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THE SIGNAL PR !Sol INC: CO.. LIMITED. Pt auso gee
ThE STERPNGBANK
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OF CANIi►t:.4:ln4•
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YOUR MANAGER WiLL TELL 10.erci
Do you think your farm could be made more profit-
able ? Ars there any points in regard to crops or stock
that you are doubtful of ? .
If so. ask the Sterling Bank manager. He possesses
information that will help you. Call and see him.
SHINGLES
Car just arrived from British Columbia
Fresh from mills
Phone 47
CEMENT
Prices right
THE GODERICH PLANING MILLS, Ltd.
.JAS. BUCHANAN,
Manager
FOR SALE OR RENT.
LOUSE AND TWO FULL LOTS TO
RENT.- Corner Albert and Neboalorseu.
barn and .tails w the property, Appt1=� to
WM. McINTOSH. career Nelson and Alber
gensas8. a541
TENDERS WANTED.
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TENDERS FOR WEIGH SCALES,
--Tenders for the rental of theColborne township
w.i* scales at McGaw for sae y. se commends'
moor 15th neat will be received by the under-
mined up la Monday. June ;90. at 12 o'clock
meow.
The lowest ae any header not ne eeekelly ac-
cepted.
c-
maated 1. HETHERINGTON.
9hgpwdtos, Ont
Clerk t elbarnr Township.
2t
WANTED.
RL
W Awe sman-A s GEOR
M. DOE maw to MRS. M 1 M, Mods
Street. 66-19
WANTED. -RETURNED SOLDIER,
who understand* care el boilers, waste
aespbyment as watchman. Apply to THOS W.
FRY Albert street, Godeoch. It
ESTE RAGS. METALS. HIDES
apd wool. We pay highest prices. 'Plane
770. BR TIN BROS. 96-41
1 -747. -GOOD MAID TO DO
�er.vel Family d two. Apply to
MRS. HORAORTON. Waterloo.tr et.
IK -21
ANTED.-GTNTLEMAN WANTS
iwo rooms a a comfortable home. ar
willing toshar. in a hoame with a refined family.
Apply BOX Rat, Goderich P.p. bail an
.WANTED. -MILK C STOMERS 1N
town of Godwith mire
1 entq veerpplyed
very
same cercomers wit. pure milk. leered every
morning from our dairy at the u as farm.
Quality guaranteed. Price 9 1-2 q is for tl.
WESLEY W. ;FISHER. R. R. No. 4, Veciderkh.
Tient 1114 Coffionte Municipal.
\
WARDERS WANTED. -SL D 2-
i) ADO. West street. Convenient to S�matt
poetolhce and lake. Rates reaaonahle. M.
DOYLE. 46 21
NOTICE
Representative Wanted
One of the most progressive Canadian
Life insurance Companies, with over
$100,000,000 insurance in force, wants a
representative in Goderich and vicinity.
A guaranteed continuing renewal interest
agency contract. Previous Life Insurance
experience not essential. Confidential.
BOX 44, THE SiGNAL.
CRAiGIE'S
ASSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE
Get in and get your Real
Estate at the old prices.
The Boom is on.
ASK
CRAIGIE
He Knows.
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
MEETINGS.
FETING OF HURON COUNTY)
COUNCIL.
The Council of the Corporation of the County
of Huron wdl meet in the council chamber. Gode-
rich, on Tuesday. June 3rd, at 3 o'clock in the
• ftern000. AU accounts must be 4n the hands of
the Clerk on or before the Moodily preceding
the tesatingol Council. 1
GEO. W. HOLMAN,
County Clerk.•
Goderncb, May Mk. 1919. as 2t
Li►R. F. 1. R. FORSTER.
EYE. EAR. NOSE, THROAT.
•I she Home Surgeon New. York Ophthalmic
and Aural Hospital, aerstast at Moorebe i1 s
MHospitalHospand Golden Square Thrust Hob
al'Wetlit.. . B•.. Stratfor�d�. Telephone 147.
At Bedford 1. 1God..ch• from Moines
-
dot. J .ly le, y p. m, te Monday, 17th at 1
0.
THE LADS IN KHAKI.
Lieut. Leonard A. Cuff, returned from
oversee. is visiting his mother and sister
here. Lieut. Cuff is a Goderich boy who
went Wert some years ago and was man-
ager of a large business at Brandon, Man.,
when he enlisted in 1915 with the 1st
Canadian Mounted Rifles. His Gdderich
friends are glad to welcome him back.
looking strong and fit. after doing service
"for King and country."
