The Signal, 1928-8-9, Page 8,.r•
Wes
y, August 1► 1588
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`It's Her
Birthday
Don't forget there's
a Greeting Card for
every occasion.
BIRTHDAY, ILLNESS,
CONGRATULATION,
BIRTHS, ETC.
"Scatter Sunshine
with Greeting Cards
Cole's Book Store
The Leading
Men's Store
SMART WEAR
HAND TAILORING
Special Orders to your
measure
Chas. Black
Phone '2I!i
A woman with a few ('hile:e 1
never among the unen►pioyed.-l.
gar Times.
FOR YOU, DUB RXAp$R
Readers of The Signal are W-
elted to assist In making this
column Interesting to all. Let
us have the names of any visit-
ors you are entertahylug; or if
you or any of your friends are
taking a trip we Auntie appreci-
ate It 1f you would let ns know.
Many people at home.and at a
distance rend the Personal Men-
tion column with interest each
week. With the co-operation of
all our readers it will be mill
more Interesting.
PERSONAL MENTION
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*HE SIGNA ,i
ford, were shakers In town over the
wee'k'end. •
Capt. John MacDonald returned un
Wednesday from Toronto, where he
'had been working for the past sev-
eral months.
Miss Margaret Moore, of Toronto,
wag It recent visitor ut the home of
her 411.1111. Mrs. t'athttiue Cameron,
Cedar street.
Rev. W. .3. Dean tool 7slste f Stella.
of I'ot't London's. aro visiting their
-later. Mr". J. Royle, and reh'g rela-
tives in Ashfield.
Mr. and Mr+. Rooney a11Q Mr. and
Mrs. Ilaslum. of Tonrot.'. aero ci-it•
.ors at the home of Sirs. Jas. Doom at
the week end.
Mrs. Win. Farr returned Monne on
Satunlay after slwadliiy two et41'ks
with her (6uughter. Mrs. Morena
Hearn. at Strnttont.
Air. snit Mrs. William Beard and
j dare' ,'hiLln•u and Mi-. Gr.) r Wel:s.
of IM•frnit. •l I1e,l Mr. 1L l:. \cells.
Mrs. \V. M. Johnson it visiting at' of town. hist %%eels.
Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. Gray. of 4'lece-
M1r. Con. Statin totem the; week -end I hand. Ohio. spent the noe•k-end of
at Stratford. Itenusiller• visiting Mrs. Gray. ntoth-
M!ss 1.ottle Robinson 14 spending a, .r, Mrs. S1.wtart.
M-. ar,1 Mr.. W. Me•: I!. o1 1h•- ;
few days in Toronto.
Miss Annie S. Newell. of Detroit. trot, were r•.'ent c:-i:.:r< at the
holidaying In town. !:once of Mr and Mrs. W. \t. .lohu-
51r. Reg. Smith, of Toronto, [meta i -ton. Park street.
the week end in town. i Mis.. Val-':.'?ee h, t -t ' is
Mr._F.:.1, £UioIL eL Turuuto_ ytrot Sunday Mr.. \\'. I 0 h ti .0 .! Grnul
tlic wet'k-end ht town. I Valley. (1111 an,; t1^ �ITaii Th L-
Ali>- Goldie t'on.tleld was a visitor, man, of
at Torooto the isn't week. Mrs. D. AI. lint,*, ef 1..111..1111e
Mr. tn..t Mrs. S .\.•Smith and fain- E. Is holl.latlne at the hoorah- of her.
left en Monday for (►-haw'a. parents. Mr. and Air.. .1.•Iu, S ('::ark.
llLse- .1. and J. K..1,Rnty. of New! Colborne township.
York. aro holiday Inc in town. Miss 31.1Cdale,.4' re:ura-
\Ie.rs. Ernest 1111,1 innaes Haut, of ; e,1 to l:er l...ui' at Detroit after
Toronto, are holldaciilg 1n town. spending three 741.1.. with ler moth-
Alr. and Mrs. Wm. Price and fatality er. Mrs. Alan Cotyler.
1.•nt the week -end at Owen Sound. , Mr. Carl Iteudriek. who Lad igen
Mr.. Wm. Tighe. of Windsor. is sales.•lerk 1), F. Hoar. -tore the last
visiting Mrs. :Ins. 14'4)). itegent two years. left this. week for Brant-
.areet. ford, where he has ti position.
Mr. an.1 Mlrs Wnitir itn•hnntin, of Miss Eleanor Whi7ty- retuned home
Tnro11t.., are spending holidays in fruit Toronto on satnr.lac and w11s
t„sail. a.e•nmtrtnle) by her nnnt on.! tnn•!e.
