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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY,
August 12, 1920
THE SIGNAL PKINTLNG CO., LIMITED, Publishers -
FARMERS
Progreso on the farm as well as in indus-
trial life, is materially assisted by the
use of credit. The Sterling Bank wel-
comes applications for credit based on a
sound proposition to improve your farm
or increase your profits.
U you cannot purchase livestock, seed grain,
vegetable and fruit seed or fruit trees locally,
telephone or call upon our local Manager. He
can be of assistance to you in this and other
respects.
WEIR
IIIE S11RI1NGBANK
OF CANADA
�T PARTICIPATION
CERTIFICATES
Bring your certificates to this Bank
and we will collect for you the initial
payment of 30 CENTS PER BUSHEL
authorized by the Wheat Board. gas
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL - - S15,111000
RE..RVE FUND - - $15.111.000
GODERICH BRANCH, G. Williams, Manager.
WANTED
PLUMS
in any quantities de-
livered at the factory.
The Huron Canning & Evap. Co.
feareseWesseseeasnoweeseweelineWaRketeeelairteekaanielkettieeeteselsonialhateeWhatearieW
SHINGLES --
ONE CAR 5x B. C. RED CEDAR
ONE CAR 3x B. C. RED CEDAR
Both cars arrived this week. Many have already
been spoken for. Place your order at once.
The Goderich Planing Mills, Ltd.
P. 0. Box 18 GODERICH, ONTARIO Phone 47
FOR 8114 OR RENT.
LIILVERBARN FARM FOR SALE..
Eigt.ty.igbt acrea•goodclay land. six and a -hall
miles from Goderich, Ontano,uo good county
road. Two -wort dwelling house, very comlort.
able. web built, good repair, eight rooms. bath
and W. C. pressure water system and but water
heating. Good barn (1.150), metal sides and roof,
concrete stable below. Driving shed. hen house.
frame barn and shed. This is • 'intoner oppor-
tunny foe getting • good farm with • lake
frontage. Apply (Quen-u
DERMOT McEVOY,
It R. R. No. 2. Goderich, Ont.
TO RENT.
Building and part of property
known as
COLBORNE HOTEL PROPERTY.
Necessary alterations will be
made to meet the requirements of
any use the building may be wanted
for.
THE GODERICH AMUSEMENT
CO., Ltd.
Phone 47. Box 18.
'OR SALE. -SEVEN -ROOM RED
(ride cottage, modern Convenience,, Lawn
garden, barn Apply CHARLES (ARROW. ti
L'OR SALE. -TWO AND A -HAL}'
acres of excellent garden `round• well drained.
H.. comfortable house with good cellar. Also
number of irun trees and stable. Will be sold
very reasonably and on can terms.
Also S7 1.2 acres on Huron road. knowa
as the brickyard property. There as a
good brick house on the place and
several acres of bush. The land is good; most of it
could be cuhivted, but at present as in pasture.
There is an abundance cf water. Wall be priced
very reasonably.
T. GUN DR Y. Aectioneer.
FOR SALE. -NINETY ACRES. 1st
concession. Goderich township lour miles
south of Goderich. well fenced, a sprIng creek and
well. new tou n and fou house; one -hall mile from
school and" church. Possession at 1st April.
Apply to ROBT. McALLISTER on the Pam -
lass. or WILLIAM MCALLISTbtre
. Goderich,
Administrator of the Estate tl
NOTICE.
11 you are locking fora nice house to buy. I have
them of all kinds. red trick, white bock and
FOR SALE
FOR SALE. -FORD CAR FOR SALE.
In Brat class coodetion. J. W. CRAIGIE.
yOR SALE. -A SUARE PIANO. IN
good condition. Solid rosewood case,
nes Bros. New York make. Apply at
WALKER'S Bros., New
Sydney Basic Slag Fertilizer.
Will have a car of Sydney Basic Slag
Fertiliser tatter parr of this month at
McGaw Station, in time fur fall wheat
seeding. Top drew your land this fall!
for next year's hay and root crops
Farmers wanting this good Fertiliser will
kindly leave their orders with
JOHN C. DURST,
Clinton R. R. 2.
(Phone 1119, Colborne Municipal).
PUBLIC NOTICE.
er
PUBLIC NOTICE.
BYLAW NO. 4, of 1915, of the TOWN-
SHIP OF COLBORNE-MAY _s. 191,.
Whereas it rt expedient o prohibit all entreats
from rennin, at large an this Township.
