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10-T1mrsday-. Siplewls•r 9. 1026.
THE SIGNAL
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GODERICHI,ONT.
This Store
L 13E
CLOSED
NEXT MONDAY AND
TUESDAY FOR
Stock -taking
after which it will open
under new management,
as we have sold out.
All accounts must be paid
not later than Sept. I 1 th.
Porter's Book Store
"On the Square for forty years"
NamiIwatIay for North Hurst
Tho ofikial nonduatIooa for 'North
inn wire held at Wia ism nn
Tueeda y. J. W. King was pfiirrl -in
ooralnation hes the Progressive.. and
It J. A. Mace:wan by the Conserv-
fives In the Braking that followed
Mr. King one assisted by Mr. R. H.
Ifs!1.•rr. former M.P. for North (On-
tario. also Lr. Mrcelwan had n hos
^scorld" lir. It. V. Iwwueur. ••c-M.l..
of Sarnia. Mr. /leo. "(portion we. the
I chairman.
I1 MMONAL MENTION
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Colborne and
two 1011'+. :Autbrose •eel Keith re-
turned
esturned Thuredny from a motor trip to
Brantford. St. Catharines, Niagara
Falls. Hamilton and Harlington. They
also took In the Exhibttiort at Toronto.
Dr. and Mr.. Halley and daughter
.laeynl•line. of ('otringwond. splett inset
week with urs. Bailey's sister. Mre.
.t Al:t.fle. mail family.
; Mb. Agues ('reser returutsl last
u ick from Strasbourg. Sask.. where
.11( spent the holidwss, and after a
few days with lir. and Mrs. James
Ilrnwld+tnt heft en Monday for Toronto
,o train ay a nurse rat the (ieuernl ho e-
pi011. She was aceoeupani.d by Minot
.lean Pinder. who olw/rill lake the
purse's eont8e.
Mr. Hetlhuuth (t ti as and bis 6011.
Ilel)muth junior. of St. Louts, Mo..
are spending a few dans in town. Mr.
Omits came tip to Ontario to attend
the fuuentl of his mother. Ifni. ,Harry
Chivas, who dial. at Peterborough Au-
gust :atilt and wan hurled at Toronto
t4eplember 1st. and when he was so
aur decided to come on to Goerich
to revisit bis boyhood home. lie
promises to come again next year for
the Gosh•rkb Centennial.
The W.Y.B. auxiliary of Knox
church will hold ire meeting on Thee -
flay. September 28th.
SCHOOL FAIR DATES. 1811
Wroxeter • 13
Rlnevele __ Id
Ashfield 1a
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newts
Varna
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Goderk•h
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A Refreshing Night's Ride on Lake Erna
T.&. s oel••)•1 Chat liss, tk..ms hese awlfato eo d.,saeod and eats,
a cool. dans efassreos ankles in this morning. mad by the beak a your
CosneCtkine from CS...I..4 toe Ceche Point. Pat-le•H.,. Toledo. n..retr
sod otj.. point. Tome rag ticket 4 good ma our nommen. Each ...v-e..e,
7110 -•- Warw. atasd..d Mewl.Mst1R keeled et 9.00 earal walking
ge
Jas's $5.50 -Round Trip Pare, 89.50
New Ayllsombas liar end res with Special Two Ike, Rosea
Mesh b.S.00 sad as%
CtB
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Toe. Clennelsail sod taaila9,
Transit C•ims.any
Wharves, So. Mica- Are. Brides
Bwaalo. N. Y.
Pose C 6. B 9eease
In Daily Service
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Ail Industries of the '
Country Increasing
By OBSERVER
CANADA'S
WATERWAYS
Article No. 1
There was never an easter propost-
lion to prove than that Canada 1a
marching forward, and has boss ter
the last five years. Many evidences
Ilave taeen gives in the two previous
articles and the material is suf-
ficient to provide several mere.
Bow toolish Ile political try of a
leading Conservative paper that these
recent years "saw business deprea-
.ton. a retarding of employment, con-
traction of Immigration. failure to
pay oft debts, Inability to grapple
with any mayor problem - years of
••uncertainty" and "chaos" and "log
rolling" and "barter". A party as in
bad •tree& that needs such bolstering.
