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OPTICAL SERVICE
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Service; give your eyes a
thorough examination, and if
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1D PICK ALL-STAR TEAM
The executive of the Huron Softball
League invite faits to pick an all-star
team from the player of the League.
The team that 1s eboeen will In alit
probability play a game with some oat -
*tending team not In the League. Lists '
should be sent to the secretary of the
League, A. C. McCaully, Seaforth.
n X '- HENSALL
At Hensall on Wednesday two God-
erich rinks won prises In the Scotch
doubles bowling tournament, In which
five local rinks participated. W. Pow-
ell and F. Cralgie were in for third
prize and J. Swafileld and Chas. Grif-
fith won fourth plaee. Other Goder-
ich players were: A. Whiteside and
F. Hunt; R. Johnston and H. McNee:
J. R. Wheeler and F. Toole. Habklrk
and Miller, of Wingham, and McDon-
ald and partner, of Hensall. were win-
ners of fire and seeoed prime, re-
gpeMlvely. -
KINGSBRIDGE
KINO$$RIDGE, Aug. 1T.--1241.
Thos. O'Neil of Winnipeg made •
visit to bis relatives le Goderich and
Ashfeld last week.
Mr. Edmond Garvey, of St. Mich-
ael's College, Toronto, is holidaying at
his home here.
Mr. sad Mrs, Joe Garvey and child -
/141. Of TAr etti. *Peet a few days wit
their parents, brother and slaters
here this week. _- --
Mr. M. J. O'Connor had a friend of
his boyhood visit him list week, in the
person of Rev. Father Ferguson of
Brantford, w g - tysa_a�/id log some
y, +. , ..-- twLllederlep,
Dr. and Mrs. Kasper of Detroit are
having a two weeks' holiday among
their friends here.
Miss Veronica Mulyneaux, of Dublin,
1. visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mr. Tim Grilfiu.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Reilly and fam-
ily and Miss Gladys O'Reilly, of De-
troit, spent a few days at the hese
of Mr. Freyne recently.
Mrs. C. O'Reilly returned te, e-
trott this week.
Hr. Ind Mies. Jack Dalton an�'s�n;
of Timmins, were visitors at Mrs.
Agnes Austin's over the week -end.
Miss Annie Dalton of Detroit and
Mr, and Mee. Pape and daughters of
Kitchener are spending a while In
their summer cottage here.
Mr. Clare O'Reilly of Detroit visited
among his friends here last week.
Misses Ellen and Rose O'Reilly ac-
companied their brother. Bather
O'Iteilly, of Reliance, South Dakota.
and Miss Annie Griffin as far as Mil-
waukee, where they join in the cele-
bration of the golden jubilee of their
oldest sister, Sister M. Clements, In the
Notre Dame order.
Miss Ethel Austin of London visited
her mother, Mr. A. Austin. on Sun -
lay.
Many of oar young people are
strickeu with the measles at present,
but all we knees• elf are getting along
Vevey.
Mr. John T. Sullivan Is still suf-
fering from tbe effect" of • bad fall
---aids -roe erld Isar weeTt: ---Ws
Yelriiirletetrery ret?
Another accident which aroused the
sympathy of the community was the
fall of Mrs. Thos. Garvey on Satur-
lav la"t. which resulted In a frac-
tured arm and dislocated shoulder. If
sympathy will lighten suffering, Mrs.
Garvey has It In abundance.
otaty Rinks at
Sunday, A
,tggot • 14th, to Mr. sad
Triples Tourney
GODERICH, ONT.
11
VRAGAN.--At A�fdra hospital, e•
Mrs. James ',Algae, a sou.
pRItINOTl( ',1.�'tAlezaudra hoapl-
tal, o. y, August 18th, 10
Wingham Trio Take First Prise Mr. and Mrs. Everett Errington, •
daughter.
: )ij (vent on Local Bowl- mottiuSON,-yk.G,alerieh, est Thum
Lag Gretna day, Aagutt tau, to - 3!!L_1> 4
O.R..-� s. wA. -
a w rink eeetwaed
Meson. W. McCool, 0. Thompson_ HORS --At Onnd 1'ralrle (Alberta)
J. Mason (skip) won firm prime b hospital. ori Monday. August 16, to
Rev. and Mn. II' H. Mow, of
Hytbe, Albert•, a son (Cedric Wil-
liam).
