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' --Thursday, May 9, 1921.
Special ---
GENUINE LEATHER
HAND BAGS
Regular L$t IMI :uI'I INT 4:1l
at $1.98
AIeO a f.11 S:, or. aria
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at $2.98
A11 New Clnr, :ural I l.•?ip;n-
On Sale Saturday Morning
COLE'S BOOK STORE
See our windows+ Sat today ;
e
wall p3pn•r.
Town of Goderich
PUBLIC NOTICE
Petition. for tet c n•tractton 'd
cement aid. walks in 1.•:9 mutat t4'•
tiled in this .ghee or 1r•b.re
MAY IStb, 1129
No petitions after the an.vedate
will be comalere.l in the c, ! Irak -
tion progrnnl of this year.
By order' f the Town Council.
L. L. KNOX, Tows Clerk
Announcement
To the People of Goderich:
On ace t of burin:. inter' -t. In
Northern Ontario, it wiills• necessary
h.r me to be away from too n for so -
ent mouths. I refuel n, make this
temporary break. 1 wild. to thank ulv
friends nod customers ler lust favors
a11.1 ! hope to meet thew again Wren.
11n1. Pinner and Jean seism to 4'r•
main in Toronto f.r a thou My looks
are with Mew.rs. Ilays A Itats. AO'
ace. wants payable by nte.boutd tie liked,
w ith Mears. Hays,& !lays. and any ac•
(.01111114 -due to we may be part to tloot.
I expert to be in Goderich in a few
wt•4'ki• to arrange all outstanding 'met-
iers relating to accounts. .
W. R. PINI►ER
NOTICE.'
I:y arrangement of tit• law
Society of Goderich th• hill
offices will bo. clo-ell 1V. -.Ines -
day afternoons !luring May.
June, July, Augt)et awl Step=
teulle•r (excepting wi, Ls villi
u holiday), and (lura.': July
and August at 4 11.111 •I:1il�.
>Zf.i i.. E. I)AN('E1'.•
F. R. DAI;LUW
HAYS dr I1.\1•s
D. E. H(tl NIE-
THE SIGNAL,
jE,IfOINZER'$ REPORT
(Cloattoued from tam 1)
front South to Ws1.rho Britannia
road; south side, from ltaydeld road to
Iiuron road; L'almer.ton street, cath•
side. from Britannia to Raglan: Mar-
ket wine!, east side, from Mout real to
Elgin; Elgin 'avenue, north side, front
Cambria, to, Victoria. The eoniulltlt'e
nr,.0,nu•u.led That one or two cars of
tatria it lull nue car of roar be or
.Iere•I.. for delivery when. required.
The special committee rr•omaut•ndld
:he matter of arrangements with the
band la• left with the .bairauan of the
.'olllltli lire.
These reports were ail adopted.
The council passed a resolution one
Isdurnig „s its ngires4•111a144r' on the
fall fair board tot. tlenib 4's of council
llr_e:ady pda•rd by i11e io.ard uu 4,1 ILK
o1 •-.duwillet. t141•11.
h,•usaou redin1144'
townAfter dnwaptng.�ground agar•
resothltiou
U11• paw.d iu.tnu•ting the chief, of
I4dbe ty ille/1•2 t 11111 teamsters place
cnrbage where instructed by the care -
1,•4' of Ilse grounds.
•" •mull we4,t into 'e►mm.tt.e of the
and eceipted tie' tender '"f • !Gell
MUSKRATS
tee Sea ane Muskrats for Peeking Primus
we halm 1.4'r *era• 11c. -n4' hi' aar.r•
meal too!,. r ). .
w.• Its 1. tile 4ara•et em : o.•+1 gild t,•4 de
4.-;..1•••1 am.trat ran. h In 1'amyl*
%%4...11 en • a.► 1. r. • 11 h.t. d••are I
)'uu are 18:.1..1 !.• r • t :r rant 1. at 1'. 11
+
I'..4' 11,'1 par•,�!ar•
IRCIEEN MUSKRAT FIRMS, LIMITED
114.11.11litterMen MWdlls,Itf.
WANTED
YOUNG MEN
OR GIRLS
T.• learn making Tennis Slides
PAY WHILE LEARNING
STEADY WORK
Write or phone, staling age,
weight an'I lo•ight. to
The Elmira Rubber Factory
ELMIRA. ONTARIO
Female Help
Wanted
IMIND
W4 have positions for twenty
young women in our Spinning Mill
and Sweater Finishing Department.
Thoroughly modern, bright cheer-
ful Mills, pleasant working condi-
tions. Steady work aeoured. Plenty
of opportunity for advancement for
wilting workers. We are ready to
accept beginners. Apply promptly
by letter to •
THE P -K MILLS LIMITED
Listowel, otlltarie
Second Standard Royalties limited
One of the most attractive Investments of the ,,rrear are the Units of Second Standard Royal-
ties Limited which are swing offered by the Mid-CAntinent Bond Corporation Limited of Toronto.
The Preferred Share', give a yield of 12 per cent. and are being sold at 1E1.011 per share and the
Common at 2.5e. -
The Charter granted to this company is unique, as it contains many remarkable provisions
of safety and protection for the Investor. For instance, it provides that the Royalty Income re=
reived by the company MUST iRE DISTRIBUTED four ways, as follows
1st -The Preferred Dividends of 1 per tent. monthly.
2nd -A definite amount is deposited each. month in a Sinking Fund to ht held by The
Imperial Trust- Company of Canada to redeem the ('referred Shares In fifteen years with a protii-
Unl of 111 per cent.
3rd -Two-thirds of the balance to be reinvested in New Producing Royalties.
4th -Thr. remaining one-third is applicable for I1:vidends on the Comthon Stock, and cannot
b. used for any tither purpose.
The company's investment• are confined to Producing Oil RoyaltieS in proven Oil Fields, and
no funds are invested in Non -Producing Royalties or Drilling Operations. or any other kind
►,usincss whatsoever.
Second Standard Royalties is organized on w.un•I prineiples,'and its shares are considered as .
a safe and profitable investment. The company receives its income entirely free of cost, which
makes it possible to pay much larger Dividends to its shareholders than is united with companies
having heavy overhead and operating expellees ' - ✓
This issue has been well r.eeived, and a large black of Unite has been taken up by Investoren.
The Company has already acquired some thirty-five Diversified Producing Oil Royalties in the
:lid -Continent field, the returns from which are ample to take care of all requirements as pro-
vided for in the Company's Charter, •
The Dividend cheques are issuo.l monthly Try' The imperial Trusts Cotnpany. of Canada, and
are payable at Irhr at'any chartered bank in Canada.
The shares of Second Standard Royalties are being offered in Goderich by W. J. f'owell, who
will be pleased to furnish descriptive circular upon r•(piest.
Mid -Continent Bond Corporation
Limited
331 Bay Street, Toronto
W. J. POW ELL, Local Representative
Phone 292 Goderich
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GODERICH, ONT.
Bros. for cement sldew.l:ks at la,• leer
square foot. The only other tender
was half a cent higher. This was
confirmed In council with the proviso
that Bell Tiros. should 4,4 114) extra.
ell last year's work.
The chairman of the harbor and
tluaute•' cum.nittees were V111141'. red fu
act in the matter of a new roof for
the town freight shed al the harbor.'
A proposal for dra.t. u.• un the
4'.X.14. truck near th.• '4 11nnd 11111
bridge Was referred to , minute,' or
the whole council. It 1, -fated that
the test of the dralnag,- '-'il'l be as-
•eessg In various peopor. •o• against
(the railway company. 11.1111.411.111.1111.411.1 Gulf Club, the town 4!: •'ic county.
CHURCH N (TES
Rev. F. r. Elliott. of I:..,•raoll, will
'heathy the pulpit al 1:a' 1Raptlst
t:11 11•11 next Sunday, :,,.ruing end
evening.
