HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1924-3-13, Page 8>S-Th'.trsday. March 13, _924
Town of Goderich
PUBLIC NOTICE
in order to inaugurate the
.t stem of 'collecting taxes
.eini•:utnually, it is necessary
to tuake out a program of the
seat's work, and 10 have an
estimate of the year's expen-
ditures prepared at once.
Petfor treating streets
with road oil, or for (he con-
struction of sewers, must be
presented to the Town Coun-
cil on or before April 1, 1924.
1 ty t ln1,•r of the Town Council,
L L. KNOX, Clark
Telephone girls
sell goods
A'small store in a amaB
-town can train and
two of its own girls (oE _
men) to take telephone
vertised
good., as the big stores
do.
In one store with over
100 telephone pperators,
each takes telephone
orders, acting as shop-
pers for the telephone .--
cuatomer. In this 'store
as many a8 3,00.0 tele-
phone orTers\Ira be re-
ived in one day.
S ' m e grocers use the
method. May we
help 'u apply it to your
basin
NEWS OF SPORT
' .Toronto tri.- .first time
In eiglttteu years. .tool. Peterlor,'
woo the IVOeruo•.Mato (41211110. obi
trout Gotlerith iu Baht. A Teterboro
hockey team has reaeleel the finals
to au O. H. A. group.
Cllntou's junior Northern Leer*
.14 -am defeated W4IIg1(nu In the sec
-
i eunend round 0 to _ and 1 to 4. or 7 to
on the rotund. but went under to
)ttrfnrd Midgets in the Wird round.
to :t id 2 to 7, or 10 to Gun the round
In the second game of the
Stratford "grit's 4:tsrrt:r Elliott. Huh
Town goal -tender, wa. given A five-
minute penalty Just before the game
Mo..' 41 for n fistieuff with Me•Cnlly,
CL•n�ir ('icy defence' man. J1.'
Snitch. of Clinton. attl'feral a broken
ankle 1n an attridelltlt mlxnit With
Bunn. Stratford wing player.
.\{ler .'11.11) ?IIIA t4 utlwl.er of
fsirly -teen tentn.. Including Sarnia
and Guelit4. the New Hamburg inter.
mNl(Atc O. iI. A. team succumbed...to_
Niagara Fall. In the semi-finals, 2
to 0 and 3 1(4 1. or 5 to 1 on the
round. There was considerable in-
terest locally in New Hamburg's Md
for the ohampinn hip, '.Inc,. it was
practically the same sextette as play-
ed in the Goderl'h ;grnep lest year.
with .itch players as Oliver. Leder-
TUN l. Roth. Bowman and Hamel In the
line-up.
Town League. Hockey
Interest In the town lettght• in com-
petition for the Robertson cup is not
leek -Ing. The Rankers have as good
a chancy as any to cop the honors.
partlenlarly If they can take the
.nt4Asurr of the Matthew( And .Vi
Stara teams in their nest game.. Lest
Friday night the Matthews Line de-
feated the Bankers 3 to 1. while
the All Stars and G. C. I. tied their
le`
ing the Bankers trimmed the All
Stars 4 to I and_ihe Matthews Line
banded the a. C`. 1. the `hors ono of
a 40 1' wore. On Wednesday night
the Hankers -won their third game.
defeating the G. C. I.. 3 to 1. while
All Stars pulled a surpr:.e in defeat-
ing the Matthews Line, 3 to 1.Weednes-
day nlght', games tee standing of the
four teams. with goals for and
against. is. am follows:
TPA 01 W. L. . T.. CI- G.A.
hanker. __L.___.*_._ 11. 7
All Stars 2 1 1 ft 9
Matthews 2 2 0 O 7
l:. C. I 0 3 1 R 10
The regular s•bedulo tit the town
hockey league. will be completed next
Monday evening ready for .the semi-
finals The game.. Friday nigh* are:
hankers v,. Matthew, Line: A11 Star•
vs. G. C. 1. Monday nigbt the games
acbeduled ares All +Stara _4'a
nkers; (',: /:. I. vs. Matthew*.
