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THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
New Y ear's
Cards
Sc, 1Oc and 15c
Personal and Office
Diaries and Desk
Pads
Wishing you all the corn-.
pliments of the season.
COLE'S
Book Store
The Leading Men's Store
Everything that's new
•
in Men's Wear
Hand Tailoring and
Special Order to Your
Measure
. •
Chas. Black
1'hon.• 2'19 ('roderieli
Marine School
Classes in Navigation and
Marine Engineering will be
op cued in the ` Collegiate In-
stitute, Collingrtl-owd, Tuesday
morning, January 7th, 1930,
at 9 o'clock.
qualified inetntctor- for
Masten, Mates and Engineers
desiring to secure certificates.
Applications should be filed
with the undersigned.
W. 11. WHIPPS,
Secretary,
Board of Education,
Collingwood.
THE
OBITUARY
WILLIAM L TVLR
Ward has bees, retrained of the
Math at Vancouver, B,C., os Thurs-
day, Deeeaber Alltb, of William L.
Yule, a fottser resident of (Jolerlch.
Deceased. who bid been .a Aptdeut of
Vancouver for twenty years, roved
overseas '1a the Great War and his
death ^.00k place lu Ihe• SAsugbue.4
military hospital at Vaueouver. Ile
leaves a wife and three children ale"
bis mother, four brothers -and nue sis-
ter. Illy father, John Yule. war police
elitist In Galleried fur many yours, and
later he himself was a polite offiev
hero before going to the Coate.. -t
brother. George, Is now the only mem-
ber 'of tbe fatuity residing in tk.durlclt.
Deceased war buried with Masonic
lemur+ on 1h,ettese 21st. iter. W. E.
Gilbert being the oftielating clergy•
man. The luterwew. was in Mouueafu
View cemetery, Vancouver.
'l'iItIM-\S %OOTT)N,�
There passed nway in Gotlerich ob
Sunday. 1)e ember "and, a Weil-kuowi
resident of this town in the person of
Thomas Wootton. in his seventy-third'
year. Deeaexvl had been lu 111-he*ithl
for :several mouths. He was Zorn lu
Rldtlirtgton. Notthaliamshlre, Eng-`
teed. and tame out ^.o the rotted
States whets quite youttg• residing for
a time at Philadelphia. FYum 'here e
"Bobbie, what Are you thinking ui
paint'"
"I don't %sit Sante Claus W mirth
-making all This mess with 'title
by way tonight, lluts.nu.."
-Tile Humorist, London.
TOWN COUNCIL HOLDS
(Continued from page 1)
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. Ohne. Archer spent Christmas at
Port Huroa.
Mies Margaret Strang Is house from
Toronto for Chrtstmaa.
Miss Jean Macl:wan 1,. home from
Oreille for the holidays.
Mr. William Beck, who opeut the
seamen !n Muskoka, has returned home
the whiter.
Mr. Win. Craigia has arrived home
from Buffalo, where his boat is Lid
up, for the winter.
Mr. Jack Allen has returned to the
parental house. Victoria street, atter
a season on the lakes. 1
11rs. .\lei. t,o11e xt Tett Iuweek for
.MIlw,nukee, where she will spend the
wiser with her husband.
('apt. Andrew 1•'owife has returned
home after the season's sailing and
will epend the whiter in eown.
ltlsses Pauline lied Geraldine MI'
'Owen, of Stratford Normal School,
are holidaying at their home here.
Miss Agues Fraser, of lorouto, Is
speeding t'brl+ttnas with her aunt.I
peDIED
Uro. Jas. lweunldsou, North street. WOO' VON. --In Goderlch, uu tSunday,
Miss Jean Whiter. of Toronto Uni- Des-ember-emberRd, Them a,- Wootton, in
realty. Is spending the mouton with bis 73rd year
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 1t. Winter.