Services, in Knox church next Sab-
bath will be eondUMetl I.y the` min•
inter. Subjects of germ-::,': 11 a.m.,
"Julia Wife;" 7 p,,, -Joseph's
i; reatlews," Mother's 1,,, .'ry dee in
1111 Sabbath school at 3 o'clock.
At Use meeting of the Presbyterian
'4)11oti of !bouillon and I.;•:. ton, held
Paris last week, Rio .4 A. Brown.
i t114ers..11, was elect,. mderator.
I;. , H. C. M(!►ermid of ,, •r:.•b was
.lpls.iuted to the Bynoe',. ommittte
'at a teller:ll int
Weir to the committe,• a, Sunday
14 ..,!. and young peep., - societies,
The Synod metered an ..• !mho to
nn•et in' Knox church, Sr. Thomas, in
11011.
The servit•,ys at North .'•nasi 1'1111441'
lolrc11 114:11,7 ,e),1 jd-uly 4% •' •• It •4 fol.
- • 10 a.m.. ]len'$ 1 . ltisstuu
1::1:.1 :Ind fellowsbll i -w. '•Do
I1Ndreu appreciate the . - of their'
;s.rent.:c' 1s the topb• be intro-
'mt•& in the yea's Oal. by Mr. J.
l::>:'u Tom. At the morl_tl, service at
11 e'clo -L the pastor w:': lake es his
•er1114.8 •111jeet 'The M -•-hers of 11*'
Rabid•." -\ ladles' shorn• „ill lead the;
-eryi,w of praise at tie
-.es...if .n ,r :t p.na. which ‘.1. le• a sloe -
•dal service In honor u: snifters At i
p.m. there will tea •4. ..i' ", .•:ter'...
'lay song service.
1'!,.• services sit street
United .•hurch next Suwi.,y will. be of
•spec -dal Interest. 1u tb.- m'rni.I;t the
Sidi.• will have full chart' of the rrer-
vice. Tt11r•• will he a nl..thera' .choir
• and the service will be"a joint meet-'
. ing of the cungr'latlut and us'ul.•rs
of the Sunday school, as there ai11 be
no Sunday sAloo -io rbc .4ftlntoon.
The Victoria Helper." class will present
each might.; !resent in the 'rnlgreg8-
tion with a flower. The Eureka class
will 1e• teSpnsible for ':.'orating the'
chnr'h. At the evening seryl.' there'
144111 be a men's choir and a message -
, of peculiar interest for the men. Fel-
I„wship class at 10 a.m.
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OBITITAR1
deceased was formerly Emma Reed,
daughter of the late foul herd and or
Mrs. Reed of Luckuuw, and was born
In Ashfield township. Besides her
husband and her a1091 Mullet'''. 4)44
leaves a. daughter, Mrs. laugh Mason
of Edmonton, two s0118, ('alvIn of
Munson, Alta , and Byron of Calgary.
and seven grandchildren; also two
rioters, Mr.. W. Sweltzer of Calgary
and Mr... Thos. .tuderson of Ashfield.
and four brothers, Bert Reed of
Whitechurch, Jacob Reed ut Aslttleld,
Will Reed of Sault Ste. Marie anti
Thorn !teed of ('adlllut. Gawk.
R. G. WA WIENER
The death occurred at the hospital
at Ann Arbor, Mic11., on Sunday. Ma$
lith. of R. (1. Warrener, a former well-
known resident of this district and
brother of Mr. Thomas Warrener, of
Goderich. The dw•enw,l 11841 been LII
about ala weeks. He was in his fifty
second year. The late Mr. Warrerer
wene burn in Hmllett township. Ile re,
sided ill ('Iiritoil nod Heiman, where tie
d two
conducted
very honlts. lni1reeear* ago moved Gerah.
where he was connected with the
mana;;etnent of the Redford hotel.
1.4.1 0111Boer 114•" 441111 1u Pou1lec, )11Th.
The elwr•aw.,l I. Aurvtrcd by two Hurter"
.1111 live brothers: Mrs. Allan and Mr's.
t,•t1amy-. of Toronto; John: of Ramis:
4;er,rce. of t''alletehu re: Richard, of
Toledo: Nathan, of Pontine. Mit-h..
and Thomas. of Goderi,tl. The fun-
eral took 1411114' at Clinton on Weill**.
day, intervent being In Clinton
eenletery. .
MRS. WILLI:1M SIT.\ItMAX
The .heath occurred at Ilenti ftnn un
Saturday. May 4111. of a former well-
known resident of ,;oderlcll, in the
person of Eliza ki••kley. wife of Mr.
1''illi,uu Sh:arnutl.. It was 44ith 811r-
'r:-.' and deep regret dolt the 14•0;.1,•
of Goderich teamed o1 Mr.. Sharma.'• •
death: deceased hawing been IIi for
only right &aye. The late Mrs. Shar-
man wag in her eight!..th year. She
was l.'rn near Georgetown and cattle
to
Goderich when quite young. She
...intimated In !Eve herr milia lase Sep -
loather. when .he moved w!tta her erns
bend to ilant!Iton. Resides ince hn•-
hn)Id'. e.Ie :. ave,, one krill. W. Reg.
Sharman. and one .laughter. Mak.
Fred. Ki,•11ew. of Hamilton. 41ne bFo-
tl.er. \Ir. Ttt.m,t. I 'ckley. . 1 Winnl-
trg. also survives. The remains were
brnnght 1., (:nderlrh aid the funeral
took place from the residence of NI!.t .,.
1. E.• and Uale•1 Sharman. 1St. 1)11y111''
-'t r,-. i on Tuesday afternoofi to Malt -
Lind t'iinrtery. 'Chile it resident o1
1;o.lpri•d, the' Tate Mrs. sieorman w -as
a nsnnher of North • ,'treat l'od'e l'
chureli and the •r•re•iceo were .•'n.
ducted by the pastor of that church,
Rev. C., F. Clarke, atsiste,l by Rev. J.
'Ing. An invitation 1s extended to the
'Vumeu's institute of 41t. Augustine to
be present; also all the ladles ud the
community.
Wuaten's institute.--rl'he annual
meeting of the Women's Institute was
held at the home of Mrs, W. 1. Miller
on Thurselay. T1te following officers
were elected: 1'rerldent. Mow John
'.1111e•r, yr. ; find vice-president, Mims A.
McKenzie; aer•ond vice-president, Mn.
Ed. 'Thom; secretary-Iretiourer. Mrs.
It. K. Miller; pianist, Mr,,, Durnln
I'hlllipu; auditoria Mrs. W. 1. Miller
and Mrs. 1). Todd; district representa-
tives. Mrs. 614.. Webb, Mra. A. Ander-
son, Urs. Ramage; cunttnittee, Mrs. W,
\. Miller, Ml*. Neale, Miss Lila Ha>¢'
perky. Mrs. W. 1. Miller. Mrs. •Jno.
McQuIlIlt, MIA,. M. Murray, Mrs.
Geo. Smart, Mrs. 1►. I'11illlps.. Mrs. K.
Webb. 1t wag decided to give to prize
for writlux at the school fair. A w,•
clad Maur was•espent and luneh was
served. -
GUNDRi"S RAE REGISTER
Thursday. Muy 111th. Auction side
of
stork of new furniture and furnieh-
iugr belonging t., the business of the
Isle Wiilitun Sproul, Dungannon.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTI0E.-1 WILL NUT BB PIE •
iI til'l►NNl'IiLL for any accounts or
other debts contracted by say Perron
In ppy name,
1111{8. J'O LN ItLAODONALD.
Goderich, May O. Iola yt
NOTICE ICE AUCOUNTS.--1
d11pu,w•J of my business 1 au,
leaving my accounts with Miss Mar
dalL, of Mr. F. It. 1/arrow's law office,
to whom all amounts will be payable.