--A Niche mg Referee
Pittsburg deapetcbw state that
George Hiller, former Kitchener
hockey star and now .omPnting
wills refereeing. refereeing. 'bar been se-
lected by the 1'. H. 11.' A. to referee
the final. at Pittsburg and also for
the finite of the western -section.
whdth will be p)ayrd at lit: Pant He
Ever, Soft r.e.pi..• t..
t 44.4 lN.e.2c • Sleben
FARM/HELP
CANA D ". N NA'T'IONAL RAILWAYS
IN C
ONTARIO GOVERNMENT
WILL WIN ASSIST i✓
TION WITH
'ARTMENT OF COLONIZATION
4N SECURING Feret ..alp.
TIIERE will be an Urgent demand :11 over Canada this
year. If you need farm help apply early. The Canadian
National Railw*}•s Colonization and Development Depart -
swot, throughits re)ir(srnt,ative@ in Great Britain, Scandinavian
and other European countries, often' a free service to tanners.
Order your farm help as early as possible in order that they will
r.•.ach Canada in time for Spring.
BLANK APPLICATIONS CAN els OBTAINED FROM ANY
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS AGENT
on
DEPARTMENT Of COLONIZATION AN DEVELOPMENT
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
MONTREAL. Our
FIght Is Still On
Anyone using
---Counter Check Books
should take advantage of present conditions and order
for future requirements. The manufacturers have been
fighting one another; but any day an armistice may be
signed that will end the war, and prices will go up
again without warning.
Don't Wait
A day's delay may mean a big difference in the price
you will have to pay for your next lot of books.
We\ are agents for McCaskey Systems Limited,
leading ranufactitrers of Sales Books, and can offer the
lowest p: i cis obtainable.
Caliaiiee samples, or a telephone call will bring
you sam 11 nd prices.
Ord -r4 ken at present prices fe.r future delivery.
But this a. 'vilege• may be withdrawn at any time.
DON'T WAIT ORDER NOW
Telephone 35
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., United
GODERICH
THE SIGNAL,
will 1e gone tbrtr' week.. Biller has
Lunde aru1211.• fur himself refereeing
{14141 14 m. popular as au official as 144•
+tits as a ilayler.
I/IIL•r n'ferw.i two game., in 111e
playoff .reit.: between tteafurth and
4:txterich au,1 gave_ .plen.11,1 .111Isfac-
't1un.
A Real Radio Develee
. Thought. (►ste•rhout, a Lucknow
radio fan. has been constructing a
radio broadcasting .et. '\'Ith this
homemade stet he has been experi-
menting In 'sending out code. Him
(Isle signals have been picked up by
eels out' in the country anti also In
(:oderich. Test week, however, h*
was surprised ". to get a letter from a
14444 iu };v,•rru, ')lass.. telling ltdm
that his signals and messages were
picked up In Everett. which is a dis-
tance of ahem :1011 mile.. from Lut•k-
now. Ife k Atilt working on his set
and hop's before long to selttd nut
rad(oph•'n• m.• -.ages. 11114 lieeuse
call" Tetters are ('aw4411a 3-10. O. -Fre..
Trees.
Douglas le a son Of Rev -._J. _ O*,
torhont, formerly pastor of Victor-
ia street Methodist church, Godertch.
Feels Ten Years
.Younger
Mr.. Sage gel, great benefit, from
Dreeo and rrtORIMends It to anyone
',IN"' i, suffering from stomach
troubles.
"I can hardly realize that I am the
same person." 4411711 Mr*. S. Sage of 22
Batavia Avenue. Toronto. •i.. f t
years younger and edjoy erety meat.
-something that-1Ta-S Seen moose
with me for years.
-"I was chronically constipated and
o 'er Oe lig
full of gas and nauseated. I would stif-
fer from billions attaeks which would
often cause ere to go to bed and dirzy
spells would come .over me. I was
nervous and never felt rested and
truly Wits complication of troubles
SCRs making life -a mtaery.
"I was told about Dreero by some ce
my friends who had ree'r•ived great
benefits trona it and from the very first
week's treatment I began fo notice con-
siderable Improvement.
