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THE SIGNAL, - GODERICR. ONT.
MAWS WORK REVIEWED
(Contlnde from Pag
e 51
offims and by whom nominate4 la
us follows:
FOR ,MAYOR
William F. (tallow. by T. 11. Willie
Wilson.
anal J. I
11. J. A. ][acEwan by J. W. Craigia
' and H. 1'. ('lark.
FUR REEVE
W. M. Knight by A. lweunlugtun and J.
Sturdy.
11. J. A. MacEwen by D. E. Holmes
and J. Story.
it. 11. Cult . by A. Saunders and W.
Wallace.
FOR DEPUTY REEVE
\Vm. Itanie by T. Randy and A. Len-
uington.
VOTE
H. J. A. MacEWAN
for Reeve
ofjf:theTo of Goderich
for 1924
Read His Message to the People on Page 1
e..
January Clearance Sale
of Millinery
FOR
Friday; ran. 4th, and Saturday, Jan. 5th
and following week
Smartly bei.oming versions of the winter mode at
greatly reduced prices.
$5.00 to $7.00 models, at $3.50
$7.50 to $10.00 Det,dels, at $4.75
$8.50 to $12.50 models, at $5.75
Sailor Hat.. in Plush and Velvet $I.75
Children's Plush Hats and Tams, M...... $I.50
Children's Beaver Hats $2.50
Sport Hats, in Felt $I.50 and $2.00
These Hats are of remarkable Quality, style and
value.
Your inspection is cordially invited.
MISS MacVICAR
Kingston Street Cadee'ich
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Sixty p, , . of Hamilton's
population own their own homes, a
fart revealed bythe figure* a d f g4, of the
1923 assessment for the Ontario
city, which, according to these fig-
ures, has 21269 dwellings and 457
apartments.
The great flour movement over
the wh t Fort William and
Port Arthur tn.* season has been
unprecedented, according to reports
of the Canadian Pacific Railway,
which, by the end of October, had
shipped 239,086 tons of flour to
lower Lake porta.
Port Arthur's building permits
for the ten months ending October
showed a total of $2,632,055, which
is the biggest bulidiag year in the
history of this Ontario d , exceed-
ing even the total foe 1921, one of
the real estate boom years.
Canada exported 14%178,000 worth
of cheeses to various countries dur-
Ing the month of October, an In-
crease of $1,224,000, over the total
value of cheese exported in October,
1922. The United Kingdom was by
far the largest consumer, taking
216,000 cwt., valued at $4,634,000.
According to an announcement of
Hon. E. R. Armstrong, Premier of
Nova Scotia and Minister of Mines,
the coal production of his province
for this year will reach at (east
6,200,000 tons, an increase over last
year's production of 4,842,196 tons
of more than 1,500,000 tons. The
outlook for 1924 is encouraging.
The Prince of Wales, uniess inter-
fered with by affairs of state, in-
tends to make annual visits to his
Alberta ranch, William Carlyle,
superintendent of the E. P. Ranch.
told the members of the Canadian
Society of Technical Agriculturists
in addressing them at Toronto re-
cently.
R. 1' Uuuulugr lay .1 Cutt and
Mc\ell.
9 C. Manilla. by W. F. Cliva and J.
3W (MOIL
fr
FOR oDtTh ('I LTd)R S - !
ltuln•rt Turner by Wm. Rollie and A.
less ri i ngton.
It. 11. Ceti fly F. Jeffrey and J. %V.
('ralcic.
R. .0:'lisj
jr. by .1, 11. 1\'t'.on and
T. It. 1Yailia,
(1. 41 New:on by Way. Bailie and .1.
rT-R•3T.,In � ti
1►. }:. 1t. ',r• by U. It. W(gth!a and
11. .1. A Mai•l)wan..
W. M. Knight by 1W' 1I Roterbineetan'I
J .\V. t;ra lgie,
lobo Rtor)' by .1. W. Crylgie and 1).
E. Mew's.- •
H. J. A Stee}:w:nl t v D.1 . Holm.es and
W. T.- Marney
Dania Harrison by 11 .1. .t Mfr.) *an
and 1). E. Holmes
NOTICE OF MUTING
NiNlief. MEETING.-Tli}i AN -
mud mevtiug of Colborne Municip-
al, Telephone Syeteui will be held at
tlaa Tow•ra.hip Hall, Carlow, on Thum
day.`auuary IDtli, at 2 p.m.
E. V. 1.aweunl
Secretary.
(suDgit11>u iIitIrrIel'ulrru.tl. sIl
1'1}:•17•-,\' N!Al, )L}:}:'rink:
'rhe. a.Ina,tl ' eating of this wu•ipty
still 1..- h. I.5. in the fh.atd of T
rouses en l-'ridny, ,lauuary 11th, at R
1 members. 1 those lute
e•te
h. h. A I m 'm re, nil t
n
i
ted, are rt4piested to attend.
J. T }' •:I W. S. Ituwdei
MF}:TINt. OF HURON \COUNT *
('01'N(•I L
The Council of the Corpoettlo of the
County of )lyrot( -will meet a the
n
NOTICE TO OlRIEDITOKS
N4ITll'E TO 011E1)1111)104. -IN
THE
matter ,of the Es too of William
Bell, late e' tale of of Ooderich,
in the County of 114, n, Laborer,' al -
eeuwd. t
NOTICE 1. 'hereby given, that all
persons Imtiug ciulila or demand*
agalust the .held late William Jame«
Bell, who died o4, of about the fit•
teentli da) et 1Nretgber• A. 1). 1!aa,
at 1114- .aid 7.4%11 m I;uderteh, are
requested •to --sent (di--0r__lk•Grfe 'alis
19114 day of .butuu• .t. D. 192'4. by
loud', prelwtd .•r dr ver to Hays k
Have . lbrrrten:I , Gigierieh. Ontario,
r-fur..L1I 'ono. .Jona •' ew-
('omte. their naiuenl d addresses with
fnll,9*rtleulatrs. dui verified by atllu-
-tart' declaration ,er ffldarit. of allele
clallut. and uatiaa'r of se, urltle•.; .if
any, lw.hiii, au
.LN1) Ti.tKr I: \.1 I('l that a(tor
AGENTY WANTED
DI'ItEI'T TO IIUUE HALES
Men or women. 1 xelw.tt•e
taking oriters for Women's
I)re1..es, FR. -tory to wearer.
t
required 0t' samples, rentnu
! hurls•. (:he• refo eut•es. (taus
Cu. 95 King street. t1tat. 'rem
It:l.I:l'T11IN c'.%KI)8
()' 1 _1 v
t
4,f.
\\ tWAN1+sIi.
1 have liven iaufuatal
position of Reeve of vogr
fur the year 1924 and I he
your vote and Influence in
content. LI the two years w
O cupletl this porkier' 1 hare
do m)duty faithfully and
honor me by electing me for
term 1t .!111111 b, m,' endeavor.,
thine to aerie you 4o the
Fur traders in the distant parts
of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Silt
iah Columbia, ordinarily weeks and
months from mail service, are now
getting regular quotations on furs
from the Calgary Herald's radio
broadcasting service.
The annus) winter carnival at.
Banff, which is yearly becoming
more popular and is attracting
sporting enthusiasts from all parts
of the continent, will he held Feh-
r•uary 1.9,-3tI24r- while --1b, D.nft
annual bonspiel will take place Feb-
ruary 4-9.
