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Are you ready Boys and
Girls for
SCHOOL -OPENING
THURSDAY. SEPT. eat
All the new Scribblers
and Exercise . Books, Read-
ers, Composition and 4Jrate-
lnar, Geography, Diction.
a ries, in fact everything you
will need.
Make Porter's store your
store this teen.
on bat.
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BASEBALL TALK.
Siturtws r.. All -Stara.
An exit bluer hall game has been at -
'mixed lir Satutday, August 27th, ore the
-local dsantand betwabst inneoes,•wiwners
of the Riverdale Scntor'League. dT Tor-
onto, and an all star team picked front
Group No. 6 of the N. W. League. Man-
ager Bottum, of Simeoes who will be
remembered here from last year when
Simcoes played the local team. will have
all his legulara with him. as he is using
this game as a final workout for his team
before they meet Osiers. 0. B A. A.
champions ul 1919 and T. A B. A..
champions of 1920 in the aero -finals of
Toronto.
e .7 he Simcoes line-up will consist of "Vic"
Valiant. an I "Chuck" Glover, the premier
battery of the Riverdale League and
; second to none in Toronto. On first will
I be "Red" Melbourne, the flashiest fielding
1 first baseman in amateur ball. Ow second
I will be found Mulcahy who has been the
'sensation of the Riverdale League in
fielding aril hitting. At shtrtstup will
I be found a player who Jumped from
Ijunior baseball to the fastest company in
amateur ball, and who has more than
held his own Sam 1 urofaky, who looks
after the "danger corner." is one of the
best fielding third basemen In the game
a redoubtable slugger. In the out -
1 het 11 be the Reading brothers and
Van bine a trio that can hit and field
with any outiekf in amateur baseball. •
-Gad." Black. the elongated pitcher
who was with Simcoes last year, and
"••d" Cockburn, a new man to senior
! •
ball, are int sTcWY-ee...; ; itches
The following are the playa a he
hen It's a
Question of
Electrical
Goods
call on -
- -+ ROBERT TAIT
"The Old Reliable"
A fall stock of Light Fix-
tures. Electrical Household
Utensils, etc., always on hand.
Estimates given and con-
tracts taken for Electric
Wiring end Fitting.
ROBT. TAIT
Next Postoffice
Plans: Stere 82, Res 193
Province of
ALBERTA
Guaranteed Bonds
Twenty-year 6 1-2 per cent.
PRICE
Par and Interest
A most attractive investment.
E.H. HILL & C
deferent places rte (,roup No. 6 of the
/rm. ht WY, IL. vino will take part in the above
el~
()oderich-W. Bisset. Cooper, Lindsay,
Pridbam.
Zurich -Henning. Ohlert, C. Hoffman,
Siebert.
Crediton-Fahner, Motz (
Stratford -Lavelle, Flannagan.
Hats Off to Joe.
Joe Lindsay. one of tate most popular
players of the Purity Flour team. has
gone to Toronto ons visit to his mother.
To say that Joe Lindsay has made a host
of friends in Godench is only partly ex•
pre.-ing the opinion., We doubt if there
was ever a stranger came to town who
made so many friends in so short a time.
Everycudy ',knew Joe and everybody had
a good word to say for him. W hen play-
ing the game he was always on the job
from the first innings to the last. no mat-
ter whether his team was ahead or be-
hind, and this along with his pleasant
smile and,winging ways endeared him to
patrons of baseball. Joe informed The
Signal scribe the night before he left town
that he would most likely be with the
Purities again at 'Lucknow on Labor Day.
As for next season, he said he was willing
to play with Purity Flour again if it was
thought he was worthy of a position on
team. He said he thought the Purities
had made a good record this season,
Jumping from last to second position in
Group No. 6. No doubt nest year, at
the same rate of going. they would easily
win the district. Joe says he likes (ilode-
rtch. the place where he was employed,
and the people. and that he has had one
of the molt pleasant seasonsOnharebell
in his career.
Before leaving the popular southpaw
was presented with a pair of shoes by
Manager Hays for - the player having the
best batting average for the season, play-
ing with Purity Flour. The Signal loins
with his many admirers, 04 both sexes. in
wishing him the best of health and pros-
perity during the winter months. All
hope that next season when the umpire
calls "Play ball," at Agricultural Park
Joe Lip d3ay will be the first man at bat.
