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1911 Dundas Street LONDON, ONTARIO
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TIIE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
Men's
Raincoats
at $5.95
Just received a shipment
of Men's Paramatta Rain-
coats, made in a depend-
able olive shade. just the
Coat for rainy days. All
sizes. While they last
$5.95
M. ROBINS
The Square Goderich
' Mt iia 11 »was thinks he Is overwork-
eti Just because he takes all day to de
I,a three-hour job. a
NOTICE
All owner- and A:ujiio's of
premises are hereby notified
that all garbrige, etc., must be
removed from their premise-
by May lit. 11424.
F. G. WEIR.
A..t. Sanitary Inspector.
TOWN OF GODERICH
, DOG LICENSE
Th.• owner or harborer of
any dog without a license is
liable to prosecution under the
town' bylaws..
'Dogs at largo' without a pro-
per lieensc tag will be dent ray-
ed. •
ay -
Id.' •
i og tau May be' obtained
at the Town Hall from the
Tax Collector, Mr Campbell.
IF; you want to keep a dog,
get a lieen,u'.
R. C. POSTELETHWAITE
Chief of Police
Gl'EI.PH .1N41 GODERICH.
(t.bnliatkrt from Paige 1.1
'Ile 1'.l'.R. which It had 1o1 Kot, 1114'
-looker affirmed -11 as the policy tt
hi. oilmen* never 10 promise any-
thing it could not earry out. )Lr.
I inter advGalt•rich to get in
!ouch with the 11%11 tor dons. ,teawshlp
.o.utpsauh•. .4o -rating boats. passenger
and package freight, out of 1VInd .r
x11.1 1t,%troir and on up (�. Fort Wil-
liam. for iu tial •wily the e..lau ,light 1*
a111.. 141 s.r•nr.• s41111• 1111.1.11160.! 11 11.1
freight bent serti.t.
W._J._1Ir4ornark on Trimpeltation.
11r. 1V. J. 11.•coruuu1k 114'14tr. 11 11i111.
*elf 1111 enthusiast eimeerninyt the sub-
ject of 1otnsps.rtntkro. having barn
closely t.aine't..l with that line of
business all hl. lint.. He easerted that
in his opinion the problems and attll
e ultk•s of the traits1 oortation sostewS
had largely arisen through lack of puh-
licity, tlu• latblle failing to understand
,nd appnrfate the many detail.
wldch tit Into inousportallon.
Mr. McCormack en -tilted Mr. e:, . 1..
Parsons. tuanueing director of tie
Galerteh Elevator. k Tran8lt Co.. to x
grunt extent for the large amount of
grain that passes through this {ort.
"No nutter how large you bulld the
elevators." Mr. Met remark-
ed "well find enough stuff to fill them
for you`" • Mr. • MM'orwack intimated
that be was a ehart.•r uiemher of the
11.1ary Chili of hi. home city. 4)11,1 di -
THANKS
I am requested by the Board
to express their appreciation of
the support given to the Collegi-
ate By-law, this support being
so much the more appreciated
as it was so perfectly. voluntary.
_ ,No other appeal was made to
the vote•ae than the, preatentatioa
of the facts in the case. No pro -
'vision. either, was made for the
bringing oul of the vote. The
contract has been duly signed
and tIv- work will be proceeded
with. -Pdssesrion of the build-
er.
pro
by the 8th of
Septembber.
- J L FORD. ,
Chatrata of Board.
EASTER
BARGAINS
Make this your store for Last Minute Easter_. hopping. You
want to Look smart for Easter; we can supply your wants in
Ladies' Spring Coats and Suits, Millinery-, Gloves, Hose, etc.
For the men, young men and boys we have Suits, and a full
line of Furnishings. Latest goods, moderately priced.
Give us a call.
LADIES' SPRING COATS AND SUITS
Made of the newest materials. in the latest
styles and shades. The models are par-
ticularly attractive, the lines are smart, the
trimmings rich and colorful, and the prices
are remarkably low.
EASTER MILLINERY
Get your spring hat here. We have a
large stock of ready -trimmed hats, fashion-
ed of rich, colorful materials, combined
with straw, and trimmed effectively. You
are sure to find k hat here that twill go
with yonr spring outfit, and at a moderate
.trice -
LADIES' SILK GLOVES
Short and Gauntlet Gloves; in all the new-
est shades; also 24 -inch s3loves In all abides.
