The Signal, 1919-2-20, Page 1A CALENDAR
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for 1919
•Yti11TY.rluT YW-No arm
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, 20, 1914
O
THE STE11J4NK
OF CANADA
SAVE, Because -
Your bank account exemplifies your ability
to earn.
nut SALL OR RENT
FARM LAND AGENCY.
VARIES FOR SALE AND GODERICH TOWN
PROPERTY.
One hued acre.. tusldass clay and (no sad
we ravel,. slsglotly rolling. Thoroughly tele-ur-
derdra,ned, wrelenced All fall p4ow.ng done.
Artesian we1L soft stn. cistern also runner[
water Well -.sorted fru, orchard An excellent
two-aory Irick Mouse well planned, moderd de -
Fuel hoose and mg -pens Bank barn.
,Afar Ivundatton, cement `table floors stables
atmehed with Muer. Everything In tarot -claws
condition. Thee excellent farm and allaoond line
hose well located. trout seven maks Irons Gode-
rrb, oder.d maw pace tad any arms.
IS, sera nearly all day sal, [ frame build -
...up. about Macros )fish. 11.1.100.y terms.
Seventy -tune acres -good quality, light loam
and. Good hack house; bank barn. done foun-
dation Ismail spring creek. well assorted fruit
orchard; very rear school and church. Pine
location e2,70). whnh a, less than worth a build.
imp
Iu+ acne, all clay tat 10 acres plowe& lar
biWdangs. very near ached. them maks from
station &a -Nit,.
A number of 20'. leo. 101. A0, Y, and kws-.sad
fres nim tit looking altar dor anyone requiring t
farm
Several .mall place. close to (.odernh and town
proper tis
Enquire J. W ARMSTRONG. caner Brock
Street and Cambria Road;tBoc ,w, Goderich.
1
MSALE-- FRAME HOUSE AND
T an seed condition, property d the Yu
George to Cursed, bre Albert street. (;rd. cb. Por
ore apply to EDW ARD CURREIL, SaWord,
air R. C:. HAYS, Bart aster. Goderich. I. 4t
POB SALT.
INCUBATOR FOR SALE. -130 EGG,
Wisconsin hot water It elevator and
good as new. Apply at SIGNAL OFFIC '
L1014 SALE. -TWO SHORTHORN
BULLS, of •ervieeabts age got by r'Dua•ide
Prince" imp . - 1UI*N-. Dams by 'Aberdeen
Hero" imp- Apply J_C . STOLTZ. R R. No. 1,
Auburn. (Lot tit, concession 1, East,Wawanosh.
05
Unlimited Quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
M $3 per single cord, delivered,
THE GODERICH MANUFACTURING
CO.. LIMITED.
(Foot of Angtesea St.) Phone 61.
LEED GRAIN FOR SALE. -OATS.
10 boffin; also a asentity of turnips. THOS.
1 BURNS. R. R. No 5. Galena -h. 311-46
R SALE. -FRAME BARN. 30 by 45;
is repair, 11 KiptaL ALX. YOUNG.
��aaoodd
aotaaF.O.
1OR SALE. -CHOICE PUREBRED
l Yorkshire swine from prise -winning herd.
Sows Wed for April farrow; loan ht log
service; also yoe.Eer rock. JOHN FARRISH,
R. R. 140. 7, Leek000. ('Moue Dungannon a
r 12).
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.-
The comfortab;e and cons sod,ow two-story
track dwelling on Nehnn street a. cupwd by the
suderaegned; also the sooty .fid -s -hall brick
dwelling on the .d mn.ng 101. Both houses have
nine rooms and all modern cnnven.enoes Easy
Senna rooms
d coheir haat can be glum
within a reasosable tame.
Also a Irate dwemna on H,ncks street far sola
ser 10 rem. Lige rot t0 Lo,aeel4` PsaatMRa
Oa MOW.
( e r«j) �•tOnaNsagarM lbws
ga.R anverrew. J
L'OR RENT. -THE RESIDENCE OF
l' 11e hue Mows Reyaett- core of Vacttefa and
sl. Das ad's streets. Gude•rich. Madera coo-
waa.nces. actual.' elector fighting. etc . will be
inatalkd. oakum t10 one . I the moat dear -
able ;narrows In the tan n
The undersigned re prepared se receive adds
for the purchase of the property.
Apply to C. SEAGER Cour" House, Goderich.
DOR SALE. -HOUSE WiTH ALL
5 modern conveniences, on St George's Gm
-
e a7. large garden en connection. Easy s
tea1
Apply to MRS. J. LYNN. la-osi.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Now u a good tune to buy some
property in Goderich. f have three
modern Mack houses for sale. They
ore all well located and the terms of esters easy.