A large utlmlwr of soldiers frori
overseas have returned to hcxl,ril•i.
during the pest week, including Angus
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE OF A SPLEN DID
LOT OF GR ADE DURHA 54 COWS AND
DUNG CATTLE. ----
MR. JOHN A NICHOLSON
wiGll i l,
h, oil
public auction. at Lanras Hote
FRIDAY, MAY ash.
commencing at 2 o'clock .harp.
Five newly calved cows: 5 young cows. to
freshen that month:•`• young cows. to Ireatlen i
June; 4 young grasacows; 15 yearling stern and
h eifers.
Thew cattle have been carefully selected. are in
good condiuoo and will be guaranteed .9more
seined.
Tgwa -Cas► or approved joist notes. at E 6.
or 9 months, bearing Interest at 6 per rest per
agnate.
J. A. NICHOL,.SON. T. GUNDRY.
Propriet • Auctioneer.
t UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
-i FURNITURE.
W. E. BENGOUGH
will offer for sale at his residence, Pal Inarsten
street, Goderich. on
SATURDAY. JUNE 14th.
commencing at 2 o'clock. the labwing:
One sold oak sideboard. 1 oak ettenron table,
hall -down dimngroom chairs. 6 solid oak rocking -
chars. 1 walnut armchair. 2 centre tables...! iron
bods, g mattresses. 8 sets springs 1 bedroom suite.
1 dresser. 1 washstand. 1 large burps. 1 three -
burner coal oil stove with oyes. 2 kitchen tab es,
1 washing machine. 1' wringer. -1 copper baler
(lust new),I eight-day mantle clock. 1 child's hg
e lee -cart. rt, 1 baby cutter. 1 Targe galvanised
tub• 4 doses true Tars. 1 hammock. 15 yards alt..
wool carpet. a number of new rugs. lamps. dishes,
garden tools and other articles.
W. E. BENGOUGH, T. GUNDRY.
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
UCTION SALE OF BUGGIES,
!'A� LIGHT WAGON, CUTTER. HARNESS,
FURNITURE• ETC.
e KAY BROTHERS
waleda byes* at ppuuhl.: auction. at the Hanail
tun Street Alnct,on Rom.. on
SATURDAY, JUNE 7th.
commencing at 2 o'c ock pin.. the following:
1 ne lop buggy. 1 auto -seat buggy, metal bark.
2 good Muses. in first clam slope: 1 hoot wagon
and 1 cotter in good ocdes adv mets or' bermes
2 vigor' gears. f set of hobbles, and a quantity M
household furniture.
Tawas. -Cash. or sot months' credit on ho-
lm/king approved )ant notes bearing interest at 1;
per oen9., en buggies. wagon and /ttte..
T. GUNDRY Auctioneer.
s►
FOR SALE.
FUIUC ala Unlimited Quantity of
NOTICE. b ---
The undersigned butchers will silo a their stores
at 12.16 noon on Wednesday of each week during
June. July and August.
D. M. O'BRIEN.
W. J. BAKER.
v.LEGG.
NOTICE. ----
The red grocers will dose their stares
at 1 o'daek rp every Wednesday afternoon
duelers Jose, my and August.
W. J. POWELL.
R. ft CUTT
DEAN BRO6t.
ROBERTSON a MAIR.
J)OHN CUTT,
J. E.
S AHRR,
J J McEW.N,
J. H. LEACH.
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
at $3 per single cord. delivered.
THE GODERICH MANUFACTURING
CO.. LIMITED.
(Foot of Anglesea St.) Phone til.
and Donald McNeytn„ William alai
John lltmael, W'ilfrtd Akehurst, Barry
1,. Waitron. 1. leo, Bitter Goldthorpe,
e,
143si1 Kelly, Leotard' {Mr. Wm. Wit -
llama and otherr< We regret that BOtlyd of Trade Assured by B. H. McO esth that the Proposition Is
Genuine One.
STEEL PLANT IS COMING.
Ilialtatkous of space preclude any
adequate tett-retire to the returned
Imoy. Ion tiffs Issue.
m+
Pte. Hillary Horton arrived last Satur-
day from overseas and spent the week-
end with his family in town, returning to
London Tuesday for his discharge. Pte.
Horton went over with time 161st Huron
Battalion. While in England he served
with the forces at hie trade as blacksmith..
