The Signal, 1928-04-05, Page 8$-RLmt'ad*y, April 5, 1928.
AUCTION SALE
of Furniture, Rugs, House Furnishings, Draperies,
Fancy China and Bric-a-Brac at
Walker's Furniture Store
West Side of Square, Goderich, on
Saturday Evening, April 7th
commencing at 7.30 o'clock.
Mr. Walker has leased his; store to the %Vater & Light
Commission and the floor must be cleared. If you want
some real bargains attend this sale.
T. GUNDRY & SON, Auctioneers.
Town of Goderich
Dogs
The Town Bylaws requirt
that the owner or harborer of
any dog shall obtain' a license
an such -dog nhalLT4e _a li-
cense tag. _____
I have been instructed to
enforce this bylaw.
Get your license at once and
save prosecution.
R. C. Postelethwaite,
OM1, f of 1',olic.
LEEBURN
Li+IEBI'li , April 4. -Mr. Hugh
Chisholm arrived home the end of last
week from Sarnia, where he had been
workjig for several months.
Mr. and Mn. John Potter, from
Newark, spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Cook. Mr. Potter 1s a
brother of Mrs. Cook. f
Spring plowing has started in curl
neighborhood. Mr, Jus. Chisholm, sr., I
Our -deepest Symeatlt7-gees out to.
the members of the Foley &dolly in
their sore bereavement by the death of
their sistvr, Miss Maggie, on Sunday
morning, and that of their dearly be.;
_kneel mother on Tuesday at noon.
Further mention will be made next 1
week,
~'Awful
Nell, lkey, how's business?"
"Terrible: Even de people` --'vol •
don't pay ain't buying noding."--
Selected.
Notice
All owners and oc-
cupiers of premises are
hereby notified that all
garbage, etc., must be re-
moved from their prem-
ises by May 1st, 1928.
F. G. WEiR,
Assistant Sanitary' inspector
WARNING
The Corn Borer
Act
-\;1 Corn stubble must be
ploughed under gird ke p t
under.
If it is dragged up it must
be either burned or ploughed
under. '
Do not use a toothed culti-
vator after ploughing.
Clean up your barnyard. All
clean-up work must be done
before May 20.
- -- OSWALD GiNN,
i r M -Teeter
THE SIGNAL,
G. C. I. LITERARY SOCIETY
CELEBRATES ITS JUBILEE
(Continued from page 3)
allj varied Its programs by baying a
few chemical and philosophical expert -
menta, Ito the amassment of which
Mi. Beds, the flet science master of
the sellout, was' ueua:ty very success-
ful, end tbat at his suggestion the
S.* ietl purchased u wage.• luuteru and
a number of slides.
Thanks to the debutiug and reciting
Calcul of which the Society could boast
in emote curly years, coupled with the
kind gasistauce of frieuda outside the
sc•houl In arrauging tableaux, etc., the
Society was able to raise considerable
sums by public entertainments without
much expense. It also, however, from
time to time brought elocutionists of
note and other entertainers to the
town, among the-itr'*rknown being
Miss Jessie Alexander, Mrs. Agues
Kunz pluck and Grenville Klettsvr. 1t
woould be prottiably quite safe to say
that, including books, apparatus, or-
gan, piano, furniture. decorations, etc.,
the Society 'raised and expended over
$tinO io the first twenty years of its
existence,
• When a Mode! &ehoul was este
fished In 1815) It was decided to tnvi
its studeuts to Juiti in the manage-
ment and work of the Society, an
thereafter, as lung as tate Ml
School existed, it was customary fo
the Society during the fall term to
-tinder tau• joint control of the tw
schools, each, Lowecer, having its ew
c•tiit+.r- t-tt.i,_.-jutilltgl _ -
Lesi"-apiy--wrong inference should h
drawn from the list of prominent ez-
members previously given, it may be
as well to state explicitly that from
the first the girls took their full share
in the prxeeerlings of the Society, and
that very much of its success bas at
all rimes been due to their willing and
efficient services. Oue would like; in -
(teed, to mention some , of those to
whom it was specially indebted,- but
space would fall to name them all, and
toa
make a et•lcetloa Wight be invidi-
ous Moreover, some of the dear girls
Of old might not care now to be re -
Minded et the lapse of years since
their school days. Of -Iate'years& the
increasing proportion of their sex, es-
pecially 1r' the higher forms, has tend-
ed to throw the control of the Society
more than ever into their hands.
