HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-11-28, Page 8It.-'Thuraday, November 28, 1920.
Christmas
Suggestions
You are invited to come in
and look around at our Christ -
mu display of new gift goods
Our stock is now complete
Books for everyboely, Beau-
tiful leather-bound books,
Stationery in very attra'•tive
boxes, English China, Indian
and English Brass Goods,
Sheafier's, Parker's a it d
Waterman's Fountain Pens,
Desk -Sets and Pcneils.
St1 also our new gift Tiny,
whicV conies daintily boxed.
Irttlilg
Cole's Book Store
and Gift Shoppe
THE SIGNAL,
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
Attention Motofists
have installed a HOF WATER CAR WASHER.
Put your car away clean. It will pay you to pre-
serve your f►ni.h.
GOODYEAR RUBBER CHAINS to fit your car at
greatly reduced prices.
Special 11 -plate Batteries, $7.50
FN, R. Miller Service Station
Corner Elgin Ave and Victoria Street.
Phone 259w. -
Read the "Buy -at -Home" Directory on Page 2
iY.,tess.2.>'_,iri
GALVANIZED
SIDING for
Outside Walt
Attractive to look at.
Inexpensive. Easy to
pat on over old walls.
With building pa�t
hChoiceof Bra
Brick, Rock -face
and Clap -board patterns.
3050
e 3 a 0l.O
SHEET STEEL
CEILINGS
add the touch of pros-
perity to stores; give
-better light. Perman-
ent also for schools,
halls, kitchens and
bathroom..
,o upoverol
piaster. No dust
orlitter. Easy
to clean and
paint. Can-
not crack
or fall
off.
GALVANIZED
SHINGLES
End the fire hazard.
Put on over old roofs.
Easy to lay. Good
looking, permanent,
inexpensive. Use NO
Other.
" Ile• permanent lues(
roof w the cheapest
W aid."
id
GET PRICES FROM YOUR
TINSMITH OR CARPENTER
GODERICH, ONT.
STANDING OF 0. 0. I.
(Continued from page 1)
Marton Raines (8) 64).3
�.
Olive Westbrooke (a) �2
Lulu Croft (3) 57 31
Kenueth Jock (4)
Vera Clark (8)
'akvnald Croft (4)
Phyllis Cooper (5)
Burke McLeod (4)
Group C.-Tlnse below 5O% •
ranked :-
Phyllis Horton (8)
William MacKay (5)
Margaret Grilfth (7)
Edna t'rawford (7)
Form 11 A. -Class Average 64
Group A. -Those palming in al
Jetts:-
Madeleine Naftel
Roy Errington
Douglas Mldd;etun
group B. -Those falling 1n the u
,,f subjects in braekets:-
Beta Fisher (.1)
Ruth Caldwell (3)
Jean 'touter (3)
Harry Cook (2)
Marion Porter (2)
Fred Bisset (2)
Joe Priddle (2)
Thomas Page (4)
Dorothy horsey (3)
Beatrice Campbell (2) • • •' •
Mildred Wilson (1)
Harry Babb (4)
ltegiva.d Cantle (5)
Cora Culbert (4)
Mabel Edward (3)
Willie Thomas 14)
Marjorie Doer (4)
Ruth Worsen (3)
Bessie here (4)
Raymond Dreuuan (6)
Form 11 B. -('lass Average
Group A. -Those passing in a
Isobel McWhinney 69.1
Group B. -Those failing In the number
of subjects In bras -tete: -
Mary. llcJ tuuou (1) .... 72
Ruby Brringtuu (1) 70.7
Douglas Feagan (1) 70.6
William Barrow (1) 70.3
John McMeben (1) 89
863
65.5
55.7' Margaret Foster (2)
54.61 Effie Jewell (1)
53.51 Samuel Walter (1) eo
60.2 Russell Pfrlmmer (2)
rerage, Earle Meru (4)
1 James Reddltt (5)
James Sheardowu (4)