SMITH.- At Windsor, ou 'rhunetay,
Ur. and Mrs. John Pollock, of flay- /December iU:h, Isaac IlaIiiday
field are s•s•bdti 4 Christmas tboll-
1 he sold, owed a debt of gratitude to days with Mr. and Mrs, ,;. W. Holman.
smith, lu bus doth year.
the members of the council for their Mr. and Mas. Roy •Farrow and
Mem Haar ter Me9Wtfi-W4
The weather wan relented In time
or.,
to give l'hrlstwrs shopper* a day
two of fine weather before Chrlemas,'
rhe snow -filled Bads were, of course,'
lmpa.tnble ffsr cars, and not for many
years had so many horses and .leli�tths
been seen on the streets of the [Own
as halwen been eu thi week. Its many
tyles the old-time long sleigh was'
again ',rough' out, and the whole fatu-
ity was rotsveyed to t,o.11 behind u
teem oi I.,,tvy horses. "Just like old
:Iwrw,"
;MI6 the cuwwtult frequently
heard.
111111 milder weather the snow le
beginning ' o disappear gradually.
FOR 111111111
CUR RALE.-r1XTti1eU ut, B i • •341'NESS for Barber NKhalistir. oil
West street, la the town tat 0s erkb
Suitable terms. For further lfartloh
ys
apply to Wail k HAYS, Beams%
street, Ooderteh, Out.
Gl'NDKh'S SALE REGISTER
Saturday, January 11. -Auction
sale of farm property ut the premises,
lot 11, Lake road cast naives/sloe,
western division or the township of
Colborne,
!labors and sacrifices of time and ener- ,•hlldrem, of Mitchell, spent Christmas
gy during the year.
morn! to Guelph, Ontario, where' Uayor, being broadcast as It was in (',tuuclllor Munising* texprtwsad up -1
was engage) in the knitting buslueelasthc' press• will give All unfavorable,
i proration of the Mayor's kind words
for a Humber of year'. For the part heensshau of the methods of till. and sold they were recl{roetecl.
twentt' eight years he had resided In once that Is out we:muted. d 'ai Turner said that, thong', the,
this time he was In the employ of the of ae(WUDts requested, but 1 may t'+t? h.- believed all had tried to do their
at the home of Mr. Farrow'* parents,
Mr and Mrs. Wes. Farrow.
I Mia. Olive Goldthorpe, of Toronto,
spout ('hristwes with her sister. Mrs.
11'. G \tu,}:wan.
Miss Jean Ritchie 4 spe•Wlug a
week with ber sister, Maw. Nelson
Rayuard, Paramount,
Miss thrones .t. Smith, M. A.. of
Tale I itIersi'y, 1x spending 1`hrlstnuts
with her father, Mr. Arthur enteh,
and Is accompanied by her friend
Miss F-smay Whlt.ou. Mls. 1Vhit:em.
whose home be In Glasgow, Scotland,
1. a college mate of Mlsw .Smith's 51
Yale and !s the holder , a e'owmon-
w•s.iI to a,•holarsitIp.
BRIEFS
w ('oderlch and fur br greeter pair of "1 am endo*... ...her .. til the uoplrs Itet!council had had i s up• and downs,
Goderh•It Knitting Company. Mr. W'(ed- that all of the stenos , best ane they bad got along pretty
tun Is survived by bis widow, one ROD, bare n"t yet come in." • well duringthe year.
William A. 1\tiotton, of limen Sound, 'alar Mayor ubxe•rcwl Uwe thh wus CouncillCouncillorBailie spoke In similarand four daughters: ' Mrs. W. F. I[, the lir-.t time the town hud hada de-'s.trxiu, and the Mayor remarked
Prier. Mrs. t; Miller, of Goderich; Mrs. tailed statement from the county. '191remarked -.hat Mr. Bailie, as chairman of treble
-
Frank Gardlu.r, of Stratford. stud ''"tory demanded a detntkd statewebt werks, had dune a great deal this year
(t
Mr.. Geo. Kenney, of Kuhryville, ut, of expenditures. from the toeu and 'hl• in the c.onx►ructlon of sldrwa�l and
Nine grandchildren also survive. Two claim was' tthat•Wa
e town wile entitled in whet work.
daugb'ers of the deceased died Its in- to receive a similar stutentett front A rese►lvtluu of remembnuue and
[nary. .111 the lambent of the family the t unty.
were present at the funeral with the: Councillor Attuning*maid lu was Food whines for Ex-Itnevr Iwa• ars ad -
exception of Mr. William Wootton. of still of the Milne opinlon with regard op el, to be sent to him lu hu•pltel,
e•
and the '..smelt itdjeurnetd.