According toestimatesmade hy
the Rt. Rev. Dr. G. Exton Lloyd,
Bishop of Saskatchewan, that prov-
ince has room for another empire
north of Prince -Albert and North
Sattleford. The bishop has just
completed a six weeks' tour of the
limits of settlement in his diocese,
oeveriag 2,400 miles, and estimates
that homes and living+ for 250,000
could be provided is the country re-
ferred to.
The adverse balance of grain
shipments Ginni It Canadian as
against United States porta is be
lag steadily reduced, according to
statistics oompiled by the Marino
Department. In 1916 only 91,082,-
702 bushels of Canadian grain were
shipped .rough Dominion porta,
where as 165,949,989 bushels were
%hipped through the States. The
figures for 1023, up to September
1st, on the other hand, show that
Canada 110W ships nearly half her
grain through her nwn ports. Dur-
ing this period the amount regist-
ered has been 10a,fr48,4R6 bushels
despatched via Cana4ien porta and
i3O,Mg,4$$ via those et the United,
t. -tt}'atrhy- M..1- -Ratrter--nint--li- 4'.
Siliunlug44.
C w'. Worse!! by 11 E. llo'mea and J.
W. ('reline. .
l' 11 howler fit' W 3. McNevin and
W. 11, itobernien
J. S. 1't.•yt by 1)..11. Holmes and 11 C.
Slum Inge.
\\'. 11. Rotertaon by 1:. 1' Minnninea
and J. S Platt.
J. I). Wilson by J,,P. Inkster and W.
J. McNevin. -
1). 1) Mooney by W. T. Murnpv and
D. E. Holmes.
WATER AND.IJGHT COMMTSCTON
John W. Taylor by Wm Bailie and
J. J. McEwen.
POR SCHOOL TRUSTEES
Rt. i via's Ward:
Thome; Gundry by J. Story and J. A.
's Ward:
by J. R. Platt and D
Abse by J. n. WI1.nn
rrle and W. F. Gal -
Bar
St. Patti
R. J. Ach
' E. Holm
and J. C
low and W. F. Clark.
W. F. Saunders by B. C. Munntnes and
J. a Platt. •
St. George's Ward:
Alex. Saunders 4"9- J.
J. C. Iaithwaite.
St. Andrew's Ward:
J. W. Cralg(P by C W W
George Hunt.
n.
ae,.unts'awninat the County most is'
In the- hands of the ck•rk out later
than Monday pre:Intim: the meeting of
Cuun1•IL
Geo. W. Holman County Clerk.
Goderh•h. January 2nd 1924'
iNV'ESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
THE It1('II GULDS 1)1,1E1..OF
• ::I orlheru Ontarlo---Wonderful ulr
purlunitlsc to make money in North-
ern Ontario Millions of Withal and
American capital are being invested
In the rich gold and silver fields of
the North country. AIBIT1IBi MINES
LIMITED In the Lightning River Dis-
trtat is a property highly recommend-
ed by mining engineers. and offers
Immense possibilities.. Now is the
time to invee.t at the first offering
price of 2:x• per share. Send fur in-
formation. Ontario lutt•atment Co.,
48"Ontarto street, Stratford Ont.
CARD OF THANKS
The Eseeutive of the Huron County
Criltile and Children's Aad society wistt to pub-
, ; Heftily thank the many friends who so
generously show their interest in. the
11 and. work. by their contributions. The
donations for the happy Chrlstmns
, reason were very gratifying. and while
it Is impar ihly to mention here each
One separately we furl it Ls due to
'name the employees of the C. P. R..
the Men•,wtnng Canoe Club and the
Wo en's Tnsritntca and Sabbath
echo° organizations in the eounty
which are shown their Interest and
appreciation by their generous - and
continued contributions.
Aeknowl •went Ls also due to the
newspaper p of the county for
their ready poll tion of any Item.. In
elmneetton with e • work of the
Satiety.
To one and all si express our
,sincere and grateful th ks.
-Jan tlitteh.•11 P !dent
G. M. Elliott. ('onp v Agent
.5. M. Robertson. nnnty
Seer ars.
EVENING CLASSES
e climate ander the aeaaplees of
the C. eglate Board, will he begun In
the pub c library basement ah fol-
lows: -
Basketry n Monday evening. Jan-
uary 7th, un, the instruction of Mr.
(:eorge McLeod, f The Arteraft Furni-
ture Co., whose pabtlities are so
well known.
Farcy Knitting Tuesday nfter-
noon and evenings. -Ing January
Ra), under Mrs. D. McN , who has
given ench splendid were re.
Home Nurndtg-fin Wed ay re
(Dings. beginning January 9th►. nder
4110 ably in.teur/lon of Dr Gallo
fooling -'On Thursday evenings
ginning January loth, under Miss
Potts. an experienced teacher, who
(bolds a speeiallst's certificate la
Domestic Science granted by the lade-
eatlon Department. The Board has
for a long time bad to give up cisme '
in coking for want 4f a teacher.
They trust the ladies will take full
adventegn of the splendid opportun-
ity
pportun-Ity
The classes to Automobile Mechanism
will he Bogan for ladies on Tneaday
wve'niog, Tannery LSth. and for men.
Thursday evening, January, 17th.
The daises in Tk-eeamakidg and Mfr":
linery will Dot be begun until Feb
r uary. when the Spring aryls and ma-
terial will be available. '
The Principal will be• present at
7 pm. for enrnlment and classes will
be begun at 7.40 that evening. The ,
nfterrioxnn elaesee begin at 3 pm. FoP
for the rrntrep of thirteen lemonsis
°4117 11.00. I
In Itaak.lry the materfals will be
furnished the members at enat prier.
Tn C.oking the material.' will he pro-
vided by the Board.
Other ebonies in all -deportment! will
be orrenteed as the attrendanee re -
gram'
.7. W Frnspr T 1' Ancon
Chairman neinpinel.
P1'RI,iC NOTICE
110 NSH1P OF WEST WA5VAN014H
Election. for the portions of )reeve
and Council rs of the municipality
and voting nt a pleerselte on the
oneetion °f oho .hang statute labor
twill be h.dd at 1 following pnlltna'
places on Monday..I nary 10th, from
9 am to 5 pm.
rolling snhdIvI,don N •. 1 --Weigh
Reales. Pubngnnnon. B. }. att. tit'p-
nty Returning Officer; Fra Jones,
14+11 flora.
Polling Subdivision No. 2- bile
T.Ihrary, Mench,st.er. Robert Stat
Deputy Returning Oftte.r ; John M
Knight, poll clerk.
Palling StiMlvlsion No. 3-'I'nwnship
Hatt. Fd. M14.9obertr, Deputy Rpinrn-
khg Offleer; John ('amernn. Pole
Clerk.
Polling Suhdtvlslon No. 4-Ptthlle
Library, Rt. Hpl.n.u. Wm. Wefhater,
Deputy Returning ()Meer; R. M. Att-
e/11.14n Pott Cl.'rlt. -- - -
Polling Subdfrlslon No. 5 ---Patron'(
Tie11, concessions V..' and 13. Lottie
woneherhead. Deputy Returning Of-
ficer ; .ioseph Anderson. Poll Clerk.