Be it therefore enacted by the Municipal Coun•'
cd of the Township of Colborne Chet from and
after this date it Nail not be lawful for any amoral
to run al large Is this mumcipaLtr, and the owner
or keeper of any such animal allowing any such
animal or animals to run at large in this township
shall be bah* to a penalty of sot less than one dol-
lar nor more than twenty dollars for each day
teat such animal or animals ere allowed to go at
large. Said pertaltl recoverable with costs by
prosecution before any of Hie Majesty's Justices
of the Peace having jurisdiction in this mune-
cii,ality. .
k. MCiLWAIN. SAM. BISSET.
Clerk. Reeve.
TAXES 1920.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BKIEV.
"Encouragement," at 11 a. m.. Ilppnd
"Shifting Sande, or Solid Rock ?" at 7
p. m.• will be the subjects at the Baptist
church next Sunday. Short services
during the hot weather.
Then. will Is. a special meeting of
the Goderich Women's Institute ut the
home of Mra. Swanson ou Monday
evening, August pith, at S o:cook. .A
full attrudunet is requested. '
"The Valley of the Giants." shown at
the Model Theatre last evening and on
again for this (Thursday) evening). is a
splendid picture. Another special program
is announced for next N ednesday and
Thursday, featuring Clara Kimball
Young. The Model Theatre is showing
an excellent class of pictures, and in spite
of many other attractions is holding good
houses.
Mr. Ww. Craig of (he Ford garage
is nursing a disabled handl. which
w'a t painfully injured one night last
wlr•k. He was -Mukillg it ear when
his hand slipper) and struck the num-
ber plate, making a deep cut Io'tween
the thumb and finger and severing
u • of the tendons. The hand has
been placed in a plaster east, anal
"Hilly" will have a few weeks rest.
The attenlanre at the Pavilion is
increasing from week- to week. parties
cumfug frtmi emit places as Kincar-
dine, 1Vtughatg, Stratford. Blyth, etc.,
to enjoy the.duuciitg. It is announced
that during August a musical program
will it given each Wednesday after-
noon.
Your favorite ice cream soda is here
None but the purest flavors used. H. T.
Edwards.
THE GODERICH MARKETS
The tax rate for 1920 is 41 mills on the; Wh..t oar bush.
dollar -three mills lower than 1919. 1 am I uLa. pe er. i 'h.. •
now prepared to accept payment of 1920 Peaa, parbu..h
taxes. Buckwheat,
per bush% ....
3 lour. usFlour• Wool. Pe
per family.o wt
pay those arrears Brsri10. per Cwte •
at once.
Those in arrears must Sborb, 0... per (00
No more leniency can be shown to ;far• per ton
craw, IOO„e, per ton .
those in default. Dairy Rutter, per lb
()reamers Hurter. per lb
£ee', fresh, per dot
Potatoes. per bush.. ...U) to 4.50
Catls. butcher.' choice, tier cwt. II:SU l0 7.00
Cattle, butchers utediu W. NU' cwt l0. ta 41.50
Hogs, 11,, weight, per cwt 'Alf fa, 2••.fi•
Hide.. per ID .... .. ... .. .10 t. .10
oh.stwlina. .... . _. . .25 to .50
TtuRwD*Y. August 12.
5cv oats6
LOS to 1 10
1.50 fo 1.75.
:.51; to 1.75
1.60 to 1.55
6.75 to 7.50
7.50 to 8.00
6.00 to 50.00
e2 00 la 62.00
1115.00 to tri i.0
, • 10 00 to 12,00
5s. to 60
.60 t0 .e6
frame, at very teasonabe prices. My past es- WM. CAMPBELL
perience in building and valuation places me in aTu Collector.
position to be yo_r guide ,n the selection of a nice!
home at a right price. 1 have pleased others; 1 1 Goderich, July 22, 1920.
can please you.
P. J RYAN.
Real Estate and Insurance
Phone SO
tl
FOR SALE
OAK SIDEBOARD FOR
Apply at SIGNAL OFFICE.
DR, F. J. R. FORSTER.
EYE, EAR. NOSE. THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York Ophthalmic
and Aural Hospt assistant at Mooreheld's
Eye Hospital sad "�
Sy �Yuerloo St Square Throat Hos-
pital London,
s
5 A L E.- Itr
d. Telephone 437.
al At day` SSeeptember PSford M �. '*�„ful per, m.' o ThurWrom �.
WHITESEWINGMACHINES t10141b "' m.
T. R. THOMPSON,
British Exchange Hotel,
Agent.
Supply of Needles on Hand.
