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THE SIGNAL ,- GODERICH, ONT.
LEADER SINQLAMR .
ANA O. A., ROBERTSON,lrr
SPEAK AT )#LYTH
ICoutlauod from Pyo 1)
wemhi'r*. Iat of •theta dry,.1 hope. in-
stead of three as formerly. Our third
seat was given to Toronto. Mr. Fer-
gys.,u's action was deliberate mid to-
teutkutal lu taking away nine rural
*,alts with u majority of 72.000 cotes
for the I.T.-1.
"Mr. Juyu•t *aid he followed Mr.
Ntckle when he Toted for 4.4 beer.
Why. then. .toes he not follow hem
uuw?. Aplatrrttly Mr. Joyut doesn't
know hie own mind. It is said be
wants. to drop out. Mr. Fkrgnson 1•rts
talu:y d.N•wn t knew his own mind and
1 say Ito 1s not a safe matt to Irmo."
( Applause.
116 Mr. Sinclair In °wiling his remarks
referred to Mr. Joyut's profemekal
temperance allegiance and cls rotes in
the Legislature. Commenting upon an
1 interview Mr. Juy-ut gave a Toronto
s newspaper se•klnir to get some fixed
7t' opinion from hie between t;overie
went control and prohibition. Mr. Sln-
Nair ...rated that Mr. Juyut'a only reply
had hceu "that h.. would nut give free
whiskey to anybody." That's fairly
good dptrine for Mr. Joint or any-
body else. 4f?ughter). But If Mr.
Joynt voted for 4.4 beer because Mr.
elp Sickle did. and if be Is still a tee-
totalier and a temperance man. thea
why does be 491_611L1aye falth.-in Y�
tfr Xlekle and follow his lead and come
*out against Mr. Ferguson. his leader.
-and the author mf -this Government
4' control policy" Because.. as I have
matt elsewhere. Government control is
not the _whey of the Conservative
party : rather It its Mr. Ferguson's
ets
policy.
"There was a debate at Toronto
Lehr2 elite ii jyg illpe.trur4l' jiests aad
141(ling tell d71dp11 *eatR. wee rashetd
through Parliament with shunt clot-
Mderatlon on the last night of the
session.
"Mr. Ferguson says tlu*t It has been
the lN•ttt
naltles that have contruted to
the 'unpopularity' of the O.T.A. He
proposes. heavier peusltlte under Guv-
ernmeet control. !hies he out Think
that the nee- act would also bev,me
unpopular tot* that cert sante reason:
Mr. Ferguson's posltion is absurd iN•-
reusr of his many changers sod' 1 du
think the ps,ple should ltealt•te lx -
fore giving him a blank cheque to In-
troduce any legislation that he sees
tit. Beer parlors are only hhMlru be-
low the floor. He has dropped that
wing of his policy. but he may bring It
in agaln If ret'irnel. The only safe
way to deal with the situation 1s to
elect candidates. like Mr. Robertson
who come out as clearly as he has
dome for the continuance of the O.T.A.
end opposed to Government control."
I Applause.
Gordon Young. president of the rifl-
ing Liberal Association. pre*Idel et
the meeting. Mr. Young de -claret
"that there 5. absolutely no. doubt"
about North Huron returning Mr.
Robertson as a supporter of the
O.T.A. and behind Mr. Sinclair and
the IAleral party. He spoke of
campaigning with the candidate and
remarked that If Mr. Ferguson him-
self had to go through such roads he
would not again commit the Injustice
tterfias succi-► an important
election on the people at the untavor•
able season that he has thea edectlon.
ANNUAL MEETING
CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY
Oaten nt bast 1 ear Elected for An-
other Term
The annual meeting of the Huron
minty Children's Aid and Humane
Society was held on Turaday evening,
November 101h. In Victoria street
['noted church. Goderich. Owing to
the rain there were uo representatives
from other towns in the county
and the attendance was not large.
The president. lt*v. J. E. Pord.
