HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1930-5-15, Page 8t( -Thursday, Mgy 15, 1960
Golf Balls
Spalding Kro-flite , 75c
.Spalding Witch 50c
Spalding Mesh 35c
Caddy Bags
Irons, Drivers and Bras-
sies, at $2.00 and up.
A o Tennis Balls and
Rackets at $3.00 and u11.
Get your Sporting Goods
at
COLE'S
Book Store
Itint in aposition to sees art
contracts f,or all kitldr
e, 'tient work. rll••I, a. pitteine
foundation. tinder ►.triidi! t
Fresh carload of Cement
just in
GIF ME A CALL
MOSER --
Hamilton Street - Goderich
Public Notice
The 1930 Tax Roll
has been completed and
notices are being made
out.
Those wishing to take
advantage of the discounts
may do.so by paying their
taxes at once at the Tax
Collector's office.
J. H. ROBERTSON.
Tax Collector.
THE SIGNAL, -- GODERICH, ONT.
MAJORITY FAVORS
sidewalk came up on a letter from dluon, and a moUuu war carried to mut
Town 'Solicitor Holmes to the effect ' ify the Company to this effect, su
.C.41(11,11.41 from page 3) that he understood Mr. Uaucey was any alteratluus way be made before t
lug au international asautlatioa, eug- proposing to write either le the .veno- a.5ouut Is paid.
gesting us a name "Ontario -Florida ell or to iudbvldual inewtcrt; uutlluing! Reports of Committees
luternational lllghway Asrucfatton." some proposal for settlement. There I The finance committee recommend
This was referred to the sweet' coin
- was no commttnhatiUll trout Mr. 1►an• that a graut of elm)be made to tl
matter, the Mayor remarking .that try before the council, but it trans- l Goderich fall fair board, tool that tie
Otte was a matter for the nttentiou of Aired that a letter from blur to Mr. i (.come tax assessment for 11.035 ant..
jean
ewa 1'rhe (1,
Elaine Bamford
that I Esther Mcllwaln
he l 11 Honors: -
Sylvia Snikrhl 72.1
01)o
(111.3
le Harold Taylor 65.9
•' Howard Young (1) KS.S
dMilitant Me%VhIuuey (1) 69
67s
79.1
76.1
Jean Abell (1)
ed Alex. MaeVlcar (1
)
the Blue Water Highway Awot•lation. Helm... had been shuwu to two mew-' 11%10 against Mn,. Mona Tuuug
An application was received from bets of the conuell, Meosrs. Bailie and struck off the rolls.
the Salvatluu Army fur permission to Howler. The public works t•onunitte.e recow
1l
have a tag day, no di .e ting men- letter
t'
t) lteeve raigle nskdd why mended that purls wilt wire feuclug
tionet. I'erntaaIou was granted for this presented oupresented W the or cable be erected vu the north rids
tiny Jay except -July ]tit. council as a elde. of the road to the 'Malt -laud gulf
The Mayor reported that Alias Councillor Itallie read the Tetter, grounds, from' top of hill to bottom;
linker had spoken to him resent dew- whish was addressed 1.. D. E. Hulme.., that A. J. Cooper be instructed to fill
age by water to her property en -Wil -
barrister. and w•as as follows: in the of areaways on the street at
Ilam street and had Ptnted that If "Wigle vs. r:.»Irritb - the corner of Victoria and Hamilton
the council would out do 'nothing she "Tear $Ir, -1 have gone into this streets* and to 'put up a fence er rail
would place the matter h, the hands matter Stith toy .client with a view to to protect the public from the exvava-
er a lawyer. trying to mane to sous• amiable •as*-' tion at this corner; that the Bell Tele -
The platter was referred to the ruut.'e•ineut and I think that the fol- phone Co., be permitted to erect wires
piddle works committee. with power lowing solution to the matter shout stud two poles on the south eucl of
10 act in putting in a eatehhl4siu. be agreeable to all parties. Keaysstreet, the privilege to he at the
Thr )la.or brought up the matter "When the injunction was first Is pleasure of the touut•tl ; that "uo dump►
of preparing for the eelebrathm • of titled I discussant the matter with hag" gigue be plated along [he river
1a,mlulun Hay and wvt4 asked to a111 u. Mttyt'r Mack:eau and we thought that and lake b ukt and the Irollce be i
public meeting at an early date.
4'inwe111er Croft reported that Mr. J.
