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THE SIGNAL,
-- GODERICH, ONT.
Sk Valentine's
Day
February 14th
Secure your Valentines
early.
Wi'e have a Targe stock.
Priced at lc to 50c
COLE'S
Book Store
Special Values
All Winter Footwear
Nlen's, women's and
children's Goloshes.
Felt Boots.
Men's and boys' heavy
laced Rubbers.
All at clearing prices
W. Hern's Shoe Store
Phone 43w
THE
GODERICH
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No: HERE' R. Ygli
MOMES THAT H'`ZE T
HEAT FOLKS
NEVER MIND THF. r<NO'W
GATHERING AT CARLOW ' been at once your moat cherished
HONORS GORDON YOUNG recommendation and monument.
Through 1ts high acid sacrad minis-
trations you were led Into a know ' Mr George Fleury formerly• of Dun -
County Treasurer Receives Testimonial
from Township Friends
The township hall at Carlow was
the so'tue on Monday evening of a
gatbertffg of members of Smith's 11111
United church and other residents of
the townolilp in'honor of Mr. and Mta.�
Gurdon Young. ill. appulntuient as
county treasurer having necessitated;
Ile. Young's removal to the county
. town, 'and the severance of many Gae l
which had connected him with the
Smith's 11111 congregation and with'
other township affair., hie frleuds de-
sired to ntalllfest their high esteem'
for him and his fatally in some tang-
ible maumer. An address expressing
the sentiments of the gathering was
read by Mr. Alex. Young of Loyal. and.
a hamlrume clock With 11'e+stuinsh•r
chimes was presented W Mr. and Mrs.'
Voting. Mr. Young made an. able atul,
appropriate reply. Outer. present
spoke In w:trw te'rui, of Appreciation
of the services of Mr. Young 10 the
community over a lung period of years.
among these being Messrs. 4'. A. Rob-
ertwm. .l.P.1'.,• Warner Walter. Win.
Marsh. .tlex. Young. Willi:uu Young.
Leonard Kent. John Y g. Mrs. A.
Ilendersou and Miss Ilelen Clark. All
jolueel Letrrtily !In -Uighur "Fur Ile }
tete Jelly good re•Ilews." which wits
followed by three rousing cheer•. Aftr4
the Attiring of several p,patiar Songs
,i light lunch Was serv.s1 by the 1aeMe-
Rev. R. It. Cumming ons ehalrruan e!
the evening.
The address was as lullows:
Mr. and Mrs. Gonion Yomtle. -
Golerich. 4Int[rlo.
Isear Friends. -The cocgregathat
j and friends of Smith's 11i11 United
church have gathered here this eten•
hag to pay year honor and to shoo
their respect and esteem. for you nn
the o4:tsle n of your renewing to Gead-
erlel. It is not without mingled 'feel -
Ings of sadness and -regret that we
litre learned of your decision". but we
reeognhy' that changes come 11i all of
our lives, and we must accept the.
situation. '4Ve know that you have1
Leen gnidei by your best wlwlnm. and
that the dire. -ting hand of Got ha*
teen in evidence.
While you are out going j great
dlstah.:e from ns. mill- we •111,11 have
the privilege of seeing you awot.g ns
oo•asioaeally because of your fut.•reets
here. yet we would take this opportun-
ity of expressing to you our 'hearty
goodwill and our high appre•iatlou
of your worth and character while.
you have taro anion,; n-. `.1 prophet
I. not without honor ez*•ept in his
awn ',nuttry and amen;; his owe
p..ople,•' yet although yon have been
born and raised among us ,in this
, e)minuulty wee are not ignorant of
• your merit and ability. nor unmindful
of your den•otel service and sacrifi-
cial labor 'un behalf of the highest
-and best interests of vont neighbor-
hood at house and of your county at
I Jorge.