Oenpled the chair. The game of-
fices were re-elected for another
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Marine and General Wiring
Electric Ranges --Electric Washers
Fittings of all kinds.
W. Mae -DONALD
Electrician
Mose 174w Gelleridt
A Bargain
Brand new white brick res-
ident?, has never -been occu-
pied, situatt'l on the Bayfield
Road in the Town of Gode-
r.As, xi :_motet •a -it al Math. --
hardwood tloors downstairs,
finished in ivory enamel
downstairs. and ' white up-
.tairle. All moderh coitveni-
1•nertt. in eooneetion with
,,1 ! i acres of land. Purchase
of land optional.
Apply to
Wilfrid Donaldson
11
Bayfield Road Goderich, Ont.
The West Street
Electrical Shop
I have taken over the
business of Mr. Robert
Tait in Electrical Appli-
ances, Fixtures, Wiring,
etc., and will continue it at
the same stand on West
street. I have had several
years' experience in this
business and will aim to
give satisfactory service to
all who entrust their orders
10-m3, .
Estimates f o r wiring,
etc.. given on application.
Please call or telephone
when wanting anything in
my line.
Frank McArthur
Telephone 82 West Street
Millinery
Sale
for Friday and
Saturday
In this sale we offer
Hats that represent the
Best Values of the Seo=
son in Styles, in Ma-
terials and Trimmings
You will surely find just
the Hat you want in this
collection at
$4.50
iss MacVicar-
mgston St. Goderich
sun's proposal to have university work
taught In catenates anti -high schools
throughout the l'rovinee. I thought
tom Mr. Fe'g11vNt's talk that bls
scheme wee ready to go into effect
when the uuiversttiee and s t'oudary
+stools 'opened last fall. Apparently
not. because the report of the debate
states that the feature was the lack of
information. and one ,,p akar Bald be
Ind 'walked the halls of the Parlia-
ment buildings trying to get some in-
formation on the proposal from offi-
cials of the Department of Education,
hut had leen unable to too au.' The
Premier thinks. of course, he will
lighten the burden nn the Prorinclall
treasury. but. If he does that. he will
only shift it to the municipality where
the university work is to be taken.
The idea is seemingly just another of
11r. Ferguson's theoriea.
"One wonders what he has been do-
ing except making such statements to
the public trying to [wake them believe
that he is doing something of an fm -
portant nature. 1 say that the Edo -
ea ion l*pa rttneut has lagged be-
hind and shut 1t has not had a real
live Miuieter since Hon. ltichar r -
court went out as •Millister with the
Literal regime In 1903. The Depart-
ment has nut had the attention 1t
should have end as s result our
edueatioual system cur. developed into
a machine 100110g.'l by officials of the
iSyortnsrnt at 'Toronto. There should
b• it practical educationist at the heed
..f the Department. The Premier has
Nei heavy duties to Iry to candle Unit
Department and Mr. Ferguson Ices
-aid that if re-Weil.•.I he intends to
continue a+ llluistcr of Education eu
the ue•w Goverl,ntelt. 1 say that itt•-
f•uaru of ,.lir,-_Fs-Fglirg.w•fe attif*,(r edit
(hr t►.T.A. 1 be has 'hitt. 10o. that laws
which are lcut ublrert•eI should be
wiped out 1 tools not the wan for a
position having the ears. of the boys
and girls or the Prot•ince. The Milne
refertiee to the Education Demi
CLEROY HURON DEANERY
HAVE QUIET DAY AT BLYTH
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The clergy of the Deanery of Huron
wort for a quiet day at Trinity . to rah.
.1:11311111.30"
Ity 1h11.3°oaW.Wdntebsd• aRy,et N1rewbeTr . 1I4).
Brown brut the Matto. after stitch he
gave a short address on "Our Faith."
He then adminitcter d the holy eoW-
-'mttntnn and gave another mtlelt appre-
ciated address on "The Holy Spirit In
Our Lives." Al noun the clergy all
had diluter together 1,. the Commercial
1•ntel and exnn'sak•d their appreciation
of the kindnees,and hospitality of the
boat. Mr. Harry Johnston. a returned
wan. who enlisted with the inlet Bat-
talion. Atter dinner a social hour
was emelt at the rectory.