"Tile beneficial results I received
from Juer three bottles really sur-
pris,'d me for I'm feeling grand these
tbly4. The sharp. rheumatic pains
which wet. across my hack and
through my body have entirely disap-
peared and I have no more Rsstrie
troubles or bilious attacks. while the
Dreeo laxative tablets are the hest
thing 1 ever tried for constipation.
"I cannot praise Duro enough.
is hardly a day passes h
what 1 do not tell ,OMP one about it.
T recommend Darn heartily to anyone
luaving stomach troubles."
I)rw•o IN made from the pure Jukes;
of herbs, roots, bark and leaves. It
rnntatns no mercury. pntaah or 'habit
forming drnga and is always safe and
reliable.
Dreeo k being specially Introduced
in Goder4eb by H .C. Dunlop. and L
sold b) a good druggist everywhere.
The Arthlu ('ircle entertainment
will be a rom.dy entitled, "Safety
First.' Rem•meer the dates, March
27. 28.
B1t-i.AW FOR G. 1'. I.
(Continued from Page 11
Reeve Mannings "I think the Colleg-
iate is the first expenditure we ought
to make now *ter the intake."
Counsellor Humber cited the .fact
that it would cost at least $150 to
have ,the people vote On the bylaw,
but even more costly would be the
low of much valuable time. It
means A lot of edueeation and propa-
ganda to get the people to rote
nightly, lye pfd,
The school quratlon has Meet b43
fore the people for some thine, pur-
suer) ;eve Macnwan. The people are
fully expecting that something hat; to
bo done in the matter. In fact, 0120
of the points raised at the time of the
hospital bylaw Was that improve-
ments would beep to be made at the
Collegiate In the near future.
Councillor Wontell emphasised the
point made by the Reeve that the
people generally wore expo4'ting some
action with regard to the Colleg1Ate
and favored the council's voting the
t8shod_-dlred--.-B1� the fact
that the -Sill, might possibly be de-
tentes! bT-tom--mg4ttve wore,
ratepayers who would not be fav-
orable to any improvements becanse
they themselves bad no children going
to school.
llaynr GAllnw favored the stthmis-
Minn of a bylaw to the people and add-
ed that ff the ratepnyerw were prop-
erly educated there need be no fear
of the result.
Councillor Platt, r..eogniting that
something mast be done and ennsld-
ering the argnment. of the question
along financial lines. wee In favor of
the council's+ voting the trequtred
amount of money witJhout going to
the people.
A* Indicated in the Letter of In-
formation forwarded to the e011nr11
by the Collegiate board, as given be.
Attention !
All citizens are requested to
call at the Council Chamber
and inspect the plans for a
new Town' 1fa11 and Audi-
torium combined on exhibit'
there, with a view to intelli-
gent discussion at a public
meeting to be held in the
near future.
- GODERICH, ONT.
lot.. and :is emphasised 1.7 Mr,
Mune. the improvements would cold
the town actually but $1,21114 more per
all uuw Chau at present. 114e animal
debenture payment for thirty years
vu the $a8.01N1 would amount to
13,f'i2O. The county's annual share of
Hee would he $1.01.. The Collegiate
board receives at pn'sent $x7.511 out
sof a possible grant of $584 from toe
Province under the lead of '•Ii•1vw)I
accommodation and It. adwpla(y." .\
ttalr,.e4tlmate under this head with
the improvement,, Sr proposed .om-
plet4rl would raise this amount to at
least $•l(rl. making au annual he
creme In the grant of $314). Only
two-thirds of this can le• applied on
the town's spare of the debenture pay-
ment, however, which would there-
fore amouut to approximately $2.700
per annum. The Department of Edu-
t'4t1o11 has intik-ate(' that the an-
nual Government grant of $1.500 will
be cut off If tbere an, no Improve=
ments made at the Celleglate. Were
the board to lose this sum the annual
Ieey on the council w'6uld he lncreeas-
ed by Just that amount. Thin the
actual inere'ase per *12uum to the
taxes. Nmouuts to approximately'
*1.°.
- fu all$w-er to a question by Coun-
cillor Humber as to the debenture
payment figures. Mr. Hum* 're.
plied that they had been taken from
the statement by the town auditors
and had been reritled by Mr. A. M.
