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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-6-20, Page 8..r.Iit, v'x+elaa•'^t .J...... ��.- t.3Aflac,au,..aa•.4 THE SIGNAL, GODPAICH, ONT. sur 21I, 1tr�I. I meat of educational facilities for the ' rural child does not have. In • urban Master Malcolm hi •'� Monday tor [r EDUCA• rural child. Elmer C. Beacom..1. P. schcwls there is definite provision Tarauty, when r h.'' '• 11 t+lr I4 their TIONAL RALLY spoke on the made for 'Lc htakh a the children holidays. S. for West Huron, alae subject of grants to public iscoddrespl. pre -School 'through uechool isnuuk1t after ..0 as has beep al:;etotrd al coutuls►luuee fo kers of Trusteed: snd Ratepayer.' Mr. Morris in °penilK t have dcltect t remedied hofs tr corp- i fpr taking of •®11xniM. At(atrciation and 4/there hiscuss Educational Changes taken in Me training problems of nits tai chmcs, rye ali.ntcs, • th • p' and instrumento: at Port Alberis Sat in the Parish Hall, Dungannon, of the for the tin- town:•, which educational systems :are helms singly rural school boards. •y,ut tduuday wit •r,ends at l.uck- ships es amu ratejta►yers of the rues- roved, and the first step in this dirt by so„ ships of Ashfield, Colborne. and West p f one's job and of learning to do Nn. vi Yui f R,aa•ak. Mr. ection is taken by educating public He spoke of education as the know- referred' to the jern f tereyouth,uf mowing school. He spoke for thetleth' The United churches of Ihungantwn of the musical WWI: Vend Crewe arebiotin: x union pleats' our land to face et t u Saturday. June 22. as being one of the greatest things itis• both for vocal r. acrd a r*. S tarry. and Mr. The gathering on Friday afternoon nation. la :+11 countries, the'work, which they have in cities aro ,,n‘1„, ]firs. JaekiK >I• Itridr, of ('below. twnwtK be tvorke;d out Wawanoxh, though not largt to num- Opinion u no ref,ernis senor., ,n ad- here proved to be of much educational repines of public. ()Onion. (ne of the I value to those present, and much in- ur ses cf the ima,tine of ferreting and intelligent discussion , Purposes is to mould publiit old gave the audience a clearer insight . means of discussion into matters w'hic'h should be of in- ion, and by terest to all. J. B. Young. of Dun- drawing up resolutons, which gannon, occupied the chair. The presented to the minister of i. 1 principal speakers were W. M. Morris tits?. a means is established of Toronto. and Rev. H. W. Snell. of senting the mind and desire Stratford, seeretary and president re• people to the government. Th speaker nest dealt rpero with success what we have to do. Hod Mrs. WIII Ni • 'lei family. of ile referred to the many advantages S[ratfonl, Mr. and t1,' .\If. Ilensteett - time country has over the city, for and family and Yi I d. Gaul, of Mil- d •Ybringing ild•Ybringing bp children and if to these vrrton, emelt Sun.. the home of le could be added the edtcatiotai tacili- Mr. aai Mrs. Mel.. 1:.'dy. uca- t ties enjoyed•. by the urban children. I Mr. G. S. Abrn of Port Elgin, pre- ruse! life would-be well nigh perfect• le relkrtog• mana,• it the Rank of of the It is becsuee of centralization .and commerce during tl alk•Kenale's ah- grouping tint city schools . can be '41 I4c,e. mh the made what they are and he was a horn -To Mr. a tyro 1,loyd MV - �tron adcexate of a larger -unit. oif 1Whiuuey, on Sae t .lune 16th, li MORN CAMPBELL -1n Stanley towus}tlp, 9n June 7th, to )jr. *hit Moa (tol- in Campbell, a sun (Jotun MacKel1 ale). LN MEMORIAM ALLIN-In toeing mentor.) of Ent John Alliu, who passed away one year ago, June 13th, 1921s. "You bade uo one * last farewell, You bald good-bye to tame, The heaveuly gator they opeued wide, A lovIng voice 41d. Colne." --Sadly wiyswl by her daughter anti fntuilc. LOST AND FdUND TO WIT TO ILENT.