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THE SIGNAL,
PARAMOUNT NURtM.Mi
WANTED TO KENT
il’CTION HALE OF FARM STUCK
n AND IMPLEMENTS.
t
T. OL'NDRY,
Auctioneer.
Mrs. Jas.
Mrs. Welt-
a» her many
foil RENT.—DOUBLE ROOMR
* furnished or unfurnished; heatsR
electric lights; one room has • Are-
place; centrally* located. Apply at
THE SIGNAL OFFICE.
Parsnip
Radish -scarlet tur
French breakfast,
and McDonald.
IJOUSE TO LET. — N1LIOI
O street. Newly decorated; MW
furnace; every convenience. R.
J. ACHESON.
oil _or
: china orna- lirtf-a'brac. etc.; old clocks
wooden work*; rug carpets.
I 12.5, Goderich.
February tt, lyg.
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
COLBOBNE
4'<>ll>orut> tawmahlp council met Feb
ruary 9th lu' the hall at 2 p.m.; all
members preweut and Reeve Robertson
pnslchug. Minutes of last meeting
adopted on motion of F. Wilson and
A. J. Gokltborp»'.
Tlie corrsspoudenw of the month
as of a» follows:
C<> i Hill and Goldtberpe
were appointed tv Investigate re
claims of hospitals for keep of lndi-
grura. f
A request from the Hydro Commla-
alon to interview the council In God-
< rtah ou February 16th was refussd
l-affiw111 recsive . their representative
atBbe regtfor meeting of council in
MsFvh or Aprjl^The clerk to reply to
t hat effect. \
No action was taken re good roads
convention or with regard to joining
th*- Municipal Aoeoclation.
Ot, motiou of Messrs. Hill aud GolA-
thoriw the auditors' report waa re-
celvi-d. which shown total receipts far
192.’> to Is- 838.VHI.9*; total expendi
ture *38529.86; -axes on roll. 827726.-
■ *7 ; taxes colleta-d. 827081.96.
On motion of Houncillora HUI and
Yoni g a grant of *10 was made to the
■ Auburn library.
The collector's roll was accepted
from E. Mitchell aud given up to the
treasurer for the final arrangements
of uncollected taxes.
Blysw No. 5 was passed, authoris
ing the Reeve and treartrer tx> borrow
the uncrossry moneys to carry o* the
Work of tin- townsfllp (hiring the enr-
, rent year/.
4 Bylaw No. 9 was paswctl. making the
asuul estimates
comply with the
• Highway Department
On motion ot Mewsi
Corn—Pickaninny as first early, fol
lowed by early Malcolm and golden
bantam ('ueutubero—Davis |H-rfwt,
Celery—Golden plume. This variety
will, It la believed, take lhe pigee of
the old rellaole goldeu wetf-biani-htiig
on account of it* vigor of growth aud
freedom from disease. Early blanch
ing Fordbook la a very iiromialug
green variety which produces very
thick meaty leafstalks of ex<-eedln«l.v
good quality. Lettuce—Grand Ra
pids, Iceberg. Muskmelon*—Hearts
of Gold or Hoodoo. Miller cream or
usage. Bender surprise and emerald
gem. Onkxis yellow globe Danvers,
sweet Spanish, red YVethersfield and
red globe. Peas—Thomas Lextou blue
bantam. Lincoln, Stratagem.
—hollow crown,
ulp white tip,
Ububarb Rnby
Hpinach—King of Denmark ami New
Zealand, which Is a perpetual variety. |
Squash—golden and green Hubbard
and the acorn squash; the flesh of this
small variety somewhat resemltles
sweet potatoes in texture and flavor.
They are very productive. Tomatoes
—Alacrity as the first early, followtal
by Earliana. with John Baer and Bon
ny Best for the main crop.—F. T. HIT
('HIE. Central Experimental Farm.
Ottawa.
GODERICH, ONT.
amount, eight muatba'. credit will be
given on furnishing jjgiroved joint
notes. A discount at the rate of 8
per cent, per annum allowed tor cash
on credit amounts.
C. T. EDWARD.
Proprietor.
CRANK P. GIBBS, CBAJITRSEM
• Accountant. 102 Ontario strart
Stratford Phone 1680. Rea. 1380J.
PAUAMOUNT. Feb. V — Marh*
laoug. of lie id I City, bpent tbr
weoksend lu Loudoii.
Mr. uud Mm. W. MnrGlll. of 1‘urtt
luomit. vikittxl with ibe-tBttvr’* father.
Mr. I). Morrison, of latiugslde.
Mr. Nnd Mr*. Jam. Blue, of Amber-
ly, visited with Mr. uud Mr*. (Jrant
MuolhriniiL of rarumount.
Mrs. Melvin lU.vnnrd uud Jx'an. of
l'arnmount, apent the weekend with
her iMirentN. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jmk Dren
nan, of lattne*.
y Mrs. Thomas Blake, of Mafuking.
vtalted with her mother,
Webster, near Lucknow.
