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THE SIGNAL, ▪ GODERICH, ONT.
Baby Chicks
For five weeks, begin-
ning on April 23rd. we
can supply you with S. C.
White Leghorn Chick s
From heavy laying stock.
We guarantee safe delivery
and that they are right in
every way.
WALTER ROSE
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
TREAT your dining and
livingroom to a
New Picture
LONDON CONFERENCE
TO MEET MAY 30
United l'hurct Annual Gathering to Be
Held at N alkerville
The Loudon Conference of the
United Church of Canada will meet
this year at Walkervllle. The settle-
ment committee will meet on Muuday,
May 2S1h; other committees will meet
on Wednesday and Lvuufereuce will
convene on 11'eduesday evening, with
the president, Rev. it. Hicks, B.D., pre-
- siding. Au address will be delivered by
or two this spring.
One of our English Land-
scapes, breezy marines, or a
bright floral subject. will give
you just that tough = 01F-tvbr
which you want. __ V
Cnrue in. and sive us the
pleasure. of showing them_ to
you.
BRIEFS
Mother's Day cards. Campbell's
Drug Store.
• The met public holiday will be ou
Thursday, May 24th.
Isn't it bine Goderich was making
arrangements for a Dominion Day
eelcbra tion e
New summer timetables have gone
Into effect on the C.N.R. and C.P.R.,
but there are no changes lu times of
arrival or departure at Goderich.
The Western Canada Flour Mills
Rev. Josepls..t. t+uicu, D.D., pastor of have purchased a new motor truck for
First Prt'abytertan ebureb, Detroit.•l delivering their products in the dist-
The sacrament of the Lord's Supper rice. \When the new truck arrives they
will be adwiulsterecl; tele then have two trucks in operatiup.
Thursday morning Rev. Chester B. The Presbyterian Synod' of Ham -
Emerson. D.D., of North Woodward iltou and Loudon held Its annual see -
avenue Congregational church, Detroit, cion at Woodstock this week. Rev. R.
will address the Conference. During C. Mel/erne,' end Mr. F. G. Weir. of
the day the reports of various commit- Klein.church, Goderich, were in
tees will be received and general attendant's.
budlutese of the Conference seiil be' Mr. Harold Newcombe, of the local
transacted. The evening meeting will staff of the Western Canada 'clout
lie addressed by Rev. A. E. ArmstroOg, Mills. has received a promotion, baying
M.A., D.D., secretary of foul teen appointed district travelling
Bions, and John Friel, Ham ill salesman for the company. Mr. New -
also speak. coolie took over his new duties on
Rev. Chester B. Ewe May 1st.
a' This has been moving week for the
he the speaker on Fri llv-cru store and oMce, and the staff
speaker
The special at t and equipment are now located in the
ofthe remit* of the you stand for eriy occupied by Mr. W.
ordained into the •• r:
United (harsh of Oa Walker'+ furniture business: Mr:
dug sere -Tee tam be
ardi, I.A.. of Carr
ham gland-
spea sign uta
Sit
be a
will
Mg.
dime
to be
,e the
even -
n Rich-
, Birnting-
tichardz_ . will
ay morning.
at 8.30, there will
Smith's Art and Gift Stor
in the Picture bueiit- over
-10 years l
FOR SALE
i
ESSEX COACH in glertect
Condition. ,Practically as good
as new.
W. G. MacEwan
Vier
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Chicks and Eggs
Front our pens of heavy lay-
irin--fre-tty. 0. A. C. Barred
Rorke 20 cr nes each ; S. C. W.
• Leghorns each for
.May ath..17th and 24th. After
May 0th- Hocks will. he 17
cent- each; Leghoens 15. cents
each. For balance of 'season
Hatching Eggs are n cents
e•we4?e -arty -*mut sty.--
eear-et"4isl.r...i.N•tiori-4rei iter.ly
and free front if iris....
