HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1924-1-10, Page 8F Thursday Jlinuary 10, 1924
Britain a 'Welcher"?
A Chbugu Iwo:jate•t• prints a sap
ou
War tato sl
gi•atinruainod giver it the
caption: -The Iw•al;ue of Weicbcrsl'
I;rltahs is heeIuiled In this map, bel
Finns- "'111* In1A.r Party rising to ,
power fu Greet Britoil.- will he for'
British regweWtt.on AltUe 1a.erIeatil
Attd jet a day ur two before this
leadlag journal thus mi[reepegented
our beet lieteraatioaal ally, the Caked
etatew 'Treasury at Watetingtse re-
ceived a Itrittels rewittonee of 3E1.-
000,000 to apply ou priu.•lpal. This is
tL additlou to the lie:3 Interest pay ''
tue•nt of 1313s,000,000.
' Title same (Yikago 141x* r, 1 i house
not avowedly anti-British, a bluer ;
January Clearance Sale
of Millinery
FOR
iday, Jan.11 t6, and Saturday, Jan. 12th
and following week
Smartly becoming versions of the
greatly reduced prices.
$5.00 to $7.00 models, at. . . . ; _,$3.50
$7.50 to $10.00 models, at $4.75
$8.50 to $12.50 models, at $5.75
Sailor Hats in Plush and Velvet $1.75
Children's Plush Hats and Tams, at...... $1.50
Children's Beaver Hats $2,50
Sport Hats, in Felt $ I.50 and $2.00
These Hats are of remarkable quality, style and
value.
winter mode at
Your inspection is cordially invited.
MISS MacVICAR
Kingston Street Goderich
THE SIGNAL,
'rah. at Litertul- of John ILII
,old uaaaners), autaatlstes prints a
letter from a subacrtber returned from
}England, uhu has beeu impressed by
the Feet of goys' will to America over
;hen,
•'l uderwwill Ili surfa.r'palo0I.tiat
rlie•y extol 11." k the intimattl,tt, "the
Itritu.s cherish nothing but hostility
for their Amerh•an rousing. ,Ir Trope
OM every tioW alai ,het/. and 'a: uu-
raistisk hie "
11'e do not benevc there is ciwultlt
walks. toward Uncle Sam ht the
111111,0 K1'111,U n to eN vera �"• I"•
.temp. 1.,I alou•.• a vfhagte. town or
.11 V; we hat`.• lead tm,) 111 MY proofs of
ltriflwh ssrtsliatity from • Tornnei... 1u
the Tteo•hev. to Prowler- In I'aTlla-
Meta ;
ne'r '
Kupls'. Ihe•re NeYe:. littl0f now
then as ,. tiles t rr,osl•t ..f stN,11 an
sa11''''h1.r4 i'tag.:'- . .
est pati -isle« sta.•.etl-t•rllr 118•
doli•g of a very difficult . au• r. -1.3
UI1I t: tentelhlug �'.tu_dlift=1._ it to
do. tint w:n.t,ed A., just for rat. ••,tl' of,:
your clean record au.1 th • w• f•ri+alt•1•t
owl Iudollelu .:u.r of you children
wu.l 11.1 •1r.,n' hi;,lreu ; w eu. lu the
stilt- as the foto ..it•;¢: 'Voile!
- GODERICH, ONT.
wow df pailney (Cotutt1I. o.- calling for
all your gfeaoun•e•t and *11 you eau
sag or borrow, you go deeper to your
pue•k,•r sad tont it inside out to pay
a 1111th• debt of honor -whop this hap-
pens. and your creditor later on prints I
'a list of til. dt•htoa mud includes your
tett. and tidal* a sign over it saying
"Imager of \1'elebera--wouldn't it
make/you mord, sore, boodle, spiteful.
uJ4 * onlsac, vengeful. and everything
else mean. menacing and mwltelonts?
eertyiuly %out,' not fill you with,
tit t 'a rs u l and glorious fooling- of
I. ,,,t.•rly Sure nl,prntn• n•••
t irl.tmas aunt the New Ieti .-{'Mesa,,
triti-h .ltucr:•au.