His two daughters Misty Alberta and
Mildred Horton came up from. Toronto'
and spent the week -end with him. -
Exeter Times. Pte. Horton was formerly
a resident of Colbrne towakhip. conduct-
ing the blacksmith shop at Dunlop.
THE CONFERENCE NEXT WEEK.
Masse of tbe Outstanding Features at
the Gathering.
The London Conference of the Metho-
dist church meets in Goderich next week.
The general swains will be held in North
street Methodist church, commencing
Thursday morning- at 9.:IU o'clock. 1 he
stationing and other committees will meet
earlier in the week. the first meeting
being that of the probationers' record
committee on Moodily afternoon in Vic-
toria atraP'church.
At tbe first general Galion on Thursday
morning. in addition to other business
.the Conference oRicers will be elected and
the Conference honor roll will be un-
veiled.
In the afternoon. at 3 o'clock, the civic
welcome will be given. '
On Thursday evening, at S o'clock,
there will be a missionary rally, under the
auspices of the Layman's Association.
The reception sarviee. at which candi-
data for ordination will be received. will
be held Friday evening. and the Ardin-
ation service will be conducted b•.• the
president of the Conference the fol.,wing
Sunday moaning.
On Friday evening. before the session
of Conference. the laymen's annual ban-
quet will be held. with Mt. Samuel Carter.
M. P. P.. of Guelph. as the orator of the
evening. This will be th4 social event of
the Conference.
On Saturday afterntoaythe m. mbers of
the Cunferen..e are to bet entertained by
the citizens of Goderic an auto trip
being in coursed ation tor this
occasion.
Last Appeal to Red (%ons Collectors
and Cn1Dr1b tors.
In accordance with theistatement pub-
lished last February, the, final collection
for Red Cross funds is being made no*
and the May contribu ' s will be the
last that will be Asked ur. Theo funds
now beingraised are
telly used for
assisting French and Belgian refugees to
make a fresh start in the devastated
regions. The Red •W*, Society urges
that all the eollect4"9 tike tJMs last
round and that ail who
have given so generously in the past, will
respond in the same spirit in this final
collection.
A. M. R17BERTSON, Treasurer. OPENING TO TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY OF
For pure ice cream.'made fresh every GLOVER'S BIG NEW GARAG4 ON EAST STREET.
day. go to Blackstone s. ,
It doesn't make may dlffe• r'ne what
llapma-to t with regard to any particular
/Ohms. whether they are taken up or
not -the steel works is coming to 4lode-
rich. All that is essential has IWell
(Nolte 111 *mitring 1am1 along the lake-
front. Within two, oto this operations
will be wiwuwnell. and Ili a few
months there will he a large force et
work. There ere (retain definite
reasons hoop• the Identity of the four
bog wen behind the project should not
Iw divulged et the present time: there
is Rao particular reason why they
should he Ia111e1 Just wow. The hnvu
is nut asked ho undertake ally Remit
1.1.1 hg.. 19..,. all et 1/11'1'. Perhaps it
swore of houses troll be built at first,
then maybe fifty or 54o more. uluh wo 011
is II the stays Iclw•a1114 the carrying
out of the company's plans will follow
,our after another In natural order.
I.ulso' conditions an' one Tactor that
wIll toss -sward)' uffe•t the c w• of
1 events.
Huron's finlike Gate Street Fahr and
Midway.
Thr cluJou. put riot lo- oat s•IetWit of
4,.slerh•b,
11/1:nely, 'the MM'outen'1 111-
3 st11Il) ', toe Itelwkuhs, and all the.
9'I90pters of floe Daughters of the
M:moire. feeling that the need for their
w'la1'111(0' activities has passed. are now
going to combine their forces in hold-
ing u nlaulluoth street fair and 111141 -
,way "u august lath and ?olluwtug
days, hl ail of .11estuncles hospitill.
During the war the women of these
societies Inn•,• not bel] able to give the
dune attention to our hospital s.5 they
wislarl to Ifo. aid they feel that now 15
the time tU woke the effort to tueet
some of its weds. The ladies of the
patriot'. ..a•ietWs ofthe suer ling
townships will. they, fowl sure, gone
them their able and sympathetic sup-
port in 1111v laudable undertaking.
'ria• gentlemen belonging to the how
pitld loaned, 11154. those om the Hoard
of 'Prude. have promised their hearty
1 support. Moine of them aro going out
next week into the country to canvass
(1'y supplies. The ladies who are lo
Ill iivaiss 111e town mer' 111111sltlah•d s.( a
Meeting held on Tuesday afternoon,
111141 thvv will call upon tau' citizens in
the near future.
