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PROGRAM
'Ion 40 cge\ Selienn•ty.
drama, "Friend -
by 1%'111 Play-
recital by Stride.
Proctor'* .11ar-
1. Albany.
her 12, \6.30
ry from• Youth's.,
1.er 1:5, 11.39 p.m.
.y 11,Ite► Ten i:y. k.
4141 p,Dt.--1'owed t
` h }:nrmdes," l,reeent
' W4Y 1 gram In brief, week ,Ii ere.
November ft, 1924. WI:,Y..8..li.ue tidy, 11.20 1L61.-4)7yt►tu
N. Y., 4;,•uwritl 7:I.r•tr1 t'•ni.inulj. 7110 •it E. Jtoi.+•lair. (go
• kila•yelew i:tsI -ureter ).Hetero u.tnu. Itl...•k.•1• tja
dau•hud t1m.'.- . Vwiucsday, Xyl
Snuday, N.,r',.nds•r :1, In.:io n. un.-- 11.111. ,tdveulure see
titer 1ce of the 1•1e.1 }:ngli•h l.uthera11 I'um Menti.
c hon h, St4u•uw-*0t,r. N. Y., +:erniiU Tit epee,. Nuri•
tw the Rev. Herta. t T). ShIm,•r. ' ' 1111nn'r pregraw
ny. N. Y
t:I peen•-1'rograirt by the WGY 'Trio: A
S>nyohaup (►rrlu•Attit:.• 1.,o Kliwen, 7.4.1 II. u. --"a' F'
.coed I.,r; Louie- It. llao•lne•r. merdde,,Ne•w- loo ' by
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7.:91- pain.- S.'rcl •e of Pi nit English - Irony.
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amid.. by ure
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Xu.adaa 10„71:. p.van's Counters C lilt Ilnhrstru.
lturriugtuu.td been. "Heine Eco•xntrs in Print,"
•w M)tntenl. with
t1'Illiuw F. Jae►h.
al Eloctrl.- Cmul-
\Idly Itllpn, . 11110 p.m: )111 feel idiom ' by 4;e.trg
7 2:1 p.m. --address. "Sugsl•stIona
it:Minstrel ploy WJ1 of N4.41. Voris
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feature.
fm the Tt --Address,
Dinner.
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" ill also broad. W Irl,' 11.30 p.m. --4) gu$ n. itul by Stelae
7.-15 p.m. ddn•ss. -Eighth Aquudl -eV E. I' ,l,4•b:I from l'r,s•lor'. 11nr
Roil I'll 11 of. tate American Jtwl matins Itlwr•ke• 11*14, •tllaou7.
Cr.,'(MIA. W. 4'lark. ►'relay. Nov -tither •J4. 7.4.. 44.w. -.
''.(M) pew. ltly.siuu prugraw by ,'4444• Tratetogite, n.Ialn-ill to the An-
oists' *." :nixed quartet ; address, ..1e0,- by 1)r. Mei ItoUsh: music by
"Ru.nitl," by Elia A. Shlnkerielt.
i the %\V:Y nlh.•
0stru
1`th••da). No4,'nalN•r.11. 8.:10 p.m.-, 10.30p.m.-I'rugr..ln \by world
Dinner program., I. !beet 'reI. Eyck's)ng1•rs, Wlllhom nail Rowland J:uue+
Trio, Albany. and by the t\'IiV 4►rch.stra: address.
7.4:. p.lu.--Armistice• 1):1y *dices. Lwvrnullivr+ Thal .Nuke htlerfri. icy
ea "National Loyalty and Interna I a. t\'.•II a+ 1'.e It'. by ('11arJe. JI.
Clonal ('.w s•ratien- by Dr. I'harles r
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•Vra.uld.•r 1ticlnuou.I. I'r•.id.'In ('
YHE S SIGNAL, ' ••• SOD C$ SNT.
night., fanners cuu► .cel ldowk•g emulate, Lloyvl Walden. 1 Wi4►waar.r e .
*round their farms ell Saturdey In I. S. SOWS *BY Teacher, • me wa
an effort to cheek the fl This did
nut du much e,Kxt, as It y checked
the. grass fire.
