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25c extra. Tax extra.
Plan at iatuder's Drug Store Opens Tuesday, May 1st,. at
9. o'clock a. tn.
.1.•B. REYNOLDS, L. G. YOUNG. M. N. atacDONALI,
President Baseball Club. Secretary. Treasurer.
Notice
All owners and oc-
cupiers of premises ate
hereby notified that all
garbage, etc., must be re-
moved from their prem-
ises by May I st, 1918.
F. G. WEIR,
Assistant Sanitary Inspector
Baby Chicks
For five weeks, begin-
ning on Apiil 23rd. we
can supply you with S. C.
White Leghorn Chick s
from heavy laying stock.
Ruaranteesafedelivery
and that they are right in
every way.
WALTER ROSE
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
ANNOUNCEMENT
Commencing Monday, April ,0th, trading hours will be as
follow( : -
St.andard Stock and Mining Exchange( j 9 a. m. to 11.60 a. m.
Toronto Stock Exchange and
Mont tea
New York Stock Exchange - 1 -t'nchanged until
Chi(+ago and Winnipeg Galin Exchanges I further notice
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THE SIGNAL, - GODERICH, ONT. •
COUNCIL TO MARE
EFFORT TO OBTAIN
NEW INDUSTRIES
11928 be accepted; that the hospital G. 0. L TEST EXAMINATIONS
bonds retired by the town graut of
$8000 uud now Held by the (tank sf
Montreal be turned Into the Loudon
- and R"estern 'frust Company for call•
(Coatlansd from page 1) cell i0I1 ; Cha[ :+ ►;rant of $ o0t) be Wade
buses; to mills for separate se•howl pub
to the Atexan1ii. Iawpltal, iw the saltie
poses; Oji mills for Collegiate lost'- "'rbc special
as iu other years•
'rho special committee reported that
a d.rutwsttivu had been received from
the trustees of MacKay 'tall for the
use of their community room as a rest
room from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day.
lueludiug curetakiug uud heat, also
Salaries $ 8• 00 toilets anti washroom, tate evuucll to
Printing and udvertiatnt1,1011.1x► furahrp free outer and light and i*Y
Lawcosts f#M).00 =w a ar, and the couucll also to ap-
Eire ile{atrtineift ? poo one jier(on to the board o -f mint-
L obit( works, newts and
I1agement to represent the town cuuu-
road oil .000.W a•il. The committee recommended that
Charity and "aviylum pa this oRer be atvrptrd, and that the
1 -lents 1;eNl1)0 committee complete the arrangements
Public library
• 1 00 and erect any, signs requited.tirsnM The court of ravlsiuu reported that
Elections :110.00 It had considered applications of J.
l auk interest 3.200.00 Baee hler, Robert McLean estate. Thus.
!'.arks 900.(0 Wootton and It. %Pinter for exetup-
1'emtetery s(Nl,(a► tion front local improvement sewer
1abtii• schools .21I,.S00
f10:.00p0
rate on the Mogi
road. an
d after
se lrfe school cuusultiu h town solicitor found
t'.'!leeiate Institute 1•;,712.7.. that R. Winter is the only applicuut
Board of Health 300.00 that has at least fifteen acres, as re-
insurance r 8(81.411) mitred by the .1s•eosuieut Act to en-
Ilarket 100.0(► I title to exemption. The court reeow•
11eheilttre account - (less mended that the assessment for the
water and light anti se•h,sols2,5,K., 27 I your 19 of nal. fort against Robert
t , IV. S. It. 7.500.01)
,:,•out) nates. general and
'highways 11.5110.00
'1'.'N,12 waster 3.1140.00 the other applications.