Robertson, one of the town auditors.
It was moved by Councillor*
Humber and Woreell: "That this
(02212(11 approve the plans submitted
by the Collegiate Inatltute board for
addition to the present building and
that we go ahead with erection of
acme. providing that -the . accepted
tender does not exceedthe archi-
tect's estimate."
It was moved In amendment by
Mayor °allow and CQnne for Tuan
as olows: 'That a bylaw be sub-
mitted t0 the people for the remodel-
ling If'the Collegiate Institute In ac-
cordance with -the- "Mae as submit-
ted by the Collegiate Institute hoard."
The amendment carried. Reeve
SfacEwaa and Councd'Ilorw Humber
Rorsell and Platt voted against the
amendment, while Mayor (fallow,
Deputy Reeve Munnlugs and Council-
lors Holmes, Ryan and Turner voter}
to submit the question to the
people.
On motion of Councillors Holmes
and Turner the council unanimously
put itself on record as thoroughly
apprxrlating rho need of fmproee-
meaty at the Collegiate and approve
ing the plans as prepared and submit-
ted by the board.
Upon resuming In council, the re-
port of the committee of the whole
was adopted on motion of Deputy
Reeve Monologs and councillor Ryan:
t was then carried, on motion of
Councillor Humber and Deputy Reeve
Munninge, that the [inanee committee
hare a 'bylaw prepared to be consid-
ered by the council at a special
Meeting nest Friday night -inPerr
-
paration for publication in the press
the following week and subsequent
submission to the ratepayers as pre-
ecrib*d by law.
The letter of information from J.
P Hume, secretary of the Collegiate
stltute board, to which reference
made above, is as follows:
"I am directed by the board of
steps of the Goderich Collegiate
titute to convey to you the folio
information 1.e requested by yo
"The Lettisdative grant include
[x.d grant to each Collegiate
2.,0; ten per cent. of value of qui
nt up to a maximum of 8107.:,0
n per cent. of salaries paid up
max (mum of $1,000; ocbool a
mmodation and its adequacy up
maximum of $584; total maxima
000.50.
'The Goderfclh Collegiate Institu
'red in 1922 the maximum gra
all points except for school accom
AMon, on which the board d
7 1ST from the Government, ma
a total grant of $1,504.50.
'The boated•J. d lbs opinion. •
fair conservative estimate of 111
ount we would receive on aerotn
odstInn would be S4OR. thus thereat
our yearly grant by over 8800.
'Tire county has to pay for main
name the tali coat of their count
pile. elttimated by the ratio the
total attendance Of their pupil
1* to the total attendees.,. of al
pits For the year 1924 the e•ounty'
re will be 34.7 per cent, n4' a I1ttl
r one-third of total cost of main
ante. For the permanent improve -
is the eotlaty mor ea. ekeht
8T1Tiptrshare. t
pro rata shah. It
reasonable to e3ty il�
edaner of county pnpik► becnnee
he [Here attra(ivp aecmmmodation
Prieh *111 have,
The erehltect'a Pshhmstes are 11.i0. -
end fear selectee equipment, ete.,
▪ , making In round flgums
This debenture at five and cree-
per cent. for thirty years would
ire an annual payment of $3.990;
county'. share am at present
Id he $1.086, leaving Gnderich's
share nt $2.922. Gnd..rich'* share
he extra grant of 1;300 world !{e
. leaving an actual increase In
ercet(on of $2.722.
honed the Improrements not go
sed. the $1.500 grant would 1e
!'pi'!. adding that amount to the
s without any value (for it:
by adding soother $1.500 we
ha, she greatly Improved ac-
modation for nor students.
The town's financial ohllgattnnR
ebentnre•c are being rapidly tak-
e' and met. There Are motoring
IaMt 1,aymeltt4 On debentures As
t'-: i41y21 and 1922, 2.