This was the gl.t of a statement
While to the Board of Trade executive
on Tuesday evening by Mr. 1t. H. Mc-
('rweh, who diad brand that statl•Welltm
were being circulated In C.slerh•h
tbrotvlug doubt upon 111e loon fides of
the steel plant proposition.
'Mr. Mt'l'rewUh expresses) himself as
thoroughly satisfied with the result of
the harbor deputation to Ottawa.
The meeting Was head to receive a
report of the trip to plasma. Mr. M.
G. Cameroon, K. 4... wade the principal
statement as to what had taken place,
and the report W515 ro1•lvld with
general satisfaction by the tut -tubers of
till- ex. -entire. It was 1k41d/d to send
at message of thanks to the members
of the deputation from outside Paul,.
for their valued asslsti11le.
tine of the DV ic colleens witch It Is
said are rowing to /:lwlertch in the
wake of the steel plant project is the
Me -(:o Tructur '4'o., an off.1100t of it
.19. Paul l Minn.) Industry.
Good
THE OTTAWA DEPUTATION.
Results Expected to Follow Presentation of Claims for
Goderich Harbor.
Some members of the (Ottawa depu-
tation arrived hone at limit on Sailor -
.
having mole'theround trip in
less forty-eightthan hours.
9'outrsry to expectation, uo r•pre-
.entatives of the sttwl emulous Joined
the deputations. WWI It was 1114111.41 that
Ill presenting the case n/ mention
sh,nid lir made of the Iww• project.
IJnit that tivo/ claim for harbor improve-
; mein. at Pitwkrk•In should Ie based on
general business conditions. However,
after reworks by Mr. M. 1:: I 'a memII,
Mr. 1t. J. MOguw. and other uu•ul,•rs
111 thAl.kpiitaMon 1 no set' speeches
'were toad,). Hon. F. 11. 4'urvell, Min-
ister of Public Works. who received
the deputation. askol, "\\'Isar alwnit
filo
new steel plant regarding which 1
1, halve .received elm, letters'!" Mr.
('a
Merlin replie1 111 the effect that
wll.'tl the steel company should !lave
spent • or two million dollars at
I:Islertlh they I the deputation) would
1e• lock at Ottawa again. This reply
97 191f1,0 ' pleased the M1111Ister. who
clutplllutuhed the deputation upon the
1Wnrwr In which (.otkrtdi s ,palms
rued woe pn•Iwnted• Hr. ('yrven wall
h0 -.meas interested in the dt•v.lm 'tit
of -Canada's w'uter routes. anal 'y
would have to he spent In flats dtrr•
tion. 1119 the other Mind, war expentll-
tore had been very heavy, the Govern -
110•111 had great obligations to meet.
nod these things Juni to be emisldl•rell.
1ie wnuld place the matter Iwfule his
wdleagues and would support the re-
quest of the deputation wo fur as he
was cable.
The 111111011t 41111 asked specifically
for the connecting of the north ,'tad of
9111. outside breakwater with the river
Ineukwoter.
.mums IkncuaII. M. i'. for North
11urol1, ilitrlxluc'1I the deputation to
the Minister of Public Works.
Mayor J. E. Tarter, of Guelph, mull
Mal. W. I1. Gregory- of Stratford
strongly supported the rhllun.V
Of the
4:oderirh members of the depttat9on.
lk•slsh•s Reeve Y who was a
weather of the county contingent. the
1owMsh1p 11tUnell of 9'ulliorlw went two
others of 111 maulers. Councillors
Currie anal Snyder, to Join the deputa-
tion. Seli forth wits represented by
Mayor Harlunl.
NOTICE. _ IX
71 o'clock undersigned man will dose their stares'
N
0. m., during June. July and August.
W. SiaARMAN I
G. W. HERN AR, 1lJl
MOD' 'THEATRE
Fridajnd Saturday
(today and tomorrow)
See
Fatty Arbuc
in bis latest comedy
"THE• COOK"
Also JACK PICKFORD in
"THE VARMINT"
l�iYiag, Contracting
Week General
The undersigned are prepared to
take contracts and execute orders
for any work in the above lines.
Raving had year. of experience, they
can assure the public of ant-olas.,
dependable work.
All orders will reoeive prompt
atteutitis.
GEO. IV Eerl BROOK,
Trafalgar Street.
