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lo -rturada; April 24, 1924.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
•
WARNING TO AUTOISTS
Traffic. regulation, lutist be !strictly observed
In order to avoid accidents
14CEEPTO THE RIGHT
At street intersectiia the auto approaching on your tight
hs Lite right of way
When stopping, auto t�* os right side of street, with right
kde to walk .
i
Autos must he properly betted at night when on the street,
whether being.driven or parked .
'Any infringements of the ttaffic regulations will be dealt with
according to law '.
R. C. POSTELETHWAITE, Chief of Police
'THE SIGNAL,
1 the ehttreli at Litua. Iii Azuericrii. NO DE
II ities he was,a Republican, W hilt. iii
, Canada he favored the Conservitti4.• I
I tiart y Fraternally he was for ma uv
!years a prominent m•oulier of t•
United Couflin reial Travellers. Li
Connell, in W1111'11 lodge he had serv-
ed In the majority of othees in the
gift of his fellows.
C. L. MOORE PAYS
NATURE'S DEBT
Ia His Death G.drr4eh Lobes a Loyal,
Public -Spirited Citizen.
Jost o genuinely public.
spirited citiz••n when. on Thursday af-
ternoon last. death claimed Curtis
1,yult -Sloora.in is lifty-ninth year.
Mr. Moore. who was the al.e.011i1
of the late Mr. aud hits. John C.
M; ion,. of Butler, Pa.. had been In fail-
ing health fur over a year. Right up
to the end: however, his thorough-
gwng optimism aud interest in the
evoryday affairs of life stood him In
good stead. He remained conscious al-
most 1,, the last
Vr- Moore Is as married to Mrs.
4:, lticliar,i4 (formerly Martha Craig.
seventh child of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Join 4. critig • at Topeka. Kansas, in
Feliruary. 14'49. the, ceremony being
peeforme,1 by 'Rev. Mr. McAree Re-
sides hiwidow. the deceased is sur-
vived by a half-brother. Itrv. Samuel
H. Moore, DID.. of the United Preeby-
tesian c.Jattrub. Eustis. Florida. and
fear sisters: Mrs, John Grossman.
Men's Specials in
CAPS
at
95c, $1.45 and$1.95
The very latest
ials and shades.
fawn,
in mater -
In grey,
light green. Donegal
Tweeds and Homespun
Materials.
All the very latest styles,
at lowest prices.
All sizes, in all shades.
M. ROBINS
The Square Goderidi
Slippery Rol*, Pa.: Mrs. C. K. Brown.
Cambridge ,Spriugs, N. Y.; Miss
Henrietta More anti Dr. Sarah Moore.
Amerienn Mb:noc
ne Sialkot City, Pun-
jab. India. Th latter, following in
the footsteps of their mother, who.
before her marriage, was a mission-
ary amoug the Indiana in Canada.
lutvt• served as missionaries; in India
for periods of twentysfive and seven
years. resptsolvely. Miss Henrietta
Moore visited her brother here for
two weeks. about five yearts, ago They
are lath on their way home from In-
dia on furlough. unaequainted as yet
with the feet of Mr. Moore's demise.
Mr. Moore's mother passed awsfmore
than twenty-two y.ars ago. his father
mix years ago. Mrs Rrowu visited
her brother in Goderieh just two
weeks ago. -
Following their marriage Mr. and
Mrs. )Ioore lived at Topeka for four
year. prior to moving to Butler, Pa.,
where Mr. Moore carried on a whole-
sale grrcery husineas. at the same
time being agent for the Deering liarreseer Company. In 1903 they moved
to Lima. Ohio, 3Ir Moore beeoming
manager of a large foundry in Del -
phis. a nearby city. owned by S, Jones
Phillip.. of the American Road
Machinery Co., Kennett Square.
Pa. Details.. of his connection
with the latter gentleman 3fr.