.,.w,t lirlatitor 3..114"111 i The ce e
I►[trount on taxes 1..tery:aad parks cuwtuittee
(:.auk lan. 'Ili.8041.',INLI00N{ recommended that. as lite.
emtuittee
Water itoil _ lent j Celine 44;1,, 4,0_,eottid but trraage _to' Imo hose more
e/utstaueliug accounts • 13.00.,.) Iand adjoining the tewetery, the cum=
llisce!lauw,n, 3.300.54mittee 1* empowered to underbrush
eAuuand tarcleangruuup ads,errt,.,1 t..utu porjaxtiones roarfethe
lknk._!yy_lcaft•.fro mIlK7 i. 477.1,
Salt Co. pnawr\:atioa:,l Shiphld'jr idents .,90(1.0(1 glueer survey !t into lots; also that
the committee be eunevierd to look
SiT3,10d.0‘.. into the , matter of-reforeatiug the
RECEIPTS grouuds at the (rout of the cemetery
and opening up a new road approach -
'faxes un.vai.*cuod from 111'27 ing the ravine from the southwest.
and non-resident tuxes..$ 31,1110.49 The public works. committee rteelm
Cemetery 700.00 mended that the app •Icatlon/i of .1. J.
Lica uses 70(1.48)
Fines
tote purposes. 1)Isvvutltlf fur preanpt
payment and penalty for deterred pay -
went to be the game as last year. The
estimates are as follows:
E X PFI\ DITURE8 .
Winter for local luaprove tent newer
on the Huron road 14. redua'e•ti by one-
half. and that no urtin11 1* taken on
8A1,W Moser and J. J. Iloggarill for perwls
a ton to place gasoline pumps and tauks
Dog taxes e 175.01)
!meal impro%etne•ut ,t41e60-'
tion of the Bell Tele{.i.••he t'.,. for per- Victor Elliott (3)
011 tiawil1011 street, :nod the appilea-
• (Cuulinuwl fruw page 1)
Murray McConnell (7) 40.9
Mabel. Edwards (7) 38.3
)elingt McCreath (4) 36.7
Unranked, being absent for most of
the examinations:
tta Quaid
Form 11. -Claes Average 63%.
I. Honors :
Janes Sutherland 94.9
William Sutherland
Gordon McMehen.
Reginald Fisher.
LI. Honors :
Evelyn Long
Jean'- bedrtor•---
Lyall Crawford
Helen, Cooper (2)
George Poulter
I1I. Honors :
Howard Young • (2)
William Paltridge (1)
Dorothy Walters (3)
Dorothy Linklater (2)
Kenneth Hunter (3) 60.8
Marjorie Hetherington (1)60.7
Florence McKenzie (3) 60.1
Credits :
William Saunders (2)
Wilfred Plante (6)
Annie M. Tubb (4)
John Kneeshaw (5)
festa Tubb l3)
Below 55%
Mildred Scott (3)
Jack Black (31.
Naomi McDermid (4
Below 50'1• :
Keith Murison 17)
Everett Harris 171
Joseph Taylor (4)
Morrison McKay (5)
tnranked, being present at
few examinations:
Alma Howell
!Clarence Lannan
Form 111H -Class
I. Honors :
FT'elyn Dean
Margaret Groves
II. Honors :
Ethel Cook
Dorothy Holmes
Mary Ferguson...
Evelyn ._Cowper
Credit's :
Donald Murison (2)
Raymond Farr (2)
94.3
18.9
78.6
74.9
e t T 74.7
73.1
68-
66.2
65
66
63.5
62
59.4
57
56.8
56.4
,•.... , , 68.1
54.3
51,5
► 50
47.:'.
47.1
46
44.7
only .
Average
88.6
74
731
69.2
58.8
5'; 2
57.1
56.4
55.5
5521
nasals ---• • s- 2.5o0.00 mission to aseber a p,le at the tomer Doeothy Steep (1)_ -.
Setter rentals Tows° of Oxford and Cambridge streets to 1ViPiam Thomson (1)
'toad t...."1 assessments (know grante.1; that the b,.:..1 of Indemnity Stewart Ferguson (1)
Nation.I.' Shipbuilding Cogiven by MacEwen ,i Tetdattt for gasp- Below 55': :
arrears
Kensington .Furniture
arrears
3,000.00 line pumps and tanks en St. Andrew's -Vain Pentland. (3)
et►41,57(1. to nstreet bel released- the mai),Ina James Salkeld (2)
pumps being taken over by G. H. i Dllncan McKa' 14)
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.4 wle•rieit 11 --L's' - 2 iPn 1 Muurr; -that the property -trotters oe Clayton Edward (.
