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THE SIGNAL,,
GODERICH, ONT.
MRS. SARAH ANN DU'NBAR
roe death ed Mrs. Sarah Ann 1►uu-
toar o(,•urred. at - -Ike ' home of
Iles' sou -in-law. Gel r Cunningham.
at ltetgrave,'on Saturday. •Th.• fun -
end was held Tuesday from I1•t-
grave t.. Wee, field. %Jeer• interment
was snide. Aet. Dr. Perrie
conducted the i a•rvtces. The late
iM.'. Dunbar was born In Luck-
rew sixty-three years 'alto. *nil lived
then• until her marriage to I►avid
Iirmllar et the age et twenty-oae,
w heo Kll.• moved to Wesll181d. Her
moist.n name was Sarah Ann Vint.
O11 the ckath of her husband thirteen
y1•.tr. alto: she mored to Itelghare,
where Abe had resided with Iter
da•Ight�r Mrs. l'unningham. She
n v. A, Methodist in religion. She
had, n ill since host spring. and
confinfd to her bed for the last hew
months. She is survived by two Ids-
teeh,. Mrs. William Lowe. of Belgrsve,
. 1
1•
and air.. William Baldwin. of Lott:-
now;
ee:now; four brother,, A. J. Vint of
Sfratfnrd. RobOrt of Wingbam, (ll.
. te•rt of L.ui ki uw, and Joseph of
Stoughton. Man.; thew. daughters.
Mrs. William Graham of Stratford,
Mrs. Cunningh$m of lielgr'ave. and
Alar. Amita,. Barr cif Blyth. 1
Silts. ROBERT t'AMPIIk LL
After an Illness of several mann..,
A highly retpe•ted resident of God,
rleh. In the person of Christina W. -
Donald, widowof the late Itol•rt
('ample ll, passed away, on Monday
at her hone on )(entreat street. l;n
her seventy-nlatb year.. Size. Camp.'
bell WA), born at Stornoway, Scot-
land. tenting to this country-. with her
parents when about five years of age.
Thr famtlr settled fir.1 at HI;drJ•
and later removed to (;odcrk•h, where
the late deceased was married to Mr.
Robert 4'amllwpt. pt ho fix Maly
years was In Ot•rge of the Govern-
ment lighthouse here. arae who pre-
deceased her twrive years. She ' Is
survived by hills. daughters: Mrs. W.
T. Penne. Mrs. -J. W. Cesigle end
Mier Man (uwplwll. ail of town, add
,two stns; William. of town. nu,
1
'Offer for [sale ('apt: 1Jllald Campbell. of Tnnaw•an-
da. X. Y. The funeral took place on
Wednesday aftertnx.n to Maittind
cemetery, Iter. 11. e'. ,Mel)ermid I.e-
lug the oft -feting eh•rR,t•raan. The
palllwarers were the two eons and
two ant"-In•latr.
, FaWAltl) 11AGAItTY
IOO Sham any part)
The Dominion Road
Machinery Co., Ltd. '
l'.t 1':T \ I r1\ s I
at $54 per share.
HANSON & HANSON
25 Broadway New York
HAVE YOUR
WAGON TIRFS
Cold Set for a permanent
job.
Dominion Road Machinery
um"
BAZAAR
hr Ladi-' .\iii Society, in
North St. Methodist
Church
01
Saturday, Nov. 29th
commencing at :1 porn.
Sale of-Fane'*ork, Homemade
Baking, Candy, etc.
Tea nerved from 3.3010 7 p.m.
The Inquest Into the death of Ed-
ward Harold Hagerty. who. as re-
ported in The Signal last week. was
kill••d while pursuing his duties as
litwe'1Lan 111 the -Ch.R. yards' at
Kltcheuer on TLuredes muroing last.
resulted In a verdict of accidental
death. the railway eompauy piing ex-
•rsted of all heart[*. AtOnline
to the evidence of two rye-wttweeses.