Moore came to Goderich in 1912 as
manager of the Dominion Road Ifitcb-
harry company. When through ill -
health his offieial connertion with the
plant here was severed in 1922 the
employees. with whom he was remark-
ably popular. tendered him a ,compil-
mentary banquet and presented him
with an Illuminated address and a
gold -headed cane. On the same oe-
casion Mrs. Moore was presented with
a beautiful bouquet of ehrrsanthe-
mums. Out of respell to Mr. Moore,
who et the time of his death held eon-
siderat,le stnek in the Dominion Roads.
the factory flag hung 3t half•mast
from Friday until Monday,
In religion Mr_ Moore was a mem-
ber of the United Presbyterian church
of the United Witte:, having joined
TOWN OF GODERICH
DOG LICENSE
The on nor or harborer of
any dog without a license j5
hall. to prosecution under the
town bylaws.
Dogs at large without a pro-
per license tag will bo destroy-
ed.
Dog tags may be obtained
at the Town Hall from the
Tax Collector, Mr. Campbell.
H you want to keep a dog,
get a license.
R. C. POSTELETHWAITE
Chief of Police.
- GODERICH, ONT.
ND FOR VOTE
N TEMPERANCE
PUBLIC NOTICE
ACTITIIE ttoI)EttIc it t:i.t:V AMU n
• TRANSIT to. lIlITED. GODE
141C14. CANADA.
Resoltitho ttlopted at Meeting Of
a ootid *midi Senice ( 11.
Having, been horn in tia. United
States and earning to Calialla only
teelre slot& ago. Mr. Mnore's
Un-
tsssitii.1.I toltuiration and entlitisiesm
for II* etimitry. inul more particularlypis
for the town of his adoption, were ell
the more to be admired. So thorough-
ly 41151 Mr. Shire 'become taken with
Goderich that shortly before his death
In. expreieved the wish that he I* bur-
ied pert.; Goderieh, he said, is a beau-
tiful ..pot. It was ever Ida atm to pro-
mote the beat &tercets of the town in
erery way poesilisie. He was the ener•
retie pretsideet of the Board of Trade
1919„ in White' year, following the
ternitnation of tle• -Greet War. that
organization was rejuvenated and In-
spired to function as an exceedingly
Retire hotly. Mr. Moore was a valued
member of the executive of the Gode-
rieh Baseball Club in 1921 and of the
Purity Flour !Umbel' Club the fol-
lowing year. He earned the hearty
thanks of the baseball club, and of
.fane as well, for hie practical &mist-
imee in this connection.
Moreover. whenever there was
celebration to be put on -July 1. Pew.*
Day, Old Home Week -Mr. Moore was
"right tbere." He could alerays he de-
pended upon to work up splendid in.
tercet when placed in charge of the
trade* floats, decorated autos, et('. In
itsself a notable acidevement was the
anpeth arch of evergreens at the inter-
seetlon of Cambria road and East
street erected under his direction for
the festivities of Old Home Week in
1021. He was generous with both his
thee end his talents.
ii•o concrete examples of the gen-
erosity of the man--memoriale they
will brcome now -are the rockbound
macadatiesurfaced interseetion of East
street and Canibria road, w'hich sev-
eral years to he had eonierneted en-
tirely at Isil own expenee. and the
large band -forged anchor which he
preaented to the town in 1922 and
which rests on a ralemistement base
in "Anchor Pail& at the Interseetion
of Cobourg and Lighthotme streets.
overlooking the lakebank.
The attendance at the enneral sere -
le, beld Monday afternoon at big late
residenee. East etreet, aud conduct-
ed by Rev John W. Fiedler. B.A.. R.D.,
of Victoria street Methodiat church,
was very large The pallbearers. all
employees of the Dominion Road's.
were Mesers. James Smith, Rod. John-
eton, Wm. Barlow, Wallace Iforrish,
Humid Rivers and Wm. Farr. luter-
ment was made in Maitland cemetery.