It would be unworthy of u- as a
Veildr If wee were to fall to pay trib-
ute to your high Intellectual attain-
' menta. Worthy of the atoek fruw
which you have sprung. you availed
yourself of the privileges afforded
you in the public and high schools of
Colborne and l:uderleb. and you made;
,
visited with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Nixon, for a few days last
week.
ledge of God and of ills truth. In its! gannon, Is spending the winter with
orgaulzatione you found a means 01I his slater, Mrs, Wm. Irwin.
exercislug your, faith mid developing Mr.. Samuel Sherwood, who has
the strobg Christian character to been under the doctor's care for the
Which , you attaLUe•i. and which I last mouth, la Improving nicely and
w•IU always be your glory and we hope to see her around soon.
comfort 1n all the changing life that ' `1�
10111 lies before you. A. a member of ^ ESTFIELD
the erosion an 41 trustee boards and cif;
the Sunday school, particularly as
teacher of the adult Bible class, you
have given a leadership acid 'eervke
tbrougbout the years which' has art ;
a preeedeut Hutt w111 be difficult to.
emulate. After everything else about
you has beeu forgotten there will
still *laud your noble efforts and
sel(.denyh,g achievements on behalf
i ( a11, 1u whom you took a loving and
.y11puUu')it Interest. Lonely •ami
ttuetakiess as your task often Was. it
Wale carded through will' a persevere
Mee :end .aga.eeratlou of whl h ...Co
you yourself were capable.
I. your private affairs you hoe
leerue with fortitude and patience your
burdens anti reverses, uud throughout
the long and trying clreunlstatices you
ha... Men sustained by An luaplk'it
11it:h tit the loving ;ilia alibiing land
.t+ ,your heavenly Flethrr G..1. Yobs
uut:iuchiuY and luclut•ible .!rite: to
e:ol l,a. Tern to 4411'''1 its at ..7ec au
141.4 itaaiuu awl ecautple.
A- a Nark of our d1441. 4 4 4. :..r
y"m ami the dc•jtil.l.• l.Lo,: you W14.
.1144.,7. -ounnai.l in our :t(te t.,:, sail
lose. will you .IG u. the 11. .11..r 4.1 :.
eepting lids 1Vesttnns,l, ,'Li:w' . L ..
As a slight tangible 1..koro sm1 mt'u:
tutu ..f .your •••m'.,,14 *I with the
Lyo`yle:.:r SmilJ4`- 11111 rutted d)Un'lu:
• alas. it, tuelq.ilon- *-.i,cs bring into
your lift harniuuiun. memuri..t of all
the wowlerrul day- you 'limit .awoug
It, hem.- and nal it chime out for
you ninny happy ,days -yet' to .,,Me.
Toward Mrs. Young :nod noir
worthy 'family we hold equally high
regardds and onr dearest hope nue
fervent - prayer IS that siltegether you.
map Toa_ Is, ..paired and Risen kindly .
Providential 'ear.. to enjoy- the
Itis of life. 1111(1 to trace your plisse
in the welittre• of the a nannnity lt,
which it may be your pleasure to live.
figurd un behalf of the congregation
:cud friends of Smith's 11111 Ural• .l
church. ,
•
LEFBUR`
good use of your time and ability.:
Reaching a high standard of excei-1
• lence while at school, you continued
� your efforts at improving your cal -
eats as a habit of life, until yo*'
4�, gained and st111 retain an honored
T--•�i<' • place. to our midst as •t •reliable au -
LC./ thority Insall matter• et life nod con-
duct.
in public- life you have brought re -
Down to your family and honor to
Did you ever notice how mach your community for your indefatig-
pleasanter the weather seems _ able service" in township and c ty
When you go out into it from a warm councils. You have given to mnnicipai
government high idents and ma -tinted
activity, and to the larger field. of
service you have justly earned tin en
viable reputation and a permanent
can give you comfort inside your place in the wise deliberation- and
home, and "pep" outside. trustworthy administration of the af-
'Phone us for a load of D. L. & W. fairs of the people. That you may
Coal, which is the best your long be spared and permitted to Vole I
money ran buy. !(nue this great work Is the sincere
and earnest desire of ail tre'sent.