Besides It 1. poor business. for the
people - regardless of political al-
ftltattons-know better.
Once again. let us tura to the proofs
of the forward march.
THE IMMIGRATION
INFLOW
Even the Ottawa Journal (Coe.) off-
sets Its 4uigubrioue wailing!" over
national conditions under Liberal rule
ay saying "that ■ stimulating sign u
that immigration is taking on larger
prnportioas this year than for many
years past. This movement. so time-
ly and vitalizing to the whole country.
is being accomplished by laersassd
.airs of land fa the western provisoes
and the registering of more home-
steads than has occurred since before
the outbreak of the war."
That's the way to talk, and the facts
warrant It, with an immigration in-
crease of 65 per centduring the first
five months of 1926. or a foal of 511,.
062. compered with 35.114 In the cor-
responding
onresponding period of 1926.
• A country 1s not "wallowing in the
dregs of depression" that continues te.
attract a high grade inflow of new.
comers as regulated by strict Uncial.
gratlon rules. Canada is still a mag• .eem to be true.
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How lucky Canada 1a m bee vast
system of navigable waterways, peek -
trade' to the very heart of the con-
tinent.
Canal transportation nine Ia own
story with as Increased tonnage
of 1.979.623 In 1626 ever 1934. or a total
of 18.756,711 toss as &gems[ 16.110.061
1n 1924.
The Welland canal tor Instance
broke all rewords In 1925 for grain
shipments of 136,000,000 bushels find
It Is reasonable W anticipate that
the 1926 records will Include some new
records as wet.. The great arteries of
trade. by lead and sea, inland and
foreign. speak of our national forward
march In this Important realm of life.
Sven the government merchant
marine showed a marked betterment
te 1925.
THE MIDAS TOUCH
Canada nu the Midas touct in bur
Sold deposits, which are yielding more
and more of wealth. She Is producing
more of the precious metal than ever,
with 135 680.631 In 1925. as against 131.-
532,443 in 1924. In 1900 it was poly
124.000,00U.
It fomes as a .Jrpri.e that On-
tario alone. within only fifteen years.
Num produced 1200 Ola) [AAI worth
of gold, and the word comes from the
northern Ontar0 (Old field of urge
increases an the extension of the
producing mines, such as Hollinger,
while the air la full of rumors of new
fields In the Red lake. Old Woman
and other areas The Tukon Is still $
gold region: British Columbia is a
steady producer, with prospects of re -
mining the old field of the Carioca
with improved methods The asternia
that we are only begtnninr to mime •
Minerals in the dominion or that WS
have hardly wretched th. surfaceIn
• preliminary prospecting way, would
net to dwellers in other lands.
OTHER MINERAL •
LIVE STOCK WEALTH WEALTH -
It 1s fair to check up prosperity And so with all other mineral., milt•
by the live stock wealth of • country. tante and non-met•llte. The Upas-
and here again there Is a story- of non of a total of 126.W0.000 1.0,32W.
continuous growth to record. UW.OW m a more quarter of • century
Estllnated value of twenty million is reassuring. not only as to the past
need of horses cattle. sheep and swine but for the future. eapeclally rf the
nail risen oto the immense total of industry la In iia infancy: it new
g701.287.000. as against 1641.144 000 In arae are being discovered And foreign
1924. with only $268.00J.001: in IRaa. Tte money Is attracted to it as is the
horse is not yet an extinct animal In rase.
Canada. with three and a Malt mil- ; Increase - ircrease - Inrtex..e Is
lions; the dairying Industry. with air ; the word from ever., quieter. Cop.
annual production et 13110.000.00, .1 per for :.istafice yielded- 115.649.terf In
talrly alle-lor the tt1iite.'arRI1 nearly Ill as compaie(-with rt&K,52tr in
ten million bead of cattle: 3.755E56 i 1924. J/t,
sheep make a good sized (lode, and 1 Silver -lumped_ ahead' StlE tel' •
nearly tour and a half .million swine . worth 1n the sarr.e yea:. and elck.a
- I ensure the continuance and growth o1 ; nearly M tee ta.). lie this. conasalmi
• . $H11!:PPARIITON
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SHr:!'1'.AltlrCt►N, Sept. S. )ir. attd
Mrs. Mowiel) Milli mud. tainll td Mr.
lteutteil Mudie, of •11.•4 roll, *pent LabOr
Day at the lomat tat Yr.•tnd Mrs. %V11-
ness Blyth. •
.t young dnuti'herr haw eome ht stay
et the home of • ltetv. Lysol and Mrs•
White. Congeal via Bane, '
Slr. Howard Anottrotsig and Mr.