Hagerty fell off the Iaddl r 0t a cttr,
lust his balance end fen ac•ros11 the
tracks, one wheel of lite car passing
over his baly.
The funeral o the late Mr. Hag-
erty was lel at Stretford on Sat-
urday mo a ,g, from the house of
his. pare[ Mr. and Mrs. J. /impiety,
t.. St. ►mph's church. shore rt•qulrin
may w'aa suug Ly 1tei. Father Mac-
k ,•. who also oib••iat.d at the grave.
tootle tlusr present at the funeral
were -railwaymen and other friends
:11111 rein tlees from various- ,points,
including Mrs. (than. Pennington. of
e;od.•rk•h. The floral tribute; in-
cluded spays from Mr. and [Mrs.
4.1111 P. Pennington and Mrs. C. M.
(toss, (,i derieh, as well as from the
railwaymen and many trlenda at
Stratford and Kitchener. The late
)Ir. ilnparty was a resident of Gode-
• rieh for four years Ibd was respected
and esteemed by all who had the
privilege of knowing him.
r
their lives on Lakeview Farm. 5th
etmeearluu. Mr. William \Yakefldd
continued to work Lakeview Farm for
a period of forty years. until 1016.
when he menet to town. In religion
Mr. Wakatteld. was au Anglk•*u. and
In polities a l'unsersalive. For ten
years be filled the other of assessor
of (lode/Yell townrbly. lu the
troubled times of I►lr Fenian raids
j he was one of those who joined the
!volunteer bands widen were forms -.1 to
repel the expected luvastern. Mr.
, Wakefield nater warritd. lie is tour-
vh„t by three sisters: Mrs. Thomas
Sowerby and Mr. Walter F. iliek, of
\YILL LAM WAKEFIELD
The death of William Wakefield,
whieh c..'urr.d on Sunday afternoon.
removed one who had been a resident
of this district for seventy yearn and
who. Utough of quiet and retiring
manner. had always held the high es-
teem of those who knew him. Mr.
Wakefield was In his eighty-second
year. haying been horn at Cambridge.
England. In the year 1743. He came
to this- country with hi+ parent., the
Irate 3h. and Mrs. David Wakefield.
at the age of twelve years. The fam-
ily settled on a farm at Benmlller,
an,1 a few years later moved to God
-
erieh township. Mr. and 'Mrs. Wake-
field. aro. slwndtng ,the latter part of
THE LATE: WILLiAM WAKEFIELD
Gnderich township. and Mica Alice
1 Wakefield, who lived[ with 'her 'broth-
er. The funeral took place Tuesday
afternoon from his residence to Man-
kind cemetery. Rev. S. R. Hardy, rev-
, tor of St. Georyte's church, conducting
the ser lee►. The palllearer- were
!Messrs. John Sowerby, W. F. 11k•l•,
('hrisiopher Johnston -and George
I
• Sowerby.
ILAWRENCE WHEELER
Air..7. R. Wheeler. of town. ye.tter-
, day attended the funeral of his tittle
er. the late Lawrence Wheeler, who
Idled on Monday at bis istme In Grey
township, In his seventy -tint year.
1
The [(russets Post has the following
Ireference to the depertwi one:
I When Lawrence Wheeler Said
goodbye t0 earthly concerns last Mon -
;
day as fine a man as could be found
in the countryside passed out. Hie
illness was of cohort duration, the
"flu" followed by pneumonia maktag
short work. Few know he was 111 un-
til his death was rt• w,rted. Mr.
Wheeler was born In Tecumseh
township and came to Morrie town-
ship sixty years ago; later sold
and mored two mite, north of Brox-
web; in Grey township. He married
Mina Ann Cole. wino died in 11013. The
children are Russel. (;oderlch ; Stan-
ley, Sth concession. (trey, and Augua-
tut, on the homestead. Benson died
seven years ago as (he result of an
seeident. •Mn, W. Il. Ben, nruaael-,
is a daughter. Mr. Wheelers only
surviving brother is John, in Califor-
nia. three others predeceasing him.
