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25 CENTS1
aaLYENTY-PJRS1 YEAR -No 3777
THE STERL1NiBANKr
OF CANAD
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"ASK OUR MANAGER''':.,
Whenever you need financial advice,
y.,
the manager of the nearest Sterling Bank.
Farmers will not only find him capable but
ever willing to give valuable information.
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terior plons and alterations. Repair old cracked
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THE GODERICH PLANING MILLS, Ltd.
I'in sir 4- P. O. Box-I4
XXXC
Ic. M.1 I�
QUALIFIED SURVEYOR
and DRAFTSMAN
Residence Phone 44
I
Amos.
Y. H. PEARDON
ARCHITECT
Phone
31)1
C.P.R. Block,
West Street
CRAIGIE'S
ASSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE
See my list of properties
for sale
FOR SALE OR RENT.
COUNTY OF HURON
SLE OF LANDS FOR TAXES
Notice is hereby given that the list of lands for
sale for arrears of tames has been prepared. that
copies n,ay be had at this office. that the list is
bet., publoshnd in The Ontario Gazette beginning
with rieptemher
In default o)a yment nt the eases and coos
the land won be sold by public suction, at the
Court Hour m the Town of Godench. on the 1001
day of December nett. et o'clock p. m.
W. LANE,
Treasurer
:aunty Tres. Afire.
Goderich. Oct 1.1911'
U'OR SALE. -$3.000 -MODERN RED
C brick house en East street. with all modern
tormenw•aces Rood furnace Apply to MRS W A.
RHYNAS, Montreal street (phone -o>. >w to
T(D)
RENT. -AN EIGHT -ROOMED
1 HOUSE on Stanley street Apply to MRS.
A D McLEAN.
Houses and Lots for Sale.
P. J. -RYAN.
Insurance and Real Estate office on
Hamilton St., next M. G. Cameron's
Law (Mice. 78-tf
i
5012 -SALE. -A RED BRiCK HOUSE.
troth all modern aonvearnces. Apply to
JOSEPH C. GRIFFIN. Gaoler. 71-11
To Rent
The St. Lawrence property
next the Public Library on
\ Montreal street. This house
is in first-class condition,
with all modern conven-
iences. Possession immed-
iately.
J. W. CRAIGIE
Us, Fin, Accident and Automobile
Insurance
FOR SALE.
POR SALE. -TWO REGISTERED
i' ehorthiwn bull calves; Oxford ram and ewe
Iambs. Yorkshire sow( bred and breeding age;
younger stock. both sexes. Priced for quick sale.
JOHN FAHRISH. Lucknow R 7 rpbode Dun-
gannon a.r13i
Unlimited Quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
at 13 per single cord, delivered,
THE GODERiCH MANI'F.ACTURING
CO.. LIMITED.
(Foot' of Angleea St.) Phone 61.
L'OR SALE. -ONE NEW BUGGY,
u ton general pur terse mares (one beer=7 and
a bunch of small pies JOSEPH MURRAY.A
p
Kiaton street. '
MUSIC.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY,
AUCTION SALES. AUCTION BALMS.
(`ILEARING AUCTION SALE OF A UCTION SALE OR HOUSEHOLD
%..) FARM STOCK ANI) IMPLEMENTS. 13. FURNITURE.
U 2 THOMAS McCABE
will sell by public auction, at tote part S2 and Z.
concession it. West Wawanosh. uo
MONDAY, OCTOBER rah,
commeoc,nr at 1 o'clock sharp.
Hist y -Da 4ta.HT HOOKS, -Oise Frey horse, 4
years old; I bay horse, s years old. OM Ib•. . 1
sorra) mare, s years old, 1 filly, rising 3 years.
C O e cow. yeses old, to freshen De -
umber 11., 2 tows. S years anti. freshen n Nu.
vember; 1 larrow cow 4 yearsold. a tao-yrardd
steers, 1,W0 Ilk, Drover;,, yearling steers. 4year-
ling heifers, 1 some, tall, 1 spring can, 1 .411, 3
months old
Smear -Twenty-three Otlurd-down ewes. P. of
these yearlings. 1 Oxford -down ram. 1 Oawrd-
down ram Iambs
PRA. -One sow.