Polling Subdivision No. a .St. An -
roe,
44.,.. .-.1 the -1W141- 114,441411011
t.41 aueuug 1114 11.143.111 .111111ed there
having rexar.1 $uly ft, t4tr
hKhali elnitus
u whit. e Khath 1 have 11141 nut lee.
n4,, that rile sttki •eeecut,r will not
lie 1 - hie for the en14 assets. or any
part t er.rd. to ;114 persons of whose
claim teas. )11.111 •ant 11ave been re -
Dated a Gnllcrith this 2711t day of
Tkr,•mds•r .t. D. Tryst.
I \Yw& HAYS
PI irate for the Executor.
Al-CTi N SALM
DIsi'}:ltsION ' SA E OF P1 1RE
Scotch hod a I►1w purpose short
Hort Tattle. T rue' rehing out-
fit 114,11 Mnrhinery.
Mlt. JAMI' 11'Hi3' I.M
' will sell by piddle a lull sr
LOT 5. 1.. Its E. CI)L1(4) NE.
(4 males' nortltt of ikeler a 4111
-Tt'4si)AY. JANUARY 15, I
commencing eta I.3o e', -lock sha
22 head of Pure first Registe d
abort horns. S$►.t of them of tl
famous -Duchene of (1l41ue•ater" fam-
ily. the nest are Dual porpoise of
Meavy milking etruine. All the, pure
bred cattle Mr. 1'hlshnhn nus will iw
sold Ine'luding the stock' hull, Ridge
hunk ('onnt No; 1501%2. a grand thick
individual rising 2 years old. 4 young
MM. up to 9 months hid. the halanee
are er.w•a ami heifer% In calf and w,me
Toting calve.. alas three good grade
(vrwR, due early. 2
York sows dor
in March. 1 25 H. 'P: Itakee' engine
owed ta-n years, easy to fire and In
first class condition. 1 16 H. P. englne,
1 Sawyer Massey -separator with cut-
ter, 1 large one tank. 1 Rlizzard vat-
ting boa with teleecop• di.trlhnting
pipe, 1 Johnston I'or,, binder, nearly
new, 1 corn planter.
Conveyance will meet Incoming
trains on 4'. N. R. and C. I'. R. on day
of sale. Rale to he held under cover.
TERMS:--NIne month,. credit will
to given on tarnishing approres► Joint
note.:, a diwrrttnt at rate of 0 per
cent per annum allowed for cash. On
the barge threshing machine ogtflt
longer term' will the given and will tie
announetd at time of sale. This sale
Ix hieing held on amount of 411
ealth of the proprietor and every-
tg must be disposed of. Write for
rattomes or any Information to
Jam • ('1hlKholm T. Gundry
R. R. No. 3 Gaslerieh. Auctioneer.
CLEAR1NI' ACCP; elf( SALE -OP
}',Iran 444.11• and 1111ptementa.
511t. E. M.-I1.WAiN
w1!l w•11 by pt' 'Ic auction at
LOT 7. ('(1N. 1. 40 1).. ASilt'1El1)
oq
w'I:I►V441Ay JAN '4It) Orb
nuume!M•!ng at i o'eI ,dvirp
l eORR18
1 henvv dneft hnrap, 7 7 R old:
1 heavy dneft"mare. 14) yeeiw -Oft;
1 driving horde, 4 years of 1
neral purpose mare. 10 years n
4411 s,.sl to be In foal ; 1 general pttr-
pose use, 3 yenrs old, broken to lint,
news: colt. It months oA1.
('.ATTLF,
.1 Ihurha ens-, R years old, fresh-
en in n atv. time: 1 Dnrlum cow,
4- yeaift• std, • e April 24, 1924; 1
Holstein sow, 5 Drs okl, freshen -in
a short time: 1 Mum heifer, 3
yenrs old. freshen J .. 24. 1924; 1
Durham heifer, 2 yea old, freshen
March 22. 14r24: 1 Jer v cow, 9
ilk n L"g1)
natlne. Ambrose Rrophey. -pity ye"Ira old, frewht•n April
CRO7,TRR-Tn Ashfield. on Friday. 1'
Decemher 2Rfb, 11i'L't, to Mr. and
Mrs W. P. Croei.r, a daineh;ter.
FiSHETR A. ,legends lioepitnl, on
Vandal, Thwmber 28r,1, 192'5, to
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fisher. (neve
\'era 'Rtoufpinn), of Cnlhorne town-
ship. a daug(ttr, (Donne Adele).
..-_. .
SHANE --Al Rtr•iteater, N. 7., Cherie'.
R. Shane. of Cleveland. Ohio,
formerly Of GodprMb: __._--
IAWKHART --At Sioux Lookout, On-
terio. on Thursday, Dteember 27,
1921. R J Inekbtart, aged 40 years.
CARS OVERHAULED
CAJt4, ANY MAKEREPAIRED, OR
nyerllaralwl In ytnnr own garng',
entipita rtion graerwMood. eve minable
rat.Y1. Mpr•tataxt in McJMnghlin and
('hevrolet. .1 M Rrown, west end of
Nelson str..4, north aide
Aron SALE
FOR SALE COONSKIN
medium weight Apply
Signal Office.
COAT,
at The
lap
rvettiiiitiiitti row. 'i1T►i.u. -cur
sal.. --ore Prairie State, choicely
1(10 eves; one Postrie Mate, 4 -opacity,
390 eggr . one MAW/0, lttyle TIE.. t'apnt•-
ity 210 eggs Thew' stains.* err all
in Al condition They meat he seed
to make room for a larRpr machine we
are Metalling Ritlirmnd. Farm. R 14
a R. R. Roep4I. Ondeekih.
Returning Officer; J. it. It.ddlhem.l )earning heifers:
1 yearling
Poll Clerk. PiGS
1 sow, due 51n nett 25: 1 now w-Ith gs
born IAremM•r 27; 11 pigs, 4) WP/`
1224; 2
A PPLICATTON TO PAi(1,1A3IENT.
Nctice is 'hereby "teen thatan ap-
plir'atton will to made by the ('arplrn-
'Ion of the Town of Goderich. to the
Iwegislatl've Awembly. of the Provinee
-4)1-OnitHio.-wt-1M Datta-wPawben for w
Special Art to empower the read Cot,
anon to rine hy way of loan on itt.
credit of its debentures the .nm of
125,000.00, to pep It floating debt of
the acid Corporation. amounting to
the aal'd Rttm of $23,000.00. and which
has arisen hy reason of yearly deficits
on cornet accounts (from time to
time, and whkM have been carried by
the Town's hank, and to empower th0
said Corporatnn to VINO a by-law for
the purpose of raising maid money on
•44 - credit of She quid datwmtifrnR,
without obtaining the ennsent of the
electors of the said Town (f Cloak,
rich. to the parsing of said bylaw or
n 1w•rvtng the formalities' in relation
thereto prew'rlbrd by the Consolidated
Municipal .5.t. 1!t2,! The pen,,eds of
the .aid d.•bentun, to he applied solely
to the purpose of dlaeharging the raid
heating dent of *25.000.on.