84,62.1 6, ,
and 1924, $1,698.20; 1920 and
11,^, 707.:45. and 1929. $(1.(19122.
tem rd haw therefore no 1tPs1-
(n regne.tIng the counell to 1s-
dPt.PhrllreM for $56,000 for the
ed improvements
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AUCTION R.U.P,
111)\1.1:.-.\1 IJet roiI. on 44.4441' -'lad. 11'CTII)S $ALF. OE VALUABLE lith. t.' NO. and lir.. J. A PR(►1'i:I(TC. un We." street, in the
J. lkole. a sou, IJolw Rolterl I. I t0wu of (;uekrleh.
Y(►t'NGso'N. - At I'ultueraon. on -
Tu.sd*.t, Frbruark•i21b. to Mr. and i 1 am iustru'•trd hy,a1Isa Iiut".0 to
bell lo- Public .\11(11011 at the prem-
Isea, on
II}:LL.-lu (:oderkh, un ...MOM- H.\TI'Rh.\l. )(ARhIf end
Lias, February SW b. to Mr. and Mia. at 12.:4) o'clock sharp
John 11. hell. Kingston •trop. a •iA)TS Id ANI) 81
daughter e ltetl y .\IIs rtl 41 ( Front Ing o1. \\•4.4 street 441141 Light•
K4IiKI \N1►. \t N'.•.t roe. Out.. Fronting
stnr•1 ill
li the town of Iloderlch.
on 11utrrthly,'Stroh 11th, t r. and .11°11%e %e ' { eve illy there Is a comfortable
Mrs. 1). H. Kirkland 1 ase Etta frame dwelling. also a garage and
Poles. a daughter 1slant Doran+. 1oul(rr homy'. Tip' la11d 4* good for
. .e
f garden or there is ample
UIFa) nom, fur thaw additional houses 011
TROY. - IU dlod,N(h, on Saturday, 14114' propert7.
Man'h $th, 2athrrlu' }trophy, 4444• ' T/:R C$: Twenty 1ser twuL of the
(' 0t W.' late Phoma; Tr'y,'iq bt•r purchase moat's tq IM• ps1:11',111.4n.
d on day of
43rd year. sale, butane'. In 30 411171.. 0r one-haltJ.omdon, onn )I
)11'NNiN(:o5I llyr,u Sanitarium, the purtha•4' phoney may remain on
unday, 41144-4.4 3rd.. mortgage et Il per rent. 1.4*annum.
1V'm. Percy Munuing•, .on of )!r. 'There w•111 he no reserve bid I am
and Mr... Wm. Mantling* of Goll- lustros ted to sell.
rice tuwuship In his 39th year. HAYS A 11.1.1-S, TH4)S GI'NDItY.
Solicitors. Auctioneer.
Mr.. 4401444 rd 1'. t ensigs.st. It 41111lgh-
ter l ltetty. aceta 4.
GT'NDRI'S S.1LE REGISTER
Friday March 14 .-Auction sale
of farm *tock, Implements, furniture.
etc., at E. H. of lot 21, cocers:con 4.
West Wawanosh. Jas. W (;lbs nt.
proprietor; Thos. Gundry. Auctioneer.
CARD' OF TH.%.''KS
AND )LRB. R. R. MCN1I_NGS
and family. Goderich township.
wish to express. their appreciation of
the many kindnesses shown them by
their friends and nedghbors to
their recent bereavement in the death
of the late William -Percy Itununiati.
THE RELATIVES OF TEE LATE
1 Mrs. Thomas Troy
der an expression of their 'grateful
thanks to Rev. Father Gnam, sad to
Ilse Aural of 411Prandrs hospital for
the kind attention and excellent mete
given to Gra late deeeit•ed during her
illness.
FOR SALE
1RQI'IM SPRING WREAT FOR
us Sale -Free from weeds. 81.50 a
bushel. Apply /TOWARD STURDY.
R. R. No. 1. Goderich: 'phone 608e3.
2t.
VCR SALE. -FORK' TOURING CAR.
Brand-new body. Engine has been
thorougbly overhauled. Or will sell
body or ebassl, separately, M. W.
HOWELL. 2t
VOR SALE. -A QUANTITT OF
a first prize Renner Oats; also reg-
istered weed barley, 0. A. C. No. 72.
