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To the Electors of North Huron
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On the lit of December you will be asked to elect a
representative to the Provincial Legislature, and as i am a
candidate you hare a right to know my position and views.
There are many contentious subjects to be settled -Gov-
ernment Control vs. 0.T. A., the educational administra-
tion of the Province. Hydro -Electric affairs, and Highway
matters. Rat Mr. Ferguson says that the liquor question
is the main Issue. That being thecae..., I wish to state that
I am opposed to Government Control as outlined by Mr.
Ferguson. Government Control should mean a restriction
In the output of liquor instead of an increase. Government
Control. to be effective, should be in the hands of those in
sympathy with temperance legislation and not of those con-
trolled by the liquor interests. Government Control may
mean revenue. but it at the expense of the general prow
;verity of the.Province. 1 believe the 0.T. A., as endorsed
by the people on different occasions and by large majori-
ties iu North Huron. should be adhered to and strictly et:
forcaf. I believe men should be elected who ■re la syn
toothy with temperauce legislation.
Hydro -electric mercy should be distributed on a more
equitable basis throughout the Province. Revenue derived
from liquor should not be applied to highway expenditure.
Premier Feeguwm's township st1ool board bill is not work-
able and should be withdrawn. Supplementary grants to
teachers' salaries should be based ou length of servtee, of
belency and qualification. Elections should be held at
seseonahle times wheal the view, of the people can be ex-
pressed. and, once compress&. as they have been on several
oeraaions, should be rest,rt.fl.
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Suttee the taupe was htsauwt. tie I realer or Ute l'rn-
vitt e. Hon. Howard Ferguson. has materially altered his
owe mantfeeto, though Cleat manifesto was put forth as the
rewtit of the most careful consideration. Siren so. witb all
his latest changes. i am unalterably opposed to kis policy
--thrk•mperanee-issue•-and to any form of lioternment
Rotttrol or sale of liquor for beverage purposes.
I stand absolutely for the O. T. A. and I will support all
such amendtsntts to the Act as will make it stili more
effective.
In the ahoy declaration, printed in all the
paper., of the Riding, I truat, I have made my posi-
tion clear, and 1 have nothing to add or retract. I
appeal for your sltpport on the let day of I)ecember,
1.926, nit my municipal record and experience, and
- oft-repea[ed-stand on the temperance` question,
1 C. A-. -ROBERTSON
TEE SIGNAL - GODERICHr ONT.
conclusion 14 the matter, It did appear to me that the man who understood it uotet before. The reports of these I NOTICE TO CREDITORS
1 LOBI OR FOUND
beat must be the mon who ion the O.'�,A. In Its mlnuteat at rising detall-the citizeen* returning have bean very
man who dally in his °Mee listened to tiles of sorrow end pleadings of those glowing Ito their appreciation of the
affa owl by the various liquor (unccwahns. L, this mai), Hou. W. F. Nlckle, route, the road. the eoorteay. the ae-
AttornrT-(Ieutera 1. I had complete confidence as an honest. upright. real tem- ar�mtuudatioa and the eathu*Ltsw of
potence mate. This Fuur-pulnt•Four Bill was his Bill, and when be .pteaeled the Blur Water route reslda•uts. t11u0h
with all the earnertur•ws of hi* soul 1 the interest of true tewp•ruuee. 1 he- local traffic (bat formerly ,rut by
leered him and vgtetit with him for sante.•' Mr.Jr. Jo1•ut then read the folltwlug way ut Toronto to the Muskoka diet- I
paragraphs from Mr. Nickle'w Speech delivered in the Houle ou Felt 17, I9J5. ries North Bay and similar points is
These are but two Iwtragraphs extracted from a thirty-six spite address appeal- now completely wad on the Blue
fug to the mrmben of the Leg Stature to support Dls Four -point -Four Bill in 'Winer route anal its attraction* j
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the interests of tDe O.T.A. and parmaneat oral tempersnee: 1 Mr. France conclude*: "The future
of the loevl«( Iwtaiitt sentry( the 111ua
(AI "The other clay. the Pioneer geld. and said leiw•ly. 'The basis of probether be 11'ater spots rests squarely upon timer
Ire* is avarice and appetite.' Nothing (amid be lout more suetiitetly. The I who Prost dlrtctly or indirectly from
basis as the problem today Is avarice and appetite. If you aualyee these the In11k. Continued co-operative ef-
ehartcterletbw of humanity, you would realize the proper study of man fort and unity, of purpose can but re- 1
kite' is mans lienerally i am stating that in my Judgment, the people of Butt lu continued anti htereseed pros -1
tk,tario today who. want liquor are befouling whiskey and ak•ohol drinkers. perity of Me district -the Bine lister '
1'am tryitig 10 tell you. Mr. Speaker. that 1 ton eonvittevd that foment some district -the prowler district of On -
relief can he obtained against tees ever-growing tendency, that the On- btrio from every point of view that
tart,. Temperance Act 1s bound to be destroyed. The pendulum is swing- hires the vacationist to Canada."