•-
n .mow. Ysi* alPt
MILLIAN,-•-At Detroit, on Tuesday,
August 16th, Wilbert G. Millets in
his 42nd year,
MORGAN. -la Goderlc•h, on Satur-
day, August 13th, laabella MaOre-
gor, widow of the Isle Wllltam Mor-
and J. Agnew, 0t Lucknow, gas, In tier 911th year.
Forty rinks participated in the WAI/PERS--la Colborne township, on
tournament, the first of this nature Hunday. August 14th, Mary Ana Jew-
thls seaaou in Goderich. Of these, ell, widow a< tbe late William A.
eighteen were local risks. the utbaz -. Walters, la bee-9Tth year<
twenty-two representtu% bowling el -
in Henaall, Seafortb, Clinton, Whig -
ham, Lucknow, Blyth, Port Elgin salt
Brtuosela. Mason of Winghest
perfect teem laving i wise ea& $
the 'rah triples twilight bowling
tournament held by the tiiudrrlch
Lath .lissediiMl
J. ft. Wheeler (skip), of team. Were
in recvud place; W. Mussel, J. Bre-
pbey and R, Basset, of tuwu, third;
A. Taylor, W. Campbell and E. J.
Nash, of Wingttam, fourth, and a fifth
prise went to G. McDonald, R. Rae
The Goderich softball nine defeated
the Bayfield teem on Monday erening
In Vietoria Park, 10 to L
The final game for the Lloyd tro-
phy was played nn tlte-Maitland golf
.souse-oa $a •aa/
won by Mr. S. Oliver, who defeated
Mr. James. Donaldson.
GREAT THINGS
I find the great thing In the world
Js
leo so much where we stand as
Jo what direction w,' are moving. -O,
W. l lnlmee.
• USED CARS
at Moore's Garage, St. Andrew's Street, Goderich
W E HAW, IN STOCK THiS WEEK
19 ream Sedan, sold with New 10:2 Ford Rosdeter, R.$.
Car Guarantee. 1ir_h Essex Coach.
1927 Whippet Sedan.
1927 Chevrolet Coupe, ILL --;-- - -
1927 Star Sedan,
192i Chevrolet Medea. 1927 /ford t'o
upas.._--.�
1925 Cbeeroret aIieb: _ . ' " - 1925 lheerotet' dt$ .
Orr Used oars are always -,flanging. We laid six .Mt
3nveP•I it Niiikerltfy I*f,� wl :' �o�a .....
Outside rinks were as follow.:
1Vingbam- C. 1'. Smith, G. Wil-
liams and W. R. Hamilton (skip) ; A.
Taylor, W. Campbell stud E. J. Nash
(skip) ; E. Harrisou, .1. Murray and
W. French; W. McCool, 0. Thompson,
J. Mason; W. Van Wyck, D. B. Proc-
tor, 1). Rae; Habklrk, Wilson and W.
Miller.
Lueknow-A. Solomon, G. H. Smith
and W. "Pelt" McCoy; I. Miller, W.
E. McPherson and G. Hassel; G. Mc-
Donald, R. Rae and J. Agnew; C. L.
Oberle, W. H. Porteous and Dr. John-
ston. kine Products in the town of Goderich.
MORR18.-in Colbor a 1410M11..�1
Wednesday, August 1Ttlb, Herbert
F. Morris, in his 39th year.
-The funeral service will take place
a lift! late re• dencc,.4th-..ttlntscemltoll.
Colborne, 'on Saturday, August 20th,
at 2.30 o'clock. Interment in Col-
borne cemetery.
WANTED
WANTPI).-TWO 1 NFI'RNII&IRD
heated rooms, for %%Intel months.
Apply to THE $ICN. '.1. OFFICE, stat-
ing rate per mouth
AMAN OF THE HIGHEST INTEG-
RITY and of good appearance
wanted to handle the sale of Wat-
Port Elgin --C. Eley, A. P. Peuber
and C. Starling; Perkiest, Keopke and
Hales.
--Seaforth-M. Malik -1/1-.-J. Duncan
and 11. Jeffrey.
Blyth-Hlron, Robinson and J. Cutt.
irns�ela--W. C. Kerr, H. ChampT21K -
R. -Bowman ; W Reott, W, Willis'
and J. Logan; D. MtTavlsb, R. J. Mc-
Laughlin
e-
Laughlin and 11. Downing; W. Bur-
gess, L. M. Proctor and D. M. Scott.