Also two flame dwellings on food residential
*rests that are priced low for quack sale. Several
g ood paying farm properties are dor sale, within*
drama distance of Goderich. an ( 1 wall be glad to
give yo. particulars 0l them at say time.
T. GUNDRY.
Goderich.
ESINFSS FOR SALE. -THE OLD-
ESTABLI5HED central store buries. at
sr. which has been conducted by the under-
signed foe the peal sae years- Annual turnover d
iNAna•. Good reasons dor selling. Well equi
dare. good stable and barn. For terms or further
prtau6n apply to
CLARK & CLAYTON,
1-tf R. R. No. 5, Goderich.
SALE.- FRAME COTTAGE, IN
good state of repair. also lot adjoining. Ap-
t* MR. F. WOOLLCOMBE• Trafalgar
G reet
jj OR SALE. -SOLID BRiCK HOUSE
with all convememes central locator. Ad -
Pit X IS. SI(;NAL OVFICE. Goderich.
mo RENT. -OFFICE AND FIVE-
E.
dwellingla connection therewith.
r to W. F-. KELY.
Gnat War Veterans' Association
DAN(. E
Friday, February 2816, 1919
in Oddfellows' Hall
Nae the change of date
Goderich Orchestra in attendance
ADMISSION -EVERYBODY 50c
AUCTION SALES. Don't forget the re,Iap contest in
the Baptist church tin Friday evening,
February flat. at 8 t'le$oek, under the
aurpice•s tot the W. 0. T. U. Silver
trotIeotiu-
n.
`_.
Reutewbet the ancf 1 dance in the
Oddtellows Hall on Wrodnea(lay , Feb-
ruary 204h. Everybeill7 welourne.
ADMINISTRATORSSALEOF FARM
AND VILLAGE PROPERTY.
The Landon and Western Trusts Company
Limited, the administrator ul the property of
Joseph Galosh late of the Villaget11 hayfield. in
the County d Huron, blacksmith, deceased, will
oder dor oak the lands here noun described. by
public succors. by Thomas Gundry, ■ucuoneer,
on
SATURDAY, the Nth DAY of MARCH, 191 4.
at hos auction rooms. Hamilton street, 10 the
Town of Goderich, at Y o'clock in the afternoon.
Pastor NUMBED Ow -Lot number 23, in the
1st concessoa 21 the township of Guderich, an
the County dtlron. 111 acres.
Ponca. Nurses Two -The north part d lot 1.
ravage N, an the said Village d Bay held. contain-
ing about six acres.
Pence Nurse le ONE consists of a lam on the
alayheld road. 11.11 way between the Town of
Godench and th, Village of Bayfield. which ex-
tends Irons the road to the lake and contains 111
acres. The buildings consist of a 1 1-2 story brick
veneered dwelling. with frame addition, and barn
let It 6172 It., nth atabhng underneath. There is
an orchard of about two acres and a good spring
creek running through the farm to the lake.
Poach Nusraa Two. --There a upon this
property a frame nwtal-clad cottage with kitchen
attached. sad a small stable The sal as good
and the sitwlan very desirable.
Toass.-Each parcel will be offered for sale sub-
ject
ubject to a reserved bid The resprctavr purchaiers
Will, at the time d wale, pay down a deposit of 10
pr:cent. oli.lhe purchase money. and shallay
the remainder of the purchase money within
thirty day tMealter. without interest, when
poeseestm may be taken Further particulars and
aond,twm of sale will be made known at the
time of sale. and in the meantime may be had
from the cud admm,strator, or Irum ,ta eolKotor,
end also from the auctioneer.
Dated at Guderah 11.• 17th day of February.
A. 0. 16619.
R C HAYi.
:)5-3t Solicitor for the Adminieteatcr.
CRAIGiE'S
ASSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE
w ANTHp
Ai witx, to rent --six modern,
seven or eight -roomed houses.
I have some choice properties
to sell at right prices, and now
is the time to make your pur-
chase. See my list.
VICTORY BONDS
I buy and sell Victory Bonds
of large and small denomina-
tions.
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
J. W. CRAIGIE
INVITATION
On Monday evening, February
24th, at 8 o'clock, the members of
the Maple Leaf Chapter, I.O. D.E.,
purpose entertaining the soldiers in
the Oddfellows' Hall. Each
soldier is invited to bring a lady.
C ardsand program. All soldiers,
whether discharged or still in un-
iform, will be welcome.