Your connection with the former
Presbyterian church at Smith's 11111.
and later as the United church. has
LEEBUItN. Feb. 5. -Mira Ite:a
Hamilton. ree"her 1n S. S. No.` 3. near
Auburn. 5petit the .ireekrud with her
friend, MI'ea Anne McDonald. at tis:
borne of Mr. and Mrs. A. Clutton.
Mt-. Lizzie Horton visited in G;odl-
erkch for few lays last week.
A Sad Mishap. -Early Mou•'.ay
mornlug Mr. Job* Farrish. sr.. me:
with a use.; unfortunate accident
which .geeessitaled the amputation
Ida left hand. He and -Lis son. were
threshing beaus by Mitring theta
through- the netting -box without the
helve.. In -owe manner, probably by
the mitt catching. Mr. Farrlsh•e hand
was •brawn 1n and Was so billy
crushed as to render amputation
necessary Today's report Is that Mr.
house?
There's no need of shivering and
shaking, when Beat Folks Coal
CAi.I. TIM
J.B. MUSTARD COMPANY
Phone 98 - Godericb
MEN'S
Leather Vests
and
Windbreakers
at $3.95 and $4.95
Made of sheepskin. Lea-
ther Vests have knitted
collars, sleeves and bot-
toms, tweed - lined with
two pockets. Sipe -s 36 to
44.
$3 95
Same as above with
leather collar and cuffs,
wool lined. Sizes 36 to 44.
$4.95
M. ROBINS
AVM for 1 ip I op i ti lors'
Clethes. Suit or
Overcoat $24.
PHONE 384
11'ES'PFIELD. Feb. 4. -Mr. W. A.
Caunde.11 was a Goderich visitor one
lay List week.
Mrs. Melvin Taylor returned home
last week after spending several
dins with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
0 Smith of Brussels.
Mn Bert Talkie and children spent
u, couple of days this week with the
forruer'• sister, Mrs. R. Stonehouse of
Goderta•h.
Jars. W. P. Campbell, spent a couple
,.f days last week with •Mrs. J. 11.
II00%er of Blyth.
The many friends will be pleased to
hear that Mrs. Wm. McD..well's Math..
er Mrs J. Anderson. of Myth, 1s'
slowly imp int
Mr. Gorden Snell- had the wistotl-
nue t.' fall and era, k a 0.ttple of ribs
The sr. ralltent of the Lord's Supper
will ie adminlsterd in the Westfield
nrrh on Ktmeloy.
'earlei :ever has again brok'e'n out
in :his eommuulty, tau of Mr. and
Mrs. !terryy. Ms :air's children 4'e-
ttig• ill With it. I'he.t' are the only
.styes cit tiresa•tat, awl we .bre i.epinc
will spread nu farther.
Mr. Merrily Mcll:.srwi.i. • t' i...;.,1c.:.
stent over the wee: -c'u't at the hells'
cit Mr. and Mrs. John Viat'eut.
Mr. and .Mrs. J. N. Comptes', are
spending a couple •4 weeks at the
borate of their dauzi'a¢crr Mrs- B. S1,•ae
11,11-e of e;udertwd., .
l'()LBORSE TOWNSHIP,
00i.1t oft\E TOW NSH11'. F'eJ. 4.--
Mr,. •'hy,...Ailhi and ,.'n .4rnokl sire:
Tuesday tfterno om 4u s:utieri -b visit
ing Mr,. Robert 4:11 .0 bou•.r of bet
eighty-third birthday. We -extend our
tvngra,'utatioae urs.:: ;:.r r'+4 a+t•'u .
E Mtht ell 4:-11•41 'rieud. is•
G•derieb on Tuesday.
Me. Itel Mrs. Service m• -red auto
tie mons. vaeatr.l' by Mr.. A. Jehie--.
to•n In clic rewa+hlp ha:: on T')e*h47 of
this week. We wek..me them to the
t.urg. Mr.. EaUS. oLo has .0 faith-
fully atten.k•d a number .kk
patients la -C r :•rwu+Lip . ., a
daughter. .