Hensall-G. Brock, F. Bonthron
and A. Clark.
Clinton -McArthur, J. E. Cook and
H. Manning; J. E. Cantelon, M. J.
Excellent proposition to man who Is
not afraid of hart Rork and long
hours. Write giving full particulars
about yourself to RUPERVIMOR.
Room 3-119 King street. London.
1ij 4•111
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ORT(iAOI BALE OF FARM I M TAM1L1 OP Y „WILLIAM
PROPRRTY. I r A. WALTER$ wish tC their
friends and neighbors for and
Under and by virtue of the power I sympathy shown them tat recent
contained in a certain mortgage which I herrevemeat and especia olio
will be produced at the time of sale, gave the use of earn s 1169
there will be offered for •sale by publle seat doroi trlb.tee.
auction on Saturday, the 27th day of '
At:gtret, A.D. an, a' the tsar of 2 �B6c 11fl8i N • yg][_
o'clock in the afternoon, at the prem- 1LY, Wil0 Mil. , u MRS. AL -
Mises, in the Township of Colborne, DMN AWN AND T Y wish to
the foilowtng property: empress their thanks and eppr•ectatton
Part of the south part of Lot Num- for flowers rent and also fpr letters and
ber Eight, Lake Range Coacenlon, words of sympathy received la their
W.D., Townsbtp of Colborne, bereavement.
This L Lake ghee.
larg• baro wtt'1.. ds UMW ._...mac..,.^•- n�. s MRO. JOHN ''""1101114A
TRRMS-Tea per cent. Ott purchase Mand family take this mean of ex -
price at time of aale, and balance n?essing their appreciation of the kind -
Mo1RTGA* SALE
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or less, to the plain' Y • • the
whole containing :' lZ - . 4144 f •. the
of an acre of !smellier* W1 IX-
THLY-Belug enblAErlle4 }{ 269, f.
the Tows of 0odeatg1 ill the Cosn4
of Huron *foresal& mad loj ryuning•• ,-
number 717 in the, enld Totlfa-Rt GN'
erich, aid lots meaning at•mber T1
and 72, except that part .bid to W. M.
McLean under deal 'No. 10744, and
that sola to Wilmer Mclean G.R. No.
6798; Also Lot 70, except that part
sold to W. M. McLean asSer deed No.
10744, aid that geld to W. E. Ke -
Lean G,R. Nr- 6190, than* part sold to
W. It. McLean Na 133!2. that part
sold to W. M. a No. 13344, a.d
rot part as tl► T.:2, McLean and
' 18846: Also
to Wu-
Ileed N0.
lea, n.
t.MWcLea, s
within sixty days.
For further particulars apply to
HAYS A HAYS,
Ooderlcb, Ontario,'
Solicitors for the Mortgagees hereto.
THO8. GUNDRY k SON, Auctioneers,
Goderich, Ontario.
M°atT(a4citt 1;iAI.L .
Under sail bp;alltaso1 ire powers
contained in a certain mortgage, which
will be produced at the time of sale,
there will be offered for sale by public
auction on Saturday, August 20th, A.D.
1932, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, at the premises, in the
Township of Oolborne, the following
property:
Parts of Lots Numbers 1 and 2, in
the Second Concession, W -D., Town -
obit) of Colborne.
The property consists of good farm
land within one mile and a half of
the Town of Goderich; has large barn
and frame house.
TERMS -Ten per ceut. of purchase
price at the time of sale, and balance
within sixty days.
For further particulars apply to
HAYS k HAYS,
Goderich, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Mortgagee&
THOMAS GUNDRY A SON, Auction-
eers, Godericta, Ont.
COUND. - A LADY'S WRIST
•g watch. Owner will please apply to
Constable Whiteside and pay for thl.
advertisement,
/ OST. -A WHITE G nLD (WYDO)
ad wrist -Watch, octaK l in slate, with
&•hoenhals and Rev. K. McGoon. I'en-
nehaker, of Clinton, also participated,
' his partners' names not being secured.
Goderieh rinks were as follows: J.