Mter hux net l>een as well
friend* would
Mr. und Mrs.
Luurler. visited' at
father, Mr. Joy. Iiackett. of Bjdfa.*t.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilton Bell, of Locb-
alttli, entertained a numlier of their
friends to a party la*t wwk. AH rt-
[►ort n goiwt time.
Mr. Will <3arkAon has gone to Wind
Mf»r. where he will *
Iwfore returning to
West.
Mr. and Mrs. A.
home to a ni|Uil>er of
Tues<lay evening of
owning was spent in games, mnsh* awli
dancing.
i
II
GOBEHH’H THWNSHH1. Feb 10. j
—Mr. and Mrs. Fred ifadie and < hild-.
ren and Mr. and Mrs. John Hudic and !
*ons <>f Tipperary, spent Sunday the I
gue&ia.of Mr, and Mrs. John Sowcrby. i
Mr. ltobt. MvAliistelHmd a“Ure~rnt-r
ting posts last Wednesday.
Mir. and Mrs. H. S>>m«*rsall enter- . of ]O( number six both ii> the
talned ft few friend^ last Thursday <4vuond ci>nce*slon of the township ot
evening. : Ashflcld. in rhe county of Huron, and
The Goderich township Hospital | <*ontaining together one hundred acres
Auxiliary will hold a short business , *»f Ihih] more or less,
meeting in McLean Bros.’ store. God-_| *“
erlch. on Sat unlay. F<4iruary 1.3, at (
&.30 p.m.
In ion ( hurcli Noto-—Mr.
Donald, of Toronto, who Meeiis no in
troduction to tli'X' who have heard
him *»n previous tux^asions, will preai'h i
Oeiter Dreams uf a Golt Ball Turned
to Lead.
Everyone, or nearly everyone, sui
ters at times from that horrible type
of dream which we cadi mightmarc,
and professional mon, who live so
largely ou tlislr nerves, are natural
ly the worst sufferers.
But utghliuare are not always ot
the type you would expect. You
might Imagine, tor instance, that the
clergyman’s bad dream would be ot
losing the manuscript or notes Of bls
sermon. This i*> not the- case. The
most usual form taken by the par
son's nightmare la that the pulpit in
which he stands begins to rock.
This is perLape because a pulpit is
usually fairly high and set on a com
paratively narrow baae At any rate,
th.- dream, so 1 am assured. Is a
particularly horrible one.
The barrister's worst imagination
is that he has lost his brief; but one
well-known lawyer dreams at times
that hs la making an impassioned
speech for the defence only to sec.
with a sensation of sinking horror,
that everyone in court, including the
judge, Is slyly smiling at him. Then
he realises that somehow be has
oome to court dressed' in a suit of
gaudy pyjamas.
Doctors suffer from a variety of
evil dreams, of which the moat usual
to the sudden discovery that a wrong
prescription has been sent out lb a
patient a prescription containing
enough poison to kill half a dawn
people. The frantic rush to reach
the patiot before he can swallow the
deadly mixture usually results la
rousing the sleeper.
A ship's captain, when at sea, to
always weighed down by a heavy load
ot responsibility. In these days,
when navigation to so accurate a
science, collision either with derelict
or Iceberg to the principal danger,
aad many skippers dream of the hor
rors of collision.
But the captain of a big tramp
oaee told me that his constant night
mare was of his ship being over
whelmed by a waterspout The odd
thing to that he had never in his Ute
seen a waterspout.
A golf professional who has played
In many big tournaments with much
success mentioned that his worst
dream waa always the same. He to
on the last green with the whole
match depending on one short putt.
A great crowd watches in breathless
excitement.
He hits the ball, but it haa turned
to lead, and. Instead of going Into the . . . .
and
and
CMYK, GENERAL -Ml
ABLE of taking full charge of. cooking. No washing, private family. I
i-umforiuble modern home. *50.00 per
month with increase If satisfactory.
BOX 072. Ixmdon. Ont.
visit bls mother
his home in lhe
Wanted—old books, or will
” buy a complete library; old col
ored prints apd engravings;
water ' color paintings;
inent-. brIF-a-brac. etc
with
booked and plaited mats. If in good
condition: stamps, colas, furniture;
-all kinds of antiques. Also old steam
boiler, two or four flues; also
old 5-In. bore long-stroke steam en
gine. G. II. GREEN (Old J'uriosity
Shop), Box 71. Goderich. 2t
AUCTION SALE
Mortgage sale of farm in
THE TinVNSHIP OF ABH-
FIELD.
FRKNT— APARTMENT AB0T*
O'Brien'* Apply ALKX. 8AUM-
DERS.Tlie uiuleralgmsl auctioneer has re-
calved hiHtructlons from
MR. J. D. EIJSLEY.
to sell by inblle auction on lot 29.
<-onc(*ssiou 12. Hullett, commencing at
1 p.m. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY KJ.
tlie following, that is to suy:
Hones—One grey mare rising 8; 1
grey maro rising 7; 1 black driving
mare rising 8. sired by Elmer Dick
son. good single or double.