tug against the Outerlo Temperance Act. and while the movement was
caught at the full of the tide in 1916 and 1919, due possibly to the emo- PERSONAL MENTION
tlimaism of the war. today it 1s almost at the ebb of the tide: and as a -'
temperance man 1 am satisfied that unless something is done to relieve the Miss alargaret McKituton spent the
stress, the (1111 rio Temperance Act is doomed to b. destroyed." wall -end at Toronto,.
( lit 1(1 had the !osier. tonne God-given gift by which through the initiation Mrs Geo. You1'. tut, of touWaterloo.
the 1
visited Mrs. J. 1'. !frown over the
of an Act of Parliament 1 could (sweep away all the pernicious effects of
Intemperance. even by a de•Iaration of prohibition. I would do so; lout I
realise. as 1 said, o, previous ,,rasions In this House. that the public man
mu,t he a practical idealist. 11.• dues not live in a world of romance. He
is dealing with human beings and the conditions that surround him, and
after giving earefnl consideration to the development of temperance senti-
ment in this Province. to c.ndi11otis abet faced the honorable ex -Attorney -
General, and that face me. and will face those who -may sassed mr 1f
eoadtttons remain as They are belay. T can retaclt no ollt7tFcooe�ttI1ttn-than
that If some redre.+t. sum,' easing. is not given with reference to the On-
tario Temperance Act. the Act. much to my regret wout& be.ttoomed to ex-
tinction: because I believe the people of this Province are being driven to
becoming whtwkey drinkers and drinkers of Illicit tiquur, because they ars
hot able to get a beverage that la iatlatable. refn•ahing and at the same
time non -intoxicating. (Applause.)"
In c,tu•Itwion I beg to stay that Mr. Nickle, when the Bill was brought
dowu in the Hulse and in prirate.cfutversatlon to your (wndUdare. stressed and
emphasized the imtw,rt:,ace of the fart that the old Neer could be purclutsial and
was being purchased and drunk in 1remenduu. epeautities- by the children of
this fair l'rovitiee who cullectel tlielr 'tickle: and) dimes. formal into group..
purchased this bcr on which there was no restriction, and were learning to 1*- AUSTIN -4n Ash9rld, no ThurwUy,
week -end.
Mrs. Victor Duan and little ant. of
Buffet... are veiling Mrs. ltt*n'r par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wu). Doyle.
Mrs. ,t. Finlayson leaves this week
for Detroit. where site will spend tbe
winter mouths with members of her
fatally.
Mr. uud Mrs. Wise and daughter.
Viola. recently of Cambria road, have
left town to take up their re.eidrnce in
Clinton.
Dr. and Mrs. Bolster and Mr. T.
Auaet►rotok have returned Nem I'sria
ate& are again lu their home att t'hur.•h
street. We regret to learn that Mr.
:Ansebrok Is In very poor health.
BORN
come beer drinkers. Ile oleo laid great stress utwn the fact that the old t,f•r 1K tot. Mr. a.nt bra. Ymnt
was made from e•hetniial+ and was InJurlon" to the system. The new Fowr- i Au tau. a daughter. h
{stint -Four bur must be made from Malt and Hops under penalty of Tea
de !t and ! h 1 t g aux f +gt could par • DIED
Thousand Dollars for any vlutatkat. and to be sold in, Licensed places only
under , no one under the age o eighteen yr o
(+Heie. silo sfn•wfng the feet that it was positively non -intoxicating and an ad-
vwoee"l and forward beep in the interest of True Temperance.
1 ask you. my fellow eleiors, to give this yuur careful and most earnest
eon faders tion .
DAN('HY.--Iv Goelerirb, two Saturday.