LORD CAR FOR SALE.- STEERING
1' device. Non -puncture tares on rear. Two
spare tubes. A11 fixtures. One of the best motors
in town. See it at house. Nelson street. Price
night. urs, POWELL- tl
• POINT FARM
is being torn down and we have to-dJ•
pox of immediately a half -million feet
of all kinds of the finest
SECONDHAND LUMBER.
Also a quantity of windows, doors, lath,
wainscoeting and baseboard, at very
reasonable prices.
Apply to
MERCANTILE SALVAGE CO.,
Point Farm.
1...waratatare
MAIL CONTRACT.
`^t EALED TENDERS, addressed to the
1) Postmaster General, will be received at
Ottawa until
NOOi4r se FRIDAY. the 17th DAY of SEP•
-TIMBER,- 1910,
for tbecoevvee,yonce of HisMajesty's Mails, on a
Cantrart for you? 5tae', sit times per
mi. over Goderich No 5 Rural Route, from the
a, lMma.ter General's pleasure.
Printed notices containing further information
as to conditions of proposed Contract may beaten
and blank form. of Tender may be obtained at
the Poet Unites of Godench. Sheppsrdton,
Holmesville. Auburn, Saltford. sad et the office
of the Post Office Inspector, London.
CHAS. E. H. FISHER.
Poet Dimes Inspector.
Poet Ola inspector's Once,
London, 6th August. 1920.
Frapty stOR SALE. -ONE PIANO CASE OR-
GAN six -octave, solid walnut, ata snap.
ppty at WALKER'S STORE.
en
Canadian Wheat Board
Participation Certificates
THE Canadian Wheat Board will
11 make ea interna p.yreat of NS
a..t. pot F.ttakel agaia.t wheat v.-
pr.a.ated by its participation e.rtili-
'(I t.s. payments k.gianiag Aerate
1920.
pra•..tatias e4 ais.e. Pee i-
---- - Cestiisasaa at wry of war
los will be glad se lull(
sass papassum •
UNION BANK OF CANADA
Goderich Branch F. Woolcomb, Manager
B. C. SHINGLES
ALWAYS ON HAND
at McGAW STATION.
Call C. A. Robertson or John Treble.
Telephone Dungannon 6,4. or John Treble. era.
Unlimited Quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
At S3 per single cord, delivered,
THE GODERICH MANUFACTURING
CO., LIMITED.
(Foot of Anglesea St.) Phone 6N,
HONEY.
I have for sale a quantity of choice
WHITE CLOVER HONEY.
Address inquiries to
A. W. KURSCHENSKI,
R. R. No. 2. Clinton. Ont.
Colborne Municipal Phone No. 1618.
WANTsu.
WANTED. -AN ASSISTANT
MATRON for the Huron County House
of Refuge at Clinton. duties to begin 1st Scoter*,
bey. Applications, persensl prel�ened. received
by JOHN TORRANCE, Inspector. Clinton. 2t
LERKS WANTED. -G E N E R A L
store. experience not necessary. Apply.
ting salary. to R. D.MUNRO.Aebssa, tf
TEACHER WANTED FOR S.S. NO. 5.
Colborne; second clew professional, wits
eirperience preferred Dube. to Commence after
'usenet AM y ppply, stating salary, to D.C.
BOGIE. Secretary. Sheppe rdton.
_IRLS WANTED. -APPLY GODS
u RICH KNITTING COMPANY. (J
St
The Pavilion
NOW OPEN
(near HOTEL SUNSET, Gaferich)
DANCING
EVERY NIGHT
8.30 to 12 o'clock
Lads Seventy Orchestra
oWelhalkelaniekegesasieweiresiewaserse
CEMENT
Please now that The National
Cement Company have ceased
operations. AL "Natloi111" 11114.1611
must be In by
AUGUST 21st, 1920
After that data. no credit will he
allowed.
The Goderich Planing Mills
Plume 47
Rot 111.
Don't Let It Worry You.
Thehot weather. we mean. Try a
cooling drink at Colborne's ice cream
parlor.
LOST OR FOUND.
LOST. -ON WEDNESDAY AFTER-
NOON. on Square. Kingston street or Smith
street. agold bar pin web enagln. Valued as a
keepsake. Fonder please return to ,'caner at J A
HARRISON'S, Victoria street and Britannia
road.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. John Elliott, of London, spent th
iweek -end in town.
Mrs. Athol 111cQuarrie has returned t
her home at Toronto.
Mr. Wm. Sparr has been home fro
Toronto for two weeks' holidays.
Mr. Eli Symonds and son Norris, o
Brantford, are holidaying in town.