Arteruft Furniture Co. 1.000.00 1(r S• VI'alter Newcombe (3)
I Kiugshoti street, Elgin avenue and t`he
Arteraft Furniture Co., ar- Huron road be gfte. an opportunity i Jean McLean (31
rears 3.815.031 Marie Thomas (3)
to pay in full their :hare of not of i
Goderich Organ Co.. arrears 10010.81 I highway pavement is•f're the dr Donald McDonaid (5)
167,49 Jack Salkeld (31
Provincial Rallwav tax....•bentur•t are +asurst that the tender
Bc • 930.001. Reggie Newcombe (4)
Rents
of Oudefli•I&-i l:tndn%_ Mills.
63.2
52.7
50
49.5
48'2
48.2
49 1
45
43.6
4't 1
i34 for
'Vater and light comm the net% set of• 'cels at the end of 40.5
Mon. water .Ilrp,hla....... 21NNrIM1 %Valeri a, stres•t be accepted Unranked, taking only a few cub-
Se•hool taxer 4l),:ai7 , )(leis
}iseatrul taxes , ,9U:.'.e • These reports were all adopted. Marie Ryan (21 O.;S
couurittor 31t•Letu; 10ting.:"nq" on Edward Sale (5) 41.6
1 fti:t.ttet.tt. tile 11444 ti,w of the reisrtQLthe court Form IIi %.-Class Average 625%
The committee rer,.nlm.•u,ksl that l rerlsluu. I. Honors .
•• sem aif 34950 Ile plie'ed on -tote cot- The stneetiun-of -t0114411w»t dogs was 2 Crace Haacke 81.4
.tors r'T oa :mist tae wit - taint .of e4ivett srd.-alsu-thet--vf- trailie regula- : Catherine Crawford... 77.9
the Godtr,ch Elevator k Transit Co.. tion, and Chief Poste:.•thwaite avis II. Honors :
:,n•! t' at the amount of se)la'1-rnte3 ta• ,,Itned in and lnfe.r[nwl that the Cenetta Jewell 73
• ❑gninst the Western Canada ietincil wanted the by-laws and regi Catherine 'Salt' (1) 72.7
, .1a t ions enforcd. Frank Savage 70 9
i' . ,.r Nlil:s elerntnr. William Webster (1) 70.8
It was decided leo punkas* a set of
Why Taxes .►re Hlgluttr Colin Ranter (1) 70.5 ,
. Referring to the increase in`tbe'tax tlo• new',4,wolit{arrd Revised Stotuaa :Bowler 70.3 i
Albert Baker (31
AUCTION SAM
At:..TION SALE OF H()1'SFILIOLD
,FUL4NITI'Hlr',• LUMBER. GAR-
DEN TUOId8 AN•D EFFECTS.
MR. ORAS. J. SPIINUE
wI11 sell by public Unction at his home
on the Huron road, tioderlch, on
. SATURDAY. MAY 511).
rvommerx•ing at 1.30 o clock. sharp:
All the contents of the house, con-
sisting 1n part of -living-room furni-
ture. rocking chairs. platform rocker,
carved leg table, fall leaf tables, email
tables. 3 couches, Shelves, ..snots.
rugs. hooked mats, pictures, curtains,
blinds, I2.uks. bookcase, lamps. cutlery,
china and glassware, cxtenstnn- tahh+
and dlulug chairs. glass cupboard, 2
elucks, bedroom sets. Cullet (lets; lad -
ding, table linen. Quebec heater, lawn
!miner (practically newt, kitcheu
utensils. dishes. china :sect. crocks,
fant•y china dislat•s, garden tools.
rubber hos', lumber. table linen, table
rnvers, cushl011s, Iowa quilts. pillows.
w-nr"tetl hwisteed. iron betistt•a 1. whi-
tlow curtains, Quebec heater (nearly
new 1, 3 ladders, and numerous other
articles.