At 2430 the clergy reamer/Wed le
the church and the rural dean led hi
the special prayers for the °erasion.
A Scrlyture lesson. Phil. IV.: 1-8. was
read responsively. after which the or-
dination vows were renewed with the
repeating of the Vent Creator Spiritus.
Then the rural dean gave a short talk
on St. Paul's subjects for meditation,
Phil. IV. and the meeting was trer
about 3.30.
The Reverend Frank Lewin acted as
organist in a meat capable manner;
the hymns were all suitable for the oc-
casion. The men expressed their
pleasure at the spirit of the gathering
and the hope that it would be at least
an annual affair In the IA•surrr._The
next mfr-WIIt be aiSayfletd some time
flaring the summer of 1027. The fol-
lowing clergy were prevent : Rev.
ro*n Z C. Harrison, W. y'.
Scbaffter, T. L. Lewin, A. A. Trum-
pet', H. F. Pauli, R. S. Janes. W. B.
Hawkins, W. A. Townshend and A. F.
Traverep, tModern •latter being. visitors
front the 1'leabery of Bruce.
TRL$TEWS SALE
Tftt'8TKE'b ISALTE.
Ii oder the eutborlty ut the ivaptM-
ors of the estate, the undersigued
authurliel trustee will offer for sale
by auction the farm, farm etoek, lm-
plemetts, etc.. of
FRED I'LAETLER
on the premises. lot 48, oa.nceeslou 14,
Hallett, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMIIEIt 25th. 192II
LOYAL
LOYAL. Nov. 17. -Mites Edith Giro
woes up from Toronto last we for a
visit of a few days.
Mrs. Syke•e, who spent a month
with her daughter. Mra. Raymond, has
returned to herr home at Toronto. She
Ftapresoeil herself as well pletst.l with
this min of the country.
Though Abe election camgn I
year: Hon. president. W. R. Elliott; quiet. the people of this ee•tinn are
president. J. E. Ford ; vice-president, taking much iatere•at in it. Colborne
R. J. Acheson; county luyerietevtdeut, township should give Its own boy a
G. M. Elliott: treasurer, R. G. Rey- large majority.
ttThr farmers Are away twhind with
their plowing on account of the eon -
Untied wet weather. A great part of
the buckwheat is still out. and farm -
Ing operations generally haye lacer
held up. it Is to be hoped we shall
hove a spelt of fine weather yet before
winter closes In. The apple crop has
been ehippcvl. and although It was not
large those who take carr of their .r -
I chards bad something to show for their
Iwork. lir. %Vie Young had 1414) barrels
of tine feint.
Jas. ('hesholm. jr.. hap bought i1
Brfudley's 100 -acre farm on the 111th -
,m No- onc•rteinn and Wilt 1144e It .for Rraa1
purposes.
Many of our (armory were present at the male of Ilse McManus. herd on
I Tuesday. The stock tens sold at good
prices.. Mr. Will Young of Loyal wits
among the purchasers And brought
away some of the best animt'.
i ----
- _----__-- gold and jet brooch, to the form
odds: se-re•tary. A. M. Robertson.
Itepresentativl•s-Stah,rth. A. D. Seth-
erland;• Wingham, Abler ('users:
(Tinton. A. T. Tosser: Blyth. E.
Bender; Exeter. B. W. F. Beavers;
I1rtlasels. James Fox. Advteory and
juvenile court commute,- -J a. Ford,
It. (:. lteynold>< 1'. 11. Hohertso t. A.
M. Robertson. 1t. J. Ac•hesun.
The secretary read the minute* of
the last annual meeting and the tree -
serer gave the following statement
showing the receipts and expenditures
fur the year ending October 31st. 1926.