41. Reynold+ was already negotiating
,.Ah some out+Tele baseball trams for
., genie on that day.
Wellington Street
The neet.•r of the
Sidewalk ('ae.e
\1'rlli,.et-r. -tree!
Baby Chicks
( 1 cehorn ('lack- r irhvery
u J at $10 per 100 I I,Ir Leg -
,'rig, are lige Loo - linrr,•n
-train. •hie hens. besot t 1 ♦er- 1,t
large mtge. \1.• _n:irauu• ling per
,,,it. isle detain r'. Order early
while the 1* •i ,In ie. ars ,..onside.
The Walter R se Poul ry Farm
BRUSSELS, ONT
III Honors :-
James MAMehen (21
Alma Hewett (21
Graham M.LNe (2)
Margaret McLean (2)
Credits :-
Nancye Clarke 131
• Fred F.geuer 1:0)
Pearl Sandy (21
I Gladys Taylor (3)
Chrb+tine Robertson 14,
Burnndette Boyle 42)
Below 55ot :-
1 Dorothy ilenderson (2)
Meta Sheardown 131
Margnrl•t Sanderaoa (3)
Hilliard Tremblay (2) ..
84.0
64.5
81
00.5
'.5
57.3
M15.c
53,7
5,5.1
:15
54.5
53.7
Ift
53.3
51.3
4111
402
4'►
Rine Knight 141 414
a very r4N+tmablr prop.sitb'n would *tructtd to prosecute offenders u- Marra} rtpnlenngnon cit
he to have the council plait• the side-' •l'hc special Committee recommended Vveiyin(e A•'rt (4 (5) ..
walk on Wellingtou'ttreet between El- that troth *tdee of the road around IIetirn ('all»•rt 141
in avenue and West street iu aleHPnrletta host (8)
g the Square be marked off for i1LLI•, Nnr1':Il .(IIIIPr•nll (:11
p,*lti.nt they telt d1-1a*.ed he put It. parking and that safety zone% froth
and frutu West etrtet to St. Georges the head of each street into the par
Crescent that the sidewalk mlitht 1e be marked off also. ; -
placed inside of the trees to suit the The water. light and harbor sot
cow euirwr of Mr". lt,biuson, 1he wilier r.eununeudcd t hut three lie
plaintiff and others, l.ut iiaf,.rtuuatt•I) lifebuoys be purchased at a price d
Thi+ arrnugrufrnt could not 1* eurthel 97 each and that the. necessary rot
out a1 that time. (alt wy .suggestion be procured and buoys installed a
1. that It 1e carried out now and the the harbor (rout; that sign• to erre
difficulty of the injunction tun be got ed ret the waterfront offering u reaa
met. by, moment order amenting the of 410 for tuforwntlou of d4•sttnctie
judgment' 1.. (wry out this sngpc•+tiuu. „r wt+u- of life-sa'tug equipment :.
'1'h,• order would further provide that •
the dock ; that the waltzer of Koval-
each
n,cidea h party pay his own dein and that lug additional pedestrian at..e.mme*1:
the matter In the Court of Appeal tion across the C.P.R. bridge mi liar
wonfd *114,4.1) be abaudoheet without trot maintaining and of aintaining appr.ach.
guy further costs. to the C.P.R. bridge on harbor hill lot
"Will )ou kindly take the matter taken -up with the C.P.R., and _tie
op -with 01, with -411.1""" -H-.lax,• Conij'eui '- be 'wafted elle[ unhas :it
-wig an arrangement at., this cam(.' ranged the council will be reluctaut4
i»• ...me to and save fun her costs 111 ,.uwd i.ell.to apply to the Domini..
tLr matter:°' Railway Board. "Your committee vis
Councillor Bullae i.re•+euterl the fol- Inert the waterworks building at tau
- lowing 111"t1"11. all"' alis seconded by harbor and hare sketched( out u pin
4 ouurillor Mclean: "That this council fur a rest -room and comfort statins
11.4' i• very effort 44) -,it. power to ar- and reeowweteI that the matter l
rauge•an houoruble settlement of the
injunction u,w,tendiug between E. It.
%VigIe' and the town. ley doing ,~• we
would •acs a very (uus4denable• amount
of (sets til either, rnrtirs; lelteviug as
tv .to that this course would heal
the feeling that does •+31st at she pres-
ent time in -connection with this suit."
Councillor 'Me'1,ran said he wast out
n lover of law- and he thought 'a ...Ole -
merit should be reachedif possible.