Arthur Freeman (8).... , ... 51.3 William Thomson (8)
Philmore Bisset (4) 51 The earnest co-operation of the iar-
Murion Holmes (4) 49 ents of students who are not making
.5% 'Selena McCreath (4) .. , .48 proper progress hi needed. Promotions
Ralph Walters (4) , 48 are based on the term examinations and
1 ends I Fors 11I B. --Class Average 64.8% the final. Any student who falls in
satire than three subjects will have
78.9, Group A. -Those paaslug in all sub- to remain In the form another year
71.9 but will be allowed to 'take such
;50.3
58
53
52
Evelyn Dean 06.7
Group B. -Those falling in the number
of subjects In brackets:
Mary Ferguson (1) 68.1
Ethel Cook (2)
Ruth Bunt (1)
Evelyn Cooper (2)
Benson Pentland (2)
Charles a aftel (1)
Carlton Worsen (3) ...... , ....55.7
Donald Morison (1) 55.6
55.6
544
51.3
46.4
39.4
61.2
58.8
58.8
56.4
tib
Arthur Nim(kton (3)
Stewart perguwou (2)
Helen Davidson (2)
Harold Breckow (3)
75.5 Jonas -
subjects subjects of the form above as the
aster 82.8 tine -table will permit. The work of
828any year cannot be mastered properiy
81.8 without two hours of concentrated
78'7 study each night at home by the av-
'73'1 erage student. Parents are asked to
see that this is done, If the work de -
aired Is to be done In the one year.
J. P. HUME, Principal.
Auleen Litt
Esther Mcllwaln
Elaine Bamford
65.11 A.ex. MacVkar
14.3 Sylvia Salkeld
62.8 . Jean Price
02.2; Senile Clarke
61 'Group B. -Those failing in the number
89.3 of suojec:s in brackets: -
58.8 Jean Abell (1) 77.4
57.8 '• Howard Young (1) 74.8
'17.3 .Harold Taylor (1) 73.4
69.1
88.7
.68.4
66.2
145.1
83,5
61.0
61.3
,..57.2 Alma Howell (1)
.•50.9 Fred Egeuer (1)
56.4 James McMeben (1)
56 Margaret McLean (2)
55.7 Hilliard Treb18j (Y)
55 1 m
Ctirtsttne Robertson (2)
54.4 Wilfred Plante (3)
52.8 William McWhinney (2)
Mrrgaret Saudersou (2)
51.1 • Dewiest* (Juaid (4) .......... •01
45.2 Graham McNee (2) ' 80.8
63.5% 1'earl sandy (2) ....00.8
11 sub- Gtadla 'Pallor (2) 60.3
Eclua Knight (4) 59.1
81 Murray Hetherington (1) 58
,..t10 Meta Sheardowu (4)...., 58 3
74 a1 Audereou (3) 58.2
Jeers: -
Eileen O'Brien
dtau.ey Taylor
Ruth Curwen
Irene Stoll
John Howard
Rhea Beachier
ST. AUGUSTINE
DIED
ROBERTSON. -In Colborne township,
on Monday, November 25th, Julia
Barbara Johnston, beloved wife u(
C. A. Robertson, M. P. P.
KIRK1'ATRICK.-At Cabri, 'Sank., ou
Thursday, November 21st, Alice
Dougherty (formerly of Goderich,
Ont.), beloved wife of William C.
Kirkpatrick.
IN MEMORIAM
DELONG.-1n loving memory of R. J.
H. belong, who passed away two
years ago November 29th.
We Lovett him so, no words, can tell
How much we loved him and how well ;
well;
God loved him, too, clod thought it best
To take him home with Him to rest.
-WII%% AN1) DAUllIITI RS.
a� - --•moi
LOST AND FOUND
CARD OF THANKS
W1J W18H ,T() EXPRESS tN)1t
1� thanks to our friends for the many
kindnesses and sytupatby shown its
during . the illness and subsequent
death of our little daughter. MR.
AND MICU. WI'LFRED IXLNALDSOF
AND FAMILY.
