The Signal, 1924-12-11, Page 16IG Thursday. lots•emh.•r. IL 1921.
THE SIGNAL,
- GODEBICHe ONT.
- ser.
CHRISTMAS
/hy Not a Reedcraft Christmas Gift
from our line of Chairs, Rockers, Settees, Ferneries and Lamps:'
See your local dealer and he will be pleased to show you these goods pct his floor or
to arrange to have you visit our factory \ .
Goderich Artcraft Furniture Co., Limited
- -- - a
'140• Stgnat has a large and 'hand-
some line of Christmas greeting cants
ibis year. Many orders have al-
ready teen taken, and patrons are
ranch pleases with the. finished pro-
duct
-Switzerland 'hes 'Fewer and better
law:'--becaitse 11 eaves the bole* for
the cheese and does not shoot the
saws full of them. San A.ntonlo Es-
prees.
•
The eminent Dr. Maio. 6f Roches-
ter. .Minnesota, says nity is in-
creasing and yet the' newspapers
continue to publish these cross word
puzzles -San Triodaco Bulletin.
A$HYIELD
ASIO'IELO, Dec. 8. -Willie John-
ston and Addie MacAdam were home
tor the week -mud.
Mr. Bain MacDonald-, who was here
for a few days, lett on Monday for
his home at Senile.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilurdu .Mat4iregur
and faintly have moved to Khalil! to
arum• the house of Mrs. Johnston
for the present.
'.V,• are glad to report that Miss
.male M.•ia•auan 1.s holdipg her own.
Mr. Tom Juhtjstou, we are sorry to,
report. 1. not Improving.
Mrs. W. N. Johnston !s visiting
friends in Goderich for a few day+,
over the it eel -end.
Rev. J. S. Hardie will attend the
1'r,•-bytery meeting at Wingham on
Tuesday of this week.
School 54(11on No. 3. Klntal!, is
busy preparing a concert and Christ -
tun. tree. which will be given in Kin -
tail hall on Friday. 1►e•emlxer 11811.
The Ashfield alissiouary $oelety
will -hold it. regular monthly meeting
DI Ute bottle of Mrs. N. G. MaeKenaie.
totx++,.ion 12. on Wela•+dao of this
wick.
The Kintall Women's Institute will
hold their regular mtnithly meeting
at the home of Mrs. 11. Bisset on
Fridde of this week.
The test of a free country Is the
privilege of teeing unarthoduz with-
out dodging bricks. -Duluth Herald.
t.15:17 Li 4 CI ta Eng
Our stock of Christmas Gifts was never more complete
You can save money by shopping here
The stock is new and of the best in each and every
line. The prices are reasonable and proper
' Space does not permit a complete list of suitable gifts. but we give you a few of
the more useful lines
4 eimplete new stork of 1817 Rogers Silverware
is pleasing Old Coionp design. Prices range
from 51.00 to *10.00
F.leettir
Iron, *6.90 and *7.00. 1
guarantee
EIestrir Toasters $6.73
Electric Heaters $5.50
to 5 erne
Pyres Ware. the well-known cooking
ware. Priced from $1.15 lo $5.110
Sete agent for the celebrated Auto Skates. See
the new Olympia Tube Skate. i'rices frees
96e to *6.60
IMMO
A complete line of Everready Flashlights and
Batteries. The better kind. sways fresh.
Des's spoil your Christmas Fowl b7 beetling at it
with a peer knife. See our Carving Sets with
' Sid steel from *4.00 up.
4001111145211,
The sated restplett line of potkC tree In Gederith from
t
,pecial'.'aloe•. in Hockey Sticlu, Straps and Puede
mitiO
Itey's Sleigh.. from $1.00 up Bey's rubber tired roaster Weenie, $7.00 and *7.50
Come in and see our stock. We will be glad to show you everything.
until Christmas
Open every night
JAS. C. CARRIE
Phones 383-334
Goderich
AROUND
THE
GODERICR TOWNSHIP
C.ODERH'H TOWNSHIP, Dee. 9. -
Quite a number of old aequaintau(es
and- !Mends attender[_ the funeral of
the late Mrs. M. Knight. of dodel'ich.
oe Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. J. Wilson. Loudon. le here of
a• visit.
Mrs. T. iibwerby, sr.. spent last
week in Goderk'h with her slater;
.Miss A. Wakefield..
Remember the Christmas entertain-
ment. December 22. at Union.
Another little girl ha. arrived to
hiss the hexes• of air. and Mrs. II.