Ilarry AVrighr, of I►tetibit. spent the
week -end tr+itin►. relatives a1 Kincar-
iliae and tiheptalrvit.ml.
Mrs, Hawi:ton Smith. of Dwlgmn-
nou, 1. 'vi.itil a her niece. Him lulls
Mrtwry. Mr.. Smith Is In her eighty' -
fourth year.
Mr. and )Ir+. If. • Iiettnett . •ud Mr.
and Mrs. E. Bennett amid the week-
end at the1:o ice of Chair mother. Mrs.
1. Bennett.
Mr. Stanley Hayden lett laid Mon-
day for 1 u, reit. where he laterad►
spending a few duos vt.INag friends.•
CARLOW
t'AH1.11W, Sept. sad Mrs.
Harold uaed.•1. of Detroit, visited bis
uncle and Amt. Mr, nisi Mrs• Poul
Maedel. recently.
Mr. John A. Walter left Friday on
the formeri i•xt•ur+ion to the West.
Miss Mart' Itotrrt*tU left on Mon-
thly to realm• her, duties asi pinciptl
of tine of the tad[*'tell0O1i et Mayen
Valle. She .peat the month of August
with her aster, Mrs. E. }licher.
,A number from here attended the
W.M S. conference mi Thursday after-
noon
fternoann in Victoria street Alun b, God-
ericli. They report n very lntert•eIng
:nod helpful program.
Mrs. tndn w and .on and Mr.
Sherwood of WatkerVllle. •,.jct t the
seri.-Sud with Mr. and Mrs. W. Ke-
llwajl, of Nile. The 1041011 are
..nl. .,
J...epbine 11'e-tr. of Auburn. spent
the week -enol with bow C00 ing, Doro-
thy end ('htls►iuc It.•ls•riv.n.
Hee. K. I'ouHer preached to • large
and encl./ire audience oft Sunday,
taking fidr his text the word,[ from
Micah i :';="{loth Luh bend...• earn-
estly."
Mr. and Met. Cherten Me'bee left
Friday- for tM+ W(•+at, where they will
*1►it their. d DO f(ar,.�Ira.-R.•1)nrniti,
near Winnipeg. fur sereral_weektt.
341i.. Jana Toning .pint the week-
end •under the plarentai roil.
The Ti -iron al •'gold. -e -Wer," the
borne of Mr aid Mrs. .Alien RKkain.
over the weekend were Mr. and Mrt._
lames Wilson still three children, of
Coehrano: Mr. and Mr.. (ierdon Pill -
min and [why girl of gloat, Mkt.;
Mr. and Mrs. Allen !Moon and four E
children, of Port Carling. Mr. and •
Mrs. I)lmcan 1 rawfordk anti three t
children, also Miss Pearl 111•40...11 anti I.
Mr. Jn.. Foremen, all of Flint : Mr.
and Mira. Andes $toII and three
chl'drrn, of l'utlingwood; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wilson and two children.
of Nile: and Mr, Top( Wilson of Car-
low. Mex [troll Mr.. Dixon nod
Mrs. 1'rat wford are daughters of Mr, FOR SAIF
awl Mr.. Willson. It was a happy L r
int tr'r'itr `
DORN
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1A.111TE. - .1t A'ictorla lips3ltal, Lou, ! rIRANH P• olaaI, OlA&TiBAD-
dos, o0 Saturday. September 4, Accountant. 1114 Untsrlo street.
1)YJ45, to Rey. and Mr.. L. C. W.Ilite• Stratford. Phone 1589. Lcs HOW.