FiNAXCIAi. STATEMENT
ttreetprs Ifadin�iturea from {'
No-
vember let. It2.5, to October 31at,
1920:
Reeiipt
Balance os haul m Nov.
1st. 1925 $ 410.50
('ash tenni iinron county 2:011.00
Cash from munieipellties241110
1'a.h from individual contri-
butions 177.A5
('ash from s.N•Irll.s 2111.33
/'ash from ma entenanee
Cash from eetale of J. H
PUBLIC NOTICE
1 VOTERS' LIST DNUT10Ei' 'L` ►:.
commencing at 1 o'clock sharp.
The farm, consiettng of 122 1-3
acres of firstrlass, well-dralut•d farm
laud. en which there is one of the beet
solid brick houses in the county.
heated with hot water. Barns are
40z110 and 30:60 with aY neceasaty
outbuiWinga. There is a good or-
chard. Reboot 1s built on the lot.•
Village of Auburn un C.P.R. Is 1y
miles from farms, which Is facing Boun-
ty highway.
Fenn Sleek, Etc, -One pair of farm
horses, 9 and 10 years old; 1 bay
mare; 2 6111es, rising 3 years old; 3
cows; 3 steers, rising 2 years old; 3
calves; 2 brood sows; 21 young pigs;
1 Massey-Ilsrrls binder, 7 -ft. cut: 1
liaces•yp1f rris mower. loft. cut; 1 Mas-
sey -Harris fertiliser drill, complete;
1 McCormack manure spreader; 1 tap
buggy ; 1 Portland cutter; 1 roller; 1
pig reek ; 1 hay rack; 1 side -delivery
rake; 1 hay rake; 1 set 2000-15. scales;
1 McTaggart fanning mill; 1 cultiva-
tor ;-1-set-lli•in. plate dime barrows; 1
set iron harrows; 2 walking plows; 1
Oliver riding plow; 1 Tudbope and An-
densun farm wagent; --1-art-of f-Iiatn
sleighs.; 1 set of team harne-cul; 1 set of
plow harness; 1 ate of single harness;
extra comers. forks• whlffle i'*e,,
chains. bags.rabovela, etc.; about
tonaked bay; tont 121510 Itis. wheat and
barley, mixed; about 1000 bush -la ex-
tra good oats for this year (granary
ldtterat, a quantity of cut straw.
TERMS -On farm, made known at
time of sale. Implements, stock, etc.
--•410 and under, cash; over that
11011 t, !e months. credit will 1N• glve•n 1
at 6 per cent. interest un fureishlug
■pproved Joint notes; or • dlt*•oatnt of
4 per cent. off for cash at time of *alt..
For further 'orbicular* apply to
F. W. RAYMOND, Truetee,
10 threes -Swift Building.
London, Ont.
T. GUNDRY tsSt)N,
A uetlunt t• rs.
TO RENT
To RENT. - SEVEN -R 0O M Id D
hoose on St. George's Crescent.
8q italrle for small family. Apply
IItItIN INVESTMENTS, LTD.
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VOTERS` - LIST, 'SU2Il, *Ut1TC1•
1'ALITT. OF THE TOW -r" 0T COD.'
Eft;Olt, •C'OIJNTY O'i' 1iUkOIN.
Nonce ta-hereby given that 1 hart
e ompfied with rection 9 of the Voters'
blot Act anti that 1 have posted up at
my uttee at the Town Hall, Goderich.
on the twenty-ninth day of October.
19211, the list of aft preens* entitled to
vote Lu the mild uwuklpailty et both
elections for members of the Legis-
lative Assembly and . wuulcipal elce-
tlons in the said municipality and the
list ut all persons retitled to vote at
municipal elections only In the sail
municipality. And that such 11.t res
amine there for Inspection.
•And I hereby call upon all voters to
take lamreMate proceedings to have
any errors or omissions corrected ac.
esrding to Lw, the last day for appeal
being the 19th day of November, 1U'J6.
L. L. KNOX,
Clerk of Town of Goderich.