Among the many beautiful floral offer-
ings were tributes from the Dominion,
Road Machinery Company. Goderieh
Board of Trade, United Commercial
Travellers. Goderieh Organ Company.
and Mr. Arthnr Feltz and Mr. '1'. Brink,
both formerly of the Dominion Roads.
In•lieatire of the esteem and apprecia-
tion of the Board of Trade was the
card accompanying its tribute, whist
rend: "The Goderieh Board of Trade
mourns fel beloved pagt-presideut."
Mrs. John Story, of Cleo, Oldaboroa, a
nieee. who 14 still bere with Mrs.
Moore. was the only one present at the
funeral from a dietenre.
The deep sympathy of Mrs. Moor"
friends, as well as that of Mr. Moore's
personal friends and admirers In
business and other circles. goes out to
her in her sorrow. The Signal joins
in extending to the lsereaved widow
its sincere regret In the passing of
one In whose mind and heart the
town's best intereste ever occupied a
prominent plae. It might be geld of
Mr. 'Moore as a resident of Goderlets
that be had three great and eonsnmiag
Interests in Iife--his wife, to whom he
was deeply devoted. "his" factory.
and "bit" town.
Man Nobody Knew," on page 6 Of
Read the opening chapters of '.The
Engeli thls week.
Sale Continues!
And drastic reductions are still being made on all
Suits and Coats in stock. The balance of our suits
must be cleared immediately, and for that reason
only are they marked at such decidedly low prices.
SUITS COATS
Regularly up to $45.00 -special prices
$22.50 $25.00 $27.50
Regularly $38.50 -special prices
$29.50 $24.00 $22.50
SWEATERS
In Cardigan and sleeveless styles, different designs and all shades and combinations.
FROM $2.75 to $3.50
Silk Slip-on Sweaters in beautiful colors and all sizes. Reasonably priced at $4.50.
ROYAL LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR CO.
Est Side of Square
GODERICH, ONT.
esseseks
A , a% retecutiVe Meet lug of the
Huron C inty :Social Service Council,
held at baton on Monday, April 21.
tit,. foil •ing resolution was (twine
inteisly pissed:
Moved te Dr. A. J Irwin. of Hing-
ham. mud beeouded by A. M. Robertson,
M A.. of Goderieh: Whereas the
county of 1furon in Jeunary, 1914.
voted on the introductiou of the
Canada Temperance Act, which was
carried by a majority of 2.008, and
was In successful operation until De-
cember. 1920, when it was temporarily
suspended; and whereas the county of
Huron in (Sootier. 1919, with the rest
of the Province. voted on retaining
the Ontario Temperance Act and gave
a majority of 16,168 in favor of the
Act: and whereas the vote in 10e1,
against the importation of liquor was
carried in the county by a majority
of 10.793; and whereas the experi-
ence of this county has proved the
absolute and assured success of these
acts. as they affect the best interests
of the people, and have resulted in
better homes and home lite, have in-
creased opportunities of education with
improved moral and cultural posei-
bilities for children and youth, have
largely removed the drunkard from
our community life with the burden of
charitable support of his family; have
taken away from the young, the weak
and habit -bound the temptation of the
organized liquor traffic with its
attractive inirroundings. Its social in-
fluences. and its convenient supplies;
have improved our community life by
redeeming our best business corners
from bar -rooms to useful trade end in-
dustry, and at the same time given
better hotel accommodation; have en-
abled us to develop our industrial re-
sources. our industries and commerce,
thus providing increased employment
for those needing it ; and hare brought
to oar people,
our homes, our trade.
commerce andindustry, innumerable
other benefits aud comforts; and
whereas the Legislature of Ontario
has recently enacted a law giving the
Government authority to submit to the
electors of the Prorinee any questiohs
as to the enactment of legislation re-
pealing or amending the 0.T.A., or as
to probibiting, regulating, eontrolling
or otherwise desliag with rhe sale.
keeping for sale, hiving in nos,ession
or tratisportation4f liquor in Ontario:
they may also fix the terms in sybleh
any such question or questions Mali
be submitted and the time and man-
ner in which the votes of the electors
shall be taken, sod may in and by the
same proclamation provide for voting
on different question.e at different
times.
