewer construction, stated that the
main sewer now being installed on Britan-
nia road and \'ictoria street was proceed-
ing under very adverse conditions. -due
to quicksand and water and to the depth
of the sewer. as much as fifteen feet in
part. In addition to these phyei:al
r
at 1 o'clock P m . at Gundry•s Auction Ro.m, •
'lamilton street. in the Tows. 01 Gorlerwh. by
Thomas Gunrby, aur. iose.r. the lollnarng prop• '
arty, namely: i
Lot Number Nine 19) an Hutchirwn's Survey, 1
in the Town d Gnderich, in the County of Huron,
containing o - th of an acre more or less.
, ile-frf
R
Oa the proprrt thelia )s ,a frame dwelling and
store, until recently conducted by the late Capt.
Akx. McLeod.
TERu,• or Sate -Ten per cent. of the purchase ;
money to ►w paid dosn at the time of sale.
and the Milliner to ter pent-wlthin--3drty.�dayt�-•--
thereafter.
For further particulars and conditims of sale
apply to
PROUDFOOT, KiLLORAN & COOKE.
Vendor's Solicitors.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Auctioneer. 3:)-8t •
DAted at Goderich the:11th September, Ills.
NOTICE To CREDITORS.
`?OI ICL. TO CREDITORS.
1v THE MATTER M TNI ESTATE nr PENN A. 13C -
HARDY, LATE OF THE TowSIHIP OF COL-
aoat%E, IN THE tOURTT OF iIURON. FARMER
DECIA•!D.
Notice is hereby given that all persons having
Mr. Oliver Johnston has been notified
of the admission of his son. Pte. Oliver
Johnston, to hospital at Boulogne Sep-
temher 14, with gunshot wounds in the
head and abdomen. Pte. Johnston was a
member of the Jluron Battalion.
PTE. WALTER J. BUCHANAN Among the recent casualties is Lieut.
Melville G. Anderson, formerly of Gale -
rich, who is reported severely gassed, He
t-------- -- is in a hosp cal at Manchester, England.
August 30th stating that he was revert- 1f quality counts, use Blackstone's de -
in{; to the rank of private in order to go Hoiso ice cream in bulk or bricks for all
to France. having become tired of remain- occasions. Phone 240.
Ing so long in England. He enlisted in
An Open tetter to this People of
Oodsrich and Surrounding Country.
the fall of 1913 AIth the 71st Battalion,
spent the winter training at Stratford,
and went overseas in March of 1916 and
had been in England ever .ince. holding
the tank of quartermaster sergeant.
Mr. and Mrs. James Young, Elgin
avenue, on Monday received an official
I it is with much regret that I make
known my decision to retire from my
present business.. The scarcity and ex-
treme high price of all our material, to•
gether with the fact that skilled help is
not in the country. makes the carrying on
notification of the/death of their son, Pte. eof business anything but pleasant at
Harold M. Young, As already reported times
ie The Signal. Pte. Young was killed in 1 wish to thank my many customers
action August 1st, the " news having come who helped to make my hu,iness a sue -
through in letters received by bis cess in the past years. No orders for job
parents. but until this week no otticial work will be taken atter the :30th of Sep -
message had come, tember, as 1 .wish to complete all orders
• now on hand at the earliest possible date,
Mr. and -Urn • latnee Dean. Regent All orders and contrncts will be ct)mplt•ted
street, veeterday were notified that their and all accounts renderer! and must he
'i yle. lames Lev Dyyean�, was admitted paid promptly. Accounts now rendered
t it I$ Ired hiltem/ftre 9epte eterv-191, �.nwst be gettlsd'at pnoe.
!tiering from .teal gas. Pte. I1r-an en- (Signed) W. R. YJNTDE1t
toted in the 177th Banta ion at Narrie and Godench, Sept. *5, 1918.
w•"ni oversea- in Feliruary, 1'h17. He be -
logged toa m.,:hire gun corps, Choice marshmallows for . btastin;.