Abort from the changed proportions
„f the sexes, and the lowering of the
average age of the pupils, two other gr
changes 8trlke'me on looking back over 'en
tee history and work of the Society, , tit
and furnish some cause for regret. his
j The first is that the Society in its
earlier years was carried on mainly s
for the benefit of its members, and the, rs
majority of them took a more or less be
active part in its proceedings. The fe
first loci of 'every ordinary meeting,
averaging probably half an hour, was
devoted to business, and the discussion
„f matters of interest. In fact, much
of the work now 11..: a by the eeeett-
fice was tben dent by the Society, and
the consequence was that the members
had opportunities to get a useful
eons/neon training; -tit learning how to
deal with motions, amendments, re-
ports and points of order. mu
Now a large part of the andiene• vetch
eenelate of visitors, and of Junior pu-
pils, who come simply for pleasure, joy
and the consequence has been that the Hl
business part of the meetings has till
been virtually eliminated, and that the
tendency in making up the programs is to
to have regard quite as much to what wit
will .please the audience as to what fro
will benefit the me -inhere of the school. bee
Ilowever. the Sor•iety stilt plays an fm- rk't
'iortant and useful part to atnden.t nil
Life at the G.t'.I„and for the aake.of co
its po**ihifltfes in the 'future, as well actt
as its crdital.te record In the past, all nuc
int obi members will join in cordially
wishing it n r•nen-al of life and vigor
ip the yesrs to eome.
GODERICH, ONT.
tiou always; erring, "Scenes of my
youth whet( cry sport could please!"
My term at pie Collegiate was rather
brief and 1 (rare- few recollections of
any note. 1 hole the jubtlee celebra-
tion will be eseeessful ler every way.
Convey my gre'<tiugs to the Society,
and beat wlebes for cvontinuetl sutross,
From W. H, Johnston, Exeter.
1 should lie- to be preaent 1f cir-
cumstancee perruitted, especially eine
soy dear ol4 lricud Mr. John Elliott
will he theta
As to the Literary 'Society, 1 first
came In touch with it in the fail of
1876 -while oteuding the Model
School, and trcuf the beginning en-
joyed the meetings.
From the >t. 'suing the Society was
a success. This was owing in a large
degree to the unstinted support given
to 1t toy the fire staff of teachers of
that day, v1*,, M,•ssrs, Strang, Mac-
donald,
ap
donald, S. P. 1 (Its and Miss Kay.
Deur 01d Dr. $:ring always had the
question drawer :!rid many and varied
were the queen •ns heeded in. One
night the same questioner asked, "At
what times is i' not wise to study?"
and "Wbo was ^te Man In the Iron
b- Mask?" Dr. s'r.,ng answered the
to latter question si:hout hesitation. but
was rather slow its answering the first,
d because it wu- hardly wise to let
'Mod go1e. boys kaoa ;...-re were such times.
Ills commendar. -' addresses at every
be meeting couple,! t Ith his helpful eel-
tb•isms be/ped ,Hake these gather-
; Ings of great re nc to the students.
Again. those :,.,'etiags were simply
wonderful when ,Mn important debate
was given. We !old such studeats-ln-
those days as S. 1. Washington, K.C.,
of Hamilton; J. 11, Stewart, a school
principal later ea. Kingston; ('. La
Craseweller, wi:r married another
student, Mia Dickson. the jailer's
daugbter; hls 1 ;ether Frank, a suc-
cessful lawyer , Iht!urh ; Ed. J. B.