Phone No. 2013 Carlow. FRANK L,
YOUNG. R. -R. No. 5, Goderich. tt
CABAL, FOB SALE. - 65 acres clay
loam. S. % of lot 11, 8th Conceit -
MM. E. D. Qo76orae township, Com-
fortable frame house, 10 rooms; barn
30 x• 70 ft.; two sheds 20 x 9G ft.:
driving bourse and pigpen; orchard;
well -watered top spring and well; are
mile from school. 2% miles from Au-
burn etatlon, 9 miles from Goderich.
Reasonable terms for quick sale. Ap-
ply to T. 9. itiattI/PON, R. R. No. 8.
Auburn.
THE GODERICH HOUSING CM -
MISSION
'bffer for Sale by
PE BLIC TENDER
Brick Cottage. comp•ratTely new,
with modern improvements, situated
on Lot No. 1247, Keays street.
This he a splendid opportunity for
anyone desirous of securing a good
home on easy payments.
Tenders will h. received up to the
15 tb of March. 1924. Any tender not
neeresar(ly a,ept.d.
For 1nspew•'ion and information ap-
ply to Cha*. A. Nair*, chairman o1.
Houylh` Comedasipta, or to L 1. Kaox,
Neeretery.
Tenders to be addressed to
l,. L. KNOX,
Secretary G. 11. C., Goderich.
POSTAGE STAMPS WANTED
WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR
cash. Old Postage Stamps and Old
Envelopes with stamps attached. Old
lemma of Canada. Felted States, Great
Britain, British Colonise, preferred.
No modern issues wanted. It may
pey you to look up your old letters.
to Box 22. The Menai.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the Estate of Matil-
da Gallagher, Deceased.
Notice in hett••ttimkglven that all per-
fume having el. or demands again-
st the estate of Matilda Gallagher,
late of the Town of Goderich in the
County of Huron. Spinster, deceased,
who died on the Gth day of February,
A. D. 1924, are required to send or
deliver to the undersigned, solicitors
for the Executor, full particulars of
their claims, duly verified by declara-
tion or affidavit, on or before the 29th
Clay Of March, A. D. 1924.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the
said 29th day of ,March, A. D. 1924,
the said Executor will proceed to die -
tribute the assets of the deceased
among the persons entitled thereto,
and the/ the aald Executor w111 not
to liable for the said assets or any
part thereof to any person of whose
clalm they shall not then have received
notice.
Dated at Goderich, this 3rd day of
March, A I). 1924.
HAYS & HATS, Goderich,
9ollciton for the Executor.
To the New Cfask.
"I shall expect to oe treaNd aa
one of the family."
"Don't' risk It . my girl, Walla
your cooking Is above criticism."
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF VAL-
umble cottage and Land of the
late Jeee 1)renin 11'll.
The Administrator of the property
of the late Jean Drente Bell. late
df the Towu of G.wb•rich In the Younis
of Hems. widow ,.f the late William
James Hell, will offer for wig the
lands hereinafter des•ritl.d. by Ihtblle
Anetlon by Thomas Gundry, Auctba
ser. o1.
MATI'RDAY. MARCH 22nd. 190(
at the proprety eltuate on Bluets
fat. in the Town of Goderich at two
o'clock lu the-afterneon:
Lots running Numbers Sehruty-tour.
Seventy-five. Seventy-six, Eighty -
013e. Eighty-two. Eighty-three and
Eighty -fowl•, iteymour'y Survey in the
said Town of 'Goder*b. .
The mewsty Mr
market -gardening lot,. fruit trees and
heti on it a comfortable w..11•built
t'ottage.--- hie is a splendid opp414U-
sty for any person who desire•, to
market garden.
TFIRS118: The said property will be
offered ,for sal* subJeet to a reserved'
bid. The purchaser .hall at the tins•
of salepay down a deposit of 10 per
tent. of the pureha*e money and Stu
pay the remainder of the purchase
money thirty days thereafter, with-
out interest. when -posse stolon shall be
given. Further particulars and condi•
tions M sale will be made known at
the time of the sale and in the mean-
time may be had from the Adminestrs-
tor, Mr. Jobe Bell. Goderich On-
tario, Mr. Thomas Gundry, Goderieh,
Ontario, Auctioneer. or the under-
a[goed solicitors for the Administrator.
