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il'-T'huraday, February 7, 1929.
THE SIGNAL,
St. Valentines
Day
February 14th
GET YOURS EAlkLV
Priced from
1 Jr:' 2c to 50c
t >ak
Sale of Note Paper
this Week
Cole's Book Store
Till: PANAMA CAVAL
✓ Fleet Plan. Were Prep reel by Saave-
dra 1,4 1529- Yrllod 1 .ler
Retarded ( u Utle 1
The epi, .icor} of Jetsou and his
fellow Argonauts, which describes
their quest of the Golden Flete, con-
tains nothing more of 1/mall('. 'halt
does the rectal of the adventurer of
those bold spirits whose d,trin: skill,
tend hardihood, so ably carried on the
work.of Columbus In giviug to the
world the continents of the W(:ste:n
Heulispherc.
COUNCIL SUPPORTS
!premium. for ere .insurance on the
tin to $267.-
Artgqraft factory, amour g
1M/bepaid. The committee 111,11, re -
MOVE FOR MAITLAND ported that Instructions had been
givenIn the town solicitor to cont -
POWER DEVELOPMENT pk.(eea) procedure required to give
the town Immediate possession of the
trh•nIft property.
• - The public works committee reported
Elevator Co. Proposes the Closing that the prtltion for a eemeut rade-
of Wellington Street to Make walk on the east side of Weeks
Room for New Annex street, from Britannia road to Mary
erect, WHS sutfl(ieully signet. and re-
---- - commended that It he grunted and the
The town council varied the usual necessary bylaw prepared. The coot-
, routine h% holding as t'•g+llar oast;- ulittee recommended that the elm*
Mg last week on Saturday Dight, write tit ('.P.It. requ4'sting it to at -
tech pedestrian walks to each side of
leaving the members free for other en- its bridge on the harbor hill road and
gageateutR on Friday night. All the that the approaches to this bridge be
members were present except Couto repaired. New electric lights had
,itlor Urlwrae. •
leen ordered for the council chamber
The rert of the 'rotor of Matte ioil ,moose. and It was re.ommen(led
W tint four more chairs be purchased
laud Cemetery for January showwl fur the emu] elI chamfer. the ceilings
'el4 i4l.rnienes in the month• be repol'sred, the tables and chairs
Blue Water Highway Meeting Is' repaired, and new window blinds
Notice was revolved from 11e so s'- b.•
rut of the Blue Water llighw:ly put on,
Association that the annual meeting. the sta'olal committee
postponed from last fall would la• that n quarter -page adv
rw•om trended
advertisement to
at Toronto at the slime time as Nil i11 the Onterlo,Jlotnr League road
the meeting of the Ontario 4;God Hoods book at Al (vast of $25. and that the!
Ass cfatiuu. shk), meets at the enol ' olumiitee ICI' empowered to purchase'
of this month. With the meeting iu :Ind Install a new- cable for the town
a
delegation t, wet't and In- ' I I h tu,ng oho Imes' prices and
I tervisw the 1
ron:,1 be readilya,ne cable n „ruximutrly 31st fret
The Mayor and the chairman of the p I
.sunmitt(e .'ere dere- .lin.
gated to attend both meetings• The' fin• couuuittae reported that it
A rommuuication from .i London had passed the application of Fred
advertising Wilson for permission to erect a pool,
toan
ad I
regard
with
firm
'• on was referred to the nas'''al ot. hi: dwelling 041 111nek. street and
committee recommended that the chairman of
A letter from Comedian 1t.io:111ies. i thbe committee' have the 11re alarm
lAmitel. Toronto, stating that if a .,+..tem collna•ted 111141 tested.
number of photographs of the town The water, light .and harbor cum-,
and district were sent to them they mittee reported that. (opt. C. E. Rob
would he used in iseilug postcards oil iuson had offered to rent the also
1* sold throughout the coueltry, was stall of the town freight shed at the
referral to the special committee. ` harbor for the sum of *75 for 11x29, to
"Columbus, skirting the wit chore •
The (*outwit derided to purchase one d elude the use or the office land Walt -
a of the posturer ,f the hnrlr r s
H. Wood, to
gate street for
month lea
Murphy, who b
the rate of 85
Of this bulldlu
tilt the kowu
111 $1O per m
gust, limit. and
aweceeding iv
till! -being the
him in 11127. ..
