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neither targe shipment jinn
,- eeired. which alums.* completes
our stark for this opting. WIV
*rot awls sour selection earl(
While il.• there i. oath a large war-
)01)
ac),4J sir patie•rno to choose from
4'aper- sever prettier. wtilc
prices art moot (ensemble.
Stook** Hilus 8.30 to 5.30.
blies Saturelay evening until 1
0 a.
ALL ON SAML F'(IUTESti.
(1'untinutd Trow page L)
caws to those favorably named. To
ghe the Name adrsote to the ottwra
would be placing a preturinu on in-
rtl1.'ieue y ; besides, anme had not the
elms qualitiratloas a.. other.. The
hitch coat of 'Irina had been cited: but
there were Government reports to
sane that from September last to
February, of this year the tt..t of living
had not increased swept in two items
---sugar rind bread.
At this statement there were et-
rlamstiofis or dissent from sortie of the
members. but Mr. Saunders tatlaty
proceeded to state that there was no
reason for an arivan.v-mit was merely
a psychological matter: everybody wa
asking for more money.
Continuing. Mr. :Wonders stated the
he hid earefully examined the Govern-
ment reports and�d found that l.odr
rich pays higher ,.a ries to its teach;
than Noy other tow . of the sanies site
in Ontario.
Tits ;statement ago was disputed
1q' M.me et 1he weudwr., Mr. l'ralgle
asking. what about I:eorgetuwn' Mr.
Sunders. however. was undixturlwd in
hi. reliance 11(4011 the 1iO4r[HOW111t re-
purtx.
••l1'c are herr;' 1e went ou tl. 44447,' 644
trustee- of tla• fluids of this town, alai
we wish to adIIIiutatrr them f44lrly 441111
111.111•xtly.' T(c• te•a1'Ier*, hr iVulb'lwl.VI.
erre fur•grttinC thrix inti(" nIW thin --
Mg more of their salaries. The board
might agree to give the additional ten
per trot. now. bot at the end of
the
term should "threw the whole. thlug
oleo" and entente. good teachers only.
$..we dis n,wlop ensued 1 t1 as to the
r•s(.e•tivr ripl,ts of the prtntlPlll sad
of the inspector respecting the rhlssltl-
catlun of pupils. Air. Willlows spited
that the prineilr.l had 11w authority
s In this matter. and iu case of any dis-
pute hteem the prlic'ipiil incl the bi-
t ve for the board had the power to
decide. Mr. Sauudrr. said his Inform-
44tiuu was contrary to slat of lir.
leachers
• TIM *IO*A><i . - OODIRIOS. ONT.
AUCTION M1.:11e
tntI,ARING AUCTION SALE OF
f Fat S7�h(, IMPLEMENTS. OLDHOUSB-
FURNITUR1t. HAY. GRAIN. ROOTS.
Follows --slat the inspector had this
power of elissItitaetlon. Mr. Saunders
stated also that he *1114 Informed h,-
1nspwe'tor Field that 1hspect.ur Tom
was quite right lar dividing each room
iu two classes; this lad leen prove!
to be the most efficient method of
tlachhog.
Atwitter of \Ir. Saunders' statements
1 was than rhe n•arhers �,t E*.1 Huron
hail dts(iuel to juin wif11 the tete'Iwrs
of W.s.t Huron in agltatiog,_e_t_lise
a present time for higher salaries.
Mr. Crnigie read n sentence from
Inspector Tom's Inst report : "Teachers
are all doing faithful work and are
doing their test under present condi-
tioas."
Niru the chairman put the motion
FATS FOR
It's all too
many children Tit
dislike for animal
yet the same children1
readily take and relish
that
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The ,chisels will be closed from today
until Monday. April 12th. for the Easter
boldaya.
The Groceteria
- Cser. North St. and Square
Fresh Dairy Butter
Green Onions
Parsnips
Potatoes
Beets and Carrots
Groceries of all kinds, and
all the best and fresh-
est that can be
bought.
Nears London Bread
New -laid Eggs
Bacon
Cheese.
CAM" .AND 'C AHaT
1-11. McFadyep
EMULSION
Hipps choice is instinctive and
is�1Piinked up with the fact
that Scott's is assimilated
when other forms of fat are a
disturbing element. Give
your boy and girl
plenty of energizing
and warmth -imparting
Scott's Emulsion.
