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Tl[lraday, November 14, 1929.
THE SIGNAL, - GODERICH, ONT.
Sheaffer's
Lifetime Pens
These Pens are guaran-
teed unconditionally for
your life.
"It need never be replaced,
this Lifetime Gift."
We have a full stock of
these Pens, also Sheaf-
fer's Pencils, Desk Sets
and Skrip.
Also other cheaper Pens
and Pencils.
Cole's Book Store
Our Entire Stock
of Men's Furnishings
must be cleared in order
that we may devote our
time to Cleaning and
Pressing and Made -to -
Measure Clothing.
Clearing Prices on all
lines
W. C. Snazel
HABERDASHER AND
DRY CLEANER
WEST ST. PHONE 339
KOl3ERT WILSON
FOR -
the famous Fleury Plows. De Laval Cream Separators,
Frost Fencing and Gates
Lunden's Haying Tools. Gould,- Shapley and M1uir's
Windmills and Cement Mixers.
Tudhope Anderson's Wagpns and Machines.
Hamilton stn,[ l:oterich. Ontario
Now!
Priee Reductions
1'ult'1' ALBERT, Nov. 13.-M101,
Margaret Pollock. w•lto has been stat••
slug her sister. Mrs. Nelson Graham,
is mus visiting (Holds at Kincardine
and Pine River.
Miss Katherine Crawford. uarse-In-
lfriufug. sp('nt Sunday at the home of
Mr. and airs. Wm. Crawford.
Mr. Walter Tigert, of Flint, Mich-
igan. spent Thanksgiving at his home
In Port Albert.
The W. M. S. utet tit the home of
Mr... John Quaid .0 Thursday *Ber-
1 mein.
Mr. Harvey Crawford, of Wludsur,
-"scut the week -end at his home.
Mr-. Percy Graham and children
visited atilt Mr. and Mrs. 1). K. Al-
ton. Belfast. on Thauksgiviug Day.
WESTFIELD
WESTFIELD. Nov. 12. -Mt-. Jolues
vu,lerson is visiting her daughter. Mrs. l
auley :Mellen* of Blyth.
Several Prow Weettfeld attended' the
f1dght.ga•
owl su{r at L,nulesboro on alouday
Mb! Mary. Ellis, of Toronto. is
{s•udiul a week under the parental
roup.
Mise Mae Vincent returned home
this 'rueeday, after speuding a month
.0 G.elerlch.
Mr. Reg Jenuings, of Windsor, silent
Thanksglvtug with Mr. Geo. Suell and'
other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cowan are speed-
ing a few Jaye with Toronto friends.
Mr. and Mee. Albert Campbell and
family spent Sunday with Mr. Camp-
bell's sister. Mrs. Robt. Fitzgerald. of
Ashtield.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Snell -returned
1„ewe .•n Wednesdpy ' after spending
s.•tcral weeks with friends at Burks
' 1;t;le.
Mrs. J. rook returned Lome this
neck after n lengthy vial with Gode=
rich and Auburn friend's.
Mr. and Mn. J. N. Campbell spent
last Thursdatwith the former's *11l -
o h.
Mr. and Yrs. Wm. Tamblyn, of Tor
Onto, Mrs. J. Tawtdyu and Mrs. J.
111lsley, of Londt Oates! atte l with the
latter's slater, Mrs. J. N. Campbell,
uu Saturday.
.1r. and Mrs. Coventry. of Tunlet°,
spent over the week -end with the
furnace aunt, Mrs. J. E. Ellis.
1)
Mr. ..ugla$ Campbell was at Se-
l.riuctille on Thursday judgiug stuck.
Mr. James Johnston, of Auburn, 1s
busy Installing a furnace for Mr. Al-
bert Campbell.