Duncan, now . r Toronto; John
(Hugh?) Davide :: and many others
who have been sc.-.essful in a greater
orlea.
'ger degm•• boot 1 beliere that
hundreds of then: are able to attribute
n large measure ,'f their success to
their training in the Goderlett Collegi-
ate Institute an.; es splendid Literary
Society.
To sbow bow :..ng ago the beginning
of this Society net court but to men.
tion that at one meeting tot which I
was present 1n ,'.,• earl , .1gtitles the
subject of allowing young women to
attend the unteersttles and go on to
aduation was ,list•uleed quite freely,
d one student wondered what the
Ie of the degree would be. beeattse to
Mind It wend not he possible for
girl to become n "Bachelor' of Arts.
In closing, allow me to say that I
gret greatly that I, ant not able to
present with you in this your
bilee celebration, .but you hare my
sincerest wishes for continued
perity and the turning mit of- the fl
tylaes of girls and boys of w
Canada will be proud in the days
roam.
NOW!
Close in Your Verandah and
have it done Properly with
Sash and Screens
Cold nights comfortable with sash closed. Hot nights
same [all openings screened] with sash open.
See some we have built. They are delighted.
You will be.
Goderich Planing Mills
47W (BUCHANAN'S
remember that my side did not win.
May the Society continue to nour-
ish. and may this be but the first of
many half -century celebrations!
From J. A. lltylor, I.1e.) ., St. Thomas.
What weworiee cluster around that
sacred school-nremorles at Straug, of
Hull and of Moore! Would it not be
delightful If we could have a reunion
of the old students? What a marvel-
lous ;te•rtouality Dr. Strang had and
what a wonderful influence he exerted
on his students; "Verily he being
Mead yet speaketh."
SURPRISING FIGURES
Figures bearing on the status of the
telepboae la tauada are ofteu com-
mented upon by visitors and curres-
lontkute front Eurvpeau countries.
Such sources of information es the an-
nual retort of the Bell Telephone
Company are quoted 1.0 comparisons
between the Canadian service and that
of older countries.
Doubtless It would prove of even
greater interest to those across the
,ot•eau to learn that in Outarlo and
Quebec shine the average daily use of
long distance in 111L'7 was :ie,So1 mes-
sages, This figure iydkates to a de-
gree astounding on the other side of
the Atlantic the Canadian demand for
rapid communication reettelless ut
ditrtauec.
Just So
"Oh yea" she aid proudly, "we
C111 tract• our ancestors& back to-to-
weil, I don't know exactly wbo, but
we've been deitettding for sectaries."
BORN
COWAN.-la East We -eeriest', on
Monday, April 2nd, 1931. le Mr. and
Mrs. George Cowan, a son.
aAt'1NDEJIS--At the hospital, Strat-
ford. on Thursday, March 29th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Saunders,
a daughter (Mary Elizabeth).
WILSON. --At Alexandra hospital,
Goderfch, on Friday. Marek :4nh, to
Mr. and Mrs. Fret Wilson. a daugh-
ter (Itclen Grace).
DIED.
HOLT.-At Toronto, on Wednesday,
April 4th, Rebecca Elwood, widow
of the late Judge Philip Holt, of
OoderIeh.
The funeral will take place from St.
George's chumb, Goderleb, on Satur-
day. April 7th. Service at the church
Immediately after the arrival of the
12,20 (noon) C N.ite (rain, Interment
at Maitland cemetery.
BL1YCE. 11n Goderich. olio Thursday,
April 518. Thomas Boyce, aged 79
years.