H. Lauder, J. 11. Johnston and T. Tay-
lor (skip): W. Snazei, J. Brophey and
R. Bisset : M. W. Hewitt, J. W. New-
comboGoldthorls•Bar-
low, Dr. Reid and Dr. Hall: E. D,
Brown. L. Young and T. McDermott;
W. Hern, W. F. Sanndera and J. R.
Wheeler: W. Tehbutt, F. Toole sad
--T. Pritchard; G. Mat ieson, P. Bis.et
sad G. Remands; C: -K. Saunders, 3:
Bisset and W. J. Powell: Sid Palmer,
881818184.-1,04i0 cilt+felR4=ap. Moine 1, 1. D
E. J. Prldham; J.
WoOdice3KeeSse itpmenda and 3'.
-" ran
It M4nrttn-7-X: L Care: )Tr. ora • am
and G. MacVlear; R. C. Whateley, F.
Craigie • and T. Glazier; F. Donnelly,
W. E. )taxon and if McNee; Geo.
Hac?wan, A. rietlef bad C.
W. Abell. W. Pridhem and H. Ed-
wards.
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: DANCE CONTEST:
AT THE PAVILION, GODERICH
Tuesday, Aug. 23rd. Thujsday, Aug. 25th.
■
-YOU CAN WIN A REAL PRIZE-
■ Music by Tony Farr's Orchestra (7 pieces)
BE EARLY! MEET ME AT THE PAV !
• OPEN AT 8.15 P.M.
■ -FREE TAXI FROM C.P.R. CORNER ON SQUARE-
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SUMMER SHOEWEAR
Here at last 1. a real comfort, long -wearing, non-perspfring Shoe
for summer wear.
The SIEMAN SCAMPER Is a development in accordance with
the demand of wearers of Footwear from coast to coast
.They fit the foot naturally. They enjoy exceptional flexibility.
They ■re made in all sines for mea,' women and children, and the
prices for these Shoes of quality will meet your approval.
-ZlHEY ARE TO BI O11TAINI AT-
GEO. M ACVICAR'S
MUTUAL SHOE STORE
NORTH SIDL OF SQUARE GODERICH
•
Ow is the time to Build
Anyone who contemplates any build-
ing operations should take advantage of the
low costs now prevailing. Perhaps never
again in • lifetime will prices of all building
supplies, and building costs generally, be so
low as they are at the present time.
We shall be glad to furnish plans and
estimates.
erich Planing Mill
NOWT, Otreet, - . Phoma 886
Vim, huger, F. C. Lalifleisch, Prop.
•
WiTH THE 1_%WN BOWLERS
Two Goderich rinks took part in the
Rcotch doubles tournament at Leek•
now on Friday evening. They were
' J. W. MarVlear and T. Erttehard; R.
Johnston and J. R. Wheeler. They did
not bring home any prizes.
in Friday evening's Scotch doubles
tournament at the local greens Geo.
Mathl'son and Bob Bimaet were 1n first
place. Horace Flakier and S. D. Croft
re winners of aw•nnd prize.
P. Bisset and T. Pritchard were
winners of first prize in the regular
tch double", tournament at the 10-
-eel greens on Wednesday night. No
second priew-was
Mrs. W. C. Patton and Mrs. W.
Glazier were winners of first prize In
the ladies' regular Scotch doubles
bowling tourney on Tueaday evening.
Second prize winners were Mrs. X.
Nortel and Mrs. A. Grasalck.
The lady howlers are planning to
hold a public Scotch doubles tourna-
ment at the local greens In the near
future. The date as yet has not been
set.
white gold bracelet. Please leave at
SIGNAL OTFICE. - -
/OST. -ON THE HIGHWAY BM.
11ITWEEN Mitchell and Stratford, op
Monday, August 1. a black leather
ritrb-bag containing a boy's wearing
apparel. Fleder plc,' se leave at
KE:RR'S GARAGE, Stratford, or MR.
PEENNINGTON'S, Goderich.
A lady called at the Sparto nhurg
Is.stolBrnatamp• window the other day
and maid: "Oh. please. sir. let me have
a quarter -a worth of *tempo." The
clerk reap,nderd : '•Yes, ma'am, what
denomination??" titre replied : "Why-
er-lsongregatlonallmt. and. by the
way, have you beard lair new pastor?
I lh, ie'm ea fine. Ito glad you asked
me. I've always felt that pont-office
e•utplgews hart no Interest In
rhurrhes
REOPENING OF OOLLEOL&TE
The Collegiate Institute will reopen
on Thursday, September 1st, at 9
o'clock. All Intending atudentw are re-
quested to be present the first day,
and not to waft until September 8th,
an that e1asaee may he properly or-
ganised.
