The Signal, 1925-8-27, Page 8:11E SIGNAL,
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The (t(nrrul took Ida•,• recently at
Seafurth of Mts. Tines. Quigley 1111
died at Toledo, 4)., oh August Tth.
Mo., V•4gle). whose maiden name
rr.17-11'gnes •ltebew. w** born in Tuck-
ersluitlt and lived at 14eaforth for
Wins. years. Tater ,witting to Goderich
with her hualaud and living here for
a number of year.. Mr. Quigley died
while a resident of Goderich and some
ileac later the widow moved to To-
ledo One ,on. James, thirteen years
or age. survives. also several brothers
sod sisters, most of whom live at IN)-
lido.
o-leao. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Dalton.
of tomo, attended the funeral at ties -
MRS. JOHN M IX)NALD _
After an illUM% of some weoka Mrs.
Viten McDonald. wife of Mr. John
McDonald. ('*abridge +street, psased
away on Monday. AUguest 17th. Thr
deceased was borhrrrt ra8ml '$ !o the
but *pent parth
township of Hullett. coWlug to God-
erich with her husloud about forty -
ala years ago. She Iravee to motet
ber departure lire husleand, who Ms
teen its poor health the past year, One
son. John. of Window, and Ave
daughters: Mt'.. Jus. Mmes. of St.
'Phomas; Mrs. McGovern, of Mont-
real; Mas. A. 1.. Whitty, of town,
and the Miser. Jessie and Anile Mc-
Donald.
rDonald. at home. One *".alar, Mrs.
ilortotl,, of talk -ago. also survives
The funeral took place Wednesday
morning. the 111(b. Rev. P. J. Gram
eonttucting requiem nus** at St.
Peter's church. The pallbearers were
Messrs. Jos. Ernes (S[. Thomas). A.
L Wbitty, Thos. Lacey, Wm. Farr,
Fet7mrs and T. O'Connor (Kk-
cheaer). Alt the children %ere home
for the funeral. also the surviving
Mater. Mrs. 4lorton• and others press -
mit
re -cot were Mre. Holmes, Mrs T. Peck.
Mrs. Rriffeth and Miss McDonald. of
Detroit; Mrs. Wyle. of Windsor:
Mrs T. O'Connor and Mrs Jaime
Flynn, of Clinton.
of l;uderk•t►. `"dice arty twine wa, ru
Jieverly to*faablp. near (bait. but over
trip years ago, with the other Mem-
bers of the Arw*tru$g family. she re-
moved to this tow}, which had aim,:
Weal her home. Mr. William J. Ann.,
1►trous, of town, with whom she re -
sided, and Mr: Charier Arwstrou11, of
l:hicago, tri►--tawyttly IM1Y(l'fa; btu•
thee*. Mhos Armstrong had been i11
tor eight mouth*, her nerves anOthisrt
being afftttlett. She war throughout
her lite a devut.d member of North
"*reset Methodist (now I -1311e411
church. In the abseice from town
of the pastor of that church. the fun-
eral servile* ink Sunday afteruvuq
were conducted by Rev. W. W. Stod-
dart. The pallbearers were Meer*
C. M. Robertson, J. L. Aitken. ('. tan -
demon. W. Mere. W. H. Itnlwrtson
and M. IR. Lee 'rR tonere took
Place fres' the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Yates, West street. and the in-
terment was in Maitland cemetery.
Among Hooey present were Rev. E. F.
Arnest roag (a nephew) and Mr..
Arustru*g. of Listowel; Mrs. 4'.
Kdeue, of Dundee-. and Mrs. howler. of
luuerkip.
GOLDTHORPE
FAMILY
REUNION AT OAKVILLE
Mayor MarEwan std J. T. Goldthorpe
Pr'erai-s in the tisther ing
Oakville. Aug. 22. -An event of M-
erest to old residents of the hake
Shore road took place at Pluelenda
Beech , two miles went of Oakville,
when 132 deoceudantr of the Gold-
thorpe and Van Every families gath-
ered for their annual picule and "get-
together" ou Wecluewiay, August 19.
Both these families settled in the
Mlmieo district nue hundred years
ago. coming from the United States
with 11th "lilted Empire Loyalists
The Goldthorpe homestead and farm
was located on the grand where the
Provincial Asylum for the lnaaue ei
Mimks, now stands. Mud the Van
Every family lived Just across the
road and their farm is' now'part of
etre village of Mimic**.