LADIES' SILK HOSE
In the newest shades, Pointer heel; also
glove -silk Hose in different shades.
MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
At bargain priees, Navy Blue Serge, also
plain shades in .Brown and Grey, as well as
striped and c eeked patterns. Regular
$18.50 for $18.50; regular $22.50 for $18.00;
regular $41.50 for $21.50.
BOYS' SUITS
Get the Boy-' a new Suit for spring. We
have a large stock. some with two pair. of
bloomers
HATS AND CAPS
liemember you can get your spring Hat
or -Cap here at very moderate prices. The
latest shapes and shades
FURNISHINGS
A flood line of Gents' Furnishings, and
the prices are the lowest
THE SQUARE
SHOP WHERE YOU A1T1NV1TED TO SHOP
A. CORNFIELD .
LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS
GODERICN
1.1tcd ttioit lite ualit.- 4.1 such 1.. alas. No4 tr.: 1 4• tt F., anti Mlait-
orgaulzatlous. 1 hull 14815e. N., •1 F. mud .t. M.
A eordlal vole ofd- thanks to the Sur. lying btu". IA•.ide. Ids wife. for
sgwuken. of the ..re,,1ttg WAS. mey.rl by tuerlvrllis..4lice $tu ,'t1 tirevw.' date
Mr. George %%'Illinois and ai...tided by Otter. Mrs. A. 1'. Reid. uta' " aims.
1k -pasty Reeve Mlunnints. the hatter ll r. Reginald 1'r1dIt:uu, 1'.t the Tor
tstugn11ulatlug the \.ions Tinel, upon 1.. oftic,• of. the \festoon y3111ml:1 F'Iour
Its wortlewhlle activities in the too MI,I1, C... and Sir. Multiunit 1'ridhaiw,.
motion of just such suer ssful 4.ffalr. of the uftlee .tuff of Thorne, llulh'l-
as the Innxptet hall proved itself to be. laud. llowsuu a McPherson. "elm 11terve'
. .Tbe R,edne'a Mak NI r. • Wei.
In I'rldhaut. of Toronto. and Mr. Walter
The wusk•nl rt f the inun I ,
port tt g
eluded a delightful reuditlou of tits[ I . 1 oidium, a1' to,. u are brothers.
nppropr .. spring w,ng "Tic `tat,' Ito.. ML'. Holmes %a• u-si4tr.l ,las the
of the Robin" (Parole Jacobs Ihaul e 1 flna•rnl . rvltw Ii 11* J. F:. Furl.
t.gondc4 tat e'nt1tusla.11,.--aitplatMe 10► i hind Iu111e. were yt sfrs, IL J.
by Mrs R' Frank Saunders alai+ r'- The ptdllartr.-r-. lit tueutls•rt of Muit-
sLtgfug n )tumorous lithe etlL.re tq.4 .J .1. McEwen,.1. 14. Platt. 1t. J. Santis.
titled. "l iint'L" Jlr. )Ltcl:a'uu pe,• A. S. 1'hrystu1 and Lr. 1V. F'. Clark.
scut s1 41rslaunder. with a beautiful dorsal tributes. %bleb. were In'ith
bouquet of rosea atnd.lst atndher nut. lad beautiful. Melodist t.ltet. from
burst of nf'llnns No Ie.. pleesinx the 11'.4 .F'.4.1: /'u.. Thorne, 411t.hidhwd,
Mt1SiC.
PitoF'. 1V, 11. J.tt'Kat►N, organist
and ItIre•tor of Mlurlc. North
street Mlcthu.11.4 church. Instrnotiott
given lu Voice Culture. 11rg1A. Piaui.,
r\Tulin. (inner. Phenol. etc Srttdio x1141
r'.hf.�u,c, t'luu'ch street. !'hone :tsi.
CARD OF THANKS...
TUE FAMILY 0F THE LATE NIU.
lobo %Vaguer wish' to th:u1k. tire
tuau. friend. and .neighbors for the
kindness anneal iu their recent sod b►
movement.
MIRits. F. .1. 1'Itll►uIAll AND FAMILY
[like tit• furans of Plspre-r•inik their
appreciation of the sympathy and
kindness ..blest during their palet
1t'rea t,meu t . .
was the flue latrihox• solo. -Cheery 11uas,n, A 14•I'1u•rsoi. and Maiti+lud
T't Ill: It1a..1'fI17•.. F. F TEELATE
\\'shill 11. M11.111.1. take this
twat.. of thanking All the Crit -leis tor
their kind ,,.s1.1/11wr uud ,.ymlatti% Ina
their time of bereavement. Their Whi-
nes. Is deeply appreciated.