Miss Biggar left this week to *lend Mr. and Mrs. Hugh \l. ...eni.
a 7':,,-atiot1 at Kennetrtnk Reach. Mk* hnrothy Met4r.nnld has re -
Slain.. , turned to her home at Kit.'Iwner af-
Mr Harry Wilann.of Fort William, ter •mending w•,Pral weeks with her
spent a couple of days in town the i cousin. MIs. Mildred SioKac.
past week. I lir. and' Mrs. 47.'! . Ilutty Ind. -sol.
Alla.
'Audrey cook. of Hamilton. 11 of Hamilton. au.l 11r. and Air-.
;4' hntfrtncfng with her'friend Mb** Jean± Phfpp.. of Filltertnn. .pent Sunda at'
pi. Andrews. i the home of Sir. and Mr-. J. 1Tn-".'r.
Mr. N. Sterman. of Buffalo. i+ holt- Mies Dorothy and Sir 11Pr_en„n
dnyhar art the home of \U•. nn'1 Mrs:, Stuith. of Toronto, are 'gentling alar tr
.3. Cornfield. ; cncatlon at the home of their parents.
Mrs. .1 Kramer. of Detroit. 1s visit- Mr. and Man. Jamt•s Smith, limon
:ng at the home 1.1 \11.- T.mton and rod.
\ir-. Win. Tait. Sirs. J. Hoggartlt has returned from
Mr. an.1 )Ir.. 44.1111 14.41)..1 8041 •1111 n cleft to IK'ltebwn'r. Mrs. Jack For -
.Tack. of Timmins. visited friends 111 den. her daughter. returned with
town ,Irvin^ the we. k. I her and is [pending a few days In
Mr. rind Mrs C. G. henry. .d felts -1 tone.
.:Irdine. visited Mr. 1)74,1 Mrs. W. 51. Cul. J. I. McLaren and Mrs. Me-
Johneon nr the week -end. Laren.. of Hamilton, with two wens
Alis.. A. Frer•mn11. of W alken'ille. in • and nue danghter, were visitors 111
V141111n^ 111 the home of her pa mut..' town this week. staying at lintel
Dr . and Sirs. Froman. , $$haat.
Pr. f.. 11. Mabee rehirned venter- 1 Mis .' Edith Williams. Claire
day- from a motor trip to G0nnnnqut1 RPy'uo1ds and Eleate.r 'Hors motored:
aiter,. ho visited his brother. to i'enetnng on Saturday to join the,
Apr+. 1.nbeile We1141. of T1Pttr'it. feel cruising party on the yacht Sidi-101in
uteric of Goderich. I. crating with nu a trip to Sault Ste. Mariks
her sen,. Mr. 11. E. Wel!s. • Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McBrien, of.
Mr. G. A. Carrie. of Toronto. event Auburn; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cox,
set -ern) days this week with hi• of Whitechurch, and Mrs. D. Stevens,
brother. Mr. 3a.. C. Carrie. of London, attended the Cox -Smith
)Iles Lillian Patteraar is si.iting ,wedding in Goderich on Wednesday, I
her sisters. Mrs. Gen, Gee and Mr.. Mr. C. V. Williams eta. returned
Alf. Gilham. at Brantford. t.. Detroit and Mr. 11. C. William. to
Mr. 11114 Mr.. .1n.hnn Johnston and New (Wenn. otter spending tw..
tomtit. ..t T•iwmatn'Rla. 7.t.11e.1 *Rh Week.. vacation ret the home of their
friend. Ins town this wa•k. potent.. Mr. and Nr.. Geo. Williams.,
Mr. tool Mrs. Ale.. 3iseLenn, end , Sir. ami Mae.. Mervin Mi'Qmirrle
children, of Windsor, are visiting and children and Mr. Tom Martin
friend., in town and In A.hflel.l. have returned to Toronto after lisle,
D. L. and W. Scranton
COAL
Pocohontas and Alberta
Lump
Shingles and Cement,
Second-hand Lumber,
such as Ceiling Lumber, lath.
q'ainecotting, 2 x t; Rafters and
Studding, Sheeting, Window's and
Window Sills and about :t(),1er'
good Brick. -
Wm. McClure
Phone 42 Dungannon
I•
NOTICE
i am goil,g \\'c:t for cattle..
and i will he in touch with all
leading stunk Markets. I will
till orders for carloads or
small lot., and will he pleased
to give you any information
regarding -ante.
I will leave August 14th.
.\ft' -r that date, phone or write
M. PRIES. FORT)\VICII, anti
information will be forwarded
SHELDON BRICKER,
Fordwich, Ont,
WARNING
Bicyclists or, rentinde.l that
riding On' the sidewalk- 1 -
strictly prohibit es]
Offenders w'i.l1 Is. pr"seeute,l
without further morning
R. C. POSTELETHWAITE,
Chief of Police
Mr.. Blake Cheer and family hare'
returned home after .ponding the
p4•t week with friends at Toronto. •
Mr-. H. J. Fisher and .nn RPR.