It is requested that all atruuut.4 t4'
settled nut later than June 1st.
1t 0. 0. NIdWIN
TENI}ERS FOR COAL
SvF:A1.0D T1 DE1tS AUDRhieSI'D
to the Ihtrcllashlg Agent, Depart-
toeetlt of L'(Iblle Works, eschews, w111 be
naeived at Ids olfee until 12 *Weds
neon (daylight ,
get sat•Isg) W
May 21, 111"-1, for the supply of coal
for the 1h,luhduu Rodding, through•
ItORN out the l'rnv►aee of ()Mario, including
Ont.\11.\M. 111 Goderich, on Wean!! 1114' ('ity of (►ttawa,
day. May 1st. to 1Ir. and Mrs. J. .\.' Forms of tender with gs.,lttt•atlotu
Graham, a *laughter. and conditions attached .,Mn Il Ob-
i/IED,
Itu11F:RTSUN. .\t Niagara Falls.
N.Y., on Saturday. May 4111, !,enter
J. Robertson,
V,\11(4PE. lig Colborne township. on.
Saturday. May 4th. Vol. John A. S.
''arc,e, In his 7gtrd year.
SILUtMAN.- .\t Hamilton. on Satur-
day, Illy 4t,, Eliza Ki.-k:ey, l8•lu%ed
wife of'M r. N'.Ilia ni :Boonton.
' (.ARI/ IIP THANKS' :
MRS.''Agfa►E .AND FAM-'
11.1' wish to tender their grateful
thank.. 11/nelgl1ta,rs avid friends fur'
-the, man) kthducs.e.. exteudp,l t.. thou
Iu
their tithe of bereavement.
tamed from 0. W. Dawson, Purchasing
Agent. Department of *Polak. Works,
Ottawa : and It. N'i,ter: District Resi-
dent Architect, 594:1 Victoria street,
(1'8..1 lered (
unless nrlib� will Inot
, the forms
supplied 1.y the 1Mpar)lue111 and 111
uccorduwr 4'1111 dei.arlmental s1w•iti-
tuttouv load cntolilons.
The right to demand from the eue-
ww.fu1 tenderer ,t dep'slf, not exeee4)-
,Ing 141 per cent of the amount of (Jo•
tender. to ',•,cure "71,, proper fultiluort
of the tostrucr. Is reserve;,
order,
6. K. (►7t1t11:N.
!Deportment a Ntr•retary.
f Public �1'urka,
Ottawa, May 1. HMI. at
•ITTIONRERINO ,
gAN- TRII 1111011A14J'
GN•HItY. GODRRIOH•
Li'.IC t+TI ►4'K AND (1I' N114A►
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.V.F:KHAN W.%NTF:1►. -- sP1.}:\1.111► \t'('TI(►NFCR
otgsortuui4y for young maul with Telephone No. 119.
•a1,•• ability_, )look up with I'll iada's Mak.. atI.-I'w l to anywhere sad ever ,
largest must.• loiter welling linger,' effort • made to glue ssrlmfaaNea
battery -less radii,, twittery radio anti Farmerai sale notes dIscotanfed,
ponographs in your own district.
Apply to branch store, it. S. W11.- WESLEY W. FISHER,
' 1,1A118 CO.. LTD., Lutknow, Ont. n
Auctioneer.
will c.naduct seines anywhere. My
E. Forel. At 411.• sines at the hots'. r TO RiC1T terms are reasonable and 1 will en-
Jlr.. VV. F. 8xundrrs Stang "N/area, Mayor to gide satl.sfaetiuu. Phone
'tt3'f.Hl,'10 QIN)M 4'o RENT 1N PRIVATE Carlow 1314, or addles R. It. 4. r:o/-
Thte." 'The t Prl'dham. it
were W. f`. 1'11 &lams Ernest i% Il. T. (tome. lt..ar 1 if .14 Are.I. .31! 14 h•
Wm. d.Ki, any, Charles
itlue•r. Il. T.
1 Edward., 841.1 (:err. Mae%',, t' -
i
at S11;NAi. OFFICE. 2t
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MRS. JAM. D. BAILIE
The deign, 01 Mrs, James D. Bailie,
' n .slater-in•Iaw of Councillor Wm
Ballie (.f Gcslerlch, occurred recently
int her home ut Calgary, Alberta, The
i
Over 65 Years' Experience
is Y''Ile euar:,nh•' heat Plant, . b-
tato,d from ''1- are in el ery
way d• 1' minble.
Our Bedding Geraniums
111 pinks, ('ar:et- and crim-
sons are veru fine.
We have have in our large coilee-
tiun of
ANNUALS
there THAT DO WELL IN THE
SHADE. a• well as throw that
thrive in a sunny location.
STEWART BROS.
a 111111ller y •raer es -
Phone CArlow 235 R. R. 4, Godsnch
THE
GODER- 1
otr�a
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&I, )131../TELL MEi
WHY MY KITCHEN RANGE 6 ILL?
PERHAPS iTS'CLINKERITI5,
• MADAM)
IF IT NAS k CHILL_
T.ESTER J. ROBERTSON
Relatives and friends were shocked
411 Irarn of the %Widen death ..f I,.'4'ter
.1. Robertson. of Niagara Falls, N.Y..
whh h oeeurred on Saturday afternoon
Iasi, the r.'of U rcof 1a•art
trouble. Mr...tilt Rnhertsnnant'waxak born. in
('ol arne towtlihlp forty-nine years
ago. attended (fo.lerieh Collegiate In-
stitute. and then took the course at the
Sehool of Pharmacy. Toronto. For the
last twenty year., he wa,' d'.tr,Aut1Int
!agent In the t'nied States for the
Ul.4r
& Henbury firm of London, Eng -
Jan.!. haying his Inane at Niagara
,Falls. lie is suryired by his wife :and
by nue brother. Chas. A. Robertson.
11.1'.I'., of C4.4s'rue township. and two
sisters. Mrs. Fd. Fisher and Miss
Mary RoberGrtn. nlon of Colborne. The
body was brought tt the home of his
brother, whence the funeral took place
to the Colborne (Mietery nt4 Theolay
afl.nr,owl. The rimeral serviceo were
conducted by Rev. It. 11. ('umming, al
the pa llben rers were Gurdon R . wet.
.1a MOS It 1~1. Warner 'Val Ed.
Fisher. William• Long and n Long
11 rs. It• deerhbn 'nee/ullf,:l - ed her hns-
latnd's remains \from Niagara Falls,
and Mr. and Mrs, nmerville and Mr.
i and Mrs. ,Keit 1 ala of ('heoley, rela-
tives of Mrnhertson, were present
tat the fu ' ral.
Madam, if we wanted to know how to
make delicious bread, we would go
to
you.
We don't pretend to know cooking.
But we •10 know coal.
We have made a study of furnaces,
ranges and grates and the different
kinds of coal each should burn.
We can show you how to avoid Waste-
ful burning and how to buy econ-
omically.
May we help you
CAM. THE
ttA'ttltXf
For Good ('lean Coal
COAL
J. B. MUSTARD COMPANY
nese 98
- Goelericb
AUBURN
AI'Bi'RN May S. -Mrs. .\. John-
ston. of Carlow. Is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. R. C. Weir, at present.
Mrs. W. Mayhew. of Thamesvllle, is
visiting relatives In Auburn.
Mr.. R. McCllnehey, of Stanley.4
township, and Mr. Frank M"linchcy,
of Rea Orth, called on trends here
the fore pert of the week.
Mr. A. K(ng. of Goderich, Is spending
a few days with hos con. Mr. It. 'King.
The fnneral of the late Mrs. A. Ben-
nett takes place from the home of Mr.
W. W. Straw/ban on Thnrsrl.y of fhb/
week to 11811'1 cemetery.