H. 1'. Edoards has the right kind.
Word has been received from Ottawa at
the heade,uarttrs of militnry district No.
I 1, L',r:dun. that the following men are rc•
ggu:red for the Siberian emit: One han-
drr(i transport drivers. category A four
fano a, four saddlers, four wheelers, fif-
teen-t:akers and eight butchers, category
or B.
;MISS MARY FINGLANU, B. A.
claims or demands ap,nst the late John A. Mc -
Hardy. e ho died on or about the 9th day of June, rented \lis. Flncland with a copy of the
A. D. E'Is. at the and township CH Colbnorn, re Bible. and in a splendid a'Idress told •tlr-
required bound by post, prepaid, « deliver to omen; the hietory of the \Vumin'8 ,>1113 -
Peter James Green and e.ve A. Green, ,
the executor and executrix of the will sionarY Society. _
of the said late John A. McHrdy, their Dr. • MacKay then addiessl!d'fhe miss
names e:J addresses and statements
(me part "tutors in writ ins; siMlary and on behalf of the tyle Society
of char claims and statements in dead of lhev
accounts, and the nature of securities, if any, held presented her with a copyee the B:hle in
by them. the language of the peepte of Korea.
AND T.g' Nnstcl that den the 1,th day of poc-roceed Rev. R. C. MCDrfmld of (totlerr-h,
tuber. A. U. 191s, the said executors will proceed
o distribute the as.els of the said deceased representing the Precb.tery of Huron,
Rev. Andrew Lanni: of Furdwich soil Rev.
J. L. Snail of Hrspeier gave addre•sClt.
The leo last named, who are turner
Minister* of Aunurn. recal ed memories
of then.. years in that charge and paid
warm trbute to the worth of the yu«ng mandeerine by the naval authorities of
R C. HAYS. lady who had dedicated her life to the the boat en which she was to sail her
s•lat _ Sobcn« for the said Executor. missionary corse. departure is delayed until after New
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Dr. Fletcher's address was the last. Year's.
The m+dcrttor cungretulated the peup}e•
ADMINiSfRATOR'S SALE n F of Auburn upon the spirit among then
RESit)POCEPROPERTY.HOUSEHOLD,that was act:ding forth witnrs•es lir:.
- - RE AND FURNISHINGS. Miss Fing!a'1d, and decfafrd That mush
good would cr me to themselves and t: :r
MR. JOHN KELLY. I community from their devotion and f . •
dministrator, will sell by public aucti.in at the good ex..mpie. He assured Miss Fie[ -
premises on West street, G.rder,ch, tm land that the whale' Presto terian church
SATURDAY. OCTOBER Sth, at(rtd behind her.
:commencing at 1 o'clock sharp: Frequrn reference was made in the
The wink property
frame residence west of the addresses to the spirit of sacrifice so
kitting Rink proper+y veryt street, ill. haith, i abundantly ex(mpiiljed in the Fingland
rhe house n warm and well boat, has a (amity. Three sons have gone overseas In
pendid McClary furore, ter aim, electric
ghts, frame st dile. and the Mtn .fpr quarter- military service. and ten have been
ere The property can be inspected at any time wounded, one of whom , Pte. Frank Finr,-
y spplyta4 to Mr. Kelly land) is lyingdon er
Tams- ren per cent of purchase money to ,7 017,tY ni In h(lspital.
he fere at time of .ale balance in en days; or, if The exce lent choir of Rn, ix church ren-
prertred, arm. may be arranged. dewed va stable 3,s:stance in the service.
Al thin same time and psq, all the contents,
consistingof ppaarl.r, dtningroom, bedroom and' Previous to the des:pn2tinn service, at
Itchen turn's/lints. including raga, arpets, pec- a tea given by the Wt man's Missionary
to calve• December atth; 1 cow, 4 years old, aup- t
anon` the persons entitled thereto, ha' -mg
taronly to t claims of .hwh they shall
hen have had notice, a d that the said ese-
cuoes will not be liable for the said meets, or any
part thereof, to any person of whose claim they
hall not tio) have received notice.