Nile•• a daughter, Ilary Eitsobeth '
aistty) • AUCTIONI ICR1NlO
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CHARTBRM ACCOUNTANT
DIM THOMAS GUNDRY. GODRRICH•
LIVE tlTOCE AND 08 NARA;
w1'13E1'. lu (loderich, on Friday, Sep- AUCTIONS/1R -
to•wl.tr 5. Annie A. Wilson, beloved Telephone No. 1111.
wife of Mr,. 4.e a Steep. aged 2t} Bala attenatd to anywhere aad ever*
yearntt effort made to give aatldaetlnSI
Farmsra' rale notes discounted.
IN
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('1 A1tKE.-Irt laid* wtynort' of u
dear husband aid ittttIe 41dr. B. J.
Clarke. of ltueloM?li. Nle went to
reit a year mgt:, Seg8ewls•r 32, MM.
Short and sudden wee the (all
of one wt (freely loved by all.
Tb,• blow was great. ole stork reser
We settle thought hie d,slh-so near
cud ruly tho.ue why loved can belt •
Thr pada of bidding a tart farrweIt.
Somw may think that we forgl•t his
When a1 tinea they nut' us smile;
But they little know the Sorrow
Thal smiles bide 111 the white.
-WIFE AND FAMILY.
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PUBLIC NOTICR
AhK RoltERTstm ''111: At'C-
4 TiONKNR about your male and
how to straw 0. Elba street. (hsl-
erkea.
IMAM
wanner AORNT W4NT1CD FOR
17 a popular Ilse of Dadnlsttrl Radi-
ate& Iles suuae. A high -gam -178
able bushes for energetic. capable
ahwman. Territory protected. DER -
LIMITED, London, Oat. 3t
DOART)P.R WANTED MAN PRE-
FBRRP.D. )Seine,, hemp. Every
convenience, Naar lake Apply at
THE KH:NAL orFl(IE 3t
*
WAN11:
7D.-Y(11':NliMAN WI*1
" ear for a torte Rrnwhlt orpelaa-
tim. (Flee) tale with future. ltJaperi-
crs•.• upneeetswry- We (nein Jou. AH'' of SINGING.
Write MIX 10). SIGNA1. OFFICE.
}:roily Dowdy Mice continues Der
ILL HAVLNG 1N AUCTION dame.. at studio. September 7, 1925.
Rt.}t'1'. Itolfl?RTSole,
7'be Au tfoneer,
will •minuet and arrange any sale en
the latest metbola to get rhe best TIP
stilts. See Glut or drop a card mid be
will give it Immediate &Ural:kin.
Farm males a specialty. Eldon AMp:
Goderich.
1. M. STALKER. LU(k'IONRRR.
IF.
for household effects. farm stalketc., for the County of Huron. 4
Address all communications to J. M.
STALKER, Auburn P. 0.
OPTOMO1RY
OPTOMETRIST.LOOLE.R.0..
OPTOMTRIST, OPTICIAN,
West Street. Goderlcb.
Rotor Graduate of the Canadian.
Ophthalmic College of Toronto.
Eye, examined by the latest meth-
ods. and the proper fitting of slams
at moderate price,. Ostarto Bogue
of Examiners Certificate No, 875.
MUSIC
,
Instruction.1st.
PROF. W. H. JACKSON. Instruction.
given In Voice Cu1tusr, Organ. Mae. -
Violin. Guitar. Theory, etc. Studio and
residence, 37 North street. Pbone 311A t'
p C. HAMILTON, Organist North 81.
RJ. United Church. Concert Player
and Teacher.
dol
Residence at Mrs. Colborne's, St -
Patrick', street.
rale try 160I3J4RT4w)N. lir will Standard Bank Building. Auburn,
Rive you rstlafeetlos. P.Itlon street. IUnt•
XPERIP)NCED MAID lift It Gt)N-� DRUG1Md PIACT1TIONEB -
=Ai, house work to go to fie=
roll- Apply 311614. IIIAS. LANE. N. TI7N$ON
bolt• ' 148, It A. 44
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUG-
�i • 3OitAD(► II(►I't!R• WEST LESS THERAPIST •
al .tree(. 1;o-terk-h.. Basta: rot want- GODERICH
ed. Good quiet home. Cuert•*leat lo-
cation.