• Late' returned from a visit to mks-
, rice. at Kingston and Gnnnnrwlne.
Alt. rend Mr.. (;e4.. Rex. of Winds.•r. '
aro holiduying ret the home of Mr. and
\frs.. Frank Riley. Regent street.
Pr. and Mr. TTillynr.1 and lir. rind.
Mrs. Wilfrid Hillard. .1 Wnt,•rlm. ,
spent the week -end with friends here.
Mr. W. C. Stewart, of Ottumwa.
roes, is visiting his father, Mr. Wm. '
Stewart. and other relatives in ttorn.'
Mr.. W. .3. ihmer and 411174 .\1es.. of
Toronto. are visiting ret the l,onie of
Mr 4104! Mt+. W. Abel. Elgin OremMP. I
Al r. )4ni Mrs. R. F. .Ulan rend .on
Racmo.ul. of Detroit. are visiting Mr..
Allen'- m•nher. Mrs. .\leton.l`r Law
v d1.
Mr'. Ja.. C. Carrie and children
are Lofltl.r ng nt 41 a home of her
parents. Mr. and Mr.. .\. Romig.
Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. (l.car Lawrence. of
Toronto. spent the week -end ret the
home c' Aire. .3. Rnchnuan, Elgin
nye•nnc.
Mr. 'liry.tnl • .\r.'hcr an,I Mr. Mel-
drum Cuff .returned on Tuesday after
.S tild'rrs- a delightful - vne-tti..n at
\In•koka.
Mr. Ansi Mrs. Wm 1'.arnet and
,:an¢hu•r. \i:,ry and Nora. of Strnt-
WE OFFER-
Goderich Elevator & Transit Co.,
Ltd. Stock
Price on application
Huron Investments Limited
Royal Rank Bldg. GODERICH, ONT. Phones : 430 and 44S
Ing the past two week. with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon McIlonnld. Lighthouse ,
street."
Mr..811,1 Mr.: Lorne .litcht41nn nlNl
danghter. Joon. of Elmwo.wl. and
Mr". R. J. M110111 and Mlse. Nan
Munch. of Leamington. ore visiting
at the house of Mr. one Mr.. J. F.
Mutcl1.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Stewart and wan
Leonard. of Kartnas City. Mo..
arrived on Tuesday to spend a .41-14
or two at Mr. Stewart's old home at
Il.-nmillcr. They made the trip by
nntomotd!e.
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. Van Hotcn and
children. Lillian and Leslie, motor-'
eat rep trona ttetrrll Ate] .4a•bt the
.eek *'tad ret the home of Mrs. Van
)loten's parents, Mr; and Mrs. Alex.
Henderson. Cumbria mad.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W, Wise and Mr.
and Mr.. Donald McLachlan. of To-
ronto (formerly of Golcrielti. are
Inking n trip be motor throng!, '1w'
lar to the Lake Champlain district
nrol tack by wont- of the United
States.
The following !limonites from To.
rnntn Orr 414:171)11 ret the Hotel
"Point ideal." l rake of Rays: Mr. and
Mr.. F. Floiwly. Miss .\nun *,ray. MIs.
Olive Moody. A}1sy .\t('(a Smith. Riess'
(slice Marian! and Miss Doris 31,
Khllay.
Mrs. W. J. Pinkham and Mr. Bert
Foley have returned to Detroit after
•ncnding a week with their father,
Mr. Rohl. Foley. Rfpglnn etre^t.
Mrs. Pinkham was ncpompnnied by
her son. Robby. who had spent a
mmnt1; here with he• grninItothcr.
Mr.. R. Stn-igroce, of 1k•fr,!t. and
,laughter. lir.. Garwood .\'•ton. of
(;riuwby, ar'.'mpnnlel by Mrs.
F'rn.er of 1.n.know and Mr. and
\ire. Frnser Snelor+oce, 111.4) of ile-
trott. rolled on Gewler$Ph friend* nv4r
the week -end.
Mrs. F. P. Chewning and Mies
Myrtle Tlnish.; of Washington. 11.C..
Are rtruktner It)telr stinted violt to
Goderleh and ore the gne.t. of Mr..
Chewning'[ 'brother. Mr. J. W.
✓ -
GODERI(,'t ,
resettle,' and Mrs. Or*igie at their
home at Lighthouse -Point.
Mr. J. J. •Van Every of Chicago.
Nether of Mrs. T. 11. Rothwell, 1•o1.
borne street. is here on a few days
reit to his old how town and is en-
jte-Iug hiuluete immensely.' LLke
everyone else,' he has a warm spot In
his heart for the plat* of hair birttt.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace an-
nounce the cngagetnent of their
daughter. Emma. to Rev. Robert Wal-
lace Paton, M.A.. of Arden, Ont., eon
of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Pa-
ton of Fleeherton. the marriage' to
take place the latter }tart of August.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brindley.