1
0F' TUF: i..1TF:
Jacob Flick wl.h to tlwuk the
many friends and neighbors for Its
i
Undue,. sl4oen during their resent
sad bereavement and alto those who
took part in the music at the,Aervice.
Song' (David D. Slater.. by lir.
. Fred (;, Holmes, .chi. by way of
moor.. sing "11.t1ih Lk kin's." with
(ho
Amuaiug effect. Mr. thuedounlil Gabbs se• peseta! from out of (omni for the
acted tis r,ronyatist during the cve11- funeral were: MI r. and Mrs. A. I'. Reid.
playing very n r,•pp,btc for Moth Mr. and .1rs. Reg.I'rillani, lir Mntt-
th,• solos atm] rhe singing u[ 'miner -
ham.
1'ridliaut lir. and 4lrs. N'ut I'rid-
ona club parodies.lu.m. 3lr. 4114.1 lir.. Ernest Hick and Mr.
j.odl<e. The Jtltas'os paraded be the
funeral in a lolly end ro nduMUd tat.
customaryrt. ie..' at the grxte.lde.
The blue and >t ItIt. di11h)g•rtsan of p ('n•tt •. all o4 -Toronto. The •y%-
I1i,• hotel .eros 1.144111.1.1y d.rv.rated for {otic of the many frietal4 of [Ito de -
the .*rasion unit I,,.tth natural and
arttfletal ttowers. ferns and spring
blossoms. The table.. 41: weell us taw
dervratk.its. holic,11ei a commendable
desire to please upon the part of the
munogement \ the de'oritttve %•hem.•
Iw•Ing, the spa.•Sal effort ,.f lir. n.
Sutcliffe.
OBITUARY
'
JACK AIN'SLIF:.
l)tsth claimed a 1ovtd one At tile
home of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ainslie
ou Wednesday, April 2. when their
only child, John Matthew, war taken
in his fifth year. Jack. as he was
known, was of a bright and affection-
ate divpoeition and was loved by every-
one. He endured his sickness with
greet patience. The funeral was held
from the home der his parents to Mait-
land cemetery on Saturday. April 5.
the service being conducted by Rev. R.
C. M1•Dermid. Tokens of love were
shown in the many and beautiful floral
tributes. Sincere sympathy is extend-
ed to Mr. and Mrs. Ainslie in their
great los.4.
MISS A_N4. LIN.[ DANCES.
The. funeral of the late Mlsm -tnxel-
Ina Dancer took plate on Thursday
afternoon from the home of her bro-
ther, Mr. Loftus E, Dantry. St. Vin-
cent street, to Maitland cemetery.
Itcv. J. E. Holmes, pastor of North
street Methodist church conducting
the funeral service. The pallbearers
were Mesar'.. J. J. Doyle, C. A. Nairn,
('ha.. C Lee and Sheriff Reynolds.
Miss Daneey's death was very sud-
den. She wa. living at Toronto and
had gone to Montreal to visit her
nephew, Mr. Fred Ione. Monday night
of late week the wan taken -with it
stroke. and death ensued before morn-
ing Resides her brother here. a sis-
ter. Mrs. A. E. McGregor, of Sarnia,
survive,. Mrs. McGregor and Mr.
Fred Lane were here for the funeral
MRA. • klEi HERR.
The death took place on Friday,
March 36th. at her bnme on ilurnn
road. of Margarette Glazier. widow of
the late John Herr. in her seventy-
fourth year. Mrs. Herr. win was
born in Mullett township, was the la,.t
surviving member of a family of ten
children born to the late Mr. and
lira. John Glazier, her sole fturvh-ins
sister, Mrs, Cooper, having passed
away in Manitoba last May. The de-
ceased wa4 twice married, iter first
husband. Wm Devine, having pre-
deceased her by nearly thirty years.
Her second husband, John Herr, died
about nine yearn ago. Mrs. Herr is
survived by a family of eight ,'hlldren.
all by her tarot husband. including
Mrs.. Mugfor, Toledo, Ohio; Mrs.