Mra. Marshall Hughes, Edmonton. is
A sister. •Mr. Wheeler wan a thrifty -
going farmer. keeping everything In
good trim. He was fond of Iwo cul-
ture and took a great interaR in bit
work. f.ep Sed WW1 it eonsds'ent
member of the Methodist church a
generous in his support and that body
In.t one of its faithful ones when
Lawrence Wheeler died. HP was A
member o{ Bit:emelt. Court of the C.
0. F. Mr.Wheeler was at Bruaselm
on Tuesday. taking 111 on Wednes-
day. Funeral took places IlVedneadity
afternoon of this week. With Rev.
Mr. Clarke, him pastor, in charge. in-
terment was made in the family plot.
Bru,ueis cemetery. The name of Mr.
Wheeler will live long in the memory
of these who knew him for his integ-
rity. Bereaved are ac.nrod of the
sympathy of a wide (dole.
New Arrivals
Fresh Senniaid seeded and seedless Raisins ._. ._ 15c package
Sultana Raisin i Sc Ib.
Seedless Raisins, special, 2 lbs. for ._ 2rc.
Large Was Mwcatel Raisins . 1 5c Ib.
1 SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Wohave jnet raeaived • shipment of Cream and Milk Pitchers,
4 10c to SOc each
Wiwi' .. Ir windowefor special displays. 'We kindly solicit y..ur pttr..nags
C. M. ROBERTSON
Phone 164 "Yoe* Grocer" Ged.rich
.......s
LADIES!
Here's your opportunity to get a Winter Coat at a very low price.
Ladies' Winter Coats in Teddy Bear and Camel Hair Botha, lined throughout
and interlined. Offered at greatly reduced prices. Regular $22.00 and $24.00, at $15.00
Other lines of Ladies' Winter Coats of marvella. truvmarvdla and flamingo
cloths, with fur collars and cuffs, marquis de luxe lining. These are being offered at
special clearing prices.
A. CORNFIELD
THE SQUARE LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS GODERICH
SHOP WHERE YOU ARC INVITED TO SHOP PHONE 41a
wises
tiaalaIMwr DN.
\.
Three Delightful Volumes by Lord
Frederic Hamilton
"The dna 'backs of adtauedug
years are so painfully otni.lul to
those who have to Shoulder the bur-
den
urden of • long tale of summers that
there is no need to Enlarge upon
them.
'.TIIe elderly hare one eeatIe•uta-
Uou, however; Utej have well-filled
,•tum -lou.,•. of remin►seeueet, chest•
of memories wh1ek are the resting -
place of so many rocolleettoua that
their ,aver esu at- Will re -travel in
oil.• .e-uud a+ mueh of the verb's* of
this glulce as it has bel his gloat for
noir Jo visit."
These words form the otiosity' par-
agraphs of "Here. There. and Rvery-
where." one of three charming vei-
nme% of reminlwcl•ts•es by Lord Fred-
eric Ilamilton. books" which are en-
joyed Ly Uso,s. of •'ndt•atteing y•^,srs
and by very mnuy. as well, shoes
yearn have not a. yet •::advata•er'
very tar. ,
[Lori Frederic IIaitiltoit has a won-
derful --chest o1 memories" and In
his thew• delightful von he has
Nieto-it 0 for the joy 111111 dele4atlw
of renders everywhere. 1}e had un-
usual opportunities for titling this
wonderful chest. He travelled touch
for pleasure. and. to hes capacity of
wrretry or attache with venous Brl-
tleh etettamies. he was able to visit
mnny
untries
fav-
orable ciretimstaeeunder
n.a.An sonllf
of the
41Tlike of Alereorn. he was related to
many of the noble families of Great
Britain. and was an intimate trend
of others.