Cattle—One Guernaey <-ow rising 9,
due April 29: 1 grey cow rising 8. due
July 13: 1 purebred Holstein cowl
rising 7, fresh: 1 brlndte cow rising 7.
due October 17; 1 black cow rising 8.
due August fl; 1 Durham cow rising Ik
■hie about time of sale; 1 registered
Hereford Lull two years old; 3 steel's
rising 1 year old: 1 heifer rising 1
year old; 1 purebred Holstein heifer
7 months old; 1 heifer 7 mouths old;
I 1 lilaek stts-r 4 months old.
Fowl—Twenty-five pullets. 73 year
old bens. 2 geese and 1 gander.
Pigs—Six chunks almnt 170 lbs.; 8
chunks almut 100 lbs.: II suckers 8
weeks old at time of sale; 1 Yorkshire
sow: 1 Berkshire sow.
One eolU^ dog. 7 months old.
Implements — One
hinder, 7-foot cut: 1
mower. O-foot cut; 1
lui.v rak*-. nearly new ;
ria cultivator, nearly new; 1 Mamey-
Harris 12-hoe aetsi shrill, nearly new;
1 Missy-Harris scaffler. nearly lew;
1 turnip jsilper: 5 sections of Iron
harrows; 1 Verity walking plow; 1
new (Hirer single riding pion ; 1 two-
AUCTIONEERING
FIOMA8 GUNDRY. GODERICH.
LIVE STUCK AND GBNMKAR
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119.
Salon attended to anywhere aad ev««w
tdfort made to give aatlsfaetla^-
Farmera’ aale notaa discounted.
MUSIC
CHIROPRACTOR
IREPORT OF HOG SHIPMENTS
for week ending February 4. 19211
Huron
Conn-v
1378
4-*M
807
-------91
7
42
14
GodMc-Au
erich Gaw burn
Total bogs' ..34 ■V)81
Select bacon 10 .3 28
Thick smooth 17 40 47
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
<tf road expenses to
regulations of the
irs. Hill and Gold- ,
thorpe the srTangemeitis made by the
Heeve and Ooiux-lllor Toting with the
Standard Bank for the coHecting of
taxes were aeerptedl
On, motion of F. Wilson snd W.
Young the <-l*use. In bylaw No. 1 re-
/ fating to eollector’s salary was
— amended and Mr. Wtn. Watson. Jr, ap
pointed collwtor for 1926. '
The 4re:i“itrer rei>orted revolving
81006 from the Telephone System re
deeming their note to the township,
also 810 interest on the same
Ou mottoi. of Messrs. Wllwm and
Young the following bills were |»4d:
Municipal WGrld. assessor's siippUas
^»il subscription* to Municipal Worlds
gBB1.14; London Health Awss-iatlon. in-
imtleet 891..5O: Signal Printing
*847.05; K M. Young, election ex- gSia^*. 852.Kt; clerk, registrations.
1825 814.25: A. 1’. Hltepia-rd Es-
thte. 815.24; Jito. Wilson, auditor's
v salary. 87; Reg. Glen. do.. 87; F.. Mlt-
r chei: -alnt-.t 825. i-.-ome.
’ 815. H. Hilt. for township bait.
Extra heavies
Shop hogs '
Lights and Feeders 3 «
i Gets Call to Brussels
Bruaaels, Feb. 8.—Rev. F. G.
ler. D.I»„ of Watertown. Fennsyl-
vunla. was invited to take over the
pulpit of Melvllte Preabyterian church
at a »>ugr«atioual meeting lure to
day. The call carries with It a 82.-
590 salary, with a month’s holidays
and free manse. Rev. D. l’i^rie. 1>.
D_ of Wlnghant. has been acting meal
erator since the pulpit was rendered
vacant in June last. Dr. Fowler has
preached in the’church for the
two Sundays.
fill: Geo. Maxtor, work. 81.59.
. Meeting adjourned to March 9th at
I
G. J. HETHERINGTON.
Township Clerk.
1l.——
OF THE BEST VARIETIES
OF VEGETABLES
iSOME
h;-1
JT P-m.i
one wishing to tent for
(Exis-rlmeutal Farms Note'
tt'hile a much longer list of desir-
aid. varieties of vegetable* might be
given the following Includes those
which have been fonnd to lie suitable
over a wide area of Canada:
AtqwiraguH—-the Mary Washington
has been found very satisfactory frfim
the atandpdtat of dlaeaao resistance
and Is a very satisfactory ^ropper.
Re.-iM-^pencil pod black wax. round
;iod kidney wax, stringless green pod.
and Hodson long pod wax. with Ken-
wonder wax and golden
wax as pole sorts. Beets
an early sort
red. Cabbage-^-
tneky
■ luster
—flat Egyptian an
and Detroit
Golden Acre
early, followed
ket. Enkhufart
with short stem
winter storage,
snowltall ami
Fow-
I»a»T
SCHOOL REPORT
♦8. r NO. 1. COLBOBNE
The following la the report ot 8.