EUCHRE AND DANCE
larder 6,e auspices of the
Hely Name Society
of St. Peter's Church
in tad of the Soldiers' Memorial Fund
in Oddfeikwi Hall,
Tuesday, Feb. 25t1
ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE
Cards 1.15. Lunch will M served.
ADMISSION S0c
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
AND IMPLEMENTS
MR. GE() (GE HORNE
wall ell by public auction, at lot 13, conceleion t,
West Wawanosh towrahip (half -male south of
Dungannon 1. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25th.
commencing at 1 o'clock sharp:
WANT .
)�EPRESENTATIVS WANTED TO
report on building and englare nn1 work in
Each This as a good aideho a tae anyone with
Mqualenationg
eg for gettpinp�y news.
.CtyaCaosmisrro paid foe
MalEh AN DA staler
Limited. 345
Adelaide Street Wart, Torii e.Oleeleo. 54-51
V
alRLS WANTED. -APPLY GODERICH KNITTING CO.. - 10 -
THE
I have a good proposition to
make to
A RETURNED SOLDIER
of wide acquaintance in Creek-
riche -
rich and vicinity veto would like
to go into the Insurance business
as a life work.
A fair education, good char-
acter, willingness to work and,,
reasonable qualifications as a
mixer among iuen ale essential.
1 will offer either salary or
commission contract for right
kind of man,
If yon mean badness apply by
letter its first instance to
Box 57, THE SIGNAL.
AUCTION BALES.
Hanes. - One horse. rising 9 years old. 1 mare'I:CTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
10 years old, bred to Precheron name; 2 mita tis A AND IMPLEMENTS -
,ng x years old. well broken. 1 pony. 10 more opo. _ _ .
not afraid of autos.
CATTLE. -One heifer. 2 ye.rs old. due August
ID, 1 lrrow cow, 6 years 4.2de 1 cow, 4 years old.
Moe March '04. 1 cow.i yea dd. due April let; 2
heifers, two years old, an call; I cow, a years old.
due July 2e; 1 heifer. 2 years old. due September
20; 61ast sprang calves. 1 healer. owe 2 years old:
• yo ares calve. HcssEs-Ose tome, o years Md. 1 horst roan'
INIPLOWNTs.-Ose bonder, 1 mower, 1 culuva- ay.arsold; 1 driving bora4rsong 4 years old, I
401, I ha rake. 1 disc seed drill. These are as • rdt,,,,i,....2 sacs old.
r
Maey-H,,,i,....ares make. nearly asood as new. (Me CATTLa --0ry on.. 1 yNfs ad, due to calve
scalier. 1 wen roller, 1 gravel boa, 1 set aright May Sr: 1 mow, 4 yon ofd, due 1 0 calve May 2:1
and 1.1atfurm, 1 hay rack. 1 set harrow. , our sec cow, 4 years old, due to calve May .4. I cow. 3 yrs.
trona), 1 Verity walkingw. 1 lamng mall. 1 ofd, due to calve April� 17y.3heale•.2 y44t. till.
Verity two -furrow plow. lad set tout,,mhorns., 1 due to valve June 61; 1 bSJeI.2 yeses old, dor to
set single harms. s quantity of hay and straw. cal.e jet, 67; 2 ,teera mew 2 yes ofd; I heir.
about a, young Rock Moa nung 2 yeses pfd; 5 callar
Ton will be no reserve as .the proprietor has One tow. due so (anew fir 7: aboutyoung
rented the farm.
Thhens, i 09
TREsa - All sums of 860 and under, cash over IuovM,ar. - One w 1 *rickrack. 1 wag.
that amount. 10 month: credit will he given 0.. onboa, 1 baby carnage. taternatitoal dncs.
`44raehing approved pent notes. A docount -at nth lorecarnate. r,earl e 1 "rational No. 9
rate a I per cent. straight allowed dor cash on double4errbw plow, 1 .4l Fleury) 1
Credit amounts. Hay. draw and Owl, cash.
set hareems 1 et sfe he
wl:
1
P opercar eT 44JNDRYj 1
Auctioneer. •
yysM, -i►ell-utak
G/ORGIII mtaWNA, etcsap~tor.
A gwn4lty of weed, Day and std eats. In h
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE wh,te.andahrrartacls.
FARM PROPERTY. There wall be no meagre. as the proprietor has
odd hs farm.
