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S'I' , ;. -,1 ,, \u to 6. 1923.
thehappenings of the early days; ;ix
S. 8. 1JQ• 5, MORRIS
young ladles .muga couple of sweet
HOLDS A REUNION
tth� torture pastor, gave a tine address,
};yy� `urretwfu111 harried Out w� which was e ,
large. Atlettdatuee
J I :u, On, of the best re-
- THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT. • '
Hawaiian songs Rev. Mr. Brown. a
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
toild
re by n broom dance Hamner. 12.-G.C.L I♦
lay Derry Jackson. The (.C.1. dropped their flret game
While thhi program was guing on of the setons half to the lowly Bane.
Itivn l ?
vo'w's :e•ld .n this section was anjo7td then' were numerous games gulag tut ars ou Thursday night, when they
yertenlay afternoon by the former i in a dt•Id across the way, the first be- were defeated 12-10. The Cullegt-
tug a game of soft -ball between teams ane' team was badly crippled by the
Of married and single ladles, the re- absence ut two of its stars. The
salt ftelug in fator of the singles. Af- Baukers gained a big lead in the fore -
ter this a ouu:,,.us supper was nerved part of the game, but the O.C.I. Were
by the ladies. Ater supper a good steadily climbing and were almost In
game of baseball was played between
the married and single men. which re-
sulted in favor of the single men.
The school was beautifully deco-
rxtrd Muth ie, -Ede and out with Sap,
etergresse at. I banners.
).his ae'bon, section was orgwuistrl
in 1852. and the present building,
which was- Inuit In 1901, le tbe thud
school. It i- a comfortable brick
building, with a 111* playgrounds.
}:vidyuee of 'be way the rural popu-
lation la de..suWg is found in the
fact that in -I'70 this sdh of had 146
p cls ou the roll and now there are
only nine. F:rty of the old scholar+
are now betiseen 142 and 90, fifteen
are between ''+' and 70 years old. .II
the pupils I;, '.;; had Invitations swift
thein and 150 from a distance
ac'twpted. an,! 'nose who found It im-
possible to c•ca,.• sent letters of regret.
The follow n::; are the names of the
teachers who have taught in this
school: John Irwin, Annie Smith. Kate
Rmlth. May Mulholland. May Irwin.
Richard Adaw., Alice Dick, W. J.
}'root. John Armour, James Arm-
strong. W. J Grennan. George Black-
well. James Knrchtel, Thomas Robert-
son. James Nicol. William Potter.
('bristle 'Holladay, A. C. Russell. May
Halladay, Jame. ,Stewart, Bert Pass-
more. George- Bryson. H. D. Ainley,
May Scott, loin (bnnish. Clayton l'roc-
tor. Plorenee Tenn y, Clarence John-
aton. P. .ilte•esior, -John Hood, Arthur
Itlntonl, •Edward Reed and Minnie
Reed.
and pec -.cut leachers. pupils and the.
ratepayer/sof 1.$r44►. 6, ,brats toot: -
snip. Preparations for the event had
Lusa In progress fur come time and
the results reflected great credit on
the committee in charge. A big crowd
was in attendauce and everyone
thoroughly enjoyed the event.
The committee was headed by genial
'Richard Proctor, who was assisted by
James Kelly. Alex. Cloakey, Charles
Wilkinson, John McGill. W. 'Stubbs,
Gordon GaUagiler, Carl Proctor. Gar-
___aer Ne li& on, Elmdon Wald►. Wilbur
Proctor, Henry Johuston, John Bell,
Charles t'oultive. John Clegg. eldwia
Armstrong. Earl Andereou. W. Van -
camp. Frank Martin. James Grasby.
Bert Jackson. Jame- Noble. James
Armstrong, MesdamesJt. Proctor, J.
,McGill, Fari Proctor. 3. Kelly, J.
Noble, MI -se- Edith Proctor, Frances
Jae kson.- Anus Kelly. Josephine John-
elon. Maud Kell. Gertrude Armstrong,
Mildred Russel. Lelia Parkinson,
}7ti+a Proctor.
The progrnm started with a eali-
thumptau proces.lon. there being
shout fifty costumes, of all descrip-
tions. headed by a jazz band. After
this performance the musleal part of
the program and the •addre•sses took
place from a tooth which was beauti-
fully decorated with evergreens and
Sags. with Richard Pro. -tor as chair-
man.