Powell. Congratulation++.
Mr. and Mrs. Coehtane, Mr. and
)Irs. T. Carter and Mr. Raymond
Carter. of Clinton. were Sunday vis-
itors at the resldenee of Mr.. D. Ben.
Miss E. S. Sowerby was home from
Wewtfleld over the week -end.
Mr. i.eo Chisholm has returned to
I)t•trol(.
Mrs. Gord.ut Jackson. of Bancroft.
who eame here to attend the funeral
+•f her mother. -Mrs. T. C. Cox. has
returned home.
A Christmas entertainment will be
held at Taylor's Corner school -on
December 22nd. 'Die program will
mene• at 8 o'cks k. Everybody, wel-
mm
e.. Admission "-5r. 'Cbildreu free.
CiTY HOG. GRAD t ' REPORT
for the week ending Dec.
County
Tokil 1597- •
Selects 532
Tltk+k' smooth 9447
Heaiiea
Extrb, heavies
Shop begs
Lights and
feed qrs
Rough.N
Sows No. 1
Sows Ne. 2
Stags
The folios ing figures show a larg
percentage of -selects' shipped from
the stations mentioned:
Clinton • total 122, eele•ts •'
luudeshor4, .... total 72. selects 39
Brumfield t total Ai, selects 4
Gerrie total 73. *elects 36
56
74
3
2
19
4
A6
12 21
Et 53
5 . 8
4
,iet11II1I, ,
C ARISSA HACKIEE-
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CARD OF THANKS
COle THANKS,--•l1Ra.I NOR-
MAN Maelt)NAI.D and family wish
W thauk the friends and neigjtbore
for the kludtiesa rhowu them durtug
their receut sad bereavemeut.
LOST OR FOUND
pouND.--TWO KEYS ON EAST
a street. Apply 'at THE SIGNAL
1 OFFICE.
1' was the day before Christmas.
and it bad been snowing s" the
morning.
The Marsden chfkl'+te sat
�t t:ND ON HAMILTON STREET
a -a gold _ ring • with Wow's; in.
W; K. PINDER, St. David's -street.
STRAYED
STRAYED ON TO THE PROP-
erty of the undersigned oboist, (k --
around We living room Are .nd sang toter 1st. a year-old steer. Owner
Christmas carols and talked about the will please prove property. pa) ex
Millions of people who were sending
rifts to loved ones, just as the wise
then brought gifts to the Christ Child
ander the Christmas stars.
Suddenly they noticed that Clarke
Vas very thoughtful
"What is the matter, Sis?' asked
Gordon. the oldest boy.
'I am thinking of our dear wooda
people and bow the snow has covered
their food so that they may starve w
death white we are having a happy
Christmas," said Clarice.
• Gordon whistled in dismay. "Ob. 1
never thought of thein!" be said.
"I don't waat my gray squirrels to
starve to death!" said Paul.
"And Mr. Rabbit and his family,
added Nisbet
"Or the snowbirds. 1 sew a Wilde
Sock yesterday!" cried Gorden eagerly.
"Or my own dkckey bird!" lisped Baby
Man. polating a fat ager at the ca-
'sary's care la the window.
They W laughed and kissed little
Rae
"And what about you. Cousin Mar-
isa?" they asked of the utile girt wlso
was visiting them.
e
"I'm thinking shout Mr. Rabbit, too,"
said Marlon. "I was thinking 1t would
he nice It Santa Claw remembered
him.'
Gordon got rip and danced a horn.
pipe. "lees have a Christmas tree for
the woods people!" be shouted.
What a racket then was as they all
rushed tato the hall after cape and
cloaks and overshoes!
Clarice and Gordon disappeared la
the kitchen and were gout a long times
When they cams back they carried a
little beaker
Baby Nan was taken to tier moth-
er's room, and the merry youngsters
ran .houtiig across the snowy garden
to the path which ted to the woods.
How quiet the woods were when they
were !n the shadow of the pines sad
hemlock!
Suddenly some twigs crackled. and
a beautiful deer bounded lightly away
and disappeared among the trees.
"lie was hungry," said Gordon. "See
how be has eaten the twigs front the
hemlocks."
All over tie sow were the foot -
;senses and take the animal away. .1.
W. MILLIAN. l'otse,sion 2. Colborne
town ship. It. R. No. 4, Goderich. I Dlt. I.ORNE MIA 7Y
Phone Colborne munleipal No. 1'2;13.
Over Hern's Shoe Store. Telephosa
Evenings by appointment.