The Ousting d4Mmtnre 41111 of the
.eM Nanicipslfty IR $219.925.42 (ex-'
elusive of )oral Improrr•ment debts
.eenrM
hy special arts, rates of ameme-
mrnlal whereof no lwinelpa1 or inter -
.•.1 is in erring and the region!' for
repairing a frifther home of dethentnra,,
ere ie 011000 NI 01)4.
M. G ('an.re
lolieltnt for the Appltennt
It* tort aO Oenterieb. thll 31st
day nI t44*.mber, 1922.
FOWL
S., ereee : 1 gender; about 130 hens.
IMPLEMENTS
1 riding plow, single; 1 Wilkinson
e11a11:inm. plow, .. o..-'a-:-3-Fleury walk-
ing plow, No. 21; 1 ('ockshutt doehle
plow ; 1 apt resection harrows, 3 -section
dsnbletrce; 1 set 3 -reaction Harrows.
72 teeth: 1 Kat dine harrows; 1 Masspv-
iiarris 10 -hoe wort drill with cultiva-
tor teeth extra : 1 Deering mower. IT
foot ; 1 dump rnkn, R foot: 1 dump
rake. R foot• steel wheels; 1 Maseev-
Harris hay loader, 6 -foot, nearly new;
1 Frost A Wood binder. 8 foot ; 1
McCormack hinder, 7 -font, good as new.
1 wagon; 1 cart; 1 net alPigtue; 1
famine mill. complete with bagger
and sieves; 1 MnpleJ.eng green grhrd-
er, 10 -inch plates; 1 Meteey-7Tarrls
corn binder ; 1 stnck rack, gravel fox,
basket My reek; 1 senfner; ehnrn;
Happy Thonabi range, Primrose cream
eeparetnr. nearly new : exalt 50 ton..
hay : Mxmt 12 tonna strew and num-
erous other articles; 1 good collie
dog.
Everything will be disp>.0d of, as
the farm 11 rented •
TERMS -Alt toms of $10.00 find
under. Oath; over that amnnnt -ten
month's eredll will be gtren on furn-
ishing apprnved joint notes. A diet -
delft at the rate of R par rent. per
anntoa4 111111111111 for earth on reedit
a mounts.
R. D. 1t'Tlwaln Thos Gnndry
I'rvpri.tnr Anetioueer
R. S No. 1, Ilboppardton.
the se•assen.-1 am •-""1-
Faithfully
�
Faithfully yours
R. Y.
FARMS FOR SALE
QAIIM FOR SALE CONTA
`` )•101 acres, situated on the
road fl1 miles from (lucterletl a
mike from Clinton, On tXe tarot
Ia a good bank barn. SSx(15 feet
cement stabling. a (+ambit'
.oust• and drivlt';; shod, al
house. House Is a story and
fntwt•; Moth hard and toff w
house and running water in the
yard. Farm land is of good
loam. Seven acres of fall wheat
Lido fall; twenty serf's are
alfalfa, about twenty -fire a
tall plowing done. .511 the fa
wed feared. Fur price and ter
this Al property apply to the
o4, the 'treaties., Sll('(IAEL F
R. R. No. 2, Clinton.
LWR SALE .5T ONCE. -A nice
1- Just outside the corporation of
rich on Huron road. where the
or can have many farm com
t all the advantages of the
Township tax hn+teud of town
side walk to the dour from Town;
livery of Groceries. (dread, Meat
Milk from Town. Mail box at
This" property consists of two ae
land. prieture near by can be set.
Plenty of aaclrt.•.I fruit trews
email fruit. A goad house, barn. eta
drive house and fowl house. The h
is on atone foundation. Excellent
lar, ■11 well planned for convent
and comfort; Electric lighted;
water; everything In fine condi
For particulars ■pply to J. W.
strong. stove I'arw,n's Fair, P. O.
R9. Goderich ,or W. Rheas. God
P. O.
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. it. FORSTER
�/ EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Late House Bargain New Tort
thalmic and Aural Hospital.
at Moorefield Eye Hospital
Golden Square Throat Hospital,
don, Eng.
63 Waterloo St., 8.. Stratford
ephone 267.
At Hotel Bedford. Goderich,
February 2011,. at 7.30 p.m., t.. Fpbra
ary 21st. at 1 pm.
At'CTiONEERI IG
1 M STALKER, AUCTIONEER
for household effects farm 'tock.
etc., for the County of Huron,
Address all communications to 1. M.
STALKER, Auburn 1'. O.
LEGAL
G. CAMERON, K r, iIARRIS-
TER, Solicitor, notary puha..
(Ake Hamilton street, Goderich. third
door from Square. Trust funds b
loan at lowest rates.
PROUD KILLORAN &
• HOI,ME
,BARRISTERS,' SOLICITORS. NO-
TARIES PUBLIC, ETC,
Ounce on the Square, second door
from Hamilton street, Goderich.
Private funds to loan at lowest
rates.
J. L. Killoran. Dudley E. Holme
I'tays & Nape
BARR/TF.ar, 97C.
AYS-R.C.HAY9, JR.. B.A.
Iton St., Gen erich _.
CIMAGER, .C., BARRISTER.
SOLICITOR, 'otary public and
conveyancer. Of '. onrt House.
(lexlerloh.
INSURANCE. LO
MCKiLLOP MUTITAL P1RE
INMUTANCR. LOANS,
ANCE 00.-ratm and Isola
town property in'ored.
Ol6cers-Jas. Connolly. Pres.. Godo'
rich P. O. ; Jas. loans, Vice -Prep.
Beece►od O D. F. Mc(lre/er.
8ee.•hwTresar P. ileetorth; P. O.
Directors -A. Br•oadfoot, R. R.
No. 11, 8eafortb : John G. Grieve, Se.
4, Walton; William Mae, R. S Km
2, Sesfrth; Jobn Hemelwles. di;mtfoni;Robrt.dLiarsoll1rrat
haaen;Gen. McOartn 7, S E1eOlbon,Hrunedoid;JEvan�.Beechwod; JawsOoeOodwn'le.Agao: J. W. Teo, GeeMdehAlen.Leltell, R. S 140.1.(11in8ss
Jobn Murray, SMferlh; 1L $1RI
8eaforth, PoH y bsldsee Kan Py
9•14Oata .tad tetW. Mer tna
ad at R. J. Merrlsl'e (b1W is
1416..11
mites; lt. H. (litre arse.ry.
/fiat street. Ge4.rtek. K J, i.
tianeeal Store lselHdt
o 1r •
January Specials
.
LINOLEUMS
DRESSES
' •h-
rOttrh-
•1 ,tnii i , 1 . lli tir-iTI alntirtrniree-rf-Tort-
lI•r11 • 1 , ,lualit; and eel{ .c.a..ine,t.
at la.i' "Lr.ur '. r,1 95c
BLANKETS' .
lawn,. ,ii'uh;, i ,,,. aft white ;it •• an
wool. whipped shitty. Pink or bine $95
ala r'.. tete mit*
-+ttr-torlr- a lrr'ritr3..,}33nc3t, (n amen-
r•.Silk. Newest style and •rf superior yu»t-
itr, sinew 16 in 42. Regatlar $20.00 $14 00 .
Eatell
COATS
Children's and W..11a, - All title season's
,•i Ica, utiuly erre .iii; I:Inl »nd some fur
_._-.•nr3f.