Everything to lot• sold, as Mr. Spence.
has sold the property.
TERM!(-4'ash.
T. (H!NDRY AAuctioneers.
rl.F:.IItIN'G AUCTION SALE of
pltll'SEIi 1.1) FURNITURE ANL)
)'l'ItNISIiINIGS.
'311%THOMA8 ELLIOTT
ttIII ae•tl by public auction at his resi-
dence. Feat teL Goderich. nn.
SATURDAY. APR11. 211th.
commencing at 1'o'clock, sharp, all the
...intents of the house. een.alstlig of
livitNEr-'-m tlulatLr+waa.-)o,lr.••,,u
kitchen furniture. A large quantity
of dishes. china, glassware and cut-
lery: - Kitchen furnishings. including 7
gond Peerless range with reaervolr,
frit, bedding. viewing machine, kit-
chen cupboard with glass front. 1 gwsl
Ilerorest-4 rosley radio and totnwrous
other artk•lea.
Fhveything must be sold. at Mr. aqd
Mrs. Elliott are taping charge of the
'l'ldldreu's Shelter on May let. •
TERMS -('ash.
T. Ol''NDRY & CON.
Auctioneers
HARRIED
CRAWFORD-41LAIMK. - On Satur-
day. Aprt! 31st, be. Rev. T. 11. Tho-
burn, pastor of Trinity Methodist
church, Highland Park, Detroit,
Miss ),`stella E. Clark, youngest
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Alex. Clark of Goderich, to Maurice
1)., Crawford, sou of Mrs. Lydia
Crawford, of Owen Sound.
DIED.
Ix)YLE.-At '144121011, on Monday,
April 23rd, Margaret Doyle, sister
of the"late Judge Doyle, aged 87
years.
UNDERS WANTED
TENDERS FOR COAL
SEAII.E D TEN 11E 1t $ A DUKES SF:D
to the l'ur•hasiug Agent, Depart-
ment of l'ublie Works, Ottawa, will be
retell(
dhis Aloe until at s u v lE o'clock
noun (dayBght saving), • Wednesday,
'May 16, 1928, for the supply of coal
,fur Ole Dominion Buildings through-
out the 'Province of Ontario. Ineludlng
the ('Ity of Ottawa.
Forms of tender with specification.
and cundlt14us (111 o•hed can be ob-
taile.f from G. W. Dawsnu, I'ur-
chaaulg Agent, Department of Public
11'urks, 4)Itutvu; and R. Winter, Dis-
t,' RResidwet Architect. .444:1--Vie---
tori Street,Toronto (Int. Tend
aere
will not be considered unless wade on
e forms supplied by the Department
end in accordance with departmental
spa'clticationa and conditions.
The right to demand from the sue-
tessrui tenderer a deposit. not exceed-
ing 10 per of the amount of the
tender. to secure the proper fulfilment
of the contract. 19 reserved.
By order,
14. E. O'BItiFIN.
Secretary.
Department -of Public Works.
it. Apia zn,-792!1. 2t
1'0 RENT
r r_ _ ('1711 MtON'lyt.-1►ESIlt-
fi AB,(.E property to rent on Bruce
street. All modern con vculeuces.
Good garden and fruit trees. fosses
saw given after May 1Sthi Apply 1..
IIA%S & IIAI'S, lturristera, Hamilton
street, Ge"terlch
• rote, the )(riot pointed out Hort the
of Ontario at n price of Margaret Rustop 70.1
inercused levy fmm the county council Want Breakwaters ('onttaried Kaon Davidson 6r' 7 •nI man. he said. mos his taxes promptIr3s.
ttreakwarer7nrrt
o ant :an additi11. of two milia to the It was moved by the 'terve, se.