The Mayor .a1.1he had previously
reported that practically all the crests
o!imperil the!imperil had already heel, in-
curred; to go ahead 80111,1 .•0,1 spy
three more. For thremonths the town
1 e*,Ihltor )lad dillydallied with the mat-
. ti•r; the council's bu.sine... Lad not
peen properly attended to. H.' ,t4.•
ro
Mayor, had never sethe letter weu-
tiouel by t'onneillor Bailie. 11.• Lad
benrd of a proposition for settlement.but u1,rhing definite d present-
edbeen to the enni,ll. The lawyers had ar-
ranged among themselves.. without int
authority. to hnvr the ens. withdrawn
from the at.p*•al 11sr "1 don't Clare who
-.
wins or Ins.' mid the Mayor. "but
It is an nwful way to do business."
The council did not want Mr. Wigle
to go to any great cost, nor was It
just a question of where the eldewalk '
vette to las. It was n que.tlnn n+ to
whether the cowring lens ting w•ith-
In its rights, and this should to dh-
eiled by the court.
•Councillor Moiler said there was
,.still nothing definite before the mum-.
cit, and Councillor Humber Paid he
would like to know If the member+ m
presenting the otion had any idea
w11itt Ibe nature of the settlement
wonW be.
•
Cnnneillor Croft said he w•a+ In
favor of going ahead with the nigral.
As it was. there was nothing tonerete
'before the council. -
Councillor Worsen thought ter.
Wigle had come to a pwltlon wherehe felt he was "hiked." ile thought n
settlement should 1s* made if- pewitIP.
The motion was then lett and car-
ried on the following vote:
Tea -Turner, Bailie, Worrell, Mc-
Lean, ('rnigle---5.
Nay -Moser, Croft, Humber, .the
'Hnvor--t. •r
-1n account from the Lorne Fire
Engine Co. for the price of the ladder
truck was presented. it was stated that
the tenek was not yet in proper, con-
k Left aehool :- '
May Boyle.
u• Form 1)1 A.t"t,
Clare .tverage 61.9
1 Honor- :-
*'_--_William Sutherland
1 Jame. Suoheriaud (11
I• Itorothe .Mien
rel II lienors: -'37
Arthur Brow ti
Jain 1e.Inor
Margaret Ryan 111
Lenore ('Haig
Alan Pentland
ted Dry
The de.4or head called the day be-
fore and told Mr.. Jones to keep hei-
ght
er
akt husband lu sari, give him pills
regularly stud take his temperature
first thing ha the worulug. %%lieu he
called again, Mrs. Joints met him at
the door.
"1)10 you tale teas temperature this
morning?" be asked.
"No, 1 couldn't find the thermom-
eter," said Mr,' Jones, ' but 1 gat the
barometer and put 1t on hl+ Chest. It
sat "drys" w• 1 gale ham a glass it'
beer and Le's gone t.• marl.^
FOR v ti.F:
F„It SALE:.- t: I,;Irr-Ft4tiT eaittie-
1 t'ASI' 11' 1' i-\A%EL, %,et xlrlet.
FOR SALE .--4\)I'R-BU'R.NEII NEW
FOR
Coll 011 Stove with
oven. Apply at SIGNAL. OFFICE Olt
,telephone 504.
F1141 S.11- - 11111. RI'TLI'I».i: ES
1''. 4 !- ,14•i - • on 1': Itucrehm
•1me•1 .\,'1•.s 11 11. \ 1111 s. Iher-
rI-tors. Ilam ieh
P11t SALE. -- HuMF:ItS. Ht. ;I'IEs.
n n. ieuu! 't--. f.I1l'alls. pi -ratty
i.ntt (4e. Apply PIRRII: F'Elt-
1 54 dt:t)'fiebl. tint.
SPECIAL SALE•:. -- l'SF:lo 1•It.1\cl.
SPECIAL
In good plerhttl.h•al sou
dition, oak 'and mahogany finish.
From $17.50 no. Write for 44w.to and
tit's order blatnk& to t:1- 1trST ('e (4 .
Room 2. 77. Vittoria street. Toronto.
71t (hut
72
1sR S.F:. 'rtiltl:S111Nr, i,l'`rl'IT
.0
71.i
11.4•Twelity horselli..wer Pell steam cu
gi11r. (:,»wli+oi. separator. 113-ilea1 c);
baler, .elf-fw.lor grlin,rlern'.r end
et tee, LC;IiItflLuS c)l'-lagntt .._esti.