DY Bi *IIIK T --
• • ":'- n$ •
---BR
�: '
'
• MUSKRAT COATS
Belem dark akin)) well w»telted and with
largest, Shan't collars. Coats are heavily
silk Tined, 45 inches long and with nr with -
out belt. Size 40 to .. �1GO.W dt X135.00
.Y. 44. •Special _stilus
COTTONS
40 -inch heavy mibleaelied 25c -
40 -inch bleached' 30c
36 -inch bleached heavy white eotton 25c
35-int•li heavy whiter, free from dressing
Flannelette . , .. .... 28c
• l;rey ell purr wool Blankets: lllnr burden.'
and whipped )singly. Largest doitlale els•.
Very .peeial, per pair $6.50
► _
COTTON BLANKETS
Largest size, best (jualit}. select beat's.
With fgnry borders at per pair g r�
3.50
STANFIELD UNDERWEAR
For :itubltva. at per gar- .95c $1.25 $2 00
luent ..:. .... ....
Penman .11 Vests and Drawer,. • •'1:•''. all
sizes. at per garment $2.25
W. Acheson & Son
MAWS WORK REVIEWED
(Contlnde from Pag
e 51
offims and by whom nominate4 la
us follows:
FOR ,MAYOR
William F. (tallow. by T. 11. Willie
Wilson.
anal J. I
11. J. A. ][acEwan by J. W. Craigia
' and H. 1'. ('lark.
FUR REEVE
W. M. Knight by A. lweunlugtun and J.
Sturdy.
11. J. A. MacEwen by D. E. Holmes
and J. Story.
it. 11. Cult . by A. Saunders and W.
Wallace.
FOR DEPUTY REEVE
\Vm. Itanie by T. Randy and A. Len-
uington.
VOTE
H. J. A. MacEWAN
for Reeve
ofjf:theTo of Goderich
for 1924
Read His Message to the People on Page 1
e..
January Clearance Sale
of Millinery
FOR
Friday; ran. 4th, and Saturday, Jan. 5th
and following week
Smartly bei.oming versions of the winter mode at
greatly reduced prices.
$5.00 to $7.00 models, at $3.50
$7.50 to $10.00 Det,dels, at $4.75
$8.50 to $12.50 models, at $5.75
Sailor Hat.. in Plush and Velvet $I.75
Children's Plush Hats and Tams, M...... $I.50
Children's Beaver Hats $2.50
Sport Hats, in Felt $I.50 and $2.00
These Hats are of remarkable Quality, style and
value.
Your inspection is cordially invited.
MISS MacVICAR
Kingston Street Cadee'ich
• .4.
R
Sixty p, , . of Hamilton's
population own their own homes, a
fart revealed bythe figure* a d f g4, of the
1923 assessment for the Ontario
city, which, according to these fig-
ures, has 21269 dwellings and 457
apartments.
The great flour movement over
the wh t Fort William and
Port Arthur tn.* season has been
unprecedented, according to reports
of the Canadian Pacific Railway,
which, by the end of October, had
shipped 239,086 tons of flour to
lower Lake porta.
Port Arthur's building permits
for the ten months ending October
showed a total of $2,632,055, which
is the biggest bulidiag year in the
history of this Ontario d , exceed-
ing even the total foe 1921, one of
the real estate boom years.
Canada exported 14%178,000 worth
of cheeses to various countries dur-
Ing the month of October, an In-
crease of $1,224,000, over the total
value of cheese exported in October,
1922. The United Kingdom was by
far the largest consumer, taking
216,000 cwt., valued at $4,634,000.
According to an announcement of
Hon. E. R. Armstrong, Premier of
Nova Scotia and Minister of Mines,
the coal production of his province
for this year will reach at (east
6,200,000 tons, an increase over last
year's production of 4,842,196 tons
of more than 1,500,000 tons. The
outlook for 1924 is encouraging.
The Prince of Wales, uniess inter-
fered with by affairs of state, in-
tends to make annual visits to his
Alberta ranch, William Carlyle,
superintendent of the E. P. Ranch.
told the members of the Canadian
Society of Technical Agriculturists
in addressing them at Toronto re-
cently.
R. 1' Uuuulugr lay .1 Cutt and
Mc\ell.
9 C. Manilla. by W. F. Cliva and J.
3W (MOIL
fr
FOR oDtTh ('I LTd)R S - !
ltuln•rt Turner by Wm. Rollie and A.
less ri i ngton.
It. 11. Ceti fly F. Jeffrey and J. %V.
('ralcic.
R. .0:'lisj
jr. by .1, 11. 1\'t'.on and
T. It. 1Yailia,
(1. 41 New:on by Way. Bailie and .1.
rT-R•3T.,In � ti
1►. }:. 1t. ',r• by U. It. W(gth!a and
11. .1. A Mai•l)wan..
W. M. Knight by 1W' 1I Roterbineetan'I
J .\V. t;ra lgie,
lobo Rtor)' by .1. W. Crylgie and 1).
E. Mew's.- •
H. J. A Stee}:w:nl t v D.1 . Holm.es and
W. T.- Marney
Dania Harrison by 11 .1. .t Mfr.) *an
and 1). E. Holmes
NOTICE OF MUTING
NiNlief. MEETING.-Tli}i AN -
mud mevtiug of Colborne Municip-
al, Telephone Syeteui will be held at
tlaa Tow•ra.hip Hall, Carlow, on Thum
day.`auuary IDtli, at 2 p.m.
E. V. 1.aweunl
Secretary.
(suDgit11>u iIitIrrIel'ulrru.tl. sIl
1'1}:•17•-,\' N!Al, )L}:}:'rink:
'rhe. a.Ina,tl ' eating of this wu•ipty
still 1..- h. I.5. in the fh.atd of T
rouses en l-'ridny, ,lauuary 11th, at R
1 members. 1 those lute
e•te
h. h. A I m 'm re, nil t
n
i
ted, are rt4piested to attend.
J. T }' •:I W. S. Ituwdei
MF}:TINt. OF HURON \COUNT *
('01'N(•I L
The Council of the Corpoettlo of the
County of )lyrot( -will meet a the
n
NOTICE TO OlRIEDITOKS
N4ITll'E TO 011E1)1111)104. -IN
THE
matter ,of the Es too of William
Bell, late e' tale of of Ooderich,
in the County of 114, n, Laborer,' al -
eeuwd. t
NOTICE 1. 'hereby given, that all
persons Imtiug ciulila or demand*
agalust the .held late William Jame«
Bell, who died o4, of about the fit•
teentli da) et 1Nretgber• A. 1). 1!aa,
at 1114- .aid 7.4%11 m I;uderteh, are
requested •to --sent (di--0r__lk•Grfe 'alis
19114 day of .butuu• .t. D. 192'4. by
loud', prelwtd .•r dr ver to Hays k
Have . lbrrrten:I , Gigierieh. Ontario,
r-fur..L1I 'ono. .Jona •' ew-
('omte. their naiuenl d addresses with
fnll,9*rtleulatrs. dui verified by atllu-
-tart' declaration ,er ffldarit. of allele
clallut. and uatiaa'r of se, urltle•.; .if
any, lw.hiii, au
.LN1) Ti.tKr I: \.1 I('l that a(tor
AGENTY WANTED
DI'ItEI'T TO IIUUE HALES
Men or women. 1 xelw.tt•e
taking oriters for Women's
I)re1..es, FR. -tory to wearer.
t
required 0t' samples, rentnu
! hurls•. (:he• refo eut•es. (taus
Cu. 95 King street. t1tat. 'rem
It:l.I:l'T11IN c'.%KI)8
()' 1 _1 v
t
4,f.