Dated at Goderich this 4th day of
Marcb, A. D. 1924.
• • WL\TH & HATS.
Solicitors for the Administrator.
rLEARIN(; AUCTION SALE OF
FAR!(. FARM STOC'i.. II/TL}:-
MF,NTS, ETV
)IR. ROY R FARROW
will Io'1l by pubHc auction
AT NORTH 34 OF I.OT 27, CON. t.
W318T WAWA.NOSH
on
WF.DNHSletY. MARCH let h.
commencing at one• o'clock sharp
The farm contain, 150 acre* of the
very beat land. and is In firstelass
condition. There 1e a good hone* and
a good barn. 40 x 80. on stone fo
dation, with water in troughs
through stable: aka driving abed.
x 54, with hay loft. Terme of sal
for the farm will be made known o
day of sale.
HORAH8-1 driving mare, 7 yes
old; 1 geoerril purpose, 5 years old;
general purpose, 10 years old; 1 bleary
draught. 8 yore old.
COW$. -4 Holstein. 7 years 010.
Just freshened; 1 Durham, 7 years
old. Just freshened; 1 Ayrshire, 4
years old. supposed in calf, due June
6th:_1_Durham, 6 years, supposed la
calf. due eon 23rd 1 Holstein, 8
yesre, +ride eau at root; 1 Holstein, 9
years. supposed In calf; 1 Durham
heifer, 3 y*ars old. w1b calf at foot.
YOUNG CATTLE. -1 steer, rising 3
years old: 1 heifer. rising 3 years old :
4 steer*, rising 2 years old; 5
heifers. rlding 2 years old; 4 spring
calve•]; 3 calves,, about 11 months' old;
3 young calves.
PI08.-14 pigs. about 175 lbs; 7
pigs, about 125 lbs.; 10 pigs, 2 month('
old; 1 brood sow, supposed to be In
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF AN
P•\RL1 E\T
'1A1BNT
NOTICE
Iv IIEREHY GlYE-
an App4k•ation will t,,.
the Board of Trusteed of
the lbwn
Consolidated ih•ho/l. at
County of Huron an( of Ilb•lroc
lark), to tip. Lr i ['adduce
the Prov gaMtle .Lose
Inc. „( Ontario at it
Session for a si"tial Art dl
the Benmlller ('ou.olldatc,t 84.12,
tiuu and providing for the r
tlou of the old School Somali,.
prised in the Consolidated
Su, -tions, the said old 1echool
comprised
humin it y ing Public School
Tow:Whit) of Colborne.4 mat 7 1q the
school sections 'should be esti t4at
restored to their origin,' nos
with the same boundaries sp t
ey
prior to the formation of the
Consolidated School Seethe.
DATED at Goderich. this Slat da
January. 1924.
M. G. CAMERON.
Solldtor for the Appile
-4-
Al•CT1ONEERLNG
THOMAS IfUNDRY, GODEJITC LIVE t1TOCK i AND G e)N •:
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No 119
Sales attended to anywhere and eee
effort made to give sate:fatties.
Farmer.' sal.• notes dlseount,,i.
1 11 STALKER. AUCTIONEER
for household offsets farm Meek.
etc., for the County of Huron
Addlresa all coamaalatloas to J. 11.
STALKER, Auburn P. O.
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. R FORSTIER
EOMp. TRIOA?
Late Rouse Surgeon Now Tart t
tlaialc and Aural Hospital,
at Moorefield Eye Hospital
Golden Square Throat Hospital Loa,
don, Tog.
53 Waterloo S. S., Stratford Tel-
ephone 267
At Rotel Bedford, Goderich, ea
nil 18th. a: 7 '41 p.m., 4* April 17tt1,
.4 1 p.m. - - _--
T.GAL
4
M G. CAMERON, K 0. BARRIS.
TER, Solicitor, notary piddle.