It will build them ■p I
pia a mews; Toronto. Out. 2643
MR. W. J KOBERTON
will aril by public auction. at lot 43. Hare 1ioe.
Hallett tow ode south of Auburn'. on
TUESDIVi. APRIL so
commencu.j at I o'clock sharp:
Noaw.-Span o1 bay mates rising 6 years.
brown horse. ming 5 years
Carica. -Cow. rising 5 Years. due May *th;
cow, nsatg�gg years in full do...cow. using 1 years.
chair Aprel leah• cow. ring e /ears du{Aprd 615.
heifer. rising 3 years. due Apn(15: hhee+tier. rising 3
years. due Aped l It h; 3 Yearling heifers; 2 yearling
steers. 1 steer. 1 month old; l heifer calf 3 months
ukt
L%lrrt.aaMCwrs -Binder (6 -ft. curl. mower (..ft•
cut.. seed dolt (10 -hue.. cultivator .113 teeth'. tuft.
rake (.reel wheel 1. all Massy .Harris make. single
riding plow, two -furrow riding lib. both Porro.
n.ake; Clinton farming mill *nth bagger. McCor-
v.e nuke new fleury turnip sower. 1 feel rope
car nuke,
r and sgs. Chatham wagon. new C limas truck
(2t---.n.tve..tasgood bobsleigW.nearly slew maan-
ure spreader (McCormick No.•t.. dear harrow. rol-
ler. hay rack• Nock rack. wood rack. gravel bon.
wtupletreee. neckyoke.. corn planter. scoopahovt 1.
hoes and forks ".1)-11.ladder. good ret of double
harnew. hay,oats and
Gnaw. En -
A quantity of goodheat and
barky; several bags of chopped oats.
barley: a number of grain bags. sugar kettle. a
quantity of manjolds.
Hot
,agN[x o terriers. ETC. -Summer kitchen
sloe Igooa baker. boz stove and a number 04 6-
inch pees.,cupboard. 4 kitchen chaos. 2 rocking
charts child( bedstead. cradle and high ch*it,2
tables. 2 b -i,1 ' cream cans. 30 -gallon barrel
with quantity of good coder vinegar. arae Pota-
toes: lampand lanterns dishes and cutlery.
Everything on the os
place to be disposed of. as
the farm is sold.
T•.u..-Hay. grain. mangolds. potatoes. sad
all sums of (le and under. cash: over that
amount. 7 mooths' credit sou be given on furnish-
ing approved joint rater. A satra•ghl discount
of 1 per centa ibrrea for cash on credit amounts.
WM J.ROBI-RTON. T.GUNDRYr
Proprietor. A.sclior.[er.
-to ere the ten per refit increase to ACT'TtION SALE
Write teachers --it wan carried wit4- FARM. FARM
Aisseut i ng votte
Other Ilaalseega.
John Iforris'u was appointed
sellae attendance tinker for Victoria
school ud Mr. John- Putt for ('entnal
se•bort.
'I`ve rotary was inxtruetesT to pre-
pare a st tement showing the number
of days a It teacher has been aw44v.
from ue.rk tn.-t• the iegintiing of the
school year.
1 'rllt cal sett
94 IN.ys and
calr average tette
67 girls --an ace
lictorla )41101
1 1) girls on the
otteolan a of 1:
or 74 tier tent.
it
reported for February
gir1...n the soli arid
lance of 74 boys and
gr of 77 per tent.
r ort.d 174 boys and
ri 1 and an average
1N i4 and 136 girls,
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING.
Twice during the last week the prier of l-ietory Bonds las
been adranrssl. the tl>r14 hustle alone remaining unaffected and still
.available art !e.7 and hntrrest
A special opportunity is presented to those not seriously
affected by iuiorue tax and owning 1!11:4 and 19:7 bonds. These
people can .ell their 1933 bondss, and receive $100.50 or sell the
1937 and receive $102 and a4t•rued interest. They can then purchase
19%4 bond at 97, rceiviug as well us a bond for the same amount
At the same rale of interest a enrol* for V .00 in the case of 1191$
end a drip'*' for 8:4).00 iu the rear of 1937 for each $100O bond esu
e- • hanged'
'T. R. HARRISON
Brandy...Insurance in all its Brandy... ::16 West d+f
r VALUABLE
ABLE
MOCK AND
1 have been instruct , to sell by
public auction at lot 16. i ,n. 3. town-
ship of West ll'awrin..h, n
\VI'14NS:Si)AY. AI•I{11, 7 1, 172t1.
commencing at 1 o'clock: sharp :
2(111 netts of land. being tot 2(1. eon.