Therefore resolved, that this execu-
tive committee reprsenting the vari-
ous municipalities of the county. in-
form the Premier of Ontario that it is
our opinion that at present there is
no popular demand from our people
that a plebiscite shall be taken on
the queetios, with the attendant ex•
pense, otertnaion to business and other
interferer*, with the conduct of af-
fairs. That tbe immediate need of
the community is for the Gov-
ernment mid its 'members to
give erery passible assistance to the
officers charged with tbe enforcement
of the Temperance Acta, and to use
every available Means, of preventing
the brewers and distillers of the Prov-
ince from supplying the illicit traf-
fic, and also discontinue the licenses
to Ontario wineries to make intoxicat-
ing wines for beverage purposes. That
title organization shall continue to nee
its influence to have the citizens of
our county give all possible help in
carrying on the campaign of educa-
tion as to tbe evils of the liquor traf-
fie and the benefits of prohibition, and
also gire personal help to the local
officers charged with the reeponsibill-
ty of enforcing the temperance I we.
That copies of this resolution
Nerd to the Premier of the Pro
the local members, and the press.
MARRIED.
FREE-SILLIB.-At the Victoria street
parsonage. on April 16. by Rev .1
W. Iledley, M.A., Mho; IdaSIIIih.
daughter of Mr. Alex. SHIM, of
field township. to Mr. Harold Free,
oleo of Ashfield township.
WIGGINS-EN-ANS.-At Der mit. nn
Wedoesiday, April 16. by Rev. Dy,
-Rodman, Albert N. Wiggins, yoUnis•
est son of Mre. James Wiggine, of
Ooderieh, to Odile Lotilise Evans,
danghter of Mr. anti Mrs. Charles
M. Evans, of Detroit.
DIED.
MOORE.-In Goderieh. on Thuraday,
April 17, 1924, Curtis Lynn Moore, In
his 59th year.
BOGIE. -In Goderieh, on Titeaday.
April 22. Martha Willows. widow of
the late Capt. Andrew 13ogle, in her
87th year.
TYNDALL--In Colborne township. on
Sunday, Aprl 20, Mary Jane Stack-
house., widow of the late Wm.
Tyndall, aged 77 years.
McDONALD.-In Colborne township.
on Friday, April 19, Mary Alice
()ardner, beloved wife of J. W. Mc-
Donald, of Goderieh, aged 53 eare.
OUNDRI'S SALE
I Retards's April r.
!of household effects at
of Miss M. G. Worthy,
•
street.
MITER. s.
Auction isle
he residence
Cambridge,
The annual general meeting of the
shareholder* of the Cloderich Elevator
& Trausit Company, Limited, wilt be
held in the Board of Trade lteome.
Masonic Temple Building, West street,
Goderieh. Ontario, on
FRIDAY. MAY 0. 1924. AT 12
• O'CLOCK NOON,
for the election of Directors ler the en-
suing year and the transaction of any
other busineesithat may properly be
brotight before the-meetin .
d-. L P SONS.
Secretary 'freasurer.
WANTED
'WANTED --CATTLE TO PA TURPS
aa for the summer months, or y the
, month Beet of grass and pie of
water. Apply GEO. flOWERBY. 'BR.
WANTED -IN GODERIfili, GOAD
" plain took, end to do general
itotteework, no washing or Ironing; two
In family; good wages. Write or apply
immediately to MRS. MarlIONALD,
PO Drawer 116. Goderieh.
• r r '
TO RENT
70/CO RNER LOT
for gardeu purpLbses. 41pply at
SIGNAL OFFICE.