The Masora! will take place from his
Late residence. South street, on Katur--
day. April 718. Service et the house
pros-' at 1 o'clock. Interment at Baird's
nest- ORA,RII.-At 3207 Phit*delpbta aye -
bow nue, Detroit, Mich.. George F.
to Crabb, youngest von of the. late
Christopher and Janet Crabb of
Goderich. In his 51st year, •
m- FOLEY.-In Colborne township, on
Sunday, A'prtl 1st, Margaret Foley
/; i eMt* Matthew Foley,
aged 55 years, __ ______
> 'a11BDY.-In Godericb, 'on' iton lay,
April 2nd, Oswald L. Sturdy, In. his
7Sth year,
FOLEY.-In Colborne township, .
Tuesdny, April 3rd, Margaret Kelly,
widow of the late Matthew Foley,
age,( 93 years.
WOODS, -In Godericb township, on
Friday, March 30th. John Words, In
his 82nd year.
From C. L Otasswetter, B.A., Lea
ington.
Mrs risawetter-antt
eh that we cannot be present at the
rating next Friday eyWe
al! M $ad anti ede ..in.-
a eaten •et (bee • (Cell
gh School Literary Society, and I
ak we proti:ed a good deal, 100. ,
Nearly fifty years ago, in Sep -
tither. 157e. I became connected
b 'the Society. I bad Just come
w some Sean' teaching in the
kwoods of the Parry Sound dist-
end I rejoiced wholeheartedly in
tee opportunities opentel to me in
anectlon with the High School
vines. in particular we all owe
h to the very wise anal sympa-
thetic way In which Dr. Strang gui
the Infant soetety. Then, too,
were most of us much older than
aversive ID gh School student of tna
y busy hours we spent,- not sol
controversy, in working out, a
riding, and reamendtng the
Hon, mauy busy hours. too,
(it -bates). As I remember, amo
ctice ones of my time were Jo
rtlon, Duce Bruce, Tom Morri
D. Cameron, J. Russell :Rua
Mgt
Davidson, O. A. Odium, Jr
llllcrny, Bob McNair, Riche
r, David Dobie, John Elton
rge Oobblcdlek, etc., among t
stud young igen. It would be
t
Ilk?' to meet with those of the
Itrinf.
MESSAGES RECEIVED ' 1 Man
M out
IMOD! OLD-TIME PUPILS; *lite
sew
Pollee-Ingo are extra is from letters' tier a
'ecP
rirell in conne-ti•,n elf), The jubilee Rube
of the Gall. Literary Society: It.
From Rev. David ferric, D.D. Wing-; Hug
ham. • Mot;List fall I chanced to be in the' Mille
town for the greater part of an after- Geo
noon. I walked last the school and boys
down to the bank of the lake, my old great
walk of forty-six years ago. 1 must still
conte**, I felt bluely and even sad.
Goideneth's words with a alight raria-
TN MFMOKI:1M
SNYDER.-In memory of Harvey B.
' Snyder. beloved husband of .I,,y
we Lohb, who passed away on Apri; a,
the ipee
ay "Death, like a narrow stream, div,.loe
toll- The Heaceniy land from this
lid There the companion of my soul
con- *Irides,
"n 1 Tn 'Bence, Ms Cite 1 tales.
ng, May he go faring en, ns dear
lin 1n the love of There. as the lore or'
eh. Here."
rt. dosing Wife
ran
rd ; ORI(, -In loving memory of onr dear
tt, brother. who pnesed away on April.'
he 2nd, 1926.
a. "We often think of days gone by
m When we were all together' '
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Masonic Temple Building GODERICH Phones 230-231
From E. 8. Unearth, B,A., Hamilton.
Your letter stirs moat pleasant
memories (rt the good old days of long
I shall be glad to be number
ago,
in your llst of Iloose of 1881,2. Fort
Rix years ago: Impossible! Cone
my test &visor.), and most *ince
greetings to those who are still car
ing on to- the aid school -In the' of
Lit.
By the way. Carrie Williams, to
wbom you refer la your letter as U
secretary of the progrnm committee.
on* In lb/mitten a month or ao ago
and 1 had the 1,1oasure of meeting her.