---- ?grits. -Aa same' 1110 and order, cash; over
1 am instructed by 1 that asnwan4.61 awothJ credit win be even os
MRS. BARBARA KUNTZ hurma ne& appwnad joint rots. A dement at
the rate 44 par tent. uraight allowed ler cash
to 0 R by public auction, at the Hamilton Street .n credit amounts. Hay aril grain cash.
Auction Ra ism. (;ove,Kh, on BURT ROACH. T GUNDRY.
SATURDAY. MARCH 1st NEXT. Proprietor. Auctioneer
comme0cmg at 1 o'clock sharp.
PARCEL No 1, The farm of filly acres (morear
lewsi on which Mrs Kanto es living at present.
beMrg pert of Bock C. an the town.h,p of Col-
borne, Stoll • .hurt dnlance from the village of
Saltlord sero town of Goderich. There is on the
premises a large. well built frame house, in good
repair: • good frame barn with c men. stades
e..d floors, that hn only been built a few years.
MR. BURT ROACH
will M1 by public autumn at east half lot 7 con.
osteon 4. Airfield township. on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY both,
evmow-acing at 1 o'clock sharp:
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LOOK OUT
FOR
"YOKOHAMA MAiD"
Benefit Soldiers' Memorial Fund
•
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
imd,
THE SIGNAL • )'
CALENDARS •
Are going steadily. Not
many left. Get one by
paying your subscription
for 1019 at once.
THE SIGNAL PRIN1iNG CO. I Ilvlt1 F U. I't au+aes
NO %ILL AGAINST CROSS. THF: HURON OLD B01S' RFa'NIIIN, .1 1'ORTR %IT OF THE l'HIF:FT 1LN.
1Hy the Who Was There.) The Signal has 011 harwh a numbs
Id
The annual reunion of the ttnron I of engratrd portrit
as of the late Right
Grand hers Throws Out Indictment
4 'f
In Motor Fatality lase.
thud st stage 111 the proofs-slings
Mr. E. OCross,. ntss, as an outcome
of the fatal ace'ideut to the night of
Dr. -ember Bard lust, wheu air. J. H.
Colborne wow fatally Injured by la'tug
struck by ('ruww' automobile while he
was env:sing tlw roadway of the
Square,are, was reached on T1n•wtay of
Oda wend:. w-Iten the indictment for
manslaughter preferred against Mr.
('rose wet thrown out by the grand
Jury.
The Kinin staunch the Supreme Court of rhe presence of such statch old
Outarto masted on Tuesday afternoon. limonites was certainly inspiring to the Oke, written on board the steamer on the
Mr. Juatlte Lennox prtxldiuK. Sir•youuger members of the A,sociation, way to Russia, and stamped Tokio,
)liuym of orlontu, held I St
In
'rih►K IaaL Honorable Sir Nilfrid Laurier which
r e•s Hall Falay eveo
tiro g ail
brought out a largo attendance of .yid are 5ery suitably for framing. Any
boys and old girls, as well am the young subscriber of 'Me Signal may uhtatn
element, and was a grand .weeosa from offs of close b) ra11104 41 11k. dike or
start to finish' by strHling :N to anise rxpwlrw of
The first hour was spent In social
intercourse and ninny were the greet- mailing.
hags amongst oldtiwe friends, aril it
was a pleasure to see such old stalwarts ON THE WAY TO R('SSLA.
trout the county as Dr. and Mrs. Sloan.
formerly of Blyth, Dr. and Mrs.Urahauta
formerly of Brussels, Mr. Shan Davis,
formery of Clinton, Mrs. 'I'hutuas anti
Mrs. Alex. Saunders, of Uoderich.
.1 Tiresome Trip aeras the Par1Ae-
Spr. L. W. Oke Writes.
The following letter trona Spr. L. W.
Dailey Hulm.'w, K. t., of "tu gluuu. AL 9 o'clock progressive euchre
t lbone,bei
w'as pro. -lit as ( rows pr11se'll tie ant oras eowwencetl, thirty n/
Japan, has been received by his family at Benmtller:
was assisted by County f'row'n Atter- required to aecumulo $te the euchre The Tresta." Jan. 4-19,
net' licam•r. After being adilrt'+wrl players, while want' others p�aywl ; ' ;
by Ms IArrdship the grand Jury retire) •clinch" and other games. Rolwrt ; Dear Mother,- We will get a chance to
about :t 1i elo•k• to .sunsfder the rvl- HoluYe., •71-M. Y.. &nee preplente41 by the Crown officers. -flinch- moue and supervised the mail smile Inters in a day or so, and l am
01)• haAl I taking the opportunity icy to drop you a fine
or two. We will get to Japan some time
At 10 o'clock lu the evening 164,6 Jury
came 111 with a retnr11 of -no hill" and
Mr. ('rots was tlwretipnn dl.t•hargel.