Ito Shat belt lane is liadl• ..t
of the late Maharajah of (ooeashiivIk'•
har; be wat('hed Itord KKitchleter's
oodles at Calcutta tranmfoie •
day, a field of rough tuned t a gur-
lien which. If not toxo clue, vatse-
ted. looked as if it had ix A e -tal-
Ilshed for years. Ile talked "pidgin
1 nglhh" with the Chinese and hute-
ly enjoyed the tmtrathon races of the
duck.' from the paddy -fields to eh,
junks; he visite! Rumala and tells
with amusement the story of the de-
vout (?) French Innkeeper there.
bowing before the Russian Ikon. iut-
preseing the mativea with hit deto-
tlnn. while he vented his irritation
in Scandalous words of Is Gilt Instead
of prayers. in the West Bolles, wlt:l
Isla friend the Guardsman. he tra-
versed the 'gland that Is "a M.easd
growing grocer's strop," and he dea-
erlhe.s humorously a dismission in the
Bermuda ['ornament aunt permitting
the nae of motor.cani there.
His descriptions of customs and
climates. people and scenery are vivid
and give one an excellent :lea of dif-
ferent countries and their inhabi-
tants.
,He relates an incident flint snakes
one realize plow Britain ham ental,-
livhed conne.tiens all over the .earth.
He nays. 'II give a dinner party at
an hotel to eleven people. all ',Merl-.
nr officers' wives. The conversation
turned to birthplaces and the anewer.
given were so curious that t wrote
them all down. Not only were all
my Kneads moldier", and soldiers'
wives. hut they were nearly all the
eons and daughters. of Soldiers at
well. One major had been horn at
Ospe'Town ; his very comely wife in
Rarl►adon. The other major halt been
born at •Murat. In India. him wife at
Quebec and her nnmmrriep minter in
Mauritins; and so It wan with all of
them. 01 theses twelrt people of pure
British blood, i wait the only sate who
had been torn In England or In Eur-
ope; even the mnhaltern had 1e -n
horn In Hong.Kong."
Returning home. Local Frederic
gave POMP lessons In geography In
the schools of Borne of bis friends
[1111 methods mutat hare been enjoyed
immensely by the pupils. for they
were quite new in seined experience.
The pupils who gave Incorrect tun
awora did not partake of the "enjoy-
ment" of their more succesarful--tBflf=
rade..
Hia volume on "The Day* Before
Yesterday" deals with memories .1
his boyhood and youth end c.•nteing
Interesting anecdotes of people and
events of bygone year:. in "The
Vanished Pompe of Yesterday" he
carries the reader from one to an -
itory A Mew Serial
"Spanish
Doubloons"
will be commenced
shortly in The Signal
LOOK FOR iT
it is a thrilling tale of ad-
venture and romance.
ether of ale r"url. al li,uruple, 1
scribing king., and emperors and dile
uwt.
ill his own inimitable way.
.\u hour with any one of the vol-
ume. from the ileo of this prise of
ro„ut,•urs i, productive of refresh -
00111, t wat,•entent, and profit as well.
%Ingham Man Killed
\VINGIIAM, • Nov. 17. -Mr. and
\ lr,t. Patrick Luttou, of this tow's.
re 'dyed word on Saturday that Ih.4r
son. Ions! Luttun, was killed by tie-
ing knocked duwu by a Motor tear
whit, entering his office at Tontine,
3liclt. Deceased was In his thir•> -
Iffth year and leaver besides ids per -
tee 21 uud his NV 1111/P1* several sheers
sold brother. The funeral was hell
to -day at Pontiac. Mich.
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
'rhe t'ullw,ru.• ta,tnsltlp eslJudl
met in the !tall at Carlow
ou November Int it. t'euu,•III ICS
igniter and Graham present : the
Beeve presiding. devote. adopt-
ed, as read. The treasurer reported
rcrelviyt VW rent for the township
hall from A. Johnstone. Bylaw No. 5
ons haesel. authorizing the collection
of 5 per rent. additional 1111 unpaid
taxes after the 14th of Deember, it
motion of Mr. FIsls•r and ,Mr. l;rah-
nw. The 1.11110W lug accounts were
pail: ('. stew -art, relishing culvert
on Ashfield boundary, 22.:10; Signal
Printtng t'n., $6.73; C. AHIn. neurfae-
Ing, 11`3.5.50; Stanley Vanstose. $17.51:
(;un Vantatune, 117.110; E. Ventilate.