Owen Sounds who is III. Deceased was' to the fence on the bridge bUl.
a member of North *trees I'nited after SOW. further dismission En- - �t�. ���
' church nod of the ancient tinier elf -tarsier fatterson's letter was referreel special naeda.1ers n N tile town c.un
F'oreestefs. At tbe funeral sertIve at the to the finance t.ttumittee. cit\ Ras held ou 'I'uesiny evening to
house on Tuesday afternoon Mrs.. Cosrsdttee I.psi
Henderson Ieaug "1 Am Going Home. Thr fnau'e t.tmwittee reported oq• tsmslder what retlon about be '"ken
b vi •w' f Jude Le1r1A• drt•Iste Its
The services were In charge of Rev. it member of accounts awl recommended e u g
C. F. Clarke, who was assisted by Rev. that the aoeutnt of the Goderk'b Mfg. the Wellington street sidewalk case.
, J. E. Fi.rd and Rev. W. T. Hunt. In- Co. amounting to $41.15. for lumber, I \ letter from Town Sulbltor Holmes
'erme'tt was in Maitland .erne- etc., ordered by the Racing Aiwa.' was read strongly advising an appeal.
eery. the IrnIItearers. beteg Wm. Wal- atlon, M• referred to the chairman of The council resolved itself into
lace. Charles ('lark. Noble Young,' public works for a repot'. Another' committee of the whole and It was de-
; Chris. Johnston, .t. M. Robertson and ree.ommendatlon was that the mos"' tided 1.. recommend that the matter
i 1'. J. e'autelou. : from the hockey club. the S4ik (9t11- 1e dealt with at a meeting of the
d'en's hospit�h 'sat the War Stemortal council to be held Sa'urday afternoon
j 1C!LIi.i 1 It ILIAIlAll Children's hospital for grants be laid next at 3 o'clock. This was adopter, in
The death occurred to Goderich on over for the pr -'en'. The committer countdl. As 011 previous orawlons In
Saturday morning. December 14th of repnrt.vl that the water and light coinconnection with this matter, there was
a welt -known and highly esteemed mission had paid Into the town trees -1 a clearage of opinion In the counell. 1
The view Was irongly held by some
that to allow the appeal to go uncial.?
lensed would be to admit the right of',
the Court to interfere in a mater that
Is entirely within the jurisdiction of
ire c and rot mss n m, eom*troct on r reps ra y the c•ouncII. Ou the other hand, it was
and about thirty years ago retired and Brat. daring 192n and, mak and In I poIIYed out that the count -11 has not
from farming and moved from Ash-, .cordae,• with :lie eugineer's final, been fortunate In its appeal. to higher
1 field to Goderich to reelde. The late j certificate the ottera••tore bad b. en : ("nate.
Mr. Graham is survived by his widow,, pail x•414).17, batistes. on new wallas, , Councillor Croft, chairman of the;
whose maiden name waw JuI upon that went and oa him eniggeation
: Christman 'ree in its charge. reported
pntnhy ,tend 51124.81. balance on repavlring committer which bad 11e eommnnity I
Echlin, and three sisters and one, sidewalks to date. The committee re -
1 briber: Mien Mary J. Graham. of commended that 'be claim of F. Ben
resident, In the person of William B. ury the sum of $1000 from the water
Graham. In hie seventy-seventh year,' department surptvs.