West ll'awanosh.
1101[81:F(-1 horse. It year' old.
he..cy-draft : 1 mane. hearyAlm ft ; 1
hors. 12 years old. general purpose;
1 ware, heavy -draft ; 1 horse. 12 years
old. general purpose: 1 mare. 11 years
old. grtieral ptrp.se; 1 horse. Is years
old. 1e.%7 driver: 1 horse. 3 rears old.
by 1.'rrie'r horse draft ; 1 hors. 3
years old. general purpose.
COWS -1 cow, N years old. to freshen
oar May 4th; 4 steers. rising 2 years.
I brood 'now. due April 27th; 411
pullets and 211 hens. 1 year old.
IMPLEMENTS -1 Veering binder.
7 -ft. eut, nearly new : 1 hay rake. to -ft..
Massey -Harris: 1 wagon and box with
spring seat. 1 art faro[ trucks, 1 top
buggy, 1 open buggy, 1 cotter, .pule
tox, nearly tww; 2 Massey -Harris cul-
tivators, 1 Siasiey-Harris mower. 5 -ft.
rut. nearly new: 1 manure spreader,
Closer ',eat : 2 art.. wagon $.pritlgl. 2
Fleury plows. No. 21; 2 sets iron har-
rows. 1 disc harrow. 2 snifflers. 1 tur-
ip sower. 1 need drill. No:on; 1 lay
c r, fork, slings and chain: 1 tnruip
(oa r. 1 pair bobsleighs, 1 Fleury cut•
tin biz, 2 oats whimrtrees, 2 neck-
yok1 tram :rale. weight 700 ibs. :
1 clot nearly new : 1 emery grimier,
1 Ihr I vat 'aspirator. in gout( nnlrr:
1 new .eeltarrow, 2 fanning mills,
Clinton he; 1 buggy pole, whiffle -
trees' and yoke; 1 hay rakes. 1
wood rack, torn rack. 1 act heavy
harness. new , 1 set double harness, In
gird repair: sets single• harness,
jork. Mytbe*, twills and "all other
articles too Brae us to mention. -
'fF:It)IS eiF Sidl.:.-e In (h« firm it)
per event. of por•ha. 'y at time of
sale and the balance n 114 clays. I.In
farm xtoi•k ane( imide+• atm, all aumi
of filo and finder. c44 .. over that
anemia. 1: months credit ill be given
on furnishing approval joy t notes. or
a discount of 6 per tent. per nnum fere
(rash on (•edit amounts.
The farm will be. subject 1 a re-
iw'r etT hid. All the household rni-
tnre will be. sold.
A, FEAGAN,
.1. 11.,J()HN ST()N, T. (:t'N DRT.
Eaeentom
THE COL.BORNE STORE
Just Eight More Shopping Days Until Easter
Easter is always bright with the new Spring sty`1es in Suits,
Coats and Dresses.
Our Ready -to -Wear Department is bright with just the Gar-
ments that will please.
Why not have your new togs for Easter?
SUITS
16
Real live styles made In serge. trico
tine. gah.lydinr. in navy. rood and
hind(. itraiel is shown on many
suits. also rqusutity of 14ltton trim-
ming. 'A ontrow belt hs shown on
nearly every sityle. Pretty vests in
eomblations of colors are greatly
used.
Come to this department and see the
very newest in rest stylish suits.
SPRING COATS
Everyone Is greatly sorption/ at the
w'uuderful styles w4 are showing and
-- at Mk 11 moderate prices. �•
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AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF GODERICH AND VICINITY
Ladies and Gentlemen:-
- - ,
Did you ever stop ta- consider the
why and the wherefore of the upward trend of prices? .Cost
of materials for manufacturing, higher wages for workers,
with shorter working hours, consequently les! presuction,
demand greatly in excess of supply --these are the main
factors744biriating-ttt> -assent- high ,anal of living.