TO KENT
1TO 1t.Y:NT.-8'1Y11tE SUITABLE FOR
1 grocery or otter. Itumediate pita
Isession given. Apply to C1IA8. E
SAI'NDERS,:Gotertch.
COR WENT.--Tllltl•:E SOUTII ROOMS
of apartment house on tbath
street. Modern evnivenleucea Apply is
J. E. HARN'WELL, Keays street.
COUND.-WITHIN LAST THREE
1 week', a rube and an auto rug.
Owners may have saute on appticatbiu
to POLICE SEItGNANT Russ anti
paying for this advertisement.
WANTED
'DEUS fANTI:I).- TENDERS
1 stiII be received. for the renting of
ST. AtiGUSTINE, Nero. 28.�[ra' the etkatd. rink fur the seusun rim -
with
Is s(k•ndiug Ihia w l! Apsply to Y. l►. BOX 335 Gole-
with Shakespeare friends.
nal, Ont.
Mr and Mrs. N C. Lamina)
w • and
'family. of Goderich, and Misv .\note
McAllister, of Dungannon, were the
gue.t, of Mr nn,l Mrs Mason McAI-
lis'er on Saturday last.
Mr. J. W. Boyle Is recovering from
hl� 'seems it neo
Miss F• Reed, of Ashfield, spent a
(t`l .1T111':RS. - YOU l AN HAV E
your feather Mrd made Into a saui
w omforter
ss us, u e
tart' roll maitredown
Highest price paid for feathers. Drop
a card to DOMIr\ION FEATHER
.1ND MATTRENN CO., Goderich, and
our agent will ca1L d
NOU8E TO RENT.---NORTIf STREET,
nit first block. SeveiProomed brick.
Single house with all woderu conveni-
ences. new furnace. newly decorated.
wired for electric stove, a garage and
large garden. l'owsesslon Jan. 1, 1970.
tenant leaving town. Apply to MISS
POLLY, next house (north side), er
M. J. W. ('ralgle.
few days this week with her aunt,
Mrs. Mason McAllister.
Mr. D. McAllister spent Tuesday of
w with Bluevale friends.
. us,
72.1 Madeline Acheron (4) 53.9 Mr. and Mrs. t,Vn, Wilson And fetus
' Duro. by Henderson (3) 51.7 IS c•alled on Auburn friends on Satur-
69.2 Group l.'. -'loose below 50% average, day last.
ranked: -
May Boyle (3) PARAMOUNT_ ,
Evelyn Culbert (4)
this eek
Tax Notice
All taxes and road oil
charges must be paid not
later than December 14th,
in order to avoid the pen-
alty.
J. H. ROBERTSON.
Collector.
W, i•arry a good stuck of
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
Electric Wiring of All Kinds
Frank McArthur
ELECTRICIAN
Telephone 82 West Street
r
1ternidette Boyle (5)
Form 111 A. -(sass Average 88% 1'ARAMOt'NT, -Nov. 2(1. -Mr. and
Mr.'. P: Dahmer And children, of Kin -
.
Group A. --Those passing In aU sub eardlne. were recent visitors with Mr.
jests: -•
Deters rat the week -
FOR BALE
CH(HCE PIILLE'r8.-WIIITtt Lac
HORNS. May and June hatched.
21.25. Barred Rocks, April hatched.
31.51►. These are Komi pullets. Ido
rolls offered. C. G. CAMPBELL, Aa-
tsarn, Ont.
COI( SALE.-FIXTI'ItES AND B11i1
NESS for Barber Shop, situated on
IWest street. In the town of Goderich.
Suitable terms. For fur her pertieulars
apply to HAYS & HAYS, 'lamlltss
street. Godericb, Ont.
COR "SALE.--- MODEL. A I"ORIt
PUBLIC NOTICE ■ Roadster with rumble seat, leather
npholetering, five gti,d tires, bumpers
fsODERICH HOSPITAL ASSOCI-
ATION.