The Coileglste provides the follow-
ing coarse.:
(1) A Tesehero' Conroe for second
and first rlasa eertlaeate..
(2) Matriculation Course for Jun-
ior and Senior entrance to a Unlver-
mite.
(3) A Two -Year Commenial
Conroe, including Aeconntan.y and
Secretarial Wort -
(4) A General Conroe for three
not desiring either of the ■tare.
The Principal will be •t him home,
the aeennd hour. Mat of South street.
en the mouth .1.1. of Britannia road,
during• the reesalndee of the holldaylt,
.kilt» a'fabae,tn eotuG3 Leith the. eta.
dente and their parents' regardlnR
which a the rations courses should
b. perused. particularly as to the Com
-
menial Course
P HiUME, Principal
*ware,
R EAL3,-TWO 1011140 POLLED
s r .
-41sterie)----MeekabetYler4SAINWIFT�
3le.-trie--Range. Na reasonable of-
fer refused. Apply SIGNAL OFFICE.
R SALE.-iII.AOK MiLCH COW,
eosdltios and giving good
Saw of milk. Address BOX 78, /SIG-
NAL OFFICE.
TO RENT. -FURNISHED ROOMS,
suitable for students or for light
bou.ekeepeug. Apply to MRS. DAN-
IELS, Newgate street.
FOR SALE.-KiT(1HEN CI'PBOARD
with glass doors. First-class condi-
tion. Apply to MRS. Y. H. McMIL-
LAN, Meeks street.
FOIL SALE OR TO RENT. -A COM
FORTARLE brick banes; three bed-
rooms; all eonveilighees. Furnace,
garden and lawn. Oasy terms. T.
GUNDRY, Telephone 119, Goderich.
FOR BENT.-44,,,-...72LAFALGAR
i street, between North and Victoria
erects, a comfortable seven -room
house. Hardwood floor, hot and cold
water, garage and garden. Immediate
possession. M. W. HOWELL, Phone
3 or 213.
DOUSE TO RENT. - MODERN
,,[[brick house on Nelson street. Sec-
ond door from MacKay Hall. All con-
veniences, including electric range.
Good garage. Poeession can be given
Anguat 1st. Apply ALEX. YOUNG,
R.R. 5, Golerich.
'rI) RENT. - T'HE PROPERTY
l• known am the I'srk House." This
property will be vacated on Septem-
ber 30th. For particulars apply to
L. I,, KNOX. Town Clerk, Goderich,
or J. W. ('RAiOIE, Chairman of Parka
Committer, Goderi*,
FARM FOR RALE. -FORTY educe
more or lees. The property of the
late H. W. C. Mattel, nitrated at the
end of South street ne the southern
boundary of the tows; of good dal
loam ; large house and bars, drive abed,
workshop, henhouse; •rt*slan wall
(135 feet 1, the very heat at water: good
fruit trees. Ideal location, close to
schools' and churches For further par-
ticulars apply nn floe premises or to
PERCY or WILL KATTIL,
FARM FOR SALE: - MIGHTY ACRES,
more or leas, sitrned ne the Erd
e' neesalon of Goderich township and
four and one half mike south of the
town of Goderl(h On the farm there
are a large brick derailing house and
bank barn, also orchard and midi
trete about serer, acres gond hash and
never -falling merino creek. it la within
a half -mile of srhe/) and chnreh and
has rural mall and telephone. For 1.-
formatie apply on snot premises to
WiLLIAM SOWE'RIy, R.R. 2, God-
•ric�n-
1- WO" 'tts0;'tbe 1 CrY/fltlah somSfe.
teen, whet 10 to wake Gar Wood "step
on the gag." mt Detroit, thle sesaaer,
will he at the ('sear.. Natln.al Ex
MDdtirm with hu ono sniper twat
"Mist Fagland III."
AUCTION RAW
/R.EARING AUCTION SALE OF
VWHOL*E FURNISHINGS.
uess and sympathy 'bows them in
their recent bereavement by the of
ferias of Sowers and other expree
slots of sympathy ; also their thanks
for cars loaned for the tumoral.
BHERiFIPS SALE OF LANDS
SS1CRIFF'a s, Iz OT- LANDS.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of a
Writ of Pieri Facies issued out of the
Supreme Court of Ontario, to me dl-
reetod, against the lands and tents
meats and goods and chattels of WIL-
FRED T. McLEAN and WESLEY M.