S .:aaw wart, gravel nd
w17ork.0; $:'5J.:.0; E.Ste1Krimwer, $':.;0:e 1'.
Young, $22.70. work and gravel; E
lounge resuin, $1a0; Aldlu -V-
iln, rrsurtaeirfacng, g120(10: Wm. Me-
Whinuet. $7.30; Wm. Hill. 120.00: .\.
Straughan, 2'0.00; F. Fisher, /20.IMI:
S Gardner. gravel. $133.5; Ham
Freeman, 110; Andrew Roth.. gravel
and work. $15.114; A. Watson. :t1.5.1111:
(`. I)nston, $15.00; A. Good, . a64,00;
C. Walters. 12.23; Ed. Hardy, $12.50:
Warn.•r Walter, cement. $IT. Li
['engam gravel and worst..- 4.T: Jas.
Straughan, $23.. . -W . Thom. gravel
and work.- --*37.181; E. Stranghan.
SIAM; Geo. Million. *23451; Juo.
rowan. 121.'23; .Ino. Fowler. 1::11.00;
R Walter. 121.75: A. Johnston, eart•-
tnking of hall, $15.00: C. A. Robert-
son. seitetlug jurors. $3.00; Clerk.
tt00. ticketing jurors; A.. Fisher.
sheep killed by doge. $x1.00. '
Meeting adjourned t, 10 a.m., 15.-
c -ember 15th, 1924.
MRS. HF.THF.RiNGTON,
T•rwnablp Clerk.
• BORN.
DiL1WN.-(111 No/01116•r 5, to Mr.
and Mrs. John S. ',anon. 1.. R.
Aahflekl. a daughter.
LA.NN-t. N. --On Thursday. Novwtts,r
13, to Mr. and Mrs. Will Lanuau.
CO1OPPwiuu S, Mirfield, a .cul.
DIED.
YAK1- 1. 1Fa.L.-11t Gudrrkh, on
Sunday. November 16, \\'ileum
'aLrfleld. to hie s2ud year.
1.11X
'17ut
Plitt
l'ox.
-Lt l;Islerlch iownthip, ou
y, November 20, Janey
beloved wife ut Mr. T. C.
a ed 07 years.
McLEW►.
.luy, Nur
Hilus Id,
McLeod.
lu Goderkh, on Tues.
e her 15. Keane -the Mc
sr
ow of the late Donald
lu er 14th year.
CAMPBELL -1
day, November
Ilat*id, widow.
Campbell. in he
Gods -rich, on Muu-
7. Christina Mc -
the late Robert
r 9th year.
\YIIEE1.Elt.--Iu Grey
Monday. November
Wheeler, aged 70 y
and 5 Bays.
township, sin
7: Lawrence
yeti
, 3 months
DENTAL
DR. LORNE WILKEY
Over [fern'', Shoe Store. Telephese
420. Ih•euiuge by appointment.
CHIROPIL%CTOR
A. N. ATKINSON
REGISTERED CITIROPRACTOM
Godericb.
Chronic organic and nervous diner
eases, (Lnsultaahon free. OmcI
hours, 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p.m., Sof
by appointment.
Residence and oilier-4'or. Easl
and Victoria streets.
L. COLE, 1t. 10.,
ise l►PTt►METitIST, OPTICIAN,
'tVs'st Street. ,tsleri.9s
Hutton Graduate of the Canadtaai
Opttthelmie College of 'Forman.
Eyes examined by the latest meth.
eels. mud the proper fitting of classed
et nrek•rate prices. Ontario ltoar4
of Examlrten Certificate No. S75.
EVENING CLASSES
•
Tli,se viatwea aro• not being
1110.1 up rapidly and. tiniest+ more of
our ettixt•nts take advantage o1 the
grand opportunity. the atit horitie.
will have to o-lSre up some of them or
crmbine thew.