'flirts. sons Of the original Gold-
thorpe family married three daugh-
ters of the Van Every family and one
S4111 of the Van Fh•ery family married
one daughter of the Goldthorpe*, so
that the families are closely con-
nected.
Until Mama twenty -Ave years ago
Home families had a reunion every
year and It is planned to make It 140
again. last week's gathering being the
start of the new annual picnic.
The olsk-.•t member of the two tam -
Wee at the plunk' was lir. W. Gold-
thorpe, of "'ort Credit. ex:Reeve of
I'e•1 county. who is of the third gen-
eration, and the youngest member of
the two families was the baby daugh-
ter of Mr. George Goldthorpe, Cooks -
vide. wbo represented the fifth gen-
eration.
Among other prominent members of
the gathering were Mr. H. J. A. Mac -
Ewan. Mayor of Goderkh, and Mr. J.
T. Goldthorpe. of Goldthorpe. Ont., a
new town In Northern Ontario.
1111414 MARY ARMSTRONG
The death on Friday laid of Misa
Mary F. Armstrong removed one wli
bad been almost a lifelong restden
0
Porch
1
Dresses
Ladies' porch frocks in
three distinctly different
styles and a wide range of
colors. Sizes to 44.
Regular $1.95 for
$1.49
t •_
are very smart and gut
reasonably priced.
Royal Ladies'
Ready -to -Wear Co.
Goderich
t.
11197NJAIIIN 1;ItAINGElt
There yawl 11 w:1y at Ogema. 31 isk..
un Frisky, Augu.t 14th. lieujamin •
Grainger, a former w441 -known resi-
dent of the township of Colborne.
Mr.'Gralager was sixty-four years of
age and died from the results of an
affection of the teeth. with which he
had been seriously ill for about tau
weeks. The 4 hterna 1 Sask. i Times
refers to the event as the passing of
one who bad taken a large share in
building up the community- in which
he lived. Mr. Grainger was horn in
Markham township. county of York.
Ontario, and In 1S.s4 marries `torah
M. Walter*. of Colborne township.
He went to the Wr,t 1* 10057Sie and
his three sous taking up lands. \\lith
others he wet instrumental its e•rtale
itching a school and then a church
and Sunday ..cho,l at Key West.
and later In c.acllli'hing the Orsi
telephone 'lateen in the munici-
pality and the first 4;rain ";row-
ers' A.aodatlon. 'Hr was a n1e•wlb•r
of the first aural c'ounc'il. and. in fact.
was a leader in all comnnulity move-
ments. •His place in the hearts of
the people among whom he lived was
aMeNrd by the Urge. attetutance at
his funeral. the largest ever seen at
()gem*. Mt.. Grainger le puiv(ved by
his wife. one daughter, Mrs.'Grace
Horner. and three w.n$. W. R.. Ray
and Benson. Tim wrote Pon. CM!,
fell In the Greer Wa.r.
ZOO,.
('Dandy Medical Association
The Huron County Medical Asso-
, int boo held a-naatin&ut the home Of
1rr. W. .1. Milne. INFIh. on Wednes-
day afternoon. Besides the• regular
Humin-... au address_ x'11. given by
I.r. A. J. Grant. of London. The
Medical 1ut+sfersl)ro of Goderiell was
represented- *4 the meeting by Ors. A.
11 Mnckll*..;V:--F.-4iallow and Il.
Taylor. Thenext quarterly meeting
111 1.e Ibeld in Gole•rle•I1.
The Western Fair
1'I,.• an.U•etueo.: Hologram ogram at the
tvestern Fair, s onniber 12th to
191h. all/ pro. -bre whoewoul('ntes-
tllinmrut ut • ,a.; .re uereFl•,3ous[t'.
a touurd. Tom tree attractions in
front of the grind stand halo• been
selected with great care and no ex-
pense spared In providing n pr. i;ram
of ont.tae .,,ng .anality, concluding
with a flrt't.•rka displty which repre-
sents the-unroni,• achievement in
137r0tfClali.• urs.
Johnny J. Jones fatuous Mamie will
(33'133)7 the midway, and for wholesome
rnjoyra•ut anti amusement the Jonah
Antics are in a *lass by ttemsewea.
Moe.- Jones Is -recognised as America's
greeters showman soul Is noted for
providing ;t"ow"s and amusement de -
rices which are above reproach. All
- patrns...Ad .Uiee Exhibition may rest
fissured that the a_u$
mements on (he
mpdwlsy err ,e t lineeat that ('*0 be
secured on fhb'. continent. Special
ride- 111141 amusement devices are pro-
vidrd'for the children.