The litt:e sen of Mr aL.1 Mr-. El.
utter Robertson had hie Lissa badly
hurt oldie playing with an ale cit.
"Tueolay afternoon. Two .ef his ting -
ere, were very badly cit. but througl:
Dr. Weir*. .-arerul asst-:.:.uu they ares
teeing saved. - .
Mr. H. Mew. .et. is • i,itiug frkeci.I•
In Goderlch.
Mr. Thgtuns Horteet• is engaged to
work--far-Mr. Aldan Allot.' Ho -aril -hies
wife and toe children Will move Into
Mr. Allln'e brkk house on the ath con•
t. estion.
Mr. acid Mrs. James Slogan. jr.,
entertained a number of Yriemle at :u
to know that he !s keeping so well
atter his recent illness.
Mrs. Varcoe, who I1 very 111, 1a
gradually becoming weaker.
Mr. John Tabb Is not us well aa bL
friends would wish. He hits heart
trouble.
Mrs. A. Johnston spent Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Morals.
Mr. Fred Clark, of Plato, Sask.,
who ha. been visiting his brother,
Mr. .t. l'. Clark. has gone to Stratford
and Ewbro to vinic relatives there.
Mrs. Albert Good, who has been 111,
Is able to be out again.
The Government inspector has been
up to MeGaw this week inspecting the
weighing of the milk belonging to the
dairymen, for the purpose of compar-
ing It with weights of the City Dairy,
giving the farmers fair play.
GODERICH TEAM VICTORIOUS
(Continued from page 1)
box„ thin MacKay and W. Mrt'ilnwitey
were the !Inst pair to go off and
Jack Woods and K. Streets foIldw4I
closely on their heels. The ice looked
somewhat deserted with only four Olen
to a '1dr and it Isoktd as 1f one of
the team: might break through and
store. Giem- and Neellgcr of Clinton
each drew a Ieurtlty in the hast reg-
ular period.
In the three overtime periods both'
team+ played as cautiously as ever.
mic
The funs by tills time were beginning;
to give up hopes turn derision le
r'achel. Several "times in the- over-'
::aur 1tages it looked as if either
leant wowkl get the (111,1 'break" and
scare. but it was not forthcoming :fad
the game waded with the score .1
b1844k, We.
The (4111) 'penalty handed
out In the overtime play mus to
1V.s, di.
The goalkeepers played a brilliant
game and tanned aside tunny fast -
travelling *hots. Wo,1. an(1 V'.c't-
brtk4k worked hard eat the GolertciI
defence and the saws Gaud might Is.
said of the Clinton defence. men. Ned -
Iger and J. Elliott. The Golerlch for
ward line bluntly euulol not fuut•tieo
smoothly under the stubborn resist •
-
;iu •e offered by Clinton. and there
vias little t.. choose Ie*we'u the dis-
plays given' by any of the players
The narrowbes. of the ('Tinton ure•ua
was a band:c•ap to the Goderlch [caw.
wbo are accustomed to a larger Ice
surface.
The'spleadkl work of A. R. Oliver,
of Galt. as referee was• a feature of
the gatue. Ile followed the play with
the eiusest attention, calling play for
the least'offence against the rules oft
hockey. Nine isetualties were hackled
out.
Cornfield's annual midwinter stock-
redudng sale will commence on Sat-
urday, February Sth, and will con-
tinue until lh•bruary 22u.l. Fur list of
special bargnlua turn to page -t ill
this issue.
KORN
TALBOT. -41n Sunday. February 2nd.
to Mr. and Mrs. 11'llllaw Talbot.
Seidel.. Ilse, Stanley township, a
daughter.
KENN'FJi.--At Kubryvllle, Out., on
Sunday, February 2nd, to Mr. and
Mrs. George Kenney 'nee Grace
Wootton, as -daughter.
DIED
OURWEN.-1u Guderich, on Thurs-
day, February. 8th, James Curweu.
JOIINSTI)N.-In Goderich, on Sunday.
February 2nd, Mary Anti Hamilton,
widoes• of the lade Hubert Joh:esteem
19 her Stud year.