Jean Walter
67.9 .
ml nate•; the('ol11glutr institute levy 1i the 1kp:ary RervI'. and curried: Dorothy Robertson (1) 66.1
Donned for an addition of one and That this council eommuuieate with Clayton Robertson 661
-.South street and Britannia road.
a snorter mi:... and the increased lex- the i'edenti Delia rtment 01 Public IIf. Honors : - riiit SALE. - 0VEIeLAND HALF -
Works whiting Out that. In our upin• _ Helen Baechler- (3)- 41.7 -i'--'- reek with delivery ►ot1 in i
cin rtiotf oat income. under Provincial y•
1 ion, It is desirable and in the public Charles Neftel (I) (Me
c- fslatfnn m41100 nearly another ni - Wool condition. W. C. SN.►%F: L.
an the gene•rn! rate. interest that the river breakwater at Laura Sturdy (1) 61.8 __---1
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Reeve Turner urged a more strict the north of the haring* be extended to Mary Parsons (1) 61.7' Cl)11 1LtDE OR EN( 'ILSNI;t:.---19.27 je`RANk- P. GiBBB, CHARTER)
emote -et_ _With the existin outside Anna Dobie (2) G1.6
g Pontiac coupe; in good condition. Accountant. 102 Ontario streK
tog a protected water }• Devitt Wenger (2) 60=7 Ap{t,Tg-TiTIV-'Ir-"TTIO1n'i oti, Ti'at11= I Stratford, Phone 15tt0. Rea. 13301.
1171.11 8.1111:11 the outside breakwater Credits : gar street. it
I while others who provide thetnseiv(•e -
iclth all kinds of lunules du not. aaIlli preventing the tilling In of the Carlton Wotaell (2)' 56.9
she channel by silt from the Ayer." Stanley Clarke (2). 56.1 1
Coupcillor Bailie added some ler D F:If to *turf' trios Below b5ce I j Olt SALE. -REED 11.1111• CAR-
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AUCTIONEERIN(i
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THOMAS QUNDRY, GODERICH.
LIVE STOCK AND 0;19NiI.RAl
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119.
Sale. ■tten.icd to anywhere and every
effort made to give satlstacttea
Farmers' sale notes discounted
RUHT. ROBERTSON,
The Auctloneer,
will conduct and arrange any sale as
the latest methods to get the beet me
sults. See him or imp a cud and be
rOR SALE uir-16t9N"r. - FRAME • wilt glue 11 Immediate attentloa
a 114)US ; un Trafalgar street ; Farm sales a speclal:y. Eldon 9t -
eight rooms and bath; in gooel rondi- Goderich.
Guth 'un lion eau be given May
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!ler Apply cu M. IV. t[ull'Fll.t,, at.' DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
1lreent street. 0r 1(11004 213.
'rU H E N T. -= D •1 - ItOOMF:D 1 DR. A. N. ATHINSON
DRUG -
FRAME I)WEI.i.i.\'G, will mod- OHIROI'RACTOR AND DRUO-
eru cuutenieuces, for $1'I a mouth. LYSE THERAPIST
GODERICH
Apply M1et. M.11it;Al2F.T S\.►%F:I.. Equipped with electro-magnct1s
Breit street. 4t I paths. Electron lc electric treatments
TO RENT. -STORE SUITABLE FOR :and chiropractic. Chroale organic and
grocery or office. Immediate pos.I nervous diseases. Lady In attendance.
session given. Apply to ALEX. Once hour" 2 to A, and 7 to 9 p.ta,
SAUNDERS, Goderich. excepting Monday and Thursday af-
FOR SALE
ternoons and evenings, and by ap
poln tmen L
Residence and omce--Corner of
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
Huron Investments Limited
Royal Bank Bldg., Goderich, Ont. Phones: 430 and 445
General Steel Wares Limited
7% Cumulative Preferred Stock
( Par Value $100 per share
The 7%- Cumulative Preferred Stork is to be fully paid :old non-
aseeteable: preferred as to dividends and assets and en-
titled to cumulative preferential rash dividends at the
rale of 7% per annum. payable quarterly 1st Feb-
ruary-. Ma), .lugust and Notembwr, retlecmahle
by rap In whole or in part on any dividend
date at the option of the ('nmpany at
9110 per share and accrued diva•
dent! on 30 days prior notice.