A program of harness horse races
will be combated Path afternoon dur-
ing the exhibition. and as the track at
the Western Fair is the hest in \Vest-
ertl (►utario rate horse owner's and
rteIIors to the exhibition are aaaurel
_excellent rare. under ideal conditions.
PERf4oNAL MENTION
Mr.. Reg. Stack, of PasadeuL l:*Ll•
torula. is visiting her mother} lir..
\1'Mruuck.
Mr. and Os. G. C. Maeedel and son.
of Auu Arbor, alien., and Mr*. W.
Maedrl of Vetrtdt. are visiting. at
the old lone, tantalite!.
Mr. Erna. 1'rite•bar'(t-b s -kern -of'
terra are %as accepted a position
with the )sussesfry 4'nr•Ilner Co. of
W1a11►stoeh* and leaves for that place
on Monday next.
Mrs. Us M.•Iterlannue and children.
Ilargsret and W111141:e. of rod Sas-
katchewan, Albert*. an• visiting at
rhe i.1ome of the formats sister,. Mrs.
I. PN'elas, 14ust stret.
Mr. R. S. )'teacher, of the Arm of
Mosel res, Fletcher N Cu., 11011d littal-
or . Turuutu, +Pe>dt n two days in
town last week. 'Mr. -Fletcher tome
year. ago wit. on the staff of the
Bank of Commerce In Goderich.
Mr. J. T. Goldthorpe. of Goldthorpe.
Ont.. has heeu spending a few days
in town the past week. J. T. I$ en-
thusiastic ragardtng the development
of the mining country of the North.
tot he still keeps the warmest aped in
this heart for Goderich.
In the Magistrate's Court
On Thursday last Magistrate Reid
convicted Wm. Champion. of Brus-
sels. on a charge under the O.T.A. of
having liquor illegally. and it heing
s second offence the accused was sent-
enced to one mouth in jail and to pay
a fine of $900. or in default of pay-
ment
ayment an additional three month* 111
jail. The money 14,14 not forthcoming
and Champion go•• t0 3811 _for n
fnnr-month. term. -- -
Several cares of sp•e1T and reeb-
lew tilting of automobiles' have. been
'before titemagistr!ate daring --The
week, and fines of p:. and $10. with
Posta, have been Imposed.
Regan-1'lt'arm
At the residence of the brit s par-
ents, 1treetsville, ou Tuesday after-
11.4on. August est1t. Miss WJuona
GledhiIl, only daughter of lir. and
Mrs. A. S. Gledhill. formerly of God-
erich. war married to Leland 1). Bry-
an of 'Halley bur). 'rt.. bride. who
was given away toy her father. wore
a grey travelling suit and carried
pink costa. After the ceremony.
*Melt •was conducted by Rev. Frank
Vipond, the bride and groom left on a
motor trip, :it the conclusion of
which they will reside al Hailey -
bury.
Who Is (icing to 4e4I Rogers' Bihar}
__. leas Radio in Goderlitk?
A l'auadian firm has effected the
long awaited development in radio -
the elimination of lotteries and aerial
in the operation of tong distance sets.
Everyone who has heard about the
new Rogers' batterylees radio has ad-
mitted that it is a marvellono Kruse
altion-"If it works" -and it sloes
work. In the presence of the Tor-
onto Star motto reporter this new
five -tube. billed radio-frequency n-
either, *operating from an ordinary
light socket and tieing no aerial or
hatterteees, tuned in twenty -lire.. eta
tions in a Abort time.
()no of the first fnrtory nests to rum"
through was used In an apartment in
Toronto which has a high tension
is.w•er line at the rear. trolley wire•-
:uel telephone wires .at the front, and
,b.•trical machinery in the haseement
about every handicap to good
operation. The Rogers' meet was placed
bride a *'t which many regard as
the finest s*t heretofore o1 the mar-
ket. The Rogers set wag stmpty
plugged Into an ordinary light socket.
with no "A" battery. with no "1t"
battery, with no aerial whatever. and
every station picked up on the other
set was tuned. to equally. am. well on
the itogra' set. and with I.* distur-
bance. As the evening wore on and
the dlaturbanee faded. even when
using only four tubes. on a bot night
In August. stations were_tnned 311 all
the way from enO
Ne rleanws to ('hl-
rago wlthont any aerial.