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Conservative Meeting
V
in McLean's Opera House
Monday, September 13th
AT 8 O'CLOCK
TO BE ADDRESSED BY
R V Lesueur, ex-M.P., of West Lambton
E. R. Wigle, M.L.A., Centre Huron
Miss Clayton, of Listowel
the Candidate, H. J. A. MacEwan, and others
,
the bacon Industry. lone big ,nickel corporations pre .pend
_--Dux. sales of live cattle are._1te:..mg. m•tlo,cs_o4t_elpea.aonr-
creaeMg year by year now that 'the development of the iloo0 mine to
the British restrictions have boon the S.rdhury - dattrtct which it if
In part removed, with ahig$nent► claimed will De The -greatest mica•
of MOW* m 1925 compared with f. foe, •mine m the world. Lento expanstall�° -
Irr-1924. lend- 55 404.1• In 19'19. Pacgers ' Ole tinter *ay at-Yllr-renrtmg planta
of meats reported a fair year with ort Port Colborne. Lein w.nt ahead
aaeat-exptuta-04,3.048.lir_ the -year -esdts4=weo,iy *mote arta-arse-arra-ideas -
October. 1925. of over 6JLAW.W'. metals m proi.orNon
DAIRYING -INDUSTRY in the realm of tueta and ron-
WU-tatlics all except coal showed an in -
Speaking of the dairy mdua ry, •1 crease Int 19:5 over 19.24, ar-d even
now exceeds the total mining tndustry In the atter the yield value waaclna..-
of the country:. that la. 1301) IY:(1,(r' l to the a5ttatb i.k/ [/.ark. A.tn'rtca made
as against $228.000,000 for maing. and i Dig pump with The renewed activity
with a dairy production in 19110 of only ro ,h1t- Nerd- natural gas the seen-.
764,009,000. aa.weta_-fie-een.nt�-elsy products acid
The exports of cheese and nut- lime
ter and ailed products malntatn The federal deploy minister M
[nett lead until the fifty-milltnn dollar mine. is the authority for trie sate•
mark hen been passed. Avery report -
meT ihT"oda •p day Ise one o[
from dominion and provincial author t,:y rte-st ,nporm.rt mining countries
tally An the prairie provinces ala ,, +n tar w0al'1 any that tts uneergrew1nd
Mee tndlcate steady Mere/tees. • p,r-
which helps to make the int of the •'. sic..• 're h:,cr Inn pct scare ,ly Deco
1 ,0 14(4
husbandman a not unenviable or.e.
Ad of tv lifts Delp. to warrant the
TRANSPORTATION I claim of a: naacn's forw,:rd rharch.
PROSPERITY 'THE STEEL INDUS t RY
I The pulse of transportation acro he•1 A e,. et. ...OP yen! ,. anticipated for
t' speaks the health of a land. Por.,the (':. natlan &tett industry to 1926,
Everybody welcome. 1 .idles especially. *herr there 1■ •t•ttvIty tr. trio ml..inn l the p. -a ...pia pnrd.t lion of which i&
r3' y F Y i el products and geode there must be , on t• .• •lpgaade.
------ i • correeprlerding 8Ntvlty m Inc tnrtl.l To.. production 'rr the find queerer
production. and tit., happy ronditiOn 1 of 192n Showed a'Rdl.thly Incus.* m
GODSAVE T1-1 E KING! x does set prevail when "the dreg. of II the to41 bloat furnaces In operation.
r(y ldl)Alt I deprea.lon" arc tieing .mended What , Few, t.•Il:nos realm- the Wee or Im-
tfktlflalla tf1[If10/1121rlfltritAmfltsf11xrf11xxr x
Nso
IdoINS
Suss Bell R/n cru
00000
with . company of
V€RSOTILEa
VA RI E TY .