McLEAN, Executors of Robert Mc-
Lean Estate, at the suit of A. N. Nich-
olson, Executor of Alexander Nich-
olson Estate, plaintiff, and Wilfred T.
McLean and Wesley M. McLean, Exe-
cutor of Robert McLean Estate, de-
fendants, there will be offered for sale
by public auction all the right, title
and interest of Wilfred T. Mcl..mn and
Wesley M. McLean, Executors of Rob-
ert McLean Estate, the defendants, In
and to those certain parcels or tracts
of land and premises situate, lying
and being in the Town of Goderlch In
the County of Iluron and Province of
Ontario, and more particularly de- THOMAS GUNDRif, (J 1AERiCH.
Lot 27 excep• t
item Sharman, as
10100, that part sold
No. 12800, and that
McLean Nos. 12I96) D j led No.
13842, and that " W. M.
McLean No. 135444,e t )
The sale will be lthi9'oatMouday the
Twelfth day of Septehsber, 1932, at
the hoar et 10 etclock in ,the fore-
noon at the 0ti a a of
of the Liberi'
the Cguf;� � of Hgr(1p in tie Court _ - --
Moues le the said Tows of Gglerich-
C. Q. Iii Dt(A1tON,
Sheriff of the Oeudty Of Huron,
Sheriff's Onee, Colrt Hoose, • Goderick
May 19th, 1932.
CHARTERED ACC4pN*AT
FRANK P. GIBRS, QUARTERED
Accountant, 102 Ontario street,
Stratford. Phone 1580. Res, 13001.
ENGINEE2I}10
COEBEL a CARSY• BUi./1'INO
vaad Municipal lInglaeletng, Drain-
age, Land Surveyl*.'
Masonic Temple Du Goderlch.
Ont. Pbope 23U, Ifil
AUCI7O
scribed as follows: FIRSTLY -A por-
tion of lot running number 125 In the LIVE STOCK El411�I'tERAL
said Town of Ooderlch, commencing A['bone rIt
at the south angle of said lot 125; Telephone' Na Ila.
Gales atteaded to apyveliere and every
thence north 46 degrees east along the effort made to sees' s•tiefactio..
limit Iwtwe•en lots 175 and 125, • die- Farmers' sale noteSd$*ql
tepee of of 1 chain 67 links, more or less, 4 1 s
to the easterly angle of lot 175; thence {
MEDICiw ;1
due north 68 links, more or leas, to -
• We are instructed by Mr. Geo. E. the south limit of St. Davld'a,$treet;
Keble to sell by public auction at his thence due west 18 links; the due �OMN W. w'ALLAt71C,' Il�
.I
hose, Wart street, Goderich, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24th, intersection of the easterly side of s south 15 links, more or less, to the , Office -Wellington $*reel, Goderteb•
at 2 o'clock sharp, all the contents of three -storied brie building produced • Telephone 529.
the house, including: thence south-westerly following the DR• F. J. a. FORBTER,
Our handsome consul table, one wal- aforesaid produced line two chains, EYE,EAR, NOSE, THROAT
nut table, several fancy rocking more or les+, to the northerly side of Late Hoose ehntwes New York Opb
chairs, several upholstered living Kingwton Street; thence easterly along thalmlc and Aural Hospital, aadgiest
row) chairs, several wicker chairs, the northerly limit of Kingston at MEyes
eros lady's secretary, our electric read the 87 *inks the place of be SquareThoorefieldroat HospitalHoopltal, Londonsad,Goldd,g
be-
ing lamp, one sectional bookcase (4 Llnning, the whole containing 218}, 53 Wdterloo Si 8., Stratford. 'Tyle•
phone 267.
At Hotel Bedford, 0.4u1 , a• the
erasing of third Monday at ssgl walla
till the fallowing day Tamely at 1 p. .
Next visit September l9tile -_E
to sections) and hook*, Including 19 vol- perches, more o• less, exeeipting that
nines Muhlbach and other valuable p'rt, ,, which was conveyed to 11. A.