November ytl. Lena -Janet Ilaneey.
beloved wife of lir. I:c►ftus Edwin -'--- -- - •
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DVID$ON.-Ie Colborne township,
A
NOTICE Too t'RIQDITOl4S.
Notice to hereby glveu to all persons
having claims agaluat the estate of
Mary lkussey. late of the village et
Ktptall. In the evutty of Huron, Wi-
dow, decewsed, to load the same duly
verified to the undersigned. ou or be-
fore the kith day' of December, 1926.
atter which date the executor will
proses& ter tileteibate the suite estate
among the la•rnmw entitled thereat.
having regard only to the claims of
which he them shall have had notice,
end that he will not be liable for the
proeetda of the estate so distributed
to any person of whose Malmo notice
shall not then have ben refeived.
F. R. DAltitl►11',
Gewlerich, Ontario
3t Solicitor for the void Executor.
NOTICE To CRIDDITORB.
IN TIIE ESTATE 08' DOROTHY
ELLEN C'ADE. 11E47EA1ED.
NOTICE Is hereby giver that all
persons having claims against the es-
tate 'r1 Dorothy Ellen lade. late of the
town of Godw'teb. In the owner of Hu-
ron. married woman, deceesralt who
dial on or about the eighth flay of
Mar•b. A.D. 1915, are regilred to de-
liver to Barbara McIver, the adminta-
trntrtx of the said estate. or her saal-
sitor. on or before. the 6th .lay of De-
eemi►er. A.1),- II16. a toll statement. of
their e•Iain* together with iwrticnlars
thereof, anti the mature of the sauri-
ttes. 1f any, beld by them all duly veri-
fied by affidavit.
AND T.irRR NOTiCR that atter the
said hast mentioned date the said ad-
mliistratrix will proems! to diatri-
al
ST-WINGED ILADIATOR , CAB
off Ford oar. 'tee tent Leave at
SIGNAL OFFICE. 1a
LOST. -A TWO-YEAR-OLD BLACK
steer with small white marks an4
marked with tag No. 1 [n ear. J. J.
ROBERTSON, M.11. No. 5, liodericb.
CHARMERRI. ACCOUNTANT
CRANK P. GIBBS, CHARTHRHD
Accountant. 102 Ontario strew.
Stratton'. Phone 1000. Rea. 13110J.
AUCTIONIMIRINO
THOMAS OUNDRY. GODDRICH,
LIVE STOCK AND 0$INeiIRAB
A UCTI ONECR
Telephone No. 119.
tlee attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give aattdaetiom
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
ed.
' ROBT. ROBERTSON.
ROBT.
Auctioneer,
will conduct and arrange any ala as
the latest methoda to get the beat re-
sults. See him or *rep a card and be
will give it immediate attentloa.
Farm ate.• a specialty. Eldon qt,
Qoderleb.
J Ili. $TALKER, AUCT1lONlflll8
• for bouseheld effects. farm soot..
etc., tor the County of Huron.
Address all eommunlcationa to J. M.
STALKER, Auburn P. O.
MUSIC
PROP. W. H. JACKSON. Instructtoa
gI
burr the estate of the sof•' el►teawd ulture,Orgaa,Ptano.
Violin. Guitar, Theory, etc. Studio and
among.. the Iersma entitled thereto. rssideace, 87 North street. Phone DSL
she 'shall have received due notiee and
in ne•rurdance therewith.
W. BRYIH)NK,
Clinton, Outeri°.
Solicitor for the said Admini,tratrix.
Dated at Cliatei. Ontario, this ldrd
day of November, A.1►. 1926. 8t
entry. I STRAYED .
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on Sunday, November 21, Isabella
Davidson. daughtt-r of the late
1,Sir William Hearst Defends His Old Cabinet Colleague Alexander Davidson, In her t>:ird
pug ratup.i.ign of 1919, will ever h• re•
memherel by raw•.
I have known Mr. Fergttsni Inti-
mately fur many years. and know bins
to he au houuruble and upright gentle-
man. a patriotic citizen, a loyal cot -
league and a true friend.
May I add that the Ontario Temper-
ance. Act could never hare been en-
acted. had It not been for the whete-
hearted support, 5T,7e esststauea anti
actIve iofq,•ratiou of Mr. F'er>,,tsat.
Prior to the emotion of 19111. •while 1
was ill in loft! and unable to attend to
my ptthttcdntirw he was htiay_dr:.fting_
Nelson street and Cambria road. At
reasonable price. Particulars from
LOST ANI) FOI'ND F. R. DARROW', Goderich, Ont. t.f.