No. 1. Collsyrue. for the monfti
January
Class 1.—Mary R.dinoi.i) 71.
Class Sr. IV Annie Milter 79 (II).
Annie Talib 94. Vesta Tabb 55, Annie
Linfield 55
flaws sr. 111.—Roy Errlngto^i 78
(Hi. Kulp Errington 09. Mildred Sal
lows 70. Isals-1 Tyndall 02.
Class Sr. II.—Alma Sallows 85
(XH>. Eleanor Tyndall 82 (Hi. Cai ;
men Brindley 82 (III.
Class Jr.. IL—Geo. McBride 50.
Ctijw 1.—Beth Cantwell. My rile I
Cantwell.
s.
of
hole, moves barely two inches,
■reet roar of laughter goes up.
he wakes la a sweat of horror
misery.
POUBH DIVISION OF FRANCE.
i
,'antivell.
Pr. XTii --Kxrhhvn- - Tyndall. Doro
thy YVatson, Humpluey Nockolds.
A. K. AMOS. Teacher.
\ . . ..
\ CARLOW
('ARUlW.Veb. 10.-
•derson. of Bnicefi-id.-toys last weekXwit'i her niece. 9rs.
David Bwin. ■
Tv H. Wilson four carloads
•»f live stock Momhiy —two of sheep.
i>f cattle. Toni
si live wFock
Mrs. Geo. An-
spent a few
dark
as it round-headed first |
by Copenltaxt-n mar i
glory as mldscason.
Danish bailhead ■ for ’
Cauliflower — early I
early dwarf Erfurt. ,
Carrot*--Chantwiay Danvers.
For Rent
THE OPERA HOUSE
is now available for any-
amateur shows or concerts.
For terms apply to
Wesley M. McLean
one of hogs an<l on
H h huBtler.
Nilson Pierson *1
Friday nn«l Again this
Mr. Paul Maedel whs renewing
obi aeqiiiiintaii' um in Uli »n a few
day* last week.
Want»ii five hundred pi<»u£ jieople
to eat i»ie at North Zion next Monday
evening. All welcome.
Mr. K.irl McKniglit, of Auburn, is
spending :i few days with Mr. Thos.
Wilson
The s\n>|)athy <»f the community is
«*xten<i<*d io Mr. and Mis». Jarvis Mc
Bride an<| family in the death of his
mother. Mrs. Jna. McBride, which o<‘-
enrred on TuemJny.
• A nnmlier of members of the Mii-
’■omir Ixnlge und their friends are in-
tending to go to the Masonic nt-hoine
to Im* given ip Goderich Thur'dai
evening.
Mr. Geo. 1 Bean i< helping Ed.
‘ Fl-her to- cut wood.
t'olbornr council and fbe~boSrn nf-
liealth met in the hall on Tuesday,
with n full Attondanccu---------
WIIITECHI RCH
P. O. Box 50
The Living Room
it made all tl»« cozier by ciinj , yi(>l<ling.
commodioim chwirw, iolinin', divan nr «»t-
tee. ’ Piled with pillow*, hii<1 with *pr<ng.*«
that “five” comforUbljr, mich (pmlitv
FURNITURE
offer* a liparty eHcomr to friend or
Mrantrer. Sre our den rim! "cozy corner”
piece* before puruhaNing Our
Afford* ffph ndM selection.
i
J. R. WHEELER
Funeral Director
Street, Goderich. Oaf.
WHITECHI RCH. Feb. R.—Mrs
Walter Mason and family, of Blytfr.
are visiting w’ith her j>arenrs. Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Clow.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Purdon nnd fam
ily spent Nunday with her jmrents.
Mr. and Mrs. Bait, of Miirnixh.
Mrs. Green, of Teeswater, is visit
ing with her brother. Mr. Thow. Gaunt.
Misses Male! and Norah Johnston,
of T(»cswater. si»vnt Nnndny with their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston.
Miss Elisa Wiillps. of Goderich,
mid Mrs. Wm Humphrey, of St.
Helens, spent Iim week with Mr.
and Mrs. Andn tv Fox and Mr. fliwl
Mrs. Geo./Walker. o(;East ^Vawanoth.
Mr. nn>i M?>. (libo Miiphoniio, of
Sarles. $N'.T).. are* visiting with bf«
mother. Mrs. MirohotHe. nnd other
rehHivea her*-----..._______
Mr. Uornld Sp.-trling is in Kinesr-
•line vl^.tlng with his mother. Mrs
Ed. Browning. Mr. Browning's mo
ther died in Kincardine on Saturday,
F« bruary 0.
Miss Norah F.deoner and Mrs. El
gin Welhv(»od and M»n Richard, who
bad l»eefi visiting with-their parrnts.