QUA ID. -In Ashfield toeushipt uu
Sunday, February 2nd. Mary Aum
Dougherty, widow of the late Jawe•..
Mould, in her S:,th year.
LOST OR FOUND
L UND.-NE 1t PUBLIC LIBRA141
I A pair of eyegli.•e, owner apply
at 8l(>aNAI. t►}•F'll'E
Tt) RENT
WANTED
WANTED. -MAID FOR GENERAL.
TT housework. Apply at SIGNAL OF-
FICE.
WANTIOD TO BORROW. -16400
22 Brut -class security. (food taterast
and part 4'rindpal if desired, payable
quarterly. Apply to IIOX 41, TEC
SIGNAL. (loderlch.
WANTED.- YOUNG MAN FOR
sand! farm near London. E:per-
ieuerd with horses and cattle. Year-
ly engagement. State nationality, ex-
perience, age, wages expected. Educa-
tional privileges If desired. Hoz "09,
SIGNAi. OFFICE.
MORTGAGE SALE.
MORTGAGE SALO OF FARM PROP-
ERTY
ender and by virtue of Nile powers
of sale contained in a certain regist-
ered mortgage made by Arthur Jones
and Edward Jona'. to the vendor,
there will be offered for sale by public
auction at the Itedford Hotel, Goiter -
lets on Thursday, February 13th,
1930. at nue of-Io•k In the afternoon.
the freehold farm property known as:
Lot Number Five. In the Eleventh
Concession of the Township of Col -
morn.. in, the County of Huron, West-
ern Division,' er,ntalnIng 100 sere•:
more or pees. -
This= i* laid to be a desirable •farm
ra RENT.-►rrt►IIK' SI'IT.11tLE'F'OM of .'lay Iunm sull„-nta)nt 11'2 Ivrea bar-
la ariker' ur uth.e. Imwrdla•r tats Ing hove- rultivatt.l and the loalaner
.trs.iu❑ gtrn .4(4.4y 4o 4.11.(2. K n Ieeta,g.mnl hu parom•stkure. well Torreranl*d artao „atom br
(.1I'NI'FIRN,�GfkMrrh. twm*II
ave k•. The buildings Inelnde a 1'fi-
1101 SF: TO- RENT.- I(N pt iti'l'4. '.furry frame house and a large frame
i .wreet. between North stud Victoria. lase with, eemeQt fuundtftbn,
M(4Iern conveuieme•s..garden. M. 11'. There os.sald to be a school al' the
114 w'1:Lt.. 'phone 213. dlstauec "f shout one mile and the
distatace to Golerich Is about eight
Li alt RENT.--CUMPa("r moDER7 wipes. • ,
a .apirtnfent. Possesslen may tie had; Terms rand Condition.. One-tenth
Immedinteiy. For beeches particularsof the purchase money to be paid In
apply to HAYS & HAYS,'Golerlch I aebur by narked cheque at the time
.Ont. of sale and the Illallee to be paid
withie thirty slays thereafter, or on
such other terms as may be setls-
faetory to the vendor..
Further.particnlars blas to had oil
application to:
JEFFERY, WEIR. McNLIIERAN &
W)ORHOUSF.
Solicitors for the Meador.
i Market Lane. London, Ontario.
The line-up :
Gssterk•b-4;oal. H. Doak; ,defence,
E. We'tbruol, J. Woods centre, J.
Lemieux; wing.. H. Mnnmey, Geo. Al -
listen; subs.. -Had" Sturdy.
, Kay. R. Stoddart.
Clinton -Goal, G. Elliott ; defence,
J. Nediger. J. Elliott ; centre, J. Twy-
ford ; wings. F. McKwan. W. Giro;
onto., 11'. Mel'llnchev, K. Street., G
_
Referee-- .1. R. Oliver, of Galt.
Hockey Notes
14. Doak. the Goderich net -minder
lees played a wonderful game all
through this season and much of the
local team's wean 1s due to him. In
the group games already flayed Doak
'let only five shots past him, while the
team has ,moored fourteen goals against
1 other teams.