The Q.R.S. Music Company of Tor-
onto, who are dletrthutort, for Holm
product, nre desirone of having It
sod! In Gnderleh by one of our better
storett and) anyone Interested 10 this
might rommnnicate with theta. (ad. t
ten
ust THREE
Rather Niles
The only grain boat arrival the
Iwo week was the steamer GlenAn-
nan. which unloaded a cargo of 118:
hull bushels of wheat at the Western
Canada Flour Mills elevator.
Me -sirs. Farley & (.rant expect to
conclude their work on the river
breakwater this week. Excellent
progress kat leen made on this work.
When completed they will have re-
eonstructSd in concrete about 900
Het of the breakwater.
Several fine }'setts hare been In
port this week• among thaw - heist
the "Matneio" from Detroit.
Hikers Hers from (tlevelaod
About thirty young wen froth
Cle elaWL Ohio. were In wwis ou
Monday. They arrived lit the utter-
most and left au Tuesday morning.
They are on a motor hike through Ow
-fano.. A uuwber of thew were mete -
hers of a alailar group which paid
Goderich a call in August of Ust
paws. Thole ratite along here is b3
w•ay of Tohermory and Owen Sour
and they will make the return trip to
Clt'velaud by way . of • Toronto and
Niagara Fall*.
Fought en Kipges Street
Magistrate R.•id Intl court at Ben -
sail on Friday lust to hear charges of
disorderly conduct against Wm. Kyle
and Gordan Halter. aim oil a relent
Saturday night -tagei a fight on the
main street tit di11.1..n.- A.dispwte
arose between - the young -fuer while
they were attending the (Vinton old
lacy: reunion. an4' - they agreed to
owl -3 at Kipp•u sad settle' their dlf-
ferenea In a ti-'ic encounter. Which
..f the two won III., hall),' U not on
record, lint Magistrate !Celli gave the
Anna dkclsloa, 1r:eessing-Kyle $25 and
4'41.1. and Myler 41/1 :"IMI Posts.
o our - • : -
-s
mmoth Anniversary SaZe
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
AND MONDAY
This is your opportunity to get unprecedented'
Bargains. Do not miss it. Get a new
outfit for the children going back to school.
SHOE' WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP
A. CORNFIELD
THE
LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS ,z.,;„
SQUARE GODERICH \ r PHONE 418
`.".;.r>wIIM. «e!
..
Bond Tattoo at Seaforth
A large number of Goderich citizens
took in elle band tattoo at Sesfeyrth
on Thursday bight of last week. The
main street was- brilliantly lighted
for the occasion. as was also Fairview
Perk. where ilia: tattoo was staged.
The Goderich baud was present and
4114 Iia tart along wild seven other
Lauds-fruW Brxlhagen. Zurich. Lou-
don, Clinton. ' Mltelwld, Stratford and
Se•rrforth. Commenting at 7.3t 0'-
4104.
i-
rlt k, the lands marcher' r' from the
1)it•1 hotel to the park. where cart
boo 4 rendered selections before the
grandstand. ;Following the musical
pr ram moots wen• thrown on
MC IN and a merry sing-*oug took
plate. The program at the perkwas
clotted with a tine display of fire-
works. Afterwards there was a atrea•t
carnival which continues until the
early morning hours.
The Seft•ball League
The whedish, of game. in the ei0dl-
erk•h soft -tooth 11epg,4. was donclndel
on Tuesday night of .his week. with
the exception ..t• a few Ise -Named
games. Thr paositsau'd l.i.eu. v 4..('.I.
gauze i. to is' played tonight.
The gaits,. phtyed sinew -pm Inst re-
port were:
Aug. 1:1-Salrford 10. ILC.C. 7.
13 -4;.l'.1. 13. l' N.It. 2.
" N.R. 111, Square 8.
- • 2-ltankters 13. blot•t , , lt--9jARMM -FI 4(N Iail KI) R 0 0 M 8.
24-•itatlkera- 13. Square 7. rf with all modern conveniences for
$atitald ..thigh w'b'*'l students. Apply at 310-
'• 2.5-S.Inape defanitel to W.('.r._NAL OFFI('F.
N,
Tltls arak. a_ -lith.- standing-.. is -_the
wood half of tie Airtinle :
Won irdlt
Saltforl _ r, 1
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4 --.2..
DIED
\lt\I51'It(1N1;.--in l;odkerlch, on Fri-
day. Augui 21, Mary E. Armstrong.
sister of Mr. Wm. Armstrong.