'OR RENT. -APARTMENTS OVER
Mr. Wigle's Drug Store, now oe-
cupltel by 31r4. Lillow. For informa-
tion Inquire JAS. WILSON. 06
Avenue Road. oronto.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE CREDITORS.
In the tot e of Catherine Troy. late of
thr. To n of God Widow,
deceased
NO E is hereby given. pursuant
to the tatute in that behalf, that till
perso haring claims against the es-
tate qt the above-named Catherine Troy
who died on the 8th March 1924. are
ref' 'red on or before the 14th May,
194, to .end in the same. duly verified,
the undetiigned 'solicitors for the
ecutois, and that after said date
• he exrcutors will distribute the
assets of said deceased among the per-
sons entitled thereto, and will not be
liable for the said assets to any person
of whose claim notice shall not then
hare been received.
PROUDFOOT, K I LLOR AN &
HOLMES,
Solicitore for Executor-.
Goderieh. 19th of April. 1924.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the Estate of Wil-
liam II. McPhee; late' a the Town-
ship of Colborne, Deceawd.
Notice is hereby given that all per-
sons having (Anima or demands
against the estate . William 11. Me -
?toe. late of the township of Col-
borne, in 'the county of Huron. farm-
er. deceased. who died on the 6th day
of Aprik A.D., 1924, are required to
send or deliver to the undersigned,
gelid -toles for the executorfull par-
ticulare of their claims, duly verified
by declaration or affidavit, on or be-
fore the 3rd day of May, A.D. 19,I.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the
said Srd day of May. A.D. 1924, the
said executor will proceed to distrib-
ute the assets of tbe said decease'
among the persona entitled thereto.
and that the said executor will not
be liable for the said &mete, or any
part thereof. to any person of whose
claim they shall not then have receiv-
ed notice.
Dated at Goderieb, this 9th day of
April. A D. 1924.
RAYS & HAYS. Goderieh,
Solicitors for the Executor.
FOR SALE
"OR SALE. -1 FRESH HOLSTEIN
a Cow; single comb White Iegborn
hatching eggs. 0' per egg; after May
1st. 4c per egg. G. M. KIDD..
FOR ,SALE. -SEED BARLEY AND
Seed Peas and White limall Beans
grown Ofl light soil. AINIA THOMP-
SON, 11.11. N,.. 1. 4:oderich, Phone
13r11111. .
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VOlt SALE. --WHITE 111,055011
Sweet Clover; 1923 seed. Apply to
MELVIN JEWELL. Colborne town-
ship. R. R. No. 4. Goderieh. Telephone
is 16 Carlow.
Roll SASS: - THIRTY BUSHELS
a Willie 1.1 n.som WPM 'lover steed,
good quality. Two Aberdeen Angus
Isitik.isle eighteen months old, one
seven months old. from registered
etock. JOHN HOARE, R.R. 2. Au-
burn. Ont. Pilot* 13r9, Dung -enacts
R SALE. - HOUSE. EIGHT
rooms and bathroom, electric
light end fixture*: range eonnected;
hot arsi col/'water; ecreens and
blinds to fitzall windows; good gard-
en: no •rcationahle offer refused for
quick stale. Apply at THE SIGNAL
OFFICE,
ROR SALE.- ';(on ONE-HORSE
F dray, graref bee, wood rack, 0114 -
horse plow, cutting box, carpenter's
and garden••estoois, gladiolus bulbs,
four -burner New Perfection coal oll
cook Move. --Apply MRS. BEN.
HOGGARTIL corner Reynold road
and Raglan street. Phone 361W.
RADIO SET FOR SALE. -Improved
n Marconi Radio outfit, including Ioud
"peaker, A battery, three tubes, head
phones. etc. Property of It••neses
tune Celine* Club. This outfit eost 1270
new less 'than two yeers ago, and
will be sold at • bargain. Demonstra-
tion can be arranged. Apply to 'I'. R.