- STORE BUITL1 LE FOR 1 grocery or office. Immediate poa- salon given. Apply to (HA8. K. UNDi?liS, Uoderlch. LOST.-IiROR'N. SUITCASE. ('ON- TAININt; lady's wearing apparel. Finder please retsttrryy itf• CItA1GIF: Blt(1S.' STORE. GodetFleh. 1t o r apes e e ilei.) of the trustees' and rate- u tw K, la LOST. - SUM, OF MONEY UN pest' minister's proMtaal• �" t1 • p }epees' department of the Ontario years u%tiversity tree in some +of the attmims:ratiun for rural schools also. r mo meeting uf't11e North tmfrw•t. the Repmrr or au Educational Association. Each out. collegiate institntes . d that tw^+ He believed that t lined his ideas with regard to the tears of high slut.. w p 1 training available for every \\omns institute he hehd at the FlaeoO wtrrrt on Tuesday aftern,'nn ting war the (hold home of Mata }, i at R Premier's proposals tot the better ad for iniall the . tune school. An child for in - alternative to this proposal was the what he is nest adapted for and bas Thursday, Jnne 2;' 3 u'cla•k. The Finder !yeses kava at SI(:N.V, tat* establishment of junior high schools. the pleasure of developing hi. mat- m is In eh. of \Iia Altus. Fit'}:. Reward. t Nos l�lnlgan not I IIGH GRADE English China Our import shipment tot English China has just arrived l�.'0 arc w'-lc,n1 P to eOmt• in and look around at 'all? our I , w &simi fnl dertgn- in China Prices are very moderate \Vc', !ii't n tttoiol• rful-.l„tiut,. t( aft (/0,0Zs do clt.,.. ii,.tt, ,it y r,• - Cole's Book and Gift Shoppe the entrance work and two yea's of • r • hi h school work would be intreduc- with a plea for the rural ch was given - I(.t.n. CI It 1. \'A\TDD.-FY)R l%ENEItAL !Rol' WORK ; good wage... Ap- ply MISS J. DOY1.E, Wert Street. 1t `- WANTED. - MIDDLE -AG EI► WtI- \l.\cN. good took; no washing: aunt sleep at home. Apply evening.. to MRS. 1►1-111.EY 114)I.M1)8. SR. WANTED - - LATHE. I'I.A•NElt. W anther And radial drill hands. men $eetterout d to heavy marine eta - gine work. Apply stating age, expper- SALE -SILVER HULL. Bl'4'1�- ienee and warms required to Box 70,' 1114.XAI, OFFICE oderlAT. R. J. OLEN, R.R. No. Ik Goderich, Telephone Goderich Stn - 1 6 14 TENDERS WANTED BL .DING 'Met *AVE BY fEN- Tenders addressed to the under- signed will he received by the Town Council up to July let, 1929, fur the building au the Vltte.n lot, 1041 11 S., on Wilson street. The budding was formerly oecul�ted as ■ dwelling and has been toe -ant twine time 00 account of being pirt!al- ly destroyed by fire. Building and all material to be re- moved at oewe and grounds left clean and in good order. No offer ue .saucily accepted. 1.. 1.. 'KNOX, Town (Tera. Goderi, • li. FOR SALE 3* WANTED BY MAN AND 'Wing i " for Augu4-Large. ts,uafortable, i airy Iwsl-sitting room ' to lrrlvatp I ' bone. uldow•u Write deaorlp t lou. lata- , tion end terms to IUIV. R. H. ROB- ; 1NS(sN. 14 Duffer's' Ave., Chatham. child and by ti. \ Y.t'..