M C a 1
THEATRE
SEPT. 17th
(Tax Ilncud.d)
e
stony do our rellw•aya tell. far I pnrtetl a of this industry or that over
example^ a tht•uiand Sauterne were engaged 10
NM. 0(117 that car loadings IfP.4 in the mancfacture of Iron am!
have shown a an-ady Inerebo. .vetyj etrtl and their pr•oduca-pt witch 3091 -
month tar Lht+ Iasi ante es ev tv } u„i d. heir ped toed the inch 183rd
that et Itself Is a most mignnflc.nt produ !ran wins Sf rpleh esu 136*. -n
sten, but the trains return. .r• 475 62. +
equally sattofactosy. ',The Canadian OiL WEALTH
a gleet m wee
tern
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National reports
Ings of nn tea, masa* pay emit, dnr 1 Teen e•nat about ill t The press
leg the flr6t sot months ad 1924, wltn Is full or reports of acuvtty tt► We
the high .st gross records m ala I rr.at+vvg• new field of resource de -
history, and with • atilt aercrtrl•nt p vrbopnn-nt.
sale that should he pro-ntly acrer. 1 11 is Mont *igniftcant that the Hui -
Mated with the carriage of the 192•, son's Bay- Company hao arranged for
trop. the ex;•masit ion and development of 104
Think of the net earnings of 011 rights on their estenstve western
this system Inc Jim.-, 1926 of 51 941 0T7, I land?he Nova Scotia government
a* aga)nat an operating deficit of 116e e a Mg contract with Ns 00-
11432.Tf6 In Juno of 1925. * !betty oil Interests for drilling in MN
The C P. R tells a :alatlkNy petweace. sod ao has Prince Edward
Mmtlar •tory, while He *took conttn• Island. a
nes to maid a high value President Alberta rings with as story of Tur-
Beatty hen *,alt'ordered several ocean her Valley, with Weary wells In pro.
boats - passenger and freight - at a cess of drilltog Sa the actual results
coat of around about 115 000 000. That , from Royallni No. 4. 404 to station
khat an 1f Men a penap.etles Mut- the promining Wainwright field and
We" for thee[. Reith of the big the deposits north of Edmonton. And
�sfera/ aro sled spendlag mane who shall say the Mea word W taws
mrlaea more In equipment and es- said or the lit well appadT
Mama, M ingot leo ever growing '
SWIM lesaann.
LOSAL - ,!
IAiyAr. Se1)1. 7. -The carps are
pretty notch all In, 1h.• fine w.,.ttler of
wide week helping gristly in the work.
Ill';., i:yier *as up frost _Detroit
last Week and oh her rett,rn was a.•-
i•rmImh1,l i.y Ir.•r moth.•r..Ifni. AVru. ,
F. Youig who elil visit in the rte•• f C(►W
FOR RAL}'. --D['}: TO FRESH- DR. F. J. 11 rostrum
hpde Ire wee**, �r L
re -opened SeptrmM•r let for ! 80N
tbalmic and Aural H tai, •
at Moorefield Eye Hospital BM_
(golden Square Throat Hospital. Low.
don, Eng,
53 Waterloo Bt. S., Stratford. Tao
' epboac 267.
At Hotel Bedford, Goderic4 tam
i 7 p.m., Monday. September 20, an 1
p. m. Tueeds , September 21.
LEGAL
rR\EST Y. LE
L Barrister and Solicitor'
10 King street east. Termite 11. TIM .
pborMaln 7733 -77tH.
FOR TALK---1!iAi tJMsEX COACH
• 1'1.•Itan alr(•et.
Equipped with electro-magaetla
baths. Electronic electric treatments
and chiropractic. Chronic organic tat
nervous diseases. Lady in attendance.
Office hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p.a,
excepting Monday and Thursday aL
in 'good shApa•. Mntlsahal eoridl- tertoots and evenings. and by ap.
pointaaent.
Non o. k. 1'. TURNER. Residon.. and mace -•(lamer el
I:o'tlerlth.
BABY BUGGY FOA SALE. -000D ,
South street and Britannia road.
• an new. Apply at TUB SIONAL 1 MEDICAL
EN September 15. ROBERT- I KIK EAR, NOSE, THROAT
t4. Eldon street. 11 I Late House Surgeon New Yori Ow
t ..r
s rn
1Ur•110n1 M d
the fall t• ren. The teacher In 14. S.