The program was ese ellent. Tue
chairman's address referred to what
the ,shoal had done for the welfare of
the world by turning out such bright
pupl w1io were now --fining m • ' a
1►ositluns in all walks of life, as they
bad one missionary in China, one
judge. numerous ministers, doctors
and lawyers scattered all over Can-
ada and the United States. The
Jackser orchestra gave a selection;
James Taylor. a solo; Rev. Austin
)fudge. of Hamilton. an old pupil.
epnke of memories of the early days
John Bell gave a piccolo nolo; Dr.
William Potter. of (Galt. Iowa, one of
the former teaehrr*, who left here
thirty years ago. gave an address;
Mrs. Vanwyck. of Wingliam, gave a
•
reading. which was followed by IUgh
land dancing by Maud Jackson. lar.
ltrynn, of Toronto. another,, of the
former teae•hers. referred to some of
xt hat. The game Was poorly at-
tended. The tearful were:
Mitchell-A.,niowes cf, 4). McLock
liu p, A. McHenry'. c. 1. Davidson lir.
1.. Edigbaffer If. It. Wright- ef, W•
Elliot eh, iF, R'alkum ;h. A. Moore rt. I
Goderich-E. Elliott 3b, W. Bisset 'c
c, E. Dogwtte lb. W. ltarlow p, II.I
Fox as, R. Bis -rt cf, W. Freetb rf,,
D. Nairn 2b, E. Trishaw If. ,
Score by innings: '
Goderich-1 1 u 0-0 1 0 0 0-3
\litchell 11 41 to 1 It 0 1 x -a
1'mpires-1.. .1. Waawan, Torouto;
B. Johnston, t'h
went by defeat
second game, 1
team Was ol,
Mitchell.
eight of victory when the game west
called on xer,rdut of darkness. The
game will be protested. The teams:
G.C.1.- -t': Robinson If, 1). Nairn 2b,
H. Sanderson p, R. Munro ef, W.
Ka • dr Black lb G McCon-
(
u ersou 1,
nell rt. E. Elliott 3b, A. Mct;ounell as.
hankers ---6. Hillard ef, R. Mathte-
sup 3b, G. Ryan 1t. M. Mael)onald rf,
E., Duquette lb. I'. Anderson aa, C.
Nairn b. C. McManus p. G. Ginn c.
A.C.I.- 1032004-10
Hankers -3 1 2 2 0 0 0-12
I'wptres--f. Youug and W. Carrlek.
Square 12-*.C.C. 11
tin Thursday last the M.('.C.'s were
defeated by the Square lit --12 in one
of the heaviest scoring encounters so
far staged. The last few innings
were played in the fast -gathering
darkness, and the ninth Innitlgs was
not finished. The teams:
McLeod If, E. Prldhaw
lb. t'. MacDonald cf. R. Platt 3b, J.
Lauder ss, T. Pritchard rf, Dr. Hall
e. H. 8anderswn 2b, It. Sanderson p.
Square. Johnston rf. J. Woods
2b, R. Black ef. W. SnaaN as, M. Mc-
Kay If. C. Sheardown lb, C. Black p.
R. Stoddart (., R. linaxel ab.
:cure by Inninge-
Squaree- 13 4 0 4 1 0 '2r--1$
0 0 1 1 0 2 2-12
Umpires -E. Dean and J. Stewart.
The Ward
It Is a comforting thought that even.
a sword-awaltower doesn't know what
to do with hi- old safety-rasor blades.
-London $unsay Pictorial.
No farmer welcomes it rainfall more
heathy than does the city man who
has neglecters to water him laws.-
Toronto Tele:;taw.
sto
Sunday u he t4
>; 7 erJrrLar�-ar"
slay of The e•twede••p motor
driver is of
rest.
rapidly
.rrest.- 4'1111th:ins
maklpg It
Nod's.
a.day
Every Week
Last Year
overs speeded up and profits increased by
ADVERTISING.
The Mftehell
BIG CROWDS COMING
POR "DERRY DAY"
Nett) l'nreptortes Will .Assemble In
(iodertch on Wednesday Next
1'n•paratlous for tbe celebration of
1Xrryl.iAty In Goderich, on Veduesday
of tient week, are well advanced, and
a very large cruwd is expected in
town, representing the Black Knight
Preceptorlee of Huron. Brute, Perth,
\Velitngtou, Lawbtun, Grey and Mid-
dlesex counties. A special train is
ipmwwa. 1 coming from Loudon, the regular
cam won the tourue-, trains by C.N.R. um! C.P.R. will bring
mgN Ingham In the eontingeuta, and probably the greater
1-1 The Wingbam number of visitors will come by auto-
0usly outrh.'--e'd by mobile. Several brass hands. luaus
tui: one from 'London, are coming toll
the Owen Sound Prtneptury way bring
a bagpipe corps.