14. R NO. 4. tX1LBORNE
The fire-fighter. wort• greatly ham- The following Is the report of S.
tiered yesterday by the den*, smoke, 0. No. 4, ('olburne. for the mouth of
which. driven by the w'htd, almost Odolser. ole ttupils' etaudil►g i+
uff.svntwt Ibwu. lastest on their dally work as will us
P:utuwl by for w'In4I. 4he flames it- on exasuhuttlon, in spelling and lit-
that
the sky �• mole last night orator In the seudor ,la,*.es,
that it ...mild be 'seen at :. dlah►gqce of •age attrudalaw. .'(►. T11rw• uuukrd
(emcee wiles.. Many thous* U'l ti� 'with au tist.•riek title wised more
people visited the scene of tie fl/e than' a week:
Jr. I. -.alar e.'t Itid do Front: -
concession
� d+ lradit . tr attar' ga � u i 1
tela The r .1
t 4i )
p L
concession were blocke.1 r'1 motor lou 111.1. Aa mu Fisher.
traffic 111l day'.[ Sr, 111. ]lyrtlr Jttelyurr. ,►lice
1111. I11111t'a11 Mllliou, Merle Fisher.
J1r: 111.--i.aurelta Fliek, 'Jaw Mc-
>sCRObL REPORTS Clore. •Rets Fisher.
R -Florence ,{'1 'r 'o
r. iLM un• \tan
S. S. NO. 6. t;001)1:1eJ4'1t TOWNSHIP Pitbl
The following 1. the report for S. / Rr
S. No. 6, H..elOrieh township, . the. $}
111audIug helm, Ios,•d on the e•xatuita '
,tiered 114.1p1'during the month of Oct �lr. Pr. -Elmer Fisher.
Ie•r. These narked with to --defy' ' fig. •1'r.-•�'G1>'tou Million. 'Edith
Iso: wire absent (tutu tele or morr/le Ilk. •Norma Fisher, •Wiuniftt'd
nmivati.•n+r �i'ltbhndo, •OI►v,• 1'ItGlad44.
/ ( The heat openers for the 111'1.111 -
Sr.. IV: -4'layton - Edward. /11a•A. Laurette }9l•k. heti. Fisher. Map
('slwe11, Idella Oke. ) ' garret Pitblado. Franklin Elkj.
Jr. - IV. -Norman Fuller. - lar:on Myrtle Mrl'lure. •
('Nlwelt:'�a Eleanor .Ivhnston.' EtmivP C. ►'. KN'Ix'HTI'1„ Teacher.
Sowerlot )Ll�.lnvl Oke. Everett.. Jac., _
Ilwain, Poison Sowerbv. i CHILDREN'S AID
1 (Pies'
aF 111 }sthpr Moliweiu ural
.4"• •k h i Porter. i.,..11oII go, w... late Vs,
v, •}:dna 11.4'x001.
I. -Norma 11111. Gordon )1.','u.d.
. 1'r. -Ciera l'Itldudo, Ruth l'it-
1u, Herman Fisher.
toe• ewer y• Lorne or Fl WORK PRESENTED
n 1 iaturiny. November 15. 1. 1
BAZAAR
by irulie•.' Aid Society. iu
North St. Methodist
Church .
1111 •
Saturday, Nov..
(
1.•tit I g t S.14.
P.
HMCo? Fancywork, 110tnenlade
HakiiiR. Candy, etc.
Te:. .wn•e.l from :I :N)fn i p.O*.
HAVE YOUR
WAGON TIRES
Cold Set for a permanent
job.
oominion Road Machinery
cm",
1
1 boys, The highest number at soy
r fourteen. the luw4wt sax
yCl the year. Mr. Elliott read WANTED.-W4IitK 111; TIl)C•- DAY.
,v e. t01 hone. *till school were men- , OFFICE.
t1.o,i1 and Ipstaue•,4 given of soccer*.'
tui tats+lug of exawtuattoue and of
pries taken at school fears.
I'haul. were expressed fair 'aid
given anti requests 11141,1e for the con -
Hinton, of the same.
Treasurers Statement
171r 4rea•iirer. Sheriff lteyuoWs,
wan absent on *covert of e)urt diel,
les. but his report :ens ,relented .by
1 1I
\Ir.' Elliott. as follows: -twuunt rr-
4wh'e41. $4149.44: amount expended.
14101,142. with NeVerap aeenlUt,. as
yet to pray'. ser that there l+ need of lib-
eral support being given at once.
Mr. Kelso was *eked to tell of 111e
fare secured by the Ge vrunte•ut near
Ik,wu'suv111e for dellnqueut IN,y's finch
+ ,
n are now sent to Jdtmkci. -A. 1►hil-
unthropic man Bare Ina acres. a
41Iuabae fares near llowmauvllle,
and the Government 1a,Ugbt the Ittlme
aOVant1, sued the work of putting it
l;s1hape is under way.
notion of apllreclation of
atich Notion oil the part of the
Govern44-In was Iatss.•d. It we- 141.44
put uu r.rrd ilia4 lilt me•tlug rz-
pres. it. highest appreciation of the
work twhtg deme by Mr. Kelso rand
trust that nothing will .xctlr to re-
move hie therefrom for wavy ye.lrs
yet to tome•
Same of tie children sang and re-
cited and W. C. T. 1'. members served
refreshments ■t the close of a highly
luta•r.pting mewtleg,
-I
ter„ Evelyn W.werby. Earl M,.tllds- Mr. J. J. Kelso. the I'rotineial Wq-
•t'hristie Harmer.