No. 1 is Mr. J. R. Orr. of 43ttdaich
tuwhsbip, Thi. ilr- -Mr,'-AR-. first '
se 'l, Milli M.• wish lilts every 1111x -
Fifty yeare ago two )'Lung Istya ieft
thesis part. end well to the West and
they have lived in the eleli.6ty of W-
inne ever silos'. They returned last
week. with th._!r f nt6;i,•.i, travelling
by automobile and letve been Making
rap their 0141 haunt.. They are Harry
i
C,OR 0ALtE,-RIP'* TOMATOES AND
as pkkling eotu1lebera. -1(4)BERT-
SON'S. Eldon street.
C-111 FOR SALE..-BUiCIIP.11.oAD-
fir STEIL. 1924 model. four cylinder,
with epeeist fat Opk'x tioi.h In grey, yel-
low and Hoek. I'r14c 1(VR►, Apply to
I PORTER'S B(N)B SToltE.
and Andrew (tart. whose tether wag ort )R $AIA%•--lt}BIS, (' MMODEtt,
the first wagon maker at Imkhs 11111 fall ear table, cupboard, easy
Naturally, they w•.• a grit many
ehahga... They v,.lted their uncles.
Mr. Percy Stewart. of the filth conce.-
.10u. su,d Mr, rolquhoun Stewart, of
Nile.
Mr. find Mr+. i). Devlin and fnmlly,
of Stratford, are visiting for a few
tktye at the lt.rme of Mr.. Jas. Yotnlg,
Mr. Jan. Connolly and his dung fire
attain wi.rking on the enmity road,,
which IJtey are widening to twt•tity
w•1•en feet frr♦m Lo•ITti to No. 1 4. hool-
TLIS .1 01 make It q,,' of.fhe belt
pieces v1 rasa slm.n en:-` letle,,...•rt►
.ion.
The ferment. of this -- t• ill t
o1TTn igood force next Tuesday 1n sup-
port of Mr. .lobo %V. King, the Pro-
gretslt'e egndl,lnte. for Parliament-
• Mr. Harry Shields is having hi.
store and han.e at the earner pointed.
Mr. Ja.. AI.I'j,.,. has the eotitrnt•t.
Th.•..rot:on 1111y will he rria.e•rvtel at
1•nll..rile tow/Whip errn,tery next I+nn--
day nftwrnnnn, at 3 n';'to`k. Rey. R.
l'ottiter will toe in e'ilrge of the air-
• vfrn. and the minding will be led by
the ,•hair of Smitli. 11111 (811100. Let
fvery(..dy help in plotting the ploto to
ahnpM (J.;fnre Ylnn,loy-
e 1•11.1)01n1 outfit from is•eburn
l0. linin thro.l*re nlong the SRI enn-
(0..1011 tilt. week.
1'r0.p a to for the ripple (Top. 4 1P-
'laily this winter tttrlr•ti.' , One prior.
Turnips bore, leen laldly inle,rd 17
Mee and well fen a4Mnr crrip. Pliatarc*,
liewever, nee (xi-epthirally grind and
lire etoek iA ht (hot; host of omtdltlnn,
frame bonne in goat repair.
ion .r urn
chair.. ro.ker., lamps, pinosomes, inva-
lid rimmed... chair, hooka. R. Me-
i-N►NALf► ( Thin l0p). R. R. 3. Ooderieh.
FARM Mit SA LL' -A"1- ACRES;
flet -.•tale. Innot; toll nelo[eaary
11111411MRa, FIrn mllell*Orb 101,310d-
,
1 a(liod-
t•rk•h on Rine Water �ilghwilddo.e
to ...hoot and church. Eery ferias to
're.p.uerihl, p.'r.'m, Ai4EX. HORTON,
KR. 3, Go derkb ; Oo1b Fns mnnielpal
teephoae 143. ' '. 41
rt'itI RALE _- rOMFOIITAB.
Tliree-piper iotrol;--*fd elerfriv'light,.
Hood .table and henhouse and room bar
(iadr'rleh Rink grin Trttp�
A last risk e`tapowetl of A.
alit.. F llneet, O• Newton and
rook rare Is the lawn twirling
trot* the Toronto Star trophy.
l'aL
.iron tae Taranto Ow tseOa7.
A. J. t� and H• Sate* mei
+ret *Sona YI tI«a1f*•
R. Porte. woad prime "1/
tournament es r1*dlly
TO t�1vseC...