C. G. CAMPBELL
Wend Specialty Farm AUBURN, ONT.
Phone 1024 Blyth Municipal
COAL
I.'lit•stnut and P. letcalittetas Coal al -
'ways on hand at Nee law
$14.50 and $11..0
W. H. McCLURE
Plsane 42 U)tuesnnee
Walker has moved his furniture stock
upstairs.
' The Perth equity council is asking
11ie T iM Inciat epartmenr of Heiril-
ways to take over the present county
service in the church read from Mitchell to a point east of
ed by 1trv.„D. N. Mc•)-141einlfeld as a Provincial highway.
, len. The ordination ser -
be eoudneted at 11 a.m., the
(being preached by the pleat -
tele, and the preacher at the
service will be Rev. Prof. A.
Johnston, D.D., of . Victoria Cul -
1 rslty
Monday morning the CiSlference will
ie addressed by itev. 5. W Graham,
1t.A., LL.D.. secretary of tEi*board of
education, while the evening service
will be aeldreesed by _ 'E• W._R. Me-
lotosh. paster of King street United
church. a.London, and Prof. A. J. John-
-. .
Etn_- � -
The Conference is-ixpected to c-losle
we Tuesday. June d. the hast item of
Wiliness being the ballot for the set-
tlement
ettlement committer .and the appoint-
ment of a convener fur the same.
Military Canm in July
Word has been received by the local
officers that the Eturon Regiment Is to
to this& camp at- Leaden the first two
weeks of July. The Regiment will
trait- at a strength of about 190, all
,rusks.
Water and Light Commission
At the regular meeting of the water
and- iiglil - t'uatntisston, held on Thurs-
i'W night last, sive appUcatiuna for
electric light acre received f,rom test,
dents of Bennett street and were re-
ferred to the engineer for a report. A
quotation on cedar poles was received
ironic- tlee_Goderen Mfg. Co.. . and_ it
was decided to purchase seventy -eve
poles for immediate delivery and 130
for delivery at stated tine's this year
and 'next. These are to be used for
renewals and line extensions,. The
sale of the two old steam pumps to the
Guderich, Iron and Brass Foundry for
a price of $1:20. 'es and where they
ore" was confirmed, and it was de-
villed to communicate with Prof.
Atoms. of Toronto, w-ltti regard tielSe
testing of the hew pumping equipment.
This would continue the present Pro-
vincial highway from Palmerston.
Lietowei- and Monktou... through Mit-
chell to connect with the Stratford -St.
Marys -London highway at a point just
east of Elginfield on highway No. 7.
•
Opening Night at the Pavilion
The Pavilion opened for the season
on Saturday night last, with a good at-
tendance. Remarkably, the number
s codwisg ons was estp•ti the same
al on the opening night last year. Ex-
cellent dance music was furnished by
George Farr's six -piece orchestra, cotta -
posed of George Town, Wroxeter.
piano; Jack Perdue, London, violin;
Claret"- Nell. London. saxophone;
John Ross, Detroit; banjo; Nick Car-
tier, Detroit, trumpet, and George
Farr, Guderieh, traps. The Pavilion
will be open every Saturday night un-
til further notice.
IYuakated Dental Talk.
The illustrated lecture given at the
Model Theatre by Dr. F. J. Conboy, of
the Provincial Department of Health,
feet Friday afternoon last was well at-
tended by se•Iool children and Iarents.
Pictures showing the value of ' the,
teeth and illustrating the means of
prevevtjug decay, such as proper diet
tand regular dental inspection, were
accompanied by explanatory and in- ,
formsitive . remarks by the- lecturer.
Dr. l'onl",y's visit was arranged by
the Lions Stub and could not but be of
benefit to - those vrho-hear'd'his -address
Catholic Women's League
The annual meeting of the Catholic
Women's League was held recently in
the school room, Mrs. J. B. Whitely,_,
the president. occupying the chair.