The parade is to forte at Victor1(i
Tart at F.t10 e't4erek sad Marano tbe
Square, where [be program of the af-
ternoon w111 be given.
Further details of tlw arrangements
for the day are given in the advertis-
ing coluwus, ou page 4.
OBITUARY
MRS. Al.•'11. McIJONALD
On Tuesday :he death oceurrtd In
Ooderich e►f ,t:.:.t.- Mei .KI. widow of
the late Arebi, McDonald. at the age
of sixty-nine • • .tr.. The dwvaserl,
Who was form , a resident of ln-
verhurun, had • ed 1u Goderich for
several years. She is sureleed by
two sans and :are.• daughters: John
and Murdoch ‘1.-Ibtuald. Mrs. F. H.
Woods and M,-- ltarbtua McIk►nald,
of Goderkb, •r:.•l Mrs. I)uucan Mc-
Gregor, of Kth,ardine. The Inners'
took place to 91;ye•rtou cemetery this
(Thursday) a t • rtwou.
G. 11. L.tt'DER
The people of Goderich were shock-
ed by the sudden death of Mr. George
11. Lauder, l'.X.It. station agent, on
Sunday morning. Mr. Iauder was
apparently hr .11:. usual health that
morning. but b,•va:ne unwell and medi-
cal attention ,e:." summoned. but
ortly afterw:enka he palmi assay.
t. Lander had Iran a resident of
()odertch for als•nt seventeen years
and was universally eeteet•m,d. and
there is keen sympathy for the son.
Mr. J. H. Lauder. and the daughter.,
Mis..,. Bcatriec and Gertrude, e--
perially as they ','a their mother only
two year* ag• \ further reference
will be made,... tome columna next
week.
CIN.R.
ealttord
_ Square
Lions
W.O.F.M.
M.C.C.'
Bankers
-RAE last
4 0
2 1
2 1
1 1
1 2
1 2
1 3
1 3
On account of the lamented death
sf Mr. G. H. Iauder, who was one of
he leading patrons of the soft -tall
Rance In Goderich. being asaociatd
particularly with the C.N.R. team,
the games at•heduted for Tuesday
night of this week were postponed.
The resources of the league treas-
ury must he about exhausted and new
palls will 1►e needed to finish- the see -
.0.11. 11 is only right that the specta-
tor* should help pay for the balls, and
not leave the 1Hgyers to foot the bill
all the flute. /►n au average abut
t'fty fans attend a molt -bait matrh-
,14141 if each fan should donate 5c or
1(h• one or perhaps two new nut -seam
halls could be purchased.
Notes of the Game
l,ik • any basc!,atl club, the Solt -
Ball League has Ila troubles, and Past
now the lively ball seems In a fair
way to spread tumuli among the
teams. The driving quality of the new
inseam ball in not so very far removed
from that of the nlficlal baseball
and if kept in nee target ground. will
be in order. Numeroiis eircult smashes
hate been the result of Its use and
since its advent games have developed
into batting orgies It may be that
"011+1' fans get ,, kiek out of seviug
the 'while sphere• wiling into the
.lauds, lust the majority would web
come the old out -team ball and the
closer and hetter-played games that
would follow.
Those interested in the G.C,I. team
---wonderlog-sehisin vett
--=This Year
every week --you let slip by'without AD-
VERTISING
DV ERT ISING gives your competitor a
bigger opportunity. Start your ADVER-
TISING in the next issue of The Signal
and follow the examp!e of hundreds of
successful business men by keeping your
business constantly before your customers
through steady advertising.
now that a large proportion) of Its
'Halters are away from town. Chrys.
Anther, the team's star player. - left
town - lam or three weeks_ago-and
now they are losing W. Meek and ('.
Robtneon,who are leaving fol' holl-
lxys. Other school students who
might hare filled In the gap* have
been signed by nthler train-. The
t'.X.It. team ha re .t1tte11 'three, the
Bankers eleven, and the Lions one.
no far the Collegians have played
snappy hall. but their chattiest for the
remainder of the season are not con-
sidered to be any too bright.
The Clinton 6...
The all-star soft-hallteam that
Journeyed ' from God,'nIelr on Wednes.
day afternoon for the tourney at
t'tinton lost to Mtteho1l by the close
score of 4-4. TN- gain" Wass ,-lose
sur throughout. neither team having
d.rld,d edge. Mite'he•11. however,
Progressive Merchants Advertise
MRS. THO
The death o.snr
after an Mines- ,.!