Mcl'AItTHY-1u Gokerieb. on Mon-
day, August 24. Mary Me('nrthy.
daughter of the late Charles .Mc
l'Mrihy, Kingsbridge.
GUNDRY'S SALE REGISTER
Saturday, August 20. -Clearing
auction sale of house furnishings at
the residence of Mr. C. A. Lees, Bay-
field nod (next to Barker Bros.' gar-
age) .
Saturday. September 5. -Adminis-
trator's tale of residence property
and household furniture at the prem-
ises of the late Mary Morris Strachan,
Cambria road.
ROOM WANTED
MAPS Glp HURON COUNTY FOR
sale 4 THE SIGNAL OFFICE,
Price 25 'rots.
D« i&E8IJINA, THE NEW 4'LAS-
Vy t111'AL teacher at the ('ollegiate
Institute, wishes to hear from a pri-
vate faintly with _a nk'e home having
a spare room for a paying guest.
Breakfast required. and If possible
full board. AsMrew- P.O. JIOX ,432.
TO RENT
uoUSE TO LFJT. e- DES It.\iDI.E
as douse, Nelson street. Every eem-
vcnience. I'oaseo*1on 4klolaer 1st.
it. J. ACHEIFON.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
giltANK P. 01B118, CHABTBRIIID
a Accountant. 102 Ontarto streets
Stratford. Phone 1580. lies. 13303.
AUCI IONEKZINO
Colt SALE. -TEN COTTAGES ON
a the Late bank. Separately or rub
bloc. Terme reasonable. JULIA THOMAS
LEWIS (loderteh. i
CCOIL. BENT OR • SAI.E.-$EVEN-
roomed Croute. with furnace,
bath. etc.. on Orme street. betw.es
Victoria and ]recti. Peamw{on pat
ter part of September. M.• W.
HOWELL.
ROOMERS WANTED •
rut SALA% LR'RIGHT WEBER
piano. 1n good conditlou ; twelwg-
auy ea -a; has exceptionally g.s.d
tour. l'Vt' to MISS MAY 14'1'4rD-
DART, )bat street.
Lh111 s•\I.E.-FIVE-WAS)ll HOUSE
II situated ou Elisabeth street over-
looking :Ake; large lot, electric lights,
water and sewers. Prier 6000. Terms
:1110) earn* balance at $10 per m011111.
Apply ---la HUH. A. FINLAYSON,
P"a"ll" s; rest. 3t
DOOM1OIS WANTED. - HIGH
as school girls preferred. Modletn
eonvenie•mr's. Apply at THE SIGNAL.
- isle -
W('}']t. .;;' 3 2
BlnitPr. _ : u v A- 4
Lions 1 2
-, Mgnare 1 ' 5
M.1 .C. 1 5
(M- Weshne-'ay night of Inst week
1sltford .Wi;oltely won (sae-champdon-
ship of the fret half of the slh(dnlr
Ly_,Irteatit,4 W.('.F M. for the second
i11...' The .•nre son, to -'t.
FIR$T-411..%S3 FIU'IT FOR SALE
I'Inne, pear* and apples I'Inms
ready this w,ek; ('an be had Fye tele-
phoning .430121 or by calling at the
farta< --atstr cents n i.twket. nr for
r
fnrm. (;Foo f.AITH\VAITF:. Huron
road t(;ealeriek P0.) -
•
LV►R SALE. -BEDS. COMMODES' i
I mattress, easy chairs, rockers,
Invalid .immode chair, range, washing
machine. tablets, kitchenware. pic-
tures. Jersey Black Giant and Part-
ridge t'..chln hens, Polish High Flyer
pigeons. R. M1cDONALD, (Dunlop)
R. R. 3, Oederlch.
WANTED
A01x)MMODATid* - Ft tit 114)0M-
F:R$.-ljlrle t, lomfnrtablr home.
Apply to MRS. 31. A. HOWEi.i.. Tra-
falgar street.
LOST OR FOUND
ntNTFJD.-51AII) FOR GIN MAL
noigework• Apply to was. J.
1t. KELLY. Lighthouse street.
W\NTBD.-A (x)MIPIITENT 0181,
TT for general housework. 11135.
It..1 t(JHIS*JN. Nelson street.
IM\N'rIOI) AT . O\'4'-'F.-M.tLD FOR
vv .\lexaadra Marine and General
Hea!pilaL Apply to ISI.YERINTF)ND-
NNT.
t1ST.-)N Fit(1t.\Y. Ai'GUST 21.