IM►LassaNT+ -One 191. Ford car, just run since
August. isle. 1 top buggy, 1 turnip pulpae. I set
heavy team harness. 1 set single harness. :collars.
1 set bobsleighs. 1 tannic 1 mal, a quantity of 11
and ls•ft. femlock plant also 1 -inch lumber. 1
win, le lett high, 1 7 -ft cut Masser -Harris bonder.
thud seas in, in good repair; 1 kft cut Deering
mown. 1 10 -It. McCormick hayrake,`ood as nes.
1 Massey -Harris la Mar seed drill, I Bain wagon
cumb,nauon hay.gram and stock rack, 1 Blsn;
4 -section disc harrow. T sets single harrows. 1 Cie.
cultivator. 1 Fleury walking plows, 1 steel rullecw
new scuttle.. 1 rt slings. forks. shovel., chat. 1
aeckyoke wh•Metrees, and other articles.
Hol c%IA.0Ary._Abcnn su tons pi bay, 1.9ui
bushel-. oats 200.bushels barley.
Tama. All suing of 910 and un et• cash• over
that amount, 12 Months' credit will be given on
any account eueptog tor hay and grain. which
will be for m■ months A d.aoun at rate of '.
,per centallowedllur cash on credit amounts.
.Everything must be dops,sedoi. No reserve.
TAOS. McCABE, THOS. GUNDRY.
Propos/toe. Auctioneer.
FLLA 1. ROBI•:RTSON, GRADUATE
of L C. M . Organist of Baptist Church.
rcher of piano, primary singing and theory.
Paces prepared for examinations
For terms apply at John Robertson's,_ Park
street. Goderich 9qr to ►:LLA 1. ROBERTSON.
R H 1,, Goderich(Oot.
Wm. L. Douglas
Dry the first Anaarlean to aohsaren h1s ambttiom of
beaoolealma a millionaire at making DROSS. He knew
shone from the age of 7 when he was "bound ons"
HL apprentleeehlp over be wont to work for 36
Dante a day.
Strenuous application to his 11fte'e purpose, 000pled
with an inborn acre of thrift and economy brought
euoceM to Douglas.
We extend to young man a tiordlal invitation to
establish banking relations with us. sass
UNION BANK 9153,0OF CANADA
RE3oURCts. 00 000
Goderich Branch F. Woolcomb, Manager
AI CTtiN +Ilse OF F11111 IOC ANL,
IMPLEMENTS.
JAMY-st H. JUHNsrtN
will sell by puabr auction at lot 4, L.
Range, e.olb,rne, •st Point Favor, on
TI CsiD.A Y. Of.T. 1th
commenting at 1 p• m. the follow•mg :
1 nail horse Neewea 7 y.an old, 1 heavy
.traurht.mare, 9 years old, supposed W be
ri foal; 1 reneral purpose mar.. 11 years
1 general purls,s. horse, 4 years oW;
1 Idly, r.slhg 9 years old.
GHIe•
1 row, 6 years old, du. lar,. I: 1 ens.
e year, out, due April 1; 1 heifer, 2 years
okL supposed to be in t•sl!; 3 jotters, 1
year add: 1 heifer, 4 years old,-, 9 steers,
1 year old, I spring carves.
Sheep
23 good young ewt4, 1 OtfOcd ram 2
years .•Id.
Impleweals
1 wagon, 1 buggy, 1 cutter nearly Oen,
1 set bobsleighs nearly new, 1 Ma.sey-
11arn4 cultivator good as new. t set disc,
1
scorner. 1 Fleury %anima plow Na 21,
1 Wilkinson dal plow, t set four-sceuom
row• v Art
hal 1 'rowel lila, 1! I w A
scale.. 1 basket rack. t flat rack for
.1.1(5., 1 fanning mill, •' set u n.metre..,
1 three horse eve0er, t /Mod robe. 1 wheel
barrow, 3 food borne blankets, s -et seas)
Vann horn..., 1 set /ioldae single harI,540.
raid 1. new, ! hens, I well-bred BW1t
Muu,rra C:o.-k.rNs, 9 geese, 1 pair ducks,
a quantity of barley, a quantity of outs,
I bed room .sine. 1 waning machine. 1
churn. 1 M.•.:lary heater, and other nous.•
hold furniture.