Judge Lennox 111 dismissing the
grand jury made AMOY ronutrk-s upon
the gnat need of care in the dishing
of motor vehicles. It was not to lie
ro,eludel from the dismissing of this
'6'aw, he said, that It was any slight
thing that a citizen should lime his
life. even If by accident. His Lord-
ship ale, addressed some remarks to
Mr. 4'roms tat w,ntew11.1 the same tenor.
It should he the general --as far cos
'iOneibh• the universal-- rule for motor-
ist. to he alwaye on the alert to ensure
the safely of all who may be 1111 the
w1 re•1.
The grandurors were: William Mc-
Quillin. West Wawanosh (foreman); Wil-
liam Berry. Tuckersmlth; Witham Craig.
Morris: W. J. Campbell. Turnberry:
Thomas Kempton, Ashfield; Louis J.
Kraft, Zurich: Andrew Kirk, West Wa-
walwah: William Moodie. L'sb. rne;
James .'Nolan. Hullett: Fredenck t1.
Tool, East Wawanesh; David Webb.
Stephen; C. M. Walker, Wingham;
C. A Nairn, Goderich
614)603* aoftract to keep J. M. 1luuliw6 1 tomorrow, so they sa , and we have to
from "flinching.- I hand them in before, as they have to be
The following were the prize-winner:
Gentlemen --Ant J. Lawson, _int 1. H. I There was quite a bit of snow up. n
McHardy. Ladies -1st Mex. Arling- deck this monism/. They took the hatch
ton. 'rid ,Mrs. Brtckenden• ways off for the first time for about a
At 11 o'c'ock refreshments were week and a half. It has been pretty
serval and the. 1041101 in charge -Mew , stormy all of the wayacross You have
dames Reck, Flowxly, Martin, Holmes I
to hang on to so
and Morrish,- derervecuxltt for the exsomething most of the time.
celleuce, variety and splendid service of
I mai sea the first day and a hal[. The
the mann. They until certainly rough sea makes you kind of light-headed
nly hand
out sown gleet pointers to our city all 1. atirtlr, though d e had pretty good
ou14•rerm. I meals all of the way. We have to lute
" Dancing Wes then indulged in until up for them and carry it down ourselves.
The kitchen is up on d, ek. and we alway s
expezt a ducking when we get it, as we
have to watt our turn. I fell down the
stairs the other morning wHh my break -
(At ani n, arly broke my neck as well.
Master King of Goderich rendered' One of the ooys felt down the ash -chute
several, musical aelectfonw. rlast Saturday night. He only lived half
an 1 our and was buried next day (Sun -
NOTES. .I day).
It you send any parcels send some soap.
They told us all to take'a glad supply.
as you cannot get ft in Russia. and I
forget to get any at all. Canadian money
is not any goal over here.
All 08 the boys are getting pretty
quarrelsome. It gets on ones nerves. b--
ing so long cooped up on this boat. This
is the twelfth day on board and weskipped
from Monday to Wednesday last week,
in change of time.
i suppose some of the boys will be home
from France by now. It seems tunny
a gotd hustler. not to hear anything Irom the outside
(.olericb, Chilton. Exeter. Blyth, world. We have not heard anything for
about two weeks. 1 suppose they are
.etching them home from over theie
pretty fast. i often wonder it they are
taking era into Germany from the other
12.30 O. m., the music being ably sup-
plied by Mrs. Collins, formerly of
Golericb.
During the evening Mrs. F. Saunders,
formerly of Goderich, sang a colo and
IJI•(•sident Morrlrll Wakes an ideal
chairman. 1Ha experience as public
whim! teacher stands 11111/ ill goad
stead in 1116 chair.
Meer tory- E. Flatly had a swlle as
big ani the side of the house. He be -
The presentment of the grand jury was heves that "nothing succeeds like sno-
as follows: c3*rs''
1'u Ills Moor Judln IA•111w,v. 1 reawurer Pridhun was In his glory.