Deceased's last illness had been of: The public works committee retor-
eight weeks' duration. 11e was born ted having examined the engineer's
I!n Asbfield township.. a wen of 'he report of December 11th on sidewalk
lM I M Tho G ba i i nd i b F Bell
seedextendiu the
New York; Mn. Frederick W. John. fi'
and Bros. for 5 re0 in connection: a motion was pa g I
I ton, of Toronto (who at present Is In with the proposed walk on the eastthank-+ of the council to
Paris, 'France) ; Madame Dugas (Ma- side of Wellington street tae referred who :uned out and to the Roy Semite
tilde), of Paris. France, and James to the engineer for a roper'. The, for their awalatanee The account of
Graham, of Washington, D.C. The making .4 .pan -air skating rinks J. J. McEwen, GODERICH• I deceased's only son, in
Clarence W. woukl be commented at un<e and ants supplied for the Christmas
of
Graham, passel away In 1918. The late These reports' were adopted. tree and the account for the seam of
I Mr. Graham was a member of North The matter of the sale of a gime•' horses used were referred to the fin-
, street United church and in poliMrn
was a Coneervaelve. lie served sev-
eral terms ou the Goderich town come
ell. The enteral took place from the
! home, Newgnte streee on Tuesday at-
! tern.on to Maitland cemetery. Rev,
OAT MAI
THEN HOW ABOUT A TON
OF HEAT FOLKS COAL ?
You CAN'T AFFORD NOT
TO TAKE' THAT I
tity of cement left on hand after ^he' an"' committee with power to pay.
Installing of the new "market scale' The final payment 'o tbe Goderich
was left in the hands of the market Mfg. Co. for the construction of the
comms^tee. grandstand et Agricultural I'ark hav-
Cennc111or Mclean. ehalrmau of the! Ing been made, It was re'enived to
Are tommktee, reported that work had' close on the special grandstand to -
C. F. Clarke comlucred the service and been tomment..t on the flooring of 1 count and transfer the loelanee of
' the pallbearers were A. J. Cooper, B. the tire hall. but it was found that I $11'7.ti4 to the town gement account,
l'. Mannings. John Dustow, Win. Seib :he timbers tinder the old floor were
ie. 11 It. Long and i)r. A. T. Emmer- rotten and it was not advisable
son. Inuring the service at the home to build anything .over them. Ile re-'
Miss Mary Scrimgeour gang two solos, commended leaving the work null! Met
"God 81,811 Wipe Away All Tears." spring Hud then making if gond job of II
Miff • ;:stn.• Sweet 11sy." Those pre.- It. -
' eat at the funeral from a distance in- A modem was passcrl appmving
eluded Mr. P. M. Echlin and daughter. Ctuncilior Mcice:ui'• recommendation.
Miss Jean Echlin. Thomas Graham. Looking Bark Over the, hear
Trederick and Rerram .lehpwton. all This ,onclnde,I :lo• work of the ev-
ot Toronto; 1r.. M. i ehlin, of 4'hatham. ening, anti the flay or, observing that
and Mrs: Hitchcock, of Sarnia. Mr. this was the last reviler meeting. of
Graham was attended during bis Ul• i the year. thanked the camel! for the
nese by bis niece. Miss Nina Graham,i awresy shown the .-hair daring the
of New York; and her sister. MIs.. year and for the .seo erxtton given;
Lena graham of Toronto, also tslis lu the w,.rk of 'he cowed' The tmvn
bore for the funeral,
1.. O. O. i+'. Oftdeers e
4r. a recent meeting of Huron '
i4tdge, No. lift, 1. 0. 0. F., tbe fellow-' ,.
Most of us are too busy to think about lug officers were elected for the en-'
winter trips to Bermuda, or Flori- ening year: N.G., D. McMillan:.V.O..,
da. or the Riviera. 11. hirers; recording-. eretartiy. John 1
We have to take our outdoor weather;Newcombe; financial secretary. Jas. C.
just as the weather man sees fitCarrie; trensnrer, W. 1'. : le•II. The
to Fend it. lnttallation w111 take place in the near
But ind,tors,- there's another matter, future.
With !Leat Folks Coal we can have -
warmth and happiness and relaxa- A Story with a Happy Ending •
tion and all the health -bringing An Ineldent reported this week j
qualities of n southern trip- with- shows hew amity miatnkes may ewe-!
out the expense. cur. A 'heque Igor 120 ens presented I
Let's have summer time in our homes al one of the total hanks and the tel''
this winter. . Its, mIs'akfng the flgurl•s. handed out
5110. The man who presented the
C:IIL. THE' cheque did not know any error had
been mode. - a. the cheque had been
handed to hitn by a' Indy staying at
tilt house. lo be tushed for her. When
1he went home and gave ner the mon-
ey she at once :old him of the mire
take and the bank was notified and
Ilse error /re•titled, match to the relief
Phone 98 - Godertrt+ of the teller.