CHAETE nn ACCOUNTANT
FRANK P. GIBBS, CHARTERED-
Aoeountaat. lea Ontario straps.
Stratford Phone 1680. Res. L$39J.
AUCTIONEs1RING
THOMAS GUNDRY, OODgRlca
UV' STOCK saw Gammas
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119.
gales attended to anywhere and everg
tort made to give satisfaction.
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
ROBT. ROBERTSON, -
The Auctioneer,
will coadnct and arrange say sale aim
tire latest methods to get the bust re-
sults. See him or drop 1 card and Mk -
will give it Immeddiate sweeties.
Farm sales a specialty Eldon St•,
Goderlch.
1 Y. STALKER, AUCTIONEER.
• for household effects, farm Moms.
etc., for �te County of Huron.
Addre/all communications to J. M.
STALKER, Auburn P. 0.
MUSIC
PROF, W. H. ,JACKSON. Inatructiom
given in Voice Culture, Organ, Piano.
Violin, Guitar, Theory, etc. Studio ant
residence, 37 North street. Phone 38&
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
- A. N. ATKINSON
WAjYIED - - . CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUG -
'LESS THERAPIST
ANTED. -3 MAID FOR GEN- OODERICH
EltAl. housework. MHS. HAYS.' Equipped with electro-magnetla
Wellington street. It baths. Electronic electric trwatmeohe
and cblropractic. Chronic organic eel
AST -ND, -AN' 1f,Nt:INF;F:It FUH nerve d•- - - -
n the fish tug Edward 8. for the bat- Office hours 2 to 5, ay in nd. 7atop9 .m,
ante of the season. State sages excepting Monday and Thursday al.
wanted. BON' 111. Port Stanley, our. ternoona and evenings, and by aP
polo tmen t.
I./IST OR FOUND
I Residence and °Mee --Corner or
South street and Britannia road,
LOST. --ABOUT A MONTH AGO. A
BORN
of au arrow. Ftuder will be rewarded MEDICAL
on leaving it at THE SIGNAL l►F-
1:11►.11) Fll'E. •DR. F. J. R. FORSTER
GRAHAM. --At Ah•xaudra Marine and - _ E!J1, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
l',cnrrnt Hospital. Gudt•rIeb. cit Xo- - a
Ione Ic talo) . 'ember 12th, 19�;. FOE SALE I Late House Surgeon New York Opo•
Rawk discnuht iN R to Lr. and lire tbalmfc and Aural Hospital, atelstaat
• J. A. (:ralottn, a on- (John Osls,nu.t. at Moorefield E
R BALE.-PASIIORA R.1Xt:i ye Hospital aad
f:1995.11 ' -'- ■ No. 8; hot trader frgn in goon
1(1Du kips Square Throat Hospital. Loo-
t+ t i --eonetftien. IIRB. J. .clic: Le T- t:• -
llonse•hnld su .die. - RIa aceenme, 53 Waterloo St. S., Stratford. Tel -
11 41.4 ,1 AltliSTRON11.-At ('onrwell. oa Fri -
DIED 'phone 207.
Furl :,,74o.:3 dkay. November 12, Ewmrrson Frank- l HOI'SE i'Olit SALE.-fil'I'I,Y Tn J. At .Hotel Medford, Goderich. on the
/"of tin[ and •hoe; 11;4.Iat tin Arms:mug. eget 2'il sea„
and 10 R. ItEI►FOAD, (?utouurg street. erwrtl.H of thhd Monday of each
-routes most este. 1R2:«, days. Co I
Expend ttiria
a ar elf - $171t'i ui,
rt-
- 1 meat in,rttr all.•rrh from the Throat i def cb_
consider lothetic in dealing with sort
N+ober and hghr 2'1.18 . I - _ tf mouth all the following tiay. Tresis
•eoe�eo• ilellt.E.-lu GoN.rrtrh a
•••••• a FrdA p.w.