Dated at Goderich. the nth day of September.
A. 13.191s.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF CO - ERCE
MM EDMUND WAUER
C.V.Q„ LLD„ D.C.L. President
CAPITAL PAID UP. $ 15,000,000
SIR JOHN ArRD, General Manager'
H. V. F. JONES. Asa i Gent Manager
RESERVE FUND, • $13,500,000
Consult the Manager regarding current
accounts, collections, Ioans and
the other facilities offered
by this Bank
N
Goderich Branch -G. WILLIAMS, Manager.
harness 2 ata of fight harm-oo.. 1 gravel box, 1
Blue Bell cream separator, 1 Daisy churn. forks, F
chains, and other articles.
A quantity of good clover hay Also a quantity
of bousehnld furniture.
Tears. - All sums of stn and under, cash; over a
that amount, 12 months credit well be given on
furnishing approved joint notes A discount of
4 r cent. allowed for cash on credit amounts.
Everything must be sold. as the proprietor is
Moving the farm.
GUNDRY'S SALE REGISTER.
• WED: a.owv. 00 2.-Auction sak of household
furniture and 1 t
u ur ushm property t of Mn. . H.
Williams Market street.
Pr Pe Y 1
MnNDAy Sept. M. -Clearing auction sale of
farm stiw'1 and implements, property of Mr.
Daniel Pohlad°, lot 11. concession 4, Ct-lhorme
township (tlte Frank Naegk, farm)-
S•T*•a1AY, flet, ,5. Admin.slrator's sale of
Capt. Edward F. Johnston now serving residence proyerty and household rurniture.■t
in France with the 1m:wool army. has 11.aoro;mnea, W'rst urea(. John Kdly, admin -
been promoted to the rank of major in T,-gsnAT, (kl. w. -Auction sale of farm, farm
fhe•Ruyal Artillery. Before leaving Can- snick and teplements, et lot Is. Lake road east,
ado Major Johnston. was in- command of Shal)pardt:m, property of CRAB. Nomas.
the 671h t t•raversity of Toronto) Battery.
Ifo left that unit to proceed overseas with
a draft. Since that time he has served
in Palestine and in France and was pres-
era at the, capture of Jerusalem. Major
Johnston is one of the three sons of the
late Judse Fred W. Johnston, of Sault
Ste- Marie. and Mrs. Johnston. of Spadina
Gardens, Toronto, both formerly of Gox1e-
rich.
•
TNua.DAY, (trt..11 -Clearing auction sale of
farm stoct. Implements and household elects, at
lot 3, Lake Range. Ashfield ehelfmile north of
P•trt, Alberti. commencing at 1 o'clock told lime).
JAsia%srayaNM,N, proprietor,
SATURDAY. (kt. 12. Mitigate sale of town
irWetly at 2 o'clock al Gundry's auction roo>,n,
amiIIm street. Proudfo.tt, Killoran & (;duke,
vendor's solicitors..
SATuan,r. Oct' 11. Clearing auction sale of
home. -hold furniture. property of Mr. Geo. Bisset,
East street. at 7.30 n clock sharp.
DIED.
ladies kr their kin' Hess in tool: int after McDONALD - At Bayfield, nn Friday, Septets.
g tier 2u. jams. McDonald, aged tet years-
her comfort. THOMAS. • In Go ler:ch. rn Sunday, September
Miss Fingland is a graduate of the Uni• z:, henry Chart -4 Thomas.
versity of Toronto, with the degree of O'NEIL.-- in Goderich, on Thursday, September
B. A.. and has taken a post -graduate 1s.• Catherine Whitey,' widow of she tato
course at Hartford in special preparation Thomas ONO. m her 72nd year,
for the work to which she is deer): ing her- NEW ADVRRTISEMENISo bept. 20.