Then. rsis'r
Mettles.
Reeve Turntoe
Iteputy Reeve
ell emphatically
lion passed by •
Iia January se
electric Power
with the devel
Maitland River -
Another motl
resolution on
Ire sent to all
the county and:
villages and t'
endorsl'ment end
The matter
leum and
the town hall
tic works co
'act.
The council
o'clock.
GODERICH, ONT.
bullding on New -
months at i15 a
and that 1'. T.
tiered payment at
nea.th for the a")'
1:128, be notified
s that be pr) r•ul
for July and ,1u
✓ month for the
stha-a total of
rate 1111 paid by
ail adopted.
epeeles
.' seconde(d 1*
e, that tbe come-
!1� rot• reelir u-
Urlt (.'o+mell at
rgImf ' the hydro,
1041 to I.receed
of power on the
Md.
rested that the
d River power
municipal! tiev in
adjoining towns.
ps asking their
pa•ratbn,
aring new' lin"-
g the ,room, 'u
erred to the pa1b.
with power 1(1
trued at 11 I
a n
found , that the ,rice w• ---
r(ovinrlel 1:„'rrel,u.ni1 would be from
�'._e to 114• n foot for a quarter -inch PERSONA
arrange.!. MENTION
with
lel o r.om- du rin • the ty itn(er InOn[1
of .he C'artbbran Sea 141 his futile winter fleet. to adorn the walls of the • on13% and the committee recommended
search for a e.hort passage to CalhoY 001101I chamber. and ('unneillor Huh- i tlt.ot the offer be accepted, any dem-
with its fabled 'tabes of aoid, ailter. u_.,snrgeete(1 it might be good hila!-'.•ige to the premises to le made good
and precious stones," writes John F. nese to buy another one and send it to; to the satisfaction of the council and
Mr. J. F. Castlt*pf Victoria street.
•Ilrautford, 11nnou the engagement
of his youngest d ter, Doris Irene.
to Mr- Thomas 1.
onlt
SOW of
Mr.
tiIulll'Iuat
le
thwn
its
.
1ustle[hwelte20Z ell!n� un�rs.Thomas A.
xtreet,
Brantford. former of Goderich The
marriage to take ce quietly about
the middle of Fekhrary.
• • • • •
Mr. H. Creighton, e „ has been ..n
the local staff of the standard Malik
as ec(nunnlnt for Som, time. has Iss•t
transferred to Cateddn. . and his
here to taken hy Mr. Borman }'1.111'lT.
formerly on the Bal . of Commerce
staff here- The Steal rd Bank is. of
course. nm a part . ' 111. 11.111k of
Btevrus lu aginrerinC. "clsiU d the t (omha•rce, but the to • bran. hes a rr
h t YE 1 f fourth and the Minister .of Public Works at (It- the remises not to be sub -let or used. still rouducted sepafat• In l:uderir
oleo 1 th th tl 1('sse!
e� matter 7.f i omp n>;
,r e . rutd,rt:lad ur . �g ee r men. a tat to er ohistory points4o
shores a Panama On his
Jaws Ile bang in hid a .v any other that: the
isat-'voyag(' is t 011 c o,: d tTt , t T- -the--pier 'Phe 'N 1T1ohat Sh1jA,niliTtpr .voIDmit-
harbor of Porto Bello and outwitted ♦ rlr t recommend d ti ti 0Q t F Advertise i 1e Sig11:11
-
Limon Bay. which Is now the -Allan- y u I I e g
tie en rants to hr Panama Casal. All (11.' rnl i'nrl was' referred jterdly to e-----_
- the public
works and Cemetery mud ,
_puke «,mmittees
Columbus died Tn Hie
discovered
-that urs Relief for Welsh Miners 1
lands which he had discovered were t petition with aloud lofty' sigma -1
a part of the contlnept of Asia. The tures, praying that the council ...tori- I
cusrn.Craphy of those far away day's
was incomplete Dud- mial.ading, bu: bate out of the funds of the tow, a
it war shortly to be extended, molt- • 4"1 bila villa" for the help of the
fled, and corrected by a Roup of ad ..weirdo miner+, sus- rteferre 1. after,
Venturers, the story of whose exploits some discus -Ion. t'. the tivae . m
Would furnish material for another
immortal Odyssey. Request from Elevator ('ompany.