Lorne Smith, Niagara fella; Colin
Devine. Toronto: LFrniwt Devine, 11*
milton; John Devine. Oklahoma: and
Tom. George and Bob Devine. of the
West. Another son diad some years
ago. The funeral. which waft held on
Monday afternoon, March 31st. from
Rrophey Bros.' undertaking parlor.
to Mettland .esmetery, wax conducted
by Rev. (' N. Dewey the ddeteot d
having twee a member of the Baptist
church here for it .number of years.
The pallbearer,. were Messrs. Wm
Blackford. Wm. McDougall, G. Rates
and W. Clarke. Those who were here
for the funeral from out-of-town were
Mrs. Mllgfnr, Mrs Smith, Messrs.
Colin and Ernest Devine, and 4.[184
Katie Ellison. a niece, from S.•afirth
FRED J. -PRIDIIA11
The funeral of the late Fred J.
Prldham. whteh wn. held on Friday
afternoon from his late residence. Nel-
son mirror. to M4.titland .-,-tilt ,cry, w•e4
largely atten14st tar. I'ridham'i
death rs',•tlrnvi o1' Tui.td:,r rd last
w.r•k In Toronto s; the home of his
only daughter. Mrs. A. P. Rele1, 1i
I'inew,*al rant, whither he ILA rone
with, Mrs. l'ridhaut last ('httsltuaa
when the dines. which. wbsequently
proved fatal evertts,k him. The de-
rmal. w -1,n was a son of the late Mr.
and Mfrs. John Prldham, was a proal•
nent and popular resident of town.
having spent peat -tit -ally tale entire life-
time here. for many years (ondnet-
ing a merchant tallorine hulloes.
11i4 popularity was due. undonhtedly,
in ill. kindly disposition, his geniality
and his ready telt. The assiduous at-
tention with which he had waited nn
his Invnlld wife during ree.nt months,
prior to their visit to Toronto, was the
...cite& of fa...table comment by Rev.
J l' Holme,[ In Ills address during
the +f Derail service on Friday. Mr.
i•ridham who wart in his misty fourth
year. will tai mot mlawsI In town by
a wide elrrhe of friend,. and se-
gnaltitarwv••. He WAY a member of
the North street Miethn.It. rnngre
ration. In politics he had atronnly
*Altered to the Conservative party.
Fraternally he was n meatier of Tinron
11'44111 1. 1.\ N4111011 h, the widow Alla
[amity in ,iu•Ir MU 014112. -
DORM.
FARRIER. -In West
Thursday, April 3, t
W. R Farrier,
It int.
W:tai:.1,0.11 an AI NSLIF:.-Mr. and •Mr. MatAhew J.
o lar and 31.r.Ainslie wish to exprcais [belt tjtrnks
41 son (a•Inftoni t.. their ueighla,rs and friends for
the nutty kindnesses shown them In
their nvent - bereavement Iu the
death of ethcir lour -year-old 4+00.
John Ai Ile.
G411 hits t ken lame our darling.
Placed ur bud among the dowels.
Taken ck the child he lent us
To a •tter 14ome than ours.•
1'.4f1'f0N.=-.tt Alexandra hospital.
,;,•derleh. on Monday. April 14. to
Mr' and Mr.. A. (sari Campion. a
daughter.
MARRIED.
GIiDD-\RD-RR1NDl la'. - A
torts street prreonage, on the
Ins(:. by Rev. J..W. Hedley. 1
ekdest daughter of Mr. David Brent
ley, Colborne township. t.. Mr. Rhi-
no Goddard, of Ltx•know.
1VARRFJNER-FILSINGER.-i1 North
street Methodist church, (rtderich,
oa Thursday. April 17, by Rev. J. E.
Holme., Mary Katherine Filature.
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H C.
Fllsinge•r. to Harold Palmer Warren-
cr. only -on of Mr. and Mra. Thomas
Wetmore, all dR Goderich.
DIED.
JOHNSTON,-in Ashfield township
on Monday. April 7, James John-
ston. aged 89 years and 10 months.
GL'ND IY'S SALE REGISTER,
Saturday. April 26 -Auction sale
of household effect., at the ressidets'e
of Mb, M. G. Worthy, Cambridge
street.
Saturday. April 19 -Executor's sale
of property and effects belonging to
the estate of the late Wm. McPhee at
the premi.ew, at Loyal, Colborne
township. George MhI'ht'e., executor.