8.0,1
and pomp. Ei-e y'thing in g•..I reni-
Itt.S uing order. A. 11. STILAC .II'A'N. lt.lt
m,7 No. 4. Galrrlth. Tel4'14n • 1'011r.rur
81.6 Municipal 116.
440.4;
11
Lyall Crawford 4 1 1 0(1.'
111 l lonors :-
r - -Helen cooper d 1 r -. .. .
James Salkeld e 1 I
Y WIIIino, K. S ler. (It
11 Evelyn" long
- Dorothy Lhlkluter 421
Gordon Mc4Medlen 121
1` Vesta Tubb (221
WARNING!
NOTICE TO CORN
GROWERS
RI's CORN BORk IU AC I
All Corn Stubble and
Stalks must either be
ploughed under or picked
up and burned before
the 20th day of May.
OSWALD GINN.
Goderich, Ontario,
Inspector.
Building Supplies
In connection with our Planing Mill, Anglesea
street, we carry a complete stock of Building
Materials --Cement, Lime, Gyproc, Wood and
Patent Shingles, etc., etc.
1 FRESH CEMENT ALWAYS ON HAND
Rough and Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Doors,
Sash, and all Planing Mill products.
If you are thinking of building consult us and
save money.
The Goderich Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
(J. /':. 'Raechler, President)
Foot of Anglesea Street . Goderich . Telephone 61
Arrow Coach
New Time
Table
Leave Goderich for
Stratford and Woodstock
7.00 a.m. 2.15 p.m.
DAILY
Leave Goderich for
LONDON
7.25 p.m.
DAILY
Connecting at Stratford for
Kitchener, Guelph, Toron-
to, St. Marys.
Connecting at Woodstock
for London, Hamilton,
Brantford, Buffalo.
Connecting at London for
Cleveland and Windsor.
CENTRAL
ONTARIO
BUS LINES
n J
e0. 1.r, (1051
Central Ontario
BUS LINES
LIMITED
Head Office, 171 Bay St., Toronto
• Floronee M'.Kenzle (1 i .. .. .
• rrPeut+i:-
taken up with the water and light eom-
tuhaduu, to have built uu Ito (spial dl
visien 4.1 the cost."
The court of reel+don renommendct
that the lower aselnment of Itot*•r
winter 011 hi+ property on 'tic Ilur..
road be rtdutv.'d by one-half for tb
)war 1'.1 (4 --that Is. to 821.118.
The cemetery and larks committee
r,'.ominendeil that the committee t»
empowered to obtain estimates. on the
cost of wiring and lu,nallitig elee•tri
lieSts in the cemetery sexton's dwell
lag.
11(2
. 45)
Clayton FdWSF1 (11 5•+.6
Iteg Fisher (1) as 6
50(
1 • • John Knw•shaw 12, 57'1
I Marie Thous. C8, :111.5
R.ax 'trimmer l4r
'' Reluw 5d "
s: -
Reg Newcombe (31 :.1
Kenneth Hunter 41 51
Clete Watson 4 5) 49'
Albert )taker (2i 478
Duncan McKay 13, 45.4
Walter Newcombe (11
Discussion re Reek -Brusher
In connection with the report o
the 1511.11.' works ,ommitte• the qua•
tion of purchasing a rock•ent.hin
outfit was again discuwa"l. Several
the members espre.uel thetnoel','s a
la favor of buying the ,rusher If it
could be financed. The Ilse...
pdnteel out that the town was Peeling
a 1(trge amount of d44entures. this yenr
The revert. were all ad,q'fe.l. ('.m
(411144rBailie recording ill, t •,t.
agnln.t the pmpn*111 to park ear. 01
the In'dde of the roadway ou tb,
Square.
Councillor Worsen brought up a
matter in connection with the fire dean-
mlttee. The cohinatiee's r4eommcnda-
tl.n for the plr.htse of 200 feet:of
hos• had been adopted by the man -
ell, but the chairman of the commit-
tee (Cnnn,tllor Alei.ean l hnd refosel
to take action ,in accordance with the
o• ri neiller NieLean said he tho,lght
there was no Immediate need of the
new hose.
After some further disemedon Conn-
elllor Worrell said- he wan eatlsfi.I
If a report were.obtained on the quan-
tity of hose on hand.