The chicken pie supper put ea by
the W. M. S. of the Bestlield l'nlied
church uu Friday last was a great,'
suc.•'s. Mrs Cooke of Ottawa, the ea-
tertaluer, was much appreciated by
all.
elks [.lady a McDowell of Nile was
house over the' week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stouehouote and son,
Dutald, of Goderich, spent onday
with the farmers {wreur• Mr and
Mrs. .J. L. atouehouse. 1
PORT ALBERT JJ week from the Wert of the death of
Homer
ter, Mrs. J. H. t Jelit her sister. The sympathy of the cow-
muulty ►s exteuded to M. Ellis and
WESTFIELD
t intended for last week)
\VEsTFIELD, Nor. 5. -Mr. and Sova.
W. Walden entertained a nuwls•r of
the young steeple of the community at
a Hallowe'en party on Thursday night.
All report a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. llowatt have
moved to. Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Wet. Mc!)uwell enter-
taineol Brantford friends on Sunday.
At time of writing Weettletd Is hav-
ing its brat rnowetorm of the season.
Mr,. Wm. Walther spent over the
week -end with her daughter, Mrs. S.
alcl'lhu•hey of Auburn.
We are pleased to report that the
children of Mr. and Mire James Mc.
Gill who have Leen 111 with diphtheria
are recovering.
The sacrament of the hordes Supper
was admin4istered in the Westfield
f'nitwl cltnfilh on Sunday.
Mrs. J. E. Ellie received word LNt
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H. 0. STURDY and L. H. ZINN, Salesmen
Wast Side of Square - - - Goderich, Ont.
CARD OF THANK
Al'CTION SAIF
1 W}S11 TO TENDER MY SINCERE
family In their bereavemeut. a and grateful thanks to uty many
klud frleuda and neighbors fur the
tokens of syutputhy which they have
exteuded to we itt my sad bereavement.
Alt'Pllt 11 C-lItZON.
The l'athoik• Woweu'e league hekl
a successful euchre and dance in the
/Mydfelluws' hall last Thureday even-
ing. There was a large attendance
dud a goodly sum was realized. The
music for dancing was furnished by
the'Driver urehestra.
JOHNSTON-McDI .- At Knox
church manioc, on Monday, November
11t1. by Itev. H. C. Mcl)erwld, Kath-
arine Annie McDonald, daughter of
Mr. Duncan McDonald. to William J.
Johnston, sun of Mr. William John-
ae1I1, all of Ashfield.
DID
IA/NG.-At lied Deer, Alberta, ou
November 13t1, Susannah Finlay, re-
lict of the late James Lour
The fuueral will take place front her
late residence, Bruwiller, uu Tuesday,
Nurewber lieb. to Culburue cemetery.
Service SI the house at 2 o'clock p. M.
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TO RENT
FOR BENT, -FURNISHED HOUSE;
r imitable for ctwull family. Apply
to CORDON YOUNG, .Goderich.
'r0 RENT. -STORE SUITABLE FOR
ag grocery or of t -e. Immediate pose
armlets given. Apply to CHAS. K.
SAUNDEItS, Goderich.
"moo --
VOTERS' LIST NOTICE --
VOTERS' LISTS 1929, MUNICIPA-
LiTY OF TII'E TOWN 114` GODE-
RICH, COUNTY OF HURON.
Notice 1's herby given that 1 have
complied with section 7 of the Voters'
Lists Act and that I have posted up
at my office at the Town Hall, Gode-
rich. ou the 31st day of -October. 192$
the 1kt or all persona entitled to vote
LOST AND FOUND in the said municipality at municipal
elections, and that Stich list remains
O:T.--BUNl,'ll OF YALE KEYS there for inspection.
uu a cit . F'iuder plan re lance And I hereby call nano ail voters t.,
tit the ottke of Drs. WliNemI.Y atake immediate pruceedingr to bare
M.Ut'I'IN and receive reward. any errors or omissions corrected tie -
FOR SALE -
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{ Lvl11t SALE. -NEW Ql'I 1t1l' RANGE.