n uutrort:mt departmrut of Govern- 11'"nr ),IY1 rrmbrr 12. Lkojlr. 'ate Tt!�R SALE. -BRICK RESIDBSCE a[ 1
140.111. 1 tepe•et the Dep. rtmeat . hue Itr•u�i.t. wettjuM nue,ticu anti - -..--
years. em corner tot. Spstfi-we•ttt (rotner
It's a Real Stove and scantily treated try lir. Fergnsnn dralg* 111 !n: - Nelae,n slfeet sed Cambria road. at ( LII4AL
:wd hi. Gorenuuent. (,hued sanyp:hen 154;•:: 1i1'SSF:Y.---.(t Ktatatl, on Thursday.. raesnoahk price. PertIeut rs from ----
lLtinh•nenee :November 18th. lire. MaryHusres, F. R. DARROW. Gotlet9.5 (Mt. t.f. ][,'RNE$T M. LEE,
the Price • Is Right Fergusrnc said a while mgr: Uiat 1
lea-w.ol.1 have an Sea tion •w iter the
Pnataze• 'widow of the late Thomas-Hu*s1•y. -
Barrister
going Tuts good for the 1'Itnel.yvetJ91•
party.' Writ' the vo•uther and the
Printing and on... ttegopli,•< x4.3/t' u ler ri0th year.
Travelling rx'otvcs,,e flute Tal - at .4t. Joseph's church
eoudltiuo of the runts tie,- ttalrh that hank dl.eouwt and bank
rNnit"
jir. Ferguson knows he will (a• ytn•o•r w 9.04
:1111 in preventing tt large part .4 the
Sundry ry ncc•otlnt
s' 1 rovinfeal Ar.neatiou fr•.,. 17.0(1
rural rut: (rout going e. flu• p,11s ou,. �c 1
ItNlanee
December 1. Ile knew hull well, too.
that the rural people ere strongly op-
is,se•d to hitt Governtnt•nt contain!
t 't y• Ile hos strengthened matters
for himself, too. by redistribution. and
Huron hoe contributed one seat. Re.
dietribution is more Thad a mere party
Kingsbridge, on Saturday. 'November
214111. at 10 o'clock a.m.
L't.84 GUSDMY'S SALE REGISTER
2'49.92,
Thursday, Novettlber 25.-Truate•'r
saiwti.T.t s''' of form. form *roe -k and Imph•-
$22 7l' melts. etc.. preperry °f Fred l'laet-
24>i.�t ter. lot 40. cunur'elon 14. Hullett.
Outstanding Acc"Ilnts
Find
t -t a usattFirtro-yeyil�----"-
rights. Mr. Ferguson's. redistribution Trenenrpr. (`hllttrsn'. .lid $('
«•lets. A1'TIOX .S.1LE OF FAKIt 9T(►CK
was not a redistribution. It can only Ilurnn. AM,
Ise termed a gerrymander. Peruse it
was carried out for the; exy.rees pur-
pose of furthering Mr. Fergueon'a
Government control prlley. - which.
. even limn. he haft in hie mind. The
Blackstone's Furniture
Exchange
•••••••••••••
Auction Sale of 30 Guernseys
at Connell's Sale Barn, Clinton
Saturday, November 20th
at 1.3(1 p. n1.
111 Heifers, 2 years old, freshening in December and January
10 heifers, 2 year( old, fresheningin Jnnnary and February.
11) l leifers, 20 monthe old, freshening in May
There are choice stock imported from Nova Froths in June endell are bud from PnRI:mil l airs and are bred to Purebred sire
TERMS -notes months' credit en appmced with bank intereet
G. H. ELLIOTT, A. B. DURNiN,
Auctioneer Proprietor
"'EMBER'S
Announcing their new rrpreeentative,
MR. VPLIR
.110 *1I1 be at the
BEDFORD HOTELCODERICH, ow
Friday, December 3rd, 1926
Mr. Worm`. an expert on Hair Gonda,
All your orders have been 11041er Itis
supervision for years. Here is an 'mime -
Malty to seer him perwrnslly when he can
Heyour orderw his individual attention.