. -1111 riotl Porter. Verus Ed- The thirteenth animal meeting of
)lire Powell. - • i the Huron county Cbildren'r Ald err
11, 1.11111 f
9.3f) p.m.- -ikuxr 1kuastlp hr P1111 n•r.
It.inlano's I►r•he-etr* frons; Kett- P
noire hotel. .\iwut', N. Y.: f,w.tlw►t wr
re•snits and paopular song..
WORST FOREST FIRE
IN BRUCE COUNTY
-Many Acres of Fine riseleriIlk.mid
in Greenock Township
1'A1t1;11d..'Nor. y.- Forest fires in�
the (;re•ns•k lwamp. the'. 15,(rno-acre
tract In Greenock- township, spread
rapidly[' %%A11 the high. mad last night
Nod today acres of flew timber have
been destroyed, with el 10.. estimate.,
approximately at $:.IMt,IMMI, The location
ed the wont blaze ie 4411 the Nth vOn-
ee.sion of Greenock, five atilt oar-li*lf -
mR.vl west of Cargill. There are. :4M►
volunteer workers engager) in fighting
tllrotlgh hetet and awoke the . worst
forest fire in the history ofd Bruce
county, while many others are p•o-
tw•tiag tate farm building. In the vi-.
cinity of the fes•. Kaon is nrt1.•nl:;
IIIYYt,Y1 to 1114 tilt' situation.
Families in the fire region .IN•nt tin
anthills night. Women anti children
remained up all night ready to lea re
their homes in «►ase of danger. Mind-
ful of the prediction often mode by.
many old resideati of Utile locality, 1(
if a bad fire brow out In the Green-
eM•k 'mane.. it would Sweep the en -I
tire district within twenty-four honr.,1
residents of thin t..w'u - were .alw I
greatly alarmed.
Following the de•atrtr•tiow of one of
the big luurts•r camp. on Frblav
erintendenl. hives Address
1
•
r. 11.--K..s- Sowerhy. Itoh Ole.
(Tare Harmer. Enna* Powell.
itt-Joit Harmer.
Sr. Pr.-Manrlee Mcllwai't. Merv-
in McAllister.
Jr. Pr. -Herbert Powell. Grahem
Jotter' ton. I la rry Ideidon. Ri: hal rd
Porter. Willie Porter.
Nnd►Iaer on roll -2:.
K. E.
I:ItAf{.1)1. Teaehe'r.
S. S. NO. 6. EAS,' WAW.iNQSIT
The following is taw report o; East
Waw'ano,th 0. A. 'No. 6. Those 'irked
thus• were ailment for some of the
tee -t.
Slrond ywr a ontinpation-Warren
Lhunford .71.
• Sr. IV.=Melbourne Keating •A1.
Elaine Bamford Si. Evelyn Mcrow-
ell.73.
IV. --Irene Carter 62.2. Edna Walsh
'62. Madeline Walden 60, Mary Rod-
ger •70. Lenore Million•.
Sr. ITL -Rao Vincent 79. Marlon
McCullough 71. Norman itudger 70,
Benny tt'el,h •69.
Sr. -IL -Edythe Ire -Dowell 75. Mar-
jorie Campbell 00. Thaddeus Gower*.
Orville Tunnev :.S.
Jr. 11.-I':rne„t !•ental 67.
Sr. 1.-1,I4Td Walden 70.
Sri Pr. -Mary Ann (:ower.
Pr. -Jack Amat rong.
Ji. Pr. Krnn.•th 1'ampbx•Il, Herry
mop,.
Highest in nriehmetk'-Normin
Rodger. 1Ii1M�t in spelling-itov
Vincent, F.lein{l\Itomford. (Pest in
'moa
ATTRACTIVE APPAREL
FOR THANKSGIVING
HOLIDAY MILLINERY
Every woman wants a new Hat for Thanksgiving, We have the newest of
fall and winter Hats, in soft lustrous tones of velvet or rich plush, that prove equally
becoming to the'shingled or the long-haired woman. Specially priced for the holiday.
Ladies' Dresses of silk velvet. with straight
line effect, .trirnrned with richly colored silk braid.