RUNDLE (phone 001r15) or D. D.
MOONEY (phone 250).
roR SALE -Five acrea excellent gir-
1 den lend, orchard of winter tipplers
strawberry parch. Good barn, cement
hamment, (thicken house; three -roma
&waning. In/means* 11.200. Good
wolf; property well fenced; very fuse
from weeds Adjoining Us- general
more at boys], near the femme sum-
mer resort platelet. Goderich, Ont
Coat *1.900-S1.200 for quick ask.
0/1:0. F. MePHICE. R.R. No. 6, Gede-
rkes. eteentor of the late W fi
McPhee.
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• CARD OF THANIiS.
•••-- -
"flit. JAIN 1,Al'EY AND FAMILY.
ua tals titi- mete,- of expreiiiing their
appresiarion of the sympathy and kind.
uess shown during their recent be.
reit vetuent.
MRS. t'. Is MOORE AND NIECE,
Mrs. John Story, wish to thank
their newly friends for their kluduees
and loving ss utpathy during the Mums
and sad bereavement, also for. the
many floral tribute* to a dear husbaud.
-SIRS. 0. L. MOORE.
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SAM:
nOf a well -located, two-story frame
residence (bath and lig tit ; garage
12116. barn 20:27, and ,seven tom; also
all the furniture; garden tools, poul-
try, etc. st the premises, Regent
ernes lioderich, on
SAT('RDAY. IL1Y 3rd
at 1 34) oSiock. Full particulars in
next aeelea Signal.
CHARLES E. YOUNG, T. GUN -DRY.
Proprietor. Atictlower.
AUCTION SALE OV A COIIVORT•
n ABLE FRAM DWELLING ON
1\
EAST STREET. 0 DERICIL
I am Instructed y Mrs. Agnes
Stokes to *ell by pub! e unction at the
premlaes. FAY( street. crich. on
SATURDAY.. SY 10,
at 1.30 o'clock sharp. t e first house
west of the C.N.R. freight offices, at
present occupied by Mrs. Altokee. The
house is in good condition a d contains
parlor, dining room. kitch . 4 heti-
rooms.. summer klieheo goO4 cellar.
town water, etc., and a fair lot
(pt. of Lot53.1). This property is con-
vt•niently ',Ruined to C N.R. (111104
and to the factories, and must b# sold,
TERMS.- 20 per tent. of pu se
price to to paid at time of sale, the
balance in 30 days; or a portion of
purchase money may remain on mo
gage with interest at 8 per Cf0t
At the same time some hotuiehol
furniture, including a good "kitehen
range. will he sold.
T. OCNDRY. Auctioneer.
eLEARING AUCTION SALE OF
Ne NEARLY sew HOUSEHOLD
FURNISHINGS. ETC.
Mrs Vipood will sell by publie auc-
tion at her residence, Trafalgar street.
Goiderich. larcond houso wee. of Vic-
e:Isla wt.) 012
WilfeNESI)AT. APRIL 30,
at 1.30 sharp,:
1 parlor suite; 2 ehalre and daven-
port in brown leather: 2 mahogany
Utiles; 3 eongeleuni rugs: 1 bedroom
suite, drreeer and stand: 1 iron hed,
tnattrews and springs: 1 kitchen table:
1 kitchen cupboard ; 4 kitchen chairs; 1
Corona range, good as new, bas water
front -and reserveir; ;dove pipet and
elheirs; 1 liathreom oil eloth: 2 hall
tablea; picture.; toilet ;tete; 2 %tenths;
1 coil nil store; 1 ale; garden took
and au:Denims other artielee No ro-
oter.. ea Mrs. Vipond Is leaving
TERMS. -Cash.