WANThD
WANTED. -AT ONCE, yS ICRGIt1T'IC
man for steady war:: in iuderleh
itnd vicinity. [/rite l)kk'il. 1. WIS.
Michie 52 Mowat street, Stratford.
Ontario.
WANTED TO BUY. --A 1101:81/
with, or without garage or stable
ou lot. (sive full description, toes -
tion anti Meat math price. Address
Box No. 17. THE SIGNAL, Goderich.
WAN'nD.-TF:Al1HElt FOR UNIONtiff School Section No. 17, Ashfield
and West Wawanosh, holding ,iecond-
e la certlfimate, eatable of taking
fiWUtclass work. Duties to commence
January 3. 1935. Apply to under-
signed stating salary mud expel'.
Ienee. JAMES SPR,OUL, It. R. NO..
3, Auburn.
DENTAL
AUCPIONEERINO
THOMAS GL'NDRY, CODERICH.
LIVE STOCK ANT) GENERAL
AUCTIONEER DR. A. N. ATKLNSON'=
Telephone No. 119. REGISTERED C119ROPL4.c1 i
Sales attended to anywhere a.nd every (iodertch.
effort made to give antitdacthis.
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
CLARK. -la C.oderieh. on' Friday,
December {, David ('lark. age'!
7t1 yon.
McONAI.D.-
i)is Goderich. on Tharp -
day, Dreember 4. Lorne McDonald.
von of the tate Normten McDonald.
Quel.e• street.
McAVS)Y.-In Goderich. on Monday.
I►tesember 8. Margaret ('hl+bolts,
w-tdow of the late Michael McAvoy.
in her $$th year
IN MEMORIAM.
('.1M1'1:1.11.1,. --In boring and faithful
r -membrane of Drina Thain, wife
of R. J. Campbell, who fell asleep
Disettiher 10th, 1919, in her 2.3ret
year. Sadly miser; by her loving
mother and brothers. it. R. No.7.
Luck now, 4Mt.
May Gest, Who takettt 'Hoot of a11.
Whom eye doth never sleep, •
Beneath lila own almighty wing
Our dear one safely keep.
HAVE YOUR
WAGON TIRES
Cold Set for a permanent
job.
Dominion Road Machinery
COMM,
Gi cs
Y the
Whole fad,
AT STEEL'S
420.
CHIROPRACTOR
J M. STALKER, A:'t'TIONEER
• for household effects farm stock.
etc., for the County of Huron,
Address all communication to 1.
STALKER. Auburn P. 0. 44-d
FOR SALE
FOIL SALE: OR RENT. -GOOD
black clay loam farm of 100 acres
in the town+hip of Kinloss. Tleta ts
a goal buy. Wilt sell for a small
cash deposit down and ternis to suit
pun -hisser. For patrticulars apply at
THE SIGNAL OF'F'1•'E.
LV tit SAI.F:. -THAT WELL-KNOWN
I property. the Union Hotel, Gode-
rich. Standard Ik•enbcd hotel; +sresto-
heated ; in ga„I repair. Large elec-
tric -lighted tarn. would make a splen-
did garage. Excellent location ou
one of the hest bneinpss streets of
the town. For any further particu-
lars apply to W. J. F,ANNA\. Prtj,-
rietor. Goderich.
Chronic organic and nervous dM.
eases. Cunsultatton free. OtEea
hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p.m., awl
by appointment.
Reaideoce and office --Cor. Mast
and Victoria streets. .
OPTOMETRY
ras1. COLE, 1t. 0.,
OPTOMETRIST, OPTICIAN,
Went Street, (;odt'rlch.
Ilonor Graduate of the Canadian
Ophthalmic College of Toronto.
)yen examined by the latest met
oda. and the proper fitting of glasses
■C moderate pricer Ontario Beard
of l xaminers (7Prtifleate No. 815.
MEDICAL
RR. ALEXANDER FISHER,
" Phone 997 Stratton!, Ont.
Special attention given to care of
Infanta and children.
DR. WM. F. MWPCALF,
Bayfield. Oat
nt.
�OTICl4 TO ('R}:DITt1Rd.-iN Office b nn -2 40 4 and 7 to 8.
Other horn by appointme
THE ESTATE OF' K}:NNETHA
►D. D}7l'F:.ASED
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
McLE( .
Notice Is hertebygiven that ■11
persons haring claims against the es-
tate of Kenneth's McLeod, late of the
Town of Oodtrtch. In the County e'
Huron. widow. who died on or about
the 18th day of Ntnctnb'r. 1024. are
requires to send or deliver to Mr.