MAT Peftx'.
J. B. MUSTARD COMPANY
1 A Real Opportunity for You !
PP y
le` I Here's YOUR CHANCE to participate in the
's`..Ah earnings of a successful regular dividend -paying
sig. •trity. This is just the opportunity you've been
• - -'+g for, as SURE and LARGER INCOME from
;sn;,f'lvested capital. Put your dollars where they
- lark for yourself, and pay you a handsome
1 fy dividend.
ria is the real opportunity i am here to offer
'or further details cmnmunicate with
al
4 T BOX 1 O, SIGNAL
..
4 clanging H. R. Hall & Co., Toronto'. Ont.
C. C. PINKNEY
Mr. Neel Sale 1a relieving on the
Batik of Montreal "Raft at Mildmay.
Mims Dolores Leitheral_e, of Sarnia.
is spending the racatton with her per -
tents, Mr. and Mrs. George •Lattllwalte
Miss Ruth Kant is .pending 'he
Christmas vae•aUon with relative. at
( tsha w -a.
Miss Margaret Campbell Is ^peending
the ('briefing's .est.'s With rela'Ires
at Tonowanda, N.Y.
Miss Mary Parson+, of M,•t;Ill Uni-
versity. Montreal. 1. /spending the
t'hrlstduei titration at h'r home. \Vest
trtrt.
• e
The joint inst*IINcaon of the "Moen.
of Mahlon,' and Morning Star Mastutk•
lodges will take {date at Carlow os
Frklay evening of this week.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Sanfordll.N+pltal Auxiliary will be
bele! ut the house of Mrs. Edward Cur-
-reit
'ur
-reit on Thursday, January 2nd, a:
'1.:11) H w.
Mrs. Mee, D.D.P., and staff, 'et
Stratford, w111 visit Golerltli Rebekah
Lodge, No. 89, on Tuesday. January
7th, and install the new officers for
lige Ail the members of theselottil
lodge are requested to be present.
Ernest Crawford was the winner of
the trig doll offered by Geo. Price a
Son. grocers, for the Dar gueeas ■s to
the number of nuts in a jar in their
store w•Indow. His. guess wax exactly
right, 219. Five others goateed 213.
Two coutee a were bowled oft at
Drennan's bowling alleys on TuesdayMcDougallnight. Jackie McDougall won the
goose given fur the nearest wore to
1!i1. Mr. M'Dougall bad the exact
score. William Jobnston was awarded
:be rooster for the soon of 100, while
:Ate booby prima went to W. Iloggartb,
who tallied 50.
CHURCH NOTES
A candle carol ewrvlee will 1,' hekl
at 4t. George's church on Sunday
evening next, et 7 p.m. The ()rgama,
Mr G. B. I>avlM, ham arranged a fine
program ,.f appropriate music for the
senders.
in Knox church he een•lees next
*Sunday w111 be In charge of the
IDl.ter. Subjects of sermons: 11
a. at., "Looking Itac•kward;" 7 p.m.
; "inoking Forward." Sabbath school
. and Bible 'lanae* at 3 o'clo•k.
Servkes In the ltap'ist church next
_Sunday will he conducted by I'.stur
W. T. hunt. Bible school at 111 a, n1
Hoone1 services at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m.
lankier?. morning. "The Star et
Jacob;" evening, ''rite I►xy Spar
A rt sl ng."
(ht Sunday atterna.n last a unttM 4.•-
(lghtful m,wllUg N'N+ tromght 'o a
close when the at. George'. Bible elate
pre -wilted 111'" 1'ole•I It:a mo•s. pros'
dent of the class. with s trnvelliug
-ase. lD-s Itnite•, aha is leaving in
Jobe. was m•„•t eras -1011s In her re-
marks. expressing herself as gr:I't•foi
far the handsome gift.