E. Sproul, wit.- .` Tl1
the age of f, -r, Yea ell
('ARROLL _
o1 Friday haat,
weeks, of Grace
as Carroll, at
The funeral
took place ou Ktwday woou from
the residence ! 'i.'r Tat11e Gtr. John
Sproul, to M :::and c try. the
services be
,•ahtctevl
bt ev. Dr.
a2�
Ing
Drummond, of lit uulltou. in a ab-
sence of Rev. 1t. ('. Meth -radii. Inis-,
ter ,of Kans ehnrrb, The pala.e• 'ra
were Messrs. Matthews, William and
David Sproul :End I;eorg,• 'tCllliams.
Resides her d14 t1II6l and her father.
the deceased-1i:tt.w rl.res' br-nifiredn.
William and uattlu'o sprint'. of town.
and John, of 1►ett',.14; threw- sisser-
Mrs. Wallace Black. of Detroit ; Mr-.
\. Seror, of Hamilton. and Mrs. W.
Heeugough, of l.uu.iun:-a-lith-brutlter.
IMvid Sproul. •'( town. and a half-
sister, Mrs. Black, of 1►nnganuun.
sister, Mrs. W J. Black,. of Dungan-
non. -
R1 V, F. A. \LAI'LF)NNAN
The •b'ath of I;. -v. Finlay Anglin
Maclennan ex•curre.l ':art SaFur,lay at
his :aur residence, a Dunbar road.
Ton•I,to, after an 'illness of four
months' duration. The late Rey. 2¢r.
M,n•leun:ui,' who was Isrrn In Scarp
Harris. ntern,sshlre.. scotlxud, and
who r,',•eived his early ,ehttatiuu its
WANTED
CHARTiif.REU ACCOUNTANT '
ANTED. - SMALL })LEOTH C FRANK P. OIBBS, CHARTERED
WANTED.
motor. Wgood second-, buy gosecond-t `■ Accountant, 102 ijotarIo Oreg.
hand =Ado.. BOX 8, THE 810- I Stratford. Phone 1580. Ilea. 1330J.
NAL. I +
HAIRDRESSLNG PARLOR
ARTWLF:S WANTED. - FALSE
teeth. Also bridgework discarded.
Any conintlou. Highest prices. Hall.
S. IIAKF:lt, 34.1 Sladeettone Ave., 'Tor-
onto.
wANT}:D.-A GOOD GENEILAI.
maid for housework; plain cook-
ing; good wages. Apply to MRS. R.'
V. 1I1e1,LAN, corner Wellington and
West streets.
BORN
S('017. -At (awes Sound, ou July 31st.,
to Ver. W. J. and Mrs. Scott, a son,
(newer Ford.
HAMILTON.--ln .Ashfield, on July
22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ham-
ilton. a daughter, Isabelle Grace.
AiiNSLIF:-At Alexandra hospital.
Goderich. on July 27. to lir. and
Mr. Matthew .1. Anionic. a sun.
DID
SCOTT. -At Owen Sound. on August
2nd. the infant son of Iter. W. J. and
Mrs, Scott.
L.Ai'i)ER.-In Goderich, on Sunday,
August 2, George Henry Iwuder, in
his 78tb'year.
Melelr(4NALD.-lot Goderich. on Thea_
day, August 4. 1►nnie McLeod. relict
of the late Archie MaoDonald.
4'ARROLL.-In Goderich, on Friday.
July 31. Grace -E. Sproul, belovel8
site of Thoma. Carroll, aged 40
years.
ting edtmter in the eighth.
Ins- pitched the whole gnme and kept
the hit" wall scattered, having four
+tritteentw no hie eredtt. The
�tnrs drilled well. but were Inoffecthe
LOST OR FOUND
coCNS.-A CHAIN OF BEADS
a with sru.•lfx.' Apply at TRIM
SIGNAL.
WANTED. -A REAL LiVE AGENT
to take over a good territory for
a well established Life Insurance
Company. Only those confident of
prodta•ictg - business need apply. BOX
33, SIGNAL OFFICE.
GUNDR1 S &IIE REGISTER
Saturday. August 2l.-Anctian sale
of real e•aate. buuaehuld furniture
and chattels. property of Mr. \Vw
Iterriulan. at 1.t. resilience an Walnut
street. ar
WANTED. -AGENTS FOR T1118
district by the Confederation Life
Association. Exceptionally good con-
tracts offered to the right men. Ap-
ply to 0. J. CAVANAGH, General
Agent. Goderkh. P.O. Box 426.
Tallyhos* 4116.
AUCTION SALE
CHIROPRACTOR
DiR. A. N. ATKINSON
CHIROPRACTOR
Goderich.
