The Signal, 1927-9-22, Page 8i♦•--Thurs.lay. `ep:. tuber 19.7.
Gifts
In our Gift Depart-
ment you will find
a Gift for every oc-
casion. We have
tried to select every
article for your in-
dividual taste.
We invite you to
come in and look
around at any time.
THE SIGNAL, - GODERICH, ONT.
FIRST SCHOOL FAIR achy, Olive Male. Patch on grain bag
IN THIS DISTRICT -Harvey McMichael, Jack Gilbert,
FOR 1927 SEASON Harold Yea, Orville Ojte, Phil, Bisect,
Jas. Mafr, Iitrd house -malas. Mak.
-Jack Gilbert, Phil Bisset, Martou Cal-
(Conticoed frau, Page 11. I well, Orville Oke, M. McAllister.
mar -
rant, Richard Porter, Jack S'ltdea ( NATI'1I CtOLLECTION8
fi.rets-Marion Caldwell Muriel Miller, Nolluus w'w•rls-Jack Gilbert, Mar -
Sean Sowerby, Elsie Oel.aidestoln, ion II. Jumes.Malstiller,
'!'helms Johnston, Elea 'Elliott. (par- Frances Pearson, Mai'ge?K Blgglb.
rote -Charlotte Stock. Mergafet. Stock, Cowmen -lid wcn,.in--Jaek Gilbert,
Phii Bios:s•tt. Irene 1‘ :Slums. Norms, Marlon t'a!well, James Mak, Harold
!'utter. Eden Hullo. Parsnips -Alma Yet), Alb -rt rears), Evelyn Wise.
Trewartha. Mary $: r:ii.g (Inions- injurious ile-ects-Jack 011bert, Jean
jean Johnston, Krtt•' Trewarthe, Miller, Marion (Sitwell, Phl'ltle }1-
i;ladys ('lark, Earl 1',:'. r,'Marion Butt. Margaret Blggtn. ,
Porter. Ruth Thorniest.. ! 1►It \\\'1\r;, .UtT AND WRITING
FIAri\ liz; Map .,f Ilnrou--Eldon Perp, Richard
Poi'.
Ast'crg,Mhrgaret. •S:,s k. llurol'1 • Wtlite Porter, Reginald Miller,
R. 1 ..i' 'ons Ituth 1 otter. Map of
Yen, Ado I Arrau' Evelcn ZVlse. North America -Evelyn Wise, Harold
Sw•w'1 1"1" --\Loa nurlltn, Phlox Yee. Albert Pearson, %'111 Grigg, Har-
-Charlotte
ar-('harluttP Trew'u Isabel t►akts• 4.141 1'd'1.. Jock Gilbert. Map of World
Evelyn Cox Jen' r. %tunia-
Cole's Book Store
What is
your biggest
asset?
The young people
have the right idea
about
importance
. of keeping up one's friends.
Their modern point of
view is that your friends
are your biggest asset.
Keeping them up be-
comes a very simple
matter who
ny ou can
so easily call them by
Long Distance. The ser-
vice was never so quick.
and to Interurban towns
(within a radius of say 25
miles) the rate is particu-
1 Iarly low.
lirThe finest kind of a
habit is to have one
day each week for
calling up a friend or
friends by Long Distance.
The benefits are often quite
startling.
1
I Math. Don- -F''Ina Huller. Jean Miller. •F1•ances
Mata! Chun•hill, it. 1'rarsot.. II. Porter, Marion Oke, Elsie
aid G. Barris. Mons', marigolds-- t),Iw1. c-tou. Writing, "Morning
,lacki4tirling. !roue Wiliam; ('glen- hymn" -Jezw $ow'erby, Mary Stirling.
dula- Alvin Cox. Fr.:. 1, marigolds -Writing.' "Indian .Soloman"-\Vlllie
,lack siy.ler. 711111. a ....lin-. Murton Porter. F:Idou Ye'.. Itichard Porter.