' A very full and interesting report of
the year's activities was read by the
secretary, Mrs. E. L. Dean, while the
Mnancitti -repo t-ekes-gleme 1l1 Mrs. D
International Brbadeast for the Blind
On Saturday evening last radio taus
had the privilege of listening to au
hour's program fur the blind, broad -
cost over WEAF lied Network of forty
stations from coast to coast. Included
In the program were: Harold Bauer,
world-famous pianist; Anna Case,
former soprano with the Metropolitan
e)Pe•rt& Company; Edwin Grasse, a
leading violinist, and himself blind;
Milt Gross, American humorist and
author of "Nize Baby ;" John li. Keue
nedy, associate editor of Colllo 'e
Weekly, as suuouueer. This program
was sponsored and Hummed by the in-
ternational Association of Lions Clubs,
both us an entertainment for the blind,
who Lu neatly centres were gathered to-
gether to hear it. and also to point out
the need for service lu the Sete of blind
aid, and the prevention of blindness,
the major activity to which the Lions
Club is committed. it may be news
to some that Lions International pub-
lishes a monthly magazine for the blind
in the Beall type, and In other practi-
cal ways Interests itself in the wel-
fare of these unfortunate people.
it Is au interesting commentary on
the use of the rudio for advertising
purposes to know that the cost of
broadcasting this Lions hour was in
excess of $11,500, the chargee ranging
from $1L'0 per hour for the smaller
stations to tS$N) per hour for WE.tF.
wish transconlhWntal telephone
charges of $;eetet) extra. This is being
met by an aseewoeut of 25c per
member,
M. O'Brien. This Society has been
active in parochial, educational and
Whir
More Belpolboy Wisdom -t aucial service work. Mrs. S 1 ly
eumtnended the officere and members
The -se examples of "howlers" may for the good work done during the
bre added to the collection already pub- ' year and Urged all to co-operate. The
fished: election of officers resulted as follows:
DIED.
CLARK. -At Port Huron, on Monday,
April 30th, Wm. C. Clark, aged 78
years.
GLEDHILL. - At Kewan lee, on
Thursday, April 26th, David Thomas
Gledhill, aged CA) years, 5 mouths.
IN MEMOKL4M
EterLlN.-du laving memory of Nettle
Echlin, who entered into rest May
4th, 11)25.
No length of thine, uo lapse of years
Can dint our loved one's past;
For treasured memories hold them
dear,
And will while memory lasts.
-Lovingly remembered by husband
and Robert.
WANTED
WANTED. -1'0 RENT, A ()&Twat E ;
furnished preferred.' State par-
ticulars to MRS. 11. BAUER, S George
St., Waterloo, Ont.
CATTLE TAKEN 1N FOR 1'AS-
Tl'I1E. F. ()HIBHOLM, U.K.
No. 2. Goderich.
WANTED. -MAI OR BOY TO DO ,
general farm work. Apply to'
Ital. JOHNSTON, H. U. No. 2, God -
ere*, or phone 110444.
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Twe Fires in One Day
The fire brigade had two runs on
Saturday, and both were long ones -
the first to the outskirts of the town
and the second a mile or more past the
town limits.
About 3.30 p.m. the alarm was
sounded for a fire at the home of W. F.
Corbett, Mill road (the place formerly
occupied by Gerald Kidd). Fire had
started in the roe, probably from the
chimney, and as the place is a long
way past any tire hydrant there was
little the- brigade could do. The
chemicals were used, but the lire was
too far advanced for this to be effect -
ire, and gradually the flames spread
downward until the structure was'
destroyed, only the stone pillars of the
verandah, the chimney and the con-
crete basement being left. The furni-
ture and other ...stents were removed
by neighbors mud others who quickly
gathered at the scene. The burning
of their home is a very, serious matter
for Mr. and Mr's. Corbett and their
family, esixe•iailr as Mr. Corbett is an
mettle' and is unable to do any work.