Mr. and Mrs. John Falconer, for Go-
past mgpth, left on Monday for their
homo at Orangeville.
Miss Edllh Gaunt, of Lucknow,
spent the week end with her pwri-nls.
Mr. and Mr* Ed. Gaunt.
I—*'!**"** Have Helped France Out
of Her Present DiKcultlea.
A nation which declines numeri-
cally also declines physically and
morally; how to It that the French
nation does not shudder before th*
moral and physical decline which
threatefl bar I
Ths explanation may b' the fol
lowing one. A new fact haa occurred
since the war, and that fact hat
helped France out of her present dif
ficulties. It Is Immigration—a steady,
regular, wonderful immigration. Ac
cording tu the oDclal statistics, there
were more than sixty thousand Ital
ian Immigrants in 1923-4. more than
B hundred thousand Csecho-Stovaka,
and above all there were more than
tour hundred thousand Poles—exact
ly 411.435. And it is calculated that
in 1914 about five hundred thousand
Polish workmen have crossed ths
French border and settled down In
the northern departments.
Everywhere In the French mining
town of Bruay-les-Mines there are.
Polish sign boards, everywhere Pol
ish posters. Above the very few
shops kept by French people, the In
scription is noticed; ' Polish to spoken
hare."
("On parla lei le polonals.’’)
Bruay-les-MInes is not an isolated ex
ample. There are five or six mining
centre* In Northern France which are
all closely copied on this modal.
There are more than six hundred
thousand Poles, who, having left
Germany, have gone t* settle down
tn France former, and who are work
ing to raise It-’w French cities on the
ruins of the war.
Even tn Paris, even I « large
towns ot the north and (he east, like
LJHB and Nancy, foreign immigration
pursues Its pacific and slow invasion.
In Paris there are a il ten Polish
registry offices; they procure ser
vants. chauffeurs, cooks, shop em
ployes. and street laborers. None of
these foreigners sre taking the place
of Trench people, because, alas,
French people are lacking TJe war
has laid 1.400,000 FYenclimen low
aad new population has not replaced
them with thousands of others Not
only are there no out-of-work people
In FYance, but in the country as well
as tn the towns, they are clamoring
loudly for workers, tor more, and still
more.
A Dead Language.
The schoolboy who said that Latin
rta a dead language, which, to hto
great regret, had escaped burial,
would find In the Massachusetta In
dian language a tongue which no liv
ing person can either speak or read,
says an Old Country paper. YetdheYe
to at least one book In existence in
that strange speech; it waa sold at a
recent book sale.
It t« ths only known copy ot Bax
ter’s "Call to the Unconverted” tn
this Indian tongue, and waa trans
lated by the famous "Indian Apos
tle," John Eliot, and printed at Cam
bridge, Massachusetts. In lt(4.
Its appearance In the eale-room
caused a great sensation, and after
keen bidding It waa sold for *14,000.
This Is believed total record pries
for an American book, and works out
at tn ore'th an (too a page.
iie.i ........-........a.... otto
, Wambttr of Wordu In IMblo.
Thera are Sts,493 worda in the Old
TeaUment, and 1S1,1S4 worda la tMe
Nev TeeUment
i'rosh: “I don't know what
with my nook • nd."
Soph: ’Tin your Imt 011 it.”
Pursunnl to the i*ower of sule con
tained in a mortgage
produei-d at the time
will la- offered for sale
tlon at llirett's Hotel,
of Dungannon, on Friday,
■lay of February, 1928, at 2.30 o’clock
In the afternoon. Um- farm and pre
mises composed of the least half of
. the eit-t half ef lot number five (51
| and lhe north half of the north half
which w ill be
of sale, there
by public aue-
at the Village
the 2fitli
Masney-Harrls
Ma>«ey-Harrla
Massey-Harris
1 Musney-IInr-
Alex.
A L. OOLE. R. O.
**• OPTOMETRIST. OPTICIAN,
West Street, Goderich.
Honor Graduate of the Cat
Ophthalmic College of Toronto.
Eyes examined by the late*
oda. aad the proper fitting of g
at moderate prices Ontario
of Examiners Certificate No. 873.
Th- farm 1. of gu.xl -*il In . good furrow w.,k« •
........' ......... of -I'iCh.; 1 flat rack: 1 good light
wagon ; 1 gravel liox; 1 heavy wagon:
1 w-sgou box amt .took reck; 1 hay
, loader; 1 hay rack and rolllug rai k;
' 1 steel land roller: 1 DeLaval cream
separator No. 12; 3 logging chains; 1
steel-tired top buggy; 1 steel tlred
o;>en buggy ; 1 rubber-tired open bug
gy; 1 half-speed cutter, nearly new: 1
wt of new rope slings; 1 new 150-foot
. hay rope: 1 hay fork; 1 Ming trip: 1
I uet 200O-11». M-ulea; 1 buggy pole; 25
, grain bags, nearly new; 25 sacks; 1
s»4 Stewart horse
set ten tn harness,
set plow harnew; 1
state of cultivation 1
except one field. There
preuiisi-s a frame dwelling
frame barn, a shed. stables,
mill and orchard.