In ikeasmaking there are as yet
only twit elats'a. Wednesday after-
noon and evening. and Nath of these
can aaommolate six more memht-ra
and the authoritiet are prepared to
open other yin Aiwa, If needed.
In Millinery there 1P only one
ODOR on Tuesday evening and it can
receive six more. This elate( will
give Inslriwtinn in making rosettes
end other fans -y ribbon noc-eltlee for
lent and drew trimmings[.
In Fancy Knitting two elegem have
been begun on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings, but each Baas It able to
take tour more. An afternoon class
eltls•r of thea; days will be formed
OP soon an sufficient enrollment war-
rants. In this clans, too. Instruction
will tw given in the making of wool
flowers and fancy knitted novelties
for trimming.
in Basketry there have been began
font classes', with the expee•tatdtl
that there would be the former great
demand for thin Instruction. There
are two elawasw for beginner* Frits/
evening and Saturday at 4 p.m. The
Friday ('last can reeelve six more
and the afternoon twelve. The ad-
vanced flange's are held on Mond ty
evening and Satnrday at 2 pan. Each
et these can atenmmodate thole
ten members.
I nless enrollment In all the (•111ases
AR indicated shore takes place with-
in the next week, the etatwet in Pixel'
tlthJect will have to be com[tlned.
The Principal will rendre your en-
rollment any tittle by 'phone from 6
to 7 p.m. or at the clans rtmms from
7.30 p.m., when the email fee of 11.00
,an be pnId. Flnrollmsnt eon alto he
nude with the tevoral inntnw•torn.
'Po complete the term's inetructinn
of thirteen lemons the classes will
be rgnttnmed on Into the new year.
when other new dentes w111 to formed
on sn8leient enrollment. •
J. W. FRASER. J. P. 1flIME.
Chairman of Committee, Priuetpnt.
WANTED
WA11'I'ED.-4Ia111L1CT AGENT
for our Tree* and Shrub. i.ibers1
pay; free ewpofpment. Write new.
WELLAND •NURHERY CO., Wel-
land, Ont.
LOOP AND FOUND
0tTNn-LN GODER4CH ON
11 Thursday, November 13, a hleck
muff. Owner mar titre tame by
I (•latming property and paying for this
Advertls.'mPnt. JOSEPH FDIHER.
4A itford.
CARD OF THA.
11tH uF '1'11.\NK5---\11(44.
uud d,utyhr-r wilt 10 thou:
the friends sod neighbors for
kindite.. .hon 11 them durlig the l
.it•koess and bereacement of Ian -'cit
and tether.
DIt. ALEXANDER FISHER.
Phone 0:17 Stratford, Ont.
Special attention glen to care al
it.fanta and children
WM. F. K0rcALF.
Bayfield. Ont.
hours -2 to 4 and 7 to I. ..
hours by appointment
nOR RENT. -HOUSE, WITH run- I 1 e
a NAI'E and every (oarenience; Orb
immediate poeseasfon ; will rent er
Irate. W. A(t1IESON A HON.
AUCTION SALE I ET>C,
I Late Ho
Sur
Al e'TItIN SA1.F: OF HORSES, , thalmlc and un
Irl'(;GIF:s AND HARNESS. lit Mootrellel
MR. l'E til. RYAN �1{dolden Square
will sell by pdelk auction ----it his don, Eng.
home un St. -street,'doderIet.I 53 Waterloo St,
oil ephone 267.
At Hotel Bedfo
= `fiAT1'itDAT, NOV. 29th, Ntt temib•r 17th, at
commencing at 1.:10 ,clock sharp: ember 1xth. at 1
1 horse: 1 pony; _ P.m.