Says . Vicks
ad
in JL `s Only Remedy
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Can Yon Hear
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/ .w� Y ..hods losock et
S i.Wa.. ..Drees re s IS rant
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LEONARD EAR OIL
retie"•. haelt Head Noises d•
e. and De
.e. let rob a back of e.» read
rase/pia re..0 , Prete $us
F., sate E,.rv..lo..-
Intenae.nl deo rrprrve older
sen, risen reque.r.
A. 0. LEONARD. foe.
7e Sth Ave
New York i
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MARK DOWN SALE
Our Entire Stock of Fine Fall and Winter Apparel Sacrificed for Immediate
Clearance
Due to our policy that no merchandise shall be carried over, drastic reductions
are enforced on all,remaining fall and winter garments, offering sensational values in
every line. Come early for best selections.
NOTE PRICES BELOW
Coats
Marvelia Coats, in throe shades, black.
navy, grey, all silk lined, tritnm(d with tucke
and have newest collars. Regular 138.50
for . .:.............. ... 124.50
Normandy, Velour and Duvetyne Coats.
tegula r 144.50, for 180.00; $31.50 for 126J0;
1128.76 for 124.00; 128.00 for 12.4.00.•
Skirts
All wool crepe, flannel, homespun and
serge'. Price., ranging from 12.25 to 116.50.
Dresses
Canton Crepes, Charnlew,e batin. Crepe
de Chenees and Veleta, all specially :educed.
Regular 1,33.00 for 125.00; $25.60 Ilor 122.00;
$22.50 for 119 S0; $14.50 for $12.00.
Hose
Our Wool iior•ewill bory the winter weath-
er. All roloro, an plain or rihbi'l, from 69c
to 11.95.
If your pocket book be your guide Walk In
ROYAL -LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR COMPANY
East Side of Square
GODERICH, ONTARIO
For the Second Week of Our
Before Stock -
Sale
We are offering a Special in White and Grey
Flannelette Blankets
ibex Blankets, largest sine, 12 x 4, white, with pink or blue bo
singly. Also Grey Blankets, pink and blue borders whipped_
Friday. Saturday and Monday, OCIPM a pair.
Ladies' Coats
Of Velours and Duvetynes. A few dif-
ferent lines at specially attractive prices
for before. Stock -taking. $9.50. SI 2.75.
$16.50 and $25.00.
Men's Overcoat:,
Of all -wool Blanket Cloth. 3 -piece belts,
nice comfortable gatr.'r' ';a for •, o I d
weather. wVl1 tailored, special prices
for before Stock -taking' ;ale. $ 15.00,
$ 17.00 and $22.50.
West Side
Men's Mac inaw Coats
All -wool Blanket Cloths specially priced
for before Stock -taking Sale. Two lines
at $6.45 and $7.95.
Boys' Overcoats
Balance of our Boys' Overcoats to clear
at very low figures for before Stock-
taking Sale. $7.00 and $8.50.
• OORNFIELD
AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS
0 f.1-',•'
GODERICH
For Croup •
•T - -- -- s
(
Quebec Mother Enthusiastic Over
Vaporising Salve .
Fvery• mother %antsi'her children
1 ba active 111111 to` grow strong
^-+ • • :gL outdoor p.ay. frequent
i +l,• their 'vitality, cause loss
a..: e' !standing, and keep young -
,t, •• puny :sal delkate.
V '' who use Vicks VapoRub
f ••liiidrer•'s ('olds find that the kld-
i' s cal, -:ay outdoor* and that their
col -troubles 1•:na usually- be checked
Appded externally, Vicks acts like
a liniment or poultice. In addition. the
iugrediepta are vaporized by the hotly
heat and are inhaled directly into the
!Malawi air passages. This double
o. Mon gnkkly loosens upa cold.