The family were sheltered that night
by kind neighbors, and are now living
et a house belonging to Mr. Sam
$beardown which he is generously al-
leiw-iug them to hare, rent free. for a
time.
The second run was shortly before
midnight, when the brigade was called
upon to extinguish a lire !n- a pile of
rails and brush at the grouuda of the
Blue Water Golf Club. The firemen
pumped a well dry and then got water
from the little creek that nuns through
the {grounds, and the fire was put out
with very little damage done. The
danger was that the fire might spread
to the buildings close by and cause
serious lose.
Capt. C. E. Robinson left today- for
Fort William.
Miss Slaters, who spent the *inTer
in Toronto, has returned to town.
Mls. biteytt haw returuvet Luce Tor-
onto.
o
onto, where she spent the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Jos. Heals:
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rya' base re -
turtle] to their home here after spend-
ing several months in California.
ANTED - FIVE THOUSAND
market gardeners to plant on
hardy field -grown cabbage and Ber-
muda onion plants. These plants will
produce vegetables three weeks earlier
than home-grown plants. It is no ex-
periment. We guarantee results or
refund. your money. Strong, field'
grown, toughened plants ready to -bet
in open field. Will stand te)nperature
twenty degrees above without injury.
Bermuda onion plants and all leading
varieties of cabbage plants shipped
promptly. 200 plants postpaid el;
500. $1.75; 1000, $300. Ship express
collect $2 thousand, Catalogue and
'testimonials sent free. _CARLISLE
PLANT FARMS, Windsor, Ont. -St
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AUC I ON RAL
f f ivriON 4041,1A or BR1OK HOUSB
es AND IAT, AND HOUSEHOLD
are instructed by
MR. C. SAN DEREON
to sell by public auction at his resi-
dence, Newgate 'trete, t:.Hlerich, ou.
SATURDAY, MAY 12th. •
commencing at 1.30 o'clock, sharp:
The household furniture snit effects
of the late Mrs. Connell, e,nislatlug Of
livlug-room, dining -room, bcelroune and
kitchen furniture, dishes, china, cut-
lery, blinds, stepladder. 4 -burner New
Perfection oil stove. kitchen range.
lawn mower, and other articles.The property in Saltford will also
be offered for sale on 'very reasonable
terms.
TERMS -On furniture, cash.
For further particulars apply to
l'. SANDERSON, T. G1':\I►1tY $ SON,
Auctfopeers
Ales
SATE Ok' UHNQCE
HOUSEHOLDFUiCN18HINVS.
IfiRS. J. P. BROWN
will sell by public auction at her real -
deuce. Church street, Goderich, un
THURSDAY, MAY 17th,
commencing at 1.30 o'clock, sharp:
Practically all the contet'uts of the
house, which is well furniabed and will
Include: Fancy living -room tables;
chairs; cosy corner, upholstered In
silk; eat lace curtains; drapes; plc -
walnut writing desk ; oak
writiug desk; English Wittuu rug,
good as new, 5 yds. by 4 yds; walnut
chairs, haircloth upholstered; quartet -
cut oak sideboard with large bevel
mirror; extension table; dining
chain; large living -room couch; 1 bed-
room couch; two complete bedroom
suites, nearly new, with attreea
and springs; 1 antiquem. walnut
dresser; oak wardrobe; ball rack;
verandah chairs; 2 bedroom boxes; 1
complete kitcheu set; 1 Raymond sew-
ing machine; 3 -burner oil stove; 1
Quebec heater; 1 electric heater;
dishes, china,, glassware, cutlery, kit-
-rhea utensils, garden touls,,and mine
trims other articles.Everything must be, disposed of, as
the property is sold.
.TERMS -(.'ash.
T. GUNDRY A SONr-.-
Auctiuueera.