\. of Wit. ;Ont. • ettunhria'and Trafalgar strtx•te. be• sure we are doing I;w,rytee. ehurvb, rich, h, theeN'l:It'1'Y P111 c4A14:. - 414N►7) ("ARBA';: ■gs l I.AN 1'$. both early and late kinds; also a lot of different kinks of flower !Sante. JIIIIN I"Il.1.. corner 4r �gF\4.rF.T1 NC 1 AR 1'1 t and where a c„urse.,d training. , w,,.i best we can. He thought it a parish hall, last I evening, eta (1WNFRS more adapted to meet tit• nrc14 of the twat the rural pupils and +n.,.lern life would heAl•M .inn that t be Riven. Mr. Morris outlined theme carious plans. not so much a- an advocate of them. but so as to acquaint the aud- ience with the- rat•, 4l. 41s and by means of discussing them. find the feeling of the pe•or'.e with regard to them. Following- -is address came ' some interested and intelligent dis- .cuseion. vrhich sen-r.l to sh,e.v that the' majority of th,se present favor- - ed the idea of rural high schools in preference in the- er°pesal of intro- ducing two years of -high school' wook into every rural s,lo.. which migh'• have a tendency to detract the atten- tion and time of teachers from the junior tirades. -' Rev. H. W. Snell ref Strvtfiord. fol- lowed with a prarti••rt adilre's upon the subject of p larger unit of admin- istration for rural -drools. He was •plensed to hear the discussion upon the subjeecin Introduced by Mr. Mor- ris as .by this means mill come the solution of rural . r d chis. He re- tie trate. ot,ertunities an - force to Toyed by the urht" ti which- the Outing, Golf, Bowling and Tennis Shoes Sturdv practical hoes for men. boys anti s ..1: - 111' I � favorite- for ladire, misses and children are t . °,•al(,red and fancy fabric-. They are here in the newest designs and pattt•rne. Play Shoe- for .children include a very largo varlets of styles in Sandal- and Outing Shoes. The holiday' season hag :-carte(]. Buy now and choose from the beat assortment at the lowest possible priers, quality eoneidered. GEO. MacVICAR THE PRACTICAL SHOE MA% NORTH SIDE SQUARE (.ODERIC 11 Another Double -Header i Championship Baseball Match for a Purse of $750 at Goderich, Dominion Day JULY 1ST, i 929 EASTER BRANDS of Buffalo, 1928 Champions of New York State and Ontario T1 I • u. ' L . -;..r t:. .'.alb) vs. Michigan's Greatest Colored Ball Team, of Detroit . All t'ies'rs of National R,:p,tt• This is the one and only annual Baseball Treat in this district Fir -1 Rano• called at '2 p n, Three -Mile Marathon (Open to County) to be run between the ball games Tug -o' -War Competition for Huron Old Boys' Cup and Prizes, to he pulled im- mediately after the Ball Games The above Program will be at Agricultural Park ADMISSION -Adults 50c; Children 25c. The Morning Program will start at 10 a. m., with a Monster Parade Headed by the Goderich Band followed by Children's Games, Bicycle Races, Athletic Events, including Pole Vault on the Square Horseshoe Competition at Victoria Park. Pick 'em tip ( „t, .t .44 7 p• m. BAND CONCERT on the Square in the evenlnq Something New---Orthophonic Concerts on tine Square frog! I 1 a. m. to I P. tn. and from 5 to 7 p. m. Good Picnic Grounds, Bathing Beach, Tourist Camp, with every convenience COME AND SPEND THE: WHOI.F. DAY AT Goderich on the Lake Mayor H. J. A. MacEwan, S. D. Croft, ' Chairman of Commit,. Secretary ru$tees arta rate- t)rll rw•elved. ;> large ernw'l layer: nee meeting to dise•uss educa- etas In atfttadant meiderin2 the NOTICE • tional matters and was very tptiheel 1.0-c deme et tic for the future of the rural wheel TAP sumht•ewr ''s !'