To the Editor of The lawn, : Tile
Toronto Star. In its issue of Saturday.
the 20th host., under the heading
"Blames G. H. Ferguson for Hearst'.
Defeat." quotes the its•v. J. W. Lowry.
Prohibition candidate In• Yt. George
Riding. as making the -fallowing atate-
ent sus meeting tot-l(her1wiurne street
(lad ehareb t
"The man who assassinates! air
William Hearst. polltieally and every
other way. was the botoralyle or 411w.
John Joynt Issues
Manifesto to Electors
To the Electors of the North Riding of Huron.
Ladies and Gentlemen: -
The Star must .surely have dune the
Rev-. Mr. Lowry en InJusri,e. I -know
Mr. Lowry and nothing sort of posi-
tive Isnot will ei.itvita•e me that he
used language with referener to. the
!'rime Minister of this great Christian
I'rut-inee wi nn(haritabir and uudigiti•
neat and so absolutely witl t founda-
_tlua in_ fact_. The charge. however. Is
Ai, unfair and so false that it is ray
ditty to Contradict its wititntt delay.
No Prink• Mini -iter ever had a morn
Ion! find faithful culb•tegne than 1 loot
In Mr. F'en:htsa.n. No man (vet fun ht
n'hiIr 'r or more ons tTpth fight for a
louder than Mr. Ferguson fought few
me -its- 19111. -N«1 --.only- -lois inion sup-
port. politically.. but - his many per-
sonal arts of kindness during the try-
,As an Independent Conservative Candidate for r,' -,'le tion to the Provincial
Legislatnrr„1 herein :-,licit the votes and si .port of the ela•tors Of nog riding.
1 regret my handienp In receiving my nomination rat snch a lite date. •
making it imp,stible. on amount of bad road" and Weather. to se*• the els•tors
in person, and therefore insnc thi-a manifesto so that you any Intelligently
know my-vtecrs. - _ As 1 see it there la only one conlentilins question b•A,re the electors rat
this time. viz.: Government Control. The record, of the Government on all
other legislation in my opinion shonlil mot with the honest approval of the
stertors.
My reason for (meeting an inelependent nominating was because of the
tact thaw i am opposed to (Sn'ernmen1 Control, attd will not Lamport 1t.
My record of the trust seven steers s is before you:
I have Oaken the moat advancedi
step I n the interest (f the e+lerinra of Hu-
ron Comity in }wowing' Inver and more equalized rates for u!w'rn of Hydro
llrtt and power, and "hill ever confine* to do so. -
I love always been and will continue to he an ardent supporter tad ally p-
ea e
ease of tore most progressive legislation in the Intrust of meows•, for the bene-
fit of sericulture "
Itegarding Township School Marlat Thi ' i ---- plei to me: ansi I-
Iteaa- gl, -o it ora. -snpp ort-whtate'ver, Hna{ to soi'port "my
arsons that will tend to lighten the burelen of taxation.
1 am a supporter of the Government's legislation reducing the Automobile
License Fees. and nhto the removal of the Amnarment Tax.
it has always been and will continue to he my motto to support all mew-
', stores that tend for the betterment of the people of the Prnvtnee. and most par-
tlettlnrly for the 'People of my beloved riding of North Huron.
i appeal for ynttr vote end influence on Dec. lit.
Wade.. as to this signature: D. C. Taylor.
Iam
Faithfully Yonas.
JOHN JOINT.
At the official nntninntlon meeting at Wingham on November 204t, Mn.
Joynt gave Lis reasons for supporting the "Four -Four" measure as follows:
"All my life 1 bare ben n profmind temperance man and a teetotaler, and
have never lost any opportunity both by precept, vote and example to further
real timp•rnnce. Being en Independent thinker 1 kept an open mind and
ileteaad-attettively to the pros. and tons. In my searching tor a proper, nano
11Wriet-end -Iayhrlf Plans-tn
enactment.
I know Mr. Fergitwm as I know few
other men. pool am proud to ca11 him
my friend. Ile is a aman with „ high
settse of twudic duty and a sincerer stet
.:truest desire to adv-aner the moral
welfare of the Pres -ince toot help his
fel to w•-alan.
It- -would.4,e-bass i..ptatItnde-on m.