`� The grand jury respectfully present as Ile liked W seas the crowd- likewise the
1.
f cos:
money.
oWe desire to thank Your Honor kyr Ur. Graham haml't lost much of his
eldtline energy and tllurlasni. Ile is
) Ser►
your practical and valuable instructions
in regard to our dutiec'as grand Jurors:
Your remarks regarding the danger in
our cities, towns and p 'blic roads, from Wink/lam gild BrIlallrls wore well repre-
the growing use of the automobile were (sentel, but Seaforth made a poor show••
igdvtsnard direction aro help but dog r. J. Bowman, U. P.. and his tam -
deal to lesleo file d11ta1fCr .0 r et<Unaniastla: 1 •
cit
About fix acres d orchard, an abundance of IN THE E.TArs o, JOHN H. Ca.alyaop, LATA or
sprier( water, and [nod ptxlmm of tha farm ix TUB TOWN OF Goo,Rltle, 1N THg COUNTY u►
newly -waded to gram Fence, are ,n soon shape. HURON, MERCHANT, DECEASED.
To.nyooe wanting a small farm dose to Gode-
h Ih coot 1 t t 1 bout
01 is r . [ n n um y. as a 1. only
a
fifteen mimics' walk Irom the term to the Square
in Godenr h. •
PARCEL No. 2 a 11 acres known as the Brewery •
property. on the fiver side d the road. The most
d this u very productive land lor crbps or
pasture.
Mn. Kuntz has decided to move to London and
these properties, w111 posa,vely M sold. each
parcel separately.;
TERMS. - Ten per cent. of purchase money to he
pd on day d sate. balance well be accepted
within thirty days, Or • lair amount (which wall
be announced at time d sale) may remain on 1
mortgage at a reasonable rate of Interest
Further particulars may he had Irom either
MRS. BARBARA KUNTZ. T. GUNDRY,
Proprietress. Auctioneer..
PUBLIC NOTICE.
very orportune, and we feel that your iue
•
�ccadent'nity i •;Yuere•.rb ileus saute "ffa,w•;rt I)ny3 n from Galerich
We have visited and inetxcted the y tor a short time, txtt we d ,!u utile playing ctrds together Ghost-
s.
see thein at all of our fictions in lite mas Day and he happened to mention
NoruLe 4. hereby given. pursuant to R. S. 0..
chapter 121. section 144, that all persons having
claims against 1M e.t.te or the said John H.
Colborne. deceased. who deed on the 24th day
d Dec'mber. iyl8, are required to seed or
deliver to the undersigned..ol,citor fr. the ad-
mlmstator, on or before the 10th day of Manch.
161161. lull particulars of their claims. and Ihat
al et such date said administrator et 1 distribute
the assets of the deceased among the &rtes
matt ed, having regard only to claims of which
he shall then have received noun. and that he
will not be liable to any person or whose clam
notes shall not have been received ■t the time
of such di 'button.
Dated the 14th day of Februuary. A. D 1919.
CHARLES (:ARROW. •
Solicitor lase Geroge Ernest Colborne.
3:.:31 Administrator
OTiCE TO CREDITORS.
A SOCIAL DANCE WILL BE GIVEN All parties having chow again the estate of
w
in n he Oddfellowi 1441 on February 1th, 25adilluVan
atone Vatone, late a the p,stolhce d Berm
Gents c, lies free. E. McILWAIN. J. miller. Ontario, who, died on 15th March, A. U.
BLACK. It 1914, are requested to lodge same. verified by
statutory eke oration, together with astatement
SHEARS, SCISSORS, SAWS, CLIP- °f tl'e unttea of anym held by them, with the
1.7 StandarA Trwta Company, Saskatoon, Saa-
PERS and KNIVES of all kinds sharpened katchewan, administrator of the said estate, not
by machine. All work guaranteed. W. G. later than March 17th. 1419, after which date the
LUMBY, Sl: David's street. or at West street assets of the estate will be distributed; having re -
Barber Shop. gird only to such claims of which the adminis-
trator shall then have unlace
AT THE GODERICH SKATING Dated at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. this huh
RiNK the band will he in attendance on day of February. A. D.11YI9.
Wednesday and Saturday nights. Admission 13 THE STANDARD TRUSTS COMPANY.
and 20 cents. On Monday. Tuesday, Thursday Administrator of the nand Estate.
Skating in afternoon for near beginners.
and Friday nights the admission is 10 and 15 ed. 15-46
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
UR. F. J. R. FORSTER.
EYE, EAR, NOSE. THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York Ophthalmic
and Aural Hospital astant at Moarefstd'sHospitalEye Hospital and ('ws
,olden Square Throat Hos-
pital London. Eng.
53 Waterloo St. S.. Stretford. Telephone MI.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
MICHAEL MCCORMACK, LATE OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF ASIIFIELD, IN THE
COUNTY OF HURON, PRIEST.DECEASED.