Mrs. Leon Crandall, Box 247. Lake
Mogantic, Quebec. writes: "I used
Vicks VapoRub for my little girt
when ale kid -croup, and I found
that It relieved her at once. It is
WEAK,RUN DOWN
AND AILING
Lydia E. Pinkha- m's Vegetable Cat
pound Brought Relief Wish
Other Medicines Failed
Port hlanu, :t. C. -"I took Lydia E.
Pink ham' a Vegetable Compound because
1 was tired and run-
down. 1 had head-
aches and no appppes--
tite andwutrodbled
for two years with
sleepiest/me a. t tried
many medicines, but
PUBLIC NOTICIII
Al'YL1W?IOr TO PARLIAH}:X'1'.
A
Notice Is hereby given that an rep:'
plicadou will be made by the t_urpura-
tiou of the Town of Godorkh. to the
legislative Asw•mbly, of the I'roviute
of Oytario, at Its next Session for a
Special Act to enipower the weld ('urs
anon to rake by way of loan on the
credit of 1to debentures the sue of
32:1,100.00. to pay a floating debt of
the said Corporation, aiwwnttug to
the said emu of $33,000.00. and which
has arisen by mason of yearly deficits
on current accounts front. time to
tonne. And which have lur•u carrieirl by
the 7bwn'f. lank, and to ewi,•wer the
notht did me an said (lorporetun to late. a by -leas for
n ) tlr'
l,purpose of rahetug said u•oa'ey 1111
real good.While 1 •hr• credit et the wt(.1 debentures,
was living in Wash -
without obtainin • the consent of the
ington 1 was recom- k
mendedhyaatrunier et.•tora ut-the .old Town of Gtwle•
to take Lydia E. rich. to the puasing of "edit bylaw or
Pinkham's Vegeta- + t..++.• -rima the t.ornwiitrt, do rrI*tian
Lha Compound.' 1 amstronger and feel thereto prescribed bytl
I ( 11 i
toe -since then and aim able to -40 /fir- x -manual Jit.. Itlt''_' . The lux,ct•.ai,: of
boua: work. I am willing for you to tht• -81,1 d. 1•cutnm s In 1». nihdlr.f •uk•ty
nee these facts as•testimonial. "-jure. to 11 purpose of diechurging the said
J. C. GREAVF,S, Port Mann, B. C.
floating debt of at2. INi.
Feels New Life and Strength The existing dere debt of the
Keene,N. H. -"I was weak and run- *ai*aidMunh•ipitlity is 5218.923.42 tex-
down and had backache and all rtorta of rlu•Icr of local impmnpment debts
troubled which women have. I found secured by steels! acts, rates or #18/104101-
#18/104101-
ata -
at relief when talons Lydia E. Pink- ment.or ..l._wiwra-too-l.rlari4yal er..inter
-mss _
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
to
NOTICE TO ORE11l'rOR:I.-IN THS
matter of the Estate •.l %llliage
Bell, late of the Towe ut liudertch.
in the County o1 Huron, Laborer, de►
,seedNOTINOTICE 14 hereby glee, that all
I, r.un.. having claims sr demands
against the bald 'late William James
alto died ou or about Ute fif-
e yr•utl. da,v of December. A. 11. 1923,
of
111.. 3•41 14 1.0a of (;uderleh. aro
w
mi•sted to send on or -,before the
lull 4181' of Jauuery, A. 11. lira, by
1.0-i Prepaid or' deliver to Ilays 4
11 • Berri..tera, tioderieh. omen),),
.o,1�• ,r •rs for the Executor, Julio New-
cuurl+•• their names end addre•:••s
r-rlsail
fhtl iknlara, ditty verified -1,v stn
.tktn-
• tars l rattea or affidavit, .•1 their
cluitn. sad nature of seeur;n, s. it
any.• IPA 17 them. '-
+- AIDAID?Aisle NOTICE .l' s`ter
the 1941 - day of Jauuure. A. 1, lx•':41
tire -said aid i:.0ecutor w•ih l;Iu. sal to 11*-
t x 'ou*ol 1 ate tril.utr 111 a. .r. ,.r tltet.-,tail--•fro .ea-
ed.-aa*!,att-tbe persona (ilitfre..t-nccree-
10.. Iwvioaf .asgard iinly to the claims
of a titch he shall Then leave had ry.tice,
I bud tle.•t the raid executor t+iti not
1st• liable for the said .assets. .r any
tart th. rn,f, to any persons whose.