A special Mother's Day service will
he held In the R
- apflet church on Sun-
day. Mi 12, at 3 n'elork. An appro-
priate addrrwu for the 'ley will be
dpls
elivered hy the tor, Rev. R. B.
Oracle. The service of song will 1*
led by a men's choir.
The Women's institute will meet In
the nonvoters' 11811 on Thursday, May
16th, at 2 o'clock sharp. Annnat hush
nes4 Meeting and prying of fees. At
2.30 Miss M. E. M.T►iarmld, of Sand-
ringham. will speak on the subject, "A
Woman's Seven Alerxel' Horefestwee-
Virs, Weir, Mrs. J. .1. Robertson, Mrs.
E. Robert/inn. Mrd. Alp.
ST. HELENS
ST IiEIJ-)XS. May 6. - Next Sun -
tiny. Alai I. Mother's Day will he
observed in the Prised ehnr,h Snminy
...limit An imitation is extended to
all Interested In the Sunday school,
whish will eon'ene at to n'rinrk. Np•-
' dal mush- is helm: tireporeil.
Master Mitchell flyable, of the
manse. Bel rave. is n visitor with Rev.
11 O. and firs. Whitfield.
Mia,, Dorothy Webster, of Tilbury,
44,14 a week -end visitor with her par
rots, Mr. and Mrs. John Webster.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Barbour. Dor-
othy and Hobby and Mr. Robert Bar -
Noir and dnughter. Miss Viola 1tsr
boor. of Fergus, vIslted recently' with
11r.. It .1. Woods snit Mr. and Mrs
.Ing harbour.
The rammer meeting of the Women's
Instltnte. Rt. ,Helena, will he held In
the rnmmnnity hall nn IF'rfdey, May
17th, when MINA M. F. MoT)Iarmid, of
Sandringham, will addr/ws the meet -
DRUGLESS PRACTII170NtR
'1114) RENT.- 8TORL SUITABLE FOR
grocery or odhe. Immediate. pea•
'wagon giveh. Apply to • CHAS. K.
SAI'NDBf;4, Goderlcb.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE FIST.\T}: 411' SANDF`IIlt1•
1 McVITTi'F 1.1.4►YI►. DFY'F:.%SF:l•.
All persons having claims amino
, the estate of Sandford McVittie Lloyd,
late of the town of G..deri.-h, who d
nn n4' about the 31st day of
1921. are hereby notified to s
' the undersigned ex.a•ntor,
the 15th day of J11414..
dealers of their el.
lmmwlAa'tely a
of Jeune, 19'
ceased wit
poa rt ies
oral
rab.
in to
or before
.4, full par
s.
r the said rill day
DR. A. N. ATKINSON
CUIIII /PRAETOR AND DRUG-
LESS THERAPIST
OODSR;I 'H
lboutppeu 441W electnsmagnetle
baths. Electronic electric treatments
and chiropractic. Chronic organic aa►d
nervous diseases. Lady In attendanp
Once hour 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p Tts
excepting Monday and Thursday at
ternoeons and evenings, and by ap-
poli tweet.
Residence and om(•e--4.4 rner of
South street and Britannia road.
CHARTERED ACCOl1NTAN'l
the arms of the de- Q1.ANK P. '0114119,
dlstrihnted amongst the Ateuuntaot. 102 Ontario street
titled thereto. hating reg.ar'I etrattord. Phone 1580. Rea• 13301.
o claims of which the executor
11 then have notice.
Dated at Toronro tots 3rd day of
May. 1929
Til£ ROYAL TRUST COMPANY,
,'J. Vongr Street.
Tororr'. _, rant., Ex.r•ut..r
Bs C. Seeger, F 4':, their Solicitor
herein. .' .34
P'OR SALE
GIRL'S BIOYCLF: FOR B.U.E.-IN
good condittor. Apply at T)IE
SIGNAL.
FOR BALE.-W11ITE 1i1J4SSOM
MEDICAL
nit. 2'. J. R. PORSTER.
EYE. EAR. NOSE, THROAT
Late (louse Surgeon New York Oph-
thalmic au, Aural Moapital, a -Islam
■t Moorefield Eye Hospital and
Golden Square Throat Hospital, Loa -
don, Fang.
53 Waterloo St. 8., Stratford. Tel
ephone 267.
At Hotel Redford, Goderich, or the
evening of third Monday of each
month 1111 the following day. Teasley,
at 1 p.m.
SWEET CLOVER. (:overnment
tented. W. L. YOUNG, RR. 5,
; Goderich. 2t
,COR SALE. -ONE CHlRtS1.ER 4-
door sedan, model 62, year 1928,
6 -cylinder car. Just like new. Ran
just a short time. At a low price for
quick saki. Apply to CECiL MULLIN,
Lucknow, phone 115, box 165. 4t DC[rL1JY E. lIOLMIfti,
RIl
OUSE FOR RALE. -RBD BRICK Barrister, Etc.
Rouse on Waterloo street, lately Ommce-amlltoo street, oodprick
occupied by the undersigned. WM. , Phone 27.
RFTARMA-N, 624 Main street Fast.
Hampton. tf F It. DARROW, BARRISTER, ETC.
LEGAL
ER•.'r"FST M. LEE,
Barrister and Solicitor
Stun Life Building, Adelaide and
Victoria streets, Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 560L
C
,on 'BALE.-1!1'O1tY A D -A -HALT
as frame house In good repair; sit-
uated on Anglesea street, second hone*
west of Victoria street; nice location;
electric lights, MiLS. JA'NII T.TN'N,
Goderich.
MAY HATCHED CHICKS -BAR.
Ill END RO(`R18. 180; •Ingle comb
white 'Leghorn*. 17e each. Hatching
eltgw from April to July, 5e each.
Above prices are for customers coming
to the farm for their purchnse. Chipks
are sold in regulation hoses, but cus-
tomer must furnish container for eggs.
1f yon are, in freed of a new brooder
stove, founts, feed hoppers, ('tr.,.1et me
quote prices on Royal equipment. -C.
G. CAMPBELL, Auburn, Ont., phone
Blyth 10.24.
eon SALE. -EGG 8, CRACKS ANI)
ten -week-old millets from our flock
of high -producing R. C. while Lror.
horns under Canadian Government ap-
proval. These birds have also been
hkeod- test ed and reactors rpmnverl
from flock. (:hleks hatched In our
Government -approved hatehety,
Faits fic each. lots of 200 or more
:e• each.
Chick.. May. 14'' each, June, 13c
each.
i'nlleta, $1.00 Ntch.
Thea/ prices are at the harm anti
to be called fol hy purehaner.
E1.MER J. rARRTI411,
Lnt'know, R. R. 7
Phone Dungannon 52 21. tf
' 8utrerror to J. L. KIlloran
Phone 97.
Office -The Monate. Goderld,
Naps R Flaps
iIAH Pernik., ETC'.
R.l' HAYS--RC.HATS ,a., B.A
Hamilton St.. Godericn -
INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC.
McKILLOP MIITUAL FIRE iN•
8URANCP1 CO. -Farm and las
toted town property Inmateei
OIIk'en-Jam. e:onnntly, Pres.. (pod
erlch P. 0.; Jae. Evans, Vlre-Pres_
Re rhwood I'. 0.; D. F. McGregor.
Sac. -Tress., Seaforth P. 0.
Directors- -A. Rrnadfoot. R. R.
No 3, Seaforth; John G. Grieve. No.
4. Walton: William Rlnn, R. R. No
2. Seaforth ; John Bennewles. Rrod-
hagen : Gen. Mc(lartney, it. R. No. 2
Seaforth ; Robert Ferris, Harloek ;
Mnrray (1H/win RrnepflplA; lamer
Ronna. Reechwoo* ; Jenlpa Connell",
Goderich.