\\ tWAN1+sIi.
1 have liven iaufuatal
position of Reeve of vogr
fur the year 1924 and I he
your vote and Influence in
content. LI the two years w
O cupletl this porkier' 1 hare
do m)duty faithfully and
honor me by electing me for
term 1t .!111111 b, m,' endeavor.,
thine to aerie you 4o the
Fur traders in the distant parts
of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Silt
iah Columbia, ordinarily weeks and
months from mail service, are now
getting regular quotations on furs
from the Calgary Herald's radio
broadcasting service.
The annus) winter carnival at.
Banff, which is yearly becoming
more popular and is attracting
sporting enthusiasts from all parts
of the continent, will he held Feh-
r•uary 1.9,-3tI24r- while --1b, D.nft
annual bonspiel will take place Feb-
ruary 4-9.
According toestimatesmade hy
the Rt. Rev. Dr. G. Exton Lloyd,
Bishop of Saskatchewan, that prov-
ince has room for another empire
north of Prince -Albert and North
Sattleford. The bishop has just
completed a six weeks' tour of the
limits of settlement in his diocese,
oeveriag 2,400 miles, and estimates
that homes and living+ for 250,000
could be provided is the country re-
ferred to.
The adverse balance of grain
shipments Ginni It Canadian as
against United States porta is be
lag steadily reduced, according to
statistics oompiled by the Marino
Department. In 1916 only 91,082,-
702 bushels of Canadian grain were
shipped .rough Dominion porta,
where as 165,949,989 bushels were
%hipped through the States. The
figures for 1023, up to September
1st, on the other hand, show that
Canada 110W ships nearly half her
grain through her nwn ports. Dur-
ing this period the amount regist-
ered has been 10a,fr48,4R6 bushels
despatched via Cana4ien porta and
i3O,Mg,4$$ via those et the United,
t. -tt}'atrhy- M..1- -Ratrter--nint--li- 4'.
Siliunlug44.
C w'. Worse!! by 11 E. llo'mea and J.
W. ('reline. .
l' 11 howler fit' W 3. McNevin and
W. 11, itobernien
J. S. 1't.•yt by 1)..11. Holmes and 11 C.
Slum Inge.
\\'. 11. Rotertaon by 1:. 1' Minnninea
and J. S Platt.
J. I). Wilson by J,,P. Inkster and W.
J. McNevin. -
1). 1) Mooney by W. T. Murnpv and
D. E. Holmes.
WATER AND.IJGHT COMMTSCTON
John W. Taylor by Wm Bailie and
J. J. McEwen.
POR SCHOOL TRUSTEES
Rt. i via's Ward:
Thome; Gundry by J. Story and J. A.
's Ward:
by J. R. Platt and D
Abse by J. n. WI1.nn
rrle and W. F. Gal -
Bar
St. Patti
R. J. Ach
' E. Holm
and J. C
low and W. F. Clark.
W. F. Saunders by B. C. Munntnes and
J. a Platt. •
St. George's Ward:
Alex. Saunders 4"9- J.
J. C. Iaithwaite.
St. Andrew's Ward:
J. W. Cralg(P by C W W
George Hunt.
n.
ae,.unts'awninat the County most is'
In the- hands of the ck•rk out later
than Monday pre:Intim: the meeting of
Cuun1•IL
Geo. W. Holman County Clerk.
Goderh•h. January 2nd 1924'
iNV'ESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
THE It1('II GULDS 1)1,1E1..OF
• ::I orlheru Ontarlo---Wonderful ulr
purlunitlsc to make money in North-
ern Ontario Millions of Withal and
American capital are being invested
In the rich gold and silver fields of
the North country. AIBIT1IBi MINES
LIMITED In the Lightning River Dis-
trtat is a property highly recommend-
ed by mining engineers. and offers
Immense possibilities.. Now is the
time to invee.t at the first offering
price of 2:x• per share. Send fur in-
formation. Ontario lutt•atment Co.,
48"Ontarto street, Stratford Ont.
CARD OF THANKS
The Eseeutive of the Huron County
Criltile and Children's Aad society wistt to pub-
, ; Heftily thank the many friends who so
generously show their interest in. the
11 and. work. by their contributions. The
donations for the happy Chrlstmns
, reason were very gratifying. and while
it Is impar ihly to mention here each
One separately we furl it Ls due to
'name the employees of the C. P. R..
the Men•,wtnng Canoe Club and the
Wo en's Tnsritntca and Sabbath
echo° organizations in the eounty
which are shown their Interest and
appreciation by their generous - and
continued contributions.
Aeknowl •went Ls also due to the
newspaper p of the county for
their ready poll tion of any Item.. In
elmneetton with e • work of the
Satiety.
To one and all si express our
,sincere and grateful th ks.
-Jan tlitteh.•11 P !dent
G. M. Elliott. ('onp v Agent
.5. M. Robertson. nnnty
Seer ars.
EVENING CLASSES
e climate ander the aeaaplees of
the C. eglate Board, will he begun In
the pub c library basement ah fol-
lows: -
Basketry n Monday evening. Jan-
uary 7th, un, the instruction of Mr.
(:eorge McLeod, f The Arteraft Furni-
ture Co., whose pabtlities are so
well known.
Farcy Knitting Tuesday nfter-
noon and evenings. -Ing January
Ra), under Mrs. D. McN , who has
given ench splendid were re.
Home Nurndtg-fin Wed ay re
(Dings. beginning January 9th►. nder
4110 ably in.teur/lon of Dr Gallo
fooling -'On Thursday evenings
ginning January loth, under Miss
Potts. an experienced teacher, who
(bolds a speeiallst's certificate la
Domestic Science granted by the lade-
eatlon Department. The Board has
for a long time bad to give up cisme '
in coking for want 4f a teacher.
They trust the ladies will take full
adventegn of the splendid opportun-
ity
pportun-Ity
The classes to Automobile Mechanism
will he Bogan for ladies on Tneaday
wve'niog, Tannery LSth. and for men.
Thursday evening, January, 17th.
The daises in Tk-eeamakidg and Mfr":
linery will Dot be begun until Feb
r uary. when the Spring aryls and ma-
terial will be available. '
The Principal will be• present at
7 pm. for enrnlment and classes will
be begun at 7.40 that evening. The ,
nfterrioxnn elaesee begin at 3 pm. FoP
for the rrntrep of thirteen lemonsis
°4117 11.00. I
In Itaak.lry the materfals will be
furnished the members at enat prier.
Tn C.oking the material.' will he pro-
vided by the Board.
Other ebonies in all -deportment! will
be orrenteed as the attrendanee re -
gram'
.7. W Frnspr T 1' Ancon
Chairman neinpinel.
P1'RI,iC NOTICE
110 NSH1P OF WEST WA5VAN014H
Election. for the portions of )reeve
and Council rs of the municipality
and voting nt a pleerselte on the
oneetion °f oho .hang statute labor
twill be h.dd at 1 following pnlltna'
places on Monday..I nary 10th, from
9 am to 5 pm.
rolling snhdIvI,don N •. 1 --Weigh
Reales. Pubngnnnon. B. }. att. tit'p-
nty Returning Officer; Fra Jones,
14+11 flora.