•'falm reelce shall ,tut have ,.•n re►
vetoed.
Mint or-(lort,,t'i ll Bile reilt day, of
Deeomta•r .1 L. 19'-.1.
HAYS & IiAi'R4
Molkitnts for gin }:x•cutor.
For ga.d.priuting evt.me to The SignaL
ham's Vegetable C mpound and I also ,.,t i. In arrear sand the, reasons fpr
used Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative r..guiring. a further isrue of debentures
Waah. I am able to do my work and feel
1111-#. above u.ce set out.
new life and strength from the Vegeta-
ble Compound. 1 am doing all 1 tan to M. G. Cameron
advertise it"- Mra. A. F. HArIIOND, Solicitor for the Applicant.
72 Carpenter Street; Keene, N.H. Dated *1 Golerleh. this 31st
Sick and ailing women everywhere day of December. 19a
in the Dominion should try L dia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Cotnp O
T
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AGENTS WANTED
- AUCTION 1!l.
('AKU (W THA\KA ]ten or women. E
I. Mrs. Mary Snyder at•d family wish
to expr.sa tlttir ttutuka for the many
' kindnesses ah..wn ths'ni in their recent
sudden bereavement in the death of
daughter and sister. and also to those
who *tent floral tributes.
the ' only remedy for croup and I
would not be without: it."
At all drug stores. 5ek• a Jar. For a
free test size package, write Vick
(9temk•al Co., 344 St. Paul St., W..
Montreal, P. Q.
Though Vicks is new In Canada It
has a remarkable sale in the Staten.
Over 17 million jars used yearly. '
Commerre-tlatniltou Merger
The merger ennonnted some months
ago whereby tlw Canadian Bank of
('ummeree absorbed the Bank of Ham-
ilton became effective actively on Jan-
uary len last when the local branch
of the Bank of Hamilton closed 1t
door* to its clients and the gene(
public. For the present at lust
entire staff of the Hamilton Bank
"crossed the street" to the Com
The Hamilton staff include*
Stokes junior, William Weir,
keeper, Carl Campion teller.
ant (and A. J. MacKay, ma
bl
m•e,
rank
edgler-
c'nunt-
CW/id's ;.Pest • xative is -
' yliFornia Fig Syrup"
Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful of
''California Fig Syrup" now will thor-
oughly clean the little bowels and in a
few bouts you havd a well, playful child
again. Even if Bross, feverish, bilious,
e•onetipated or full of cold, children love
its pleasant taste.
T,41 your druggisteu want only the
genuine "California Fig Syrup" which
has directions for babies and children
of all ages printed on bottle. Mother,
Ton must say "California." Refuse any
imitation.
Farmers rtquirtng help for the
Spring Hearne or year 1924. are
rsqueeted to apply at oo(e 10
11. A •Maedonell, Director of
Colonization and Immigration,
i'trliament Buildings. Toronto,
Ont., or to the ARrtcmlttrrel Itep-
rrstentative of the County in
wdieh they reside
Application. whnuld •nate
wbe•tber they require experl-
(wreed. partly experienced or lu-
ez erienc•ed eine* men or er-
p•rleoerd married met, with or
without familt.w, length of time
meenksr's will 4* required and
rate of wastes.
Apptirearmm will be filled it.
far as paadble In the order in
which they are pe.*•4veut, prefer-
ence opren yearly t•naatnmenta.
By nsatMority of the finnor-
able .Inhn Ft Wert In
114nUte•r of Agriculture.
BORN
WOODS -In Goderich. on 1'i..- I sy.
.Tnuunry. 1st. ltr_3, to NIT. and Mrs.
'l'as's. South street. a son
(William Robert Franklin.)