Conneillor Moser mail the .tn4•k-
yard scale. at the C.N.R. were now In
firsts -ria++ condltioei and he thought
uhfe should he p la,M on r.eeord. The
market ,ommitiee was milked to bring
In * rep(4rt.
Reeve Turner thought the enema.
nt the market plan. '1s)6141 be (leered
up.
ronn.'t;lor Mow'r wanted •Fes, know
what wits to be done about eon-
tntrtlnn of cement sidewalks this
year. and the matter was erred tq
the public work.. eemmittelL for a re-
f*art.
(tin the .11g:eerion of (0nnclllor Me -
Lean It wns rlPrldel in Ask the water
end light commission to mare tau
Hydro pole. 1111 the barber hill which
obstructed ctel the rnndwny roar/Me extent.
Tai, o .nn-'tl then adjourned.
Fero iV
Class average •62.5%
I Honor.: -
E:'. 4.4 n Dent. d 7e:6
11 Honors --
• Frank Savage
Mary Ferguson
Hel.'la 1)avk100n
732
71.4
45,
Margaret groves• ts•.6
Ito
STANDING OF G.C.I.
( Confirmed from - page 1)
Proal Most (51
53.2
il.aslr Here (4) 49.7
Bay Drennan (5) 46.2
!label Edwards (4) 43.5
Rath lWerr•Ii (2). 42.6
William Thomas (A) 35.4
Not ranke}:-
4nrjori,• Inger (3)
Ralph Walter. (3)
52.41
50
i.eft S.1,.441: -
Ruth Caldwell
Bog I'm+tie
' Form 11 B.
Class at.'rage 633%
1• Honors 1. --
Filmy( (O'Brien
irene Stoll
4441!1
ti
Yammer ,Mn+nn (1) 76.1 TREBLE. -In ever loving memory of
John McMehcn 75:1 our dear mother, Charlotte Treble,'
, 11 Honor.: who parsed away ids years ago -
Stanley Taylor 74.41, -May 14, 1924.
1kurtas Frngan 73.4 , hone from these earthly scenes,
1(nbv Errington 72.3' And friends who loved her,
Ruth ('nrwpn 64l To a better home shore,
John Howard f 1) • 87.1• Where eve one day hope to meet her
Effie Jewell (21 86.2 'In that land of rest and love.
14111
-Ever remembered by her family.
Wlllinm Rarreiw (11 113.7
Mary 114 -Kinnon (3) 62.5
Robert (:row.'. (2) 01.6
('rrriIM :--
i►.'lrnR Merr.'nth (1 1 I)4
• Margaret Faster (2) 57.4
.lnme. Reldltt (4) 55
Ilelew 53.1.:- -
itnwM T'frhm,rr (21
l'hilin, re Blank (5)
,Tem.. 4hrarlown (til
satinet waiter (3) It
Marlon 11ohnee (4)
\,e rnnkld:- TI14) FAMILY OF THE LATE Nuts
Rimm Ammhicr 1:;11..-70
t s i0 Tih)bi. HALL Web to thnnk their
Arthur Fireman (3) ...,,,•,.37.7 many Mende for expressions 01 mym-
h ft srhnol -- lathy at the time of their recent be -
with
'Nem. rpacemcnt. They also aeknow-Icdg'
Form int B.
with appnrlation the many beautiful
Class Ai -entre 6A.3% florid trihntee of regard and mym
580001-1- p.,hy and wish to thank those who
Anleen Litt loaned cera for the Alner(l.
J4•nn Walter
Ethel ('ook 87 9
ltrnvm Pentland 121 67 It
111 Notions:-- - Stewart F'1•riil...11
Arthur Slmpwnl 12,
Ihmld Brre-kuw 12)
Credit-.:-
. Evelyn
'rrdit-:--
Evelyn cooler (31
Below 35 '1 :-
Carleton Wers'll (31
W111h1m Thomson (7
Not rankel:-
Charles Neftel
n; 1
4141
57
fel
37 1
02
Domeld Marl- on (1) ::t.5
Ruth Sant (1 1 4.,
Setnnd Veer Commercial
Diploma Standing 75^'c
Mi'.1*•I Brownlee 04.7
Iswot by Step 04.5
i.ulu Jewell 02.4
Della Marney 02
Ih.rottiy Walters 79.9
Marie Ryan 7t(
Virs'ur Elliott (1) 75
Certificate Standing II%
Norman Beeler (1 , ' - n0
Emily Mnl'lur.' (1) 71 v
Annie• Tubb (2) 7:1.5
Marguerite Melloualrt (2) 895
John aellebean ( 4 ) 6'4
Mary Greene (21 87.7
818.9
6(i
65.3
64.3
04
63 7
Naomi M, Tie• rn, t (21 413.5
4V1111out Standing: -
Margaret Shephard (8)
Gwen E111ntt (:t,
(;lndyu Rlu'r.' 161
Earl Elliott (6)
I'w' 1'*ge (5)
Ambro'e Colborne (4)+2.5
',Award 1bu.'hler (61 50.1
Below 3O'ir :-
Marle shimM. 143.1
• J. P. 11 1111111
Print pa 1.