Colwell. • 4',.smus-'1'h. - Murphy. Jos'
Reginald Miller. Writing. 'Today"-
Murpii}. itor.len 4 •L.• 1;:olinr.toa •Irene Woods. Harold Yeo. Evelyn
Margaret Iliggins teaipl>tIo e' -Or- Wise. Wilt 4 ri_g..lar•k Gilbert, Albert
Till.. G. oke. Ta 1.•,uquet hem P. argot. Writing. "To the Donde.
hone. grirolen--E1w.: I1PrtiIL_('har- 1!on'':ltntg.rr.•r Fri, Mary Grigg. M.
lett,• I'rewnrtha, rG.tte Stock, 1tke. .Ie:ut Miller, }'r.,uces Pearson,
Ruth Thompson, \ sow Trewarths. F:ie•aa, Sow. rbc. Writing. "Me
K. north '1'rewarth.: Iouhlifts--Elwin morn .;en,"-- Violet Cole. Muriel Mil- iL
11--i•ri'l I'4f7n Cee Itw. Few ,, ''--'" 411. ill UN. tips, ion.!
POi-I:f!:\' Mid liarri-. \\pili:, Pickard. Crayon
4'...•1. r.1-F:velyt, wt-., 11,4,1 Ye". -ketch of Lee! . and carrot -Richard
Jock cil1. rt, Mari''11 .•s1we1:. I'ul:et Porter. Reginald MI:ler. Eldon Teo,
-Eldon Yes,. Ey.d,.: Vi -r. Marlon Until Potter. Grace IleMath. Graham
Colwell, ,Tack Gilles! 1'.t, ..f three- Johnston. !'late of Is.tator's in water
E'.do,, Y... P1111 11..-.•... .1,. k G!11s•rt. rni. rs-.t.bert Pearson. Harold Yeo,
(tarred hocks -Hc,... IL•.eMath. Will F:retrn MSc. Jack Gilbert. Will Grigg.
(Trigg. Norma Potter. licraooe Grigg.' Tom Murphy. flan of home farm -
Charlotte Trewartha,, Howard McCul- Erinyes Pearson. Mnrlon Porter, Jean
lough. white Leghorns ..- Donald. iltr- tidier. Jare. Moir. Marion Oke, Elsie
cis, Mary (Makes, l'. n r.l $tur.li. Nor. , •'shttIdeston•
man Trewartha, J,•'k Gilbert. White • t'OMPETITiONR
1t.s-ks--Elsie Ototaldeston. Albert i'nbtic speaking -Florence Sowerby,
I'ears.u, Marion Calwell. Ruth Marion Caldwell. Norman Trewartha,
Thompson. Itobtn Ti,..mpeon. Jean Edward McMichael. Elsie Osialdeston.
Miller. Judging poultry -Marlon Caldwell,
LIV'M ST. ).'K ; Era nees Pearson, Florence Snwerby.
Ihrra.le-K. $. No. 3, S. 8. No. 9. S. 3.
lite! calf-- Tugb e:1, un. Agriculture No. 4. Stratbcona exercise.. -S. 8.
al colt -Herold pL !1,. Jack Study' Nu. 3. R.8. No, 8, 8.8. No. 9. 8. R. No.
W
spring lamtarold Lobb. Alxht 4
-
Lobb. Evelyn Wise. Petry calf -Ken -4,...:.4 trophy, doaaTefi by the T Eaton
neth Tn•%artha, Esther Melia th. - ('o., Ltd., of Toronto, was awarded to
(;race licMath. - --1'MIgs 4tarion Caldwell, Who had the
DOMESTIC Sell-ENV1-Irighr.. number of points at the 901001
Muffins--ituth Potter, Betty Newton. fair.
Muriel Miller. R. Themps.u'. Ruby Mc- 1
Michael. Charlotte Trewartha. Tea , , Unmistaken Identity
biscuits -Orville Ok.. Evelyn Sower- . President ('.s.lidge. -Tfenry Ford and
hy. Ruth Thompson. Esther McMetl'. , Harvey. Firestone were standing on
Mary Oke, Norma Potter. Dark lay- the sidewalk in Washington
discus-
cr cake -Edna Fuller. Ruth Thnmp-
slog some topic of Interest when their
eon. Olive .Fuller, Orville Oke, Elsie attention was attracted to a young
Osbaldeston, Norms Potter. ;Apple - man parking a Ford car (quipped
pie -Phil. Bisset, Jean Fuller, Flor with Firestone tiros at the curb near
ease 8ot.rr•rby. Marion Calwell, Olive L where they were standing. Stepping
Fuller, Helen McMath. • Home-made,up to the young . man, Mr. Firestone
oendy-Elmer Jobnstnn. Elsie Oebal• asked him:
deafen, Jerk Rtunir. Ferris Sturdy, ' "How do you like the Firestone
Jack Gilbert, Bernie,. Moore. School tiresr,
lunch-011ve Mali- Grace McMath• The young man answered in the at -
Jack Gilbert. Mary Oke, Ruth Potter, firmatere end. Mr. Firestone remarked,
M. McAllister. Working man's inneb "Well, I think they are pretty good,
-.Helen McMatb. Marion Calwell, tors because you fee I em the man who
Earl McAllister. Phil Bissett, Norma makes them."