1 Apply to MRS. J. A LAWRENCE.
;FOR SA I.E.-StIORTIIOIRN BULL
' calves of taervheable age. ]crown-
' dale breeding. J. C. STOLTZ, Auburn.
cording to how. the last day for ape
peal being the 21st day of November.
1929.
Dated this 5:h day of November,
1929.
L. L KNOX.
Clerk of the Town of Golc•ri. l
AUCTION SALES
COIL SALE-1WEI.VE !'I;1DEIl1DF:D CLEARING
Leicester ewe IambsApply to JOHN v FARM
W. SAI.KE1.D.'felephone 001) r 2. MENTS.
AUCTION SALK uF
STOCK AND IMPLE-
rL,EAR1NG AUCTION SALE or
FARM, FARM leTOcK AND 111.
MEMENTS
MRS. W LEY Y'ISllhl!
will sell by public auction at her fads
at Saltlord on
TI'ESDAY, NOVlIMREI4 19, 102.-
oomtnencing at 1 o'clock, sharp:
The farm 1f not sold before •+a:e
day, of 50 acres, of whieh Use ter:u4
will la' uunounce,J sale day.
Horace. -1 draft gelding, h yea o:•t .
1 agrleultural gelding, 10 yet old.
Tattle. 1 rinks 1hirhttm wow'. s rs•
old. to frerben about rale time: 1
choice roan cow, 9 yrs. old, freak : 1
choice cow. 8 yrs. old, supposed to
freshen in March; 1 choice red cow. 5
yrs. old, just fresh. The above crow's
are gold eowa and In the pink of c•e,-
dl tion.
6 good feeder steers, average s'• "'
1000 lbs.
1'Igv.-1 Yorkshire brood sus
Yorkahlre sows. supposed t" 1,,r7,,%
first week In February.
Poultry.-- 15 white Leghorn hen.
Implements. -1 Ileering binder. f `
lu tlrst-claws working shape;
!Frost & Wood mower. 5 ft. cut ; 1
Massey -Harris seed drill; 1 set disc
harrows; 1 walking plow, [(smitten
21. nearly tieµ' ; 1 one-horse plow; 2
els dlnwoud harrows; 1 Fleury scut-
fler, nearly new ; 1 heavy one-horse
wagon: 1 top buggy, in good shape:
1 cutter, nearly new; 1 new haaket hay
rack ; 1 water trough 12 ft. x 3 ft ,
Just new; 1 Louden hay -fork, car. and
*bent 1411 feet new rope: 1 new gru-
eel hex ; 1 good team wagon; 1 set
.nee house dray harness. 1 set- team
breaching harness: 1 set platform
-,'Nies; 2 new c -gal. milk cat.+; 1 I')at,!
barrel churn. size 2, nearly new; 1
Empire cream meliorator, nearly new;
It tone baked daft straw; 6 tons alfa'•
fta hay; 12 het .ensilage; le base Spy -
apples, head -picked, and lnclnding
I,a -.
bgier aril les t..., numerous to ee.n-
t Ion.
Terms: --AR sums of 110.00 and en-
der, ,ash : ever that amount IO months'
crwlit on furnishing approved join:
bark note). bearing internist at 7 per
ccut per anumn.
MRS. WESLEY FIstf1le, r'r..pe.e-
t cess.
(;EU 11 1.11.1.1erVI', A eiteneer
1'c011 SALE.- -AN F:1►18Os 1'Ht/NO• It. J. atc1LWAIN
11 GRAPH with Victor attachment; willndwssellsluu by4. Cpub.allicerlcahuctiot lot 32.
also a number or records. Apply to 11. 'sotn
, it a'tip, on
IiLACK5T1INE. West start. MONDAY, Nl►VEM1;EIt 18. 1029
at 1 o'clock, sharp:
Ib.rses.-Team of grey i'ercheren
WANTED -4 yrs, old, about 1400 lie; Ierf.heron
colt. rising 2 yrs. ; 1'ereheron .volt.