At Bedford Hotel, Goderich, Wednesday,
March 19th. from 7 p. m.. to Thuraday, March NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant to
ash, at 1 is. ws. ; the Trustee Act, that all persons having
claims against the estate of the said
Michael McCormack. deceased, who died
on or about the third day of October,
A. D. 1918. are requred to send by poet.
prepaid. or to deliver to M.P. McDonagh,
425 Richmond street, London, O',tario,
Solicitor for The Very Rev. Denis O'Con-
nor, Vicar General, the executor of the
last will of the said deceased. on or before
the first day of March. 1919, their names,
addresses and full particulars of their
1919 claims duly verifi• d and the natur- of the
securities (if any) held by them, and
that after the said date the said executor
for the pnrptss' of selecting a ninth- will proceed to distribute the matters( the
ditto to rnnftwt the riding in the 1,11, decertified among the persons entitled
Pial Interests at the next Provincial Int theret�, having regard only to the claims
of which he shall then have notice. and
election. that he will not be liable for said assets or
South Huron Liberals.
A convention of the Liberals of i4oi)(h
111tron as 11010111111141 for Provincial
purposes will he held in the
TOWN HALL. HF,NSALL
on WEDNESDAY. MAR('H Rh,
nt 1 o'clock pi.m.
aunty jail and found it clean and well I
kept in all departments, warm and cum fntnre. the old town, which made me prick up
r..
finable. We found incarcerated eight Fred \V . H(xlgsua knows 641
prisoners seven males and one female, handle a euchre party. Nobody had
asgra practically a c yg a servew cams (;eta A 'newton (formerly of 1VIng-
as vagrants. They were interviewed and
had nu complaints to mare.
K ILLIAM IVICQUILLIN,
Foreman.
An Insurance Case.
all charged and l any kick coming
hare) is an adept at making sandwiches.
If yon don't believe it just ask the
holies' committee.
Major Beck and John Robertson both
matte a dead set on the that prise, but
The only civil action that rams Into .neither of thein Rpt It.
court was that of Merner vs. McKillop ,lust think of Boger Crocker and N. H.
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. The plain- cohhledick. both from Exeter, getting
tiff was Mr. J. J. Merner, of Seafoeth, beaten at ketone of euchre. it's enough
M. P. for south Huron, who held or snake the old town disown then!.
policy with the defendant company 1 Roger say t a Raine of cards is like a
$11,(50 on his house and contents. Dyne race, Yon have pot to hold the
barns, carriage house and contents of p top1ay 1tJ0131.
all outbuildings. all of which property Mated ated In the application for In
rurance W be upon iota 9 and 10 in the
art concession of the township -of
Tucker -smith.
The plaintiff also held under lnaw• lot
11, serosa the sideroad front Iota to and
10. and the barn on tut 11 was tilled
with grain owned by the plaintiff. A
fire on August JI last destroyed this
barn on lot 11 with its contents of grain
and ROMP irnplemoetu belonging to the
plaintiff. Tho insurance company paid
the lows upon the implements, recogniz-
ing the claire that the atter were ordin-
arily contained in the buildings on lot A HIDDEN MENACE
111 and were only temporarily in use by large vatic' y of the most
the plaintiff on lot 11, but the claim for may easily be stamped nut
payment on the grain was refused. sanitation. These are ger
The plaintiff claimed a loss of $1$1.1421/ on
the grain and sued for this amount with
interest.
The plaintiff leltel upon a chaise in ed
the conipany's bylaws which stat:
'Where any person holds a policy in
this company covering ions upon farm
pnxlnce, )Inch p dlcyhnlder shall he en-
titled to receive from the COtnpany the
amount of loss by fire in respect of any
fare) produce owned icy' the insured,
even .though the said produce be on
other premises than the premises of thect
insured in respeof which the policy
Ilse been twined."
The Company claimed that this had
rr.
no application In thin Ca. as the pro-
duce destmyetl had no connection with
the property actuallcy covered by the
insurance policy. 1 he judge upheld
the Company's' contention and dla-
misw+d the action withmlt wing, pro-
vided no further proceedings, are taken,
but with costs againot the plaintiff If
an appeal be entered. 4• M. Hest
(Seaforth) counsel for plaintiff: W.
Prondfoot, K. C., and F. Holmested
(Meaforth) for defendant.
Mr. .1 4'. Elliott, M.I'.I'., of West
atlddIese-t, a Indy speaker and ntM•rs
will address the rvinventlon.
John Emery, T. G. fshUlingiaw,
President Secretary.
a• 1
any part thereof to any penin or persons
of whose claim he shall not then have
had notice.
Dated the fourth day of February, A.D..
i1)19.
M. P. McDONAGH.
Solicitor for the Executor.