Potter. Mr. Ford asked a few questions
SF7WTNO
Patch on gingham -M. Miller. Olive
Mair. Mary OkP, Ruth Potter. Semple
of fire faney stitches -Olive Mair,
Ruth Potter. Irene Williams, Jean
Sowerhy. Guesttowel-Evelyn Sow-
erby, Marlon . Porter, Jean Ililier, who made=lt"
Marlon Colwell, Clara Harmer, Olive This seta too much for the ortner of
Mair. Crocheted lace--Marion..0s1 the For&
well. Quilt patch -Olive Stair, any "Say,"' he burst out. "what yen
Oke. Doll's Ah.pping hag -Marlon guys tryln' to hand me? First tbialg
t'aiwrtt,- MabF-Cltnrehitt.-Iterning F now , p w
on eashmere-Mnrlon Calwell. be tellin' me he's President of the
MANUAL TRAINING
States."
Model of fern gate -Jas. Mair,
Jack Gilbert, Reginald Miller, Phil. The Women's institute of Provl-
about the ('nr . iteglf and when the
young man n'sured him that to date
he hod had no difficulty Mr. Ford re-
marked
"Itt 1r n very gu,s1 car and you will
like 1t. I know. because 1 am the man
NO ACTION YET oN
WATERWORKS BYLAW
Some .3lenebt'ra of ('o„ncil Want
Vote of the Ruh1..a .-rs
The queetiuu of 1' .1,utg funds
fur the proposed thing', o the water-
pumpiug plant at the :: !UIpwl pow-
erhouse is engaging trut!on of
the town council. 'I eater and
light commission, aft. 1• ag and
doubt careful cnnsl.i. ! • ••a of the
matter, has decided on ,+Iulpptent
which is believed to 1•. a. -t :+pltable
under the existing cou..ri, a iddbas
applied to the town •'01c11 for the
passing of a bylaw to r, - `('.tees the
aminal necessary, 1.. .. ntrtre, the
Water and light comm.. -..•u haring 1t-
gelf uo ps.oer to rale ,:..m•y 107 de-
benture. Meme taemt. • ..f the coun-
cil profs' -e a vote of ratepayers
on the proposition, Ru . .- :t favorable
vote of three-fourths , h.. council Is
necessary for the pa-- _ , f the bylaw
without vote of the :,.tepayers no
progress has aro Aar L. • ' made.
tom Friday night 1 - I•rior to the
regu:ar lueeting Of act council,
the proposition was --. .t in Corn -
mime.. with the men,' . - • •.t the water '
nod light cumml.tsI, prew'nt.
Messrs, Murrey 11141.1 r 10(41 of the ;
various stets taken re the corn -
mission had decidesits preseiit
plans. The old ,tea: ;Jere It was !
pnIttt'4 elite were, p ' ,! nut, anti 11
wn*4 ThI) ¢fi'ua tope• em r8 Opera-
tion any longer. (\: • ..nl euginoeri
had t.c't'n brought her. ' look over the
plant and thle use of _ . odine engines
in place e of steam as :... Auxiliary (+ye-
ti%) ha.t Igen adrlae i \ great many
tnw•nat`aud small - were using
gasoline engines. it Targe cities
they were not used f .• ,. reason that
the units were not . _r enough. It
wag estimated that ' • new system
would efe,•t It sarin -•f teSsee0 a year
in power charges and further saving
of $20110 In purchase •f ,coal and up-
keep of the boiler pl:u1t-a • total
saelug of-$4.S8O. ;\ asset standpipe
had leen suggested, .,,: this was con-
sidered ton expend.: there was no
extended pseriodof :ow peak -load
during the day wh., the standpipe
could he filler.
No Increase of w'.rer rates. 1t was
stated, was involve.! In the proposed
new instathrtlon Tf passed by the
town council the bylaw would,f(•quire
fettled -on by the ontarlo Railway
and Municipal Boar.:. anti this would
be given only whet:' the hoard was
satisfied (bat there_aveul,L be no In-
crease of rates.