(s a white gold bur -pin set w-ifh
small diamond, in 1;ray m or the Steel
store, nr between these places. Finder
p:case leave at the SIGNAL OFricr
and receive reward.
WA."1 SMALL EL/CC/TRW
n mutat. Would buy good second-
hand maehiee. BOX 8, THE SIG-
NAL
1T 14T.= N 2I"MPAY, AUNIUIT 16,
Ai between Kintall had Ripley.
Mack leather club -bag. initialled 3. M.
0., containing clothing. Finder please
notify L G. BROWN. West Lorne,
Ont., and receive reward.
ARI'►t'LES WANTED. - FALSE
ne th. Also bridgework discarded.
Any .•ondltion. Highest prices. Mall.
S. BAKER, 344 8ladestone Ave., Tor-
onto.
311.t Iar•a114o- t man carries his
w•Ife . pictur.• ha hitt witch le no sign
N►r4-aMR=1 t-4 --act); .woman he the
_c nsce, 1,ih•..
".4re you related to def)'ndnsst'•"
eounsel ingnlred. "4301,3 fly hlga-
my," the a itartw repblieel..! ,1mndon
.\II men nre equal. but that doesn't
explain 11nw .nage m.•n enol look drte-
sed up in a patgy pair of pant+.-
GUsgow Herald.
if the Filipinas complain that their
dem-nth-me" 111 s no, k0ry, they
ml t cross the Pacific ,'.,m.• time and
take a kook atours.-Life.
'The -a t:.,e gait I. a most offer -
Monett' ah ,l," any. s farmer. I
feel mire tiled. li a hot in this rnmP-
where•- 1,',,- •1 8nnday Pictorial.
aminie
Our Club Subscription
.Service
IgPLANNED 40 help you wham
you want la t.baeriba to sow'
papers nr msesaine4 or renew
your old subseeIpeien..
le's convenient- It tetes sou noth-
ing It save row ssseney. It Is
at your gervle* at any limo.
THE SIGNAL
CODRRiCH
ANTED. -AGENTS FOR THIS
district by the Confederation Life
Asso.':atlon. Exceptionally good con- hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p.m.. excepts-
tree'.
xcept.tree'+ offered to the right men. Ape lag Monday and Thursday afternoorsiii
ply to 0. J. CAVANAGH. General and evenings, and by appointment
Agent. Goderich. P.O. Box 426. Residence and omce• Cor. I.
Telephone 436. and Victoria streets.
GUNDRY, GOD/CRICK
LIVE STOOK AND G IRd1HAIR
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119.
Sales attended to anywhere and ever*
effort made to give @attatactioal
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
ROBERT ROBERTSON,
QualifiedSt Auctioneer,
Eldon
will conduct any gale to the, cont*
of Hurn. For information apply MI
P. J. Ryan. Hamilton 83., or orders
left with him w111 receive prompt ab
tentton.
1 M. STALKER, AUCTIONEER.
.
for household effects farm egos
ate.• for obs County of Huron.
Address all communications to J.
S TALKER, Anburu P. 0.
OPTOMETRY
A. L. COLE, 11. 0..
A• OPTOMETRIST, OPTiCIAN,
Wert Street, Goderich.
Honor Graduate of the Cueadlaa
Ophthalmic College of Toronto.
Eyes examined by the late*► meth-
ods, and the proper fitting of game
at moderate prices Ontario Boar4
of Examiners Certificate No. 875.
MUSIC
Door. W. H. JACKSON, Oriented
1 and Director of 74ussic. Kertti
street Methodist ebureli. Isatrset1ts
g ives In Vole* Culture, Organ. Ptaa
Vlolln, Guitar, Theory. etc. Studio gal
rnatdewcs, 3T North street. Phone sea.
CHIROPRACTOR
N. ATKINSON
CHIROPRACTOR
Ooderlch.
Chronic organic and nervous dim
eases Consultation tree. OAIee
AUCTION SALE TICAL
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CvVLFAR1NCI AUCTION SALE OF DR. ALEXANDER F1SHER,
HOUSE FURNISHINGS. ' s Phone 991' Stratford, Ont.