/rl►M1'ETENT MAID WANTED FI)It yrs. o14.
l► general, housework. Apply P. 1R eatlh•.--Durham grade 411411W,., 5 yr..
BOX 3& old. .hie lei April: Ile•refurd POW.7 yrs. opt, due In May; Iurham
Q \NTKI).--M11)'IN.EA(:F?I► Wi IMAN •'•.w'• 7 yrs. old, due lu January; Due
n desires a p,slti.n as housekeeper) haat cow. 0 yrs. old. due in Feb -
or helper in goal home. Apply to MRS. ruary : Ayrµhlre cow. 5 yrs. old.
W, SERLEY. It.. R. N. 4. eoderk•.h. e' tine in April; choler Holstein heifer.
In calf; Durham cow, 5 yra. old. milk-
rEATIIERB.=4- YOU • CAN HAVE ''ing good: Hereford heifer with calf
your feather bed made into te aanl- ar fo4'1 : 2 steerµ. rising 2 yn.
tory roll mattress or down eomforter
1 heifer. rising 2 yrs. old; 2 spring
Highest price paid for feathers. Drop cafes•
a card to DOMINION FEATHER 1lgs.---Fonneen .tor.• hug,.. nls,n:
AN -D MATTRESS CO.. Goderich, and 125 1115.
our agent will ea1L tf, Implements.-Massey-ilarrls spring
cultivator; 2 Rain wagons; set INa-
mond barrows steel rake; walking
plow; gravel box; ,et team harness:
snuffler and numerous other article^.
Everything advertised to 1a' s/III. ss
proprietor WIN lost hl„ barn by tire.
The effe to of tbe estate'of the late Terms. -All sums of 310 and under,
cash; ever that amount 9 months' ere-
dit will he given on furnishing ap-
proved joint bankable paper. or a dls-
count of 4 per cent. straight allowed
for cash on credit amounts.
R. J. McILWAiN, Proprietor.
41E0. H. ELIdOTP, Auctioneer.
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ADMIN1STRATRIX' SALE,OF CAT.'
TLE. FARM I1t1 LEMENTS.
HOUSEHOLD FU'RNiTI'RE AND!
F:FF'FYTS.
We are instructed by the admires -1
tratrix of the estate of the late Joseph
E. Whitely, to Pell by public auction.
'at the premises, Huron road. Gode-
rich, on
(SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1929
at 1.30 o'clock. sharp:
One Durham cow, 4 years, due May
let ; 1 Jersey cow, due in July; Mel-
otte cream separator; Halm) churn;
butter bowl; disc harrow. set three -
section Diamond harrow.; mower. hay
rnke; grain cneee, .uythea, hand scuf-
fler; set platform waleµ, 240 Ile.;
t'nrtInnil cutter; light wagon. demo-
crat; set light eleighe; set term har-
ness; 2 sets single harness. 1 set sur-
rey harries* potato) sprayer, feed
boxes; pruning hooka; shears; lawn
roller; lawn mower; rakes; hoes; iron
Atte; 3 p °ors; quantity of Inm-
her; sugar ket e; 2 water tube; oak
barrel; 18-11. las ler; oak hall seat; ex-
tension dining table; secretary book-
case; small tables; bed end .,rings:
large Ostert000r mattress, new; child'^
cot; drop-leaf kitchen table (cherry) ;
hall dozen chairs; three -burner o11
stove and oven; washing machine; :0
Barred Rock hens. Numerous other
artfes.
Everylething mtwt be dtspo:el of. as
property is mold.
Terms. -All sums M 310 and under.
cash. Over that tlhnount aux menthe'
credit will he elven on furnishing ap-
proved john notes. A discount at tbe
rate of 0 per cent. per annum allowed
for 1'11 .11 en ,credit amount a.