Mr. W. Johnston and Mr. J. D. WII•,
sou motored to London on Sunda)"
1,1111 visited friends there. On
the return trip they brought with
them Mr. and Mrs. E. Bell. the for-
mer having been In one of the London
hoa}dtals for treatment for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Snmuel Cade return -
el on Saturday from et most enJoS-
aMle trip to prints in Western Can-
ada. They were away about two
months. spending some time in :\liar•
to and then proceeding to Victoria.
R. C. Mr. Cale informs The Signal
that the crop. In the West are looking.
fine.
out-of-town _assts ser the Blue
Rin! Teat Sh.•I•: Miss Beth' Walt.
Mrs. Jae. Welt. Drew Walt. Mrs.
l'tanJa14. Henri Itanjai.l, W. - carter.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 1'. s'aelyle. Miss Car-
ide. Mew BncMaunn. Toronto: mite
Vera Davidson. Struf.'nl ; Miss
Haines. Miss O'Brien. Mrs. and 3tons(
Jones, Mrs. R. Beattie. Mrs. Ingram,
London: Mrs. W. Martin. Mrs. C. M.
Walker. Oakwood: Mrs. Mary Wood.
Miss Jessie Weo.l. Mr.. .1. Thurlow.
Detroit: Mr. anal \Ira. R. E. Sagle.
Ann .3rtfor: Dr. Jas. not le. Kltehen-
er: \Liss Hallows, Rayon. 4►hio.
• Mrs. FfWherIngten. Keats .treat.
11.1.1 for guests on the holiday Mr. and
Mr-. Hugh McIntosh and hobby Me -
Kenzie of Lneknow. Dr. John Me-
T.ean. Ali. Sarah McT.eat: and liars
('nthnrine of Chicago. \ir Nell flood-'
hand of Detroit, Mr. 1h raid McLean
:nn! Mk. Md.Pnn of Lothian. Mr.
:111,1 Ales. John Miefnto-I, end the
4.., s. Robert and Frel...1 Paramnnnt.
Mr .1a.. A. Thnmp*nn of Toronto. Tlv.
W ft. Melntn.1i of Loudon and Mrs. •
('•trh•tou 11. Mann of North Carolina.
\ire. Mann w111 remain a few week.,
visiting her sl -ter nod other friends
1.. c.,.r,..:..t,
,arJ►wrtie.�^n
'B N BOLT"
111 Received Ne - ' Writing
g.
abllahed be
1t801f(47T4R SERPENT&
Promo Than Immemorial Sea Seeptrse
Has Figured In Story gad Legend.
Pliny the Roman naturalist (21-
71 A.D.) tells or eoormoua water and
land serpents, some so large thea
wbole armies were sent against tbsrn.
The hardy Norse fisheries* saver
thrilling stories of sea mobsters.
Olans Magnus. a Swedish Isiaho�
wrote of "a very targe serpent of
length upward of lee Net and 20
het In diameter, with a row of baits
two feet in length hoagies fres the
neck. sharp scales of dark soler, and
Drilllaat, fiamtng eyes. It attacks bests
and snatches away the men by raft -
tag Itself high out of the water, and
devours them."
Hans EEgsde, a Norwegtaa missiet♦
miry to Greenland, tells of encounter-
ing, on July 6. 1734, "a vary terrible
sea animal, which rnieed heal[ so blgh
above the water that its head Hasa
ed above our maintop. It had a Msmg,
sharp snout, aid blew like a whale."
The oaraab, with a body from 16
to 20 feet long, and almost as then
as a ribbon. is believed by room* iso
turallsts to be the creature whish
gave rise to many remarkable yarn.
told from ancient days until now, d
"sea serpents." The silvery body,
crossed with dusky stripes, the Fro-
tewque head and face, with enlarged
fins Upped with red, waving above
like a hone's mane, might well give
foundation. It is said. to almost any
story.
Still no one can definitely say that
the sea serpent doem not exist
WINE SKINS.
eeleraftm Made Viweels for Holding
Wine From Aminal Skins.
The vessels chiefly used In the 1.3-
4 days for holding wine, were near -
!ably the skins of animals. Thies
skins were formed :nto crude bap
and the seam, were cemented with
p1teb or resli, Such were the Irina-
sting
in♦skins successfully employed by the
wily Gibeonitee In tbelr negotiations
with Joshua.
These were succeeded by the earth-
enware jars known as amphorae, the
d ee and shape of which are obviously
modelled on the primitive wineskin.
The amphorae was glazed Inside and
not outside, the glazing being a res-
inous composition evidently *opted
from that used for whisking. Its sec
paclty was about three gallons, sad
its aperture was at the thidk end or
top, unlike the wineskin, which wag
filled and emptied at the thin end or
bottom.