TERMS. -414 sums ..f 910 and 'under,
rash.. over that amount 12 months' credit
on furnlst..ne approved Jena note.. A
discount of per rout, allowed for rash
on ered,l anounta.
a's.ryttnng aunt he diys,•ed of a, farm
14 .0lp,
JAS. H. JOHN -'rON, T. fit \1 ((I.
1•rupr.i.Wr. lug t,ar,eer.
MRS. ELDER
wall
.ell 1 y publu auction. at her residence. 1.t.
Uavo's *I. eel. on
TLEsUAY.1 CTOBER 141h.
c,.mmenc,a at Lao o'c luck
One organ, 1 alae cupMvd, wooden bed-
with sonata and mattresses. 1 white iron bed
wrth•spnngs and mattress. stair ca pet and pads.
1 dresser with mime, washstands and toilet sets,
centre table. 1 coal al Nati r, sec 1•Ib. scales.
sealer,, touch. hnokun., carpets. hall-doz. chair.,
hall rack. hall hanging lamp breedpan with fid,
man's l ur cwt.
Term. cash.
MRs. ELDER, T. GUNDRY,
Proprietress. .Auctioneer.
F EXECUTORS' SALE OF FARM.
ACTtO0 4.0157 OF FORM STOCK, DI-
CK AND ROI51ROLD Ft R•
rIlTt RE.
MR. ANDREW KIRK
*111 .ell by public auction, at lot 13, con-
c.•saal .I, We -t Wawannsh, three. guar_
t r mile south el Dangannonl.ea
( 1IDAY. OCIOPKR tela
w nme.enee•wt 1 5.lee•a•-Isarp
Norwa-One mare, 5 years old, with
foal by ileo. Ferguson's horse; 1 mare, 4
years old; 1 mu. 3 year+ old 'by king's
Lynn): 1 gelding. 3 years old by King's
Lynn): 1 general purpose mare. 7 years
old; 1 driving Mena, 2 gelding y'earlulg
colts.
G.11le.-One thoroughbred Aberdeen .Air
gut row, No. 13:19, due November 1:
1 tboroutrtlbred anal Aberdeen Angus
yearling. No. 17:.33; 1 thoroughbred nuq
Alyderdeefl Angus 7 month., No. 11103. 1
.Aberdeen Angus row. w,tb male calf; 1
.Aberdeen Amen, nos, with calf at root;
1 Aberdeen Angus cow, due January 1st;
1 drat -year-old Aberdeen Angus row. Mo-
at
. -m Dereneber. 1 three_year.old Aberdeen
angIIsst1, row, due April 11; 1 Jersey cow,
supp..se.d to be 111 rale. The f011owir,g
are all Aberdeen Angus bred: One cow,
3 years old. due In January,. 1 row. 3
3 ears old. due In January; t rnw, coming
3. due January 11th: 2 heifers, one due.
November II: 2 steers; I heifers, supposed
tryst). in calf; 7 calve..
Pigs. -One nerk.h,re bog, f purebred
Chesterwhlte sow, due to farrow.
One 0.111e dog, .one year old; a quan-
tity of hens and cblrkell..