Limbers,
-His many ends will give Joe Lindsay
Photograph
children
/
grow up
Make an appointment
today
a hearty welcome when hey,.es his
platoon at second base next aturday
afternoon
WI igham hall ► detested both Loch.
alsh and Kiotaldule one game erect) last
week, tied ul' with one
for first
place The rust ul the hone -and -home
ames to break the Me was played off at
' eesx'atet' on Mundy. The game went f -
ten innings bet le a tun was scored by
either side. In this period W,ngham
broke the tie by scoring five r ns, while
ITeeswater did nothing. This puts
Woughan one gams in the lead for the
chamoeinship of the Northern group.
I Go to the Siattoe-All-Star game at tht
A[nastturid Part Saturday afternoon and
show youAppreciation of the efforts being
made to put Goderich on the map as a
supporter of good baseball. The Simcoes
have been here 'before and no words
of recommendation as to their ability to
put up a good class of baseball are needed
from us. A good deal of expeuse will
have to be met in bringing tile Simeon
here. and we hope the promoters will be
Tully repaid at the gates.
Lucknow will hold a baseball tourna-
ment on Labor Day. Monday, September
bth. The first game in the morning will
be, between Teeswater and Lucknow-
Lochalsb. In the afternoon there will be
three games. At 1.30 Purity Flour vs.
Wirtgham.. The second game will then
be played by the two losing teams of
these events to decide third and fourth I
places. The final game will follow, to be
played by the two winning teams leo de- I
rade first and second places.
Wtogham won the second saw -oft game
from Teeswater at the t' r nlace, on
1Nednesday hw •• °1G
ore_ one score of 8 to 5. This
W.a Teeswater out of the running, as'
ingham has won two from them. Henry
Aitcheson. formerly of Goderich, was a i
big factor in Wintgham's victory. He was
lour times at bat, made three hits, one
a three -bagger. bringing in two runs and •
scoring himself on 1 wild throw, The
other time up tee got on by being hit by
the Teeswater pitcher. Besides being ac-
countable for lour of the six runs scored
by Wingham, Aitcheson had a perfect
record in the outfield. Teeswater played
the best fielding game, but lacked the
punch when needed. Wingham had ten
errors. Batteries-Wingham, Telfer and
Anderson; Teeswater. Booty and Brawley.
Vingham now moves on to another
group with Walkerton as their opponents.
the first game will be played next Satur-
day at Walkerton and the second one at
%Ingham on Wednesday of next week.
1t is reported that Zurich e'e(eated
Milverton an a group play-oti game on
Tuesday by the score off 40 to U. How
the 1)utchtnen do like to rub it in whet)
they get a chance ! `/
Thansort's "Kids." of town, and Cred-
iton played an exhibition game at Grind
Bend on Wednesday afternoon. We'
won't say anything about the score; but
the "Kids" didn't win.
A FIRST CLASS ('Ol'RSE.
Goderirk Collegiate l. Well Equipped Holders of .Sirhool Normal En -
SAVED PIM
LELON6 MISERY
•M. M. J. HORS[
MIS Union 5t., Vancouver. B.O.
"I mitered with all the symptoms
of Femalo Trouble,. wi chronic Con-
stipation
orstipation and oonstant Headaches.
I Aad maim law darn is atm lads and
sides of she lady. I tris¢ various
rero..lt.w without •f an then ut
ns an a or as
ad_Tiled me to have aa opersjih*. I
refused.
then, I started taking 'Fruit-e-
tives' ; and front the outset, I felt
better. aad esti medicine lieu completely
relieved as of all my misery and
suffering. My weight was only 1,43
pounds aad aow it is 168 pounds. I
"fres ohmic andbeadaches and the
terrible Constipation ; and what saved
tfne from misery is tis splendid fruit
'Declieiaee elruita-tits' "
MRS. H. J. GORSE.
50e. a box 6 for =2.50, trial size 25e,
At all deal or seat postpaid by
t
Fruia-fives Limited Ottaway Oat.
Her. A. E. Allin. of. fort Tamhton,
will bare charge of the -a -nit -est in
Victoria street Methodist church next
Ronda y. •
Itev Noralra W. TY. Deets 1t.A.. the
seting pastor Will preach at both Per-
th -ex to the 1QIJri-r ehureh next Sun-
day. The sol w*-'- will lie : 11.00 a.m.