•'I'1 in' and its possibilities. F:nkitae 1'restatrytrri ur.'h last Sun-, 1. -Take notice that the Town' ip Beacom in his opening remarks ,Ito weer largely.sI ...th after' of Colbert* intends to further h.•r Im• Mr dins -11y oil and - Was interested to hear the dis- T,.rdbk sermons. hair wog as' mime e eusaiien along lines of improtomr}{e ol;ted by the mai. tetras of Luck- j the work and upon the land. tw•.ettt- in which he heartily concurrci. nett Prrwytertan , •'t. erns!+tin¢ of I two by the work. then gave an explanation of the basis Moran. 1;. W . Dun_ \Icy eel, Johu- 2.-Tt*v z arn:moos' , n tfn1,. fn . he - upon. who -h .)?rants to public schools ,roll. Horatw Aip•lo i d 'flees. \Vat• 'hag alM 7 were Rican and stated that in the Non. and Oen by 1" -• Ws -won. Mrs. to be laid to one year. 't-1'PrNnns intPntling to appeal Inert the work must do SO before more sparsely settled dttlrient. The 1 w. The macre.: s+ 2.0. a gest- July 3r 1, 1929. r J 'spree uttte trostPes' and ratepayers ase«taUon- ' B A . of Fbrn,w, two bbl• wool y I tl lands abutting 'ark roods and sed his appre s o the luteal t0 alripets the set. the reef F11t1•:: FIRE: 1 NOW 1S THE 1 time t.. tiro out your rag.. and 541 kin.M of junk. Itighrst cash ].rice Nib! for everything. A. honest deal. I►rop la carol to S. iIALSTE.\1►, Box Iter:. tG,alrrieh I'4) 1 will pay for the cnnl Iw•1441 1 call mann you. 21 pP +, enation of the neon and evening. .. • .\, G. ltintonh prove the hleneeaenua¢ i rI:.tTIfF11tS - YOU CAN HAVE your feather heed made Into a sanitary roll mattress or down com- forter. Highest trice paid for tea- tbene Drop a card to IIOMINION I FEATHER ANT) WAITRESS (Yl., Goderieh, and our agent will call. . Id be made near future a change alto iti•w. Mies J. p'r Mr. Harvey which would be in the favor of ,he \Ict;re. of Auburn. .-t two ringing aga department of education a ereises al.,•roes offering. ana. _ to.S1..o. r J. HF:THERINe:T4)N, most paternal care in the distribut- lallaa (ias,iera Porn. -Tri !'nitert Township Clerk ins of grants. He was much inter- churebew of Denim sod I'rewe will not 322. Goderich. Ont. 2t tested in the teaching of mope In hotel a union garde' • r'n on the lalrto (,LiN)ItN)E 'Pt1R"�$lill'. schools and outlined the liberal ern- of Dungannon L'n..,'-. • hnn•h nn Fel- C t•i•ion made for the teaching of tau- day ...num June Tho program The couneiI of Colborne low.+hip lshere four a rat, ' will be provided 1 r star, this instrgctinn. He would tc pleas- of I•ondon. A hat; ..11 game is hello notify the ratep.ayen of the muni,?• lit that s ed •n render assistance along iii* line arranged between "•.. I.s•al trmnit if yew y +a • Mr. Wm. Ntra'tette n ha* to any hoards who might be inter -'the weather is ttu' 'e•rabir rte rcpnt been appointed Weed Inspe•tor and ested. He also emphasized the need will l bend ?.Son .- Adiulaab.it -- o(k fuetruetwl to carry out a+ fully as pts for bet tpr.libraries in the' s('t,ols and ' and 25c_ t f the Weed flim the grants for this purpose.' 11 ace with the re The chairman ca upon e NIAGARA SUPER -SOLUBLE LAND lime; also high-grade fertiliser. always. in stock. Prompt delivery service when required. 