"Sir Francis Drake visited phi A eonlobut.va1f''TI fr.'a, the Goderich
isthmus is 1570. Fifty-seven years Elevntor Co. intimated that 111 order to
before Drake, however, Balboa had I secure the requisite length of prop;
crossed .he isthmus. eumewhat south- erty for 1114' new annex it wou14 tae 11e.
1.14111 of the line of the pr•l'ut canal, •'''Meir, to en'•rnaeh slightly m1 Wel-
and undoubtedly was the first white 1lingtou street• and the eonneil wan
man to view the Pacific Ocean. The 1'1'dce'•l to (*.wider the closing of the
hope of finding a hidden strait con-
necting two great oceans persisted
long years after Balboa's (Recovery.
and 1: is a most interesting fart of
history, that it was four hundred
street. welch extends (on putter
down 4174' bank to the water's edge.
Elpreesion was Shen to the ()pluton
that the ennnell should 1* careful In
dealing with Otte matter, as by the
years, almost to a day. SepMn.b' I 26, I cMrfng of the street the than world
1913, when such a atgalt was given !lose means of access to the waterfront.
tote wdrid, Ant It was not a atmlt , The matter woe referred estetly to Me
made by nature, but by man - the piddle works and harbor committees.
Panama Canal. The resignation of J. It. plays from
"As nothing in the nature of a the hand committee was referred to
straight could be found north of Ma- ( the special committee.
gellan, which would allow of the pas- A (ntnnnudcation from 1110. London
sage of °hips from ocean to (mean, lefty council, asking ao-ops'rntion 1n se-
tae 'persia4ent ;enders began to talk caring from the Te'gisloture an amend -
Of making one. Saavedra. who ne- went to the Munieipnl• Act allowing
eompanled Balboa on the latter's vis': municipalities to grant bus (ran-
t° the Isthmus which resulted In the chimes. .was referred to the special
discovery of the -Pacific Ocean, i e aald committee,
to have been the first to prepare plans To the same committee was went n
for a canal, which, 1t 14 r'a1'ned. he cummnnleation from, the Ontario Pro -
did In 1529. From that ire• en, hibition League asking support in pe-
thronch e"nturtes, several (1itinnee-- titioning the Dominion Government to
Spn1n, Fr•anee,,Rittafn, 11101 th" Unit- forbid the Ironing of .•learan.e papers
ed a'aic.-s --• made sure() and (ie- Per liquor enrgoes destined for the
velnp.•d projects. Nothl' tangible United Stales.
or reneltslve beyond surveys and die- A (nmmunlcattnn was r.'••eived ftom
russfon came out ut It a11, until the the scrretary of the Women's Institute,
111 -fatal da' l,'•ssep'e project was stating that the Institute would like
laurelled, with loud acclamations. In to rete some assi"tnnc(' in the np-
1882. - - r- - - --_' -keep of necheeted plots let Maitland
"The history of the failure of the cemetery. Ohne is, plots of pas.)d0
• F•reuch.la of it tine too r. r' tot and loo whose relatives have left town or
fresh to need repetl.lon 11"re. With died.
an aml'l'' supply of funds, their at -The council welcomed this i,tipn8-
tempt to build any sort of canal then• tion and the letter ens sent to the
won't] have failed, as undoubted', cemetery tool parks committee to 11111
would the Americalts have failed un- sue the platter.
ill the great scourge of the whit,' Adam Reek Memorial
man In .h'- tropics -yellow fever--- A Loewe frnn, the Stratford cit)
had been mattered. The de Less, 104 cnuncfor support of the proposal to
Company was reorganized In October. 4'reet n pnhlfe memorial t.. Sir Adam!