Chronic organic and nervous Ms-
_1aet. Con:mltatIon free. Mlles
hour. 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p.m.. except-
Ing Monday and Thursday afternoons
and evenings, and by, appointment.
Iteeeldetsce and office -Cor. Dant
and Victoria streets. -
AUCTION SALE OF COTTAGE..
TLe Bedford cottage, Lighthouse
street, will be offered for sale by pub-
lic auction o6
SATURDAY. AUGUST 8, at 2 p.m.
The Nese la a 14 -story frame.
with electric lights and furnace.
7'1108. GUNDRY,• Auctioneer.
•
CARD OF THANKS
HAIRDRESSER ANI) SCALE
SPECIAL1ST.
W. 41 CAMPBELL
Treatments for ail Scalp troubles.
Consult us at once. Advte fres,
Classical ,work is our motto. 'Incas
20, West street.
Ai CTI .)N SALE OF WBLL-LO-
l'ATEi' ISF.SIDF:NY'E PRO-
I'IIIRTY.
i sin Instructed by --
M11. 1) JN8MOBIi4 WILLIS
to sell by public auction, at the pre-
mises. cornet of South and Piton
streets. Goderich. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 1STH,
at one o'clock sharp: The south part
of lot :Wit. in the town of °oder(
on which there is a mmforMWe fr
residence. ,•oatajning eleven �i►tea.
bath room. clothes closets,/ cellar,
electric light+. and other eouvenii•nee•s;
abet a barn 24x16 (wkich will le u1-
tiouai with purchaser,. The property
Is just two hlocka from the Square and
ingood conditlou and Ls an ideal
_
b
g
1's•,IUon for an apartmeyf I.ebse.
TERMS- One hundred dollars to
4*Ira 1 d at timeof mile; b lance in
a
thirty drys.. -
DBNSI01t8 WILLIS. T. CI'NDRY.
- Proprietor. Ancrioneer.
THOMAS ('.UtJ{t all. WISHES
I AAII to ,'I441 Ilia grat.•ftll' thank+ to
trienrls, and neighbors and the Carpet
lterwllnlf tint) for , the mnny kind -
nes..., extended to him In his recent
the ttnri.h .shad, Str.rnew:.i-, null at i sn,l bereavement.
F.dhllmrgh, rnme to Canada whey it R ('HAYK ]ll'Rtt\V NYSFlES'75)
yatmg. 1112' He taught school in
(too., for iwo years, mull then began j thank Nae neighls,r. and friends
lull -trrht7l^ for the mini mirth -31'T lit Stu' a bc♦ ettbll'it• 14Ka mur•h kindness during
4 111 I nit..-.ty and the I're.+byterian Ithe litres. of her husband and in the
the latter
\IAreal. Ithatgraduating from time of lereavena•nt, and also those
the lett r I:. 1077. In that sear he who kindly Mowers.,t,ut._7t- i,...t: -toy--411*=-�'iwt.crrr: �t
1 Iengarry Deceased lord rendered
service Jn_jie_churt•L whom• ministry.
he embr.,"t -for a period) ,rf forty
yearn: ITT. mialeterial 'alters were
sleet It* -isle• pastorate* of Dinive•gan
rhurrh, G1- arry, and South Kinloss
I'rp.hytertan church, Ln,(kn-,w. •For
the last. twelve years Mr. Mxclennnn
had been a resident of Toronto, hav-
ing conducted there a Gaelic mission
for the ben -tit 6f newcomer+ from, his
re and. 'Phase surviving arehis
widow, Annie MatEemale, dmna9iter
of the late Donald MacKenzie, of
Kkneer.lsne; Ind two daughters, Kath-
erine and lora, all at home. The
funeral took place at Klneardine.