11. R. BAER, R.R. No. 5. Godertth, Out. Tele,ehoue ('arlow 2x21. tf ic, schools ,combine for U• Fuer Wt,NTF71►-T\VO TFAI'IfBR$ 11'19►- TF:ST.tN'r. for-ftenmhlh.r aehtael: experien•sd. N Ith flrel.•Inm. ,wrtifl- catoa,. ntte t,. teach senior third to an.l including fifth else's. 11w other to teach from primary to and Inoluding spnlor third. Salary 11(100 per annum. Dntlew to eo.arienee In September. Ad- dress J. W. ,;1,nothI .l.. Sec.-Treas. R It. 4, (:•wk•rieh. It THE BABY CHICK SEASON WILL. THE be over. Better get yours before It 1s too late. May 30th hatch -Barred Rocks are 17c, S. C. \t' Leg- horn, 15c.' After June 5th Barred Rocks are 15e, 8. C. W. Leghorn+ 13'•. Starred Rocks are pore O.A.C. strain; cockerel..direct from 0.A. College are mated to selected breeders. All Leg - 'horn chicks are from yearling end two -year -did hens. Hatching eggs 5c each. Amit ttto see our line of Royal feelers and water founts. -C. (l. CAMPBELL, R. R. No. 2. Auburn, Ont. Phone Blyth 1041. • ACeTIONEERLNG bible the rtquirertxeu a o AI C'RON SALES 1 THOMAS GUNDRY. GODERIOH, Act, and lu compliant* i,IVIC STOCK AND (RIOH. • - nu AL'CIION SALES AUCTiONEER lied th reeve' NILE- quest of the Department of Agrie•nl-IAi'CTI- STIO OF sTAND1NU and deputy reeve of Ashfield. Messrs. tore would elicit the hearty cw►{pera- J 4 McKenzie and Thomas Ander- ' tion of the ratepayers .0 rid the muni•', HAY' sale* attended to anywhere and,•eery the Telephone No. 119. effort made to give eati.ftssot .on. Mr. Mole, reeve of West Wawa- . NILE, JUNE 1'-' -Mr. and Mrs.cil,ality of aortous weewL ally give nosh• J. M_ Reed, vice-president of I John Snell and ;ren. spent the tta•ve,-tor every aatAstaiNw In carrying 'the Xshffeld township association of week -end at the hu:i a of Mr. and 'firs. out the regulation'. A copy of the' trustees and tatepayers and some Telford Nixon. tet may be teen In the clerk's Mikes others to speak. after whitish the , Miaa Jean and Mr. Ernest Glen Keays street, Goderkb. meeting closed with the singin¢ of visited at the hon of Mr. and Mrs. P numr con ..rouAnd Lie not kw that after the Ant the National Anthem. Orval Free, on Su .:ay. vi of the Inspector. If another visit' beEnd here are I is moo -eery the cost will be charged GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH tak,ng in the We \Vawarwsh Fire against the residents of the lands COMING TO STRATFORD Insurance Co. picn:e today 1\i'ednes- visited. day r at Kincardine G. J. HETHERi:NhTON, Mr and Mn. N ,rman Moffat, of "Township l'krk: Shod ag Sr*. and Bement A Bailey Ant'aster, and Mr and Mrs. Cecil June lith. 1!129. 2t (Teles •a Monday Nest Sloan. of St. Thomas, were guests of . After all there ie 1.111 (MP great Mr. and Mrs. Herb Pentland on Sun- AUCTION SAES OF I101'1SP11TO1tD civils. And now t'••meo the annmm- da Some alit! farmers in this vicinity FI'R.NiTi'RE n mPnt that '''.**Ringing teras, and gar are bus haul? ravel for the road, mem ." Bailey'''. **Greatest Show on , t rte : I We are Instructed by ' h toughing for buck- w t1h •11 its myriad of •f dere. allies I wheat Wesley ''F.ehhn is leaving this I Il by public bustle MR. JOHN C. KEANE Will sell by public auction at weld halt of lot S. conreerton 6. Maiden! township. on SATt'•RD.\Y. JUNE 2'J. 1929, commencing at 2 o'clock: . Eighty stereo of hay to he 4•.111 in lots to suit pirchasei. TERMS -Flee months' credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes; • discount allowed for cash. INO C. KE.