The annual meeting of the Goderich
Hospital Association will to held In
MacKay Hall on the evening of Miro-
day, December 2nd, at 8 o'clock. All
members and the general public are
irked to attend.
AGN'ES J. ()HAP'MAN, 0. I. PARSONS.
Secretary. t'resident.
tis'- and Mrs. Wm. MtG111.
s1'n.iew Sutherland 87A •
Jetties Sutoerland
Arthur Brawn
Dorothy Allen
Lenore Craig
Reg Fisher
(21.1)ton Edward
James Salkeld
W. K. Saunders
I Jean Lednor
Evelyn Long
h
Miss Laura We p
61.6.
e•nd with friends at Zion.
.80.2i Mr. and Mrs. Ceche Mullen and eon.
i of Kincardine, are visiting with friends
In Paramours'.
x..........77.5
7o Mr. Page held a hard -times dance
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Special Values in Ladies' and
70 In his hall at Paramount and nl: re -
e6.0 porta good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ritchie. of '/.ion.
65.8 visited with their daughter. Mrs. Nel-
son Itavnard. during the week.
Marjorie Het es, tun 64 Mr. Jos. Stanley and Edith were
Duncan', B. ThoMaese f Sunday visitors with friends on the
Group B. -Thune falling in tbe number 2nd concession.'
Margaret Ryan (1) 69.
of subjects in brackets:- Annual Alerting C. F. W. (/-A very
plcn.:nit Afternoon waw stent at the
67 home of Mrs. Gardiner Stanley when
65.2 the Paramount U. F. W. 0. held their
83'5 annual meeting. The treasury snowed
81.4 a splendid bahene•r and the following
5N rinks -its were elected for the emoting
57'8 year: president. Mrs. Jas. T. Webster;
56.6 vices -president, Mrs. JimWebster.
54.8 secretary, Mrs. McAuley; treasurer.
54.81 Mrs. Gordon Jamieson; organist. Mrs.
53 Wetw'er Mrs W. T. Gardiner was
,, appointed a delegate to attend the c.on-
51.5 ventlon wbkb is to be held in Toronto.
l varied program was then carried out.
Misses' til
x New Coats and Millinery 0
x In order to make more room for the display of Christmas merchandise we are x
x' offering special values in Coats and Millinery as listed below.
• c,
Fur Trimmed Coats for $21.50
[Regularly $26.00 to $27.50]
You will appreciate the values offered in this line of
Coats. They are made of imported broadcloth with fine
quality fur trimming. Newest shades and smart styles featur-
ing both the Aare and straight-line models. Large luxurious
collars and cuffs of such furs as French beaver and Imperial
mink. Different sizes
Fur Trimmed Coats for $27.50
[Regularly $34.50 to $37.50]
In this lot there are exceptionally good values. They
are made of French broadcloth in the season's popular shades.
Lined and interlined throughout. Shawl and crush collars
and smartly and differently styled cuffs. Various sizes up
to 46.
Fur Trimmed Coats for $39.00
(Regularly $45.00 to $49.50]
These Coats are the very utmost in smartness and value. The materials and
1linings are beautiful. This is one of our best lines.
Millinery at Greatly Reduced Prices
X FELT HATS, regularly $2 95 and $3 50, for $1.98
iii VELVET HATS with metallic trimming, regularly $3.50 to $4.00, for $2.45
1
Men's SUITS and OVERCOATS
for fall and winter vienr. Styles up to the minute in every detail.
A. CORNFIELD
"SHOP WHERE YOU ARF. INVITED) 10 SHOE "
Ladies' and Men's Wear West Side of Square
�� Phone 418 yyGederieb, Ont
a�a' I1t+rM M��MiX J'..��N XX XXX
atx3Cs042000t
watgesass
Helen Cooper ( 1)
Vesta Tabb (1)
Lyall Crawford (1)
Dorothy Linklater (2)
Florence McKenzie (2/
Kenneth Hunter (2)
Ross Pfrlmmer (2)
Gordon McMehen (2)
Marie Thomas (2)
Cleta Watson (3)
Walter Newcombe (2)
Albert Baker (5)
Reg. Newcombe (3)
John Kuecabaw (3) 40.8 after which the hos'ess served a dainty
Form IV. -Claes Average 58.896
will t
laneb. The January meeting o
Group A. --Those passing in Sill snit -linnets
at the home of Mrs. Wm. McGill.