John Knox McLeod. 01P of the exec -
unarm of the will of the weld Kenneth*
McLeod. or to the undersigned. their
namta and addressees and full partic-
ulara of their c•laim».
And take nottee that after
prints of little animals-nbbita. aquir- the thirteenth day of December next
eels, even the trail of a tog which the executor. will prone(' to di.trl•
bute the astetw of the laid deceased
Gordon and Paul pointed out
Aad threading In and out like a pat-
tern of lao.work were the dalaty toot-
priats oe birds.
"Poor little woods peopter' sighed
Clarice. "I'm afraid the mow has cov-
ered all the seeds and pine cones."
"When shall we have the Christmas
creel asked Mabel. lumping up and
down with delight.
"aster cried Marlon, pointing to a
small holly tree. "See. It is already
trimmed with red ber•riesr'
"Just the thing." said Gordon. opan-
Ing 00a basket. "Now, youngsters, step
up and help yourselves to goodies h
put on the Christmas tree.
"Here are nuts for the squirrels, bits
of suet for the blue jays and the snow
blyds, some lease* and carrots for Mr.
Rabbit aid his family. some canary
seed to scatter on thin cloth and apples
for everybody."
What • wonderful (Airistmas free
that wast Everybody helped to trim
it, and when the
lettoce and car-
rots
arroti had bees
tied on to the
lowest branches
eo that the rabbit
f a m l l y could
reach them the
young Marsden
all drew away
and kid behind
a clump of hem-
locks. ,
Bright eyes
mast have been
watching the hol-
ly tree, for very
soon the gusts
began to arrive
WWAT •a W0NDfl7VL at the C b r 1 a tt
auanTtau rags aye party. Bach
and that, the maid executors will not
be Mahle for the said assets or any
part thereof to any person of whose
claim they "shall not then have re-
ceteed notice.
peted at C.o'lerk'h this '22nd day
of November. A. D. 1924.
HAYS & HAYS,
Solicitors for the Executor.
MAT esu! a twittering of
birds and cracking of nub and crunch-
ing of carrots and crisp lettuce! Don't
you think their little hearts gent up
thanks to the lovtag Father. who had
reminded the Marsden children net is
forget hit little woods people?
And ea the children raced across the
snow toward home they sang Christ,
mas carols until they were overheard
by a great sleigh load of people coming
from the railroad station.
"Merry Christmas!' they relied
'Merry Cbrtetmaar And the sleigh
stopped and took them all In, for they
*Pre all going to 'pend Christmas at
the Maredent. There were Marion's fa-
ther and mother. and there were aunts
and unclog and grandpereata. "Merry
Chrfstmsr they ail said to each ether.
ter they were happ-.
And I'm sure if you meld have mi
derwtnod ala the twlttattag ea/ shat
tering areaad the Nay tree in the
weeds yes insight have leareed that the
weeds people was sayer "Merry
wP tate
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE OF FARM !STOCK
n AND IMPLEMENTS.
The undersigned auctioneer has re-
eeived inatructtons to sell by public
stiction at lot 79..Mnitlan.I concession.
(odcrteh township, one mile from
Holmesville, o1
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17
eommeneina at 110 tit -lock sharp. the
following :
H•rwes-Bay mare. 6 yrs.
black general purpotl• mare, 8
old: 1 driving horse. rising it
quiet and reliable.
Cattle -Holstein cow. 7 yrs. old,
due in leek : red cow. 4 yrs. old, due
in Jan.: rel eow, ti yrsold. dot• In
Starch; man crew, 0 yrs. old, due in
April; rose' cow. 5 yrs. old; grey cow.
ero old. due on inn. 21; white cow,
6 yns old, etue nn February 2'S • caw
6 yrs. old, duP In Jan.; hlnck cow, r HEAGFR, K.(!., 14-ARRiSTER,
milking well: Palled Angus heifer. in twWPO
1U4',
Notary Public stint
2 yrs. uldfreshened 1 month: tyro Conveyancer. Otmce-Oonrt Hoaus
maw, due two km; crew, 0 era.
old. milking: purebred white Durham Goderich.
cow. 6 yrs. old, due in April: grade
ihurham cow. 4 yrs, to freshen time
of sale: part Jersey cow, 10 yrs old.