Priced at
IES' DRESSES
$13.50
Ladies' crepe -back sari
button trimming. Just the
evening wear. Priced at
COATS
Dresses, with lace and
for afternoon or
$14.50
Coats for ladies, misses and child-
ren. Very attractive in style and ap-
pearance, and we are making special
prices for this Thanksgiving sale.
,,GLOVES
In Gloves we have chamoisette, with
fancy embroidered cuffs, also dreis kid
gauntlets. Also children's chamoisette
Gloves, pin or with gauntlet.
FOR MEN, YOUNG MEN'„
We have a new shipment of Overcoats in latest style and materials, also a full
line of Furnishings; felt and velour Hats, Caps. Socks. Gloves, Silk Scarfs. etc,
TIS SQUARE
A. CORNFIELD
LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS
SHOP WHERE YOU ARC INVrT .D •f0 SHOP
GODARICN
PNOHR 4'18
clety Was held in "Thr Shelter" on
Tuesday tit 3 p.m.. with a good alten-
dare. tine -third of them Ing men.
The county was represented by Its
Warden. Mr. I:resin, Mrs. P:rmin being
with him. and Mr. B. t' Munuings.
a member of the county council. The-
pmeeting was presided over by the
president of the Society. Mr. Jam.•.
Mitchell, elle in his opening address
referred to 'the grew( pa.wsur,e it
wean to have the Provincial superin-
tendent, Mr. .1. J. Kele.. present to
speak oltrthe brooder outlook of the
Society's work. The ehairma n wade
Imentlun toxo of the efficient service.
of Mrs. Wllwm, the matron. and of
the help her het+lend also trate to the
CAM of the Cfhrtlt.r and its little
folk. Special mention was made *1Mn
of the inettinable alit ri'es'41 d from
different org*niaation. without which
the 'work could ,'sr.•ely be under-
taken. On be•balf' of the executive
Mr. Mitchell conveyed etpre•+.ions of
deep sympathy for the county aula•r-
i inte•ndent, Mrs. Elliott and their fam-
ily in the loss of their 110n...0 valuable
to the life of the community in which
lar 11ve'l1 and helpful to his bu.iue•si
world.
Mr. J. J. Kellam
Mr. Kohne wa. then introduced to
the meeting and lagan his address by
paying he congratulated himself that
Ills life at the beginning lied been dir-
ected into a .e•f)tl channel such as
hr had followed now for forty years.
IH4' today%IN today more than 1.41 r n fir in hdlo•ver that the world is getting
better. 11, la advuneing along etety
line of 'Rod and uveal work. fn
• the early days It was hand work to
interest people in hrlpde•++. neglected
I d1ildre•n. It was left largely to
ethnic -4 and s•h.o1. and If these
ennId not retie them then nothing
else was tried. He in-tariee.l de-
fame of 41 money r•ouncii refusing , A
few year. ago to give one dollar of
aid. ►tut this twat fall it 'weed ' A
strung resolution of ap r*. intion o)f
Its agent and derided to prew•nt him
with a cloned ear -to take the pia4
of his ripen one so that be mut.)
pr'w.•ute his worthy work in greater
comfort. Mr. Kele(' it dangly asked
Mr.' Erwin to Inky not il of Urot .Th-.
Soe•iety twist reyutly . organized was
In Timmins. that centre of e.mp'e'
life. In n few days 92500 were 0111i-
w•ri1s.1 in order/to lmike It possible
to wvnre{the ve•r
best man as over -
.4.•' of bile' child welfare w-di4.
These thou Inmtay. went to sheer/ he
said. that reM
tr public men are regard-
.' hag these auperintend4dts as real tier-
! van r hf the people, lining elcat
' ...a ,while work. The slo4eniof the
Irby Is, "A reel home for every
' h moles* efilM, and a real child le
every chlldlese honk." In the /part
thirty years 30,000 children l/1141'
l*e'n paired in foster homes by the
l'rorinelo! Society end its comity
ngen*M, and the large utaJorit,. bare
made good.
j Mr.,'Kelso expressed 1.1, pleasure at
seeing two repreeentallv,•s of the
1 ....tint, council present. 11.• paid n
well doseraed tribute to Dlr. )Elliott,
.eying he restarted him as one of the
very best agents In all the organl-
ze1k411. 'Mr*. Wilson. toe,, received el
word of iewomendation fnr her goo.I
1 work m* J•aother to so many different
' natures.