TO KLNt
(s/a 00 PER MONTH.-D1tySIR
T` -
e A'A1LE property to rent on Bruce
street. All jodern convenience&
Woe warden and fruit trees. Posses-
sion given after May 15th. Apply to
HAYS & HAYS, Barristers, Hawliton
street, Goderich.
1IhONT.-STORE SUITABLE FOR
rocery or office. Immediate poa-
given. ' Apply to ALEX.DEI1S, Goderich.
I THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
a OF MARGARET JONES, LATEDECEASED.OF THE TOWNSHIP OF COL -
BORNE, IN THE COUNTY 01' HU-
RON, WIDOW, DECEASED.
TAKE NOTIOE that all the credit-
ors and others having claims or de -
manly against the estate of the said
Margaret Jones. who died on or about
the 19th day of April, 1928, are re-
quired on or before the 15th day of
May, 1928, 'to deliver to the under-
signed solicitor full particulars of
their claims.
ANI) TAKE NOTICE that after.
such last mentioned date the execute
will proceed to distribute the assets
of the said deceased among the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which they shall then
bare notice, and that the said execu-
tors will not be liable for the said a*sets to any person or persops of
whose claim notice shall not then have
been received by their solicitor.
F. R. DARROW,
Goderich, Ontario.
3t Sellctor for the said Executors.
I&OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN . Zb
A all persons having claims against
r' the estate of Mgrgarer Foley, late of
the township, of Colborne, in the
county of Huron, who died on or about
the third day of April, A.D. 1925, to.
send their claims, duly proven, to the
undersigned on or about the 12th day
of May, 1998. Oa_ and after that
date the administrator of the said ee
BAR-cise-w e4 exempt she United _:S ptm,l adcleet., 1ter. - _Father .Cam-.. A number of towns In the district
S;lites lies In the 'temperance zone."t
' a psh
Wail; past president. Mrs. W. J. Lan -
The
nit -never• seta on the- Brit S min , prenddeet, erre J.' B. Wbitely-rist--rues-. Brnsselr and
Empire because the empire is in the vke.president, Mrs. P. J. Mettler;
l� east and the sun sets to the west." 2nd vice-president, Mrs. J. Foley; 3rd
BORN
are olio -timing the Weekly batt-bollde
Thursday- Among these are Luck• estate, bevies regard only to the
elalmi oUW3kcb be shalt thin
notice.
DATED at Goderich this twenty
WARNING
The Corn Borer
Act '
few,
All -cont --nubble --Inuit be
ploughed under and it 'kept
under.
If it is drt up -it-taunt
be either burned or ploughed
-under.
Do not use a toothed etilti-
vator after ploughing.
Clean. upyour barns;rd. All
clean-up work must be 'one
before May 20.
OSWALD 'GINN,
Inspector
-Finally James Ii. gave birth to a- ;elks President, Mrs. E. L. Dean; re
-
-Finally
so thepeuple Intllrsl_..b-IS off the -cording secretary. Mrs.. R. J. Phelan;
throne." Jetta/ewer. Mrs. I). M. O'Brien: (ouncIl-
'The Minister of War is the clergy- Mrs. Miss McGuire. Mrs..1. Boyle.
,,man who preaches 'to soldiers."
_Dlrs J. E. Batichler, Mrs. J. Chisholm.
`'Queers Felialntli rode through cot i
entry with nothing on and Sir Walter
Raleigh offered her his cloak."
"llenry VIII. etas very cruel to
- Aisne -ffrrteyn and ironed her." (T
. hi"tory had said, -tie pressed his suit
u her
Shnke1si'eare lived at Windsor with
hi• merry *leek"'
-The king wore a scarlet robe trim-
t(eed with vermin."
"Wulsey saved his life by dying on
tem -wee from York to Lemke)."
"Atter twice committing suicide,
.('owper,ivcd till 1800, when he died a
natural death." .
"The immortal William it a name
applied to the former German Em-
teeor." o
"BariMri,ehhs are things put into
bicycle wheels to make thelle-1U6
smoothly."