1 horse. 0 years old; 1 horse. 5
}'ears old: 1 pony: 1 pneumatic lire
buggy : 1 open rubber tire bltggy ; F
colter: 1 hike (art: 1 Set tingle bar- PROF. W. H. JACKSON, Organist
nese; 1 set - befallen; shin boot : guar -
ter Director of dash, f ontE
ter boots; 2 Wanks- . ; I robe; 1 rug: steer Methodist o chursh. I trtrctfoe
1 heater Store; 1 wet rte�rly new' given in Voice Culture, Organ, Plano.
donbls•t reeve.
TERMS. -All sums of $10 and un- Violin, Guitar. Theory. ere. Studio ani
der cosh; over than amount 0 months' residence. 37 North street. Phone 384.
credit will be given on furnishing ap-
proval joint notet. A scouof et MACI►ONAi-D GIBB.9,
1s -r eent. alfoweil fur rashdionnt (relit i Organist and Choirmaster of Hudd
amounts• .•burin.
4'00IL. RYAN. T. GT'NDRY. Ipatru tion In Piano. Organ. and sing-'
Proprietor. Anetioneer. dug. I'upilm prepared for examines
tdout If desired.
FOR SALE For terms apply at Knot church
from 4 to 0 p.m. on Thursdsy or Fel•
FOR SALE. -FIFTY ('ORDS 1» day. or •dives P. 0. Box 04. Tele
twrlr.-leach poplar wood at 12.71 phone 249w.
per eonl. W. A. ORSER, Dungan
non. Telephone 24r4.
TO MINT
DR
F'.
J. H FORSTER
S.. Stratford. Tsl-
MV SI'
Godericb, ori
p.m . to Nov -
VOR SALE OR TO RENT. FOR
A the sewsnn M 1921-10 . the God-
(•rich Skating Rink. Tenders will i►e
received up to November 22 by WM.
('.tMPBF.I.I. Sec. -Trow,
OR MALE OR RENT. -4.4) 0D
l� black clay loam farm of 100 acres
it the township of Kinloss. Tide is
it good buy. WIli sell for it sma1:
cash deposit down and terms to mutt
purehamer. For particulars apply at
THE Si(;NAL OFF•1('E.
R C. SHINGLE+,-Qarload of B. 0
M. XXXXX shingles and cedar siding
at ;McGaw Station. ROBERTSON 4
TREBLE. R.R. No. 5, Goderieh. Tel►
pbones-Dungannon and Carlow.
r0R SALH.-TIIAT WELL-KNOWN
A property, the ['Won Hotel, Code-
rieh. Standard lkemttd hotel ; steam -
heated; in good repair. Large ei.c-
tre.-lighted tarn, would make a tplen-
dld garage. Ereellent location on
one of the hest business streets of
the town. For any further particu-
lar' apply to W. J. J..\NNA\. Prop-
rietor, Goderleh.
PUBLIC NOTICIS
MEET1N(I OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL.
The Connell of the Corporation
of
Huron will melt In the Council
Chamber, Onderich. at 3 o'ein ek
In
2nd
be
an
rich 1. 0.; Jas. /trains, Viee-Pre,
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT '
1,'RANIC P. 017188• CHARTERED
■■ Arronntant_ 102 Ontario street.
Stratford. Phone 1580. Res. 1330.7.
I.R(iAL
PROUDFOOT & KILLORAN
Rarrlstera, Notary Public. ete.
Money to Lend. Phone 97.
Office -The .Square. Ooderich
CLUFF. B. A.. BARRISTER.
Sotlettor and Notary Public. North
St.. 4 ieierleh. Phone 411.
DUIDUDLEYE. HOIAIES
ltarrietetr, Etc.
Oil/re--lb, mitten street, Goderlel.
Phone 27.
f• SEAGER, KC.. BARRISTER,
n SOLICITOR. Notary Public sad
Conveyancer. Office -Court Hoe*
Godertch.
Nave & NapoNapo
IRrg
BARRgR, ETC.
R.C.HAYS-R.C.HAYR, ra.. B.A.