Also, hat
•eroh tt having a long-standing busin tion with
wholesale houses often has opportunities' to get in Yon the
inside" and buy stocks right?
Auctions
/aI.T.ARING AUCTION SALE OF
WARM STOCK AND 1JIPI BENT$.
%VILi.IAM COOK
will s•11 by public auction at lot S.
Lithe Road East. one and a -half miles
north of Dunlop. Colborne township. on
Tl11'RiDAY. APRIL Stir.
at 1 o'e•loek p. m., the following :
1iftltKt':t4-1 - heavy --draft -7.11012,,,-1---
years
) .-T.._-:years 01d: 1 general pirp Se horsey' 4
a n14-- dtivAla roils -2 ear! old
frenh (*1.1,'84 year` old:
text' row, ti years old; ;.-sant, dale to-
frshen May 1st : 1 steer. 2 years old:
3 dieners. 1 year* old; 3 otlerw. 1 year
old; 1 heifer, 1 year old; 3 young
kalLiis, . -
2 young plain, WNW 100 lbs.: 14 good
ywutrg Abeep.-2-;acne ami grinder; 20_
R0('k 901108.
13I1'i.E31F:NTS-1 Frost & Wont!
binder; 1 leering mower. new last
year : 1 Sic: orml•k hay hinder; 1 'steel
lute rake. 1 Mni!e7-Harris Neel (11411.
1 small farm wagon with pole and
shafts. 1 Met bobsleighs, gid as new:
1 wagon lox. 1 hay rack, new : 1 gravel
hoc. 1 Frost « Wood plow. 1 Verity
ton-Purr,,w- ptr.w, 1 set Iron harrow*,
1 sumer, i hay fork. rope and pulleys.
1 set 1(110-11). orates. l fenning mill. 1
)1rl,aaghlin cutter, nearly new ; 1 top
buggy. 1 light wagon, 1 hussy poke. 1
set beau.-nlnunted team harness. 1 Met
double driving harness, 1 act Angle
harness. 1 11611. ladder, 1 24 -ft. pander
Iwilr. 1 good cram 'separator. 1 Daisy
churn. No. 3; 1 road heater. 2 hnnging
lamps. 1 cream ran, 12 milk Fina.
chains. *hovel*. fork*, anil other
articles too numerotu to mention.
Everything moat be dfap.sd of. es
the farm I* mold.
TF:RMS.-All anima of 110 and under.
moth; over that amount. *even months'
credit will he given on furnl.hing ap-
proved joint note*. A dioeonnt of 4
tier cent. •lloond off for rash on Credit
amounts.
'WILLIAM ('Oe11C. THOS. (1t N1UT.
Proprietor. Anetloneer.
Also at the same time sad place the
following aback ielowing to Jars'*
\I'Wht,,, ey :
2 steers, rising s years old: 1 heifer.
rising 3 year, OM (ate being fed for
gran,) : 1 Nt.er, rising 2 years old: S
raises, rising 1 year old. WIl1 1* veld
on term* of ogle.
JAMF:14 NIeWH1!f1fZT, Proprienr.
This, then -1t-our Imes o you ---
at this season, when most folks -are considering-buyinght
"something new" for Easter and the subsequent warm, bright
weather, that we have been able to buy the majority of our
stocks before the big advances of the past few months, and
are thus in a position to offer you good up-to-date foot-
wear at reasonable prices, many of our lines being priced
at less than we ourselves could buy them to -day, thus
effecting a saving to you of from 35 to 50 per cent.
Our new stocks include all the
newest shapes and styles, the very popular high -cut lace
Kid Shoe, Kid and Patent Oxfords and Pumps for ladies, the
brown and black Balmoral, also some nifty Oxfords, with the
smart recede toe, for men, with the children and growing
boys and misses well provided for, and we feel confident
that a look at our goods, marked in plain figures, will con-
vince you that, cons/ldering the almost prohibitive prices
you have to pay for every commodity you buy, you can •till
purchase your footwear at a very reasonable figure.
Hadn't you better give us a call,
and let us show you the goods .we were fortunate enough to
buy right?
Yours very truly,
SHARMAN'S SHOE STORE
per W. Reg. Shaman
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DRESSES
They come In every valor aid - In ■
large variety of Styles. IN VW()
URF:SSF:S A1.'KF:'. Nati' 'blue Is
greatly shown in taffeta. duchess
and serge and as Mfr department is
two. Ton are sure to find the lat
at71e. shown.