Irene Marsh 43)
Charlotte 'Arlington (2)
Fwllth Cornfield 12,
.11.4.1.•rt Bridle (31
,lame. Johnston (4)
lila ('nrrick 44.1
:19.)
57.
57.1
:.o2
.56
DIED
DUNLOP. -in Goderich, on Saturday.
May 16tH, Caroline Stowe, wife of
George Dunlop, in her 32nd year.
HALL. -In Goderi 41, on Saturday,
May 10th, Elba
of the late Thos.
year.
00X. -In - Goderich,
12th, (Sarah Jane
the late George
year.
Armstrong, a idols
Hall, in her 80th
on Monday, May
Sarah Jane Cox, daughter of
Cox, in her 78th
741.!1 IN MEMORIAM
CARD OF THANKS s.
WE WISH TO EXPRESS OCR DEEP
gratitude to that* who aist'tel 1n
the aearrh for nor loved one on Sat-
LLrdny plight; for Innnrnerabte other
sole kindnewetw extended to us in our lime
47 of ill-ores1i and tereare'ment, mei to
46.v all who hmve been kind and eympath.t-
46 le. GE0R4118-I/1-\LOP a,0d NORINE.
454
7417i
\B1* ('•I►i(•KS .\XT► liATOHIN4;
1i4:,;,1 --41. A. 1'. (tarred 'Ili»•k+ at
41141,4(4) per 14(44. arra Single ('limb White
Legborns at $17.41) per 10 for May
Fagg+ elm per 14%4. Priees at tie.•
farm. R,.hc-tlnn on large quantities.
.%11 erg_+ .e! In nor Iro't0'ator+ es* sold
fur latehlt,41 are i'1%1111141 from our
own hens ..n nor farm. Alth.'ngh ,.4tr
;mice. may he a little higher than you
can buy efse here. they are wv.rtll
many tlmee the difference . .41.0 sup -
idle. Royal Lr.»»ier +11,14••, feeler. and
waterer. If )nu are In need ed any
of these. better •w• what we have. C
G. CAMPBELL. R i1. N.'. 2. Anl»ern.
'Phone Blyth 10-24.
P1'R1.IC NOTICE
NOTICE. -A COURT OF REVItt4ION
411 on the assessment of the Township
of West Wawanosh will be het ou
Tuesday, May 27tH. 1W(, at 10 a.m .
at the Township Hall, to beam sad de-
termine all app•A1s against tie cur-
rent , as'e.sment. -
DC1LNIN PHILLiPS.
C:eel' • W. -• 1C.. .:,• -s
ptBI,iC NOTICE,_'
TAKE NOTICE that I have under
a •tistr.-w warrant date) the .Path
.der• of March, A.D. 1939, seised the
goods here•Innfter set forth of The
Goderich Artcraft Furniture Company
Limited, for arrears of. tases,.amonnt-
Ing to *11113.46, and that the same
w111 be sold by public auction at the
factory, Maitland road, In the Town of
Goderich, en
TUESDAY, MAY 27th, A.D. 1990
at the hour of 2 o'clock in the after-
noon.
TERMS: Cash.
Dated at Goderich this 12th day of
May, A.D. 1950.
.1 H. R()I)ERTSOtN,
Arwem*or aid Tax ('ollecter.
Corporation 4.1 the Town of G4*lrrkeb.
The following are the got*%. and
chattels es seamed as aforesaid:
Office furniture and eequipment, flee
rolls tapestry. twentyseren rolls cre-
tonne, 1 5(0-11.. scale. 1 i0 -gal. dram
varnish, 1 blow torch, held lots of
screws, note, (device,, uphol*tertng
needles, etc.; n number of wood drilla,
tape, files, et(.; tapestry remnants.
assorted rivets. restore. hand drilling
machine, ns.orted else. stove bolt..
ser.'w., weigher'•. rite.; 250 lbs. ground
aRbeetos, platform (+calm', several 1(144
lbs. nails, unfinished chalrm and other
furniture, t+e•reral hundred Abs. reed.
a Inrg.' mould 'of paint, tarnish and
enamel.