\I T Tl\(:iRILF .).`SETS 3r at Ik ember :ti. 1926. basal on
h;alarire sheets of the five constituent companies, would have
leen equip .1)-nt to more than 319(1 for every $100 preferred share
ontstandint :after deducting First Mortgage Bonds.
F:tR\1\t.".---Itased nn overnling results of the constituent com-
panies for :, years ended December 31, 1926. after giving effect to
smite 0f the Immediate savings which in the opinion of the man-
agement will remit from the tensolidation, earnings as eer lfied
by M'- .r',. P. S. Ross & Sons, ('harterts1 Accountants, would hate
been equivalent to more than twice the amount of the dividend
requirenievts on this hurtle.
PRICE: 101 and accrued dividend,
yielding 6.93
0. F. CAREY & SON
Limited
MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING
GISDERICH
hones 230-231
MEDiCAL
-tithe -setas connection. _The_' ° amu" Ems --Gardner (2) 54;.9 R1AGE; In good condition. Very R. F. J. R. FORSTER,
a r. a those In nrreers, he said, sieve' by councillor Sproul. seeonic Helen McDermid (1 et el reatainai)le: 11'. G. 31cg11.L.Y\, .....Yet,
D
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
1 were not laboring men., Ire belleveiT " !ti't"ity R'rtr:- "That this s Hill (2) St 1 thNe *t*eet• lr
(.tacit take +pep. nt once. by adcer- 7.ate House Surgeon New York Opp-
! too. there was snme'exempted property Gslu and otherwise, to secure work- Aileen Baechler (2) 51.5 sial.. and Aural hospital. a
(f 51.1) ►It tJ.t LF. +Ii01: tF ON 1'1lTORl.I u ap Istatot+
frim which the schoo cute should be Lucy Hardy (1) lei( at Moorefield Eye Mi itel sad
enlleeted. Ing fu also
t es for our of e r ntinsfneterir,. Below 507.: _ _ -- -__- _- _ r (ler
and n1.,, t^ holm* other iurlu,1ri.•s 1 street. Alt conveniences. Good 1 (14)11, n Square Throat Hospital, Low
Replying tun remark to the effect Geraldine McEwen (3) 4326 garden and stable. In excellent con -
,
on• I
that In the matter of uncollected taxes to locate in our town; oad tont this Merrill Baker (I►) 45 n ,Ian, Eng.
matte -t. ix:n fcrrr•d 1n .be 19 (1181 rr(w•_ dolun. Appy to W H. GOOD. St :s3 Waterloo 8t. 8., Stratford. to
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mayor
w-eere gr•Tttng wrmm;Alfred Sturdy I31 "1.2 one 267
tt:,yor stated Haat this was not s.o. minter." ('arrlyd. 61 "e/'
Form 1V. -Class Avenge a o jvl)1t S.ILE.--'PIIF: ATT( 1Cr(l'E
i1• t At Hotel Bedford, (]uder►ci, oar tho
'tt:e amount 4.1 outstanding taxer hod The matter o1 providing a fireproof 1. Honors :
vault anll-.more oak* accommodation . Margaret Redditt A1.7 property at the corner of dont evening of third Monday of vac*
been reduced considerably, but it wag • -seal and Waterloo streets. Ten -
77 month till the following day, Tresday,
roomer! house and a garage. Apply at 1 p.m.
71.5 to MRS. I. SALKnLD. it
at the town bull n:as referred to the , Percy Sheardown (1)
public works committee. III. Honors :
This *ellen repotted a statement bey -4-_ '.dna Hunt
Centitilb.r Let• shpt widen the furnace ; Adelaide Davidson
room in the-(atst•taext of the town hall -Lillian Ferguson
gill too large.