".t Soviet is a eotfl used by waiters
in lintels." (A Serviette.*
•Tolo4ius was it mythical salience."
"The masculine of vixen is vicar."
-Living &'harsh.
McKEN%IF: Iu .tshli,;d, on Tours- sixth day of April. A.D. 192e.
day, April 19th, to Mr. and Mn HAYS & HAYS.
Henry McKenzie Imre Irene Brad- Barristers. Goderich, Out
ley s It rs f Administrator tYLS YODEL
Animus SAI.Y. OF 114)1-SE•IIIOLD
FURNITURE, L1'MI1F:It. GAR -
141N TOOLS AND FJh'F'Ee"P3.
MR. CHAS. J. SPENCE
irlitueelt by public suction at his home
on the Huron road, Goderich, on -
SATURDAY, MAY 5th.
commencing at 1.30 o'clock, sharp:
All the c'enteuta of the house, con-
sisting in part of living -room furni-
ture, rocking'chairs, platform roc -ker.
carved leg table, fall leaf tables. small
tables 2 couches, shelves, carpets,
rugs, hooked mats, p dares, curtains.
blinds, bootie bookcase, lamps, cutlery.
china and glassware. extension table
cupboard,and dining chairs, glass cupboard, 2
clocks. bedroom sets, toilet sets, bed-
ding, table linen. Quebec' heater, lawn
mower (practically newt. kitchen
utensils, dishes, china set, crocks.
fano-y chins dishes, garden 'tools.
rubber hose. lumber. table linen, table
covers, cushions, bed quilts, pillows.
wooden bedstead, iron bedstead, win-
dow curtains, Quebec heater (nearly
new), 3 ladders, and numerous others.
article
Everjthing to he soldr-aseair- ipence
has" sold the property.
TERMS -Cash.
T. OUNDRY & SON,
Auctioneers.
F'OR SALE .
IIINDERA FOR COM.
SBALED 1 A S-ADI)sOCStty1D
to the Purchasing Agent, Depart-
ment of Public Works, Ottawa, wilt be
received at his. aka until 1e o'clock
n ose (daylight saving), 'ftvednMdayl'
Dar IS, 1128, for the supply of coat
for the Dominion Buildings through-
out the Province of Ontario, Including
the City of Ottawa.
Forms of tender with specifications
and conditions attached can be ob-
tained front G. W. Dawson, Pur-
chasing
ur
chasing Agent, Department of Public
Works, Ottawa; and R. Winter, Dia-
trtet Resident Architect, 39-01 Vtr-'�
toric street, Toronto, Out. Tenders
will not be considered unless made on y..
t his forme supplied by the Uepartatent xwa,Nt
and In accordance with departmental ,..,, •
specifications and conditions.
The right to demand from the sue -
tearful tenderer a deposit, not exee'ed-
lug 10 per cent. of the amount of the
tender, to secure the proper fulfilment
of the contract. Is reserved.
By order,
x sae
S. E. O'BRIEN, ''tt'
Secretary.._:'
heistrtment of Public Works,
Ottawa. April '2i. 1tr-'S. 1E
AUC 1ONEERINO
et
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THOMAS Qi.'NDRY, GODERICH,
LIVE 'STOCK AND Gb�11aRAL
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 111.
Sales attended to anywhere and weep
effort made to give aatidaetlaa.
Farmers' sale setae discountit
ROBT. ROBERTSON.
. The' Auctioneer.
will conduct and arrange any sale a
the latest methods to get the beet re-
sults. Si. him or drop a card and he
will give it immediate attention.
Farm sales a specialty. Eldon Sty
Goderich.