Tvrm- of Sale:
are an the
house, a
a wlnil-
___. .. _______ _________ ____________ . ___ Ten per
In Union church next Sabbath tu*>rn-, insfi <>ii rhe ihty of sale and
Ing............Th.- T.Y.P.^7 meortng and
m«H*k trial will* lw Ih*1H Friday even
ing ar s p n> Commencing at 7.45
p.m.. a short t*ongregnthmal imt‘ting
will Ih* huh! rhe saim evening...........
The W.M.S. la«rAr*«„ »««■' .................................. * '<■
the home the president. Mrs. Gev. | r.rjt;.
Mcllwirhr....... .MemlHTs of the V.Y. |
P.S. and TrivncK t«» the mimlier of
forty. Hire pleasantly entertained at
a tobogganing party by Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. <>rr on Thursday evening. A
lovely time was >pent in gamo and
contests indoors alflo. Painty ru-
fresfiii'eriH were »crved by tile hostess.
A hearty vote of thank* in the host
and h.-tesx wa> 1 '
ing of God Save the Klug brought a
v« ry enjoyable evening to a chwu*.
tio\ Social.—A box .hr in I will Im*
held in the Orange
night. February 17tl.
pi<*e< of lllvervton
.Metre, of Auburn.
-rtih rtalnor. .a-jU lie
with local talent,
lhences at s o’clock.
i-oimv. A<im.”<i(»n 2.'
In»x(*< fret?”
cent. in
the lull
April 1st. 1028.
Tlie property will
-ance on <<r Is-fore
siilsnit interest,
l-o offered subject to’ a reserve hid.
For further |>artlculars and eoniM-
tiotis of sale apfdy to undersigned.
W.M.S. meets, this afternoon at; fatted this'3rd day of February.
I
W. BRYDONE. Clinton. Ont..
Vendor’s Solicitor.
THOMAS GINDRY.
Amtiouecr.St
Clearing auction sale of
iHOI’MEHOLD FURNITURE.1 fH ERLAND AUTO. ETC.
MR. H. C. THOMAS
;>assed iiikI the sing- J Trill sell by public auction at liis rest
deuce. South street. Goderich, on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 17TH
iv.inmenelng at 1,30 o'clock sharp:
Living Room one settee; 1 table;
2 armchair rockers; 1 rug. 2x3.
Dining Room—one rug 2%x3*^ yds.;
buffet; 1 extension table; fi cbalrs;
1 jardluere stand; 1 heater;• 1 dome
ttnrttrwtf: -pifs* ami board; cabinet
phonograph ami records. .
Bed Rooms—One lied and
; walnut; 1 mattnwa; 1 chair; 11 bed; 1 set toll springs; 1 mattress.
Kitchen. Etc.—One range; 1 refrig-
halL Wednesday
undirshe am
I-odgo. Harvey
the well-known
jui the program, i
Program com-1
Everybody wel-1
< ; ladles with
i 1
| spring seat;
power clippers.
Harness I inc
brass mounted;
set Goldeen single harness.
(■rain—One hmnired bushels ot O.
A t'. No. 72 oats; a quantity of hay.
TERMS (>r SALE—All purchases
of 810 and under, cash: -over th*t
amount eight montl:< credit on pur
chaser’s furnishing approved joint
notes. A discount of 5 per cent, off
for 'cash on credit amounts. Hay.
grain, pigs and fowl cash.
The farm Is rented.
J. D. EL8LEY. THOS. GUNDRY.
Proprietor., Auctioneer.
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1
DROP. W. H. JACKSON. Orgaatofi
1 and Director of Muste. Norlb.
street Methodist church. Instnctiom
given In Volco Culture. Organ, Planas
Violin. Guitar. Theory, etc. Studio ax.A
residence, 37 North street Phono
r. A. N. ATKINSON
CHIROPRACTOR
Goderich. •
organic and nervotw dlm-
Consultatloa free. Oflaa
Chronic
easea.
hours 2 to S. and 7 to 9 p.au, extft
Ing Monday and Thursday afternoon
and evenings, and by appolntaeot.
Residence and office—Cor. Bait
| and Victoria streets.
dresser.
1 crib;
MORTGAGE sale of valuable
(LMtBHN PROPERTY AND
RESIDENCE
GODERICH
IN THE TOWN OF
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Cur Dtitiii'icller lump Allx-nti coni ■ ------------ —---- ------•- . - ------to arrive -hortly. MARY IIOWEI.L.1 erator; 1 .ahinet: 1 sewing machine;.