Iapleaeste.-One Massey -Harris hinder.
alai steel trucks, In SV' 41,01 condition;
avtra tongue for Ramsey Barrie binder: 1
new 6 -ft. cut Memory -Harris glower. 1 Mr -
Cormick mower, good as new, 1 Massey
-
Harris rultovator, 1 home rake, 1 new 14
4144 Massey -Hares drill. t No. 21 Verity
wanting plea, 1 No. 10 Verity walking
plow, I No. 4 Verity plow, 1 No. 3 fleury
twin:plow, I set Diamond harrows (slield-
ly a.edi, 1 moaner, 1 l4 dlse harrow, 1
steel roller, both Massey•flarrls make; I
.pedal bulli wagon, bunt by Brunson k
Kon. t Kam wagon MN, 1 .et wagon
springs 14,000 Ibs.r, 1 pig rack, t wagon
box, t gravel bra, 1 ctoueb.at. 1 fanning
mill, 1 bat truck, 1 set Sttlyard stales, 1
set special built bobsleighs butt by H.
Phillips, 1 new sleigh tongue. t .et timber
bunk.. 1 grindstone, t emery grinder. 1
cutter on good condition), 1 new MC-
Lanyhlin buggy, 1 pole (complete with
neckyoke;, 1 low wagon, 1 Wa mn rack
with wile., 1 wheelbarrow, I corn marker.
3 corn planters, 1 new scythe, 1 wagon
Jack, a number of gram bars, 1 saddle,
1 dnmpcart and saddle, I air pressure
potato sprayer. 3 robe., I complete set
heavy- harness. With breeching, 1 551 Anu-
5)5 harues• complete, 1 •et new slid.
harness, 1 -et .mile harness In good ron-
dltlon.. 1 cream separator, 1 tossing Min,
1 binding chain. fork.. whlmetrees, neck -
yokes. sM�velo. spade., hoes. etc.
A140 a quantity or split wood, both son
and ha'w.wod, .the wood to rash .
Fnralture.-One washing 'niarhrne and
wringer, 1 serving rack. 1 wood heater, 1
ettemsl"n 145.1,..3 kitrhr,i tables, 3 rock-
ing
o k_Ing chair., 1 ealehnard. d Amin/room
chairs, r, kitchen chairs. I lounges, 3 bed-
room sets, 3 5.d.Vad. w Its mattress and
springs. 1 Perfection coal tin heater, tan
bedroom snits. d1.Ms, rooster and ta-
ble dishes, rte., one glass cupboard, one
kitchen cabinet, a quantity of rag carpet
aid linoleum, 11,rfur 42 in frame, 1 Domin-
ion nrran, one Ual.t' churn.
TERMS. --.Ail snni4 of 910 and under.
rash; over that amount 14 mosdhs' credit
will be riven nn furnishing approved Joint
note•. A discount or 5 per rent. stowed
for rain on credit amounts.
Everything must be .old, 04 proprietor
M. •MA M. farm.
todinEV1' KIRK, .. THOS. OrNMIY.
Proprietor. Anetbneer.
By public auction, oa the premises. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1)11,
at : p m the Executors of the Estate of Samuel
Lauten,layer. deceased. soli otter war sale lit 4.
concesson ., E. D., Township of Colborne, IW
aures.
1lams Or SOLI. -Twenty per cent down on
Ow day sit sale. and tbs balance ,n ninety days.
For lurtber ppaarticulars sec Austen Of apply to
the Vendor' Sol,cikww
Dred .epteatber 151h. 1.19.
PHOUDFOOT, KItyORAN L COOKE.
Gudericb, Oust-. Vendors' Solicitors.
KI4t
WANTED.
WANTED AT ON E.-A/GENERAL
v cook and kitchen .fad. cur the Alexandra
Hospital. Good wanes offered Apply to MISS
Sups Incas/eta . 75-11
WANTED
WOMEN ANI) GIRLS
TO WORK AT
(la
.i
1919
THE `IG'*A1 PHIN1IM. co -1 MUTED. Pi nisei,
PUBLIC NOTICE. I NO TIME FOR REl'KINI\.4TIONlI. ( t OI)EK1('H'1 NEW BANK.
independent Convention.
A convention of the Independents, Un-
ionists and Liberal conscriptionists will be
held in Clinton on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7th.
at 1 o'clock, for the purpose of selecting
officers and if thought adv.sable to nom-
inate a candidate for Centre Huron.