I• -rem Prof. J. C. Robertson, Toronto,
There W' no lfind of 'millivolt'
light in the school at that tlme; nn
as we w•Itntert to bave our meet)ngs,
'Ike eve sta91T edelety, in the even
ing, we derided to "(pend part of on
snail twirls on the purchase of mom
aptall cn*I-nil hnaeket lamps, whit•
were tvercwed to the framework
some of the tlindows. The reason
remember r':1 nbont this pun -heats
Icarefttlly. nee.4sted with John
StnMy, i think g It that It fill to, ov
f
AUCTION BALES
AUCTION SALE OF 1'UREBAJID
HEREFORD CATTLE, including
herd bull, Golden Prince (49601), and
15 tows, heifers and calves. Also
grade cattle; horses; a full line of
Impietierita, and a quantity t.f grain.
At lot 42, commotion 4, East Wawa•
nosh. 2n(s tulles north (f Myth,
Thursday. April 12th. Farm is sold,
JOHN RIENWICK,
I'roprletoe.
T. GUNDRY & SON,
Auctioneers.
ALOTi()N BALE OF 15 DRAFT AND
GENERAL P5RTO5E HORSES.
MR. ERNEST TOWNSHFLV7)
will Dell by public suction at the Red
Bath, east of (be C.N.R. tracks, on
Huron rood, Goderich, on
TUESDAY, APRIL. 10th,
commencing at 1 o'clock, sharp:
One pair of big draft horses, 6 and
7 years old; 1 matched pair of blacks,
mare and gelding, 7 and 9 years old;
1 matched pair of bay mares. 6 and 9
years old; 1 bay mare, 7 year old,
about 1400 into.; 1 bay mare, 5 years
old, about 140(1 Rue: 1 hay gelding, 6
years old. About 1500 tbs. ; 1 lacy fitly,
11 year' nld, end lire good useful gen-
eral purpg,se• work horse!: *1ce 2 good
road horses. • •
TERMS -Eight months' credit will
toe elven on eurnl king appro. e.) notes
heti ring lutere' 1 at 6 1r•r ,.'nt. per
annum.
T. Gi4VIIRY & SON,
F, 'Ih)\teeeirreele Anetionceer.
Prrprleter.
AI'('T1t►N SALT; or FOit1'Y t'1 V8
1tI:AD OF CATTLE.
To he held at the farm et the under-
signed. just west of llolwefvilte, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1118. --
at -
1t', rlmrp, as follows:
C'atde.-Twelve fresh cows; 3 cows,
fresh
to a i
a A i
4 pr 1 , halter, to freshen
in May ; 2 heifers, to freshen in. Au-
gust: d Holstein heifers, to freshen in
September and tktuber; 6 cows, rising
4 years. dry; 3 beifers, tieing 3 years;
year-old Ijurham ; 2 Hutment betters,
8 weeks old; M Aberdeen and Durham
calves, 1 mouth old; heifer, rising 2
years old, partly fist. -
Hotties,-.Nk'ely turned grey Per-
eherou mare. risbig 5 years old. 25(5)
Ms.: bay gelding, rising 7 years old,
about 1500 lbs,
Pip ---Sow, with litter; sow. due to
farrow July 20; Yorkshire bog, 2
years old.
Itnpknrrrtts, Ete.-New 7 -ft. vitt
!Setting binder; Massey- barna atow-
er, et-ft,scut, nearly new; borne rake,
rteurly new, 10 -ft.; wagon, niearly
new. Tudhope & Anderson; quantity
hay; 3r' young white hen.. hilitis.
TERMS -Twelve menthe' credit
will be given on furnishing npprove,t
Joint notes, or a discount of 9 per cent,
per annum allotted for cads ion (' *'dit
amounts,
8. R. McMATR, G. 11. ELLIOTr,
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS' SALE
EXWIU'PORA' RALE OF VALUABLE
• FARM LANDS.