1894. and continued operations on a heck on tip' Baden Dill. near the
very limited crate, until tts rights and
property were purchased by the l'nit-
ed States under the Art of Congress
of June 28, 1902. ,As SHIM ther•ater
_aa__coneltions arid events permitted,
canal was begun by Ili.- tolled States
Government. and pushed to a suc-
cessful rnn(•luafnn.
pines• of lib -birth. w05 left In the
hands of the Mayor to obtain further
Informntlnn and report.,
A eonununiratfon from the ('Itizens'
Rw1Par('h Inetitnte, Toronto, reeinesf-
Barber Memorialised. -
No bather did as much to make
women's heads beautiful as Antoine,
Bpi man who earned the title of
"King of the World's Hairdressers,"
and who called his work."psycho-
logical hntffure."
A statue 1a to be placed on h1s
tomb. in Paris. It shows an Impres-
sive male figure resembling Antoine
standing over a kneeling woman who
bas her neck turned toward him, as
though for his critical approval of
ber shingle
A letter from the Workmen's Com-
pensation Board with reference to
rates f''? the mlullrtpnl otdk•4' stnn and
policemen %RS sent to tine finance
committee.
A request from the Salvation Army
for a grout to rid of 1111' Women's
Rescue }tome and -The Children's dome
In London. (int., was referred to the
flnanee committee
Committee Reports
The finance committee made re-
commendations as follows: That the
c(uue11 Join the Ontario 3in(11, 1t ,l
Assoelatlon and remit the 1929 mem-
la'rs'hip fee of 82.x; titnt a cheque be
issued to Hays & Bays for 9109 35.
'one-half the appeal costs In the Me-
aflclnel .vise• and Interest; that the
HOCKEY
Junior 0. H. A. Sadden Death Game
CLINTON vs. GODERICH CUBS
at West Street Rink, Goderich, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY llth
AT 8.15 P. M.
The grinners of this VIII." W111 meet New Hamburg in home
and hnmegain s for the championship of the group
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TESTS FOR AIR-Il,'fl.OTS.
Apparatus Intented to Teel the PMt-
Itees oat Clandtdate.
Au apparatus has beeu Invented to
les: the fitness of prospective air
pilots, and testify as to whether the
candidate would Leel at home at the
controls of a real plane.
Sitting in a seal like that of as
airplane's cockpit, the candidate
grasps realistic controls while au in-
spector shouts at him: "Lett bank!
Spin! Nose dive! Stall!" What the
would-be pito: dues with lets Joy -stick
and rudder bar, to response to these
Imaginary emergencies, 1s recorded
on a charting device.
By examining the` record the in-
spector can tell In a moment whether
the applicant can fly a plane. If he
has become excited and pulled the
wrong control when he Imagined him-
self In a nose dive, he is summarily
rejected on :he machine's recorded
evidence. But 1f he has kept hie wits
and reacted speedily and accurately
to every situation, he Is adjudged to
have " I1 int; sense" and has qualified
as a pilot.
SAFFXiI'ARDINO THE MARINER.
Weather Foremasts Ars • Compares
tively Modern 'Duet at
The earliest recorded experiments
In forecasting by the aid of telegraph
eorurnunicatlon are credited to Prof.
Joseph Henry. of the Smithsonian In-
stitute of America, lu 1849.
The est national forecasting set -
vice, however, was .stablished In
Franee In 1855 and was the result
of an episode of the Crimean War.
In November,' 1854, a severe storm
did much faut.tge to the French and
Brlt}eh warahlPe In the Black Set
The French astronomer, Le Ferrier.
made a study of this storm and came
to the conclusion that, with the aid
of telegraphic reports, its progress
across Europe might have been pre-
dicted, and digester to shipgaverted.
In the United States In 1889 as
experimental ,weather service was
established In the Cincinnati Observ-
atory by Prof, Cleve land Abbe, with
the aid of telegraph contmunlcatlon.
His experiments In weather forecast -
Ing wore Po successful that Congress
Was Induced to establish a tutlonal
service.