BtLLKTIN.-.OULRIraI BOARD OF
HEALTH.
In slew of the fart that health authori-
ties a ticilat•• a return lu some degree or
last year outbreak of influenza, and a.4
the qtly reruputlun of the 0lseasr 1s es-
sential for its successful treatment and
control. Ilse lora' Bua'd of Health asks
that any nue n41.111g 4ytilpk.1114 ago‘ row d-
ing the disease of last soave. will al
once run -nit thnr mefual aft•0da,1, and
so assist u, ...tarot et any p'-- 5*. 011t -
M mak.
Mel ESN, A. C. HINTER.
.7hatrmaf. 11. 0. N.
WEST WAWANOSH MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO
Farm and town property insured. Fixed roe
n1 314 Cents per 1100. As shown by Government
bulletin. this Company is one or the strongest on
the Province. maintaining an adequate surplus
nver.ed on Victory Bonds and Hank securities.
Adjustment, promptly arid satslactonly at•
tended to. Premiums can be paid to agents or to
local Hanks.
ALEX. NICHOLSON, T. G. ALLEN.
President. Sec , Dungannon. ,
Agents for Colborne and Goderich Townships
CAPT. I. HETHERINGTON. R R. No. 1. Shop•
pardton, and H. L. SALKELD. R. R. No 2.
Godench.
ANTED TO RENT. -BY FAMILY
of two, Isom about (k tuber 1'sh. or one
mo th, a small. well lurmshed housewnh
modern conveniences. Apply at SIGNAL
OFFICE.
BOY WANTED
THE HURON D --
(' ANNING `' To learn the printing trade. One whb
has passed the entrance examination,
EVAPORrATING CO. V-THESIGNAL.
"Advice is cheap," glibly quoted the
youth.
"Huh"' growled his elder. "it's
apparent 'you have never had anything
to do with lawyers or doctors."
OPEN LETTER TO MAYOR WIGLE.
,;..,bels-lt, lhltario,
1 k't.dw•r 1-1. 11119.
I It is exceedingly, unfortunate that they
negotiations Ito tween the town council
and the Steel Corpoi atsm as represented i
by Mr. McCreath have reached a condi-
tion of deadlock. \Ir. tIcCreatti appears
to lay _The responsibility upon Mayor
Wigle, but it The Signal Is any judge of '
public opinion from st venty-five to' ninety
per cent. of the people of the town share
the Mayor's views, or at am• rate are In
serious doubt as to the safety of the
course upon which the municipality 1F
invited to enter. 1t would he better. we I
believe, to delay the submitting of the
bylaw to the people than to risk its de-
feat, and in the meanttme the proper
steps might be taken to remove the un-
favorable impression that has gained such
headway among the citizens. Frankly.,
the trouble is that the land -holding com-
pany comes in between the council and
the steel concern and prevents -the -get
together'' that is desirable. If this diffi-
culty could be removed there )-hound be
no further troi ble, as the town wants the
steel plant and is willing to make any
reas nable concession to secure It. Surely
there is some way of arriving at a fair
agreement. if ail parties show a candid
and reasonable spirit. -EDITOR SIGNAL.
Dear Mr. Mayor :-
'there has mane to my myth" through the press and olherwi..• the
remarks whk*b were mode by yourself and ,rrtain other members of the
council in ,rouneetkin with the propose) annexation of the lurid to for omit
sit the town. Let m• say frankly. sunt pessimistic pill' i, what has tarn the
trouble with this community for wally your,.
The bylaw which you wrr, asked to torr Minn n:,. merely to sync,
your good faith. Oa condition that the ('ompsOly "mild pwnultee--tu,1 that
gun runte*. had to be aereptablr •to the town --that they would spend here
",(1(i0.'01l dining the next elghte•u mouth., the town would agree to annex
the land to the s.Htb of the town and gip.• freedom from taxation tau the
industrial arra. titre!' no fairer offer w•a, eter made to any commnuity.