The Eteentnre of (be e•tnte of the
late !suiec Henry Toting wilt sell by
pnhllc anetion at the "Godcrieh Inn"
(formerly Lannon's Hotel). Hamilton
street, G(e1eri(•h, on April 7th. at 1
n'cloek In the afternoon. the fellowln
lands:
Portlnns of lots numbers fire an
dlr. In the fourth coneesslon, Wester
112vla en. of the Township of ('elborne
being more perrlcnlarly deaer(b*d aa
follow*: f'ommedeing at a post dented
on the East limit of said lot, Bald post
Leine tope South forty-three degrees
forty minutes Weet. .nd a Tfiefa
twenty (-loathe and sixteen links from
the'Nnrthweet angle of said int num- Erg. EAR, NOSE, THROAT
FOR SALE
port HAUL. -BAY MAR, IMOV'LN
a years old; about 1'100 lb. B. 11.
LINDSAY, H. R. 2, Godericb. Tele-
phone (102-26. It
Von SALE. -GOOD OOMFORf1'-
4 ABLE frame house on MacDon-
a1d street next the fair grounds, with
a good quantity of land attached.
Tills is to be sold at once in order to
close up an estate. LIJDLaY F.
IIOLM)1S, (iodertch,
ALFALFA CLOVER ?OR SALE 1N
trealed bags. Ontario variegated.
brown near Aliso Craig. Canadian
Government standard No. 1. W. L.
YOUNG, 1t. •11. 5, Goderich. Tele-
phone Colborne Municipal 2t1r26. 2t
r,OR SALE. -WHITE BLOSSOM
SWEET CLOVER SEED, Appy
to ROBERT W. BODGES, left. No.
1, Goder(t•h, Telephone t105r11, God-
erlth township, 1t
x(:(39 FOR HAT0HING.-BUFF OR-
+ 1'INGTONS and White Wyan-
dotte.. From good winter layers;
winters of cup at Stratford show,
Also Chine/1111a rabtdts for sale. Apply
Tt(08. HOWLER, Mnnteatur street. at
Cklb MINED MAPLE AND BEECH
wood for sale. BAXTER & TUR -
TON. R. R. 5. Goderich. I'hone 174,
Carlow. H
UI'K1GHT PIANO (BELL) FO1t
SALE, -In first-class condition.
Apply to DONALD 1taeKAT, 9 O.
Buz 457, Goderich. •
DE'sIRABLE RESIDENCE 11ROPF3t-
aase TY FOR SALE. -At corner of Bri-
tannia road and William& street. Ten
rooms besides bathroom, closets, ate.
Good furnace, All conveniences For
terms and further particulars apply to
DONALD MacKAY, P. O. Box 491.
Goderich. tt
ACCT IONEERENfi
TH(►MA8 GI?r'DRY, GOD)1R1of,
LIVE STOCK AND OIMNBRAj
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119.
Vales attended to anywhere and even
effort made to give aatlstacties
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
ROBT. ROBERTSON,
The Auctioneer.
will conduct and arrange any sale o*
the latest methods to get the best n-
ettle/. See him or drop a card and be
will give it immediate attention.
Farm sales a streets!:y. Eldon fit,
Goderich.
DRUGLESSPRACITIIONRR
D8. A. N. ATKINSON
' CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUG-
LESS THERAPIST
GODERICH
Equipped with electro -magnet,*
batta. Electronic electric treatment*
and cblropraetic. Cbrook organic aat
nerrous diseases. Lady in attendance
O113ce boon 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 pea.,
excepting Mamday and Thursday af-
ternoons and evenings, and by aye
pots t men t.