\NE ELLIOTT \IIIA.ER, Proprleior .tn,tioneer. TENDERS })arta," will alta visit thin vicinity, while others are p .ou tog MRB. GEORGE DREW onto wPc n at her home. It exhibits, in 9tratfoN an Mnnelay, r oauctio on n • ervous diseases. Ley In etten4en,w. (Friday for ' ie West. His sister, Bayfield road. G Office hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 pm., June 24th. Mr.. Clarke. f To,rontq�will accom_ THURSDAY. JI\^E 27th. excepting fn. The advance advertising Par herald- I n him. TENDERS F41R DRIT►4;INr, ,,,mment•ing at 1.30 o'clock, all the eon- t R Mond c and Thnrwlac and 'Hs the-appw-aramw of _this wonder of Pa Y by nppAntmPdf. The Late Mr,. Rotltelie�After a tents of the'housP, inchmdlsg A. N. ATICiNNON ' eon- -tender., is now in this territory longand'illness Mrs. Geo. Rutledge pass- SFALF.D trudrrx addn•ww•d to rte Mahogany parlor suite. 3 owe,: f, it. gaily rnlotwl lithctaTapM !Sewn a+ nnder*iSnrd an.l endorsed "Ten- Ing chairs; 1 mantle clock: 1 new' Resldrn,e and omte-[7orner of 1th stree't and Britannia road. oath rhrouRhuut t11e trnrmtryeide rd away June her home xt Nile, oi, alarm chwlt; janlinere stand; 1 pair ('omni' on 1110 double -length rail- Friday, nth, in her fifty-eighth err tar dre'dRinR• Port 'ttanlry..Ont.." . in Colbarne will iP received until 12 dc Farmers' sale elutes dismounted. WESLEY W. 118 Elf. t" t • Auctioneer. (will conduct sales any where . My terms are reasonable and I wit: ep- da.cor to give satisfaction. Phone Carlow 1314, or address It. R. 4. God- 'rich - DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER C 111d►PIIA4"frau .tNi' irltl' :T.F:sr VV TiIF)RAI'IMT Goderich. Mhos. 341 Equipped with e, ctro-magnet's bathe. Etectrnnlc eleetrk treatments and chiropractic. Chronic organic and leak ,'on11areh curtains: 1 nig. 12x1.; several .vas c.irr-..searrying its entire comply- year. Deceased was born tansy booked room; 1 large oak sl1P ?tent of Tow' p.•rsutt.anll 14010 au1inwl+. and spent most of her girlhood days 'daylight Iaicui¢ a, Fri.'s' June -`I, hr I.i¢ -Low ..111 exhibit epu'h sur. Ms in that township. She was twice mar- 1922Sl• bmanl; 1 large oak extension table; 5I ried. her first husband being Thomas Tende•n will not for considers d inn dining chairs; 1 pleec linoleum., %:achinni. The Homan Projectile." Marquie. Moving to Niagara, she 14"! made on the forms supplied by 12,15; 3 compleN• twrlrcwm molten., Stool lewdly.) from the five -ten of a can- 'Tent fifteen yeas there, until the the Department and in accordance mattre+se. and epringw: 1 bedroom I non: •IFolhth. the five -eon eta elf' death of her husband. She then mov- with the conditions met forth therein. rug . 2 c„n¢oleum rag. ; 1 Royal Qat ;.hnut : the comhit0esl \\alyn•ln•Rwllmnt toed Goderich. where she spent five Combined 'smith -igloo and form of - her 'range; 1 Quebec heater and Open: Troupe.. daring nrtinr ..f thy high until het marriage to her now trader can be obtained on application 1 coal oil store; 6 i•hnlrt : 1 fan les' wire; \flys Lillian I••itrel. most years.had G K Rutledge to the undersigned, also at the office labii 4 glow lamps,; 1 ladder; 1 step 1 be husband Geo rtnrew, roller.). R est famwl of .11 ferAle xyrislittts: Tine IMO 4eceutewn years, she spent of the District Engineer. 