J•►IfN r. BUTTON
,Mr. 3,,k F. Bu
•na
IR 140T
limns, occurred On July 23rd after a
brief Illness. was born eerenty years
Pbr--matry^-yeurtr-
ta a 7011114 :uaa be lived In the State
of Kansas. !wing one of the !pioneer
beeiness• m• . 04 that State Twenty-
nine year, ago be came to Detroit,
taking the pot of *up.rintendent of
the Detroit Malt Co. Later he Oren -
pie,' a .'rn:lar position with the
Cleveland S, • . kn at I'kevelatt11, anti
N. was a --^-:lite, with the patting
down for ti..• tlrst time of a reit mine
at Detroit tie had retired from ac-
hy.• brain.•.. when he was persuaded
sigh' year. :,o to come to Ooderinh
as «"4"'n•.-7:4eht of the Ood.'rk-h
Snit 4'.. ;,t -I in the years that hare
since inter:en•.ed he had dlreetel the
great 11114 .,v.IKnfa thnt hare been
Made in t',.• pdaot of tint ('nmpany,
and nt the• ...onetime Irid mode n host
sod- -lien e•.t:tt►I+elre,
a. pin.'" fur himself In this community
as :1: pnb!ie ,plrlted eitlfen. I1.' was
twice marrl.- and s's snrrlred by hi-
en•.rnd wit, ntriberly Mee. Mnik-y,
the fen.i:v - ing Identified 0.444, the
Mnlhrr ra.' , ,. of Detroit. Ile leny,s
nisi! ton .,,t, F',arl, by the fernier men
risco. awl Ib. -.card, by the risen a. Ti•;
aa" n noel- member of the Mrneese-
ning (':m, b an(itof the Lion. Club
and n" 0!' r- .,f both three olnhs at-
tend,"') .-Iy at the tuner.0 .en•i,s•
co,, hter,•'I s• the home on Friday even-
ing. July 240. by Rev. R. (1. Mdkr-
mid. of Knot church, and Her i. S
Hardy. of S' (George'*. Among three
present w,•r, Mr. and Mn; Earl itnt-
ton, Of 1107 The fallowing morn-
ing the born nes taken to Ik'frnit ane
Ield at rest In Woodlawn cemetery, the
burial *cavi-, being conduettni by Rev.
Clothing -Smith, of the ('hriat;*n
Church.
"The Shepherd's Dream" to Be Presented at Chautauqua
"The SheW.srd's Dream,' �°al misled! production. presented with special scenery and costumes, will be
re of a grand concert to Ds rte st the coming Dominion Chaotaagna here by the well-known iDa
E:
Ms-Vompany Lt. additdde f:a "The apherd's Dram." a program of a classic an, popular character
tad tsetnring the roue est the harp Two harps, Allo. violin. organ and piano, as employed by members
eompsny, land thems.tNs to beautiful IAstrnmental anssmhlea, goatrtats, tries, duo and solo members. Vol
glee win, rinaernhle anti piano ae.•o0*panlmant give pleasing earlsb•
GODERICH CHAUTAUQUA AUGUST 10-14
a
C.Altl) (►F' TltAN ART HAD -NO
opp,rtuutly of tendering my
-Menke personiiiy To the Ycmfemen
w•ho hy-their timely' efforts -owed my
horse from dentructlon by fire• on
Monday. night. 1 take' this m.'xns of
expressing my appreciation of their
efe.'tive work.
A. C. HUNTER.
PUBLIC NOTICII .
NWING14 OF REGISTI1ATiON OF
BY ,AW.
Notice le hereby given that a by-
law was passed by the Municipal
Council of the Town of tl.lerk•h, on
the 3rd day of July. 1905. providing
for the Dome of debentures do the
amount of 55100.00, for the purpose of
ppnrcheaing a triple co nMi ation pump-
ing engine, chemical and Noe truck
mounted on and Including a Reo, one
and-ene-(lnarter ton chassis ruling a
ditcyllnder, fifty-b.p. bus engine. end
that such bylaw was registered in the
Reglatry Omer of the Reegistry Dirt -
'ion of the Comity of Huron, on the
20th day of July, 1925. Any motion
to gnash or net aside the same or any
pert thereof must be made within
"rnree Iaooths after the first pnhtten-
tion of this notice, and cannot be made
thereafter.
Ilene! the 20th toy of July, 1921.
8t L. L. KNOX, Clerk.
AUCTIONRERING
THOMAS Gummy, GOD}:pubs.
LIVE STOCK AND GIONWILAZI
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119.
Salm attenued to anywhere and every
effort made to glee satisfaction
Farmer' sale notes discounted.
ROBERT ROBERTSON,
Qualified Auctioneer,
Eldon Street, Gotteelei,
will conduct any sale In the, cot,
of Huron. For Information apply be
P. J. Ryan, Hamilton 8t.. or ordeals
left with him will receive prompt a1•
teution.
Ylt.
JM. STALKER, AI'CTIONEDIt-
• for household effects farm 110*.
Ste., for the County of Huron.
Address all communications to J. M,
STALKER, Auburn P. 0. 44.11
OPTOMETRY
A.L.COLE.R,O,
OPTOMETRIST, OPTICIAN,
West Street, Goderich.
Honor Grndmate of the Canadian
Ophthalmic College of Toronto.
Eyes examined by the latest mentis.
ods. and the proper fltttog of gt*
at moderate prices. Ontario Beall
of Examiners Certificate No. 876.