Hamilton St., Goderien
INSURANCE, LOANS, ITC.
the afternoon of Tuesday, the McICH.I.OP MUTUAL FIRE 1N -
day of December. 1934. All aevonnet S['RANCE CO. -Farm and isolated
against the County 'Duet be la t town property insured.
hands of the Clerk not later tin OHcera--Ju. ConnoU.y, Pea, Oodr
Monday pre•c'ling the meeting
Cantrell.
GEO.' W. HOLMAN,
County Clerk.
November 13th lnttA
Goakrich.
•
AUCTIONEERING
MAR G1'NDRY, GODERICH.
•! LIVE WPOCK AND GEAVERAL
AUCTIONEER
r Telephone No. 119.
Baler attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give aatldacttea.
Farmers' sale notes disconated.
1 M. HTAI,KER, AUOR7(H•1R8R
• for household effects farm .$sok
Me, for the County of Buren.
Address an coeamndsattoss to J. 11.
STALII:DE, Auburn P. O. 4441
Beechwood P. 0.; D. T. Rearegor.
Sec. -Tress,, Se•torth P. 0.
Directors -A. Broadfoot. R. Int.
No. 1, Seafortb r John 0. Grime, No.
4, Walton; Ttniam Rinn, R. R. No.
2, 2, 8eafortb; John Bennelwles, Brod-
hagen; Geo. McCartney, R. IL No, S.
Seaforth; Robert Ferris, Harloek;
Murray Gibson, Brtwetleid; Jamal
Evans, Beechwood; Jams Connolly.
Ooder ich.
Agents -J. W. Yeo, Goderleb;
Atex. Leitch, R. R. No. 1. (lintata;
John Murray, Seafotth; 11. Hinckley.
aeaforth. Policy -holders can pay alb
payments and get then tarda reeelpt-
ed at j1. J. Morrlah'k Clothing Storey
Clinton; R. H. Ontt's Grocery, MEW
ston street. Goderieb, or J. H. Hs111$
General StoreBayfield
Steel's Christmas Opening Sale, November 27, 28, 29
Sant Claus ` 11 Be At Steel's on These Days
SEVENTI
1924 CI`
A RE(
Rebell urs
A11 the
the mtetiu
Friday etc
The sex
reported fi
Noretulwr.
.t report
,thee of a
tor',• roll
was ref.•rr
tee.
d'he tax
to the tree
lag to PO
was fol
taxes.
Applicati
were revel
who props
a dwelling
er Bros., w
traction on
shop. 20 bl
other gado
side the
to have a
applieatfon
isms coma
in prese
ment for
Mr. Knox
to tin•• ch'
This year'
bare been
of the tow
I mprovem.•
tion, the 1
adjust mens
ne•estltate
totalling 1
lour year
wht-ti the i
$33iMO, or
amount of
A risme.
eommissini
$1.000 fro
debenture
fine:se• co
A numbs
of" fazes t
either te
to the el
A circuit
Fire Cade
ins attent
care of r
during the
to the fire
A roque
commitaMi
tot rt tarot
f t
.4e
Nines L
tit t was
12th late,
eouncil to
reference
ao•tatios 1
Lawre•ee
apeelal ea
A natal
the fire b
referred I
The rep
recommro,
menta of
The nn
et that
board be
butane*. to
a grant n
dren'a Alt
come tax
$444.71, be
reported
burner fr
been weld
and the
The pu
ported tin
newer 0tl
tannin rot
completed
newer on
Victoria n
nine -Inch
leen tett
between
road. Th
bylaw, n
for oiling
last numb
These 1
eillor Hu
clause in
bating to
on Victor
The ret
from the
was adt+l
war app
reminder
There
as to M
te•tlOns (
lighting
council 1
enm m l eai,
whole to
where ns
and he 1
coon'•il's
to amen
Inapertt"
A mot
Mtenn Ing
that the
rnittee o
water at
r.ga rd by
street HI
Street.
ter lien
the east
and WC
Engineer
*treat al
ttnrly 1
Tint
g
tb• pair
epeeist
Made. at
PI 1*, ID