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(44►b)P1R1(1H'T'OWNs111P
h"he t,rw•a*hip (remelt met at llnlibeir
vine on September a. A. It was a
holiday. only routine marten. were dila
pool of and the following . rMtinte
were 1M1.1 : llnminlnn Rood, Machinery
('n•• 7 oernpw'r.. $89: tlanada ingot iron
(nh'prt, *43,20; R. MiAillater,
.•emelt t0M, $R; .7 8n Te•hhntt, n,er.
wring o0 road. •318.76; John
do.. 710: Peter Totine, cement 1:',' 34
Sam Etnrm'r.nn. .npertnit'#,et,r, 31M1;
dell Bros. on hridgn nrr•nllat. *800
The clerk was Inatrnct, i to Div* py
errrars on the roll to he erdirctneli
titlete., (l',ut,r l tit n sdJnnrned to
Maw nn Oct Solo - r 4.. t 1.70 p.m.
R. O. THOMPSON, Clerk.
two 11rs, Situated In a very dl•.Ir*ble
I,h•atluii, et, of $rock .tr•Y•t and
t'nmhria road Apply to JOHN lie -
1,1401) at Alfr bhntt'.. Trafalgar
.i reset. 4t
fESIIiAI*Llf PROPERTY F O R
1 SALE. -•Corner North tiff Nelson
Aosta. Apply to W. ii. JACKSON.
COI{ SALE.-HO�R, STABLER
and 1V,1 Nos. 28, 29 and 30,
Reid's Rilke,, in the town of Omit -
rich. Apply to B. C. WINNiNOI,
Ooderieh, or- ' JOAN TORRAN,
Clinton. •
FOR RALE. -TWO COMFORTABLE
dwellings In Rood locations In
Godertrh. Also forty acres of gond
mature land with an ahun4anre of
Atwater, egos: to town. Terms to sit
urehlnr. T. Gt?NDRy.
LEA \VI G 7OWN„MCS'. BE SOLD.
--Brisk re411dttoce on large lot.
water beating, two toilets and bath,
lanndry tubs, ireplace, electric }1ght,
hardwood floors, fine loatton oil Rrl-
tontia road. bitpitre at JENN*R'S i
MUSIC noon.
COR RA1.F,.-RrtkFli. nf'i1,DiNG,
a 10a12. Autism, for garage or fnr.l-
bone.. Apply C R. Bl'ItK1HOLDER.
UWII ,, ted Oboe
0003) A[11[ w
at Al per 11
THE O0fl R1011
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DU Y E. HOLIIES
Barrister. Rte.
' Oftice--Hamilton street, 'Oodaleb.
Phone 27. • a
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Hoare.
1?E.tGER, K. C., E
SOLICITOR. Notary
Casseyancer. n -CI
(0detirh.
R. DARROW,
• Hu'ee.sor tO
Pbone 97.
office -The 8gnari.
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BARAINllae, 7)tr.
R.C. HATS -I; C. HAYS n., B. A.
Hamilton .4t., Goderien
thpe & Flaps
DIOURANCR, LOANS. Inc.
INSURANCR. LOAN$, ETC.
OP MUTUAL FIRE Ile-
a RANCE CQ -Farm and JIM -
.en property insured.
O , a, Connolly, Pres., 004
•rich + . 0.; Jae, Evans, Vlce-Pond,•
Beech P. 0.: D. F. YeOrepot.
Set'. Tr k, geafnrtb P. O,
Dir ors -A. Rroadfoot. R. 1..
No. 'tib; John 0. Grieve, No.
4, Icon • ililam Rha, R. R. Na
2, './ fnrf*; n Rennewles, Rrol'
ha7en Oeo. M rtaty, R. R. No. 8. •
Seafor Robert .Ferris, Harlot!:
Mntray G1h,on, Rrueefield. Jarrow
Evanal bwood; James Connolly,
Godericb
Ages W. Tso. Geda'rlt111i
Alex. l 11 ``R�. No. 1, Clinton;
John M , Sea `Irgytb ; E. Mixt
Seaforth. dot d��rrt ran make
puniest, get [belt roads
04 at R• 3. ' .reales Clothing
tin; R. Cntra theategp.
011eet. snicb, Or l• B.
• Store, ltwslMi.
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