Ai- 10N $ALI. 4)1 REAL RS -
TATE ItIf9NJTIBS, ET('.
There wilt bf" offend, fur Gale by -
pmWtc auction on
THURSDAY-, AUGUST 13TI1.
commencing at 2 p.m.. u:: Stanley
street. (; sleri.•h, real estate, cou.ist•
-Mg of brit# house. fitted with modern
iseprenlences. barn, garage and large
lot: Also Grey Dort ear in Arat-Class
roaming order. washior machine.
wringer. tub. t'•'ller.' kitchen range.
laundry stove. ,•;l stove and oven.
kitcben table :end chairs, leather
couch. tapestry e.1 -.. ilnoleum (ux,
9a, Brnsmel* me I9x1Ut, Ilrnsscl. rag
(14ic12). .Axminster nig 49210' 0"),
1.1111 velour curtains, 6 )8..1•s llvlag-
r.son furniture. I.a:1 rack. White new -
Ing atote•hinr: whatnot, -2 bedroom
snit*, 2 mems. -se<. Tempi: lawn-muw-
er. curtain stretchers, mat unmet(.
gnllt frames. garden 4..ee and reel,
bread mixer, kitchen utensils, dishes.
pictures. etc,
in:Isms.-grata• of 310 sad u
emelt: over 'hat amount, twelve
esentha - credit a.: ; he given on ap-
proved mugn,•`' with Inters -t *t 7
pet--eeat.-- per 5 -nets. An Heal Kw' -T
`raineremty ,•t' tFo3: within tett
days balance w.ohin-three months.
T. G('.ND'RY. i.r H. DURN N
Auctionei r 1w W. 1Jl'RNIN.
}lxeentors Mrs T E. !).rnbn }sate.
MUSIC
PROF. W. 11 JACKSON. Organise
and Director of Music. Horeb
street Methodist church. Instroctlom
given in Voice Culture. Organ, Piano.
Violin. Guitar, Theory, etc Studio sal
residence, 37 Noath street. Phone SSC
MEDICAL
DR. ALEXANDER FISHER,
Phone 997 Stratford. Ont.
Special attention given to care air
Infanta and children.
R. K.D. J. R. FORSTER
1Y11. EAR, NOSL THROAT
Late Mousse Surgeon New York Op!'
thalmic and Aural Hospital, assistant
at Moorefield Eye Hospital aall
Golden Square Throat Hoepttal, Lon-
don,. Eng.
58 Waterloo It. t., Stratford. Td.
ephone 267.
At Hotel Bedford. Goderich. anrs
Thursday. .tug.t*t 8th from 10 a.m.
to 4 pm.
1'=GAL
PR0DFOOT & KILT.0RAN
Harris -tem Notary Pubik. eec.
Money to Leud. Phone 97.
pottier --Thr Square. Goderich
A. CLI'F'F. Il. A. BARRiSTIIR.
4oltritor and Notary Public. Norti
under. St., Goderich. Phone 411.
FOR SALE
PH 4NESE PIT F(oR SAi.E-
R"gleterd rind peiligrrsd. BLIT
HIRi) THA. Si14)1'.
a
LAR(Gel''.AK WRITING DESK FUJI
male. -Apply to PROPRIETOR
l'i('TiRRE 44111180. (loderleh.
/4 rTTAOF FOR SALE. --ON NORTH
w crest.Ghderkeh, omA,rl by Mr. J.
F'. Hutton. Apply HAYS & HAYS,
- Itarrietern Aeeterk'h. a
FOR, SAi.F. -ONE 191 FORT)
mope; bne 1924 Ford sedan, and
one three -tube radlo diet. eomplete.
Apply MRS. BUTTON. North street.
Goderk•h. -
VOR SAiA-REDS. COMMODES,
I' etilttfrmm*, easy chairs, rockers,
invalid commode chair, tinge, washing
mwehine, tabled, kitchenware, AD
toren, Jersey !Meek Giant and Part-
ridge Cochin haus. Polish nigh !`Iyer
pigeons.. R. WI)(1NALD.: (Dunlop)
R. B. s, Ooderleh.
At•('TiON S.A1.F: OF RBAi, ES-
TATE. 11111-8EH411.D Ft'RXi-
Tl'BF, ASI) t'11.4TTF.LS.