Office Hamilton arrest, Oodsrleh, titbit
door from Square. Trust toads y
loan at lowest rataa
PROr'DFOOT. KILLOILtN
BARR/STEMS. SOLICITO'
TARIDS PUBLIC. RTC,
Omce on the Sgoars, filetal
from Hematites street,
Private funds to yea *1
rata..
J. L. Killoran. NNW a. jar
flaps d Rape
BA alumnus., Lam.
R.C.HAl-S-R.C.HAYS, n., B.A.
Hamilton St., Goderich
w1.•
•11
S
r EAGER. K.C.. BARRY
' SOLICITOR. Notary public and
u coaysyaacer. Office -Court How.
Goderich ,
4's
1
FOWL. -2 geese, 1 gander, 96 Leas.
1 ered•to-lay Roo1F - -.
IM_MEMEN1g, ETC. -Li ,Maeoey-
Reeds Binder, 8 foot cat; 1 Ma,aey.
Harris ¥ower, 6 foot cut, nearly new;
1 Maaseystfarrie Hay rake, 12 foot,
1NI3IIV7I 14'1. 1�.
McKILL0P MUTUAL FIRM IMAM
1m ANCA, CO, -Farm and teasers
town property basared.
rich P. F0. Evans. " Gado.
Beechwood P. 0.: D. F.
See: Treaa, Seaforth P. O.
Directors -A. Broadfoot, IL IL
Ns. 3, lieafortb; John O. *bre, It.,
4, Walton; William Rina, IL DL MA
• 2, Dsaforth • John Bsnl,eiwles, Brame
haiee: Geo. McOartney, R. a. N.. S,
Ssaforth ; Robert !serfs, Hartsell;
Murry Gibson, Broo.•a4.ld; Juan
Evans, Besebwood ; lamas Coalma
Goderich.
Agent.: J. W. Teo, Gotland) I
1 Alex. Leitch. R. R. No. 1, Casson
John Murray, Seaford+; L HIae111sr,
IleafCs
aw.dors can pay *p
at .i:.nedR.8Nomm Ccards lothing II
011otan ; R. a Carrs 0reosry, !1y
sten street. Ooderlr,h, or J. H.
0*nsral Dese's, Bayaeld.
nearly new; 1 Massey -Harris 11 -hoe I To -day la the
seed drill; 1 Massey -Harris cut tivf- I to -morrow la the
tor, with 3 -horse attachment ; 1 inter- I
national wetter, nearly new; 1 I
Oliver riding plow; 1 set 4-ee tion afar -
rows; 1 fanning mill; 1 wagon, 1 Reaches
wagon box. new ; 1 gravel hex: Reaches
1 stock rack; 1 hay rack ; 1 set stoop Colds
sleighs ; 1 Mt sleigh rack; 1 rubber-
tired top baggy; 1 light wagon; 1
cutter; 1 root Dinner; 2 seta heavy ' IMm diate�..i
harness; 2 arta driving harness; 5 IIIc �'(J lC1.r1
time to do things;
time to do nothing.
tone of Alfalfa ; 3 tens of Tt ,othy
hay; 30 busbies of oat.; 20 hnehela
of potatoes; 1 Daley churn, nearly
new; 1 washing machine; 1 cream
separator, "De Laval"; 1 cook otos*:
1 coal heater; 1 kitchen cupboard;
forks, chains, Morels, and other
•rtkies too nfinerona to mention.
TERM/I.-Ail mama of 81000 rind
under. nab; over that amount eight
months' credit will be given on turn-
table; approved Joint notes. A Ms -
covet of 6 per cent_ etra(ght off for
cub on c'r'edit amount*. Hay, grant
etc., comet.
Positively no reserve, as the prop-
rietor Is giving tip farming.
B R. FARROW, 10144 STALKER.
Proprietor. Anetioseer.
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things that else can't naderatasd why
• ran should make so much foam
over • Waning button.
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Has a double effect
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cold weeblee -,w► VMia walls
ewer throat and a)ast ON law W
and twee the /overbite bass ARM
the net{. An night less yea ferrel...
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lei Nalmbt ler.O daasn--dalaw MOD
to loosen
sasn ttie ( Mars mania
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