'Yeo forward." was his closing ad-
monition. for there was still a great
work to do. Each one wens needed. by
word end deep. to help the Children's'
Aid Sex•et
The County. Agent'[ Report
Mr Elliott, In presenting his an-
nual report. amid the Harem County
Soel.•er'a agent had inv.wtlpptted 180
new eewa of neglected or otherwlsr
dependent children and of these
tiiirtev,, had been made permanent
ward,. of tYM1ltot•Cety.
The listener had to read between
the 'Mee to tree A reel idea of flee
work atcompllshrd. but 1'Igttres do
speak even in a modestly presented
report. Of thew• thirteen aerie five
lied e•omw from Stephen tow "hip,
,'lour from lllyth. one from Tacker.
smith. two from Grey And one from
(;o/erieh. Mr. Elliott.geve• a glimpse
of the surroundings from which they
were taken sod then told of the dim-
px.elflon that hail been made of them.
All hilt one of the thirteen had been
placed In good foster hemp*.
Turning then to the eupervlslnn of
the wards of the Socety, he Maid 199
bootee hqeel been vleilled. and to do
this 8.000 Intim had been travelled.
4102 letttfir had been r eeive) and
1841 tient out. When children are
legally adopted all oversight /vitae..
Th1s gttl1e frequently oe'cwn. he said.
Ile rereaced to the good work In the
Jnvenll.' Court. It works hand In
hand with the Aid Society, bending
over children to Its supervision
At proem them ate eight children
In the Owner. Ave prim and three
eve 1 letters treat words in which by lady. Apply at THh SIONAI4
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PUBLIC HOTROD
F('l*NIT' RI: R}:l'.Ultt:I ANI)
wade ot,•r: neat epee guuruutw•d.
!Apply at '1'111: SIG;N.i7. OFFICE.
pl'111.14' NI I'I'Ic'l .-\\rlpale THE
Iwrtc teen taking dr..... from .1. 11.
\'rvs.mau'a Freu.11 cle:uling *torr.
\['eat -*erect, return name at once and
save -trouble.
Kvet1}rg (9aares
These classes are now being organ-
ized in ltaeketry on Friday. 7.30;
Saturday, 2 and 4 p.m.; and Monday,
7.:a. p.m.
Millinery on Tuesday 7.311. and
Thursday, 7.30, If needed.
Vale' v 'Knitting and Wool(' raft
Tuesday. 7.89; and Thursday, 7.30;
and afters ooar at 3 p.m as nodal.
Dressmaking on Wednesday after-
noon. :t o'clock. and evening at 7.:41,
and otlwr afternoons and evenings as
rw4uired.
The principnl will •1s• in the Mi-
nify
11rvary Morn., first floor. each ee,ynlng
a t 7.:10.
J. W. I'RASEI(. .1. 1'. ilt'ME.
4'lalrman Commltt.e.
Principal.
PUPIL NURSES WANTED
at Alexandra General and Marine
HtrplW. 4;oderk•h. Applicant. must
ire twenty yearn of age and barye a
geoid English IAova tkm. Apply 10
THE .11'I'}:I4INTi:NI)►:NT.
GLL'NDRY'S SALE REGISTER
November 11+.- 4'Iraring 1411 ll en
ole of thoroughbred farm stock tool
implements, property of Mr. John H.
Medd. at lot 2.1. ItInee0414111 2. Nest
Wawanosh, e,mmem•Ing at 1 o,clock.
A full list of the 44(.)4•44 anal imple-
ments will appear In next week'.
blue.
'LI. NH►:. -At ' ..%Irn4tra h.mpltal,
Gods -rich, on Wednesday, sday, 1 Menthe
_2nd. to Mr. and Mrs. !Iowan' Mc-
Nee. it daughter.
MARRIED.
Mfeel'Ir-U1,-IN4.1,144.-At the rel-
denee of Mr. Wm. 1ri*nn. Kapp en.
on Thursday. (k•tuhe•r 30. by It.•v.
Dr. Itarnby. brother-in-law of the
groom. Marlon EI►aalwth. only
flanghter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Inglis. of 4:oderlrh, to
AriiIbllld 444r)lly1 Macl'hail. of
4;alerich . tow .hip.
DIED.
GLEN.. -In ('oltsorne townehip, on
%%'wane -*day, Nov. A. Jame. Caen,
aged 74 years and 9 mouths.
11N )(MOMJA.t1.
LOVE. ---In ever loving memory of
our dear win and brother, limin-
l/aldv.•, died of wounds end gas,
Nov leer 11th, 1917.
Refs Mme• Is dear to memory,
'Tia graven on our hearts;
His kindly *male it with u+ 444111,
!Angering. loth to part.
lint Goal alone las helped us well
lir Marr our heavy cross.
Wh*I though in lonely grief we sigh
Fur son and brother Is•lov.l no
'longer nigh.