CHURCH NOTES
Batelle Church, Feb. 10th. -Morn -
lag, "Spiritual Meat for the Soul-"
Evening. "le there a pa•r.11onn1 devil
here in We world:'"
The services at Knox church next
Sunday will he is charge of the min-
ister. Sermon onuhjeets: Mureing,
"Keeping to the Road ;" evening,
"Jscoh's Ladder." Sabbath school
and I}ible Onsets at 3 o'clock.
The services at Victoria street
United church next Sunday will be
held a* usual. Sermon subjects: 11
a.m., Paul's Attitude to Life;" 7 p.m..
",t Remedy for et Lust World." The
teacher* and officers of the Sunday
school will be installed at the morning
service.
The sacrament of the lard's Supper
w'111 be observed at the moiling ser-
vile at North street United church
next Sunday. Preparatory servl(ee
week at 8.15 o'clock, when the pros -
will be held on Friday evening of tits
eller will he Rev. Geo. Weir. R.A., of
St- Andrew's church." ltlyth. At the
Men's C'Iuh ,n Smlday morning the
.uhJect for dit•usstoa will he- "Which
is stronger. (•irclnu.tanees or reapon-
sihilit'?" to be Introduced by hey. J
E. Ford.
KORN
09IISIIOLM.-At Alexandra hospital,
Goderlele, on Friday. February 1, to
Mr. and Mrs. John ('hisholuu, Jr, a
son.
Met'l1l''F. At .tlexaadra ho+pital.
Goderich, on Weslies.lar, February
0 1 Mrs, Cordon .o Mc-
Phee.1. G Mr. and d n M 1
Thee. of Colborne township. twin
girl,.
DIED.
F'1T%1',ITRI('K.-,At hetroit, on Wed-
nesday. January 115th, (.irolynn and
Edward. twin infant children of Mr.
and Mut W. E. Fitzpatrick,
PIERCE. -In Goterieb, on Saturday.
February 2. Mary 1. Stott. wide%' of
the late 1l'lllltm Pierre, In her 71Ith
year.
CUM Ole THANKS.._„_
Meet West
c
r
4t
1. The 'Trans -Canadian •Iwcld train takes the tourists across Ma Dominion by one route and tick by another. 3 Th.
.scenery at Roof!, enjoyed by the travellers, le among th• most beautiful on the continent- 3. The trees In Stanley perk.
t'ancoueer, were grow/low before Columbus discovered America- 4. One of the C. P.it.'• moat powerful Iocemotl'•s,
u.ed fir transcontinental thin,. S. "Wooly Westerners" leading a wild life.
CO succeeaful and popular have
the trans -continental expedi-
tions of past years proven and so
excellent have the results been
proclaimed, that this summer the
Fifth Annual "Across Canada and
Back" tour, promoted by Henn
Sinclair Lnlyd of Macdonald 011 -
lege. Ste. Anne de Bellevue. P..Q.
over the linea of the Canadian Pa-
cific Railway, will be undertaken
this year, it hie been announced
by the C.P.R. offices in Montreal.
This tour leaves Toronto on
July 23 by special train. travel-
ling wisp via Sudbury, Port Ar-
thur, Winnipeg, Indian head,
Moose Jaw, Calgary, Banff, Win-
dermere. Nelson, Fentlnton, Van-
couver, and Vtctorte; and return-
ing east by Fmterald lake, Yoh°
Valley, Lake Louise. FAmonton,
Saskatoon. Winnipeg, and down.
the Great Lakes by steamer from
Fort William past Sault Ste Ma-
rie to ''ort MoNlrholl. and thence
by rail to Toronto
Of Educational Talse.
Altitnllah the traveller is Inter-
ested chiefly In the attractions of
• the tour such as scenery. "sights'
and novel experlrtre5 en route,
the educational phase 1s (lie
highly considered hy its promot-
em. The hulk a the minor dif-
ficulties and differences that
arise within the Dominion are the
result of lack of mutual under-
standing by the various compon-
ent parts of the cotmtry in the
problems of the others Mutual
understanding and appreciation
can only he achieved by Interest
and knowledge, and these are
best acquired by travel and per-
sonal visits to the other parts of
('anada and int.' . rse with
else's neighbours.