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
DR. A. N. ATKiNSON
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUG-
LESS THERAPIST
GODERICH
Equipped with electro-taagnet/a
baths. Electronic electric treatmes r
and chiropractic. Chronic organic seed
nervous diseases. Lady in attey/.'anca
Office hours 2 to 5, and 7 tell
excepting Monday and Teprsday at
tetnons and evenings, 4d by aV
pointment.
Residence and omce-Clorner ed
South street and Britanaia road.
• CHARTIIRIID ACCOUNTANT
e
N
,RANK P. GIBBS, CHARTERED
Accountant- 102 Ontario street,
Stratford. Phone 1580. Res. 1330J.
FOR SA'I�.-'9I.XOL'E COME WHITE
t .ghern._ bah; .__chleks.._Choice
bred -to -lay chicks hatched May 12th.
All from pedigreed cockerels and
heavy laying hens. Price $18 per 100.
W. II. CLI'TTON, R. R. No. 5, God-
erl'lr. Telephone, Carina 1413:
a son. •,.0 o . .•r , , �,OIt SALE. -LATE 1
■ 'Pord coupe. Balloon tires. Has ex-
tra equipment. in perfect running
order. Apply at SIGNAL OFFICE.
e
/]O1 BmHOw FURNITURE AT range; 1 "Easy"'elee-
PRI-
I_ i1 VATi•T SALE.-Bome excellent
)" ^' ir'"1^" "IIS'-� furniture can be had at attractive
�'l n ./i;'
element electric tile washer and wringer; 1 seven -
piece dining suite; 1 three-piece recep-
tion suite, solid mahogany ; I daven-
port; bedroom suites anti other furni-
ture; lawn mower, hose and garden
tools. Can be seen any evening for
len eeept. R. J. MEGAN'. it
kriiish Columbia's Mineral Wealth Revives
Hardwood Floors
VOR SALE. - MWF1lRLANII) ILILF•
[a TON truck with delivery hely. in
good conditloo. W. C. SNAZEL.
POR :SALE. -+HOUSE ON VICTORIA
lI street. Ali conveniences. Good
garden end settle. in excellent Iota-
lleau. Apply to W. H. GOOD. a
4.
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The mimes! smelter at Trail, B.G., the homed the Con,ollda, ed Mining St aseddig Cessmeg.
1. Mining class In Vancouver. Note the women prospectors.
A. A typical mlaing scene at the 41efeet level.
laid and finished
as they should be
finished
A
Goderich Planing Mills
[BUCHANAN'S'
Anything and Everything in Builders' Supplies
Phone 47 P. O. Drawer 160
The old mining days of British
Columbia, that were as rich
In output as In romance. are Le -
fns revived. There is a new re-
cord in mineral production in
this most highly mineralised area
on the North American enntt-
none in which every conceivable
mineral is found. in all phases
of mining,- prospecting, devel-
opment and production; lode
minlne, placer -mining. and coal -
mining, - the current year is
witnessing a healthy and vigor-
MIR activity.
The largest increases recorded
are to lead and vine, and the pro-
vinee possesses the second great-
est lead -sine mine in the world.
Copper, too, shows an tn.reawsel
production, while the every day
progress of that greet company
the consolidated Mining and
Smelt.n,g Company In Trail. B.C,
reads more like a wonderful ro-
mance than a reality.
A most significant feature of
the present activity in mining is
the way in which many partially
developed properties and also
prospects which have been lying
dormant, Are now being devel-
oped. Snbstentlal progress hes
been made in building main
trunk motor roads through the
provinces, while material attic
are being given in the working
of mineral properties by assist-
ing in the construction of branch
roads to them Now trails are
alsn cnntinealty being built to
open nip newly discovered min-
eralised areas for the prospector.
The British Columbia Chamber
of Minos has been promoting the
welfare of the mining indnstey
for the last thirteen years. The
Chamber has on exhibition an in-
teresting collection of the great
variety me minerals mined in s:ee
province. There is also co-oper-
ation with the various prospect-
ors' associations of Brithee ' 01-
umble.