T. l:1'NI►RY & SON, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE.
C. Itlacketone, . tIonsisting of parlor,
living -room and ' bedroom furniture.
kitchen utensils, etc., will be offered
for sale by auction on
SATI'RDAY. NOVEMBER 23rd.
commencing at 1.30 p. m., at the former
Hydro iffier. earner Colborne street
and the Square.
T. (il'N-DRY & SON, Atx•tlo'neers.
AU TIt1,. SALE OF FARM trnicK.
A. T'OWXSIIEND
will sell by public auction tit lot 12,I
Bayfield line, three miles east of Bay-
field, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVINltElt 20, 1929
at 1 o'clock, sharp:
Horses. --Team of nerionitnral b1•
Ings, 4 and 0 years old.
Cattle. -Jersey cow, 7 years old, dire
to February; Jersey heifer. .Noe 1,1
December; Durham cow, 5 years old,
-due In February ; Durban' cow, 8
years old, due 1n February: black
cow, 0 years old, slue in April; Dur-
ham cow, 5 years old, due in July;
Durham cow„6 years old, due in July;
2 Hereford heifers, .hie In march; 4
steers. from ►10O to 1000 lbs. ; 3 heifers.
two years 0141 ; 3 yearlings.; 3 spring
calvevc.
Pigs.- Sow with Ove pigs, :1 weeks
old; 2 store hogs, about 150: lbe.
Hens. -Fifty 'tock pullets; 20 year-
old Ruck hens; 50 White 1,.ghnrn
hens.
Miscellaneous.-- Collie dog ; 15 cords
14 -inch body wood.
This Is nn exceptionally good lot of
stock and in good condition, end will
be sold without reserve, as (he pro-
prietor Is leaving the harm for the
winter.
Terms. --.AR sump of 310.00 and un-
der cash; over that amount ten
months' credit will be given 011 furni-
shing approved Joint bnnknble paper,
with a discount of lire per cent.
straight allowed for cash 011 credit am-
atinta.
't. TIIR'NS111• ND, G. 11. ELLi4ITT.
Propria„r_ Anetioneer
.AU(TioNI4JRING
THOMAS GI'\DRY, OODERICH.
Grin YTUCK AND 010N1Dt!
+l'(TIONZER '
Telephone Ni 119
Saler attended to anywhere and ev-r,
effort made to give satisfaction
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
WESLEY W. FISHER,
n Auctioneer,
will conduct 1111 lea anywhere. My
terms are reasonable and 1 wit', en-
deavor to give satisfaction. Phone
Carlow 1314, or address R. R. 4, God-
erich. •
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iiRU'GLESS PRACTITIONER
(rHIROPRA(:Tt)lt A: 1) DRUGLESS
THERAPIST
Goderkh, Phone 341
Equipped with electro-magnette
baths. Electronic electric treatments
and chiropractic. Chroak organic and
nervous diseases. lady In attendance.
Office hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p.m..
excepting Monday and Thursday and
by appointment
A. N. ATKiNSON
Residence and nf5ce--Corner of
South street and Britannia road.
NOTICE OF ADJOURNED TAX SALE
('HARTERF.D ACCOUNTANT
FRANK P. G11114, o11ARTHRIDD
Accountant. 102 Ontario street,
Stratford. Phone 1580. Rea 13003.
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. 11. FORSTER,
EYE, EAR. NOSE, THROAT.' -
Late Horse Surgeon New York Opk-
thalmlc and Aural Hospital, aselatent
at Moorefield Eye Ilnvpttal and Golden
Square Throat Hospital. London. Eng.
53 Waterloo St. 9., Stratford. Tel-
ephone 267.
At Hotel Bedford, Goderich, Toes -
day; November 19th, from 10 a. re 'n
4p.a.
LEGAL
i,'RSEST M. LEE
Barrister and Solicitor
! Sun - Life Building. Adelaide sod
Victoria street., Toronto 2.