Jetts :-
Min rgaret
Margnret Groves 4.8
Jean Walter 6 89.1
Frank Savage
Smith's Art Store
have now on display all their
beautiful Christmas 1',cturc:.
China, Brass Goods, Tapes -
Tries, and no end of iiscful
dainty little gifts from 25c up.
this is the shop for you to sel-
ect just the right gift for every-
one.
Come in and wee all the pretty
'things.
Smith's Art and Gift Store
Card Tables
Have strong frames with
nickel caps at the corners.
The top is covered with a
good quality green felt and
the legs are well braced.
Outstaad'mg Value $2.39
Alf. Tebbutt & Son
WEST STREET
We Denver Phone 488
1
if You Want
To Save Money
Buy your
New or Used Furniture
at
CARLOW
NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a Court will be hell, pursuant to the
°uterlo Voters' Lists Act. by His
Honor the Judge of the County Court
of tbe County of Huron at the Court
(louse, Goderich, uu lerhhtp, the 13th
day of december, 1929. at eleven
o'clock In the forenoon, W bear and
determine complaints of errors and
oin!e ions In the Voters' List of the
Municipality of the Tuwn of Goderieh,
for the year 1
Dated at ,kb, this 250 day
et November, A. D. 1929.
L L. ICNOX
Clerk of the Town Of Goderich
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF THREE 00M-
PLI@Tli; driving outllte including Hor-
ses, Harness, Buggies. Cutters, Robes.
Rugs. Bells. Blankets. Whips, etc., on
Hamilton street, Guderleb, on Satur-
day, November 30th, commencing at 1.30
o'clock sharp. The rigs and harness
are practically as good as new and
will be sold without reserve.
Terms 'cash.
T. GUNDRY & SON, Apctloteera.
front and rear, stoplight. automatic
wlndsheld wiper. and speed to burn
Your old car taken as part paytneat
W. 1). 1,1'MIIY. St. David's street.
HOLSTEIN BUMS FOP. SAM -
S/ Gaol type yearling hulls from smooth
straight -top cows with big milk record
and good butter fat test. Also two
choice calves. All reasonably priced.
Heol fully aceredltod. W. HI'ME
CLt1TPON, R. R. 5. Goderich. Phoned
1413 Carlow.
AUCTIONEER'S()
THOMAS GUN -DRY, GODERiCII,
LI'.iC STOCK AND GENERA'
AI'('TIONEEK
Telephone No 119.
hales attended to anywhere and 'vary
effort made to give aatlsfactioe.
Farmers' sale notes dla•ounted.
W®SIeEY W. Figura.rs,11 Auctioneer,
will coodoct sales anywhere. My
terms are reasonable and 1 will es
(lessor to give satisfaction. Pbooe
Carlow 1314. or address R. R. 4, God
cried
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
rHIROI'RACTI)It A. 1) DRi7GLROa
Ti1t1tA1'IST
Goderich, Phone 341
Equipped with electro-magnetle
bathe. Electronic electric treatments
and chiropractic. Chronic organic and
nervous diseases. Lady In attendance.
um t' hours 2 to 5. and 7 to 9 p.m..
excepting Monday and Thursday and
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK. by appointment.
A. N. ATKiNSON
We are instructedby Residence and omce-Corner e'
Mit. REG. STURDY 1 South street and Britannia road.