He ie an petite in the b,t.inese.
He will have a beautiful Metallof the
flne'wt Hair (loa.da to atoow you, and et
writ clone pric,w tts *ill aurpris- you.
trice es.a call or telephone the hotel
for apptintment.
The W. T. Peetber Stereo Limited
112 Tinge Street, Two*
A
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Two little girls. Hope time j late IMPLEMENTS
h
Mabel lohnelnn ea. h
Poing a so1„very
sweetly which wn• greatly nppre-
45114.1 by the anat.-nee. The local
'445-riofrnrtent gave a rr'x rt of Elie
work of the Society for the year. )rhleh
w{Iy w,•;1 reeelvel end brought forth
words of appreciation
The. was followed by tan able• unit
hot 'het ire addresses delivered by Mr.
ttutgll F'ergnaon. 101.11 !superintendent
of then'. A. S,x•Ietr. of Stratford. anti
rept. Rockland. from the ProvInclal
°Me•. Toronto.
SCHOOL REPORT
t'. R. S. No. 1. (COLBORNE
Etnni.•.-Blel)ng. algebra, compost -
ti . history.
1'.- Heller Willey 64 per cent.
Etat me. -!tp.ililtg, arithmetic. 4.001-
Is sltbon. history.
Jr. ill. -Kathleen. William. 417 per
...it.. Wilmer Rutledge 36. Keith Fea-
can 51. •)1.'rle Kerr 18.
Evans. %Melting, arithmetic men-
tal arltbrim, le.
Sr. iL Eileen realm 70 per cent,
et -,Kenneth Williams 71 per cent.,
ilesmon f'enran 39, Benson Kerr 27.
1'r. --Kenneth Kerr. (Wlsnitred
IVa tern. Donald WI111ama tied).
• Mlrwal exams,
)1%f1F:f. L. WOODS. Teacher.
Thr We tminater Guild of Knox
ehltreh will praernt the play -Why
Not, Jerry," In the lecture room of
the ehitreh .on Thursday end FrII.y 1
(defame.. December 2 and R.
MIs. bn'tLIIF:R 1I0%VATT
w111 sett by public ruction at lots "9
.and :ill. eollce•ealutt 13. Hallett. On
1t'F:1tNFistlAV. N(IVBMiIF)R 34th
commencing at 1 o'c•loek:
Honer., -01t0 hay mare. 3 years old;
1 buy mare, 4 years old. well: broken
*Hlgle fold double.
faille, -One Hereford esty 4 years
0141. due in April: 1 Durham Helfer,
tine In I)lremttrr; I'Durham cow, 5
years obi. 4111* In February; 1 Durham
cow. :. rears 0141. dor• In Manes; 1
Durl:nm heifer; due at time of Peale•
41. yearling steers and heifers, all Dur -
hem.; 15 steers end heifers, 2 years
otdi � spring valves,
Pte. Sheen and Poultry..• 'Ire pow..
due to farrow Deetnloer and January;
111 alt liks; 30 pigs, six weeks old; 1
Yorkshire hug: 15 wren -bred Oxford
ewer; :tit well-bred Oxford *wen: 30
Woe.
Iwlplemewte-One Mns•ey-HArrt• hay
rake: 1 Msasey-Harris riding plow; 1
Massey-Ilnrrls hay louder; 1 hay fork
and ear ; 1 platlet torr; mirror; 1 ateet-
tiroel buggy; 1 set of bench sleighs: 1
Ford touring car. 1918 nt,M, and
numerous other articles,
i'..eitively ne reserve, everything
will by sold.
TER t-81 months' credit on
furnishing approved joint note. A
dlw•nnnt of :t per cent. straight allowed
for cash.
WiLMER ROWATI!
Proprietor. Asbury P.O.
?nos. O('NDRY & RON.
Auetteeoers,
and
Solteitor
11ESIHABLE . PROPERTY FOR 10 King street east. Toronto 2. This.