Many Mack Uresses in dlu'hexs and
taffeta with combinations of (geor-
gette. Large cuffs and pretty 1rst:.
NECKWEAR
Ilainty Collars in erer7 wanted shape in geor-
gette
eo -gette crepe. lawn or organdy. Tile trimmings;
.are of hoe in the finest qualities.
They range iu prior from 73e to SIM each.
.a S
Sissy, 311444,11t Mut r alit r ne
-tont rte iR s yard.
A pretty grey T'eu at Sir for a 1e•npfh ~met
for a veil.
Sport Veils in many designs. also in plain veils.
put up in envelopes, in grey, black. purple arid
blue. This )ell hos an elastic ridge. at tae each.
Hair -nets made from teal hair lu light. medium,
and dark brown. ler math or three for 25e.
This is a simile' price.
ti.
HOSIERY
The short ('oat la greatly shown anti
la • favorite. They tome in sand
and grey shades w•1th narrow leather
belts and button trimming. Every
toiler Is adjustable to three positions.
Nary blue serge ('oats in many new
styles. Al... black ('oats in large
sixes In gaunt quality serge.
Long ('oats in Nand. frt." and polio
blue velour. -\ tinge that will gine
you a wide -choice.
re
Northwiy Costa on salt at 21111 store
only.
We have everything that one could want In
Hordery. Black. white. grey, brown 1s many
qualities from ttlr M 34.38 a yak.
Hare you, Peen the new lace Stocklnpa ' They
are the latest. They r'e.me In rombinattonv of
04(trrs at $$.N a pair and 1231 a pale.
lade Stockings h1 black. brown, grey and white,
ilio a-pllir.
S
pderfltl assortment In rliol.a` from. 36 to
42 h0. w 1.1.- In ,-llmbrh'-, b.ilg•'b.tlIN. walla pole not
and maiusooisa. Tlwy range• 0, pile from 33e
tor.
Sleethng'.'2 yards whir. In loony qualities. from
sae t. 1131.
Pillow Cottons. In 40 In.. 42 In.. 44 In. wide, from
73ekr11311ayard.
Grey Cottons. 34 In. wide. in many qualities
BLOUSES
Have you heard about the won-
derful assortment of Mouse* we
hose in stock :' The range com-
prisis. silks. crepe tie ehinert amid
georgette*, Iwsiclex a large false,
of voiles.
We have a differing style 24f _
everyenF.-- Alf the rust and new'
.,.t towhee, are xlown. 144`.sure.
to wee the sew smoekge
s in or-
gette wlth-44hort sleeve's nn
ir
pretty embroidery trimming. A
tln•tty rest ix added to make a
dainty fini4411.
(LOVES nal/ _
With your new suit or Mat It la
tlwwwwry that you have (:dorsa
to notchrink is the glove that
Is in greatest favor for this
leMson.
ll -r have n wonderful stock of
silk Glove, in white. grey, light
and dark sand shades, black.
pongee and champagne.
Niagara Maid silk (cloves In all
bases at $1.111, $.M mad 12.23 a
Gloves Mme In self or
eon sting points.
COBORNE CO.
H. O
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
GET WEDDING STATIONERY AT THE SIGNAL.
siewasearkrtir
iter Rates
for the ensuing quarter
are due April I st.
SAVE THE DISCOUNT
by making prompt pay-
ment. Fifteen per cent.
will be allowed off up
to and including Satur-
day, April 3rd, on all
water rates paid in ad-
\vajice.
Water and Light
Comm>On
J. B. KELLY, Collector,
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SEE OUR
SPECIAL DISPLAY
-- OF -
EASTER HATS
lir
Housed;» Articles
All the latest styles
and effects in Mil-
linery for spring
and summer.
Miss M. R. MacVicar
rhiptas St. - G1ie!kir
Whitewash Brushes
Scrubs
Hesest*
Snap chips
Nampa
Geld iuust
Old D,Iteh
Ammonia'
Lye'
O'C.dar
lAgeld % ewenr
And numerous other articles
for h,waevltsatl*g.
CALi. ANi) BEE
W.A. HOEY
TML ()ROCCA
Dean's Old Stated Ploiie 110