CARLOW, Nov. 27.-Th1.Masonk at-
borne
sell by public agctluo at coDceaalon
borne which was to be held on Friday 8- meltGodch tow'nahlp, 2!• mtlert south
1 night lest was postponed ou account
of sickness In the community. of Provincial highway, on
hiss Jean Young has returned to her TUESDAY, DEVEMBER 3, 1929 j CRANK P. GIBItq, CHARTERED
home In Toronto after spending three eommehcing at L o'clock, sharp: (l' Accountant, PC Ontario street,
months among her relatives here. Horses -1 black borne, 9 year' old,' Stratford. Phone IMO. Rest 134(12.
I Thos. Wilson shipped another car of 1500; 1 Clyde mare, 8 years old, foal'
buckwheat from Meneeet station on to Grey's Clyde, 1400; 1 grey marc, 8
Monday. The price paid was !tic. years oldhoe, 1200, good single or double ; 1
bl k rs10 Tears old, 1100, good
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
Mrs. W. F. Young is visiting her single or double; 1 black more, rising
daughter r at us, n tars old; 1 grey Chas. Burnet.,
•, wee regret W re 2 S U mare, rising 2
port. Is not enjoying good health and fear old7 sears old, tine
1s confined to the house. Ile and Mrs. In (.•t•t e-1 ; 1 red black cow'. 7 4 years old,
McPhee are staying this winter at the
home of their sou -in -haw, Mr. ' Ww. due In January; 1 red cry" ,Iter cors obi
r • redt3
old, due in January ; 1 real cow, 5 years
old, due In April; 3 helfera, rising 2
years old; 2 heifers, fat, rising 2 years
old; '2 steers, rising 2 yearn old; 1
'leer, fat, rising 3 years old; 2 spring
calves; 10 pigs, about 100 Iba; 30
Oxford ewes, young; 1 Oxford ram,
rising 2 yeast old ; 40 Leghorn', 1 year
old ; 40 white Leghorn pullets.
Terms: All sums of 310 and under,
cloth; over that amount 10 months'
credit will be given on furnishing ap-
BLACKSTONE'S
Furniture Exchanire�
slti Ine Bossiest N Seeritir
'Waimea. due in Janney, 1 ,
.,,,. service at Smith's Hill church
on Sunday, the 17th, was In charge of
the Women's Missonary society. The
address was given by Mrs. Weir, of
Blyth.
The season for municipal elections Is
approaching, and there are rumors as
to likely eandldkte$ for the honors.
The Indications point to an all-round
esofficer contort. Mr. Herb. Morris has been op -
pointed returning for the town-
ship, Mr. It. M. Young, who had dis-
charged the duties of this position for
several years, having given it up on ac -
,1111111 of his poor health.
Mr. Tait Clark has returned from be held GUVr cover. Son, Auctioneers.
Toronto, where he attended the winter
T.
MEDICAI.
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.
EYE. BAR, NOSE. THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York Oph-
thalmic and Ararat Hospital. assistant
at Moorefield Eye Ilospital and Golden
square Throat Hospital London, Eng.
ti3 Waterloo St. 8, Stratford. Tel
ephone 2417.
At Hotel Bedford. Goderlch, Tees -
day, November 19th. from 10 a. as fn
4p.m.
iEGAL
CRNI9ST M. I.F.E.
Barrister and Solicitor
Sun Life Building. Adelaide and
Victoria streets, Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 5301.
proved joint notes. 4% off on credit
amounts. DUDLEY E. HOi,ME•',
If weather is unfavorable sale will
Barrister, Etc.
Ocoee--Hamlltnn street, Godesldli.
Phone 27.
fair. '
Mr. W. N. Raymond has been making
good use of tbe tractor which be pur-
chascyI recently.
I'lowing In this section Is finished for
this ae'ae,n, and although they were
deiayed by the dry weather in the
early part of thets the work Insrmers
have caught up
grand
style. We believe there le more plow-
ing done this fall, and better done,
than ever before 1u this section.
Mr. Reg. Jewell and family moved
to town recently. and are living on
Newgate street. We are sorry to lose
them from our sl neighborhood.
R ghbrt hoods good
Jewell was a g
neighbor.
The tax collector Is making his
rounds. December 14th is the last day
for payment of taxes.