MARRIED
afat'DONAi.p-- TROMPS(1N.'- in
First Presbyterian Church, London.'
sb
on Wednesday. January 2. 1024. by
Rey. I)r. Beattie. Violet May. ae.•-
n d daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dar•
1 Thompson to Mr. William Mac-
natd. of Goeler(eh.
DiED
SNYDER.-in Goderieli, on Friday,
January 4. 1924. Mary Snyder.
daughter of the late -leave Snyder
and of )Ira. Mary Snyder.
.JOHNS/TON.-In Watkervllle, on Jan-
uary 2. '1924. Harry Morn.,•. in.
fent wen of Mr. and Mra Wns. R.
Johnston. formerly of Gods -irk -h. in
Ms 7th month. The funeral took
plats. from his parents' residence nn
Jnnnery 4th'to Windsor ,;rove cem-
etery.
MBMOKLAM
C.tRTER-in loving memory of Pte.
William 0 Carter. who died Ja.t.
'10th. 1910. at Bohn. Germany.
Buried in Rrnsoris, Belgium. R ov.
est son of Mr arid Yrs. James
Carter, Airt.nrn.
He gave his life for his country
He Ilea with the rest of the brave:
He died for his loved one's freedom:
He fills a" moldier's( grave.
-Mother. Fatter. Brother and SDN -
ten.
WANTRD
BOARDEWANTED-ELDORADO
WANTED-1JO►RADO
iionse. Wte.t Street. Warm ram-
fortable ram. with splendid table.
Itatea reasons b Jas M. J. Doyle.
21p
CARS OV-ERILAVLED
1Rs, ANY MAKE REPAIRED, OR
le overhauled In your own garage.
satisfaction gtwranhrd. reasonable
rates. SpeeclalL-.t in McLaughlin and
Chevrolet. J. M Brown, west end of
Nelson street, north aide.
FOE SALE
FOR MALE -COON Sk!N
medium weight. Apply at The
Signal I)fflee. ltp
Fou SAL.F:-A PA IR 01' ONE -
horse hh4.alelghs with grnyel lox.
a cutting box. n omrhorve plow• har-
rows and a dray. Apply to Mrs. Ben.
Iloggartl. cnrn.•r Rayfield rand and
Raglan street. 11
NOTICE OF MEETING
MEETING OF IIURON COUNTY
ul ('OUN'Ct1.
The Connell of the Corporation of the
County of Huron will meet In the
Council Chamber. Goderich, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon on Tuesday.
the 22nd day of January 1924. All
areounta alralnst the County most he
In the halide of the clerk not later
than Monday preeeding the meeting of
Connell.
Geo. W. Holman County Clerk.
Goderk•h, January 2nd 1924.
INVEIMMENT OPPORTUNITn1.!!
THE RiOlI GOLDFIELDS Or
1
• Northern Ontario -Wonderful op-
portunithe to make money in North-
ern Ontario Millions of British and
American capital are being Invested
In the rkh gold end Alter fields of
the North eonntry. ABITiBI MiMI'S
1,IMITIF1D in the f.Ightntng River Dis-
trict
tatrict 1N a property highly recosmend-
ed by mining engine•era, and offers
Immense pnsalbllltkw, :time 1s the
time to !wrote at the first offering
price of 23r per share. Send for In-
formation. Ontario Investment Co.,
48 Ontario street, Stratford Oat.
31 HF:AD
Al"l7rN►N SALE OF' lo}'
Milch tows, and young cattle.
Mit. ERNEST TI)WNeilliN11
w111 sell 1.y public auction at Lan -
non's Ilot.•1. Golcrich, ou
TI11'R9T)AY. JANUARY 17, 1924.
curnnu•ncing at 1.341 o'clock sharp.
2 Khat grade Durham canes, ti years
old, due this mouth; 1 good grade
Durham cow, 4 years u1d. milking tt
ws.•ks; 4 Durham cows. due in -April;
1 heifer. rising :t, sulgwted to be it.
calf: ; ihirham heifers, due In May : 8
Iteru(uml heifers, welgblug about `00
ponnde : 14 Ite•ref,rd steers. from 7110
to 900;sounds: 1 M•ifer rising 3 years,
sulrp.w•d to be In tall'.