T'H'OS. (IUNDRY,
Auctioneer.
TENDERS W1NTED
TENDINIS F'o11 T►itElaGIN(;
SLED tenders, adtl'rp'mel to the
nn.ler-lgmed and ender+el "Tender
for Dredging. Pori Arthnr, and Fort
William, Ont.," will be reeeivel nntll
12 o'eloek noon (daylight saving),
Tuesday, May 27, 1930.
Tc144ler-t V. i11 not Ls e(nsl,MFe1 utiles.
made on the forth. •1111, 10.1 bi the
wA111l1
WANTED. -OD • (1R MIDDLD-
tt AGED woman' aousework. at
ply to JGJIN UMW, R.R, No. 1,
Goderich.
WANTED.-7tIJD roR ORAL
bousswork. Ap>rpty after 6 pmto
elms$. J. Y. MAW at Yrs I;, Q B,a-
com'a residence, Nelson street.
WANTED.-JJIXPIDRLENGISD CODE -
general, for ssmmar month,. Good
wages for efficient befit HRS. W, a
BOWDE.', Keays street, Goderich,
AUCTION SALE
'CLEARING•
SALE O!' HOt'SF1HOI.D
F911tNITIUA.1 ANI) 1"t I(Nltili-
INGS.
We are lnatrue•t.d by
NIRS. 1.. E. WIteltEY
who ha• leased her (louse mai is tear-
ing fiir Euglatttl, (..1441 by public nue-
ttem at the preual-,s, s%t street,
I:oderktt, on
SATURDAY. Y.17th
A•'ulnteueltltt at I •1 welt *burp, nil
1.•
...amine of tits house, 111 i,:groum,
tildugt,».w, tedr.a,u and klt.iaru turn -
i, .higa. Including;_
1111e 1.111110 nal +t.'».1' ITlatlhury), 1
.nn1t1 nu-lodinn. 412 octave: 1 41013
1•iauo care• organ. 1 large auk Ryan -
el lc. -,•oral wahill( elixirs, reefers
And tables: 1 largo wr•retary and
b.»'kettle. 1 small seer.tnry, 1 hall
rack. 1 cilitu, e•toeL!R w•tdl elms, 6
rise. % %Pilton at,l lira+arta ),' eongol-
rum rtlx. Itnelrmms. jardiniere.. 3 -
pas antique lartor suite, 1 walnut
...titre table, F:ug11411 talk v,rnt.da
burrs, wicker t-lwlr-, r4•etrie table
'angle. contents of four Iedronms Cora -
;deft.. ittelading- a maa.he walnut bed-
..,ud : I•eeid !lg, eLItn, en» kery, ' Cstc'
-T)TT(e;-ejiihT••ry anti g1t:eware. 1 tlln-
lugrea'm snits, 1 Shaer swing
uluchh,.'. kitchen fnrni+hhlg•. inr)ud-
ing range. 2 Quebec, Meters, 3 -turner
.nal oil sees. wrsh' tuba. ..winger,
list. mower. and other garden tool.,
1
(lievrolet 111.'1 numerous
other articles.
'rNHM S : t'ash.
T. GC:N•I)IlY & SON,
Auctioneers.
Al'('TIONEEKINO
T1141M.(,S GI'N'DRY, GODEI1I('H.
LIVE STOCK ANI) GFl\Sit
A I'CTiOXEER
T",ephune \ 119.,
Saler *heeded to anywhere and eveyr
effort made to give wtlsfactien.
Farmers' *ale nett* dIsmunted.
WESLEY W. F18Ilp$.
Auctioneer.
will conduct mule* anyw!,ere. My
terms ere reasonable and 1 will en-
deavor to glee satisfaction. i'bone
Carlow 1314, or address R. R. 4, GotI-
erieb.
ELLI0DF MILLER
Auctioneer
Phone 70, I.ucknow
Sales cundu.'red anyw'llere. Wide ex-
1,erien. r. ' My very hest efforts put
forth :u each rod every tale,
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
f HIROPRACToR A. D DRUGLESS
THERAi'1ST
Goderich, Phone 341
Equipped with .'Ie•rro-magnetc
bathe. Electronic. electric treatments
and chiropractic. Chronic organic and
nervous disputes. Lady in Attendance
Oman hours 2 to 5. and 7 to 9 p.m..
exeepting Monday and Thnreday and
by appointment.