CARD OF THANKS
MILS. THOMAS Wl.wrITON
family wish to expnmw their grate-
ful thanks to neighbors sed friends
for the many ktndue.tae.t sM.wu during
the Illness of lir. Wootton and In
their time of bereavement. They KIN°
lick now ledge with apgrts•Ia'Ion the
bntollful floral tributes received.
TO KENT
1101'3I: m MINT-4'l'L1.Y k:ljI.1P-
-P1CD, M. W. HOWELL.
TO RENT.-UTORE St' IT.\HI.E Fi)It
a grocery or oth.e. Immediate po -
session given. Apply 10 ('HAS. K
'IAI'NDERS, Gedericb.
UM SETOREN'r.-NORTH STREET.
hr -,t hloek. Seven-roomeel brick.
mingle house with all :uodern convenl-
enees, new tamer, nearly decorated.
sired for elav•'rlc stove,_a garage and
large garden. immediate ponsedon,
tenant leaving town. - Apply to MIS@
POLLIhi next house (north aide), or'
',
alt SALE. --FARM OF 761 A t
a en number t+ highway, 31/2from Goderich; goal frame hone,
bank barn, poultry house, *prise
r"I, its barn y.ud. 4 acre. blah, good
we1L B. W. MUNNING', Bruce r.1(
Goderich. Phone 53i.
AUCTION \_\Ili
Al a TloN SAI)) 4IF' Ellam PRlle-
F:R'l'1', (►N T111: 1.A1(17 NIIORF:
IIO•.\I►, IN 'rill; TOWNkEIP O)'
(2(tbit(IRSE.
-_-_
Under and by virtue of the pewee.
eontainel In a certain mortgage, wak•i
w111 be produced at the time of sale.
I there will be offered for Nair by pub-
' lit• auction, on
SATURDAY, JAN. 11th, 1960
at the hour of 1.00 o'clock In the af-
ternoon, at the premises In the tows -
ship of Colborne, In the county of
Huron, by Thomas Gundry, auction•
eeer, the following property. namely,
the whole of Lot. No. 11, Lake Road
east ,unresslon, • western division of
the township of Colborne, and contain-
ing 1110 arras of land wore or bra,
Ou the south half of the premises
Lie adulated a one-anel-erre-half-storey
frame Meuse and kltcheu and tare
on the premiers are an artesian well
and windmill, and all of the amid
property is under cultivation except
about two acres.
School house 1s situated et about
100_rede from the house on this prop-
erty.
This rale W111 he subject to a re-
serve bld.
TERMS -Ten iter cent. of the par -
chase• money to be paid down at Utas
ut sale, and the balance to be paid la
130 days.
For further panlrnlars and camel
flume of rale apply to
r. R. DARR1rW,
ltarrister. etc., (;oderlcb, (Int.
Solicitor for the Mortgagee
Dated ■1 Gederich, the 711 day of
Des -ember, 1929.
Mr. J. W. ('ralgle.
rt-Rs\IYII}7D R1)OM FOU t((11001.'
girl or woman, In exchange for some
servtee mad companionship to an eld-
erly woman. M118. M. A. HOWELL,
Trafalgar street.
WANTED
ACCTIONERELNd
l'FwMA9 G1'MDR V, GOD>1•OU.
ii LIY■ I1TOR.-H AND 4119111111AA
aUCTiONUS
Telephone No. II&
:Saler attended to anywhere ata, tater
effort made to give nenstatilen.
Farmers' sale notes diaconated,
OjiSHLET W. FISHER.
VT rAuctioneer,
WANTED. --4700 ON FIRST Y()HT- will conduct sales anywbets. My
GAGE on a 10 'sere farm In c°1-; terms are reasonable and i will 's -
borne townablp Apply ■1 SIGNAL I deavor to give .tlafactloa. Phase
t)FFIO& Carlow 1314, or address R. R. 4, (led -
meek.
WANTED. --WILL BUY ONE Olt
two secondhand copies of the book.
"In the Days of the Canada Com-
pany " Appty at SIGNAL orT108.
TRAVELLER WANTED --LN O1'-
portunity far live young man with
ability and sots. sales experience to
travel out of Go,lericb. Give full par-
ticulars!. BOX 711, RIONAL
PUBLIC NOTICE
ALL KIturning 4D. it LIGHTeasona WOOD
turning at reasonable prices.