1.`tMtutrtw ladder. dishes. picture.. !1.P Flying Codnnae, led by tine In- in the vicinity of Nile. Besides her Itnilding, London. Ont.ware: garden enols, and other ankle..' ofori ' .n tts; t Maxine'. the fnnuiext hu+band, air leaves one inn. Wilmer, Tegders must InelpdP the towing of Everything will ho stele, as •Mew. of wire 4101*: tele of emiiaehs and Er- at hams, one daughter. Jennie Alar- the plant m snd (mw the wort. rt4-mei.. 2rPnte t wptrgtriane, and quis, and a stepson, Calvin Rutledge. The drdve% and other plant which TflR.IA -earth many' others from thr-r Mail foreign who has been sailing on the Great are Intended to he used- on the work *hares Lakes and arrived home two days be -'shall hare been duly regMterwl in Can- t Tlwrt- are more new foreign art*, fore her death. Eight sisters alto � ads at the time of the filing of 11* than toes before with the big show and survive: Mrs. Iwvi Snyder and Mra. tenoler with the Department, or shall' ACCP10*N SALE. OF RESIDFT' CE performanows dazzling with splendor 0. R. Forster, of Colborne; Mr_. John have teen built In Canada after the • ,Ni) }}(»•vgw►T,o ii`I'RNI- and magntfiPMue are !rt•t.entwl twice K,hwanz and Mrs. H. Hillier. of Torr• filing of the tender. TIRE. (la r. nP n inR- arsum c s I er o must he accompanied by the „alt .!?cels ng siren• in the wand. I obi • Mrs T Rimers, of London; I sn accepted cheque on a r n1rP Drew Is leaving Goderleh. \ .-ea T. G1"N'DRY & SINN. Auctioneer.. ll, TI Ri til B circus onto Mrs C Oke of Goder town- F ach tender mu chartered i'ri,wo (Admitting to circus, mesas-iJtlra.Sam Schw•anz and Mrs. A. Walk- erlr end Rental admfwdon "eats) -� er, of Rocanville, Seek. Mrs. Rut - adult. 75e, thlldren under twelve h .dge had many friends and was of a hank, payable to the order o Minister of Public Worts for 5 per met of the contract price. but no cheque to be for lees* than flee hun- dred deAlarw. Bonds of the Domin- ion of Canada or lends M the Cann - dein nn - dean National Railway Company be accepted as ce•curlty, or bond* and a cheque if required to make rap an laid amount. By Order, R. F. O'BRIEN. Secretary. Department of Pnblie Work., I Ottawa. Jnne 15. 1929. years i'(h• (and stand sesta inchuling friendly disposition, and bore her long attune/eon. 11.50 to all. (Advo.) 1eutering with great patience and thoughtfulness for those who waited on her. She was a member of the United Church. The funeral took place to the Co -Shortie cemetery on DUNGANNON DUNGANNON. June 19.- Mr. and Mee. harry Anderwon, of Lis -know. Sunday, and was very largely attend- ( spent Sundny at the home of Mr. and ed. The services were conducted by Mrs. Rurton Remeh, Rev. R. A. Lundy and the pallbearers Mr. Orville Ryan. of Toronrn. 14 cis- were six brothers-in-law, Thos. Fil- Iting his grandmother. Milk J. Ryan. Mme. C. Oke.(0. 11e and Forster, o , J. Taylor. Mr aril Mr. (l. M. McKenzie and II1tITiSII VI'} 1 1'STF:R WINS MORE IlisNORS (JN WATER Major 71 n 1) Seegracse, tipper left. Bride awed demon. holder of the world'a ante eat record aid winner over Gar Wood. t'nited State.' premier motorboat racer. with We new *p w rpwwltoat, 'Miss Al- a, rity." upper right, In which be heat Herr Ras,. lower right, Germany'* racing ace. who drove the 'llnnnrd Ord." lower left, to a test of .lww.l and nerve. 