Passengers on
epeclal 'Across
Back" train will
the glories of wee
the lnvigoratbtg b
Paella, and the
age down the 0
they w111 also
with tbe 11te of
oonwwtrt(}ts. Aa they through
the cowntry they w11 the In-
dustrial and agrtcnit act111-
ties In progrsas Ajoy WPM' hnvpltali(y M well as aCPvt-
fie C.P.R.
da and
Away enjoy
scenery
of the
ttl+sl ••y-
but
ted
rn
cry
Tinder the liquidated, (tf On. Of
the meet 1,prornlnsat and popular
M1rra11nnnlllts In Eastern Can-
ada. clean Sinclair Laird Of Mac-
donald (lollop., and dompo.ed
elderly of traveslera hese EIs1Rern
Censda, the visit will dSsoQt^llab
nurh to the wa7 (K lrrthertng
common knowledge ofd 1mak1ne
the Easterner better ' aaqusdatetf
with the Weetkrner, and vice
versa.
Motoring inelnded-
The twenty-one day tour will
give the tourists partic`pnt.ing a
Oomprehene ive and attractive
view of the west. Arrangements
have been made to ' fireak the
journey 1•n many interesting
ways. Motor drives will be taken
between Banff and W:n(h'rmere
over the famous 104 mile high-
way; along the new "Groat DI-
vide Highway" from Fe Id, 33 R.
via F.merald Lekn and the Yon,"
Valley and Wapta Bungalow
Camp and through thegnalnt Du
kbobor country and the fertile
Okanagan valley.
Steamehtps will not only he
taken down thn Great Takes, Mtt
also on Kootenay Lake, and acroes
the Strait, of Georgia between
Vancouver and Victoria on the Pa-
olftc coast.
The equipment of the epeeist
train will include dining care,
sleeping cars, drawing room and
Compartment ears, a mewed bag-
gage ear fitted with drre�tng
rooms end wardrobe a(rnmmnda-
tion, and otmervatlnn ears, which
will be an open -top tyle during,
the Jnlurneys through the tn(n111-
talns The treln will even have
special news hullstlns and reedy
eopdeo of local newspapers alone
the route.
TILE FAMILY (t}' 'PIIS LATE MKS.
l lhlt(F: nisi to thank their
friends 111111 ne•ighlorle for kindness
trod symouthy 'extended lo. them dur-
ing the illness ami et the time of the
Beeth of their dear mother, ..till forMake
sttrnpcA to ■n
WANTED
{/OIT1V(3 BUSINESS MAIN WIS
ii to obtain room and board. Pri-
vate home preferred. State rte. Reply
BOX of 81QVAL OFFICE. 81
'l1t1 M15N WANTIID.--110 FILL
entenciee on the Goderlch Fire
Rdgade. Applicants must live wlth-
'a• the ere limits. Applications will
be received by the uuderelgned uutil
soon, March 5, 19211.
J. E. 'MIITUD,
Sec. Goderich Fire Dept
FOR SALE
SALE. -SLIGHTLY USED
hand power washing machine,
WM. MaeVONALI), Ooderleh. Tele-
phone 174W. It
rpOR SALE. -TWENTY OXFORD
COUNTY Holstein heifers of good
quality, due to freshen in March, April
and May. Also ten grade Shorthoru
heifers due to frenheu shortly. Will
also 441711 or let out on shares 30 pure-
bred Oxford breeding ewes. JNO.
F'AItJtISH & StANE 'Phone Dungan -
110u 1*ril
_--111
UPRIGHT PIANO (BELL) ma."'
O SALE. -la Orstclaae condition.
Apply' to DONALD MacKAY, P. 0.
bit 457, Goderich.
DESIRAJ*LE RESIDENCE PROI'IIR-
TY FOR JAL .-At corner of Brl-
taania road and William street. Tea
rooms besides bathroom, closets, etc.
Good furnace- A11 cunvemle•,eee. For
terms and further particulars apply to
DONALD MacKAY. P. 0. Boz jef
Goderich, tt
TO KENT
TO RfiNT.-lSTOItE 141'ITAIU FOR
a grocery or office. lunne.111Re po-
1ePsiotl given. Apply to CHAS...