Phone 21.".. ' •’O'*' "love; 1 coal oil stpre
_______ _ . ‘ liegtef: 1 coni wnttle:- 1 motor warit
ing machine; 1 cupboard; 4 chairs; 7
hllmls: t> curtains; G rods; 1 lawr.
mower; 1 bicycle; 1 axe; 4 stiws and
garden tools; 2 tubs; 1 boiler; 2
scrAi-ii doors: 5 screens; crocks; seal-
God-1 ers; fruit; pu-kles; kitchen utensils;
x, ju. uil can ttiol pump; sprayer; baity ear
sr.. a' ring* ; Itttb.v cutter; baby high ctmir;
sweeper: O’Cedar mops; medicine
chest: washstand; 1 Overland road
ster car In g<Hsl running condition,
ami iitnui rotis other articles.
Thf* Is n splendid lot of furnishing-
ami Sill nil Is- sold without reserve,
as Mr. TIiotutA Is leaving at once for
Vaueouver.
TERMS—Cnsh.
T. GUNDRY’. Auctioneer. »«»)•! dewrllied »< follows, tliat is to
" ’ say: Commencing at a post on the
northerly nidi- of the Maitland road,
wild jst.l Itelng dne north forty-six
I degrees nnd twenty minutes west from CHARLES T. EDWARD 1 the southeast angle of block "D";
wilt aeli by public auction nt lot 1(1. thettce due nprth forty-three degrees
comessloii 5. Goderich township.’ ort and forty minutes east fourteen
TUESDAY. FEBRI AHY 23BD. . chains and a-lialf. more or less, to a
Commencing nt 1 o’clis-k -harp: high water mark of the Hirer Matt
Horses—One agisl team:' 1 heavy land: thence westerly downstream
draught mure, 5 years ol<’; 1 driving following the high water mark of the
t. wiwara. at ........ saw uiw Maitland tfiojbains and!
4 sixty links, more or less, to Hto limit
Is-tween blocks “C” and "D": thence
due south fortyMhree degrees and
forty, mlnntew west along the limit
Is-tween blocks "C” and “D.” a dis
rance of thirteen chains and sixty
links, more or leas, to the northerly
side of s forty-foot road north of the
Grand Trunk Railway track: tlience
dne south twenty-four degrees east
lira chain, ami sixty links, more or
less, to the place of beginning; to
gether with a nmd or right-of-way
along the southerly limit of the said
northwest half of the raid block "D”
on the other half of the said lot ex
tending from the front of the said
block "D" on the Grand Trunk Rail
way track to the Mt thereof on the
Hirer Maitland, said road or right-of-
way being ten (oct In width and re
serving unto one John Illrlop the use
of a road or right-of-way of ten feet
BORN
PARKER.—At Bayfield. on
February 7th. to Mr. ami
('hri*. Parker. a daughter.
ROSS.—At Alexandra hospital,
■■rich, dh Midldny. February
Mr. and Mrs. I’harles Ross,
dnnghter.
I
Sunday, 1
‘ Mrs. j
1
I
DIED
Coif'll. Ill Colliorne township, on
Tuesday. February 9. llannnli
Couch, in her 8flth year.
M- BRIDE.—In f'olborne :ownahip. on
TuesdUy. February 9. Rachel Glr-1
' ii. widow of the late Jas. McBride,
in her 75th year.
GUNDRY’S SALE REGISTER AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
AND IMPLEMENTS.
by virtue of the powerTinier anil PM
of sale contained in a certain mort
gage. which will Is* produosl at the
time of sale, there will be offered by
sale by pnblic auction on Saturday,
the 13th dhy of March. A.D. 1929. at
lhe hour of two o'clock in the after-
twain, at tlw- premises, situate In the
Inn 11 of Giah-rich. In the county of
Huron, and Is-itig ci>m|s»sed of. firstly,
block in Park and Marwood's
Surtey of tin- said town of Goderich,
containing seven acres. Im- the same
nmre or lees, and Secondly, the north
west half of block “D” in Park and
MarwmHl'H Survey on the River Malt
land in the town of Goderich afore-
by admeasurement
acres of land.
said, containing
three nnd two-fifths
more or lew. and which said 10reel or
tract of land may be better known
|JR. r. J. R. FORSTER
U BYR, EAB. NOSE. THROAT
Lata Houae Burgeon New Tort Oph
thalmic and Aural Hoopltal, aaa’
at Moorefield Eye Hospital
Golden Square Throat Hjapital.
don, Eng.
58 Waterloo St. Stratfort.
ephone 287
At Hotel Bedford. Goderich, oa thm
evening of third Monday of
month, from 7 o’dlock. till the
Ing day, Tuesday, at 1 p.m.
‘ X ■” 1 1 . /“
UGAL
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Dudley e. holmes
Barrister, Etc
Office—Hamilton atreet. Goderlrt.
Phone 27.
WuMikeiIrv. February 17.*—Clearing •
nnuthm stiu of liousthoM furniture.
Overland nuto. etc., property of Mr.
H.'t*. ThriTuirE. nt hH ypeidonco <Mt
South Xtrew,
Tnemlay. Fubriuir.v 2.3.—Auction
<*n4e ot fariii_dAUM’JUvU.u<i.« .Unpleinents*.
projM‘rty of Mr ( harh * 7. T
lot IB. concern 5. Goderich town
ship.