-"The Believer-- f:-rimate of Christ ;"
NEW COLLEI:I tTE COURSE.
to Teach Commercial Work
The Godefich Collegiate Board is
wirous ret- making the commercial
coo her give at the Collegiate morede'
fully known, to the young people of
the community and their Parents.
In the first place they announce that
they have wv-utwd the serices' of,)Has
M 1. Brill. a eoznnterrl4l specialist.
x 110 (W 014•. IUO$5 Mighty -
toy the authorities of thi•
i'leotMury
Schools in (Sshawa, Ittta a ani Cal-
gary trout which ('awu*n•bal Hlgh
lie lwsiN ally comes directly to um..
In the wrv,nd place they expr•aa
confidence that the fairly extensive
eehwstion that is given In the two-
year (oar's iu the (olleginte pr,rkles
students with a much letter ourtie
than Ls acquired In a sdX to eight
F(Wths(4111 I'M. In theordinary bu-i-
e.Ls tailegr.
Thirdly, they offer three evmr+o„ :
mal A general busltw•ss tour..'. in-
cluding borokkevping, stenography and
typewriting.
Ihl The aavvtuntsney course, omit-
ting Atruogrttpliy sod typw•wrlthig.
(cl The xltorthand and typ.'.nt-
tng course, omitting bookkeeping.
,All of coon.. require (he general
subjects intetulirl to give greater cath
(dewy, .n that they may entuwawl and
hold letter positions.
!Students of good override ahitity are
ed
advisto take the general Mod:) am
emir*. which will give Neem A /kende
eftentr in ol.taining a position.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. Frank Maxwell, of Pembroke, will
conduct the services in Knox church next
Sunday.
The Epworth League topic for next
T. -FELL Tuesday night in North street Met .
church will he ; "The Meaning of
Canadiauization. Law and Order in a
New Land." The meeting will he in
at charge of Mrs. Mair and Mr. A. M.
Robertson.
Services in North street Methodist
church next Sunday will be : 10 a. m.,
classes and Men's Club. Topic -"Lessons
from the Life of Ahab," and will be in-
troduced by Mr. M. W. Howetl. Public
worship conducted by the preacher, Rev.
H. 1). Moyer. at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m
The Epworth League of North street
Methodist church held its annual picnic
et Black's Point on Tuesday evening. A
delightful time was spent by the young
people and their friends. Miss Whitehead
M 'Toronto, Mrs. Beesley, of Maple
Creek, Dr. and Mrs. Scott, of Sandusky,.
Mich, Rev. Mr. Conway and daughter
n( Highgate. Mr. T. Pritchard and Mr.
THE style and wear of our shoes will put your feet on the right
track. Without increasing your yearly expenditure for shoes you
cam wear better and longer shoes if you allow us to fit you. We have
the latest designs and will assure you they are worthy of your feet.
7•
Orr, were welcnme•gueats.
The congregations at Victoria street
Methodist church had the pleasure of
wei'oaling two week., ng'o Mr. and Ilrs.
pick" Porker, of Piro I's iii. New
etnlorill. who told been lit tows) for
Mil Home W',vk. Mr. nod Met. Parker
wen• residents of G.wlerir•h thirty -tire
years Ago at which time they why
Important contributors to the utu"Mwt-
life of the town. As broth were mem-
bers of Vk•toel* street ehur•h rhojr,
Air. Parker tiring header rind awn
leader of the I;nsh•ric•h hand. Ctrs.
Parker was formerly Miss Rachel
Mertih, slaughter of the late .lames
Martin of ,.siorlelt Another mel ome
visitor a1 Viktor% street ohnrch o11 the
new Smelly wan tors. McKinley. of
Toren!. She will I* remeniloer(41 fly
Inut fly 0s Miss W11IIAma. the erumgettsf.
who did valuable religions work ili
flits focality Amann twenty years Ago
and who's. ge•Ilernstty was )t great
asset to this chore), tlnrtng the early
years of Its exlsteme These three
allRtf g e •pwrtnipate,l hi the servhrs
c htWh(1t r'' de the day one of Demme) 1n•
otter HO, ole 1.'onitngatlon.
1e t
stI
�•r
trance Certificate- MAIM Inter-
ested In 1t.
The attention 1.1 the holders of Middle
School Normal Entrance certificates and
their parents is called to the new course
JUST -RECEIVED A
SHIPMENT OF
Men'i .All -wool
Sweater
oats,
vers
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Very "latest col-
a s yTes.