M. BOR LER,
Napier Street.
Many a betkoom dress, in
warm tart, nlacbse its limit.
•
=Xxsagcx
MILLINERY
IN the beautiful and graceful lines
of the Hats for summer wear
there is a wealth of interest.
There and correct tailored models in
Milan and Panama -Hats that droop
gracefully, or sweep back sharply from
the face, transparent styles that are
tilted concealingly' over one eye, chic
turbans, pokes and sailors. which are
very smart.
These Hats are wonderfully trimmed
with flowers, wings, smart ribbon
bows, and ostrich in its many forms.
Miss M. R. MacVicar
Kingston Street Goderich
XXXXXXXX XXXXXX
l� ANhIIIItISF'Itfih�p � it ,'ll�l!'' i I
Goderich Orchestra
C. V. Henry, Leader .
5 PIECES :-' fano, Violin, Cornet, Trombone, Drums
an • Traps.
en for engagements
LAWN SOCIALS GARDEN PARTIES
CONCERTS and UMMER 'DANCES
For terms apply to MR. L. G. UNG, Business Manager
PHONES : Day M. Evening 137 -
DANCES held in BAYFIELD every WEDNESDAY eve's,
from 8 p.m. to 12 p.m., during June. July, 'August anctSept.
Mr. A. M. Glover has just completed
an addition to his present premises on
East street that puts him in possesoon of
the finest garage in this section of the
country. It extends 70 feet deep and 30
feet (n width. With this add.tion he now
has apptoximaiely 4.000 leer ,f flax
space and the whole plant is well lighted.
As will be seen in another column, he as
making a spec a price on his regular stock
for Just me week as an inducement for
those who have not titetl the plant to
come in and "visit."
The progress of this business is interest-
ing, to trace. When it Wes established
nine years ago Mr. Glover operated in an
old livery barn next to his present prem-
ises. At that time there were only abcu.t
a dozen cars m the d s.rict, out he did a
good deal of gasoline engine work ant
managed by close application to business
to get what has become one of the pros-
perous institutions of the town estab)st.e 1
on a firm bass. As the business grew.
m, re up-to-date prem s s were found
necessary, and he bougtil the house and
lot next to the town hall and erected a
cement block garage with all the latest
iieas of construct on incorporated. In
this he installed mi cninery to take care
of the increasing amount of business that
was being toninually offered, until now
n . job is too large for his eqa pm nt and
1 nothing too Intricate. Si ce star -g1 bat-
teries became such a necessary adjuuct to
the modern car, he has installed a com-
plete storage battery repair plant and
during last winter and this season he has
done a great deal of this work.
Besides doing all classes of work, he has
kept adding to his stock of rep.or material
until bow he has on hand one of the molt
complete socks to be found outside of a
loge city.
Lately it has been necessary to add help
in order to cope with the work. Reg.
Williams, who during the war was in the
English Channel as a chief motor me-
chanic of His Majesty's Motor Boat
Patrol, is now with him, and Walter
Ross, formerly with the National Ship-
building Co. of Goderich, also is _helping
to keep the work gang out. It has always
been Mr. Glover's aim to keep the work
"going :int." The sooner one job is out,
the sooner another can he taken hold of.
He has an overhead track with travelling
crane to take care of moving heavy pieces
of machinery from one part of the shop to
another and a hundred and one other ap
pliances to make things go smoothly and
quickly. Anyone will be well repaid to
pay a visit to the latest addition of what
was the first garage established in this
district and one that' has shown continual
progress ever since i s inception. While
the new addition is ha dly finirhed,
pians are being formed to cover the rest
of the lot with -a garage that will more
than double the pregent floor space. and
jut M soon as the foundations are got in
for the steel plant we all hope to see in
Goderich very shortly Mr. Glover intends
to make another big extension. How
ever, he had enough confidence in Gode-
rich to start his -present addition before
anyone knew the big new plant was likely
to locate here. If more people had had
this contr.!, nix in they own town G-dde rich
would doubure' have gone ahead much
faster than it has in the past.
The Signal congratulates Mr. Glover
upon his With and enterprise and wishes
him the continued success which his in-
dustry and capable management deserve.
i
1Sdwanix homemade (antis has a
replant loll all IM ow 11. 'There's a
reason. Try it awl see.