self. Knox ch:rch, Auburn. is her home 1 paw
church. and the members of the congreg- Music Card !Wise Grace Seager „ 1
ation are showing their pride in her by Apartments to Rent -Mrs. James Wilson t
engaging to provide her financial support Auction Sate -Cha. Nobles 1
in the field- Notice to Creditors --R. C. Hays.. .. .. . [
it was arranged that Miss Fingland Auction Sale James Stevenwn 1
was to leave this' week on her Tong Auction sale - Geo James
. ,. 1
journey to Korea, , but war conditions Card of Thanks --Thr cetera Family
have intervened, and otcir, to the corn- Card of Thanks Mrs. 9 R. Watson and Family 1
An Open Letter -W. R. Pinder .. 1
Dungannon Fair. . .••• .•
Hewett Gat 'Leave at The Signal • . • • •, 1
Auctam Sale -Mrs 1 11
wit��ams .• 1
JAMESSTEVENSON, T. GUMMY, Sk
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
('ILEARING AUCTION SALE OFA I.
J HOUSEFULL OF GOOD FURNITURE, b
PIANO, STOVES, ETC.
MR. GEORGE BiSSET
will sell by public auction, at his residence. Eat e
street, Goderieh, on k
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1215. t
commencing at 7.71 o'clock sharp:
All the contents, comsnlin, of Irving room, din- c
legroom. bedr.wwn and kitchen furniture. rnclud- 1
Mg I good Dominion peso, Brussels rugs farcy k
tables and chores, large oak sideboard, extensnnn
table, set of 7 oak dining chairs; a cdlert,on d
Limoges china; dishes, cutlery. dimngro.Hn rug, d
3 complete bedroom suites, mat tressee springs, I
toilet seta, carpet*, curtain., blinds,foict.re*, 1 w
nearly -new Moffatt steel range. I Radiant Hone •
heater, 1 refrigerator, tube, hollers, and all kitchen
utensils.
' Everything will he sold without reserve, as Mr.
Mese N giving up housekeeping, Terme cash
GEO. RISSET, T GUNDRY, 1
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
ures,mal.o*gany and walnut tables, chairs. pedes-; Sotciety of Knox church, Mins Fingland
alp, oak hall rack wnh large mirror. 2 1
g en snare. was the guest of honor. others present I
ahcs demo$ chain. lobes, china. glassware,
allay. linen, side►oard. alter set. comparative- being her parent.. Mr. and Mrs. John
y new Huron kitchen range, I (-nal healer,' Fingland of I•ondeshoro', hints Flora
lichen tables. washing machine tub.. Miler.
[ardor. ton1A. 2 !awn mnwea, 9 complete iron Fiflgland. Mr. and Mrs. Colin FjgR-
hodf, matlreww, and sprang., 5 oak and walnut land the, visiting ministers and their
rimers and wa•MiAnds, A complete toilet set., 1 wives, and \Ir. W. T. Riddell, treasurer
urge bureau, a quannty of sealers, 1 large walnut of the Mary Fingland ardrnbe, 1 sestina marhme, goats. blankets.. R d fund. The made-_
heists, pIlows, curtains, linoleum, and many rator of the Assewhly presided. (4* �N
other valuable artxles i half of the ladies of Smith's Hill churdh.
Everything must he .oldl. I
Term. rashMrs.. Hencerson presertrd Mire FinR-
t� prrrlwrt• should not he .old ■t time of .ale it land with a pair of woollen blankets, and
it ee /M rent for the Auburn auxiliary Mise Margaret
OHN KELLY, T. GUNI,RY, King prevented a down comforter. Mies
Admin4trst`w. a'''''''"'".Fingland responded, warmly thanking the
BANK OFMONTREAL
ESTABLISHED OVER 101 TEARS
The Farmer and
His Bank
should be on intimate and
friendly terms. They can
be mutually helpful.
The Bank of Montreal is
always glad to give to its
Customers, the benefit of its
financial experience and
knowledge.
HEAD Os el et, MON Tlit At.
A. W. Strickland, Manager, Goderich Briltch.
7.. WPIMINIM