After hearing these explanations.
the committee itt
m ee decid•.1 to nr•ommend
the pasting of the bylaw, but. as
phown in the report given elsewhere,
the proposal was hold up when 1t
reached the council.
A special meeting ,.f the council wilt
be held tonight, when it is understood
the matter will be further considered.
chestre which for many years was so
well known not only In Goderich but
throughout the district. He was a
member of St. Georges church and a
Mutton. Two sous and two daughters
survive: J.C.,Of Owen
Sc
uud• Hnr-•
old, of town; Mrs. Stafford Atkinson,
of Beemarllh•, and Victurta E.
Oakley, at home. All were here for
the funeral, and also Mrs. J. C.
Blackstone and -Mr. Atkinson. The
funeral service was held lu St. Geor-
ge's church on Wednesday attentuuu,
.the ,rector, ltev. J. N. 11.' Mills, u/i-
ciatiag, and the interment was In
Maitland cemetery. Maitland Lodge,
No, , A.F.• and A.M., utteuded in a
body, and the pnllbeerers were 1►r.
Mabee, O. F. ('arey, Ed. 'Beek, J. J
M('Ewe n. 11. Sturdy anti Jos. Craig.
The Eye.
We are fast becoming a bespec-
tacled nation, and the culprit respons-
ible 1s -education. That, with the
enormous growth to popular liters.
ture, has made us a race of readers.
The result - a dtaadvantage to be
set against many advantages - lta
eyestrain.
Spectacles may cure this, but as
prevention is better than cure, why
not adopt something which will stop
the strain from coming?
Once It was thought that closing
the eyes at Intervals for a short time
was the best anti -strain device; but
flat -fir now been discarded it belnl
found that the cutting off of the rays
of light, and their sudden return, L
bad tor the eyes.
The proper anti -strain method is
not to close your eyes, but to change
their focus. Thus, it you are read-
ing a book, or studying accounts, and
feel eye -strain, look from the book
or figures to some object ten to lit -
teen feet away. - Two or three se-
conds suffice The change of f>,eu$
takes the strain off the eye by giving
1t the rest which comes from a new
focus. The eye -muscles, In short, are
not kept In one position and at one
tension. -
DIED.
BLACKSTONE. -In Goderich. on
Monday, September 19th, Charles
Blackstone. aged 83 years.
TAYLOR. -'In Goderich, on Softy,
tSepjtember 18th, Carrie Pearson, be-
loved wife of Mr. Thomas Taylor, in
her 33rd year.
U7.E'1-I od
LE TOUZEL In Goderich Thurs-
day,
e u
day, September 22nd, Miss Con-
stance Ellen Le Touzel.
The funeral will take place on Sat-
urday afternoon, ,September 24th, to
81. George's church, where a service
will be held at 3 o'clock. Interment
In Maitland cemetery.
AUCTION BALL'
iceriON SATE or HOITBEIi,OLD
leURVITI RE, GOODS, CHAT-
TELS. HORSES, Hite,
We tat re received instructions from
Mlt. Jl)F!N McK1 .CNON
to sell, without reserve, at his shop,
Hamilton street, Goderich, on
SAT I'RIM lt, •4YFOB1>;R 1st,
commencing at 1 o'clock, sharp:
The contents of the shop, consisting
of a quantity of bedroom, dlning-
room slid tkI* d,en furniture and uten-
sils; baby carriages; dishes; cutlery;
new brooms, etc.; also draying outfit
of 3 platform .Iraq wagons; 1 single
horse heavy. wagon; 2 sets of har-
ness; 1 one-horse plow; 2 good wagon
gears; 1 open buggy; 1 top buggy; 1
walking plow : 1 riding plow; 1 range;
1 cart; 1 rublosdire.l surrey; 1 ereem
separator: 1 Inn.nurc spreader; 1 good
strong drlhing horse.
TF71t%IS--411. furniture, cosh; on
all other nrd'Ica-all sums of *10 and
under,. cash; elan that, three months'
credit will be given un furnishing ap-
proved J••Int notes. A dlacount al -
towed for ce-li ou erlsllt amounts.
TO BENT
j`t0R c WENT U ANTD'Ad%A'LF-
•• STORY ' brick house for rent,
furnished or uufurnished. All -cone
eta
1 -esOn Cambria mb road aerobe
u
Mk) Organ Factory. !Apply MRS.
WM. MILLIAN. It
itENT. - 131 %'ENdt 00 M E D
house on St. George's Crescent.