calf at foot; pert Jersey eine. 4
yew., due to freshen 1n Jnn. ; Holstein
eow. 7 yra., due to freshen in March;
2 -year-old Aberdeen Angna heifer;
Durham relic heifer, 4 yrs.. farrow:
4 Durham steers. rising 2 yrs.; 3
Aberdeen Angna steers, rising 2 yrs.:
2 sows. to litter April 1: Mout 1011
year-old hems. mostly arrn Hoes:
4 white purebred Pekin ducks and
drake.
implements -.Mower, Maasey•ITarris
hinder, 6 -ft. cut; Ma.sey-Hairts rake,
10 -ft. slit: net 3 -section harrows:
disc c harrows, throw -out dime
harrower; Bain wagon. box abetting
and spring meet; farm wagon: hay
rack, 14 ft. with ladders; 10 -hoe
drill: cutter. with pole and shaft*;
Bain +sloop sleigh, alrnoet new; Verity
walking plow No. 21, oilmen new :
set heavy team harness with breech-
ing. new; nice in -inning sleigh, re-
built; double light sleigh; 6 wagon
kinsmen. white soh; hay fork; car
with pulley and atop Uoek ; 20 Aran
saekm: 20 shore mettle; 100 bus.
Renner meted es d oats: 100 Imo barley,
fit for meed. and other articles.
TERMSTRMS OF SALE -•A11 *tare of
*10 and ender, earth: over that
amount. 12 months allowed os ap-
proved joint toter ,or s dlaeeest of
6 per rent. allowed for cash.
W'PINL8Y YkNT)11RDTIROH. Prep
O. H. 81J.(Yi1'. Anetioeeer
old:
ere.
yrs.,
DR. F. J.
Y ITT, EAR, NOBD. THROAT
Late Mouse Surgeon New Tort Oph-
thalmic and Aural Hospital, &adstand
at Moorefield Eye Hospital awe
Golden Square Throat Hospital. Low
dos. Dag.
53 Waterloo St. 8., Stratford. Tel.
epbone 367.
At Hotel Bedford, dodericb, en
December l.ah, at 7 pm., to Ircember
16th.
R Fv )RSTf1R
at 1 p.m
A.
MUSI'
PROF. W. H. JACKSON, Organlat
and Director 'of Music. Noris
street Methodist church. Interne-dos
• in Voice Culture, Organ, Pianos
Violin. Guitar, Theory, etc. Studio sad
residence, 37 North street. Phone 361
CHARTRRS;D ACCOUNTANT
gaiNK 1'. GiBBS, ( D'
HARTMA
as Accountant. 102 Ontario street.
Stratford. Phone 1580. Res. 1330J.
LEGAL
PRO1rI)FOOT & KILI.ORAN
Barristers, Notary Public, ere.
Money to Lend. Phone 97.
Office -The Square. Goderich
D A. (MUFF. B. A. BARRISTER.
Sol eitor and Notary Public. North
St., Goderich. Phone 411.
DUDLEY E. �HOLMES
Harriette -,Rte.
Offlcee-1ltsnSlton street, Goderlch.
Phone 27.
Have & 'taps
BARRITKRa, ETC.
R.C.IIAYS-R.C.HAYS,ia.. R.A.
Hamilton St . Godericn
B t It k INSURANCE. LOANS. ETC.
1sT OP utrrtrA1, smut IN-
STIRANCD 00. --Term and !isolated
town property insured.
OfSeers-Jam Connolly, Pres., Ood'-
rkb P. O.; las Dvaat, Vice -Pres..
Bee bwood P. 0.; D. F. McGregor.
flee. -Trees,. Seaforth P. 0.
Directors -A. Broadfoot. R. IL
No. 6. Seaforth : John O. Grieve, He
4, Walton; 'TIlilam Rine, R. R. lis.
2, 2, Seaforth ; John Bennelwlea, Brod-
hagen; Geo. McCartney, R. R. NA, S.
&rfotth ; Robert Ferris. Harlock:
Murray Oibsen, Arncefteld ; Jamas
Avane, Beechwood; James Oennolly.
Goderich.
Agents. W. Tee, 0odsrleh:
Alex. Leitch. R R. No. 1. Ciliates:
Jobe Murray. $oatot•tb ; 10. Hlncide
Segfortb. Polley -holders eau pay ad
payments and pet then cards r'eedpb
ad et U. J. Yerrlah's Clothtng Sheen
ClIntna ; R. H. Ostt•i Orocory. E1n!•
sine Most. Gederidi. or 3. R thsbf s
General Work Baltflel .