Mr. Melville Anderson, of Ottawa, is
spending a few days visiting friends in
town.
Miss Margaret Paltridge is spending
her holidays with relatives at Norwood,
Ont.
Miss Audrey Crawford, of Toronto, is
the guest of her friend, Miss Laura
Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. tValter Buchanan and
family, of Toronto, are visiting in town
for a few weeks.
Miss L. M. Sml:h, of Toronto, is
spending two weeks' holidays with her
sister, Urs. John A. Harrison.
Miss Dorothy Nicholls, of London. who
has been visiting her cousin. Leona Web-
ster, East street, returned home on Mon
day.
1 town. "Greg" Is engaged extensively
sassin the fruit trade and is slatting sass
of the large centres of the North is
e the Interests of business. Enquirers
were pleated to learn that lila mothes
o i and brothers, who are at Couaat,
Florida, are lu good health.
m +- That delicious made-jn-Goderich ice
f ,cream of Blackstone's makes new friends
every day. .
Jirs,'C. 1,,. James. of sitult Ate. Marie,
with her sous lVm. and John are re-
newing old acquaintances ice ' end
around Gealcrirh. Mrs. James was
formerly ('lana Tewsiey of ('arlow,
She has for the past tour years been a
member of the faculty of Sault Ste.
Marie High School: to which place
she will return to restful*. tea(•h(ng
the beginning of the i September
semester.
IA1111Ieshor / correspondence of Ittyth
' standard : (1n Saturday. July 31st,
about sixty of the Lear connection held
a family re -union at Gcaterkrh, all !wing_
present except Mr. Eldred Holmes of
Dresden. Although the day was ('001,
'all, enjoyed the spirts. Those present
from a distance nen,: Mrs. John Lyon
- and three ehlldre'n, Elva, Mantle and
lkiruttay. of Brandon, Man., Miss
Maude (.you. of Winnipeg, Mr. and
Mrs, E. Dever and children, Donald
and Jean. of Toronto. Mrs. Eldred
Hulloes, of Z*iwt14416 and Mr. land
Nlrs. A. )'. Kerslake and little Dor-
othy. of }Neter.
Dr. Simpson, wife_ and little daughter,
returned missionaries. are spending a few
w.reks in Goderich. and are staying at
"The Lakeside.' • •
Mr. Wm. Thompson, chief of the fire
brigade, is at Alexandra hospital. where
an operation for appendicitis w'as per-
formed on Tuesday,
Dr. W.F. Clark is at Tororto this week
attending the annual meeting of the
Ontario Veterinary Association at the
College on University avenue.
Mrs. Helen Marshall, Miss McMillan
and Miss Helen Sutherland, of London,
and Mr. and Mrs, Will Shaw, of Detroit,
are guests at "The Lakeside."
Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Rumball, (f Toronto,
who have been visiting the former's par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rumball. East
street. returned to the caty last week.
Mr. H. .1..1).-l'uoke'w Mewl! \are
pietised to tee him ant again atter -tit
severe Illness. His shadow is consider-
ably less than It used to be, but It will,
we hope quickly grow larger again.
Mrs. C. Hilton Turvey. of Philadelphia.
Pa., was the guest of her cousin' Mrs.
John L. Aitken, for a few days and left
on Thursday last with Mr. Scott Aitken
for Hood River, Oregon, where she will
'Hake her home in future,
Mitt Etlrieunn Watson left lits week
for -Watertown, N. Y., where an
aunt resides and where she will It
Joined later by other wemlt•rs ;of the
tilmily here. Miss Watson lois Is•eu
rte of Gealerich's favorite vocalists
1 her departure is regretted In a
e circle.
M Scott Aitken left on Thursday on
his ret n to Hood River, Oregon, ilfter a
visit of versa weeks with his parents.
Mr. and o rs. John L. Aitken. Mr. Aitken
thoroughly enjoyed his visit to bis native
town after an absence of fourteap years
and says it wih not be so long before he
comes again.
Mr. and Mrs D. MacDonald have
eturned from a trip down the St. Law-
ence River. They Were accompanied to
ontreal by their sorialn-law and daugh-
ter, Dr. and Mrs. Arth Newton-Bradv,
Dr. Newton•Bradv going n to London,
England, while Mrs. Ne on -Brady re-
turned to Goderich for a fu her visit of
two months at her old home.