• These 'Sweater
Coats were- bought
at the 'very lowest
market • price and •
will be sold -at the
very lowest ,market
price.
Before. buying
your Sweater come
in and look these
over.
IT WILL PAY YOU
TO BUY NOW
M. ROBIN4
Open Eveaisgs
a
THE COLBORNE' STORE
Special Values in Every Departiniif
Voile Blouses
We have gathered t" tether all our very
best Voile Blouses which ranged in price
up to 88.50 and have marked them down
to each
$4.19
)These Wants are all made from the very
finest Voile prettily embroidered and trim-
med with pretty collar and cuffs, ea. $4.19
A range of Georgette and Crepe de
Chine Blouses each $4.98. They come in
all sizes and a Wonderful range of colors.
Be sure and see these values at ... ,$4.98
' 1 y a4.` •
rliricolette Blouses in all colors, trim -
sed with colored silk embroidery at $8.00,
$6,75 and $7.00.
Just arrived a wonderful range of
plush Tams for ladies , mitres and children.
Make your selection betore-tksy=aee picked
over.
Crib Blankets
Flamielette ('rib Blankets, just the
right thing for children at; per pair $125
All wool ('rib Blankets in Imre white,
each , . f $2.25
Cottons
Sheeting+ in two yard * idth at per
yard ..... 75c, 85c and 95c
Pillow Cotton, a yard in all widths,
of
40c t° 6Sc
Yard wide Cotton, in alt qualities, from
a card
20c t° 75c
Flannelette
85 in. Flannelette in pink and blue
stripes at, .a yard •,/ 3k
•
ad in. "Flannelette in pink and bbs
stripes, at, -a 'yard
27 in Flannelette • in' strips* at a
yard
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27 in. l tNA Flannelette at, a yard Nir
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J. H. COLBORNE & C.
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
*a•••••••t.
for a first -clans certificate which can be
acquired in one year additional and not
a; heretofore requiring two years.
The subjects to be taken are : English
( Literature and Composition). Modern
European History. Algebra. Geometry. ;
any two of (s) Latin. (bl French,c) Bi-
ology (Botany and Zoology), (d) Physics,
• Chemistry, with Trigonometry sub
substituted for either of these two.
Those who acquire this certificate wiU
take tbeir teacher -training course at a
Normal School (London for this district),
and will receive qualifications enabling
them to teach either in public schools or
Continuation and High echos'!. By this
mems they have the opportunity of
securing positions commanding consider.
able higher salaries I han second-class
Normal certificates are able to attain.
Can All You Cam -Food prices _aro
*1111 high. so, you SIM/11141 provide a gos
anptly of canned goods it tall preserves.
We Warr rrrrything uee.ded in Audible
snch work a allovw,ss : Airier., jar
✓ ings, corks. bottle wax. If yon wish
to tusk.' swvwu+ doubly sure we e-als
*ripply you with any of the harnllers
prnwerratlres.-E. R. Wigle, druggist.
Galerieh.
Canadian Patine h`osbk Daily Service.
Toraoto.WLmnlpeg-Yanroua ev
"Trans -Canada Limited" all sleeping car
train leaves Toronto 9 p. m, daily -25
hours to Fort William, 37 hours' to Win-
nipeg. 61 hours to Calgary, 88 hours to
Vancouver. A business day saved on
1rancontinental journey. This train carries
hrst-class sleeping car passengers only.
"Vancouver Express" leaves Toronto 10
p. m. daily, stops at and connects for all
the principal points. Passengers for
Western Canada will find this a most
convenient train. Equipment consists of
first-class coat hes, standard and tourist
sleepers, dining, compartment observation
colonist cars.
or tickets and full information appy
Joseph Kidd, town passenger agent,
Goderich. 33-5!
Why pay more for a •phonograph l isetasessa,
1 when you can get a real "Stewart" '
(rpm 815 to 835, and a beau-
tiful bit machine for 852
Ask for a demonstration at Blacketone's
ice, ram parlors. Agent for Gennett
I Records.
Stop sneezing and snuffling ' Hay
fever. summer colds, asthma positively
str.pped by Raz-Mah. And Rheumatic
Capsules are lust as sure for rheumatism.
neuritis, etc. Sold locally by H. C.