The. rem �f co -re stood ••1‘ rev reamer is not clear, for *I Oft, the
very In.epttoo of the prwpnatti„n you hale nom et' given 11 the lapfn.rt n stlonhd
have received and in tact your at Wilde has tarn worse than if Smit had been
qn out and out opls,feaft of An *chime. Whim ono iv in the vi, laity of a mule
it is not nete•s.ury to wait until he kkks;.his e;ir- Err sutticirut warning for
most p.,ph•. , •
Let me make a resume of the course that you have taken ,luring th,•
past few months
You o'er,. one of those "ho st,NHl VFM,11",1' for the delegation *111,'11
welt to firearm. yet you very carefully adestepps•.l the trip yours'If and later
acknowledged to ms' that you had no desire to go.
Not ono, hut many times durfug the summer when w.' were -4411-
d,•uTouring h1 dos,' Up the options os. the property. different owners questioned
me an to why you tack the ■ttitudr of knot-khag the whole proposition. No
doubt you will now say that this did nut 1111pls•n, lint A, shtr.•.) above yunr
every action has been one of opposition.
Two days before t•.•rtain dire•tors of the Company arrived here, 1
asked you to meet them and discuss eertaiu phases of the situation. What
was your answer? "I have many' things to do this week aur, do not think 1
can find time to ser them.'' And these men ser.• herr r,•prs•sent iug a Corn -
patty that if located here would make Uol,rirh a city in two years.
1 might have overlooked your attitude in the first few weeks when
these negotiations were in progress, if ynll had taken any %repoo at later date
h. prier the citizens of the town ally leadership in tinning 1mt the .hu111111g Of
the men behind the Company. Mr. N'arr.•,i and myself went to your oltlee
and Rave you u Hat of the directors and the names Of two 111111I1 1011111 men not
made public, and laked you to Inver- ist• their financial and misiur.., standing.
Three week4 went by and you cult imagine my umazethent as. hen. two days
before your council was to consider the bylaw. you told me hi your office that
you had not a single Zine with refrr•n,r to any man in the ( 'nn'pany.
You were really a manager of a huge st.4•k- eompauy of some :1,0114)
shareholders. When a proposition sn.•t1 as t111s stn, placed before sun, It was
your duty to immediately make every effort to ascertain the standing of the
men behind the Company so that yon would be able to give some leadership
to the community. Rather than thmt you took the opposite emirs• anal took
no personal action in investigating any member of the Company and at the
end of three weeks hail absolutely no information as to any one of theta.
Had you iH'en 11144e to your duties you 'would have ;terminally vlsitisi Detroit,
Cleveland and Newark to have it personal conference with the melt mint ionell
and to set a line on their financial stability.
You chose the oth.vr ,.arse and from reports in the prem you a
pan'ntl7 adopted your *141111 method of sneering criticism and a dr-h•c 1r •
to meet facto but to throw In our path every pl4sihle nhshacle.
This e'ommnllty has Men off,'r'4, .without OhlWithin. the biggest
Industry nay Ontario town has titer hod the privilege of maculating with.
When the formal meeting Is held next week and the names of the officers
are made public, you will perhaps be the first to realize the position h1 %V 014.5
you have been plaevd. Your proper conr•e then will he to tender your
r.-ilgnation for the mbserahle failure you IIa1t'e made of a big opportunity.
The very night that Sort were asking. "What Is the financial .tending
of the Company?" representatives of one of the largest comedian Benito were
In Detroit negotiating for the tinders riting of 94,000,000 of the preferred
stock of the company. That Hank had no more Information so to our plans
than had yon ; the very difference in the action of yourself and the manager.,
of that Bank 1. indicative of the size and mental calibre of those con.ernel.
1f for ■fly rea4on this Company *anus In this disirlrt hit not at
Odtlerich, the cause can he fail to the door of u p'.reimistie community,
lacking leadership at the most critical time In its municipal career.
Your; for a °rester 1:nderich,
B. 11. M(•CItEATIL
POLITICAL NOTES.