1'.nneill.,r Runnings 0beervcd that
:among the causes of the higher rat's
this year wns the fort that eounel{s of
previous years had not matte the rate
high enough td meet their expend! was being cleaned up n few drys ago I Harriet Taylor.
been
tures. a put of valuable town records that ( James Wallace
The reps,rt of committee of the 'l Riotep there narrowly ta- 111' Honors
lia
ro1ed in
beg destroyed. Councillor Stain Johnston (1 )
whole wag arinptwl ns presented.Helen Zavitz (1)
I.ee I t t that I
tele
le n ed uu
71.6
8:. DOL'liE FOR SALE. -ON BRT'CE
67.4 street, two stories. six rooms
67.1 with both. all convenience: garden; (,'RNEST JI. LEE,
good loco tion. Apply to Stns. E. A. Barrister and Solicitor
f14. Melee M'N tIl i'. nee street. --81- 10 King street east, Toronto 2.
63 Telephones Elgin 8418.8417.
LEGAL
pre say
-Other Cosrnittee imuide i cords of the town also were In danger ! Pauline McEwen > I) 61 6 ALFALFA CfgV'ER FOR SALE IN. ,mLEY E. HOI.MES,
w -Ing ran committer made the fol- of destruction, if there shouts be a fire red118 h ond-F4ir+++-- -- (calci hags. Ontario vnrlegated• D+ ' .. HOLM Etc
owing renmmendations: With refer -
Albert
a Ric m a • rr.w-n near Ailsa lea R o,ut as
because of the lack of vault accnmmn- Mary Johnston (1) r6 t;overnmPnt standard No. 1. Also Omce-Hamilton street, (laerieb.
the eunstn••
dation. He suggested
1101. to ()foment (of Division (loam
B 1 657•Phone 27.
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clerk and bailiff pre+, that the Reeve I tion of a enncrete vault at the rear of eRlsie Winter (1)
consult with the Reeves of C^]hnrne the town hall.
anti C.o.lerirb ttt
townships regarding the Following up the reeomendntinns Jest Allen (21 ,
of the coroner's jury in connection Belo- 5O'% •
portion chargeable Lu each munlel-
Jean ems (3).....
minty; that income tax on the 7927 i with the recent fnt'tllty ..n the harbor Jack Abell (31
roll ogalnst Chas. Seager and D. Me- ronoL Ilse (41 37
49.1
quantity of sweet clover, Government
tesfe.t. for sn10. and gnantlty of goo".
wh.:t R'. 1,. Y(111\Ni. wit. 5, Gat•
(rich Telephone Colborne Munidpal
_ear'1i,
r.o••uR decided that ire rgP en ►It SINGLE (U:tl $
Donald he stnlek nR; that the tr!7tt151-? .;No Parking" signs should be 'Awed J. P. HUMF, ' SAM.
from the Collegiate Institute ' on U,4 (' 9,14. bridge. Hort the (' P 11.
Principal. white Leghorn baby Illychia and
Ia.ari for n Ice.. of 1.:,742.72 for I a -PI ise 1 1130st04 to ennetruc4 a slde coekrrnls. choice heed -to -lay 'hicks
wnik for pedestrians on both sides of The fancy work that most girls like botched May lee8thAll (rem peri gr!!I-
Chn bridge and the aprprstchee thereto. hest Is the weaving of mmanons. cockerels. Price $18ker per 100. Twenrang
ty pedigreed rnckrrv•Is. Dams range
Mayor Vtaei:ann ens apli^tnted the _ - .. -s - from 21' t) M 270 nags to pallet year.
, ouncil's representative on the hoard t
PARD OF THANKS from 0 o 27 egg,'
immediate ea
of yluangernrnt of 19 2. to Nall for I at 31.so coach Ray now for next
the remainder of this year.
Bylaw No. 9 of 192.9. to levy" the MR. WM. IdPPATT ANI) DAi G'll- cent'( requirements. W. H. (31.11T -
TER. MILS. NELLIE EDWARDS, TON. R. R. No. 5, Goderich. Tele -
<nm 141111 t9.:,e.4d0 ns munlcpel taxes, i ,hone Carlow 1413.
,,i %;.:1,17,
testi ihrce tlm4s end passed, and wish to thank the neightems and t
hes enunell ed)nurncd. I friends for the many kindnesses shown
d»ring Chn illness 01 Jars. Lippsltt roti IIPRi1IDT PIANO (BELL) FOR
Magietrate Reid is now mm pying a1 the dire ^f her death. first-class condition.