T. GI'NDRY. AlietiOnse r
essommimmillinliglimenemeammummemesek
t -r;• a number of beaters; 18 -ft, IN -
.1..c ; 1 step ladder; 1 Iowa
louse', 18 lie cut gardeu tool.;
a Utimisor of briny Leshoru Imo;
1 cutting box ; 1 grindstoati;
1 hand cultivator ; other articles too
uunierous to mesition.
TER/10.-Oaak
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YOUR() T. OUNDRY,
Proprietor. &we loafer.
AUCTION SALE or NOV44E1101.1)
n F:Fi'rxrrtig.
There vi ill be offered for awl, at the
reit-1.1..1e, of Miss M. 1; Worthy.
C841hridlro• street. on
s.iTURDAY. APRII, 21
eommen.•ing at I p.m., the. follow-
ing:
1 Brussels rug • 31. 1 tapestry
rug 3x3S•i. 2 bother phord rorkers;•
1 small rocker; 2 parlor tables; 1 oak
pedelitni; 1 steel bed emic'h; 1 oak
hall> reek ; 2 bedroren suites, springs
and mato-sees: 1 Singer sewing meets
ins.; 1 oak sideboard; 4,dming chairs;
1 pie'. linoleum; 6 kitchen chair -s
1 'dolen cupboord; 1 dropleaf tals,.;
2 smaltstables; 1 cooketore; 1 leundry
store; "Stoat oil stove: several jar.
(sinned f it ; window shades • picture
frames; 1 toilet set: rag rugs; kitch-
enware and eiookine toenails; wash -
boiler ; tubs and board; and other
a rtieles.
TS:RMS.-Cis '' \
MISS 11. G. 'MT/1Y. ProWetrest-
THOS. GrNDRY. AtictbIseer
AU
\cTioN SALE 4 k' A
REVAI.I.A:LIS
SIDliNCE 1it OPERTY ND
1141("SEIIOLI) Err EOTS.
•••••
Mr. Chas. F.. Young will sell by Put,
lie Auction at the premises. Regent
Moss. Goderich. on
SATURDAY. MAY 3, 1924
at 1 ,o'Hock sharp:
The two- story frame dwelling and
7 town lots. The house is in good
condition, has electric lights, bath
alto garage 12116, with lights. and a
barn 20x27. There are a number of
fruit trees. ppech, cherry, plum. pear
and, apple, also light and dark grapes.
This is a good property and will posi-
tively be sold.
TERMS -20 per cent. to be paid at
time of sale. balance in 30 days, or half
the purehnse price may remain on
mortgage with interest at 6 per cent.
per ennum.
The following linti.ehold effects will
1w. sold without any retierve.
2 betliew•m ettio.s: 1 iron bed; 1 con
Bering's: 1 ash dresa'r and waehatand ;
I oak stare!: 1 pair solloa-s; 1 eine.
Mei crochet quilt ; 2 trtinks; 1 snit
ease; 1 book came; 1 coneh; 1 tapestry
firm chair; 2 oak rockers; other rock-
ing (-heirs; tables and Rtands; a num-
ber of pletnrea and fremee: 1 Kodak
developing set, eompiete; electric wir•
ed lamp; aluminum ea -wrote; muffin
rings and griddle in ; silverware and
Mattes: 1 China tee net, eomplete,
white and gold; verandah rug and
small mats. 1 eIghtday eloek ; 1 atone
(Urn; Chenille eurtains; 1 kitchen
sideboardi-i.nget si wing machine In
good ?tinning order; 1 coal oil heater;
1 self feeder stove and stove pipes;
1 Quehre heater; 1 Petition" ranee;
kitehen chairs; 1 extension table, ash;
quarterent oak extenaion table;
querterent oak sidetword. Mack
lealber oak diners to mateh; 1 wring-
("LEAR I NG AUCTION SALK esp,
CHOICE novas FURNISHINGS.