Thestreet-
Liberal conven ion for Cent e Huron
takes place at Seaforth on Monda5 after
noon next. The meeting in Goderich to
appoint delegates Is called r for Fnday
evening, in the G. W. V. A. roams, North
A meeting of the "Independents. 1'n 1
ionists and Liberal conscriptionists" is
called to meet at Clinton on Tuesday 1
afternoon of nex week.
The Signal i- informed that Reeve
Livingston of Gre . the U. F. O. nominee
for Centre Huron. s In the field and in-
tends to stay.
The Hank of Halnilton Is One of ('are
adli . Leading Financial
Inntilutionw. t
An important addition to the c„mmrr-
cial and financial interests 01 G,xiench
has been made by the opening siI a
branch of the Bank of Hamilton, which
commences business this week Ir. the
former Sovereign Bank quartets. corner
of Colborne street and the Squat e. The
local mann ger is Ali. W. N. McKay. and
the accountant is Mr. Carl Campio'l. 40n
of the late E. Campion. K. C., who is
well known to the people of his naive
town.
The policy of the Bank of Hamilton
has been to develop agricultural business
arid business with the customer of moder-
ate means. The Bank of Hamilton has
seen clearly the desirability sit a-sisung
the (arming community and the smaller
manuta.turers by means cf the funds
produced througgh business with these
communities.- The aggregate of business
he:ng done by the Bank with individuals
having comparatively- small business with
the Bank is far in excel- of the business
dune with wealthy men orcorp,ra:inns of
large interests. last year the Bank of
I Hamilton made 53.153 loans in suns less
than 1500.
The policy which has guided the Bank
of Hamilton through y are of varying
co0diu ns of this peak of prosper ty and
solid achievement will guide itsattain m
• the future. Today the Bank of Hamil.
. ton has nearly thirty -sax mrfl,one of
immediately available assets, and with
total assets of $77.uuoW
,0 1s in a posj-
tion to assist in the lutute development
of our country
I With the knowledge that the Bank of
liamIlton has never been before in such a
strong potation to it is today, It may be
confidently expected thet,'under the
able management of Mr. J. P. Bell and
its present bnajd of directors, the game
per' nes which have contributed w largely
to the B's success int the past w1U
fgiunue anthis progenia in the future.
Our ice cream is
,ustothers sly. Try
yourself. H. T. Edwa
.,t right-ao our
t awl Nee for
a. •
young lady who Iry 11.it.r1 nom4'
urticbs at the l:.slerloh In r is mount
.. • .,r crochet
the Ins' Of II i s 1 '.h
Ing t V
work and solid be tory go efil If it
Were returned 10 Iu•r. 31,.• 11 other on
the entry '•a rd is 52. If the 11.1r Is
•i
left sit Ibr Signal (
itfi.'i• if in 1w•
handed td for owner Kiel there 111 be
it notes pion -cd yonuh lady.
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PUBLIC NOTICE•
TOWN OF GODERICH.
_-
TOM NOTu-.i ?Mat
1. T'feCoun,'1 of the Corporation nJ the Town
of Godench intend, 10 construct as a local rm-
ppr....sent a sewer os. Thomas street hetween
Wilson sine, aad waren sheet and mends to
specially asss a part of the cost upooJAe land
abutters drnctly on the sok.
The estimated cosi ea Inc wnA or 93at7110,
Of winds Slat b is to be paid by the Corpoeauon
The estimated ftpectal rate per hoot Irontsgr ,s
33.45 mdl.. The ,penial asaMemenl ,s to be paid
m twenty annual instalment..
A petition against the work will not dyad
to prevent 11ft cotn+tructeon.
Dated at t ;odersh this 22nd day of September.
Irly.
L L KN&N.
Town Clerk
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York Ophthalmic
and Aural Hol.prtal, aerntant at Monrrbrld.
rye Hosottal anti Gdwen Square Thn'st Hua•
pita` London, En`
53 Waterkso St S., Stratford. Telephone
At Bedford Hotel. Godench, ,rum Wednes-
day. Noventse! 19, 7 p. m.. to Thursday, /00t,
at 1 p. m.
CENTRE HURON.