A Nutritive Tonic for Tired Nerves. -
The past few years have called for stren-
uous activity; as a result the nervous sys-
tems of many persons have been taxed to
the limit. With the relaxation will come
many complete breaks unless proper pre
(aution3 are taken. I)r. Brown's Syrupy(
Hypophotiphites will overcome run-down,
nerve -racked condition,. It will nourish
the nerve centres, enrich the blood and
tone up .the digestive organs. If you
take it now you will regain your nerve
force. One dollar a bottle. sold by E. K.
Wigle, Druggist, Goderich.
It's an ill wind that escapes and leaves
a flabby tire.
Fine Comedy Tourhea In "The ('enemon
('altise."
comely tonrhes are a pleasing relief
fit 1 last to the sterner seeneM In
"'I'110 Common Cause,- J. Stuart Black -
ton's latest screen Untsferple e. which
Will Ile sl•c•u h1 the Mtsl,1 Theatre nil
Wednesday x1941 Thurslkly Iwxt.
These lighter roles are taken by Lieut.
inn relies. l:rossnlltIt. Philip M'am 14311,
111 Ile. Marvel. and Charles QM Violet,
children of Commodore 1tla.ktoll.
Croes with has long ieen. a
prominent ' figure on the musical
e
ly stage fu England and 111 till
country. having t•r.stel leading rules
111 "Florin 1:0110." ":LINNIt Home- and
"Lome of Alike.- 110 Makes him film
debut cis Prorate Tommy Atkins in
-The 1'tinlmon rause.- which tic re-
leased through Vitagraph.
Ihw"really -big." fuugt•w1•mr centers
alw.ut a mute of poker it1 a French
village. where Milo shells are Galling
perilously near. The stakes are it
bunch of t:,ruunl !whorls and the
players u Ynik private. Private At-
kium, •uud the folio, ,al•h - of w1141911
hurl his part in capturing the helmets.
Miss Nbireel. in her capacity am 1ar-
lusld. furnlsh•a till. 11riukm and the
Fr't1•hnuul 11190113' n-lus a11' the 11,1-
1119(0- - not because of his knowledge
of the gent Ana -ries u game. but 1..'-
1•x1101' "polis.' riles prevail, it being a
French I.•usfou. owl Mfr. felon not
only mrk/r1 the rules •b
ml of hstrrpn'tw
then) in French. which neither tow
Yank nor the Britisher understands.
No game of poker approaching tills
one ever was w•1rmel.
Sale of home cooking on Saturday,
May 31st. 1919, at James Thomson's
moils stag humane. at 3 p. 541., under the
auspices of the Y. W. B. C. of Knox
church.
Til. 111111111d 11111 to ( DIA w•a for im-
provements 90 114wl,rfrll harbor wenn
IIII right- just the saute as ltln,k-
st •'s pair fee cunni.
Nobody wants to wear his winter
clothes in the summer. Hate Pridham
the tailor make you a suit that you will
be comfortable in, and at a medium
price.
GUNDRY'S Sat E REGISTER.
FRIDAY. May 31)....Sal, of made Durham COW/
and young cattle. by Mr. J. A. Nicholson, at
Lannan's hurl, Goderich. at . o'clock sharp.
SAn'aDAY. June 11 -Sale of household furnit-
ure. by W. E. Bc•n9^ugh. at his residence. Palm-
erston street at 2o'cl.ck p. m.
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LOCKIIART .--Ai Auburn. on Wednesday. May
Pi, Matthew Lockhart. iD his With year.
JOIINSTON ---In Colborne township. on Sat-
urday. May 21, Clara Edith Cooke. wife of
Ja• . H Johnston, in het _nth year
EDWARD In (.oderirh,on T esday, May 27,
Emma Blake. widow n9 the late William
Edward. m her .4th year.
NEW ADVERTI*EMENTS-May 29.
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Sale of Home Cooking --K nor Church Y. W . B.C. 1
Representative Wanted Boa 44, The Signal.. 1
Annual Report -The sterling Bank.. . '1
1 Mdhnery- Moe MacVicar ....... . 1
Tenders for Weigh Scales- I. Hetherington1
Rags, etc.. Wanted Brown Bros ... ....',9
Girl Wanted.--Ap ly Mrs. McKim 1
Employment Wanted. --Thos. W. Fry. 1
Auction Sale --.W. E Bengough 1
Au.hon Sale.- Kay DOA .... .... ...
Auction sale- -J. A. Nicholson... 1
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BANK OFMONTREAL
Es'TA/LISRED OVER ars YEARS
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.
A.W. Strickland, Manager, Goderich Branch.
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