Suitable for small family. Apply
Ht'lION INVESTMENTS, I/PD. gt
TU 1t1LNT.-8'L'ORE SUITABLE FOR
1 grocery or dry goods. Also apart-
ment, five rooms with bath. Immedi-
ate posseeslou given. Apply to ALEX.
Ito ITh DE!RS, Goderich.
00
$ltb,00 P1111 MONTH. -UPPER
ff 11II flat of apurtment house, form-
erly Judge 1)oyle's residence, St. Vin-
cent street. Immediate possession if
desired. HAYS & HAYS, Barristers,
Hamilton street, Goderich.
FOR SALE
'r GUN'DRY & SON. UPRIGHT PIANO (BELL) FOR
Anetlonet'rs. SALE. -In first-etass condition.
Apply to DONALD MacKAY, P. 0.
('I[I'(IItT.\\'I' tl-(TION SALE OFA Box 457, Goderich.
`t tl'Ll'\I'II• U/T 441' 1IIGII-
CLASS 1'1 R\!TI'1UE AND FL'RN- nESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROPER-
18111NGS. V TY FOR BALE. -At corner of Br1-
ranula road mu d Wttll■m street. Tee
rooms besides bathroom, closets etc.
Good furnace. All coneeniences For
terms and further {{particulars apply to
DONALD MacKA', P. O. Box 457.
Goderich. tf
We are h, -n retell by
MW'. st.tLV E. !VI I I.IAMS
to sell by pule:' auction at her resi-
dence. Welling: -,•r street. Goderich, 011
S,ATI'RI►,\Y. 4E1TESIlitleR 24th•
commencing at 10 o,•us•k a.m., all the
contents of the ;,ausc, including:
(hie grand pt. no and stool; 1 ma-
bin:Any davenµ'rt table; 1 console
vlctrola and _r.•..frd..; 1 chesterfield,
new 1n May la -t. craft $ltas; 2 floor
lamps: 1 1'onc.wle electric mirror; 1
Oriental rug. 11' feet 4 Inches by 13
feet t; inches. use•et 4 years. cost
81200; 1 WIlt •n rug: 9x6; 1 vel-
vet ruga 8x10: 1 gunroom get, con-
sisting of 1 o(:uacon reed table. 4 reed
chairs, 3 reed rockers and floor
lamps; 1 reed -awing table; 1 oak
bookcase; 1 mantel clock! 1 walnut
dining -room smite. eonsteting of round
table, 6 chairs. leather seats (cane
becks), 1 buffet: 1 large wail mirror:
2 new wicker -Chairs ; 1 large oral
French 'plate mirror; 1 solid walnut
.tattles 1 solid walnut costumer: 1
solid walnut rack; 1 small oak table;
1 eherry- writing desk and bookcase
combined; 1 Binger sewing machine;
1 mahogany dresser with French
date
r mirror; r, t mahogany fowl, hair
mattrees and er•!I springs; 1 ceder
eheet ; 1 denlbl4 bed and dr•eseer, mat-
tress and . springs; 2 double brags
tells; 1 Shuman.) bed, walnut fln!gh;
3 cots; 1 walnut dreamer; 1 walnut
stand with marble top: 1 deck and
ehair; 2 wardrobes; 1 electric wash-
er; 2 ranges; 2 large Quebec heaters;
2 oil heaters; 1 refrigerator; kitchen
furnishings and utensils; garden
Toots; dl/hee; (.111u&; Freek4t7; cut-
lery; pictures.: curtains; carpets, and
numerous other articles.
This is a splendid lot of very txpen-
elve furniture and everything must
be disposed of. TM property (former-
ly the \Vldder homestead) is sold.
TERMS-1Caab.
--_T Gt'N"L1Bs SON.
Auctioneers
CARD OF THANKS
IR. THOMAS TAYLOR TAKES
this opportunity of expressing hie
grateful thanks to neighbors and
OBITUARY friends fur the many kindnesses
HON. GEORR) A. BELL
lion. Geor$e A Eell, former Provin-
cial Treasurer and. Minister of Tele-
phones In Saskatchewan. was over-
taken by death ..n - Tuesday, Septem-
ber 13th. paasirg away suddenly at
Regina, Sank. Mr. Bell was born in
the city of Brantford, Ont., In the year
1856, being the second son of David
-and Agnes Bell. As a boy he lived in
Colborne township, near Carlow, and
h' will be rememLered by many of the
older residents of the township. Ile
learned his trade us a blacksmith with
Wm. Donne at C'arTow. X
following his trade for some time la
this Province, lie went to the Rest,
first to Brandon working for the
C.P.R. HP w'as married at Brandon
Bisset. Eldon Yeo, ,Albert Penman. .lens. rrer•Ides that washing ig to Miss F.11sabetl..ymlth, of that place.