This simple but thoroughly ptactl-
eal vessel for eontatnlhg wine remain-
ed in use without change for many
centuries in Egypt Greece, and
Rome. It was stored by thrusting
the small end into the cellar floor of
dry sand. When the first Uer was
completed it was covered up deeply
with more dry sand, another tier of
amphorae was placed above It, also
smothered' In seed, and there It was
left for years to mature at n even
temperature. '
•
To hast else a
the million.. hummed,'warbled and
sin theaes, 4x ncert * and
hosungts and "perttrorated'r androputu on a
roll to be ground out on mediantred
pianos and organs, and yet recelee so
compensation-not'even'a copy of his
°i n braise child -owns the• experience
of Dr. Thomas Dunn English, author
of the truly immortal -lien Bolt."
to ii43 Dr. -Eagllab, a praetIcln`
phystbanlat Port Lee, N.J . promised
two of Ms personal Mends. the edi-
tors of the New York Mirror. ',poem
of the sea as a contributi,.n. Little
dad he dream that this pt em would
go doers Into hfetory as use of the
greatest sentimental ditties of the
age. Whea he sat down to write the
divine afates was nowh,•re in .I
until be betian to delve into re
nacos of PIs boyhood. Mechanioall7
he wrote Ae Ilse:
Don't you remember sweet Altee.
. pen Bolt? •
Then followed a poem of five 'taw
awe d eight lines each. Not until the
liana line kr there any reference to the
soak when suddenly the hero's oecu-
patlon Is given us as "Bennett of the
sal -sem gale." It was this lqt line
that strengthened the bpllad and
tulNfed the promise of a se* poem to
the author's edhor-frlesds. Of It
went and was duly published on sep-
istmbar 1. 1843. The author thea
eaeayed to set the po*erftr mean, but
With no success, But tho tune welch
earrfed "Dan Bolt" to envy tenter of
the English - speaking woffi was as
old German melody. It came through
the efforts of Nelson Kneaas, a rowing
taiatrel dnger. While appearing at
a Pittsburg theatre Kneen was told
by the management that 41 a new
song could be produced be would be
added as the east of tae nextplay
asbeduled. He consulted a hangar -on
lit the theatre, lr former British }our -
mallet, A. M. Hunt Heat bad read
"Dein Bolt" In an English neweoaper.
gave K to Koreas from meory and ail-
ed In from his Imagination when his
memory tailed. Kneaas tberoupos
adapted the German melody to the
worda'aad subsequently the cowrie -
ed song was introduced in the sew
Play. 'The Battle .of Buena Vista.'
The drama died, but the song sure
'Med. A musk publisher obtained
the copyright and reaped a fortune.
A lot of things that once were snap•
posed to result In disgrace now result
In 11 Mori` 4.0114n(t.-Arkan41n' Ca-.
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911.1928 TIM SALE IS ON 1911-1928
Follow the Crowds to Robins' Anniversary Sale. ;" , Watch Our Windows for Special valves
M. ROBINS
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Everybody had adopted "Sweat
Alice" as their pet. Th.' g>;ace a the
Mese and the repetition of "Ben
Bolt" made It highly effective. The
ballad Welt ' voices a unlvereal
Mane. It echoes the vain regrets of
a mea who looks back upon a youth
that Ig gone forever. So much *o
that Dig Maurler In 1336 utilised this
a DORM
C$ISLLOLM: iu Godelticb township
on Tuesday, August 7th, to Mr.
and lire Leo p. (altaols, a dangh-
ter (Mary Lone).
DONAL1NSON.-At the hots* of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jae. A.
Strachan. Toronto strut, Goderich,
on Thursrhty, August 2, to Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney H. Dona/doom of 110
Melrose are.. Toruuto, a son
JONES. -At Illghktne Park General
Hospital, IIeghland Park, 311414.,
July 27. 11424:. to Dr. and Mrs. R.
D. Joue. ince Dear* Pebudfootl, a
danghter, Barba re Elaine.
DIBD•
OAREY.-In Goderi41,, on Saturday,
August 416, Oswald 'k1:'ederitit
Carey, aged 72 years•
McKHNZIE.-In Asbdekl tangier.
on Sunday. August 5th, Mary Mg-
Kenaie, widow of the late Donald.
McKeesie, In her 71st year.
AUCTION SALES
TU.:AILI:VI(i AUCTION SALE OF
fiDURE.'H'(NjD FI'RNITt'ltE A:Ni1
FI'RNISHING&
MR. GERALD (i.~NEWTON
will sell by public auction at his
residence. Nona street. Got.rlch, os
OATURI►AY. A1'Ot'ST 174h.
commencing at 1.30 "'clock, all the
contents of the house, eond.ting In
part of:
1 Maaw A Molt upright piano. 1
library table. 1 oak rocker, 1 oak
bookcase, 1 12x 13.0 wilton rug, 1
walnut *weer. table, 1 wheker meter.