Telephone tElgln 5001.
Whereas the following lands were offered for sale for taxes on October
21st. and whereas no pifilcient bids were received therefor, now therefore pur-
cnent to the provisions of the Asscssmenl, Act the following deserihed lends
will be putt up for sale at the court house. en Tlulra/lay, November 2101.
tit 2p. m.:
(YIIRtORNE TOWNSHIP
Property Amerce Expenses Tota!
Blk. A-58,59. i'ark ; '/a acie 3 ,oX1e2 32.31 $ 655.03
Plan 11-9, 11, 05. 00.85; 1'4acreT TOWNSHIP1.17 6.1)4( 207.20
ilenfryn-70. 71 , . , , 3 11.14 $1.(51 5 12.14
irtot 16, core. 17 1:1906 4.50 143.5e
Ti'RNIBERRY
143, W. Tj P. .
Meraughcy Sur.. try. 74
Me('onrtell Seir, 6. 7
McCaughey Sur.. 10. 14 , . ,
McCaughey Sur., 16
Mcihonald Snr., Pt. 11 %.
atciMnatd Sur.. 62 ,'..
Me(;aughey Sur, 14, 15 BAYF iIDT.D
Bldg. (bn.,)8. E. (o?. • , ..... 3
!toward IM., 8, 9, 10 , . , . ..... .
Howard St.. 144
B1.YTI1
345.04
320.76
110.94
76.30
24.06
:si.24
15JMt
Dow de BRUSSELS
Holliday 8t.. 91. 92, flit .. 1 404)44 112.09 $ 414.05
Thomas. Pt. 11 .. ,doss. , ..... 206.15 6.40 211.55
GORDON YOUNG,
County el'rwaurer
10.13
30.31
2.37
2.34
1.10
$2.12 4 47.17
$1.50
3.65
2.4)4)
1.75
2.55
1.110
1.0e
$ .75
1.510
.40
40
.25
322.20
114.110
79.10
2['..80
.51.71)
3215
14.04
4 10.48
32.110
2.7Z
2,74
1.35
Go.lertch, Ont., Nov. 13. 1024.
DUDLEY E. HOL3L1117,
Berrlater, Fitt.
Oflke--Hamilton street. Godeelgb.
Phone 27.
spa
•R. DA RtRO W , B A R RJETiliti, C.
w Plueeeaaur to J. L KI1lwraa.
Phone 97. '
Office -The Square. Goeertelle
Nape R *Napa
BARRIRTIR8, Eve.
BA: iirAVS-RC.HAYS tit., B.A.
Halton St., Goderien
TNSI'RANCE, LOANS. RTO.
McKTi LOP MUTUAL FiRi4 IN.
SURANCE OO. -'Farm and IS
dated town property bemired.
Milkers -Jas. Connells,, Pres.. 000-
erich P. 0„ Jain. Wrens. Vice -PISA,
Beechwood P. 0.; D. F. McGregor.
flee. -Tress., Seaforth P. O.
Dlrectnrl►-•A. Broadfoot, R. R -
No. 3, Seaforth; Jahn G. Orley., No.
4. Walton; William Men, R. it. 140.
2. Seaforth; Jibn Bennewles, Brod-
hegen ; Gen. ltc(*rta.y. R. R. Ne. 3,
tteaforth : Robert' 9terrls, Harloet;
Murray Oita nn,' _ *taeId ; James
Evansw, Beechwe'd ; . Connolly.
Goderieh.
Agents --J. W. Teo, nodtrkll;
Alex. i,eltch, R. R. No. 1, V$.WS.
John Mornay, 8eaforth; >e.t
fle•afnrth. Polley -holden, can til ail ,
paymenta and get their ears* t ► ,;
eM at R. J. Mnrriah's (pothtf(
Clinton; Calvin Catt'a Atorety.
,tnn street. Ooderdeb, of J. A.
General Store, Bayeeht
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