Submissive !gel we reply:
Thy, will be dune.
-Ever remembered by Mother. Alice,
Kvdnev and }'red.
CARD Of THANKS
MR. JAMES BELLAND FAM -
11.Y take thlm intone of thanking
alt the.friend's and neighbors for
the klndtwp., shown during their re-
t'e•nt sad bereavement; also for the
Ie•Antlfttl floral tributee.
MRS. JOHN ALLIN AND FAMILY
w I'h to thunk all the friends and
relet1Tes who by kind words and kind
deeds ,tried to lessen their sorrow in
their recent wad bereavement: aha
fete the beautiful flowers received.
FOR SA1.E
FOR S,U,R.-Se ILiI) ()I:ART}:Tt-
cut Zak flat top (Ace Meek. Ap-
ply to -HOME BAKERY. West street.
VOR $AI.E.--11)1.STA1N COW.
1 duo January. 4'. H. OROVRS.
Huron road. Telephone,S3 on 601.
FOR SALE. --JUST COMPLETED
modern mix -room teras. on New•
gete arrest; polished oak floors. bath,
ripptrate toilet, flreplRO*' and - fur-
nace. Apply to R'. FRANK SAUN-
MIRA, Cambria road. 'ikk -
MR SALE. --CHEVROLET MOWN,
i 1923 model, ran 8.000 miles. Ape
ply to HATS & HATA, solledtore for
the estate of Richard Aheltep.
RADIO FOR SALE -)1) SET;
.111 be sold' tOX 41, THE
BiONAI..
BO. BH1:C0T.1C rI ad of R. C
• XXXXX sill ee and cedar siding
at Airflow Ata ROBERTSON 9
TRiEBLE, R.R. No. 6, 47oderteh. Tel*
ppoaee-Dnngilnnon seed Carlow.
V' ✓I'IatS' LIST 1924.-411'N 14'IPAL•
!TY OF '1vlN'N OF 60I1E111l'H,
(`ht'NTY OF 1II'1tuN.
TORI
'APARTMENT TO 1tI9T.-NOVL�••
' • 11ER ist ; funitshed ur unfnra•
Ished,' ALEN. I4AINI)}1142.
1I1 RENT. -11411'8., WITH FUR*
• NAt'E and rtl. ry eonvrnleneej
hutaedlht.• 1.'s..•rs1yu : will rent K
(rase. W. .1l'HESt)N & SON.
ACCTIONEERIN4
T. )
I
iOMA. LI NDRI' 1;111 i• 71.
LIVE T(xR AND G
L }, 13tIi
AU'CTiONEER
Telephone No. 119.
Baler attraded':0 anywhere and env,
effort male to give aatlslaMloS,
Farmers' rale notes discounted.
Notice 1a hereby giv.:u that 1 have 11. S'f.%1-KEIt, at'c'TIUN}:ER
o w ,
mlMl 1 with �.vlion 10 , t the Vet-' • for household effect, farm stocks
ors' 1.Ist Aet a1(11 that 1 lave °ceded
up at my menet 111 tau' 'TownHall.(h 1- tc. for the County of Huron,
erieh. on the 'Iwteuty-eighth day of Addrea all communications to Ji95
4%dit er, 11104. the live of all persons BTALKER, Auburn P. O.
entitled to vote In the sold wutnlel- "'-
polity at I,otll elc✓fllous for. members
.1f the Legislative .\sarwhly and mun-
icipal tilts -thous in the *aid muuic•1-
pallty and the list of all persons e'u-
titlwl ro Tutt ti! Wan 141Int l elw9lun41
.iul] In the etltd wuuiclpwllt7. and
that Mich Ii..t remains there for in-
spection. . -
Anl 1 hereby toll tip..n all vdters
to tike 1mmelfatit proceeding,. t0
gore arty error. or uallasiuu, e.rrvc
nal a.'eording to law, the haat day for
-eppeel peeing the frith day ..f Novem-
ber, ti1r:4,
1.. L. KNOX.
. Clerk of Town of G,d,•rl.•h.
NOTICE TO CRS
Nuric1: To CREDITO
In the matte- of the estate of John
Maxwell. late ..f the towel of G,s1-
erlcb. In the county of Hunan. 1ab-
onrer, de•eaa•d.
Notke 1- hereby given pnrsgant to
section :Al, of the Trustee Act (R.44.0.
1914. Chap. 1211. ttuit all creditors
and :hose having dolma or demands
atptlnst the estate of Ude Raid
John Maxwell. rote) died ons or
about the 1101 daof • Jnne,
required 1►, 1924. are quirel on or
before the 1701 day of November.