SALE. --Corner North and Nelson phones Hain 7793-7794.
streets. Apply to W. H. JACKSON, -
- ------ . -. _ _ 1) [larrlpter. Etc.
L'OR SAM-HOU/3E, STABLES
and lou Nos. 20, 28, 29 and 80,
Reid's Survey, In the (own of (lode -
rich. Apply to R. C. WINNINGS,
Goderlch, or JOHN TORRANCE,
UDLF.Y B. HOLMES
OMee-Hamilton street, Goder9ch.
I'hone 27.
r SEAGEIt
Clinton. C., BARRISTER.
SOLICITOR.
Conea7ance, Notary court Howie..
c and
FlSA
►It LE.-I1L.1CK I (►MF;RAXI.IS
/f t••^ 11th white allot • uu hrrart ���•
-athutt a hints* --41.1. Apply-wtTT1U
SIGNAL OFFICE,. i< F• R. DARROW, BARRIS/10 t, ITO
$nceeseor to J. L. Hillor- o.
FOR SALE. -YOUNG .PIGS.. ISAAC Phone 97.
('t'RWEX. R. R.' ' I. t:nderll•h. ' Office -The Square. Goderich.
Telephone 001r5.
RILL -POSTING PLANT FOR SALE
a" In town of (ioderlch. Apply C. E.
M ARLEY, LiMITED. Iwondon. Ont.
RE01NTi)RED SHORTHORNS F01R
:SALE. -Two bull calves, extra
grind. ,ivality, roan color. from rens-
t. red ..tor -k. Also a number of fe
Nape & Nape
BARRI.+raR,, E'n.
R.C.HAYS-RC.HAY$ ta., H.A
Hamilton tit.. (lodericn
roelrr. TIDOS. H. TAYLOR & SON. t INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC.
H. it. 1. .itelgreve. Telephone 3 on
024. 1Vingleam central. 31 INSURANCE. LOANS, ETC.
GREESHII( PVR SAi.E'.-A �/cKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN -
new and modern greenhouse. Irl SURANCE CO. -Farm and Iso -
38x60, tinder glans. Alto largework-
toted town property Bleared.
38'60,
and garage and one-quarter sere I Officers -Jas. Connolly, Pren., Gad-
o('
abof land. Reason or selling. the 'rich P. O.; Jas. Evans, Vice -Pres..
closing of nn estate. MRS. W. JEN- Beechwood P. 0.; D. F. McGregor,
KINS. Box 108: Clinton, Ont. 1t I Sec.-Treas., Seaforth P. 0.
Directors -A. Broadtoot, R. R-
R SALE. -A LiMiTED NUMBER No. 3, 8eatorth; John 0. Grieve, No.
of purebred white Pekin ducks 4, Walton; William Bina, R. R. No..
and drakes pt $2.11) each. 4'. 1' ('114)- 2. Seaforth ; John Itennewlea, Brod-
ZI$8r H --L No. 1. i)utrgannon. slit. bagel; Geo. McCartney, 1, R. No. S.
Tel. t:nderteb Rural 74r13. 3t Seaforth; Robert Ferris, Harloek;
Murray Gibson, Brucefletd ; Jana*
CARD OF TRANiiS 1 *110., Beechwood ; James Connoly,
Goderich.
rAR11 OF THANKS. -WE DESIRE
In e•xprrss nor gratitude through
the medium of thls paper to all those
who so kindly expr.saed their sm.
pithy and rendered their serviepo.
also to those whn warp floral trainers.
In our sad ber.Arpment. that of the
death of my hnwhend. R 11. Taylor.
---WIFE: ANi) FAMILY.
Agents -J. W. Yeo. Godesieb ;
Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton;
John Mnrray. Seafortb; 11. Hlnebtry,
8eeforth. Policy -holders can make all
payments and get tbelr cards receipt -
ed at R. J. MArttab's Clothing Were.
Clinton ; R. A. Catt's Oroe ry. flew
stem street. GrMsN(•h. or J. H. Roles
Oemeral Stere, Reynold.