Many towns of the rro':nce
have branch chambers cf :...nes
and the classes in melee' logy
and geology as well as the min-
ing lectures have he, -i largely
attended. it. IS of interest to
learn Chet there are a few
women prospectors attending
these lectures as will he seen
from the pletnr'. Regie eke
work. ton, with rna.i.d to ....floral
(1epns!ta Is carried on continu-
ously by the development branch
of the Canadian Pacific Railway
MEDICAL
R. F. J. R. FO RSTER,
EYE. EAR, NOSE. THROAT
Late house Surgeon New York Oph-
thalmic and Aural Hospital. assietaa$
1t Moorefield Nye Hosi•Ital and
Bolden Sgelate Throat Hospital. Lou-
don.
otdon. king.
53 Waterloo St. S., Stratford. Tel-
ephone 207.
At hotel Bedford. Goderich, on the e
evening of third Monday of each
month till the following day, Tuesday.
at 1 p.m.
LEGAL
r,RNEST M. LEE,
Barrister and Solicitor
10 Ring street east. Toronto 2.
Telephones Elgin 84118417.
I UDLET E. HOLMES,
- ltarrlster, Etc.,
Office -Hamilton street. Goderiek
Phone 27.
It. DARROW. BARRISTFIR, ETC.
Successor to J. L. Killoran.
Phone 97.
Office -The Square. Goderich.
(ROUSE FOR SALE. --ON BRUCE
ll�a street, two Storks, six rooms
with bath, all conveniences; garden;
good location. Apply to MRS. IQ. A.
MCNALLY, Bruce street. St
RIPRIOITP • PIANO (BELL) TOR
VV SALE, -In first-class coodities.
Apply to DONALD MacEAY, P. 0.
Box 457. Goderich. _
wave a Rape
BARRIRTItee, ETC.
R.C.HAYS--R.O.HAYS 'a.. B.A.
Hamilton St„ Goderien
DP'BIRAJHT.E RESIDENCE PROPER -
TY FOR BALE. -At corner of Bri-
tannia road and William street. 'Ten
rooms iesidess bathroom, closets, etc.
Good furnace. All conveniences. For
terms and farther particulars apply to
DONALD MacKAY, P. O. Box 457,
Goderich. tf
CARD OF THANKS
May. Rt►itERT McALLiSTKR, OF
Pa ihtngannon. and Mr. W. Mason
McAllister end family, of West Wawa -
nosh, desire to express their sincere
gratitude for the many kindnesses
shown and sympathy extended by
friends and neighbors at the time of
their recent Midden bereavelement
through the (ceth of s dearly beloved
husband and father. Thanks slim are
extended to the congregation of Er-
skine Preebyteerisn church and to the
(lode -rich Rural Telephone Company
for floral tributes.
INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC.
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN)
SURANCE CO. -Farm and Int
lated' taws property insured.
Officers -Jas. Connolly, Pres., God-
erich P. 0.; Jas. Evans, Vice -Pres,.
Beechwood P. 0.; D. F. McGregor.
Sec.-Treas., Sesforth P. 0.
Directors -A. Broaotfeot, R. R.
No. A, Seatorth; John G. Grieve, No
4, Walton: William Elan. R. R. No.
2, Seaford) ; John Bennewfee, Brod-
hasten : Geo. McCartney, R. R. No. I.
Sea forth; Robert Ferris, Harloe3;
Murray Glbeon, Brucefield; James
Evans. Beechwood; James Coupon".
Goderich.
Agents --J. W. Yen. Oed.rieh;
Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. I. Clinton;
John Murray, Beafnrth; E. Hinehlsy,
Seafnrtb. Policy -holders esti erste all
payments and get their cards receipt -
ed at R. 1. Morrfsh's Clothing leers.
Mutes : R. H. Ontt's Grocery. Et.wa
sten suet. Gedevleh, er J. H. saws
Merged Stara Rayl ell