(wart If I permitted to go uueltnlleugat
to unwarranted a charge with refer-
ene.' to the attitude toward me of one
i eve•r nonol a loyal colleague. and a
true fried. t - b•
a (' arge is report..I to have hen
toads In a rhumb of which 1 have the
iteettnr-be--+,t i-itu,uhtr fiaetuiw•r.
W. H. Hewn-:.
Toronto. Nov. 20, 1920.
Q'1RA%IIt) FROM LOT 27, CONCIS -
1.0 SIGN 2. West ifawauush, os. No-
vetub•r 911,, a black Angle, heifer, IS
mouths uld, .List beard of un Base
bteDONALD.-At Na Dee ma 'Sitar- tine °ear hiumtaerbitl. WIN 40, per-
ch;, Ner'�mtier 20, Allen Leonard son having heard of ur sero the wild
McDonald, eon of Mr. Alien Mc1Jon. heifer kindly cemmunkate with the
old Goderkh, 11:1erbigieed' JOHN HOA1tli, R. R.
2..\uburu. Out. Phone 1fi-9, Dunllan-
IN MEMORIAM - ---
HETIIERIN.OTON.--In loving memory
of our dear tatter, Jo,wph lletlnr
fugton, who passed abay one your
age November 29th, -1tRd-
"He le sheltered by flu Rock of Ages,
Anchored uu God's( gr.lden ,hurt•;
Each passing dug ',thee: us nearer
To the day we'll part ne. more."
HIS -1 _NCEDAI O -I TERS.
FOR SALE
HOt'SF: FOR SALE. -APPLY TO J.
S. BEDFORD, Cobourg street.
Godertch. tf
FOR SALE. -BRICK RESIDENCE
FOR
e•or'nee JoL $Doth -west cosier
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DRUMLINS PRACTITIONQ
DR. A. N. ATKINSON
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUG -
LAMS TEIBRAPl T
OODERICH
'equipped with electromagaetila
baths. Electronic electric treatments
and chiropractic. Chronic ergank and
nervous diseases. Lady in attendance.
Office hours 2 to 5. and 7 to 9 p.m
excepting Monday and Thursday af-
ternoons
and evenings, and by ap-
pointment.
Residence and once -(ernes sg
South street and Britain,* road.
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. R. FOBSTJaR
BYE. EAR, NOSE. THROAT
j Late House Surgeon New York Oph-
thalmic and Aural Hospital, assistant
at Moorefield Eye Hospital and
Golden Square Tbroat Hospital, Loa -
don, Eng.
53 Waterloo St. S., Stratford. Tsi•
epbone 267.
At Hotel Bedford, Godertch, oo tis
evening of third Monday of ScsB
month till the following day, Tuesday,
at 1 p.m.
ll'Nf).-PAIit OF MEG RASSF:N.
Owner may have same on pet, Ito hESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR - property and SALE. -Corner North and Nelson
P 1 3' paying for dhf. Alves streets. Apply to W. H. JACKSON.. --- LEGAL
tisetuent. Apply at TiIY, SIGNAL. __ _ -I'IINEST M. LEE,
-,OB SALL--HOUSE, STABLES Berrlater and Solicitor
TO RENT and lots Nos. 98, 28, 29 and 30, 10 King street east. Toronto 2. Tele -
Tu RENT. - SEVEN -ROOMED Reld's Survey, In the town of Gode- phones Main 7793-7794,
house on St. OeuAte's Crescent. rich. Apply to B. C. WINNINGS,
DCDLEY E. HOLMES
Suitable for small !sonify. Apply Godertch, or JOHN TORRANCE,
Lliatua B.rrteter. Etc.
yard, HLRON-INVF,'TMENT*,-LTD, -- j
Office -Hamilton street, GodaticL
Iwith her Mother during the past sum-
( met. and the other' utetnlw-rs of the
I
fatuity were herr during the also ill -
1 noes. Mind Parsons, of Portland:
1lregon : Cecil Persons. of 3liddieton.
N.N.. and Mrs. H. ('. Brewer, of 'Mout-
reed. are brothers and sister of the de•-
c,•a,t'd. Lord. At.h,lstun. of Montreal.
is a cousin. Mrs. Daucey wau a mens -
bet of North street United church.
She wits' especially Interested in the
work of the Daughters of the Empire.
have
Ing been one of the original mem-
bens of the Order In Goeh•ric'h. The
funeral look place (roto the fatuity
resider•- to -Maitland cemetery on
Mtttd„y afternoon: the ftinernl servi-
ces being conduetet) by Rev. C. F.