Ostlers prom attended to. JOHN
JEIFFERl•. S . Vincent Amyl.
MAKE. MORE MONEY.-HEi.LINO
Al arse fruit trees.. terry bushes, har-
dy flowering shrubs. hetyres Made tree*,
roaer. este. Every nom/ -owner a pros-
pect. We poly liberal commissions.
('ash every week. E. D. SMITH t
I SONS, LIMITED, Winona. Ontario.
, 118IW'NSi(IP OF (v)I,lu)RNE
l! NOMINATION MEETiNG
Nomination meeting will be held In
the Township 11.11. I'nrlow, on Mon -
'11,1. Ikvends r :111th, itr-'tl aY l o'rloe#,
nhen uuminntttens for Reeve and
Councillors w111 1.e received.
G. J. 11F'riIERINGTON,
Township Clerk.
DRUGLESS PRACIITIOHOR
t'BIaCPRACTOR 4 D z veeiaa
THIORAP IST
Oodericb, Phone 341
Equipped with elsetre-magnetic
baths. Electronic electric treetmalimts
sad chiropractic. Chromic orgaale and
nervous dlw'aaes. lady m atteadasee.
OAe. hours 2 to 6. and 7 to 9 pa.
excepting Monday and Thursday aad
by appointment
A. N. ATKINSON
Residence and once --Corner err
South street and Britannia road
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
FRANK P. OI1113 , OHARTICRED
Aceountant. 1(/' Ontario street,
Stratford. Phone 15A0. Rea 1350J.
MEDICAL
DR. T. J. FL F'OR.STIiR.
EYE, DAR, NOSE. TiiROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York Oph-
thalmic and Antal Flospdtal, aaeittant
at Moorefield Eye Hospital and Golden
Square Throat Hospital. London, Eng.
3A W.tefloo St. A. Stratford. Tel-
ephone 267.
At liotel Redford. Goderlch, on the
evening of third Monday of eacb
month till the following day, Tuesday.
--- at 1 p.m.
STATESMEN TO D184'1148 DISARMAMENT NRXT MONTH
1'1.. )'ite rower conference on Naval itiarmsnwnt will take place in 141. .lames'' Palace, Iseulon. England, on Jentury i eery .f{rt, when
1110 kfapeety Emit e,et,rge well open proceedings and Boake his tint public *pets -I1 since Ida Itlie•aa In 1928, stews are the I!ri 1-1, .Ind I.'I,at,.l slabs
ataleam'n who sill take pen in the deliberations. Tev. left to right: Senator Reed of United %tales; Rt. Hon. Anhwr lien,k'raon, rotes= 41,,,,„m.Mry nl Ores( Britain, Rt. Hon Ramsay Maet►oskl, Premier ul alt. Hriti.h lea, Rt. Hon. ('apt. Wedgwood Rrnn. R*email of 'sats for
India; Rt. Hon. A. V Atamander, Fjnt lord of the Hritieh Admiralty; and Secretary of (!tate !Aliment. Oentre is the room Is the Oast e1 St.
Jana se which will he the sane of the Oun4,enoe. Pottnwl left to richt, ere the remainder of the ilniIed ,sites delegate. 4. tato Conference: nesse-
tan V'cv Ae1+Iuw. }Iseult O{A.r.w, AwtMsewi"r ('hones New Ambassador Invitett Norma. and fi.watn. knbineen.
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VRNLDST M. LEE.
Barrister and Solicitor
Sun Life Building. Adelaide and
Victoria "free•tw, Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 5301.
DUDi.EY E. lIO1,ME:,
Iterrlster, Etc.
011ice--Ilamilton street. Goderich.
Phone 27.
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Nne.•essor to J. 1. Killoran
Pbt.ne 97.
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Iteechwood P. 0.; D. F. McGregor,
Sec. -Tres., Seaforth P. 0.
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Ni 3, S.aforth; John G. Grieve, No.
4. Walton; William Rin*. R. R. No.
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Nadas Glhaon, Brnetdpld; Lases
Evans, Reeeehweod ; James Connolly,
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