1 am instructed by Mrs. Doe to sell
by public auction .ett her residence on
St. Georges Creteent, Goderieb, on
TUZgDAY, MAT 6
commenting at 1.30 o'clock, MI the
contents of the house, Including:
1 Oriental rug 10x12; 1 Oriental rug.
9x10; 3 small Oriental rugs; 1 Bros
-
eels rug, 15110; 1 Brussels rugs.10xL2:
1 Navaho blanket ; 1 pair portieres; 7
pairs lace curtains, all alike; 1 oak
hall tree; 1 walnut couch; 4 neat
tables; 1 mahogany table; 1 extension
dining table; pedeetal. 3 leavee; 1 fum-
ed oak table; 3 side tables: 2 card
tables; 1 mahogany fall leaf table; 1
pair Sconce; 1 braes plaque; 1 buffet;
1 set of dining cheers; 1 Rosewood desk
and chair; 3 Rosewood stoole: 2 ot-
tomans; 2 ebony and gilt chairs; 1
handsome glass cabinet and gleam
ware: 2 brass beds, genuine hair mat-
tresses. coil apringa; 1 enamel bed,
genuine hair mattreee coil springs; 1
French walnut bureau. very old. and
perfect ; 1 chiffonier; 2 Creasers; 4
C4 DC seated chairs; 2 clothes hampers;
2 large mirrors: 1 Eogiander couch; 1
Peninsular range; (Mahe*, pictures,
cutlery, glassware. nen* aad numer-
ous other articles.
Everything will be dlapoaed of
without sae reserve. as the property
has been *old
TERMS. --Cash.
T. OUNDRY. Auctioneer.
pftor. w 11 JACKSON, Organist
and Director of Music. North
street Methodist church. 1111/4 ruction
gives in Voice Culture, Organ, Maw,
Violin. Guitar. 'Theory, etc Studio and
reeidtmce, Church street. Phone 384.
At'CTIONZNIUNG
ri.VEEfl,OCE ANI) GELNERAI.
LIMAI4 OUNDRY, GODERICEL
A UCTIONMER
Telephone No 119.
Salt -4 •ttended to anrwbere and every
effort made to give matisfaction.
Farmers sale note* Miscounted
I 11 STA Ult. AUCTIONEER
IF* for household effects taro Meck.
Ste., for the County of Horoa.
Addrevui all communications to I.
STALKER, Auburn P. 0. 4441
DR. t J. R. PO
EYE. EAR, NOVEL THROAT
Late Howie boreetot Now York OP.-
thalmIc and Aural Hospital, moldable&
at Moorefield Era Hospital sualb
Golden 5.u. re Thra tai. Law
den. Dag
53 Waterloo St.. IL tford US. •
*'phone 267
At Hotel Bedford. Oeikitich, 40
April 161h. at 730 p.n. 10 April 171k,
51 1 pm
POSTAGE STAMPS WANTED
WANTED TI) PCIICHASII TOIL
"Caab, Old Postage Stamps and
Envelopes with mentos attached. MS
fames of Canada, United States. Groat •
Britain, British Colonies, preferrsIL_
No modern Mimes wanted. It may
pay you to look up your old lettere.
Reply to Box 22, The itigusi.
UMIAL
M G. CAMERON, K C.. BkR.RIII-
In TEL Solicitor, notary
018c, Hamilton street. 0ed.ricar=1
door from Square. Trost tusk to
loan •1 lowest rata.
pROUDFOOT. K I LLORA N lb
Hw.MICS.
BILRRISTERS. SOLICITORS. NO.
TARIES PUBLIC, ETC,
Office on tbe Square, second goer
from Hamilton street. Godorieb.
Private foods to loan at Ionise
rata.
J. L. Inhume, Dudley 8.Haim.
Napa a Nape
A merges, kr.
R. C. 11A YS--R.O.HAYS, JR., B.A.
Hamilton St , Goderica
r dEAGER. K.C. BARRISTIUL
Is SOLICITOR. Notary public sag
conveyancer. Office -Court Home'
Goderich
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