Agents -J. W. Yeo, Gedt'rjck;
Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton;
John Morray. Reafnrth; 16. 7Tlneht4►n,
Seaforth. Polley -holders ran make, all
payments and-ge, their parch metope -
pit at R. J. Mnrtlah's Clothing Steer.
C)Iktea ; R. H. (bet's Grocery. King•
sena street, God.rteh, or .1 H. lbw.
na.n.ral sine/. Rayta.ld
'
AUCTION SALE OF A COMPLETE
Stock of •New Furniture
and Furnishings
%%'c have received instructions from
•
• MRS. WM. SPROUL
to,sell by public auction, in detail, the Large stock of Furnitur..
Furnishings and bquipm••nt belonging to the business of the
late %Valliant Sproul at the Village of Dungannon, on
THURSDAY, MAY 16th, 1929,
COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP,
and enntiuuing until all isdisposal of. The smock includes Living IL•u,
Dining R.s'tn. Ibdrount and- Kitchen Fi,rnitnn• and comprise,' a seed
complete list ill every line, including a nobler of Dining Tables and
(air., Fancy Tables and Chairs, l'Ie'at, rtield Suites, Ila yen p..rts, WVicker
and Rattan Settees and t'liairs, Chiffonieres, Dressing Table,', Saes t..
Pictures, in fact everything nnlaily found in a first -Class Furniture Slick.'
Also 2 Set of 1►onbl. Haras'se's 2 Seto( Single Harness, 2 Stet of Sleighs. 1
Furniture %Vatr.n. I ratter, 'Rebel., Ruga and other article..
This will be a genuine Ckarin` Sale. Thal will be nothing reserved
• TERMS: CASH
T. GUNDRY & SON, a
AUCTIONEERS
/
THE SIGNAL,
jE,IfOINZER'$ REPORT
(Cloattoued from tam 1)
front South to Ws1.rho Britannia
road; south side, from ltaydeld road to
Iiuron road; L'almer.ton street, cath•
side. from Britannia to Raglan: Mar-
ket wine!, east side, from Mout real to
Elgin; Elgin 'avenue, north side, front
Cambria, to, Victoria. The eoniulltlt'e
nr,.0,nu•u.led That one or two cars of
tatria it lull nue car of roar be or
.Iere•I.. for delivery when. required.
The special committee rr•omaut•ndld
:he matter of arrangements with the
band la• left with the .bairauan of the
.'olllltli lire.
These reports were ail adopted.
The council passed a resolution one
Isdurnig „s its ngires4•111a144r' on the
fall fair board tot. tlenib 4's of council
llr_e:ady pda•rd by i11e io.ard uu 4,1 ILK
o1 •-.duwillet. t141•11.
h,•usaou redin1144'
townAfter dnwaptng.�ground agar•
resothltiou
U11• paw.d iu.tnu•ting the chief, of
I4dbe ty ille/1•2 t 11111 teamsters place
cnrbage where instructed by the care -
1,•4' of Ilse grounds.
•" •mull we4,t into 'e►mm.tt.e of the
and eceipted tie' tender '"f • !Gell
MUSKRATS
tee Sea ane Muskrats for Peeking Primus
we halm 1.4'r *era• 11c. -n4' hi' aar.r•
meal too!,. r ). .
w.• Its 1. tile 4ara•et em : o.•+1 gild t,•4 de
4.-;..1•••1 am.trat ran. h In 1'amyl*
%%4...11 en • a.► 1. r. • 11 h.t. d••are I
)'uu are 18:.1..1 !.• r • t :r rant 1. at 1'. 11
+
I'..4' 11,'1 par•,�!ar•
IRCIEEN MUSKRAT FIRMS, LIMITED
114.11.11litterMen MWdlls,Itf.
WANTED
YOUNG MEN
OR GIRLS
T.• learn making Tennis Slides
PAY WHILE LEARNING
STEADY WORK
Write or phone, staling age,
weight an'I lo•ight. to
The Elmira Rubber Factory
ELMIRA. ONTARIO
Female Help
Wanted
IMIND
W4 have positions for twenty
young women in our Spinning Mill
and Sweater Finishing Department.
Thoroughly modern, bright cheer-
ful Mills, pleasant working condi-
tions. Steady work aeoured. Plenty
of opportunity for advancement for
wilting workers. We are ready to
accept beginners. Apply promptly
by letter to •
THE P -K MILLS LIMITED
Listowel, otlltarie
Second Standard Royalties limited
One of the most attractive Investments of the ,,rrear are the Units of Second Standard Royal-
ties Limited which are swing offered by the Mid-CAntinent Bond Corporation Limited of Toronto.
The Preferred Share', give a yield of 12 per cent. and are being sold at 1E1.011 per share and the
Common at 2.5e. -
The Charter granted to this company is unique, as it contains many remarkable provisions
of safety and protection for the Investor. For instance, it provides that the Royalty Income re=
reived by the company MUST iRE DISTRIBUTED four ways, as follows
1st -The Preferred Dividends of 1 per tent. monthly.
2nd -A definite amount is deposited each. month in a Sinking Fund to ht held by The
Imperial Trust- Company of Canada to redeem the ('referred Shares In fifteen years with a protii-
Unl of 111 per cent.
3rd -Two-thirds of the balance to be reinvested in New Producing Royalties.
4th -Thr. remaining one-third is applicable for I1:vidends on the Comthon Stock, and cannot
b. used for any tither purpose.
The company's investment• are confined to Producing Oil RoyaltieS in proven Oil Fields, and
no funds are invested in Non -Producing Royalties or Drilling Operations. or any other kind
►,usincss whatsoever.
Second Standard Royalties is organized on w.un•I prineiples,'and its shares are considered as .
a safe and profitable investment. The company receives its income entirely free of cost, which
makes it possible to pay much larger Dividends to its shareholders than is united with companies
having heavy overhead and operating expellees ' - ✓
This issue has been well r.eeived, and a large black of Unite has been taken up by Investoren.
The Company has already acquired some thirty-five Diversified Producing Oil Royalties in the
:lid -Continent field, the returns from which are ample to take care of all requirements as pro-
vided for in the Company's Charter, •
The Dividend cheques are issuo.l monthly Try' The imperial Trusts Cotnpany. of Canada, and
are payable at Irhr at'any chartered bank in Canada.
The shares of Second Standard Royalties are being offered in Goderich by W. J. f'owell, who
will be pleased to furnish descriptive circular upon r•(piest.
Mid -Continent Bond Corporation
Limited
331 Bay Street, Toronto
W. J. POW ELL, Local Representative
Phone 292 Goderich
•
GODERICH, ONT.
Bros. for cement sldew.l:ks at la,• leer
square foot. The only other tender
was half a cent higher. This was
confirmed In council with the proviso
that Bell Tiros. should 4,4 114) extra.
ell last year's work.
The chairman of the harbor and
tluaute•' cum.nittees were V111141'. red fu
act in the matter of a new roof for
the town freight shed al the harbor.'
A proposal for dra.t. u.• un the
4'.X.14. truck near th.• '4 11nnd 11111
bridge Was referred to , minute,' or
the whole council. It 1, -fated that
the test of the dralnag,- '-'il'l be as-
•eessg In various peopor. •o• against
(the railway company. 11.1111.411.111.1111.411.1 Gulf Club, the town 4!: •'ic county.
CHURCH N (TES
Rev. F. r. Elliott. of I:..,•raoll, will
'heathy the pulpit al 1:a' 1Raptlst
t:11 11•11 next Sunday, :,,.ruing end
evening.
Services, in Knox church next Sab-
bath will be eondUMetl I.y the` min•
inter. Subjects of germ-::,': 11 a.m.,
"Julia Wife;" 7 p,,, -Joseph's
i; reatlews," Mother's 1,,, .'ry dee in
1111 Sabbath school at 3 o'clock.
At Use meeting of the Presbyterian
'4)11oti of !bouillon and I.;•:. ton, held
Paris last week, Rio .4 A. Brown.
i t114ers..11, was elect,. mderator.