On
ApplyBox 457. to DONALD MacBAY, , 0.
WARNING
The Corn Borer
Act
All corn stubble (oust ie
ploughed tinder and kept
under.
if it is dragged up it must
he either burned or ploughed
under.
Do not use a toothed culti-
vator after ploughing.
Clean up your barnyard. All
clean-up work must he done
before May 20
OSWALD GINN,
inspell or
the oftlres next the Signal nflke. The
offices Ince been handsomely fitted up.
and have the advantage of a large
ynnit for the keeping of records.
The Women's Auxiliary of ell. Geor-
ge's, church will hold their annual
spring ten and sale of home baking 1n
the pnrish hall nn Saturday. April
28th, from 3 to 6 o'clock. There will
also be an exhibition of their year's
work.
COAL
Chestnut and Pocahontas Coal al-
wav• on hand At Mc(law
!I4 50 and 311 50
W. H. McCLURE
Phone 4'1 i ongannon
NOTICE 'I'O CREDITORS
11trrifiE IS HERFIIBY GIVEN 'i
" all persons having claims against
the estate of Mnrgnret Foley. hate of
the township of Colborne, to the
county of Huron, who died on or about
the third day of April. A.D. 1928, to
send their claim& duly proven, to the
undersigned on or about the 12th day
of May. 1928. On and after that
dote the administrator of the said es-
tate will prxeed to dlatrlbute the sold
estete, having regard only to the
claims of which he shall then have
not pep.
DATER') et Ooderleh this twenty-
sixth
wentysixth day of April, A.D. 1998.
iAAYS & RAYS.
Barristers, 0oderich, 1hnt
1loliettors for Administrator.
DESIRABLE RF.9IDENOE PROi'F:R•
TY FOR SAi.F.-At corner of Brt-
lannla road and William street. Ten
rooms besides hsthrom, elosrttl, ear.
Good furnace. All eonvenlencpa For
terms and hrrther particulars apply to
DONALD MacKAY, P. O. Rot 467.
Goderich. - ft
C 0 R SALE. - OOVF)RNMi I'IT
atand•ard white blossom and yel-
low blossom sweet clover Reed. All
kinds of field and garden seeds. A. J.
COOPER. Hamilton street. 8t
WANTED
WisM1VrI ED - (IOMR'OCTIONT MAI I)
for general houne•wnrk. Apply
P.O. BOX 36. it
,
i
V R. DARROW, BARRISTER. ETC.
Successor to J. L. Kllluran.
Phone 97.
Office -The Square. Goderich.
Nape R *tape
, BARRI.?RR!, ETV.
R.O.HAYS-ItC.HAYS 1R.. I1.,4
Hamilton St., (lodericn
LNSURANCE, LOANS, ETC.
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN-
SURANCE CO. -Farm and 1ss
Lted town peoperty Insured.
Officers -Jas. Connolly, ('res., (toil
Welt P. 0.; Jas. Evans. Vice -Pros.,
Beechwood 1'. (1.; D. F. McGregor.
Sec.-Treas., Seaforth P. O.
Directors -A. Rroadfoot. R. h.
No. 8, Seatorth; John (1. Grieve, No.
4, Walton ; William Rlnn, R. R. No
2, Seaforth ; John Bennewlps, Brod-
bitten ; Oen. McCartney, R. R. No. It
SPaforth; Robert Ferris, Harl.ct;
Murray Gibson, Rrneefield ; James
Evans. Bedehwood; James Connolly.
Goderich.
Agents -J. W. Yen. Ooderieh;
Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. 1, (lintne ;
John Murray. SPafnrth ; E. Hinebiay
Seefnrth. Polley -holders ran make ill
payments and get their cards receipt -
.d at R. J. Morrlah'a Clothing Store.
CMbtaa ; R. H. entre Grocery, King -
one street, ()Monett. or J. R. Reid e
General Store, EayIsM