Specimen of paper cutting or folding woman's favorite rs•r•npstion. Wash- Lea.viug Brandon, be went to Melee, IN THE MATTER OF T1111 174
-Richard Porter, Donald Harris, trig what? Clothes or dishes or Ilan., where he wits salesman for the g TATE OF WILLIAM JAMES
Gerald Orr, Willie Porter, Jean Sow- babies?-linm4lton Herald, MaseeyJTarris Co. Be also held the T(lI1tNSTON. T..1TE OF THE TOWN
Position there of clerk of the County OF GOf11111(111. IN THE 0OUNTY
shown at the time of his sad bereave-
ment.
ANWANTED 1
WTED.-A MAID FOR LIGHT
housework. Apply to MRS.
FRA,N'K SAT'N,DFRtS. It
WANTED. -GOOD, PLAIN - COOK
for general housework. Must be
fond of children. P.O.. BOX 208 or
Phone 59W. - = it
e- r - ►TTi.D --1 s4T10?:
&S -MAT
NITY
8-35.4 PNITY nurse. MRS. SNAZEL,
Brock street. Goderich. -
NOTICE TO ('REDITOR4
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXxXX2CXX flrarlrsftixr/lrxxxXXXXXXX
NewestFallin
ies__ and MMisses' Coats
E invite you to come in and see our new line of ladies'
and misses' Coats. They are skillfully developed of
gorgeous broadtail fabrics, pinpoints, neediepoints, broad-
cloths, suedines and duvetynes. Soft silky furs in many beau-
tiful blends add richly to these lovely garments. The colors
are as'varied as the many new styles, giving so much variety
to the most exacting taste. Select now at lowest prices.
The New Dresses
We have rceir(sl a new ehipn.entw.f la(ie-'
and misses' new Fall lessees. Every oneof flag,•
charming frocks rrpeeinces the style features of
hish•pricol Paris tmsh'Is. The Dresses am of :.
style richness and quality that we believe an.
unequalled at our low marking.
Children's Fall Dresses
We have a new line of children's
Fall Flannel Dresses. Priced from
$3.95 to $5.95.
Our Motto Is : "Good Service, Small Profits and Big Turnover"
Court. Moring to lestevan, Sank.. he OF TiT"RON, GEN'rr E iAN, DFe
acted Rg Invi'P('t,,r of homesteads and (IBASEID.
being a very .popular man he was
Xcalled upon to contest the riding for NOTICE ishereby given. pursuant
the tool Ltglsheitre and wag elected i to Section :p6 of the Trnetees Act.
N.try a large majority. Afterwards he ' R.S.O., 1914, ('hap. 121. that alit
b ecatne a member of the Provincial ' creditors and others having claims nr
Kst Gevernm(•nt As Treasurer and Min- I demands ngalnst the estate of the
At Inter of Telephones. The late J. M. eeld William James Johnaten, who
Bell. of Goderich, was a brother. The tied nn or about the 7th day of May,
surviving member: of the family are A.D. -1927. ntthe town of Goderich.
James Bell,.of Winnipeg; Mrs. Tsa- Are required. on nr before the 311th
belle Wells. of Detroit, and Mr$. Agnes day of September. A.P. 1927. to send
Gibbs, of Mitchell, Ont. He braves by past. prepaid. or deliver to the
also --Iiia -to►f«,-three daughters end cxeeutnr of the last will and testa-
three sons nt 'Regina, and one eon at maul nt the mild( dhmast d, theft
Vancouver. l4.('. 11r. harry Wells. of Christian names and surnames, ad -
11 town, 1s a nephew Mr. Bell had sof- l,ren..ee and desteriptlnns, the full par -
fern! for a nnmi'.•r of year8 from dia- tierdere, In writing. of their clefine,
hetet', hilt 4141 not resign his official a statement of their emelt/Wt. and
pnsition until n year ago. He Was In the natnre of the security. if any. held
his eeventT'Seenn,p year. I by them.