A.D. 1924. to send by po+t prepaid
or deliver to Ethel May Maxwell, of
the town of G..lerieh. the aduliul+tra-
triz of the estate of the 0111 141 elle
evened. or to the under4lgned• their
Chrtetlan names and surnames, ad-
dreames and de.e•rlption. with full par-
tleulara of their claims. a -Terme-tit
of their aer'mts and the nature of
the secnrlttr•s. If any. hell by them.
And take notice that after the said
last mentioned date the meld adminls-
tratrit will precee I to distribute the
assets of the maid deceased among
the parties entitled therefor. having
regard only to the elafmm, at which
the then !ball have notice, and that
the maid adminlstratrix sell! not he
liable for the said drerewl'a debt.
or any part thereof to any prevent or
perinea of oboe.• ela;ma notice shall
not have been received by her at the
time Qt such dl^trR,ntion.
Dated till+ 1341* day of Octehcr.
A.D. 1924.
Di'DL}:Y E. 11n1..1[ES. G.elerieh.
Solicitor for Adelnl.tratrlx.
DENTAL
R. IAIRNE WILKEi'
Y4)r.•r Horn's Shoe Store. TelephouO
420. EveIings by appointment.
('HIROPILtCTOR
MR. A. N. ATKINSIIN
REOISTEREI0 4-HIIt01'RACTOR
I :oderieh.
AUCTION SAIF
('brook.• organle and., nervous dna•
I ell M. 4lonsultnIlion ft's•. DCVO
ho . _ to 5. and 7 W 0 p.m.. a194
tiv appointment.
Reelden.y and n1(kr--('ur. Enol
and Victoria streets.
•
1 DR. ALEXANDER FISHES:,
,.hone 997 Stratford, Ont.
Special*rata attention gives to (are
09
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Dik
It.(n w !
a
Wittil. F. YA 'CALrchltdre.9
Bayfield, Ont.
Once bon s--2 to 4 -and 7 W &
:Other ]ours by appointment.
DR. F. J. R Fe eltST• :lt
1
EYE, EAR. NOSE, TU1LOAT
Late Rouse Surgeon N York Opt
j thalmic and Aural Hospital, aselstaall
at Moorefield Eye Hodpltal add
Golden Square Throat Hoapital, Los.
don. . Eng.
53 Waterloo St. 8., Stratford. Tal.
lephone 267.
At Hotel Redford, Goderich, on
I November 17th. at 7.30 p m . t., Nov-
1,emle•r isth. at 1 p.m.
1
PROP. W. H. JACKSON, Organhrt
and Director of Musk. North -
street Methodist church. instruction
given in Voice Cultures. Organ, Plano,
It Violin, Guitar. Theory, ete. Studio ant
I residence, 27 North street. Phone 384.
MEDICAL
MUSI
Ai''CTION SALE ()F' 111)1'SF.1l40.1)
FI'RNJTI'HE, PONY, Y, ri\RN I:SS,
Bi'(N;l', E141'.
Mgt. JAMES WIfTTE. SR.,
will melt by pul1ie auction at his
hum.'. !flock. +t -reed, Galcrieh. on
S.\TI'It1)AY, NoVI:MI4EIt 13th.
commencing at 1 o'clock ..harp:
1 Indian pony. 1 wet of bailees.. 1
rubber-tirwl buggy. 1 ikoherty organ,
6 cs•tavrt; 1 tlrxtk.w+.e, 1 china cab-
inet. 2 parlor biome 1 parlor silt,
1 parlor table, 1 ',arid!. earprt, 1
dozen parlor mats, 1 .Hsieh, 1 kitchen
table. 3 kitchen chnlr,. 1 kitchen
evpboard. 1 dining chairs 1 side
hoard. 1 whatnot, 2 ,.•rarer door...
2 steel washtnl*r. 1 +te•el range and
"pipet. 6 .'.in,'-seotel ehelrs, and mom-
entum other articl•M.
There will be no reeervo.
TE11Ml$-t iuslt.