MR. WII.L1.\M IMIRRiMAN
will sell by laulr!ie auction at his resi-
denee on Wttnnt street (Pint off the
Huron roadt,-on-
SATI'RI►-\1'. .4I-GI'4T 22N0,
commencing at 1 n'el.ek :
I'areel No. 1 ides property on W/1I
nut street. it, acres of gold garden
ground, on %Inch there Is a frame
house and .tahie and Ian -house in
good repsair. Rot electric lights, good)
welt and r armed. • _ l
I'ereel No. 2- .t sit -room house on
Wilson Street. Newly_painted Inside
end out. - e, good gar-
den, town water. Close to Hotel Sun-
set.
Hot•srmOGD F'17tNIT1'R AND
12i1.\7TEL(
Two tapestry chair.; 2 rocking
ehnirs; I round walnut table: 1 or-
Intn.; 1 8 -day hell clock,; 1 sofa: cur-
tains; 1 carpe. 1'••tures; 1 full -*pled
h,rletcnd rind -1 rtigt 1 featber hid;
1 rin'seer and commode etan,l; 1
raible nig; 1 single Iron Irwlatead
and spring: 1 fun size iron bedstead
and spt•htg 81111 wool mattress: 2 white
etin mel cheater in.:mi rs and wash eland
and rug; 1 oak dining table; 0 Windier,.
chain*: 1 arm chair; I smell rocker ;..1
bookcase; 1 *id'•!,•'ard: 1 walnut eup-
t8tard;'1 drop teal *able; 1 nig; 1 seal
heater and standpipes; 1 eleetrte.
heater; I eTe'i'11i, iron : lamps; 2 pre.
tneestry curtain• end nitre; 1 large
table; 2 lona 'nide.: I large cup-
board; I Happy Thnaght cook Kum
and pipes; 4 I,i!t-her chairs: 4 nIl
rhalra; 1 wn•hk.g tnarhlne and
Muller; 1 wringer and tub: sattrnlsan..
kettle. dishes. !de,: 8-10-!';; 1 erose-.'nt
saw; 2 herd saws: _ hock sawn: 1
axe; 11awn mower; 1 holder; 1 step-
Indder; 'shunt 1(1) ~•de. 8 ft. chicken
wire; 2 email chicken poop* ; 30 ydss
wire netting: 1 flower *rand; 1 hnggy,
horse and hornet.; 27 duck*: 35 hens.
yearl Ing*.
TERMS ON ItF.At, ESTATE. -Ten
per pent. of purr!(*se money to be hila
at time of Wile; ',simnel. in thirty
day., or terms May be arranged. On
furniture *ad ehatteis, comb.
1/r. Perelman 1s leaving Godert'h
and 1teryt61n1 mist be dl*pxosed of.
T. (GtTPR)R7, Auctioneer.
DUDLEY E. H(4LMES
Barrister, Etc.
Osflee-linmiltos street. Goderich.
Phone 27 -
C. MEAGER. K (' . It.ARR1STER,
SOLICITOR, Notary Public abs&
Convea neerOffice-Court Boum.
y.
Goderich.
'daps & Nape
RARRIITIR', Fm-.
R.C.HAYS-R.C.IIAYS,JR.. B. A.
Hamilton St.. Godericn
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
03401108,.
- 1*1 Eatale and Insurance
HOUSES FOR SALE
Local nzcney for life, fire, automo-
bile And accident insurance.
Offsee: At resfdenee. Trafalgar
street. 'Phone 456.
INSURANCE
OJ. CAVANAGH.
• General Agent for
Confederation life Association
Also tire. Automobile and aeddent
Insur: i- ,•.
Office: North street. 'Phone 480.
P.O. Box 428,
INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC.
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRM III•
ST'RANCE (n. --Farm in/ lenlated
town property Intuited.
0iscerii-Jae Connally, Pres., God -
tkh P. 0.; JAs F.vana, Vice-Preg,.
Beechwood P. 0.; D. 1. McGregor,
Sm. -Tress,. Seeforth P. 0.
Directors -A. Brnadfoot, R. D.
No. 8, Seaforth • John O. Grieve, Na
4, Walton; William ' Rfnn, R. R. No.
2, 2, seatr►rth 1 John Bennelwies, Bred -
barn: Geo. McCartney, R. R. No. s.
Seaforth : Robert Ferris, Harlock ;
Murry Gibson. Braeefleld; .18 ems
Rvana, needtwood; James Connolly.
Goderieh.
Agouti -J. W. Teo, Goderich;
Ale=. Leitch. R. R No. 1, Ciliates;
John Murray, S aforth ; D. Hlnetlay,
derfnrth. Polley -holden can pay all
permeate and get their cards receipt.
ed at 1:. J. Morrldt'. Clothing /tore,
Clinton; R. H. Outt's Grocery. Kite
sen street, floderieh. or J. A. Rales
Omer 1 storm, Bayfield.