SAI-NDF11tS, Goderlch-
Al (TIO,?EEiINO
THOMAS GT'NIJdlY."TiWyi CH,
LIVE 141114•K AND IJMNIHAI
AUCTIONEER'
,Telephone No. 119.
floral tributes. They wlsla part it'll -
!arty to thank Ila matron and n11r.en
of Alexandra hospital, and 111e, d(r•-
t(r., for their 'kindness an.j. thought-
fulness during the time she acus in
the hospital.
yebere and even
I effort made to give satiefactlee
I'ermers sale mutes dlacouute•d
WESLEY W. FiSHER,
Auctioneer,
will conduct soles •uywl.ere. My
terms are reasonable and 1 will ee-
TIIE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
Carlow 1314, or aoldre-Is It. R. 4. God -
donated to their homemade taking erlek.
sole last Saturday. They ore indeed
pleased to note the growing Interest
Of Victoria 11ome and Scholl Club .learur to gi
wish to thank all who so generously
ve eatisf:(4lion. Pima*
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONEEE
which Is being talien by parents and
the people of this community -In theAg A, N. ATKINSON
work of this nrgar,izatlon. D OHIROPRACTOR AND DRUG -
MRS. PALMER, MISS WBIGINS, L/SS THESAPIST
'President. Secretory OODEHICH
*quipped with eiectioesageoles
AUCTION SALES battle.LIeotroelc electrte treatmeems
sad chiropractic. Chronic organ* ay
CTION SAIAS OF EIORSiS. servo diseaeaa I*dy. ICI attendattte�
CATTLE ANI) Sfl**W. llmce boon 2 10 5, and T to P pia,
ezet•ptltlg Meaday and Thursday at-
At
LAt lot5l5, Rayfield Line, A miles te00000s and evenings, and by ap
nnrthsnst of ItaytMld, on p,ufatmenL
TT'F.SD-1Y, FF,RRi'ARY 12th. Residence and oSlce--Oorase et
at 1.34) sharp. rnnsteting .if the follow south street and Brltanala read.
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Horsea-l'ercherou (colt, rising 2
yeare old.
(-BARTERED ACCOCNTANT
t attie,-Durltnm cow-, 0 years .old,
due to freshen time of w+:e; Dnrtrtm, (;RANK 1'. GIBBS, (7HAR'I'EKKD
row, 7 3'0140' old, due to fre.hsn in Aaouhtaut. lug 1)otarlu curie•
March ; Derham .vow, 8 } ears old. due to I dtratfurd. Plaine 15)40. Res, 1330J,
freshen In April; Dnrham cow. 11 years
oto. due to freshen 1n March; part;
Holstein coo. Syears 0ld,.dueft) fresh-
en In February; part Holstein COW, 4 ,
yesra 01d, due 141 freshen in April: 2
half-hred Jersey heifers, (1710 at time
of mile; Diatom bull, rising 2 years;
Polled Angus bull. 7 months old; 5
4lrreford steers, tient TOO lbs.; 2
Derhem • steers. about. 7(114 the.; 12'
heifers. atw,nt SO0 lbs., holt fat. 1
Sheep --Thirty-fire ehoioe 'Leicester
4'we .i Shropshire ewes. These ere'
as except 1,7201 lot of (note young
PAPS. and bred to a regletered 'Lel
(•ester rum. due to Iamb in Mr+reh and Ill
April
Thio obove cattle are all dehorned, 1
Suet w•1.11 1'' held Indoors if weather is
stormy.
TERMS- months' credit will 1*
given' ori fflrnishing approved joint
hankehle notes, or a discount of. four
ter rent. straight allowed for cash,
It. STEW,IRT. GFX). 11. F,I,L )TT, I
_ _ Proprietor. Anctloneer_
AITEITION SALE O- F DAIRY COWS,
Y0I't''t: CATTLE. ETC.
w. W. F- ISHER
will sell by public an(•tfon tat his farm
lit Saltford,r on
TdlI RSD.1Y. FFRItl'ARY 14. 1929,
commencing at 1 o'clock, sharp:
Cattle. -aloe Durham roW, 7 yenrs
old, due March 30; 1 him. cow. 10
)ears old. freshener February 214; 1
Holstein row, 4 year' old, due Feb-
ruary 2s: 1 Hereford ons, 4 years old,
just fresh; 1 Ayrshire row, 4 years
old, jnsr fresh : 1 hlnek mow, 7 years old,
just (retell: 1 red COW. 0 yenta old, to
freshen in Min' ; 1 red mw, 7 yens old.
to freshen March 7; 1 Holstein eow, 0
years old. lo freshen March 15; 1
Hereford .'nw. 4 yehrs old. dire time of
ea le.