1(111.18. BT,A'(2C$1E
One of GnderIclea hest -known reaf-
4enti and oldestbusiness men de -
farted ting life on )(enemy. In the per-
son of Mr. Chores Blackstone. Death
followed a brief !'mess of pneumonia
Saunders' Read and Dry Goods Store
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
such last mentioned date the mild
executor will proceed to distribute the
assets of the said deceased ameba
the pfrtles entitled thereto, having
regnrd only to the claims of which 1t
shall then here notice, and that the
developing. from a cold. it is only. a said executor will not be liable for
little over two months /mete his wife the said aete or any part thereof to
passed away. Mr. Blackstone wee any person or persons of whose elalm
born in the city of York. England. notes sfisll not hive been received by
It at the time of such dlatrthntlnn.
DI'rITiEY E. HOT.MFX5,
RolleItnr for the said Execntor.
DATED at Goderich this 18th day
of September. A:T. 1927. 2t
yio-wear Septemler 14th. 142, -and had thus
rreched the good „la age of eighty-five
years. Tn y,•r., after hie marriage.
Mr. Blaekson-, ,np with big wife
eend eldest •on r,. ranm ie. The fam-
fly lire! for ten re1rs at Clinton nn!
*bout thirty•sod.1;year.. ago conte 1n NlrrT(E TS HEREBY OTVBN THAT
Goderleh,:\t clutter)Mr. illnrk-tone 11 ail persons having elalms againtunsemploe4 ei•i, the T)oherty Organ the e%tate of Martha Green. late of
n s wnesl er•.r and designer. rind the town of Gn,lerlh, to the entlntrhf
when he Came Go4Prinh 1t was ,to Huron who died en or menu* the 29th
take R poition tit a similar enpnelty de of antnut. A. D. 11127, DIV.re-
with *he newly-,.rnisM. Goderih Or- giilre'l to forward their claims to the
_Sntby.__.rs later he tte>nt 4nndergigned. duly'Into the eonfrr1.',:ty buelness In the ' the 3(1th clay of September, 11121'.
well-known West street stand which AND NYYFI('E Is fnrfher gien that
he (nn,ihted to the time of his death. I after the mini dote the ndm(nftntnrIfr. 711RCketone had a great love of of the said( estate will proeed to ell'
innate and In ono wy or other he wow trihnte the e•tntehaving regent only
eonneete•1 with misdeal organirations to mieh .Mime so he shall then have
through a great 'i.nrtSon of his life In had' nnfim.
Clinton as bandmaster of the Doherty DATED nt Goderich this 13th day of
Organ Co 's hnn,l and In Goderi. h A• September A T' 1927.
EAST SIDE UFS SQUARE GODERICH nrgnnizrr and rnflMlMor of a boys'
Qhand,choirlender,tMeherof mnsft,Solleltor. for hA Adminllstrator.
11.,„„,..x.........,.......h+/rr an4 m,•mM•r , f the R1.ekstnnr nr- Hamilton Street, OrxMrlch, Ont.
UOUSE FOR SAI.E.-APPLY TO J.
S. BEDFORD, Cobourg street.
Goderich. tf
s '
ACCTIONEERIINO
THOMAS G I'XDRY. GODERTCH.
LIVE STOCK A";7) GENERAL
A I'CTION EER
Telephone No. 119.
Sales attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give satlsfactiaa.
Farmers' sal discounted.
e notes dls an ed.
ROBT. ROBERTSON.
The Auctioneer,
will conduct and arrange any sale as
the latest methods to get the best re-
sulta. See him or drop a card and be
will give it immediate attentles.
Firs sales a specialty. Eldon tit-,
Ooderleb.
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONEE
DR. A. N. ATKINSON
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUG-
LESS THERAPIST
OODERICH
Equipped with elect ro-magnetle
bathe. Electronic electric treatments
and chtropractic. Chronic organic and
nervous diseases. Lady in attendancs
Ofnce hours 2 to 5. and 7 to 9 put,
excepting Monday and Thursday aL
ternoons and evenings, and by ap-
pointment.
p-
polntment.
Residence and of5ce-4)orner e/
South street and Britannia road.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
i,`RANK P. GIBBS, CHARTERED
Accountant, 102 Ontario street
rIN'RESERVED Af'CPiON SALE OF Stratford. l'hone 1580. Res. 1330J.