Residence and once•-- Jorner et
South street and Britanala road.
g
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
n PRANK- 1'. (,iBBs, CHARTERED
• Ae 'ouutant. 102 Ontario street
Stratford. Phone 1580, Res, 13.30J,
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. R. FOR8TL''R,
her fire. thence dee South forty -rix
degrees. twenty minutes East fifty
chain+ and, forty links to a pont
planted thence dire South forty-three
degrees *r',1 forty minutes West ten
e•hains and eight link* to a post;
1henete tine North forty -prix decree* and
twenty mimttes Weer fifty rh*itts end
forty !bike more or les. to the tnter-
5eettnn with the Bait limit of the stele
road, thence following said Rest limit
of side rand den North forty-three de-
gree, and` forty m(nnte. Rust ten
•h*Ins and eight link* more or le.., to
the pined of beanning, said parcels
.etnining hr admeasaremcnt together
iftc nems and fmjrelfthe of an acre
1 land. exeept)ng therm/it those por-
ion• of RAM lot mold and conveyed to
hr' (;nelph and Goslerieh Railway
'ompnne.
On the mole( premises ie n small or -
The shadow o'er our liras is cast, 1,
Our Loved one gone forever.
'Tonight the stars now gleaming
T'pen a lonely grave; 1 I
ell There eleelxeth, without dreaming.
One we loved, tout could not save. t
7- t
ey "The rolling streams of life pass on. r
Te But still the vacant chair .
carr
Becallr the smile, the lore, the tofee
d i Of one who once mat there." f
--lir, and Mrs. -Herbert ()r'r, 1230• t
20 Are.. N. W., r'nigary, Attn.
le
•
1'
d
CARD OF THANKS
hard, 17 sierra of alfalfa. 16 nett*
all tdoughed. and 4 nrrce subtle, and
he ?sinners of the land 1* in pasture.
ft im !delete nhnnt 4 miles from Gott -
.rich. and one mile from ifcffnw
atntbit.
flatsesseion ase be giren fmmedinte-
y. Forth wilt be .01st- _su8Ject _ 11L &
teemed Md.
TERMS-Tenper rent ens)) *t the
IMP of-purvtt*.e end the balance wlth-
Ali eey. at 6 per eent Interest.'
For further pnrtfenlnr•. nnply to
11.11'S & TT.1YS.
(loderlelt Ontnrlo.
Sellritor• for Vendor..
Tltnc 1:1-x1181' & ,WON.
Anettnneer•. Rf
THE: FAMILY OF T111: LATE JOHN 1
W(N)DS wish to ectenet their elm r
Sere thanks to 'friend, Fond neighbors
and to. the WnrShh)fu! Master of thelt
Orange (order for many .kindnesses in
and for the beautiful floral tributes, •
r' LOST OR FOUND
r
h i i►IIT, i7RRY PERSIAN CAT. MRS.
of L J. P- 11.1ItNI:V. Napier street,
I I (:rrtlerfch. It'
hit. in my enfsorlty of secretary (1
my memory 5errea tree). to clean theme
lnml*e and see to their tilling for oath
meeting. 1 snppnae the whool mos
hare halt a caretaker in tense days
Mit. In ell my recnlieetiona of my four
years In the Reboot no earetaker has
the smallest plate, Today, to Toronto.
the j*niton to often more Influential
than the print/el, shlrq was npper-
entby * httmbiP mea (or woman?). Anti
gnite willing that 1 *honed have *ll
the glory and honor of cleaning thome
dim add enmity 1*m!pehtmneee
1 Mtn remota/or Mktna part 1n hat
on, debate a threes-enrnered *frnlr nn
the ?stere of (Cantina. Not twec's•e of
any ennvtetlnna of me own, ell "1111r'
(oder to help maim np A fail team. 1
eh*mpinned the Mase of 1ndert en.5.
erten 1 hAve no Iden w?,ether *n•
noet ,tion or Britfa6 cnnneettnn won.
delnbtlema the (attar; bat I dtsttnetly
TO RENT
ti(I) RENT. ---STORE MITA BLE FOR
' l grocery or office. immediate pole
t .•cellon given. Apply to ALEX.