TO RI NT
t pASTURE IN GObERICH TOWN -
2 SHIP to rent for cattle- For terms
and particulars apply to MELViLLE
sri: RDY, R.R. No 1. Goderich. Tele-
phone 11.008,
)R RENT. -APARTMENTS OVER
Mr. R'ighs Drug Store now oc-
eupheA by lir,,. Lillow. For informa-
tion inquire MRS. JAS. WILSON, tai
Avenue 'toed, Toronto.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
in the matter of the Estate of Wil-
liam If. McPhee. late of the Town-
ship of Colborne. Deceased.
Notk,. is hereby given fist all per -
mons having claims or demands
against the estate K William H. Mc-
Phee, late of the township of Col-
borne in the county of Huron farm-
er. (let-easei, who died on the &h day
of April. A.D., 1924. are required to
send or deliver to the utml signet(.
solicitors for the executor, full mir-
th -Mara of their claims, duly verified
by deciermtton or nmdpvit, on or be-
fore the 3rd day of May, A.D. 1924.
AND TAKE NOTICE: th*t after the
maid 3rd day of May, A. i). 1924, the
veld exelftur will pna.'e.l to distrib-
ute the assets of the mall devaial
among the persons entitled thereto,
and that the said executor will not
Iw liable for the said a.sett, or any
pert thereof. to any person of whops•
claim they shall not then have receiv-
ed notice.
Dat.si at Goderlcb, this 9th day of
April. A D. 1924.
iHAYS A HAYS, Goder eh.
Solicitors for the alizecutor.
NOTiCE TO CREDiTOP.S.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN. pur-
auant to Section f,(t, (hep 121 of the
Reytaed Statutes of Ontario, that all
p'rsona having eialgta against the PA.
tate of Thomas A. 8 Pennington, de-
ceased. wbo died on or *bort the fif-
teenth day of February, A, D. 1924. at
the Town of Goderich 1'n the Provine
of Ontario, are required to send by
Punt. prepaid, or to dearer to R. Van -
atone, Wingham, Ontario, solldtor for
the ewe•'utor, nn or before the twenty-
second day of April, A. D. 1924, their
names; and ad4rstee., with full par-
tkutatr, of their claims in writing, and
the natttre of the se•irlty (if any)
held by them duly verified by a
statutory declaration.
AND FURTHER TAKE ''NOTICE
that after the sold twenty-second day
of April, 1924. the aasete of the said
estate will he dtatrlhnted by the ez-
ecutor among the parties entitled
thereto. h•v11te regard only to the
claims of which they shall then have
nottee, and the estate will not be liable
for any claim• not filed at the time
of the said distribution.
DATiDI) at Wingham this twenty
first day of March. A. 1) 1924.
R. VAPTSTONE,
Wingham P. O.,
Solicitor for the 10ieentrrr.
AI'CTiON SALE
rcTItIN SALE
a well-Iu,•ated, two•atory frame
re. dents. (bath and Iig..t:) : garage
12x barn 20a27. and seven lot(;; also
An Lb furniture; garden lools,.pou!-
try. eta at the premixes, .Regent
street. 1' erieh. on
!i.\ 'ROAN-. ILLY 3W
at 130 Wel •k. Full partk'ulars In
next we'ek's Y net
OILtRI.i:S .E. YOUNG.
Proprietor
T. (; I NDRY.
Auctioneer
CLEARING AI'CT
Ni4ARLY NEW
Fi itNINNIN(:S. F:TC.
Move, Vipond will sell by bile auc-
tion at her residence. Tratal street.
Goderk•h. Is.nond house west Vic-
toria 4.t.) on
WEDNESDAY. AI'Ril. 30,
at 1.30 sharp:
1 parlor suite; 2 chane. and daveo-
port in brown leather; 2 mahogany
tablet; 3 eongoieum rums: 1 bdroom
suite. dresser and 'land: 1 iron bed.
mattress and springs; 1 kttehen table:
1 kitchen eupboerd; 4litchey chair.; 1
Corona neige, gnat as n.•w, has water
front and reservoir; stove pipe. and
elbows; 1 bathroom oil clan; 2 hall
tilde's; pictures; toilet set..; 2 staoda :
1 .veal oil stove; 1 axe; garden took
and numerous other artirhs No re-
serve. ea Mrs. Vipond i. \eating Godes
ri, •h.
TF1 P.M S. --Cash.