• TERMS -JT'cn months' er,tlit will 1tr
given on furnishing al•proved Juipt
notes. A diseoi, t of :. per eeW.I
straight will he nlloweel for oasb.
Ernest Tnwnslwiwl T. Ounelry.
Proprietor Aoctkoneer.
DIR}1'T TO HOME DALES AGENTS
zeluslye territory,
taking orders for Women's House
In -eases. Tactor= to aearer. Deposit
required on samples, r turnst.le any
tlatye. 441ye retereare, Canada Dress
Co.. tt,5King attest, Mat. Toronto
FARILK FOR
SRM FOR SALE: CONTAINING
101 acres, aittatted on the Hama
road el% *01... from (ioderlch and 514
milts from Clinton. (i the farm their -
1s a good bank tarn, 15105 feet with
cement stabling. a combined pig
boost• and driving .!red, also bee
hods•. House 4s a story and a hal!
, frame; Loth haul and aft water td
homer and running water in alae bars
yard. Farm land 1. of good clay
toam. Seven acre* of fall wheat sowed
Ude fall; twenty acre., are apeded to
alfalfa, about twenty -flee acres of
plowing done. All the farm is
well tence1
. Flu.- prlc.aad terms on
this Al property apply to the owner
on the premised., Y1C1L1, g, FLICK.
IR. R. No. 2, ('Untss.
At'ITOR'N SALE OF IIIOUSE-
C, hold fnrniture of the late
` J. W. Ben
The Executor of foe Notate of Lite
'Tile 3, W. Bell will sell by public
niw•tlon at the prilllisea of the mild
late .1. W. Bell, on Hlncks street In
the town of (katerkeh on
KATi'RDAY, JANUARY 13th, 1924
commencing at 2 o'clock p.m.
The furnitike monists of: -2 parlor
tahiea;.1 Colombia vketrola and 3.1
mror*M: 2 large rocking chairs; 3
moaner rocking chairs; 8 pair •d cur-
tains; '1 pair portieres; \1 Fug. seedy
new. Alt x 12;1 whatnot; linoleum In
hall; 1 hall rack; 2 mirrors; 1 large
oak sideboard; 1 welnut centre table;
0 'Ibi4ilg chairs; 2 elo•ks ; 1 eI4Pa-
slit tattle; 1 good rng twrpet ; a num-
ter of mals and wv.•ril nom; 2
(nmldete last room snits* with mat-
trenees and -prime.; 1 iron Md, mat-
ins.... awl springs; 1 dreamer; 2 toilet
wets; a gtusuNty of bedding, blankets,
`quilts, sheets, pillow rases, towels,
etc.; clues,, crot•kcrv, glassware,
cutlery and pieturees: 1 littotsanm 15 x
15
f
I
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER
'
ETE. EAR, NOMI, THROAT
1 Late House Surgsua New York Oph-
thalmic and Aural Hospital, uelstaat
at Moorefield Eye Hospital NoeNoeGolden Sta-
quare Throat Hospital, Lo
don. Eng.
58 Waterloo St., S. Stratford Tel-
ephone 267.
1 At Hotel Bedford. Goderich, ee-
1 February 20th, at 730 p.m.. to Fatten-
ary 21st. at 1 pm.
AUITION' uuNG
M. STALKER, AUCTIONEERfor hooiiebold offsets farm stock,
etc., for the County of Huron,
m
Address all eosttaleatlooa to J. M.4.11
STALKER, Auburn P. 0. 44.11
: b smaller pieces of Ilrwsle ons ; --
1 Ms -Clary kitchen range and pilaw: 1
kkehete (whiner; , 1 kitchen table: 2,
Ionna't•a: 1 Hodges 'sone: 1 lamp -
kitchen an,I teal room chairs: garden M 11. CAMERON, K. ('.. BARRIS-
tools, hoar; Rotary wealth's machine, TER, Solicitor, notary
lawn mower and other articles+ 1100 Office pamllton street, Ooderlck•, tktsd
numerous to mention.door rom Square. Trost funds .