2 wicker chairs. 4 upholstered' chairs.
1 dining table and chairs, 1 sideboard.
1 hall rack, 1 ink bedroom art. 1
chetry he4ronm set. 1 walnut bedroom
set, Mink*(., pillows, carpet., 2 kit-
chen tables, di.he4, teoking utensils.
1 coal 41407.4'. 1 NMt.•ater. 1 0ll
41t"YP, Flr11Pt1 coQ.Id.. and11nnmerons
other artlelen.
Thi. 1n a 'mien.] id lot of fanri.hing•
and will be mold w'1114.101 any reserve.
as the premie*. ar,. rented.
TERMS coin. TH,04 GrNIORY, GOIDERICH,
T. GT-NORT & SON. Au.•tloneer.. a LIVE STOCK AND GENERA,
1 - AUCTIO.�iORR
CLEARING AT'(Tit"' SATE OF Telepboae No. 120.
114)11.1E FURN! SHINt;i AND Saler atteadtd to anywhere sad .ee p
F1FFI,JCTB. effort made to Sive aadstaetlea
Farmers'. sale notes discounted.
!AAT o• f FOUND"
i OST.- ON TiS BQUARh �41
Monday evening, Atrsust (kb, a
,grey fur eat ed' a otlat. Suitable re -
want Finder please leave s( SIG-
NAL OFJ'10E.
Ci)um),-D10'LIVDBY BOY'11
change bag cxwrtaining sum Of
money. Owner may have same by
paying for thle ad. and proving *sea.
eridilp. Apply at TILE SIGNAL
OPTICS.
LOST. -ON THURSDAY, AUGUIT
2.0x1, a logging chain at Dealt".
Meier please reteru to JOHN CHIS -
HOLM. R. R. No. 3, Gederlcb.
WANTED
WreAN1®.-MAID 1( 38 0PThi pRAL
housework. Apply to BOX 38,
Goderich P. 0. tt
TO KENT
TO RI@7P. STORE SUITABLE 1041
grocery or olace, Immediate pore
seuxurBS. (Potteries. ne. AWAY to ALO][.
NOVCIL TOil'PORS
VOTIGz-IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
le all persons balm elating apinst
the estate of carom* Schwan[, late of
the town of Goderkh, 11 the county of
Iluron, wbo Sled oa Or about the 23rd
day of July, A.D. 192e, to send the
same, duly proem. to the undersigned
on or before the 19th day of August, as
on and after that date the assets of
the said estate i►111 be dlatribnted
among the parties theretoentltlel, re-
gard being given to only those from
whom notice shall hare been received.
DATED at Goderich this 31wt day
of July. A.D. 1921
HAYS A HAYS,
Godericb, Ontario.
4&k•Iton for the Executor of the
shore este] , 3p:
AUCTIONEERING
aasopblsticated little song as the pi-
votal
tsvotal point In his famous "Trilby,"
tally fifty-two year,' after Its ant
dppearance to America.
Dr. hagfish was tared of relating
that atter the snag was pirated a
ship, a steamboat and a racehorse
were named after It, adding: ''The
seep was wrecked. the steamboat e: -
"boded and the horse never won a
race" -somewhat consistent with his
own 111 luck In never receiving gay
royalty. His sole compensation was
in watching "Ben Bolt" gliding safe -
is through the singing waters of sone- ,
Opole -Air Parliament
ll'be oldest open-air Parliament in
the world, known as the Isndsge-
mdnde, which has beton held yearly
every May since 1412 In the market
place of Altderf, capital of the can -
top of Ura, swttserlaud. was abolish-
ed recently by a majority vote In
favor of a secret ballot to bake plate
fa' the town hall.
Laws have bees enacted L.1 more
than 600 years simply 1,v c;ain : •
arms. Six other Taodsgen. ' :.1, : still
eclat la the smaller Swiss c_nions.
IN MEMORIAM
SCOTT. -In loving memory of
Miss Frances Scott, of Auburn, who
passed away five years ago, ,&bust
6. 1921.
The pearly gates were opened,
A gentle vain said, Cotte,
And with farewells unspoken ;a
fine gently entered home.
Some day we hope to meet again.
Some day, we know not When.
To clasp her hand In a better land
Never to part again.
-Sally mine) by (ibarlle Scott.t
STALKER. -in loving memory of
our dear mother, Mrs. Robert Stalk-
er, who passed away seven years ego
today, August 0, 1921. ;
When evening shades are falling
And we are sitting.aione, -
In our hearts there cosies a longing --1
i? yon only could come home., •
Friends may think we hive forgotten
When ■t times they see not smile.