T. GFNDRY. Aut•tioneer.
N SALE OF
IOU SEH( 11.D
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE1101.D
EFFECTS.
There wall be offered (Qr sale at the
nsdden.e of Miss M. 4. Worthy.
Cambridge street. on
MATT}RDAY. APR1i. 26
.commencing at 1..30 p.m, the follow.
ing:
1 Rrutiel. rug, 3x31,., 1 tapestry
n15. .^,c :, eer nphol'd roeker.;
1 small:4.pork_erl; 2athparlor tables; 1 oak
pedeoa 1 1 st.wl bad malt : 1 oak
hell reek : 2 bearoom shims. spring*
8141 mattresses; 1 Singer sewing mach•
Ine: 1 oak sideboard; 4 dining chairs;
1 phare linoleum; 6 kitchen chain;
1 kitchen cupboard: 1 dr,pleaf table:
2 %mall tables; 1 c,oketove; 1 laundry
store: 1 coal Ml stove; several Jen
emnned fruit; window slimiest; ltletttre
frames; 1 toilet stet; rag ruins: klteh-
enwnrr• and cooking utensil's; wash -
boiler; title and bard; and other
articles.
THRW$
Mi)SS M. G. WORTHY, Proprietress.,
THOS. Gt'NDRY. AuMtonesr
woonsompammompadmimmaimb
WANTID
WANTED. -CATTLE 1'I) PASTURE
we for the rummer women. or by the
mouth. [test of grams and plenty of
water. Apply- LE11. Si►1VFJtitV, R R.
VOW BALI
Dalt SALE. - atatdardbrtd mare,
I htetgy td herlwss. f. • sale cheap
Apply 411 THE SIGNAL OF'F'ICE tor
11.1.,rmat lou.
Lh►R HALE. - 1 FRFa1I HOLS'rs:tN
!' t'ow ; single eolith White Legbura
hawking 1.110. ti• Per egg: after Day
'Tit, ie per reg. 11. M. KIDD.
Visit $,t1.E.-SEEi) BARLEY. AND
J•' Bed l'M. and White Small Real*
gto%n on light ai.tl. ALVIA TIIiOKP.
SUN, It It. No. 1, Goderich, Phone
1:irfIud
XE('T'TOR'S KALE.
By pilbite auction of property and
effi'ts b•Ionging to the E,fnte• of the
late Wm. McPhee at the premkes At
Loyal, on
SATURDAY. APRii. 19
commencing at 1.30 p.m.
PR1►1'ltRTY.--Panel No. 1. _The 1
property, tvon.lsting of h merest of land
(toe the same more or 108141 adjoining
the store premise. at Loyal, in the
township of Colborne, on which there
Is a frame hotter, good Karn with ,vim
merit stabling, n aplendld orchard and
good garden.
TFIRMS.-Ton per rent of purchase
money to be paid at time rig sale find
the balance In 30 days
EFFECTS. -At toy' came time all
the effeeta will he eo1d. Including:
1 good yonng draft mare; 2 .et. of
harness; 75 voting Brown Leghorn
hens; 4 parehret enekerel.; 1 art lean
harrow.; garden tools; block/toll lh's
took.; anvil, rt.e, .M.; carpenter's
tools; 1 one,hurse plow ; 1 stoneb,at :
1 broodexa; 1 erns -ant .ow: 1 rnyPr-
rd buggy; 1 set of single sleighs; 1
one-horse wagon: 1 cutter; 1 hay rake;
1 cutting tax ; 1 read e'aft ; a number
of berretta; 1 ladder; 1 feed boa; gnsn•
My of hey and straw; quantity of
wheat : 1 ensilage fork; shovels; 2
hayforks: 1 range; kitchen cupboard;
II dining (bslrs ; 1 organ; 3 rockers ;
1 feather tick: 1 )Hung,: 2 1>n14 and
springs; 1 piece of 111101e11m. 14x1g;
1 pine of linoleum. S x 10:
1 pier of linoleum 515; other art'
Mew ton numerous to mention.
TERMS - Mah.
GEOROE M.PTT}:E. THOS. G1'NiIRY
Ilveentor. Anetloneer.
rift SALE. --WHITE ' Bls)aisoM
:sweet ['lover; 1023 loss' ,apply to
MF:\.VIN JEWELL. Colborne town-
ship. R. R. No. 4. Goderich. Telephone
1:11.1 Cart*.