The Centre Huron Liberal Assoc at n
will hold a convention at Cardno's Hail,
Seaforth, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER i,th. 1919.
at 1 o'clock p. m.. to select a candidate o
contest, the Riding in the approaching
Provincial election.
Women are equally as eligible as men
for delegates and are Cordia ly invited to
attend.
M. MURDiE,
President.
JAMES L. KILLORAN,
Secy.
Let the liver perform Ica futa•ticaa
freely. The livid• is the priw•lpal
.10011siog agepl of the blood. 11 ac-
,rompllsh.•o its work by ••Ilmitatitls al/
effete twitter frons the syatemr .At the
• low• of 111' harm seated* you toe apg.
to be troubled a its sallow roinipleN1014
liea.bches..ealn•11 lu11guc. deprommon of
spirits. d(xxhHss, .oi*stiputiten: eter.
W'igh't. little !.(ver Nilo will says
stimulate the liver to heulthy stet WO
tool bring view vigor to all of 11s• bodily
' vents organs. Twenty -tile a bottle.
Sold by E. R Wlgk, druggist, Goolerich.
Miss Glenn, of lil:•um-1'huriesi, To-
mtito, .'.midi'''. hair fashion story, will
be in *;.sterid, Tuesday, 4k•tola•r 7the
itt Belford hotel. with $ full lits' of
ladies' 31111 gentlemen's hair goods. it
con 114•.• net srtl+tial with the flower -
arms of your lui;r consult Mls.n•
who is 110 authority cm hair g,welw and
individual hair atylel. Frier demon -
ration.
all
lee
Meet me at Mack -Nos.'s," they are
ytng, "where they have the our0
m,"
GU DRY'S SALE REGISTER.
MoNbay, , t d. -';ale of ,arm clock and us.••
ptew its, by r. Thoma• MrCa b, at Ian part
?t and A c' . musts U. West Wawano,h. at I
o'clock sharp.
F•ipse. (tel. 10 - Farm stork and implements
of Andrew Kirk. lit hi concerto, .1. West Wa-
g anosh0south of neannonn. at 1 o'clock
SATVRnA►, On. 11-Ezerutora soleal fhe farm
M the estate , ( the I e Samuel Lautenslaler, at
lit 4. concession S. E. U , township cd Colborne.
al 2 p. m.
I Tua.oAY, Oct 14. - Se of household furniture.
I by Mrs Elder, at her e.,dence, 5t. Uavd',
street. at 1.3.•ei clock.
Tossosy. Oct. 21 --Sale f farm stock, imple-
ments, etc :of C. It. Polon •mhe, lot 4, comers
soot 1. Godench township. at o'clock.
- FRm.y, /let. 17. -Clearing a tion male of farm
sock. implements and house • furniture, etc.
property M Theo N. Willson, at • 2 , Maitland
cancew,on, Huron road, Godene township, at 1
o'clock sharp
TwoRsoi r. (,rt. n. - Sale of house • lei furniture.
I the contents . 1 Mr.. Ales Robin' s boarding
I house. East street. at 1 o'clock 9. m
I..... , BORN.
GREEN. -At Port Albert, on Septembe 24, 10
M1 and Mrs. John /;tern, a son 1 rnuld
Lawson i,
W IGGINS _In Gnderich, cm Tuesday, Sept Inv
ter 3n, In Mr andrtIrs J"hn Worsens. a
NEW ADVERTI7,EMENTS -Oct.
Pap
Reader -Glenn-Charles. Toronto ... t
Convention -Centre Huron 1.IDeral Associationillik
A Treat in -store -G. W. V A
Sale of Lands tow Taxes - W. Lane .. .. . 1
Open Letter to Mayor W,a1e -B. H. McCreath 1
Ind -pendent Convention .... ... 1
Au, non ',air Mn Elder ..
BANK OFMONTREAL
GgTAa1J1n1Js OYER 155 YEARS
The Fanner 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.
toss comet. .sn•.rwr*l
A.W. Strickland,'Nanager, Goderich Branch.
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