Clarke. Rev. Selby Jefferson and Rev.
.1. E. Ford. Mews Esther Hume sang
rend. RtmrtT--hint,•• Jars; r iji a
fn.urtt.e hymn. The pallbearers were
Judge Lewis end Messrs. R. C. Hays.
Gen, Williams and C. Witrteles. Antoug
1 these present were ('apt. A. E. and
Mrs. McGregor of Sarnia. Mr. and
Mrs. Waller Renwick anti` Mr. II. 1..
Ileowiek of itespw•ter.
- PUBLIC NOTICES
ANNUALM1'IITING OF H,uSPITAI.
BILL -POSTING PLANT F(1R SJLE 1 Pbbne 27.
In town of ITED,1CD. ApplyC. E. �t SEAGER, K. C.. BARRISTER.
MARLEY, LIMITED, LLouden,,Ont.
SOLICITOR, Notary Public and
Conveyancer. ot11ce-Court House,
QEGISTERED SHORTHORNS FOR ,
OBITUARY Thc• Hilnllal mre•ting e.f 00'.\Texan- ••a BALE. -Two bull calves, extra ...,.erlch.
MiS` 1'. M.KF;(11'GH , -
The death (w'urred trr-tlra 1toiip`1
at Stratford ou Stingily afternoon hast
of Catherine McKeongh, In her six-
tieth year. Thesleet-Heedwas born at
NHr,I)a. but hail lived prnetl('a11; all
her life in St. Mom's and Stratford.
and she enjoyed the esteem of many
friends and tiequalntatces. At one
pions site Was very- active In musical
.trete•,.
She was n bov-alIP•r of
Immne•ttlnte 4'oneeption rhumb, Strat-
ford; eine sister, )!other Angelo. of
41..Josepit's mitered. f:odrrieh. and
two brothers, 4'. J. Melieough of Buf-
falo. and P. J. M-Keongh, of (-Wage.
martin.. The burial took place at Ht.
Marys, after the service of requiem
mass- In tin. Immat•tthrte t`oneeptIon
bureh at Strattufd.
11111, L. K. DANC'RY
The sleuth occurred at her home. St.
Vincent street. on Salurtby Inst of
Lena Janet Dancey. wife of Mr. Lof-
tus F;. •Dtneey. Mrs. Macey had not
beau in good health for some months.
but It was only a little more than two
we,'ks ago that her Illness took a seri-
ous turn. The news of her death was
received with great regret, MA she had
endeared herself to many by Ihe•r gra-
eluns, gentle disposition and her kindil•
nl4s.s tenants all. She was born at
Sorel. Quebec. n d,,nghte•r of the pate
Edmund Nin n's, aliter of The Mont-
real Gazette. and wns married to Mr.
1►ane'('y Julr S. 1)045. Resides her
hushand three children survive: Mrs.
1'. ('nsgrain and Mr. Wilfrid Dance's-,
of Montreal. •c• 1 Mrs. H. L. Renwick.
of Hrsp,eler. Mrs. ('awgrain hall been
BLUE WATER ROUTE
IS BECOMING MORE
AND MORE POPULAR
14'outinueai from 'bilge d,
linreat distributed n very- large num-
ber of enrolee of epeeinl literature
from v'nrt,ns Rine Water Inunirit.ali-
tles.
It is ron'era'atively- (wflmnte) that
three ttm,. Hs many, local tnurlsts
made the trip tip over the Blue Water
runt- this nor than have ever been
,tri Marine and Govern' Hospital As-
sociation will be held in the council
r1aitm air.... town hall. Goderjch. on. Fri-
day evi'niug. Novetuler 39th. ltr26, at
step &clock pm. It is specially de-
sirable that as large an attendance as
pox. i;ae should b• arilRhge'et mud all
utewlwrs of the Ass..elation. also the
general public, are - urger to attend
and make this the rad letter tiny of our
organiatiow,.
R. J. ME(iAR
cO ..
I'resident. ele•retary.
N(YrtcH iS HEltEIIY GIVEN THAT
a Uburt will be held• pursuant to
the Ontario Voters' IAtte Art, by MIs
'tenor the Judge of the County l'ourt
of the Yount}' of Huron at, 'Jae Court
Hansa (kotferie•b, on_ the 17iit day of
Ihfe:utter, 1trp0, at_1Q.3(1__o'cluck
in the
good quality, roan color. from rests- P•
R. DARROW, BARRISTER, ETo
tered stock. Also a number of fe- .
matey. THOS. H. TAYLOR ,a SON, ' Sucreesur to J. L. Rlllonn.