Rut they tittle know the heartsehe
Our smiles hide all the while.
-Sadly massed by eons and
da lighters.
PIM SALE
CIA)VI.1R HONEY FOR SALE. --TEN
_rents per pound In your own con-
tainers at :the Nurseries. STEWART
iIROS., Ilenmiller.
LOOK HERE! LOOK HERE!
FOR SALE. -A NUMBER ONE SUM-
MER RESORT, with the proftlest
.•enery- around Godericli. Good Deas
fishing. Good hone., with garage
large entomb to hold fire or six can.
Will hell at redua'ed' price. Come and
invert property immedintely. S. HAL
-
STEAD. I'Iper's Ilam, Godes-kb. 2t
FOR SALE. -SEVEN -ROOM WHITE
brick hoose. Good location on
North street. Modern conveniences.
Apply to G. G. NEWTON. the Square.
iiPRTGHT PIANO (BEILL) roll
eo SALO.-la ant -class coadltioa.
Apply to DONALD MaeKAY, P. 0.
Box 467, Goderich.
DESIRABLE RORIDENCE PROPER-
er TY FOR SALE. -At terser of 1114 -
Mania road gad William street. Tea
tents besides batbreem, closets. ate.
Gooi rerun. Ali e•svedseee. Per
term. acid Airtime partieelaru apply t•
DONALD 4acLAY, P. 0. Box Mf.
1 oad6rNh : K
We here receive,! lusttut'tlou+ %bpm
D. Mcl►ONALI►, Esq.,
to sell without say re.•rve at his I-
dem*. Wellington street, (ioderlt•tf, .on
BATt'R14AY, AI'GUST 11th,
commencing at 1.30 sharp. all the con-
tents of the house:
Library ani Dieing-raaa4-One
green wicker arm (hair; 1 white wick-
er ars chair; 1 rocking chair; 1 taper -
try arm chair; 2 rugs; 1 black walnut
table; '1 wastepaper basket; 1 group
statuary; 4 curtains and rings; 1 table,
dining -room extension; 1 dinner
wagon; 2 pain curtains; 1 chllter
black walnut chair; 1 wicker tea
stand; 1 pair baby scales; odd dishes
and glasses; 1 red wool rug.
Lower Halls. --One stool; 1 black
walnut cupboard; 1 table; 1 chair; 1
hat rack; 1 child's tricycle; 1 express
wagon; 1 doll's hoose; 1 reeking
horse; 1 doll's carriage; 1 child's ham-
mock stand; 1 Steinway upright piano:
1 piano stool; 1 music stand; 1 china
cabinet ; 1 equare mahogany chair;
1 mahogany and brocade chair;
1 small arm chair; 1 ebony table:
ornaments and china; 1 perrb arm
chair.
3'eratada.^ .Three large grass mats;
2 low wicker green arm chairs; 1 large
rocker; 1 white woven arm chair; 1
whlte woven table; 1 green table; ),
square table; I wicker stool; 1 mat.
seat; 1 low green chair; 1 white woven
sofa ; 1 cushion; 1 veranda swing'
*ouch; 1 bark basket for flowers. !
Frost Saimaa -One rug; 1 bed-
stead, mattress awe springs; 1 toilet'.
table, wltb drawers and mirror; 1
black walnut table; 2 chairs, cane
gents; 1 rocker. white enamel; 1 bed-
side table; 1 set of fire irons; 1 ma•
bogany highboy ; curtain and drapes.
Seegrtd Bedroom. -One large rug;
1 small rug; 1 Inlaid black walnut bred.
2 mattresses and perinea; 1 inlaid
black walnut toilet table, dresser
table; 1 Inlaid black walnut washing
stand; 1 toilet get; 1 large arm chair
witW► athlete Cover; 1 lounge with
chid ever; '1 chair; 1 white enamel
table; 1 brown table; 1 small chest of
drawers.
TWri Bedreew.-One white enamel
iron bed; 2 mattresses and springs; 1
old chest of drawers, bluek walnut; 1
black wa)sut dressing titbits; 1 1arge
M. T x 7'; 2 small 'rugs; 3 hand-
RUBT. ROBERTSON,
The Anl'tloweer,
will conduct and arrange aureate eat
the latest methods to set the best tu-
mults. Bee his oy drop a card sad be
will give it immediate attsatles,.'
Farm sale* • specialty. moot We
Ooderlcb. ,
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
D1 A. N. ATKINSON
OHIROPRA(7To$ AND MUS-
LIMS THEBAPIlt'P
GOD418LCH
Bqulppsd wits elestamemestio
bathe. lisetroalc electric treatimsmen
asd ehlttopesetla Cbroale meanie and
nervus. abeawe. Lady is ettendaaee.
ode. boars 2 to 5. and 7 to • p.m.r
excepting Meade, and Thursday aL
t tiooas an er odes% asd by ap
Road/sets aid odes---Oorner et
South street and Britaaais road.