1 MRA. ROBERT 71012TIF .'11l sell by public auction at the premises, Huron road. Goderich, on SATURDAY. J1'NIE 2714, commencing at 120 sharp: ,of a well - The property. n built frame house containing eight rooms with electric lights and toilet. Town water elnk In kitchen. Good cellar and an extra gond garden, two lots. At the tame time all the contents of ithe hose. Including licdng-room. din- ing -room. bedroom and kitchen furni- ture. garden tools And chattels. will be sold. There will be nothing resegved, as Mrs. Thiff Is leaving Goderich. TERMS. --On the property. 10 pe 1 cant. of purchase peke to he paid at time of *ale. halenee In thirty day.. or easy terms of payment ran be ar- ranged. Term. on household fnrni- tnre--Cast' T. OL'NDRY & SON, A uct loner*. CLEARING A1Tp1'ION SATE (1F CLEARING FiiRNISHiN(1S. t'IANO, ETC. 7(•e are inrtieted.t by MAp•tublicair•tinn let k to selllI by P herhome. Elgin avenue• ,wlerleon FRiISAY.el.I VNh.F. 2!+th. commencing at 1.30 o'clock, all the contents of the hoist., including: (Ine upright Heintsman piano and bench: 1 vletrnla rad re o r s;llrack' 2 1 eom- plete living -room hall chair.: 1 floor lamp: fancy table*: emirs: 1 writing desk ; 3 complete bedroom Mite.' with mattrew and springs; 2 chiffonier.: 1 electric was; 1 nr: lt Pr; rat*: rap•refrlg: i4)11atnr015: gnilta:mnw- rur- tah►hers: pkture+: kltehen 1 fnarniyn.hlnt[w; &whe.: giant/ware: 2 lnridor.; 1 3 Mtrinor trner casae oil stnrrrtk: 2 ovein•. and ,�. other a1Pta ItissaPi'altrk*' ha* mold the preperty and Is giving ptlawdwdon at once. This M a er•'e-iot'1 lot of fnrn(tore to firwt- clam *hsps. Tilt M(4. -Cash. T. GI1NIDRY f((1(•: AuctAlonte.ra. FR 'IC P. GIBBS, 1'HARTEItkI) Accountant. 1(42 Ontario street. - tford. Phone 1550. Rea IISOJ II EDiCAL DR. F. J. H. FORST•EIR, EYE, EAR. NOSE. THROAT. Late House (sturgeon New York Oph- thalmic and Aural Hospital, as.iatant at Moorefield Eye Hnepital and Gulden Square Throat Hospital. London, Eng. 5m Waterloo St. S., Stratford. Tel- ephone 267. At Hertel Redford, Goderich, on the evening of third Monday of each month t111 the following day, Tuesday. at 1 pm. GAL ERIN EST M. LEE. Barrleter and Solicitor Sun Life Building. Adelaide and Victoria street., Toronto 2. Telephone Elgin 5301. DUDLEY E. HOLMFJS, Barrister, Etc. Once --Hamilton street, Goderich. Phone 27. l•` R. DARROW, BARRISTER, OTC. Successor to .1. L Hllloran. Pbone 97. Office -The 8qu.re. Goderich. Maps a *laps BAaatwraa., Fire. R. C. HAYS-R.C.HAYS te.. B.A Hamilton St., Oodericn INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC. M1.LO 'KIP MUTUAL FiRE 1N- S1'RANCE CO. -Farm and Iso- lated town property matted. Of sere--Ja.. Connolly, Pre... God- erich P. 0.; Jas. Sian.. Vlee-Tee... 1NN•ehwond P. 0.; D. F. McGregor, Sec. -Trees.. Seaforth P. O. }etre etnrw--A. Broadfoot, R. R. No. 3. Seaforth; John G. Grieve. No. 4, Walton; William RInn, R. R. No. 2. Seeforth ; John Ilennewles, Brod- hngcn : (leo. McCartney, R. R. No. S, Seaforth; Robert Ferris, Hariock Murray Gaston, Brueetleld ; 'James Foran*. Beechwood; James Connolly. Goderich. Agents --.i. W. Ynnj (Snderieh : I Alex. Leitch, 11. R. No. 1, Clinton: John Murray. Seaforth; E. I11nchley. Seaforth. Pettey -holders can make all pigment. end get their card. reeit►t- ed at R. J. Morrl.h's Clothing Store. Mates; Calvin Cmtt'. Grocery, King - titan street, lnd.rlch, or J. 11. Rehd'w General Store, Beyfie11. l