Hit, C. A. Ls EB Special attention given to care ot
will sell by pwblk auction at his real- IW.faota and children.
desire es the Bayaeld road. Goderich
(next W Recker Bios,' garage[, unR. F. J. R. FORSTER
SATURDAY. ACU
ST 29, D RYE. EAR NOSE. THROAT
commencingat 2 o'clock : late Mouse Surgeon New Tort Ogle.
slue Stager sewing machine. drop
hea.1 ; 1 • fumed dining -room set, 9 thimble and Aural Hospital, asalstast '
pieces; 1 mahogany -Wish parlor set, at Moorefield Eye Hospital ani
:t pieces; 1 mahogany-flnlsh table; 1 Golden Square Throat H.tapltal, Los'
one rotting -chair; 1 Edison phono- don. Eng.
graph, records and record cabinet : 1 i 53 Waterloo St. 8-, Stratford- 'lbs,
:t -drawer cherry , table; 1 kitchen ephone 267.
lounge; 1 bookstand; 1 high stool; 11 At Hotel Bedford, Goderich. off
Sower ►' sad : 1 dropleaf kitchen Thursday, August nth from 10 a.m.
table; 1 small kitchen table ; 4 kitchen no 4 p m•
chairs; 2 old drains: 1 sewing rock-
er; 1 Spiro, walnut bedroom set, and
ntattroet_-autL- 1 spng;abad
with spring; mriahogany-fini1brshves dres-
oer; 1 chil.l'e crib, mattress and R UDFOOT A KILLORAN
spring: 1 !riding chest of drawers; 1iarrieters, Notary Public, eta.
FlorenPe aut.,rnatkk ofd .tore and oven;
1 biewpLre An..a4' at4.1 range; 1
tar heater, !party new; 1 kitchen cup- •
board; 1 (.11114. high chair: 1 washing 9 A. CLL'FF, B. A., BARRIBTRR,. ;',3
machin and wringer; 1 galvanIzed Solicitor and Notary Publle. Norte
Iron wash tub : 1 Erase rug: 1 tapes 9t., Goderich. Phone 411. '
try rug, 7'4,' by 9'; a namb•r of small! a` '
mats and rugs: about 0 yds. union! DI'DLEY E. HOLMES '
carpet ; large piece linoleum, 11'x13'; Rsrrbster, Etc. {
2 large feather Inds; 1 pair of featlx'rI Omce-Hamilton street, Oodrt11c1.
pillows; n toner window ahaden: 1 Phone 27.
large clothe. basket; 1 ash sifter;I
garden tools; 1 lawn mower; 1 ca•9EAOER. K. C.. BARRISTER.
niers ; a number nt picture': 1 set of C. SOLICITOR. Notary Public tai
Potts' irons; a number of empty seal- Oouveyaoeer. O1Bce--(7ourt H
oo"'
ers; a quantity of fruit; 3 window 0odertch,
wcreen"; 1 *sipper wa*hloiler: 1 glass
washboard; a quantity of carpenter
and auto tools; 1 dinner wet; a m1m-
heer of crocks and other dishes ,.•2
water 14110; 1 Fuller map: 1 banging
lamp; 4 smolt lamps: 1 ehH4'e melt-
ing
ekIng horse; 1 .•tail&'s verandah gate: 1
child's alert; 1 eroesent saw, 5!J ft.;
1 scythe; 4 axes; 1,ekottem horse; 1
child's bla(khoard . 1 tut stand. '1
foot stool; 1 hake board and rolling
pin; a number of "louse planta; 2
screen &norm : 1 R -day dock; tollet set.
TERM$ 4.,,I..
Everything moat be *old. as Mr.
Tope Is leering at one.. for Florida.
C. Al.. 1.1111'.--_. T. OUNDRY.
roprle,4hx._Auctioneer.
I.E6AL
Money to Lend. Phone 97.
The Square. Goderrlcb
CEA.LED TI,T•- DEltPf
Addree.*ed to the undersigned, and
endorsed "Tender for Landing Block.
Saugeen hirer, (1nt.," will be received
until 12 o'clock noon (daylight sav-
ing), Tuesday, September !4, 192.', for
a Landing It1Oek. Saugeen Itirer.
(truce County. Ont.
Plans and forms of contract ran he
seen and specification and forma of
tender obtained at this Department.
at the ottkea of the Dtatrlct Engineers.
ethitoma Building• London. Ont.;
Equity Building. Toronto. Ont., and
*t the Post Office. Southampton, Ont.
Tender. will not be considered un-
less made on printed forms supplied
by the Department and In accordance
with condition% eemtalned therein.
Each tender must be accompanied
by an aceepted cheque nn a chartered
hank payable to the order of the
Mlnioter of Public Works. equal •t0
10 per rent. of the amount of. the
tender. Bonds of the Dominion of
Canada nr bond* of the Canadian Ns-
tion*l Railway Company *111 *1*0 tx'
accepted as seenrity, or bon(is and a
cheque if required to make up an 141(1
amount.