A 4:rACvR`E. 1'A Ad OI T 4%
mmEs FROM GODDRpGE ON THE
COUNTY HIGH WAY. MEDICAL
MR. A. NrDLn{OLD$
will sell by public auction at the
premises+, part Let 9, concession 8,
W D. Colborne, or,
MONDAY, SE1'TIBILfIFR 28th,
at 1.20 o'clock, sharp: -
The farm, conteining 9:, acres (be
the same more or ie•/A) on which there
is a comfortable frame dwelling In a
fair state of repos: also barna anti
stabling and stouts acres of orchard
in gond cnndltim.. The fences are
Rood, and the place has been kept in
good farming shag --part of the place
hag -been under garden crepe.
'khls property- will be wild without
reseife, as the pr. ;.rtetor is giving up
farming.
TERMS -Ten le r cent. to paid at
lane of ssle; Mimes in thirty' -days,
(niter tern,a can b.. arranged.
This Is an idea: property for poul-
try farm or anyone wanting to be with-
in a short distance of town in 7iie
outside. Store at ,enter of property;
school, 1 mile; lake 1% miles;
A. NIX'KOLDS. T. GUNDRT ! SON,
Proprietor, Auctioneers.
R. R. 6, Go lertch.
RANKRI 1T SALE
B:baa:lti'PTf1Y SALE OF VALU-
.VBLE RES$ PFJNTIAL PROF.'
F7RTY.
The trustee of the
ESTATE OFF W. H. JACTKSONT
has instructed ng to sell at palMie ene-
tlon the splendid rrgidenep nod lands
being lot running number s.•i.' in the
Town of Gndericl', southwest corner
of North street nod ;Nelson etreet, at
12.30 o'clock on
RATi'1RfAY, T111) 10 DAT OF
Otrtt(4IIF1R, 1927,
at the premise,
This property must be sold. There
Pt R building int in the ren, and two
complete apartment.. separated by a
hriek wall. The property 18 In good
condition and the hire% apartment at
present rents. for *20.00 per month.
Immediate • pttusesel0n_01 the front
npnrtment (van he give$. The prop
arty will he old at a reserved had.
TERMS -Ten per eent. of the pnr-
Chase price ms n lepnalt, and the bal-
ance within 30 lova.
For further puarticular.. apply to
FTAVO & RAYS.
Solicitors Goder1Ch, Ont.
OIW4RG? WI -LLT AM9. FA14
Trn..tee, lied erleh,
THOS. Oi!'?4T tT & SON,
Auctioneers,
nR. F. J. R. FORSTER
EYE. EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York Oph-
thalmic and Aural Hospital, assistant
at Moorefield Eye Hospital and
Golden Square Throat Hospital, Lon-
don, Eng.
53 Waterloo 8t. S., Stratford. Tel-
ephone 267.
At Hotel Bedford, Goderich, on the
evening of third Monday of each
month till the following day. Tuesday,
at 1 p.m. Next visit In September.
LEGAL
(t'EV? EST M. LEE,
Barrister and Solicitor
10 King street east, Toronto 2.
Telephones Elgin 8416-8417.
DUDLEY E. HOLMEB
Barrister, Ete.
OtSee-Hamliton street. Godertel
Phone 27.
R. DARROW, BARRISTER,
Successor to J. L. Killoran.
Phone 97.
Office -The Square. Ooderlcb,.
*tape & Flare
BARRIeraRR, ETC.
R.O. HA YS -R C. H A Y9 In., B.A.
Hamilton St., Aodericn
INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC,
McKTLLOP MUTUAL FIRE INI-
BURANCE CO. -Farm and lea
lated town property insured
Omcere-Jas. Connolly, Pres., God-
erich P. 0.; Jam. Evans, Vice -Pres
Beechwood P. 0.; D. F. McGregor.
Sec. -Tress.. Seafortb P. 0.
Directors -A. Broadfoot, R. IA
No. 11, Seaforth ; John G. Grieve, Ns
4, Walton: William Rine, R. R. Na
2, Beaforth ; John Bennewles, Brod-
bagen ; Geo. McCartney. R. R. No. IL
Sesforth ; Robert Ferris, Harloek;
Mntny Gibson, Brmer'AOMd: Janse
Evans. Beechwood; James Connolls.
Goderieh.
Agents- J. W. Yeo. (ioderfe b ;
Alen. Leitch, R. R. Ne. 1, Citntoe ;
John Murray. fieatortk ; E. Hlschisy,
SNtnrth. Poliey-holders can sake all
payments and get their cards receipt -
M at R. J. )Iorrlsk's Clothing /toe$.
Clinton; R. H. Cattle Grocery, Xing -
e'en street. (iedericb, or J. A. Retire
General /tern Baydeill.