A triple celebration won held quietly
,in Novemher 10th at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. V. Lawson, to honor the
sixty-fifth birthday anniversary of
Mr. It. M Young, Mrs. IAwson'sffather.
the sixty-second anniversary of
Gordon Young, and the thirtieth an-
niversary of the wedding of Mr. And
airs. t;or,Mn Young. A number of the
relatives were present and with the
aid of the tine dinner prepared by Mrs.
Lswsnn the occasion was much en
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF
FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS.
IIAY. GRAIN AND LUMBER.
MR. P. M. '8ITLLIVAN
will sell by public auction •1 lot 5, con-
c•ewelon 7, W. D., Aahtield, on
TUESDAY, DE('EMBER 10
commencing aspring
o'clock:
2 yearling
Cattle -41 p g
heifers; T yearling steers; 6 2-year•ld
deers; 3 2 -year-old heifers; 3-year-
sid steers (short -keep feeders);
4 years old, due to freshen In Decem
her; 1 cow, 3 years old, due to freshen
In Ikcemter; 8 otherers old.
1 purebred
hull, registered, 3 yPerifting 8
Horses --1 brood mare,
years; 1 driving horse.
Sheep 441 choice breeding ewes.
implementor 1 set donble harness;
k;
I wagon, with box, new; 1 hay r
new; 1 Me4'ormick-Leering mower,
new ; 1 Mc(brmlck Dee'r1' grake,t new ;
I scufrler ; 2 plows:
4(11 if., with platform; 1 40 -gallon e•nel-
o11 drum; forks, shovels, chitlins hose,
uttl numerous other arttdet.
Miscellanennw-'3 tons chopped bar-
ley: 0s tons hay ; 2 frame buildings.
20x:1), and 1Rxr2 . frlimes and lumber
to he sold cepa y.
Terms ---All sums of 310 and under,
climb. over that amount. 10 months'
rredtt will be given on furnishing per
ap-
proved joint notes. 0 per
nnnnm alleweel for each on credit
soma.
1'. M. SULLIVAN, T. GUSIDRY SON
Proprietor,
Kingsbridge.
:toyed.
GtJNDRY'S BAIL 11E0181101
Tteaday. lleeet>rher 10. - Clearing
I auction sale of farm stock, Implements.
hai. grain and lumber, property
of
rae•tws
1'. 1/ Sullivan, lot 5, e
W.
D. Ashfield.
C R. DARROW, BARRISTER, tie.
Successor to J. L Killoran.
Phone 97.
Office -The Square. GoderleY.
Hsps R Haps
I)ARRiMtkes, ETc.
R.('. HAYS -R C. H AYS us. RA
Hamilton 81.. (4oderien
iNSURANCE. LOANS. ETC.
McKiLLOP Mi1TUAL, FiRE 18•
SCRANCE Of). -Farm and ass
dated town property lnttatrM.
Officers -Jas. Connolly, Pres., God
erieli P. 0.; 24s. Evans. Vice -Pres.,
iteechwood P. O ; D. F. McGregor,
Ser. -Tress., Seaforth P. O.
Directors -A. Brnadfeot, R. R
No. 3, Seafnrth; Jahn G. Grieve, Ne.
1. Walton; William Rlnn. R. R. No.
2. Senforth; John Bennewlee, Brod-
linger); Gen. Mr('artne'y, R. R. No. s,
Sea forth ; Robert Ferris. Hartnett:
Mnrrav Gltrr,n, dtnurfeld; Jamas
R•sha,
Beechwood ; James Crnunnhy.
(loderteh.
Agents -J. W. Yen, GoderMh:
Alex. l.ettch. R. R. No. 1, Clinton;
Jahn Mnrray, Seafnrth; E. illnehley.
Seafnrth. Policy -holders can make all
lsaymente and get their cards receipt -
ed at R. J. Mnrrlsh's Clothing Store.
Clinton; Calvin Cntt'a Grocery, Kg.
Ia
atom street. Goderich, or 2. H. Rdd's
General Store, Bayfield.
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