TERIIK:--('a ft son date of tale. Forlt1
lean ,at lowest ratan
further particulars apply to ----- --
Thomas I;tmdry' Hays sit Moro pg�y[yF(N)T,
Auctioneer Hays
for the `` t KiLi.rllt.\� k
0LM F -S,
Executori B 1STERS, SOLICITORS, NO.
i TARiPiS PUBLIC. ETC
on the Square, second doer
+Hamilton street, Goderlcb.
to funds to loan at loam,
J' 1 +' *j11Ior:a n. Dudley E. Holmes
LEGAL
D i8I.ERKION KALE OF 1'1'ItE
Scotch bred and Dual purpose Short
horn Cattle. Terse TI,t•raliing out-
fit and Machinery.
MR. JAMES CHISHOLM
will Sell by Wolk; section at
LOT 1, L. R. E. COLRORN E.
(4 miles north of Go0erkh t on
TUESDAY, JANt'ARY 15, 1924
eommeneefng at 1.30 o'clock sharp.
212 head of Pure bred Reglatered
short horns. Moat of them of the
famous "Duchene of Olouerater" tam
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fly, the teat are: meal purpose of
hw(ry-attlkTing atialna. All the pure
bred cattle Mr. Chisholm has will be
sold Including the atock bell, Ridge -
hank Count No 150182. a grand thick
Individual rioting 2 years old. 4 yonng
Bulls np to 9 months old. the halanee
are cows and heifers In calf and sump
young calves, alas three good grade
cows, due early. 2 York sows dee
In Murch. 1 23 H. P. Raker engine
used two yearn, easy to fire and in
first class reoi[ditton 1 16 H. P. engine,
1 Sawyer 'Ramey separator with cut-
ter, 1 large steel tank, 1 Rlizzard cut-
ting 4tnz with teleneop• distributing
pipe, 1 Johnston corn binder, nearly
Aew, 1 corn planter.
(',onveyaneat will meet incoming
tractor on C. N. R. and C. P. R. on day 41
t )tape & Flaps
BAsOtteriaa, Ere,
IIAi:S--R.C.HAYS,u1., B.A.
amilton St., Ooderich
GER, K.C., BARRISTER,
lICITOR, Notary public, and
ooa neer. Office -Court Rolm
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NCL LOANS, L'Ii„
P YUT'IAL riRE 1NSUR-
c DJR1JIANCI. LOANS. ETC.
ANCE 00. -Farm and Isolated
own property lasered
Omcera-Jas. Connolly, Pres., (lode•
ver h P. 0. ; Jet Evans, V1ce`prse,,
hwood P. 0 : D. T. McGregor;
-Tress., Sestorth P. 0.
(actors -A. Broadfoot, R. R
3,
alion ; $eaforthW111; I*JohnRlaaG. GrleR. RyeRoc
, Ifs,
t, .
of male. gale to he held under cover) 2. forth: John Rrenotwle, Bred -
TERMS: -Nine menthol credit will basin: Ono. McCartney, R. R. No. 8,
iwe glvpn on fhrnidlting approved joint Seatorth ; Robert ver, Harleett ;
notes, a dlsr•onnt at rat,' of 0 per Yertay Glossa, Rdrnpedatd; Jataas
cent per annum allowed for coati On Evans, aeeclwood; Jeames Comet`,
the large threshing machin, outfit Ooderteh
longer terms will ate given and will tip
announced at time of Nal,. •Thal enM
1. being held on seer oat of 411
bewlth of the proprietor and every-
thing mnat be disputed of. Write for
,atatoguet or say information to
James ChINholm Abet.
R. 'R. No. 3 Gode•rlch. Atretloi(!pt.
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Agents: J. W. Teo, °MeridaS
Alam Leitch, R. R. Ns. 1, Mama
Jahn Murray, Rkatorth : 1. Hltachlge
S earth. Policy headers eta pay a!>t
payments and get their earls nom*
ad at R. J. Morrish', Clothing''Lees
Ctbtsa ; 1t R. air. ow'''.s- or J. R.