Note. -Mine printe can he obtained
0t thin Department by dopnoIting an
accepted ehepue for the snm of
$10.00. payable to the order of the
Minister nt robin, Work.. which will
ie returned If the intending bidder
*submit a regular Md
1ty order.
9. E. (EIIRIPP4.
Secretary.
Department of Public Work*.
Ottawa, August 17, 1906.
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ADIeL:clot tATU ill
BALE (ba
REsb1rI:NOE PROPERTY AND
114)3 34gFJOI.I► ,F1 RTU1IE.
I am lustnxted byNIthe adminletra-
tor of the estate of the late Mary Mor-
rie Strachan to eel! by public auction
at the premi+es, Cambria road, God-
rrirh, on
SATURI).\Y. SFII'TF:IIBER 5TH
commencing at 1110 o'clock:
The hon+.• and lot on ('amhrla
road, fit pr,•.ent oecapied by Mr.
Straehatd 'this is * well -hullo frame
residence 011 11 good garden lot with
fruit tree*, l,. rrles, etc. The house
has all ('0nvrnienrr.r, including hot
water heating. Iigl,M, etc.. it can be
inspected 11 any Bine previous to
sale.
TN1t31S: Five hundred dollars re-
quired at tfm,' of sale, balnnee made
payable nn terms to suit purchaser.
Furniture and chattels: 1 ratltnla
No. 3. W1erfingkot*e; 1 sewing ma-
chine; all parlor furniture, Including
parlor suite, rites. etc„ 2 complete
b dream m., l, Nall
dlningr(l.m fuiternittit(vbrpeta, melodiste, i 41.h -
e,, china. glassware, ate,; alt kitchen
,tenall* ; 2 rook stoves; 1 ectal oil cook
.rove: 1 coal 011 heater; 1 washing
ontflt. complete; 1 id-gallarl oil teak;
1 well bred roadster volt, rising three
year.. quiet Ind well -broken; 1 bug -
Ry : 1 anity : 1 Mitt,: 1 ant of tingle
h*rnes's; 4 hog trent*.
TERMS: All sats of 120 find un-
der, math; ever that amount. three
months' era* w111 be gives on fern
Ishing jest test
WM. 4 &N. T. (SUNDRY.
A Asetloneer.
Flaps Rape
BA RRI.TKRA, ETC.
R.C.HAY8-.R.C.HAYF,al.. B.A.
Hamilton St.. G.dericn
REAL EITATE AND 1iNSURANCs
D . 0E0116E,
as. Real Estate Aid Isserssee
HOUNDS 1t'OR HALE
Local •agese for 11fe. Are, automo-
bile and t insurance.
Office: At residence, Trafalgar
street. 'Phone 456.
INSLRANCR
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o. J. CAVANAGH.
General Agent for
Confederation Life Association
Alan Are, antomoblle and accident ,
insurance.
Mire: North street. 'Phone 4111►
P.O. Box 420.
INSURANCE, LOANS. ITC.
MWILLOP MUTUAL FiRm 111-
I 9URANCE ('O• -Ferro end Iwnlate
town property insured.
Omcets•-Jas. • Cenn0Uy, Pres. God 4
rich P. 0.; Jam Evac. V 1ee-Prea.
Beeeobwood P. 0.; D. F. McGregor.
Ser: Treas.. Seaforth P. 0.
Directors --A. Bros Hoot, 8. R. •
No. t, $eatorth • John G. Ortwwe Ifo
4, Walton • V(Ill*m Rinn, R. R. Ne►
R 8 e.a ortb ; John Reenwe(wl.w, Brod*
began; Geo. McCartney, R. R. No, 8.
$aafortb ; Robert Ferris, Refloat
Murray Gibson, Bruceton,: Jame*
Evans. Re ebwood ; James Co*solly.
Ooderleh.
Agents -J. W. Teo, Godetieh t
Alex. Lettcb. R. R No. 1, Mateo!
John Murray, Sesfnrtb; 1. Mecham,
iismfortb. Polley -bolder, eon pay all
paymeeM ani get theft cards vwaelpt.
e4 at 1t. J. Itorristt's (clothing Mass"
O11mt*s ; R. H. Astra (Fvoeory,
stet arse, Gsdevieb. or J. H.
Clew 1 Rms. Rayfield.
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