R.11. 1. ilelgrave. Te)ephene 3 on Phone 97.
(;'a AVingbaw central. 3.1Otiose-Thr Square. Godertch.
Volt H.\LH-A Ll )ll'CE11 NCMBER I
as of purebred white Pekin ducks I - *WRVS & Napo
and drake, at *2.0) smell. 4'. 1'. CRO-
ZIER. H. R. No. 1. i►ntgannon, Oht. 1
7lcl.
Underfelt Rural 7+cr13. 31 h
S
MORTOAOE POIL HALM.
drawing 0 per cent. tntere•st I
good security. Apply rat SIGNAL OF-! Cg. LOANS. ITC,
RARRitItR.., ETV'.
R.C.HAYS-11.C.HAYS IR.. B.A
Hamiito
n St., O(wirricn
VICE.
forenoon. to hear and determine corn -
elands e1.rrrore and (unbeaten'. In the
' ,Pu'rs List of the Municipality of the
Town of 1:nderieh. for the year 1920.
Dated at Godertch, this 25th day et
November, A.D. 1928.
L. L. KNOX.
91 Clerk of the Town of Goderleh.
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
ltl�a /O'NCIL.
TheConnell of the (corporation of
the Comity of Huron will meet In. the
h.
council ehtmb'r, Goderirat 3 (i clock
in the afternoonof Tit relay, the 7th
day- of December. 1920. All accounts
ng„Inst the county must he in the
nrb.
hnof tit.•.Clerk not later than Mons
day preceding the meeting of council.
GEO. W. HOiiMAN,
County Clerk)
G°derle•h, November 20th, 1926.
Brand new white brick res-
idence, has never been 'occu-
pied, situated on the Reyfic)d
Road in the Town of Gode-
rich, si : rooms a n d hath,
hardwood floors downstairs,
finished in ivory enamel
downstairs, and white Up-
stairs. Ail modern conveni-
ences. In connection with
1 y2 acres of land. Purchase
of land optional.
Apply to
Wilfrid Donaldson
Bayfield Road Goderich, Ont.
INSURANCE, LOANS, HTC.
1eKILLOP MUTUAL FLRI IN-
SURANCE CO. -Farm and Iso -
town property Insured
Otcers-Jas Connolly, Pres., God.
erlch P. 0.; Jas. Evans, Vice -Pres-.
Beechwood P. 0.; D. F. McGregor,
Sec. -Trete.. Seaforth P. O.
Directors -A. Broadfoot, R. R.
No, 8, Seaforth; John G. Grieve, No,
4, Walton; Wliilam Rhin. R. R. Na
2, Seaforth: John Rennewtes, Brod-
hagen ; Geo. McCartney, R. R. No, i,
Seatortl; Robert Ferris, Hariock;
Murray Gibson, Brucefieid; James
Evans, Beechwood; James Connolly,
Ooderlch.
Agents -J. W. Yeo, Ooderleb;
Alex. Leitch, R. 11. No. 1, Clinton:
John Murray. Seaforth; E. HinebPy,
Seaforth. Poitcy-holden can make all
payments and get theft cards receipt -
ed at R. J. Morrlsh'a Clothing Stora,
Clinton: R. H. Cult's Grocery, King-
ston street. Ooderlch, or .1. H. Reid's
General Store, Bayfield.
r1Gr.aen BGG X ihMMMX
Children's Knit Bloomers and Vests, 25c each Santa Claus will Arrive Saturday Men's Heavy Work Socks 19c pair
Afternoon at z o'clock
Christmas Candy, 15c lb
Cream Fudge 25c Ib
Ladies' Woollen Bloomers...... , ..59c each
Patercrisp 39c Ib Long Sleeve Nightgowns, flannelette .. .$1.00
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STEEL'S
CHAIN STORES
(;t)Ist(Itl( 11 ON1':\1114)
Heavy Knit Scarfs, all shades 98c each
x
Children's Hose, 25c pair
Fleece -lined
Ladies' Hand'chiefs,
H..n.titch.J Enda
French ivory Clocks, guaranteed .. $1.00 each Christmas Post Cards 5S
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