S.tl'NT)ERtt, Gnderlch.
tis•
(10--TiDI WEST HALF (1),"
•the bowie on the earner of North
:211(1 \cigars streets, known AA the Kb1d,
1 or J*ek•nn property, presently erre-
! plte'd by Mire. Hetherington. Apply to
(iEt) WILLIAMS. Trnetee for the
Estate of W. H. ,leeke-m, Canadian
Rank of ('nmmer'e Bending.
RAZOR KLADES SHARPENED
QAFI':TY RAZOR BLADES SHARP -
TONED. Single edge hl*rte*. 3e-
s'neh or 25c dog IMuhIe edge blades,
4e- tech. Gillette leads*, 3.''fe dos.
Metlwftirtinn gun r*nteed . ALF. TEM
R t R`i' & freeN, Weft street, (lode'rk'h.
('ARii OF THANKS
1 WT1SH TO CONVEY TO MY MANY
friends end neighbors my sin-
rerest thank* for the genuine One-
ness) stool sympathy shown o my wife
during her illness and to, the floral
trib(((es, end I sincerely wish to thank
all rhos. who assisted with their e*r'a;
also the Rev. F. C. Elliott, who *n
kindly ofhe1*ted at the faner,l in the
(th .me@ through tilnese of our own
pastor, the Rev, R. C. Menermld. T
would make sperl*I mention of one
who throngh genuine klndneme and
assistance helped to cheer and comfort
my wife and who was a constant
friend with her during her long and
weSrtanme Innate; I refer to our
neighbor. Mrs. J*nee A. Dalton. T
wish to thank alae the ner*tng staff
In the Aterandre hnepttal for their
kind attentionnd their eor4taBhy. 1
(nut ell thee* kindnesses will ever be
remem(4Pred by me. JOSEPH 1). WI!' -
0N, Cambria road, Goderich.
Late House Surgeon New York Oph-
thalmic and Aural Mospital, assistant
at Hooredeld Eye Hospital sat
Golden Square Throat Hospital, Loa -
don, Eng.
53 Waterloo St. $., Stratford. Tel-
ephone 267.
At liotel Bedford, Goderich, on tiro
evening of third Monday of each
month till the following day, Teasday,
at 1 p.m.
LEGAL
jv, R1 F,ST u. LHE,
Barrister and Solicitor
10 King street east, 'Toronto 2
Telephones Elgin 8414.8417,
DUDLEY E. HOLMES,
Barrister, ate.
Once-Ramllton street, Goderfei
Phone 27.
j, R. DAIRROW, BARRISTER, ETC.
as • Successor to J. L. Killoran,
Phone 97.
Office --The Square. (ioderl(4e.
Maps & *tape
Baxarxraas, Err.
R,C.HAY`t•-R.O,HAYS ,a„ B.A.
Hamilton St.. (iodericn
INSURANCE, LOANS. E'Ttie.
McKILLOP MUTUAL FTSE II(-
SURANCE CO. -Farm and Ise•
fated town property inmtred-
CiMeers-Jaa, Connolly, Pres., God-
erich P. 0.; Jas, Evans, Vice -Pres.,
Iteeehwood P. 0.; 1). F. McGregor,
See,-Treas., fleafortb P. O.
Directors -A, Rroadfoot, R. 13,
No. 8, Seaforth; John G. Grieve, Na
4, Walton; William Rlnn, R. R. No.
2, Neaforth ; John Rennewlea Rrod-
hagen ; Oeo. McCartney, R. R. No. S,
Seaforth; Robert Ferris, Rarlock;
Murray Gibson, Brucefletd; James
it vane, Beechwood; Jamas Connolle.
Godertcb,
Agents --J, W. Ten, GndeNcb;
Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton:
John Murray, Seaforth ; Y. Rlaehisy,
Seaforth. Policy -holders can mak. all
payments and (les their eaM*
pt -
ed at R. J. Merriak's (anthtng Shoes.
CMatoa ; R. R. Cates Grocery, King -
Eon street, (iederlch, or J. R. Ugh
Oeneeat Stora Rarest&