CHARTEEED ACCOUNTANT
FRANK P. GIBBS, °BARTERED
Accountant 102 Ontario attest
Stratford. Phone 1580. Res. 111303.
MEDICAL
3
e• F. J. R. FORSTER, r`ims
EYE, KAR. NOSE, THROAT 9' i
Late House Surgeon New York Opo-
thalmlc and Aural Hospital, aasisa ae
at Moorefield Eye HoWltal tad
Golden Square Throat Hospital, Lea-
den, Eng,
fib Waterloo 8t. B., Stratford. Tel-
ephone 267.
At Hotel Bedford, Goderich, oa tie
evening of third Monday a eaca
month 1111 the following day, Teasdaj,
at 1 p.m.
'LEGAL
VB4rmi T M. LEE,
E
Barrister and Solicitor
10 King street *aft, Toronto t
Tslspbones Ingle 8418.8617.
DUD1L®Y E. 110LM418,
made chain. crinoline chain; 1 pair Barrister, re t
gr •
curtains; 5 quilts. • one 27.Hamilton street. Godetlra
)ne runner, wool tex; Phone '
1 S 4dngle nttIeiss (upstairs) - One i'r R. DARR0Y. BARRISTER, I4TO.
gammon. W J. I. Killoran.footstool ; 1 arm chair, tens back. Phone 31)7. .
enameled desk; 4 enameled 1r; 1
hlaek walnut; 1 rug; 1 Licurtain; rtaln ; 1 Ofiee--The Square. Ooderiebb
clothes basket, Polled clothes.
Beek Bedreeen.-One Iron )e(1; 1
mattress; 1 (+beat of drawers; 1 mir-
ror, black walnut frame; 1 washing
stand: 1 cane rocking chair; 2 chain;
1 window seat cushion; 1 towel rack;
cartalnsand drapes; small fly elven*;
1 black writing (typewriter) table; 1.
chair.
All contents of library.
Kltehen.•-One kitchen clock ; 1 clock,
black walnut; 1 arm chair; 2 kitchen
chairs; 1 large kitchen tattle; 1 cherry
wood table with drawer; 1 Quebec
cook stove; 1 sine wall guard; 1 imn-
Ing board; 1 refrigerator; 1 coal oil
Move with oven.
2 kitchen chain; 1 coal scuttle; 1
clothes holler; 1 aluminum mmi11: 2
frons; 3 coal oil cans; 1 spkfer; 1 wash
board; 1 (ab: 1 iron frying pan; 1
preserving kettle; jam Jars; 1 bread
box; 1 bread mixer; silverware; plc-
tnres, elms.; ornaments; large collec-
tion of ornamental Jngs.
MiseeNaneous.--Garden hone: sprink-
ler; axe; lawn mower; sheen; water-
ing can; hoe; rake; spade; wheel -
borrow; child'.' playhouse. and nem-
erenn other articles of melee.
Practically MI the iurniture In wal-
nut or mahogany that has been in the
family for yeah end will Interest any-
one fond of good $.res. There will
be notblng reserved, as Mr. McDonald
is leaving Goderieh.
TERMS -Cade
T. OT':IDR? A SON,
AeCIIOUnra
Maps & *laps
BAaargraa41, Fhc.
R.C. HA YS -R .0. HAYS se.. B.A.
Hamilton St., GodeHcn
DISURANCB, LOANS. BTC. •171 . Aa
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE T'm r`
SURANCE CO. -Farm and tsoa?
latcd town property insured. .'d"
Metre-Jas. Connolly, Prete, Got.
erkh P. 0.; Jas. Evans, Vlee-Prts,e, 17(
Reerhwood P. 0.• D. F. Me stege'
See. -Tress., Seaforth P. 0. `e1.
Directors -A. Broadtoot, R. 1
No. 3, Seaforth ; Jobs Q. Orin, No.
4, Walton; William Rhin, R. R. Na
2, Seafortb; Jobs Beagents•, Brod-
bagen ; Geo. McCartney, R. R. Na B.
8eatortb ; Robert Ferrel, Harloek t
Marry Gibson, Brwced ld ; Jane*
Leann, Beeebweod; Jamie Coecoly,
Goderieb.
Agents --I. W. Yee, Oaderlea
Alex. Leitch, 1 1 No. 1, °lintel
Jobe Murray, Seeforth ; E. Madass,
fleetertb, Polley-b04dere ea. as alt
permeate gad got aloft cards recoil*
ed at 1 J. Korrlah's Clothing ♦tent►
Mho ; 1 iiL. Oft% a ore6.ry.Ms street. Sedertel, or Lnlf
dinedSaliba.Z E. W a
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