Se•aferth played a tie gave with
Clinton intermediates cit the Clinton
arena last Friday night, the score be-
ing 1.1 atter thirty minutes' overtime.
Fnrrl.h is feeling as well a+ oonld euchre party last Friday seeming.
be ezpe_•tel. Much sympathy 4 felt On Monday eveDitag the congrega-
tor Ilea Iq his misfortune throughout tion of 8mltb'g Hill United chutch
the entire neighborhood.
BELFAST
14EL1'.1ST, F'rb. :t, --Mr. and Mrs.:
Isaac Andrew, of Zion, visited. with.
Mr. and Mr-. James Cooke on Thurs-:.
day lag. -
Mr- David .Alton and Milts Lizzie
Alton. of Lneknow, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Alton one day past 1
week.
Mr. Sydney Ferguteou, of London.'
vi.ltel with his pierehtis, Mr. and Mrs.!
Thos. Fergie:on. over the week -end.
Mr.. Hamilton is visiting with Mr.!
and Mn. .lames Cooke for a few
weeks.
Mr. Mild Mrs. Sam. Alton and .nn
.Ia--k visited with Mr. and Mrs. Janos,
Alton. of 1.ueknow, on Sunday last.
Mr. met Mr.. Cecil Mullin and son
Gordon, of Luc•know, bre visiting with
Mr. and. Mrs. Walter Alton for a few
days.
, Mrs. Jack Emerson, of Purple Grove,
presented Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Young
with u beautiful chimes clock. Mr.
Young, who has been a lifelong mem-
ber of this church, is now making Lis
home. 111 Golerich.
C. A. Robertson. 71.1'.l'.. left on
Tuesday for Toronto to be present at
the opeuiug of the Legislature.
Miss Leola Snyder. of Toronto. 11
visiting friends here fur a time.
Mr. Joe ballo cque has purchased) u
fine tow from Mr Walter Pittman.
As (h1s Is bis first attempt at the
dairy business. we wish him every
success.
The dairymen of this part of the
township have got In a goal supply of
ice. It is about 14 inches thick.
Mr. N. Pierson ahiive! a carload
of fat hogs on WNlnrsdny. The price
pail was 11.2.75 per cwt. -
Mr. Geo. Henn, sr., visited hl.
*laughter, Mr.. Will $lteveus, 1Verbie-
day of last week. Mr. Bean intends
leaving next week to spend the re-
mainder of the whiter with his two
daughters in 1'.'runt., We are pleas."*
Detour Fan
"I understand your husband can't
meet his creditor's."
"1 don't believe he Nauta to, partic
ularly."--Berkshire Eagle.
Reaping the Reward
"1 didn't marry beauty, my boy : I
didn't marry wealth or position: I
married for symp1thy."
-Well, you have rice." -Til -Bits.
More Team Play -
"1s your wife 'having any slimes/1
in learning to drive the car?" '
-Well. the road H. beginning to
turn whet, stir dura."--Turuntu Goblin
A('CTiON SA I.ES
Al 4'i'ION SALE OF l'.tTTLF: AND
'qua. GS.
Mr. Ernest Townaheud will sell by
public auction at lot 105, Huron rad.
one mile east of Go erich, on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 14th
commencing at 1 p.m.. the following:
Jersey cow, fresh; Holstein Guern-
sey. fresh: 2 'Holstein cows. to fresh- THOMAS Gi NDRY. GODRRICIit,
AUCTIONERR1NG
i en 1n Feb.; Jersey cow to freshen in LIVE WL'UCK AND O JRRA1
March; 2 cows elite In May, m*rham al'('F'IONRItiR
I eow, milking: Holstein cow. milking: Telephntko. No. 11S.
15 heifers, springing; 9 heifer. In calf; sales attended to anywhere and every
4 heifers, good !beef ringers; a number effort made to give • W
tlafacr
i of ynnng calves. :4 sows. dile time of Farmers' sale notes dlwounted.
sale; 1 sow, due In March; 8 chunks.