Dunlop.
s-- AUCTION SALTS.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM, FARM
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS.
MR GEJRGE PROCTOR
wilt sell by public auction. s.3 hat 2A Cut line
Goderich township, 1 Sk mOlms west of Holmesv•Ile
ea
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1st, at 1 p m,
Toa FAPN.-Eighty acres, comprising lot .w
codcewoo 9. Godench tnwn.hip, All seeded
with nacepnen of ten sores Farm will be offered
1
kr ilk at 't o'clock.
Beaus,. -Team d work horses 1290(' lbs t, team
i ght horses, Wehh pony
CAT?Li. - Four Iyearold tows, to freshen nest
month. 4 4.year-old cows supposed to freshen in
January, '4 r-yearold cows, supposed to freshen
in Jaroary; a cows, supposed to be in call. nue in
spring, 4 cows (nearly eat). 6 yearling stars, 6
; leading heelers, 1 spring calves. 2 -year-old steer
PO LTRY.-• Seeenty.nve hes. 23 geese 6 ducks
Iwnaaasys. -Marry -Herne Moder.
mos, •even
.-foot cut; twelve -toe drill, 4
bean harvester, set iron harrows Ibleck,mith '
made), 12_,n. cutting -box (nearly neer): gang plow
! a)i horsepower' gasoline engine (nearly newt) Car
' cuter saw frame, with 1 -inch blade, agriculture
' cooker (25 -gal. capacity); 2 heavy wagons. one
I nearly new), wagon bos.gravei Dos.I set Manitoba
bobsleighs, 1 set light sleighs- 1 set logbunks. 2
light wagons. buggy. buggy pole. whiffle0ees and
; neckyoke.. dray platform for Hetes. woodrack; I
stockrack. 1 set , err Stewart hor.eclippers, 1 set
heavy bras.mounted , harness ulmos ne wl, 1 set '
1 heavy team harness. 1 set light double herbs.. 11
sets single harness, 2 sets plow harness. 1 parrs
' opembndles, 6 horse collars, 2slangs bells. 2 wool I
buggy rugs, 2 wool horse blankets. 2 sets h ht
collars and Mmes. 1 set platform scales 00400
Ibe capacity; hand grindstone. power `rmd.tnne
lel. 2 crosscut saws, Sul apps h sr d srnks. IP
foot ladder pole.ch,cken leeder,'4 wheelbarrows,
2 hand mufflers, 41 -inch rubber telt, 2 4.inch canvas
belts 'nearly new). 1 set of can tea lar 6 -ft. binder
2 stoneboets. logbost. 2 sets whinktre-s. plass
box, buggy box. 6 stable ush with glass 2 mento.
frames. lo() feet 2 -inch ceder plank 7u' feet :inch
elm plank, several piles of •recd, quantity of
hardwood lumber (1,1 SS and 1 inches' pile hem•
lock scantling 0.3. lw deet long), some one inch
used hemlock lumber, new well cribs, quantity of
old barn timber, suitable for lupi, quantity of
MUSIC
t1ANOS TUNED‹ -APPLY TO C. V.
HENRY, Music tads,, north Nile d
tare. tt 4 rpenter's tools 2 crowbars. canthouk, v Iuu{ggine+
} 1611 feet hayfork chane, fork and puwtey.
NOTICE TO CREDITD$S,
Upholstering Shop!
FURNITURE REPAIRED
and VARNISHED
Don't throw away vour old Furni-
ture till you see
CLIFF ANDERSON
Kingston St. McLain'. Block
t
Model . Theatre
Week of Aug. 29 to Sept. 3
Monday and Tuesday. August 211-39:
•I:relit Author's Pisa' uctbin
1n
"Riders of the Dawn"
and
Gayety Comedy.
I Wed. and Thum., Aug..31, Sept. 1_
U,M.1 TAYLOR
in
"Sheba"
HANK MANN
In
"LEAP YEAR"
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' Friday and Saturday. September 2-t.-
HARRY
-XHARRY CAREY
mak barrel. 25 -gallon milk can. 0 car stallm and
' mange 1 (used), 2 roll. of woven -wire fence pile 1
- hardwood rads, 4 oak horse stall post 1. planed and Ma 1l neac �fpnrfay, Wednelslay atilt
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THIS EsTAra O► WILLIAM Moouug. DAC SA SAD.