Polling Subdivision No. 2- bile
T.Ihrary, Mench,st.er. Robert Stat
Deputy Returning Oftte.r ; John M
Knight, poll clerk.
Palling StiMlvlsion No. 3-'I'nwnship
Hatt. Fd. M14.9obertr, Deputy Rpinrn-
khg Offleer; John ('amernn. Pole
Clerk.
Polling Suhdtvlslon No. 4-Ptthlle
Library, Rt. Hpl.n.u. Wm. Wefhater,
Deputy Returning ()Meer; R. M. Att-
e/11.14n Pott Cl.'rlt. -- - -
Polling Subdfrlslon No. 5 ---Patron'(
Tie11, concessions V..' and 13. Lottie
woneherhead. Deputy Returning Of-
ficer ; .ioseph Anderson. Poll Clerk.
Polling Subdivision No. a .St. An -
roe,
44.,.. .-.1 the -1W141- 114,441411011
t.41 aueuug 1114 11.143.111 .111111ed there
having rexar.1 $uly ft, t4tr
hKhali elnitus
u whit. e Khath 1 have 11141 nut lee.
n4,, that rile sttki •eeecut,r will not
lie 1 - hie for the en14 assets. or any
part t er.rd. to ;114 persons of whose
claim teas. )11.111 •ant 11ave been re -
Dated a Gnllcrith this 2711t day of
Tkr,•mds•r .t. D. Tryst.
I \Yw& HAYS
PI irate for the Executor.
Al-CTi N SALM
DIsi'}:ltsION ' SA E OF P1 1RE
Scotch hod a I►1w purpose short
Hort Tattle. T rue' rehing out-
fit 114,11 Mnrhinery.
Mlt. JAMI' 11'Hi3' I.M
' will sell by piddle a lull sr
LOT 5. 1.. Its E. CI)L1(4) NE.
(4 males' nortltt of ikeler a 4111
-Tt'4si)AY. JANUARY 15, I
commencing eta I.3o e', -lock sha
22 head of Pure first Registe d
abort horns. S$►.t of them of tl
famous -Duchene of (1l41ue•ater" fam-
ily. the nest are Dual porpoise of
Meavy milking etruine. All the, pure
bred cattle Mr. 1'hlshnhn nus will iw
sold Ine'luding the stock' hull, Ridge
hunk ('onnt No; 1501%2. a grand thick
individual rising 2 years old. 4 young
MM. up to 9 months hid. the halanee
are er.w•a ami heifer% In calf and w,me
Toting calve.. alas three good grade
(vrwR, due early. 2
York sows dor
in March. 1 25 H. 'P: Itakee' engine
owed ta-n years, easy to fire and In
first class condition. 1 16 H. P. englne,
1 Sawyer Massey -separator with cut-
ter, 1 large one tank. 1 Rlizzard vat-
ting boa with teleecop• di.trlhnting
pipe, 1 Johnston I'or,, binder, nearly
new, 1 corn planter.
Conveyance will meet Incoming
trains on 4'. N. R. and C. I'. R. on day
of sale. Rale to he held under cover.
TERMS:--NIne month,. credit will
to given on tarnishing approres► Joint
note.:, a diwrrttnt at rate of 0 per
cent per annum allowed for cash. On
the barge threshing machine ogtflt
longer term' will the given and will tie
announetd at time of sale. This sale
Ix hieing held on amount of 411
ealth of the proprietor and every-
tg must be disposed of. Write for
rattomes or any Information to
Jam • ('1hlKholm T. Gundry
R. R. No. 3 Gaslerieh. Auctioneer.
CLEAR1NI' ACCP; elf( SALE -OP
}',Iran 444.11• and 1111ptementa.
511t. E. M.-I1.WAiN
w1!l w•11 by pt' 'Ic auction at
LOT 7. ('(1N. 1. 40 1).. ASilt'1El1)
oq
w'I:I►V441Ay JAN '4It) Orb
nuume!M•!ng at i o'eI ,dvirp
l eORR18
1 henvv dneft hnrap, 7 7 R old:
1 heavy dneft"mare. 14) yeeiw -Oft;
1 driving horde, 4 years of 1
neral purpose mare. 10 years n
4411 s,.sl to be In foal ; 1 general pttr-
pose use, 3 yenrs old, broken to lint,
news: colt. It months oA1.
('.ATTLF,
.1 Ihurha ens-, R years old, fresh-
en in n atv. time: 1 Dnrlum cow,
4- yeaift• std, • e April 24, 1924; 1
Holstein sow, 5 Drs okl, freshen -in
a short time: 1 Mum heifer, 3
yenrs old. freshen J .. 24. 1924; 1
Durham heifer, 2 yea old, freshen
March 22. 14r24: 1 Jer v cow, 9
ilk n L"g1)
natlne. Ambrose Rrophey. -pity ye"Ira old, frewht•n April
CRO7,TRR-Tn Ashfield. on Friday. 1'
Decemher 2Rfb, 11i'L't, to Mr. and
Mrs W. P. Croei.r, a daineh;ter.
FiSHETR A. ,legends lioepitnl, on
Vandal, Thwmber 28r,1, 192'5, to
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fisher. (neve
\'era 'Rtoufpinn), of Cnlhorne town-
ship. a daug(ttr, (Donne Adele).
..-_. .
SHANE --Al Rtr•iteater, N. 7., Cherie'.
R. Shane. of Cleveland. Ohio,
formerly Of GodprMb: __._--
IAWKHART --At Sioux Lookout, On-
terio. on Thursday, Dteember 27,
1921. R J Inekbtart, aged 40 years.
CARS OVERHAULED
CAJt4, ANY MAKEREPAIRED, OR
nyerllaralwl In ytnnr own garng',
entipita rtion graerwMood. eve minable
rat.Y1. Mpr•tataxt in McJMnghlin and
('hevrolet. .1 M Rrown, west end of
Nelson str..4, north aide
Aron SALE
FOR SALE COONSKIN
medium weight Apply
Signal Office.
COAT,
at The
lap
rvettiiiitiiitti row. 'i1T►i.u. -cur
sal.. --ore Prairie State, choicely
1(10 eves; one Postrie Mate, 4 -opacity,
390 eggr . one MAW/0, lttyle TIE.. t'apnt•-
ity 210 eggs Thew' stains.* err all
in Al condition They meat he seed
to make room for a larRpr machine we
are Metalling Ritlirmnd. Farm. R 14
a R. R. Roep4I. Ondeekih.
Returning Officer; J. it. It.ddlhem.l )earning heifers:
1 yearling
Poll Clerk. PiGS
1 sow, due 51n nett 25: 1 now w-Ith gs
born IAremM•r 27; 11 pigs, 4) WP/`
1224; 2
A PPLICATTON TO PAi(1,1A3IENT.