I;. , H. C. M(!►ermid of ,, •r:.•b was
.lpls.iuted to the Bynoe',. ommittte
'at a teller:ll int
Weir to the committe,• a, Sunday
14 ..,!. and young peep., - societies,
The Synod metered an ..• !mho to
nn•et in' Knox church, Sr. Thomas, in
11011.
The servit•,ys at North .'•nasi 1'1111441'
lolrc11 114:11,7 ,e),1 jd-uly 4% •' •• It •4 fol.
- • 10 a.m.. ]len'$ 1 . ltisstuu
1::1:.1 :Ind fellowsbll i -w. '•Do
I1Ndreu appreciate the . - of their'
;s.rent.:c' 1s the topb• be intro-
'mt•& in the yea's Oal. by Mr. J.
l::>:'u Tom. At the morl_tl, service at
11 e'clo -L the pastor w:': lake es his
•er1114.8 •111jeet 'The M -•-hers of 11*'
Rabid•." -\ ladles' shorn• „ill lead the;
-eryi,w of praise at tie
-.es...if .n ,r :t p.na. which ‘.1. le• a sloe -
•dal service In honor u: snifters At i
p.m. there will tea •4. ..i' ", .•:ter'...
'lay song service.
1'!,.• services sit street
United .•hurch next Suwi.,y will. be of
•spec -dal Interest. 1u tb.- m'rni.I;t the
Sidi.• will have full chart' of the rrer-
vice. Tt11r•• will he a nl..thera' .choir
• and the service will be"a joint meet-'
. ing of the cungr'latlut and us'ul.•rs
of the Sunday school, as there ai11 be
no Sunday sAloo -io rbc .4ftlntoon.
The Victoria Helper." class will present
each might.; !resent in the 'rnlgreg8-
tion with a flower. The Eureka class
will 1e• teSpnsible for ':.'orating the'
chnr'h. At the evening seryl.' there'
144111 be a men's choir and a message -
, of peculiar interest for the men. Fel-
I„wship class at 10 a.m.
•4 •
OBITITAR1
deceased was formerly Emma Reed,
daughter of the late foul herd and or
Mrs. Reed of Luckuuw, and was born
In Ashfield township. Besides her
husband and her a1091 Mullet'''. 4)44
leaves a. daughter, Mrs. laugh Mason
of Edmonton, two s0118, ('alvIn of
Munson, Alta , and Byron of Calgary.
and seven grandchildren; also two
rioters, Mr.. W. Sweltzer of Calgary
and Mr... Thos. .tuderson of Ashfield.
and four brothers, Bert Reed of
Whitechurch, Jacob Reed ut Aslttleld,
Will Reed of Sault Ste. Marie anti
Thorn !teed of ('adlllut. Gawk.
R. G. WA WIENER
The death occurred at the hospital
at Ann Arbor, Mic11., on Sunday. Ma$
lith. of R. (1. Warrener, a former well-
known resident of this district and
brother of Mr. Thomas Warrener, of
Goderich. The dw•enw,l 11841 been LII
about ala weeks. He was in his fifty
second year. The late Mr. Warrerer
wene burn in Hmllett township. Ile re,
sided ill ('Iiritoil nod Heiman, where tie
d two
conducted
very honlts. lni1reeear* ago moved Gerah.
where he was connected with the
mana;;etnent of the Redford hotel.
1.4.1 0111Boer 114•" 441111 1u Pou1lec, )11Th.
The elwr•aw.,l I. Aurvtrcd by two Hurter"
.1111 live brothers: Mrs. Allan and Mr's.
t,•t1amy-. of Toronto; John: of Ramis:
4;er,rce. of t''alletehu re: Richard, of
Toledo: Nathan, of Pontine. Mit-h..
and Thomas. of Goderi,tl. The fun-
eral took 1411114' at Clinton on Weill**.
day, intervent being In Clinton
eenletery. .
MRS. WILLI:1M SIT.\ItMAX
The .heath occurred at Ilenti ftnn un
Saturday. May 4111. of a former well-
known resident of ,;oderlcll, in the
person of Eliza ki••kley. wife of Mr.
1''illi,uu Sh:arnutl.. It was 44ith 811r-
'r:-.' and deep regret dolt the 14•0;.1,•
of Goderich teamed o1 Mr.. Sharma.'• •
death: deceased hawing been IIi for
only right &aye. The late Mrs. Shar-
man wag in her eight!..th year. She
was l.'rn near Georgetown and cattle
to
Goderich when quite young. She
...intimated In !Eve herr milia lase Sep -
loather. when .he moved w!tta her erns
bend to ilant!Iton. Resides ince hn•-
hn)Id'. e.Ie :. ave,, one krill. W. Reg.
Sharman. and one .laughter. Mak.
Fred. Ki,•11ew. of Hamilton. 41ne bFo-
tl.er. \Ir. Ttt.m,t. I 'ckley. . 1 Winnl-
trg. also survives. The remains were
brnnght 1., (:nderlrh aid the funeral
took place from the residence of NI!.t .,.
1. E.• and Uale•1 Sharman. 1St. 1)11y111''
-'t r,-. i on Tuesday afternoofi to Malt -
Lind t'iinrtery. 'Chile it resident o1
1;o.lpri•d, the' Tate Mrs. sieorman w -as
a nsnnher of North • ,'treat l'od'e l'
chureli and the •r•re•iceo were .•'n.
ducted by the pastor of that church,
Rev. C., F. Clarke, atsiste,l by Rev. J.
'Ing. An invitation 1s extended to the
'Vumeu's institute of 41t. Augustine to
be present; also all the ladles ud the
community.
Wuaten's institute.--rl'he annual
meeting of the Women's Institute was
held at the home of Mrs, W. 1. Miller
on Thurselay. T1te following officers
were elected: 1'rerldent. Mow John
'.1111e•r, yr. ; find vice-president, Mims A.
McKenzie; aer•ond vice-president, Mn.
Ed. 'Thom; secretary-Iretiourer. Mrs.
It. K. Miller; pianist, Mr,,, Durnln
I'hlllipu; auditoria Mrs. W. 1. Miller
and Mrs. 1). Todd; district representa-
tives. Mrs. 614.. Webb, Mra. A. Ander-
son, Urs. Ramage; cunttnittee, Mrs. W,
\. Miller, Ml*. Neale, Miss Lila Ha>¢'
perky. Mrs. W. 1. Miller. Mrs. •Jno.
McQuIlIlt, MIA,. M. Murray, Mrs.
Geo. Smart, Mrs. 1►. I'11illlps.. Mrs. K.
Webb. 1t wag decided to give to prize
for writlux at the school fair. A w,•
clad Maur was•espent and luneh was
served. -
GUNDRi"S RAE REGISTER
Thursday. Muy 111th. Auction side
of
stork of new furniture and furnieh-
iugr belonging t., the business of the
Isle Wiilitun Sproul, Dungannon.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTI0E.-1 WILL NUT BB PIE •
iI til'l►NNl'IiLL for any accounts or
other debts contracted by say Perron
In ppy name,
1111{8. J'O LN ItLAODONALD.
Goderich, May O. Iola yt
NOTICE ICE AUCOUNTS.--1
d11pu,w•J of my business 1 au,
leaving my accounts with Miss Mar
dalL, of Mr. F. It. 1/arrow's law office,
to whom all amounts will be payable.
It is requested that all atruuut.4 t4'
settled nut later than June 1st.