4.
hurt Grigg, ex -M. 1'. 1'., Deputy.
Minister of Lat.ds and Forests and a
Wawinoah old boy, was much mimed.
He w'a4-,away up in New Ontario on a
business -'trip.
G. it 'wood, secretary of the'yechni
cul' School rd, took a deep interest in
the proco(s1I s He is 'sorry he is not
a Hnr.in Olde y. but 'rays he likes to
go wherever M. or Beck (tunes,
Valentine part l throughout the city
kept atonic of tic, younger nlewhers
away and they mid
•
my ears. 1 le is Harold Edwards, nephew
of the people whu used to have the
Balmoral cafe.
Well, 1 must dose for now. Love to
all. LEO.
Fresh homemade eandy at 11. T.
Edwards'. Take some home with you.
GUNDRY'S SALE REGISTER.
SATURDAY, Feb. lel. Unreserved sale of farm
stock and Implements and chattels, Armstrong
vs. W he. ley,, on the premum known as the Jas.
Fair 'arm, adtomin[ tic • town of Clanton. Ont , at
the hour or 10 o'clock a. m.
TUESDAY. Feb 2i -Sale:d farm stock and im-
pplementsal lot 13, concession 1. West Wawanoeh.
half -mile south or Dungannon. at 1 o'clock. GEO.
HORNE. proprietor.
WKDNgwAY.Feb 2r. -Sale of farm stack and
implements. property of Burt Roach. east half lot
7, concession 4. As held. at a o'coock.
SATIntDAT, Much 1. -Sale of valuable farms
property in Sall ford, belonging to hire. ?Coots. at
the Hamilton Street Auction Rooms, Goderich,
commencing at 1 o'clock sharp.
BORN.
JIN14. 10 Mr. and Mrs. oderick GeorgeJOn Friday, �y
ohn-
\ .ton, ason (Eric McDonald).
1 p whole hit. JONES. - In Goderich. on 1hursday, February
is. to Mr. and Mt.. Arthur Jones, a son (Vr-
• dun Arthur).)
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Fab. 20.
HEALTH. -A Pggp
mon diseases Notice to Creditors --Charles Garrow..... .... 1
improved
summits. Mi:MORiAL FUN!).
snow -erg cONTainterED•
Prev' ly acknowledged . $ *108 55
Maple Leaf Chapter, I. O. D. F.. fin tat
Court Goderich, No. 32, C. O. F. -_Li 110
$ (Ilcl
W. T. MII.r.AR, Tr,'awurrr.
disease&
1 he difficulty of coping with th tics in
the fact that most people do no realize
the presence of such germs. Ye they
are about us all the time. ready to Iti-
ply and menace health whenever
(Miring are favorable. Guard agai
these dangers by using valuable disinfec-
tants and germicide+ frequently at this
season. Cellars, sinks, drains. closets
and all dark damp place, should he dis-
infected at regular intervals. , We have
materials suitable for such needs and can
advise what is best for any special pur-
pose. E. R. Wigle, Druggist, Goderich.
President Parsons, of the Board to
Trade, mato finite a bit when he maid: 1
Thee• that wont to deep, let there
nicer. They sure a15' awle0ll if they
don t buy Pridham the tailor s clothes;
they fit everywhere, and touch cru -i
whore. .
dew
Administrator'. Sale -- R. C. Hays .. .. t
Nott. a to Crest, tars --Standard Truata Company,
Sisk storm ,. ... ....-. 1
Shorthorn Bulls for Sale -
J. C. Stoltz. Auburn 1
Entertainment fur Soldters- Maple Leaf
Chapter.... . . ...... .. 1
Convention -South Huron Liberda)..........
Essay Contest -W. C. T. U 1
Euchre and lhnice-Holy' Name Society 1
our and lot Lor Sale --Edward Corre 1 1
ul Dance -E. Mc Heroin, J. Black.......,,1
Land Agency -J. W. Armstrong 1
tor for Sale --Apply at Signal Office.,1
turned Soldier- Boa :.7, T Signal 1
Tea a
e- Remit oat Ion Committee $
Far
Incu
For a
Reef R.
war 60
NK OFMONTREA
ES•IASLISRED OVER 1N YEARS
Remittances toSoldiers
Remittances to soldiers in
England, Belgium, France
or Eafftern Countries may
be made through the Bank
of Montreal either by cable,
if haste is essential ; or by
Draft or Bank Money Order
if to be sent by letter post.
1
WAD o►,1ce.oder relied.
A. W. Strickland, Manager, Goderich Branch,
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