Sale will he conducted under cover. ' WESLEY W. F18HElt.
Terms.. MUMS of ten dollars andAuctioneer,
under. cash ;• over that amount eight. grin conduct erlee anywbere. Ily
Great F.etits) fo Mark Completion of gip, Paul's Reslnrafion
after 11,.• 74':1'4' re-torntiom work. daring whit), the choir, the dome spa a nod the Ir:a,sept, h:,•e barn .,nnpl4'h•17 .I,..rd. SI I'nnl • e uln•d.
London. England h u. Is, re'npsned with n solemn festival Instteg rigi tette do- earl I, hes. Thl- wo,drnu''hhllding was .-rectal In Platt
by sir Christopher Wren, and the restoration work has Mat nearly 12.500.04m 111* Majesty King George will attend the first thanksgiving
service on .lane 25th. Above Its a payout showing Mt. Paul's Cathedral from the air feentre). .14 the left Is n group of 'fere nnn'nns repairing
and prcoerch,g the stonework near the dome whole on the right the peons, '.how, a mass of scaffolding aronn.l the top of the 44reat dome. which
tins re enlly been completed.
months credit on approve) bankable.
!paper. Fnar per e•nt. straight for
• cash.
T. GI:NI)RY & SON.
Auctioneers.
ERNEST TOWNSIIEND.
Proprietor
CARD OF THANKS
MR. AND MRS. JOHN JOHNSTON
wieh to thank the neighbors ■rad
friends for kbndneaaes extended dur-
ing the illness of Mrs. Robt. Johnston
and In their time of bereavement.
THE LADIES OF THE WOMEN'S
Hospital Auxiliary wiMh to. extend
their'fneere thanks to Mr. Maxwell for
the nee of the theatre for the boepltal
benefit on Monde; and TueeMy of
this week. MUSTERED ACCOUNTANT
terms are reasonable and 1 will en-
deavor to give aatlsfacann. Phone
Carlow 1314, or address 1t. R. 4. G1ed-
erieb.
1)R(1.LEfiel PRACTITIONER
rillIlOPRACToR A. 0 DRUGLESS
THERAPIST
Goderieb, Phone 841
Equipped with electro -magnet
bathe. P:lectronlc electric treatmeate
and chlroprartlr. Chronic organic and
nervous diseaeee. Lady In attendance
OMe•e hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p.m
excepting Monday and Thursday and
by ap'actaetnels4.
A. N. ATKIN9ONN
Residence and ofbce -(Corner of
South Street and Britannia road.
THE PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS
of the Home ryryaa net Mehod Club of Vic-
toria school Nke this opportuulty •of
thanking Knox chur•h choir for putting
on their play. "Betsy Bobbitt," the pro-
ceeds of whieb go to the welfare work
of our school. A good time was en•
joyed by all present.
I MR. AND MRS, STEPHEN WELI.ER
wish to thank their many friends
and neighbors fee the kindness extend -
NI to thein at the time of Mre.-Welder's
aecfdent and during her illness. Thank,
rare nl•e extended to the matnin.
assistant matron, and nurses for
their kindness during the time Mrs.
Weller was In the hospital.
FOR 4.41.E
M11.1.; 1le4UND FOR SALE. -
Three-quarters American fox, one-
quarter beagle. A splendid fox and ;
rabbit hound. He le two years old
and has no bad habit'. Apply to WM.
ARMSTRONG, Box 331. Lneknow.
Ont
FRANKPHAD
. G1BBS, OAItTER
Accountant, RC Ontnrto strait,
Stratford. Phone 15140. Raw UMW.
MEDICAL.
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.
P7YE, MAR. NOSE. THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York OfA-
thalmie and Anrsl Hospital, aseistaat
at Moorefield Eye Hospital and Golden
Square Throat Hospital. London, MlIg.
:.
Waterloo St S. Stratford. Tel-
ephone 287.
At Dote! Bedford. Golerkb, on the
evening of third Monday of ease
month t111 the following day Tneieday.
at 1 p.m.