1t 0. 0. NIdWIN
TENI}ERS FOR COAL
SvF:A1.0D T1 DE1tS AUDRhieSI'D
to the Ihtrcllashlg Agent, Depart-
toeetlt of L'(Iblle Works, eschews, w111 be
naeived at Ids olfee until 12 *Weds
neon (daylight ,
get sat•Isg) W
May 21, 111"-1, for the supply of coal
for the 1h,luhduu Rodding, through•
ItORN out the l'rnv►aee of ()Mario, including
Ont.\11.\M. 111 Goderich, on Wean!! 1114' ('ity of (►ttawa,
day. May 1st. to 1Ir. and Mrs. J. .\.' Forms of tender with gs.,lttt•atlotu
Graham, a *laughter. and conditions attached .,Mn Il Ob-
i/IED,
Itu11F:RTSUN. .\t Niagara Falls.
N.Y., on Saturday. May 4111, !,enter
J. Robertson,
V,\11(4PE. lig Colborne township. on.
Saturday. May 4th. Vol. John A. S.
''arc,e, In his 7gtrd year.
SILUtMAN.- .\t Hamilton. on Satur-
day, Illy 4t,, Eliza Ki.-k:ey, l8•lu%ed
wife of'M r. N'.Ilia ni :Boonton.
' (.ARI/ IIP THANKS' :
MRS.''Agfa►E .AND FAM-'
11.1' wish to tender their grateful
thank.. 11/nelgl1ta,rs avid friends fur'
-the, man) kthducs.e.. exteudp,l t.. thou
Iu
their tithe of bereavement.
tamed from 0. W. Dawson, Purchasing
Agent. Department of *Polak. Works,
Ottawa : and It. N'i,ter: District Resi-
dent Architect, 594:1 Victoria street,
(1'8..1 lered (
unless nrlib� will Inot
, the forms
supplied 1.y the 1Mpar)lue111 and 111
uccorduwr 4'1111 dei.arlmental s1w•iti-
tuttouv load cntolilons.
The right to demand from the eue-
ww.fu1 tenderer ,t dep'slf, not exeee4)-
,Ing 141 per cent of the amount of (Jo•
tender. to ',•,cure "71,, proper fultiluort
of the tostrucr. Is reserve;,
order,
6. K. (►7t1t11:N.
!Deportment a Ntr•retary.
f Public �1'urka,
Ottawa, May 1. HMI. at
•ITTIONRERINO ,
gAN- TRII 1111011A14J'
GN•HItY. GODRRIOH•
Li'.IC t+TI ►4'K AND (1I' N114A►
S
.V.F:KHAN W.%NTF:1►. -- sP1.}:\1.111► \t'('TI(►NFCR
otgsortuui4y for young maul with Telephone No. 119.
•a1,•• ability_, )look up with I'll iada's Mak.. atI.-I'w l to anywhere sad ever ,
largest must.• loiter welling linger,' effort • made to glue ssrlmfaaNea
battery -less radii,, twittery radio anti Farmerai sale notes dIscotanfed,
ponographs in your own district.
Apply to branch store, it. S. W11.- WESLEY W. FISHER,
' 1,1A118 CO.. LTD., Lutknow, Ont. n
Auctioneer.
will c.naduct seines anywhere. My
E. Forel. At 411.• sines at the hots'. r TO RiC1T terms are reasonable and 1 will en-
Jlr.. VV. F. 8xundrrs Stang "N/area, Mayor to gide satl.sfaetiuu. Phone
'tt3'f.Hl,'10 QIN)M 4'o RENT 1N PRIVATE Carlow 1314, or addles R. It. 4. r:o/-
Thte." 'The t Prl'dham. it
were W. f`. 1'11 &lams Ernest i% Il. T. (tome. lt..ar 1 if .14 Are.I. .31! 14 h•
Wm. d.Ki, any, Charles
itlue•r. Il. T.
1 Edward., 841.1 (:err. Mae%',, t' -
i
at S11;NAi. OFFICE. 2t
•
MRS. JAM. D. BAILIE
The deign, 01 Mrs, James D. Bailie,
' n .slater-in•Iaw of Councillor Wm
Ballie (.f Gcslerlch, occurred recently
int her home ut Calgary, Alberta, The
i
Over 65 Years' Experience
is Y''Ile euar:,nh•' heat Plant, . b-
tato,d from ''1- are in el ery
way d• 1' minble.
Our Bedding Geraniums
111 pinks, ('ar:et- and crim-
sons are veru fine.
We have have in our large coilee-
tiun of
ANNUALS
there THAT DO WELL IN THE
SHADE. a• well as throw that
thrive in a sunny location.
STEWART BROS.
a 111111ller y •raer es -
Phone CArlow 235 R. R. 4, Godsnch
THE
GODER- 1
otr�a
•
&I, )131../TELL MEi
WHY MY KITCHEN RANGE 6 ILL?
PERHAPS iTS'CLINKERITI5,
• MADAM)
IF IT NAS k CHILL_
T.ESTER J. ROBERTSON
Relatives and friends were shocked
411 Irarn of the %Widen death ..f I,.'4'ter
.1. Robertson. of Niagara Falls, N.Y..
whh h oeeurred on Saturday afternoon
Iasi, the r.'of U rcof 1a•art
trouble. Mr...tilt Rnhertsnnant'waxak born. in
('ol arne towtlihlp forty-nine years
ago. attended (fo.lerieh Collegiate In-
stitute. and then took the course at the
Sehool of Pharmacy. Toronto. For the
last twenty year., he wa,' d'.tr,Aut1Int
!agent In the t'nied States for the
Ul.4r
& Henbury firm of London, Eng -
Jan.!. haying his Inane at Niagara
,Falls. lie is suryired by his wife :and
by nue brother. Chas. A. Robertson.
11.1'.I'., of C4.4s'rue township. and two
sisters. Mrs. Fd. Fisher and Miss
Mary RoberGrtn. nlon of Colborne. The
body was brought tt the home of his
brother, whence the funeral took place
to the Colborne (Mietery nt4 Theolay
afl.nr,owl. The rimeral serviceo were
conducted by Rev. It. 11. ('umming, al
the pa llben rers were Gurdon R . wet.
.1a MOS It 1~1. Warner 'Val Ed.
Fisher. William• Long and n Long
11 rs. It• deerhbn 'nee/ullf,:l - ed her hns-
latnd's remains \from Niagara Falls,
and Mr. and Mrs, nmerville and Mr.
i and Mrs. ,Keit 1 ala of ('heoley, rela-
tives of Mrnhertson, were present
tat the fu ' ral.
Madam, if we wanted to know how to
make delicious bread, we would go
to
you.
We don't pretend to know cooking.
But we •10 know coal.
We have made a study of furnaces,
ranges and grates and the different
kinds of coal each should burn.
We can show you how to avoid Waste-
ful burning and how to buy econ-
omically.
May we help you
CAM. THE
ttA'ttltXf
For Good ('lean Coal
COAL
J. B. MUSTARD COMPANY
nese 98
- Goelericb
AUBURN
AI'Bi'RN May S. -Mrs. .\. John-
ston. of Carlow. Is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. R. C. Weir, at present.
Mrs. W. Mayhew. of Thamesvllle, is
visiting relatives In Auburn.
Mr.. R. McCllnehey, of Stanley.4
township, and Mr. Frank M"linchcy,
of Rea Orth, called on trends here
the fore pert of the week.
Mr. A. K(ng. of Goderich, Is spending
a few days with hos con. Mr. It. 'King.
The fnneral of the late Mrs. A. Ben-
nett takes place from the home of Mr.
W. W. Straw/ban on Thnrsrl.y of fhb/
week to 11811'1 cemetery.
A special Mother's Day service will
he held In the R
- apflet church on Sun-
day. Mi 12, at 3 n'elork. An appro-
priate addrrwu for the 'ley will be
dpls
elivered hy the tor, Rev. R. B.
Oracle. The service of song will 1*
led by a men's choir.