Nctice is 'hereby "teen thatan ap-
plir'atton will to made by the ('arplrn-
'Ion of the Town of Goderich. to the
Iwegislatl've Awembly. of the Provinee
-4)1-OnitHio.-wt-1M Datta-wPawben for w
Special Art to empower the read Cot,
anon to rine hy way of loan on itt.
credit of its debentures the .nm of
125,000.00, to pep It floating debt of
the acid Corporation. amounting to
the aal'd Rttm of $23,000.00. and which
has arisen hy reason of yearly deficits
on cornet accounts (from time to
time, and whkM have been carried by
the Town's hank, and to empower th0
said Corporatnn to VINO a by-law for
the purpose of raising maid money on
•44 - credit of She quid datwmtifrnR,
without obtaining the ennsent of the
electors of the said Town (f Cloak,
rich. to the parsing of said bylaw or
n 1w•rvtng the formalities' in relation
thereto prew'rlbrd by the Consolidated
Municipal .5.t. 1!t2,! The pen,,eds of
the .aid d.•bentun, to he applied solely
to the purpose of dlaeharging the raid
heating dent of *25.000.on.
The Ousting d4Mmtnre 41111 of the
.eM Nanicipslfty IR $219.925.42 (ex-'
elusive of )oral Improrr•ment debts
.eenrM
hy special arts, rates of ameme-
mrnlal whereof no lwinelpa1 or inter -
.•.1 is in erring and the region!' for
repairing a frifther home of dethentnra,,
ere ie 011000 NI 01)4.
M. G ('an.re
lolieltnt for the Appltennt
It* tort aO Oenterieb. thll 31st
day nI t44*.mber, 1922.
FOWL
S., ereee : 1 gender; about 130 hens.
IMPLEMENTS
1 riding plow, single; 1 Wilkinson
e11a11:inm. plow, .. o..-'a-:-3-Fleury walk-
ing plow, No. 21; 1 ('ockshutt doehle
plow ; 1 apt resection harrows, 3 -section
dsnbletrce; 1 set 3 -reaction Harrows.
72 teeth: 1 Kat dine harrows; 1 Masspv-
iiarris 10 -hoe wort drill with cultiva-
tor teeth extra : 1 Deering mower. IT
foot ; 1 dump rnkn, R foot: 1 dump
rake. R foot• steel wheels; 1 Maseev-
Harris hay loader, 6 -foot, nearly new;
1 Frost A Wood binder. 8 foot ; 1
McCormack hinder, 7 -font, good as new.
1 wagon; 1 cart; 1 net alPigtue; 1
famine mill. complete with bagger
and sieves; 1 MnpleJ.eng green grhrd-
er, 10 -inch plates; 1 Meteey-7Tarrls
corn binder ; 1 stnck rack, gravel fox,
basket My reek; 1 senfner; ehnrn;
Happy Thonabi range, Primrose cream
eeparetnr. nearly new : exalt 50 ton..
hay : Mxmt 12 tonna strew and num-
erous other articles; 1 good collie
dog.
Everything will be disp>.0d of, as
the farm 11 rented •
TERMS -Alt toms of $10.00 find
under. Oath; over that amnnnt -ten
month's eredll will be gtren on furn-
ishing apprnved joint notes. A diet -
delft at the rate of R par rent. per
anntoa4 111111111111 for earth on reedit
a mounts.
R. D. 1t'Tlwaln Thos Gnndry
I'rvpri.tnr Anetioueer
R. S No. 1, Ilboppardton.
the se•assen.-1 am •-""1-
Faithfully
�
Faithfully yours
R. Y.
FARMS FOR SALE
QAIIM FOR SALE CONTA
`` )•101 acres, situated on the
road fl1 miles from (lucterletl a
mike from Clinton, On tXe tarot
Ia a good bank barn. SSx(15 feet
cement stabling. a (+ambit'
.oust• and drivlt';; shod, al
house. House Is a story and
fntwt•; Moth hard and toff w
house and running water in the
yard. Farm land is of good
loam. Seven acres of fall wheat
Lido fall; twenty serf's are
alfalfa, about twenty -fire a
tall plowing done. .511 the fa
wed feared. Fur price and ter
this Al property apply to the
o4, the 'treaties., Sll('(IAEL F
R. R. No. 2, Clinton.
LWR SALE .5T ONCE. -A nice
1- Just outside the corporation of
rich on Huron road. where the
or can have many farm com
t all the advantages of the
Township tax hn+teud of town
side walk to the dour from Town;
livery of Groceries. (dread, Meat
Milk from Town. Mail box at
This" property consists of two ae
land. prieture near by can be set.
Plenty of aaclrt.•.I fruit trews
email fruit. A goad house, barn. eta
drive house and fowl house. The h
is on atone foundation. Excellent
lar, ■11 well planned for convent
and comfort; Electric lighted;
water; everything In fine condi
For particulars ■pply to J. W.
strong. stove I'arw,n's Fair, P. O.
R9. Goderich ,or W. Rheas. God
P. O.
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. it. FORSTER
�/ EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Late House Bargain New Tort
thalmic and Aural Hospital.
at Moorefield Eye Hospital
Golden Square Throat Hospital,
don, Eng.
63 Waterloo St., 8.. Stratford
ephone 267.
At Hotel Bedford. Goderich,
February 2011,. at 7.30 p.m., t.. Fpbra
ary 21st. at 1 pm.
At'CTiONEERI IG
1 M STALKER, AUCTIONEER
for household effects farm 'tock.
etc., for the County of Huron,
Address all communications to 1. M.
STALKER, Auburn 1'. O.
LEGAL
G. CAMERON, K r, iIARRIS-
TER, Solicitor, notary puha..
(Ake Hamilton street, Goderich. third
door from Square. Trust funds b
loan at lowest rates.
PROUD KILLORAN &
• HOI,ME
,BARRISTERS,' SOLICITORS. NO-
TARIES PUBLIC, ETC,
Ounce on the Square, second door
from Hamilton street, Goderich.
Private funds to loan at lowest
rates.
J. L. Killoran. Dudley E. Holme
I'tays & Nape
BARR/TF.ar, 97C.
AYS-R.C.HAY9, JR.. B.A.
Iton St., Gen erich _.
CIMAGER, .C., BARRISTER.
SOLICITOR, 'otary public and
conveyancer. Of '. onrt House.
(lexlerloh.
INSURANCE. LO
MCKiLLOP MUTITAL P1RE
INMUTANCR. LOANS,
ANCE 00.-ratm and Isola
town property in'ored.
Ol6cers-Jas. Connolly. Pres.. Godo'
rich P. O. ; Jas. loans, Vice -Prep.
Beece►od O D. F. Mc(lre/er.
8ee.•hwTresar P. ileetorth; P. O.
Directors -A. Br•oadfoot, R. R.
No. 11, 8eafortb : John G. Grieve, Se.
4, Walton; William Mae, R. S Km
2, Sesfrth; Jobn Hemelwles. di;mtfoni;Robrt.dLiarsoll1rrat
haaen;Gen. McOartn 7, S E1eOlbon,Hrunedoid;JEvan�.Beechwod; JawsOoeOodwn'le.Agao: J. W. Teo, GeeMdehAlen.Leltell, R. S 140.1.(11in8ss
Jobn Murray, SMferlh; 1L $1RI
8eaforth, PoH y bsldsee Kan Py
9•14Oata .tad tetW. Mer tna
ad at R. J. Merrlsl'e (b1W is
1416..11
mites; lt. H. (litre arse.ry.
/fiat street. Ge4.rtek. K J, i.
tianeeal Store lselHdt