T. Ot:NT)itY, Auetioneer.
AUX ON RAL,: 4'3"' V.\l.l'ABLE
D-tl T $TO(.'K, Ilftle41S, 1'01'L -
TRY,
JAS. 'M4 -31.4N1 -S
will sell by public auction on the
preminelr at •'Garbrald." Joke Bh.we
Road. Colborne'Xownship (near Ihtn-
lepi, on
W11)N FIADAY. NOVEMBER 117A1 12TH.
e,nnnone•Ing at 1 .rc9.s•k, the follow•
Ing:
Cattle -1 Holstein cow. due Decem-
ber 21st. A years 0111; 1 Holstein ere,
9 petrol old, Char .March 3rd; 1 Hol-
stein elm, 7 year. old, duo .January
2nd : 1 IJereford cow, G yearei old, deo
December 28th; 1 grey lhtrham tow,
7 years old. dee December 19t41 1
Holateln eqw, 8 year. old, dne I)e-
cember' 10th; 1 black 'Holstein ere,
5 yoere old. due January 24th; 1 Hol-
stein cow, 3 yenrrm old, Inc Novenfber
20th; 1 Holstein tow,. 7 year... old.
due May 13th; 1 Itolstein cow, 9
yonr..dd. duo March 18th; 1 ilurham
cow, 0 Tears odd, doe January 24th:
1 black cow, 4 years old, -dao March
184.11; 1 Holstein cow. 8 years old` due
Fobrtary 13th; l'red and white now,
A years old, dna, D eeember 21$h ; 1
Holwteln eow, 7 years old, due Feb-
ruary 12th; 1 Hereford heifer, 2
etre old. enppnto•d to be In eel?; 4
steers, 2 years old; 2 steers, 1 yesr
old ; 2 ITol•tein heifers. 1 year old ;
-1 purebred Hn4steln bell, 6 months
old. These cows are on In 41004 condi-
tion. part of a herd of twenty-eight
that liversied over eleven thousand
NC. of mflk Inst year. The reason
for welling sixteen. we have atzleen
young heifers to take their piste.
Aerate -1 brown (Tide more. 1309
Its., A years oM ; 1 bey marc, 13110
Ito., 8 years old; 1 bay gelding. 1400
i .., 6 years oke.
1 set henry team harness, 30 young
Barred Rock hens. 10 young ducks.
TMRMA- -8 monthly gives on fur-
nishing approved Joist notes hr A
per tent. straight allowed for esah
on reedit amounts.
IAS. 11.41. 041178, T. (;lNDRY,
Proprietor.
Aerometer
MACDON,ALD GIBBS,
Organist and Choirmaster of Knox
church. -
ipatructlon In Mem, Organ, and sing -
Ing. Pupils prepared for examine -
Gem If desired.
/For terms apply ■t Knoz church
from 4 to 6 p.m. on Thursday or Fre•
day, or address 1'. 0. Boz 64. Tele-
phone 2411w.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
PRANK P. GIIIBS. CHARTERED
a Accountant. 102 Ontario street.
Stratford. ,'hone 13410. Rea. 1330,J.
1�OAL
PROI'1►►'OOT & KILTA)RAN •
Barrister.. Notary Public. etc.
Money to (Lend. Phone 97.
Mikes -The Square. (k).ttr041
A. Li'FF. B. A.. BARRISTER.
R ('
• Solicitor and got ry 1'» t11tc. North
St., Goderieh. ,'hone 411.
DI.1..EY E. 4(01431E14
Barrister, 1st.
()Mee-iiamilton Moret, Goderlch.
Phone 27. -
CS}:.U;}:It, K.C., BARRISTER,
' BOLIOTT, Notary Publle 06
Conveyancer.OROMce--Oosrt Hoa*eso
iI'IapB & ilf4ape
BARnicenAM, Ere.
R.C.HAYS-R.C.HAYS,JR., B.A.
Hamilton St.. (Ioderien
s
INSURANCE. LOANS. MTC,
moKH.TAP MUTUAL FIRE iN•
parr SCRAN(7; t1f/.--'arm and leolnt.'4
town property tpanred.
Otacers-Jae. Connolly. Pres., Oo&•}
rich P. 0.; Jae. Pavans, Vice -Proc.
Beechwood P. 0.; D. F. McGregor.
Sec. -Trees,, Seatorth P. 0.
Directors -A. BroadfaN, R. 11.
No. E, Reaforth ; John O. Odors, Na
4 Welton; 1r1111am Rion, R. R. No.
2, 2. Seafortb ; John Reoselwlee, Brod-
barn ; Geo. McCartney, R. R.
Seaforth; Robert Terris, Matlock;
Hurray Gibson, Bromfield; Jame.
Means, Beechwood; Jamas Coanolly,
0oderlch.
Agents --J. W. Teo, 0oderleb ;
Al..xLeitch. R. R. No. 1, Alma*;
Jobn Murray, Reafor•th; 11. HInchtay,
aeatorth. Pelky-bolder* eas pay all
pimento and p4 theft earde rootlet -
rd at It. J. Mondale' ClMiteg Stark
Clinton ; R. H. Oates Oratory, Ea
E ton greet, Gederleh, of J. H.
0esent1 Rime. Barfield.
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