The Women's institute will meet In
the nonvoters' 11811 on Thursday, May
16th, at 2 o'clock sharp. Annnat hush
nes4 Meeting and prying of fees. At
2.30 Miss M. E. M.T►iarmld, of Sand-
ringham. will speak on the subject, "A
Woman's Seven Alerxel' Horefestwee-
Virs, Weir, Mrs. J. .1. Robertson, Mrs.
E. Robert/inn. Mrd. Alp.
ST. HELENS
ST IiEIJ-)XS. May 6. - Next Sun -
tiny. Alai I. Mother's Day will he
observed in the Prised ehnr,h Snminy
...limit An imitation is extended to
all Interested In the Sunday school,
whish will eon'ene at to n'rinrk. Np•-
' dal mush- is helm: tireporeil.
Master Mitchell flyable, of the
manse. Bel rave. is n visitor with Rev.
11 O. and firs. Whitfield.
Mia,, Dorothy Webster, of Tilbury,
44,14 a week -end visitor with her par
rots, Mr. and Mrs. John Webster.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Barbour. Dor-
othy and Hobby and Mr. Robert Bar -
Noir and dnughter. Miss Viola 1tsr
boor. of Fergus, vIslted recently' with
11r.. It .1. Woods snit Mr. and Mrs
.Ing harbour.
The rammer meeting of the Women's
Instltnte. Rt. ,Helena, will he held In
the rnmmnnity hall nn IF'rfdey, May
17th, when MINA M. F. MoT)Iarmid, of
Sandringham, will addr/ws the meet -
DRUGLESS PRACTII170NtR
'1114) RENT.- 8TORL SUITABLE FOR
grocery or odhe. Immediate. pea•
'wagon giveh. Apply to • CHAS. K.
SAI'NDBf;4, Goderlcb.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE FIST.\T}: 411' SANDF`IIlt1•
1 McVITTi'F 1.1.4►YI►. DFY'F:.%SF:l•.
All persons having claims amino
, the estate of Sandford McVittie Lloyd,
late of the town of G..deri.-h, who d
nn n4' about the 31st day of
1921. are hereby notified to s
' the undersigned ex.a•ntor,
the 15th day of J11414..
dealers of their el.
lmmwlAa'tely a
of Jeune, 19'
ceased wit
poa rt ies
oral
rab.
in to
or before
.4, full par
s.
r the said rill day
DR. A. N. ATKINSON
CUIIII /PRAETOR AND DRUG-
LESS THERAPIST
OODSR;I 'H
lboutppeu 441W electnsmagnetle
baths. Electronic electric treatments
and chiropractic. Chronic organic aa►d
nervous diseases. Lady In attendanp
Once hour 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p Tts
excepting Monday and Thursday at
ternoeons and evenings, and by ap-
poli tweet.
Residence and om(•e--4.4 rner of
South street and Britannia road.
CHARTERED ACCOl1NTAN'l
the arms of the de- Q1.ANK P. '0114119,
dlstrihnted amongst the Ateuuntaot. 102 Ontario street
titled thereto. hating reg.ar'I etrattord. Phone 1580. Rea• 13301.
o claims of which the executor
11 then have notice.
Dated at Toronro tots 3rd day of
May. 1929
Til£ ROYAL TRUST COMPANY,
,'J. Vongr Street.
Tororr'. _, rant., Ex.r•ut..r
Bs C. Seeger, F 4':, their Solicitor
herein. .' .34
P'OR SALE
GIRL'S BIOYCLF: FOR B.U.E.-IN
good condittor. Apply at T)IE
SIGNAL.
FOR BALE.-W11ITE 1i1J4SSOM
MEDICAL
nit. 2'. J. R. PORSTER.
EYE. EAR. NOSE, THROAT
Late (louse Surgeon New York Oph-
thalmic au, Aural Moapital, a -Islam
■t Moorefield Eye Hospital and
Golden Square Throat Hospital, Loa -
don, Fang.
53 Waterloo St. 8., Stratford. Tel
ephone 267.
At Hotel Redford, Goderich, or the
evening of third Monday of each
month 1111 the following day. Teasley,
at 1 p.m.
SWEET CLOVER. (:overnment
tented. W. L. YOUNG, RR. 5,
; Goderich. 2t
,COR SALE. -ONE CHlRtS1.ER 4-
door sedan, model 62, year 1928,
6 -cylinder car. Just like new. Ran
just a short time. At a low price for
quick saki. Apply to CECiL MULLIN,
Lucknow, phone 115, box 165. 4t DC[rL1JY E. lIOLMIfti,
RIl
OUSE FOR RALE. -RBD BRICK Barrister, Etc.
Rouse on Waterloo street, lately Ommce-amlltoo street, oodprick
occupied by the undersigned. WM. , Phone 27.
RFTARMA-N, 624 Main street Fast.
Hampton. tf F It. DARROW, BARRISTER, ETC.
LEGAL
ER•.'r"FST M. LEE,
Barrister and Solicitor
Stun Life Building, Adelaide and
Victoria streets, Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 560L
C
,on 'BALE.-1!1'O1tY A D -A -HALT
as frame house In good repair; sit-
uated on Anglesea street, second hone*
west of Victoria street; nice location;
electric lights, MiLS. JA'NII T.TN'N,
Goderich.
MAY HATCHED CHICKS -BAR.
Ill END RO(`R18. 180; •Ingle comb
white 'Leghorn*. 17e each. Hatching
eltgw from April to July, 5e each.
Above prices are for customers coming
to the farm for their purchnse. Chipks
are sold in regulation hoses, but cus-
tomer must furnish container for eggs.
1f yon are, in freed of a new brooder
stove, founts, feed hoppers, ('tr.,.1et me
quote prices on Royal equipment. -C.
G. CAMPBELL, Auburn, Ont., phone
Blyth 10.24.
eon SALE. -EGG 8, CRACKS ANI)
ten -week-old millets from our flock
of high -producing R. C. while Lror.
horns under Canadian Government ap-
proval. These birds have also been
hkeod- test ed and reactors rpmnverl
from flock. (:hleks hatched In our
Government -approved hatehety,
Faits fic each. lots of 200 or more
:e• each.
Chick.. May. 14'' each, June, 13c
each.
i'nlleta, $1.00 Ntch.
Thea/ prices are at the harm anti
to be called fol hy purehaner.
E1.MER J. rARRTI411,
Lnt'know, R. R. 7
Phone Dungannon 52 21. tf
' 8utrerror to J. L. KIlloran
Phone 97.
Office -The Monate. Goderld,
Naps R Flaps
iIAH Pernik., ETC'.
R.l' HAYS--RC.HATS ,a., B.A
Hamilton St.. Godericn -
INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC.
McKILLOP MIITUAL FIRE iN•
8URANCP1 CO. -Farm and las
toted town property Inmateei
OIIk'en-Jam. e:onnntly, Pres.. (pod
erlch P. 0.; Jae. Evans, Vlre-Pres_
Re rhwood I'. 0.; D. F. McGregor.
Sac. -Tress., Seaforth P. 0.
Directors- -A. Rrnadfoot. R. R.
No 3, Seaforth; John G. Grieve. No.
4. Walton: William Rlnn, R. R. No
2. Seaforth ; John Bennewles. Rrod-
hagen : Gen. Mc(lartney, it. R. No. 2
Seaforth ; Robert Ferris, Harloek ;
Mnrray (1H/win RrnepflplA; lamer
Ronna. Reechwoo* ; Jenlpa Connell",
Goderich.
Agents -J. W. Yeo, Gedt'rjck;
Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton;
John Morray. Reafnrth; 16. 7Tlneht4►n,
Seaforth. Polley -holders ran make, all
payments and-ge, their parch metope -
pit at R. J. Mnrtlah's Clothing Steer.
C)Iktea ; R. H. (bet's Grocery. King•
sena street, God.rteh, or .1 H. lbw.
na.n.ral sine/. Rayta.ld