In
"lf Only Jim"
and
Century ('omedy.
"HER CIRCUS MAN"
Nonce is hereby given pursuant to the Trustee
1 Act. that all rine having claims against the
estate of William Moore. late of the Town of
,Goderich. in the levant y of Huron.
retired merchant. deceased, are required.
on or before the loth of September. Ifs,,
to .end in the same to the undersigned Solicitor
for Frar.k Moore and Isabel Agnes Moore,
executors o( the estate of the said deceased. and
that after the said date the said executors will
distribute the assets of the aid deceased amort
the persons entitled thereto, having reg.rd on y
to the claims of ...Pitch they shall then have had
ot
nice, and that the said executors will not be
Amble for the sail assets to ar.y per„on of whose
claim notice shall not hay. been received.
M. (.. CAMERON.
Solicitors la the Executors.
G.. derich, August 2A. tell. N 3t
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Pageil
groove•1tn.
d; buggy-jack.2 kegs in. ',Saturday at 3.00 p.m
4 lade hydrated lime. 1 sets never -slip shoes.
barn door track (24 deet long'. 4 hangers en feet
14 -inch pipe, i belt pulleys i l4 16 and 20 inches);
quantity of `aleanised sleet rooting. used and
new; plc of cedar rail..
HousateoLo Emit( es -Two wonting desks. bed-
stead, large iron not. ,sap -kettle. It kegs, Daisy
churn.
TERMS.- Stock and implements All sums
of 512 and under, cosh. over that
amount. 12 months' credit on approved Pont
notes. or +discount of 6 per cent per annum will
be allowed for cash on reedit amounts. Flan.
Ten per cent on day of sale; balance in 30 days
GEORGE PROCTOR, G. H. ELLIOTT.
Propnetse. Auctioneer.
A DMINiSTRATOR'S SALE OF
FARM PROPERTY. LUMBER. WIRE
AND HOUSEHOLD FUR coI PURE.
Private Sale G. H. Ball .. .
Goderich Industrie) Exhibition
(;oing to London Fair ?--Tekpbone 110-
r,g. foe Sate -John C. Dont.
Work Wanted - A Siiggnnal Office
House lot Salm-- I) M. Ogren
September Outings -Grand Trunk "wawa,
System. .. .. s
Phone Itureb Rood Dairy .. ... a
Notre. to Creditors - M G. Cameron t
MAdministrator's £ale -Che. C. McNeil
Coeteiat Education-M,as R. P. wards"
lnin
Lot, etc , for Sa'e Phone 125
Bald -down Clamp loot �M
er
Begaes- .
Auction Sale George Praetor., ....
Not ice -Passkey' ce
Card of 'IMAM,. Mr. and Mrs H R. ).offs t
Bawball Simeon vs. All -Stan , C
Ba.ehall Tnurnanweet ear Lust
*kens fi rSal! =B.E.en
wt }.—III j
e .. e
MR CHAS. C. McNEIL
dminlstrator. will sell well by public suction, ai
he preen's*. cann
csion 5. Colborne town.hip
hall.afle from Meows) Station, 2)S'maes from
Goderich) on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 15th, 1921,u
comms ng at 2 o'clock
The farm, rnnsisfiing of 200 acres of good clay
land, all underdratnnd tti acres of orchard, two
acres of bush; spring creel running year ro out.
On the property aa lite Iwoarit-claburns Isms N)
xti6 feet, and MI )feet, both with stoat. round
(ions, driving shed (21x70 feet) and milk-hourie
0124 feet; ,cement silo. Comforts/is ten.room
ick house with bath. Artesian well, vel ich
pekes Arrow and lerr.
The farm will be divided into IMacre lots or in
block to suit purchaser
Tues, -Form protwrty will Iw sold al In err
ntime t. o1 purchase price at e of Nle. balance In
linty dame
HAS. C.McNeil. THOS C.UNfRV,
Adfkinirtratoe. Auctwmrer.
24 31
flay for Sate J N *alk td . . .,
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FOR SALE
One Iron Bed and $10
Two iron Beds and,
Springs, each . - . ��
One solid Quarter-
ed Oak Buffet. ��35
worth $60, for
One solid Walnut t 1J
Doherty Organ .
Two good Clothest 1
Wringers, each I.
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All lines of Household Effects
at Bargain Price.
Harold Blackstone's
Furniture Exchange
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