Mr. Gregor. McLean, of C1eerwater,
Florida,_ 1! !pending a few drips re-
-Yew-int
e-
newin -friendships in his old 'home
LOST. -ON SATURDAY NIGHT. A r
pocketbook oontatmn sum0l money. Finder r
pleaseleave.ISIGNALOFFICE.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
MRS. A. SMITH
will sell by public auction, at her resideace,SI"
David's street. Goderich. on
SATURDAY: *VOUST 14th,
commencing at 2.30 oclock sharp:
Two dresserslone maple, top walnut), 1 wash-
stand. 1 Hon bed. 2 bedsteads, 1 couch, 4 small
tables. 1 dropleal tabte, 1 dimngroom table 6
chain, &rockers. 1 leather chair. 1 solid oak side-
board, I writing desk, 1 hall rack, pictures. 1
Crown Brilliant hater. 1 three burner coal oil
stove(Perfectionl.l small Quebec heater.l kitchen
range tin good condition). kitchen table and
kitchen utensils. sealers. lawn melee,, garde**
tool/, 1 rug, carpets, eight-day clock, dishes. a
lamps, 12 electric light bulbs. and numerous other
article.
Everything will be sold. There will be no re-
serve, as the family is leaving Godse ich.
T. GUN DR Y. Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS' SALE OF A VALLI-
ABLE HOUSE AND TWO LOTS 11.4 T1IE
TOWN OF CODER ICH.
The Executors of the estate of the late William
Blake will sell by public auction, at the premises.
on SATURDAY AUGUST 140.
et 2 o'clock sharp.
A well.buill frame 1 I -:story dwelling, situated
on Corner of Park and Albert streets• together
with lots running numbers '.59 minded*, each con-
taining quarter of an acre. The house is in good
.condition, and has always been rented to good
tenants.
TRIM% --Temper cent. of purchase' money to he
Paid On day ofsale; balance in thhty days. The
property will be sold subject to a Pegs r red bid
JOHN SCHWANZ.
L SNYDER',
C. OKE, T. CUNDRY.
Executors. Auctioneer.
CARD OF THANKS.
w RS. JAMES YOUNG AND FAMILY
leiN to express their sincere thank& to the
manv friends and neighbors. also to the hand, for
the kindness shown them during their recent slid
bereavement.
City Dalry ice cream bricks always
on band at 11. T. Edwards'.
AUBURN.
Rec. W. H. Geddes, of Allsa ('raig,
will give an illustrated lecture on
Korea at Oie I'replhyterlan church,
Auburn, o Sunday ercning at 7.80
it 1.
Blackstone's is the place to get that
gift box of chocolates.
GUNDKi'S SALE REGISTER.
SATURDAY, August 14.-Executors'sale of house
d two lots, property of the estate of the late
Iiyw5lake, at the premises, corner Park and
I rt streets. Godmc h, at 2 o'clock sharp.
SArURDA Y. Aug. 14.-Auc t ion sale ofi
househesd
furnnurr, property of Mn. A. Smith, at her rpt -
dence.Sl, David s street. Gore/ch. et 2 5 o clock
sharp.
BORN.
MUTCH.-In Alesandra Marine and General
hospital. (Indere-h. on•August •. to Mr and
Mrs 1.. Elwin Mutch, a dau1ht,i iEtorle
Hope Meldetta).
RILEY.-In God.ricp on Thursday, August 6,
to Mr and Mrs. Frank Riley, a son.
DIED.
ROME -At Ase Lake. Muskoka, on August 1
Mrs James Rome. aged 94 years.
IN MEMORLUIL
THOMPSON.- Stan is memory o1 W filum
?hagp.snl son we Wlilt.tn Thoseesen, Wait,
' street. Godeetch. who was drowsed at Fort
William. August 10, 1917
-Sale i n the arm, 01 Jesyg"
-Father, and Uncle and Aunt IMr. and Mn.
Cordate).
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Page
Mall Contract-Poslofice Department 1
Card of Thanks -Mrs. J. Young .. ... ... 1
Auction Sale -Mrs. A. Smith. ... . .... 1
Land for Sale -Dermot McEvoy. 1
Cement -9 he Goderieh Planing MJtsCo.
Pin Lost -Leave at 1.A. Harrison's.... . , 1
Assistant Matron Wanted -John Torrance. 1
PUBLIC MEETING k
*boot Sections Nos. 2, 4 and 7,
Township of Colborne
A meeting of the ratepayers of these
seri Ione will lie held In SIH No. 2,
BENMILLER
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST t•
at It o'cloek; for the purpose of more
fully discussing tide question of tvmaoll-
dating the above named ar•'tions. A
fall attendance Is replies* ed, Rs it is
expe'cte'd, that a rote will he taken
one week later to deride the question.
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