:Ming (little. -Three Polled Anent
steers, rising 1 year old; 2 ihtrhnm
heifers, rising 1 year 01(1; 2 Durham
steers, 1 ICAr old,
Sharp, -Flue ewes.
I'Iga.-Slx pigs. SO to 100 lbs, each.
Poulty,--Twenty Barred Rock
hen.: 1 pair African China gee*.
Mlseellanneus.-125 ('0(1817 4rnce
posts; 1 not rack for toholelglra; Pet
1 knee Iohelelghs, In good eonditinn
apt learn breaching barnese; 1 light
delivery sleigh; 1 Ford track ; 1 pump
jack. new. never need; 1 swop shovel;
1 set singe driving harness; 2 driving
horse collars; ehont 110 hnshels feed
Oat&
The abore are a gond 10t Of Cows.
Everything mast to5Ulvely Ile *obi.
TERMS --All slims of 1110 end Ander,
cash ; over that amount, 14 months' erg.
dit will he given nn approved joint
Rank notes bearing interest at seven
per cant- per annum.
Come to this Pale
WESLEY W. Pi111F,R,
Auctioneer.
MEDICAL
DR, le. J. R. i'ORSTER,
EYE. EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Late house Surgeon New York Op!
theistic and Aural tluspita!, aMlstaa9
at Moorefield Eye, Hospital sad
Golden Square Throat Iiospltal, Lea-
den. Eng. -
53 Waterloo 141. S., Stratford. Tel-
ephone 267.
At Hotel Bedford. Ooderlch, ba tae
eveaing of third Monday of each
month till the following day, -Tuesday,
at 1 p.m.
LEGAL _
ERsVi11ST M. LEE,
Barrister and Solicitor
Dominion Building, 445 Btu street.
Toronto 2
-Telephone Adelaide 4168.
UIILEY E. HOLMES,
reinter, lite:
Ofiice-Ilamllton street, Goderleb
Phone 27.
IR R. DARROW, BARRISTER, ETC.
Successor to J. I. Killoran.
Phone 97.
Office -The Square, 0oderlcm.
*taps a Haps
RARRI+raM, Fere.
R.C.HAYS-R.C.HAYS IR.. B.A.
Hamilton St., t8ederitn
INSURANCES, LOANS, LTC.
McKiLLOP MiJTUAL FIRII IIF
SiiRANCE CO, -Farm and IN
latcd town property insured,
Officers -Jas. Connolly. Pres.. Goo
erlch P. O.; Jas. ■taus, Vire Pres
Beechwood P. 0.; D. F. McGregor.
Sec. -Tress. Seafortb P. 0.
DIrectors-A. Breedfoot, R. B.
No. A, Seaforth; John G. Grieve, Ne,
4, Walton: William Ilan, It, R. 'No
2, Seem -Lb: John Reenewles, Bred.
herrn; Geo. McCartney, R. R. No, S
SPeforth ; Robert Terris, harlick
Murray Glbeoa Brseed,sd; Jamie
Evans. Reaehwood; Janis ConnoUs,
Goderich.
Agents- J. W. Teo, Goderlc1;
Alex. leech, R. R. No. 1, Cllntne ;
John Murray, Se'afortb; B. hinobIsy,
8.Oforth. Polley-kolds'rs can make ell
permeate and get their cards receipt -
ed et R. J. ilorrlie's Clothing Steels.
CHttna ; R. R. Ontt'a Grocery, Riee
*ton street, (loderteh, or J R. %MN
U•a•vet Stare, &LA.l.
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