Friday. Fob’unry 2G.—Mortgage
sale of farm in the township of Ash-
Weld. S<s* advert is meat -elsewhere on
LOST OR FOUND
i/TOUND.—A BING. AT THE COR
NEIi of North and Anglesea
streets. Apply at TIB: SIGNAL OF
FICE.
FOR SALE
Fill SALE-ADAMS WAdoN yi
lirwt-claas jdinpe. with or Klthoiit
imx. J. C. FLI’KEl\Goderl<},
F)R ' SALE.
raqflp with
new. Alan 1 sideboard,
aland, and upholstered c
JAMK8 CUTT. Elgin ave.
ON
•I
KITCHEN
almost
lx-droom
>. MRS.
nmre.
Cattle—Polled Angus—One cow.
years old. milking: 1 cow. 0 years
old. due In March; 1 cow, (I years old.
due In May: 1 cow. .’I years old due
lit July : I cow. .* yehrs old. due In
June: 1 fat cow: 1 *t<vr nnd 1 heifer,
rising 2 yenrs; 1 steer and 1 heifer. 1
year: 3 heifers, 8 months; 1 calf. .’I
months.
Poultry—Eighty bens ; 3 geese.
Implements — One Massey-Harris
binder. 7-ft. cut; 1 Massey-Harris 13
lua- diac drill; 1 Massey-Harris disc:
I hayrake; 1 rnlllvator: 1 Frost A
Wood mower; 1 <Ys-k«hutt* riding
plow; 1 Floury walking plow; 1 Cock-
•dttttt double plow; 1 4-aectl<m bar
row; 1 grain roller: 1 farming mill
and Itagger; 1 acitffler; 1 root pulper;
1 wagon; 1 wagon box and stock
rack ; 1 hoy rack; 2 gravel Im>x<-s : 1
hayfork and car; 1 set of slings: 1
bobsleigh and box; 1 platform, 1 air
Farm for sale.—in th
SHIP of Goderich, on P
highway, five mllea from Goderich and
alx from Clinton, adjacent to chtnph
snd school, comprising thirty acre* W,
first-claws land welt tlle-dralaeA
Good cement block aeven-roomvA
h»nse; oank-harn 40x50; driving
house and garage 3Cx5O; orchard of
55 good winter apples: never falling
water supply. For further panic*-
lara apply to OSWALD GlN'N, R R
I, Goderich. Phon 18-00.1
INSURANCE. LOANS. ETC.
\
C8EAGER. K.C, BARRISTER,
IOLICITQR. Notary PnbUe at
Conveyancer.
Goderich.
P R. DARROW, BARRISTER, BTO
*•' Successor to J. L. Kllloran.
Phone 97.
Offices^The Square. Goderich.
INSURANCE
0J. CAVANAGH,
• General A|General Agent for
Confederation Life Ann
Also fire, automobile aad accident
Insurance.
Office: At F. R. Darrow’s (formerly
Proudfoot A Kllloran’a) law oflres.
the Square. P.O. Box 426.
nip writer; 1 gras* M’edbr; 1 rnHwr- Tn wklth cWinfltllE iriuiig the northerly f-
tired buggy; 1 ateyl-tlred buggy: 1
Portland enttef; 1 cnttiw pole: 1 lad-
ler. 38-ft.; wagon tongues; 1 wet single
hartrees; 1 wet double barneaa; horse
blankets: 1 pomp Jack ; 1 feed box ; 2
acta whlffletreea and neckyoke: 30
bun. Gold Coin potatoes; 10 bus i-tirly
potatoes; 20 tons hay; 400 bus. Irish
white and seed oats; 175 hue. feed
oata; a quantity mixed grain; 1 Mol
Jntte cream separator; Leader churn:
R35 nap path* and spiles; mall box;
Jrald’a cot; some larni* and carpet;
■k-. chains and other articles.
T^^rythlng must be tfiwpoeed of. as _____ _ __
■ la wold Hamilton atreff. Goderich. Ont-
H—Hay. grain nn<L all sums Hollcitora for the Mortgagee. Mrs.
and nnfler. rash; over that Ella Fisher.
• •J
of
K<*EILLOP MUTUAL
■ 8URANCE CO.—Farm
town property Insured.
Officers Jas Connolly,
rich P. O.; Jag Evuia,
Beechwood P. O.; D. F.
limit of (he an Id northwest half of
said block "D" from the front of the
•aid block "D” to the rear thereof on
jthc River Maitland
TERMS-Ten per cent, of the pur
chase money to be paid at the time of
sale, balance to be paid In thirty days.
The sale will be subject to a reserved
bld.
For further particulars and condi
tions of sale apply to HAYS A HATS.
Hamilton street. Goderich, Ontario.
Dated el (’odcrich. Ont., this Sth
<11 r of Fehrnary. A.D. 1926.
HATS A HATS.