Colt SA1.1: - It017sE, EIGHT
a nrom.• and bathroom. electric
light and fixtures; range c.oaitected:
hit mad told water: mermen sand
blinds to tit all windows; good Sard-
i o : no reasonable offer riwwd for
yule!: sale. Apply at TAR Ft1G.NAL
iirtetI'S.
r,01t SALE. --4:00D ONE -HOMES
as dray: gravel hoz. wood rack, one-
horse plowcutting tax. carpenter's
and ganh•aer's tools. gladiolus, bulbs,
four burner New Perfection coal oil
t.aok .tnyc - Appl. 1110:eii. BEN.
1t/)e;e;AR1'11. eorn,•r Bayarld road
»od Raglan .tnet Phone 3I11W.
RAIU() siT Ftttt rtAI.E.-Imtsrond
Marconi Radtu tenet. including load
s1.01ke7. A battery. three tubes. lead
phones, etc. Property of Meaeww
tun Wena,. flub This oetBt timet 1270
AMR less than two years ago. and
will be sold at • barilla. D ntonetra-
tion can b./sorra/mei Apply to T R.
Ri'NDLE (prase 001r151 or D D.
MOONEY (phone 250). •
AUCTION/KERING
THOMAS GI'NDRY, GODBRICii.
LiVE mom AND GFetlfJILAL
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No 119.
Sal.o attended to anywhere and every
a ffurt trade to give nattatsct)Oas
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
J• N ST Mt, AC(`'r o... ERR
for bouaebold effects farm stadia
etc., for the County of Haroa.
Address all communications to J. M.
9TALKRK, Auburn P, 0. lay
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. R. FORwrER
En, RAR, NOSH. THROAT
Late Hostas burgeon New York Ople
thalmlc and Aural Hospital, aaslwbaat
at Moorefield Eye Hospital an/
Golden Square Throat Hospital. Leat -
don, Eng.
53 Waterloo 8t., 8.. Stratford Tel-
ephone 287
At Hotel Bedford, Goderich. .2
April pith, at 730 pm, to A,71.1lila,
at 1 pm.
POSTAGE STAMPS WA.NTED
WANTED TO PUROHASB FOR
cash. 01d Postage Stamps and 01d
Envelopes with stamps attached. Old
lames of Canada, United States. Great
Britain. British Colonies, preferred.
No modern Wawa wanted. it may
pay you to look up your old petters.
Rey to Boa 22, The Aigasi.
LEGAL
G. CAMERON,' K C. BARRIS-
TER,
notary Dams.
O� rollitott street, Oodertea, third
door front Square. Trost Leah W
loan at lowest ratan
DROUDFOOT. KiLLORAN •
HOLMES.
BARRI8TERS, SOLICITORS, NO.
TARIE9 PUBIA�OC WPC
Office on the SquaT'e, second float
from Hamilton street, Ooderfe)t
Private funds to loan at lowest
tato.,
J. L. E1ltoran, Dudley B. Holier
Nape & maps
RAai114Txas, ETV.
R.C.HAYS-R.C.HAYS,JR.. B.A.
Hamilton St., Godericn
r IMAGER. K.C., BA1tRIS'111114
SOLICITOR, Notary public ltd
conveyancer. Office ---Court :Rocas►
0oderlch.
INSURANCE. LOANS. UTC.
MCKILLOP MUTUAL rIRE INSU-
w1 ANCE CQ. -Farm and Isolaise
town property Insured.
0.1xees--Jeb Connolly. Pres.. Ooda.
rich P. 0. ' Jas. Erma, Vice
Beecbwood P. 0 ; D. F. McGregor,
Sec. -Tram., b atorth P. 0.
Directors -A. Broadfoot, R. IL
No. 11, seaforth ; John O. Grieves iia.
4, Walton; William Klan, R. R. No.
2, seatorth • Jobs Bennetwba, Br d-
hagen ' Geo. McCartney. ray. t R. N&
8estorth Ferris, Mirka;
Murray Otbeoa, Brocaaeld : Jamal
RBsse%u
woed : Janes Ooa1D
Ooderie
A1� Leitch. i . R. Mo. 1, MOP 1
Joao
atoetau�, lsato,ta • L Hiae•tr
peatort a aM holders ma pa,% all
d at t J. Y r0!j r�
Mates ; t 0. Oatt's O,aes,y,
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