' A. N. ATKINSON
Reeldenee and office -Corner of'
South street and Britannia road.
('H.1KTF:KF.D ACCOUNTANT
F
RANK 1'. (;113118, CHARTERED
Accountant. 112 Ontario street,
St ra t font. Phone 15140. Rtes 13301.
MEDiCAI.
Dlt. F. J. R. FORRTER, -
EYE, EAR, NOSE. THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York oph-
thalmic and Aural Hospital, assisitmnt
at Muore460141 Eye 'Invite' end Golden
14911tre Throat Hospital. London. Eng
53 Waterloo $t:.44, Stratford. Ter
-
piano., 267.
At Hotel Belford, Onlertcb, on the
evening of third Blonde;of each
month till the following do, Tneeday,
at 1 p.m.
LEGAL
' r,RXEST Y. LEE.
Barrister and Solicitor
Sun Life Building. Adelaide and
Victoria streets, Toronto 2.
.Telephone Elgin 5301.
DUDLEY E. 1101.11E,,
Barrister, Etc,
(►mea -Hamilton street, Goderl(L
Phone 21.
•tt" R. DARROW, IlARItISTER, ET(
dueccsaor to J. L. KIlloraa.
Phone
ORb87.•e--The &.pare: (ioderleb.
Detainment and In neronlnn.'e with - ------ -
the enndltinns e't forth therein.
Combined . u'-Ifle•ntinn and form of
te•t,8'r Inn he °leaned on npldir-e-
1lon to the nn,lerslened, nIse at the
of!'I r of the 1M.triet Engineer. ('us -
tome Building, Fort William. Ont.
Tenders mast lnehndM the towing of
the pinrlt to and from the work.
The Ilrwluc. end( other pinnt whish
sr. intended to ile emI.1nyel on til.
work, *hall hate been duly registered
In Canada en or before the thirty -
(lily of December. 1929. or .ha11
have been eon.tr)(tel and registered
In Cnnnd* slurp the said dente.
En, h tenter must he nerompenied
br on neeetkel entente on n lh*M.'rel
bank. pnvnbl4 to the 04 r of the
Minus -r of l',N,ll- Work., for 5 per
cent of the contract price. int no
rhlvine to le for les„ than five Jinn
droll Holler.. 118114. of the iominion.
of ('nnadn or lon1Nlit of the ('pnnditn
\,aimed Rnllwey (`ompany will M. as*•
e•.'pled n• .e•nrity. ns* land'. end a
rhnlue If reep111red to snake 1111 an (»t
n meant.
v 4 i',
X. D';sJ %Rr)1\P.
Ne•n'te ry.
Tlepartmentnr. of Pnb11c Work*.
OttawaR, May 12, 1958.
1
Flaps & Napo
i:,tato•rsn., F:ro.
1 R.C.HAVS-RC.HAYS ,(4.. RA
Llptniltnn SI.. Pimiento' -
Lk' MANCE. LOANS. ET('.
,K11.1.0,1, Mi'TL',1r. FIRE IN-
Ifa N1'R.\Ne'E (Yl. -Firm and iso.
later) town property Inenrrd.
Oftleere--Ja.. Connolly. Ilan..., God -
.'Tech P.O.: Jar. Ev:an., Vlee►Pr,t(.
Beeeli le„ n'al l'.11.; 1). F. Mt1(,regor,
Nee. -Trans., See forth P.O.
Directorm-.A. Bmadfoot, R.R. No. 3,
Senforth: Jews )hnblf' Walton;
Wm. Rlnn, R.R. No. 2, Senforh: Rob-
ert -.Ferris, Airlock; John RPnneweis.
Brerlhsgeh; Geo. McCartney, it It. No
3, Monfort!): .Tnlm Pepper, Rrne•efi,M.
Agent.. -W. J. Yen. 11.8. No. 3. ('lin-
ton; James Nett, Myth; E. lllnch-
ley, Seater)); John Murray. 51`71 forth.
Polley -holders can make all pRynwtit.t
rind get their molls r.'rrdpfel Rt It. .1.
Morrish',. Clothing Store. - (inton :
Calvin fu's's Grneery. Kingston street,
(inddllrt'h, or .1 iT. Raid's General
!tore; DayAnN,