LEGAL
j1'IoNHST M. LEE.
Rarrlster and Solicitor
Sun bite Building, Adelaide and
Virtbrla street., Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 5.301.
DUDLEY E. HOLMS
volt SALE-FARM.111 ACRES ON 13arrlster, lite.
• I[nrnn road three miles east of s.
tlApce-llamIItnn strrcL eloderlck.
Gomlrrteh ; gondharp 70 by :,0, rest Phone 27.
water, hot and �t R. DARROW. BARIIIETIR, ETI'.
hence. C. E
R. 1. Phnne 33 - 8ue•essor to J. I. Kllluran.
Phrn1e 97.
(1R1ne-The Square. ikxleticb.
brit k house. ',running
cold-: threydeee bill
GROVES. Gn,terich it.
or, 4x11. '
Aro',Fi'I4NITi'RF: FOR SALE
141' Titi'STEE.
shahs, filing '4hhiets. add-
ing mnehhre, typewriters. prpteeto-
grni•h', sure, and numerous arflels'a of
eip,lf,nent M the Estate of linron in-
ve-o kl)t•. Limited, tiolerteh.
-Make offers tells E. DANCES, (fad
. rlrle, S,olleitor In the Tneitee.
raft RALE. -THF t'ND1RSIGNAD
a offers for sale his property. part
, lot 22, cononwinn 4, East Wswanosh.
containing twelve acre. more or law,
1 on whkit Is erected a good frame
house of seven mums, with kttehe'n
and wool'hMI ; furrier. installed. The
oullnidihigs epmprlst' horn 84 x 41.
raw stable 18 x 22, roothot.w 12 x 10.
stable far three homes, (one lw.- shell!.
Mom. pigpen 22 x 24, henhouse 10 x
1 24, rind din. The htlbling• are In s
gond state of repair. with lightning,
'Inds. The property is situate on 'it
good mad, three miles Mirth of Aub-
urn, nn a rural route. eau' nese• of gess;
belying nrehnrel; first-class roll; all
seeded tent ane -half nen,: 214 neve*
Imre alfalfa 4 well retired: two grand
well•. uehI. property Is ro.n.idereed• a
good buy for someone, as It is In a
gold sertlon. one mile from sehnnl
and two miles from rhnreh. 'Tet7N I
• reasnnshle, 1'ostees'lon given an7 Halal
after rehnu,ry 1't. )f 40 JAMES
WOolle. ltex AR. AOMtirn. Ont.
' Aelave R'Hare
ilslRIKI•IR., Pr..
H 1' HAY*4-1•1C.HAYS 'r: 1' 4
Hamiik.n St.. (indenco
iNM111f;ANCE, IA/ANB, ETC.
MchILLOP Mi1TUAL FiRE IN
SURAN(111; (X). -Farm an*1 IAn
fated town property In.nred.
()facer's Jas. Connolly, Pres., God
erirh i'. 0.; sites, brans. Vice -Pres
Ite'e•hwool i'. 0.;' D. F. - Mel3regnr.
Sec -Turas., Seaforth P. 0.
Dlrp1'totw--4. Rrnadfoot. R. R.
Nn. 3, Seaforth; John G. Grieve, Me.
4. Walton; William Rlnn, it. R. No.
2. Seaforth; John ilennewlfp', Brod-
batten : (leo. McCartney, R. R. No. a,
Aeaforth: Robert Ferris, itarinrk:
Murray Glh.mn, itreeefleld : Jattaeas
Evans. Bee.hwnod : ,fames ('onnolly.
(ioderleh.
:l gents --.J. W. Ten. Gnderi-h:
Alex Leitch, R. R. No. 1. Clinton:
.inhn Mnrray, Sesfnrth; E. lilnchley.
Seaforth. Talky -holder$ can make all
{aymente and get their cards rcelpt-
M at R. J. Mnrrish's Clothing Store.
Clinton; (Calvin Cntt's armory, Ring.
*ton street. Gnderirh. or ,7 R. ReId'a
General 4*nre. Ra,Aeld. '