volume', one jardiniere stand, one hall ('cements; SE('ONDLY-Aa portion of
mirror, one large couch. curtains and .sold Int 173 described •s follows:
orerdrapea, one dining table, six din- Commroo Ing ata point oa ilio north
Ing chair, four ruga, hall runes, stair side of Klngatos Street Blatant north•
carpet, one hite mel =Lebfne westerly 67 flab from the *FAA angle
dishes, china*Wgin warw- two- Mkt lot " Selo ning
clacks, one handsome sCiTaiifl iidrome b-wef� the ea limit of
•dt��.; amt,.4eecssal-+itstwsraaf.. ••ea• alt er .�f r. a3+..e414
ng
spris, one whatnot.,, one hassock, lay- to the eterly limit of one
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three congoleum rugs, two iron beds, Smith's property; thence north -east -
mattress and springs, two dressers, eel" following the easterly limit of
one walnut dresser with swing mirror, said Smith's property 1 chain and 70
a quantity of bedding, linens, blankets links to the south aide of St. David's
etc., one' coal or wood range (water-
thlaed'eas%cTy slang
front), one Quebec heater and pipes, south side of St. David's Street W
kitchen chairs, kitchen utensils, wood, chains, more or less, to within 16
coal, garden hose, garden tools, fruit, links of north -weal angle of lot num-
sealers, and numerous other articles. I've 126; thence due south 15 links,
This is a splendid lot of furniture. has more or less, at right angles to St,
been well taken care of, and will be I)avicl's Street, to the Intersection of
sold without re+0enr. as \f r. Noble b the easterly limit of the three-storey MUSIC
giving rep housekeeping. building produced; thence south west-
erly following said easterly limit of RAYMOND FLEMING PLATER.
TERMS.--Cash.said building 2 claire, more or less, A-T.C.M„ Organist and Choirmaster
T. GUNDRYk SON, to the of North Street United Church. an -
Auctioneers. place of beginning, containing Penwell to
prepared to accept
y4 perches, more or leas. THIRD-
, pupils that in piano, organ, theory, and
LY -The westerly part of lot number vocal Termor on app/kation. Red -
PUBLIC NOTICE 175, Goderich, described a■ follows: domes and stndlo, Newgate Street.
Commencing at the south-westerly an-
*IIF. BANKRUPTCY ACT. gle of said lot: thence south 45 degrees MW H. N. LIVENS, PUPIL OF THE
■ east 761/2 links, more or leas, to the Royal Conservatory, Lethal'. Oer-
iN THE ERTATE OF DAVID WiL- south-east angle of said lot; thence many.
SON AND ROBERT WILSON, AU- north' 43 clegrees asst 1 chain r8% Teacher of plan, orgsa, vocal, sad
PHORi7.ED ASSIGNOR/. tlinks, mere_.or lea., to the north-east p hUi eon.Y
DRUGLESS PRACF!TI6tHRI +t•�:mr
R AND
Ooderleb, Phone SNL • -- Equipped with with eleetromaglrlg •
baths Electronic electric treat ellei --
sad chiropractic. Chronic, organle and
*nervous diseases. Lady In atteudsmee.
hours 2 to 6, and 7 to S -MI„
excepting Monday and Thursday *ad
by appointment.
A. N. ATKiNSON
R.'sldecc. and office -Corner of
South street and Britannia road.
N(1Ti(P IS HEREBY GiVEN thatangle. of the said part ; thenee north Terms on application. BEDFORD
David Wilson and Robert Wilson, 45 degrees west 7614 links to the HOTEL, or KNOX CHUR08.--
trading as Wilson Brothers. of the north-westerly angle of the sold lot;
Village of Nile. In the Township M thence south 45degrees west 1 chain LEGAL
Colborne and Province of Ontario, lid 5'8'14 Ifnks, to the eegni
(known as the KingpinEds
wardofbHiotnel)ng. DUDLEY E. HOLMES.
FOURTHLY -Composed of part of Barrister, Etc.
farm lot 108, Maitland Concession, Office -Hamilton street, Goderich
Town of Goderlch, commencing at a Phone 27.
point on the south iimlt of th# Huron
Road, mkt point being north-westerly,
• dlatanee of 8 chains and 42 links
from the north-east angle of Farm
Lot 106; thence due south 42 degrees
west, five chains, more or less to the
south houndary of the Town of God-
erich ; thence due east along mid
boundary 4 chains, more or less, to
the west limit of the property held by
the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway
Company ; thence north-easterly fol-
lowing their west limit 2 chains and
90 Iinkn, more or less, to the month of
the Hdron Road 1 chain and 88 links,
more or less, to the place of beginning, HAYS & HAYS,
the whole containing an area of one 11 Barristers and Solicitorsacre mere or less (known am the Red R. O. Hays, L0.; and R O. Hays ILA.
Preuperty). FiT'IIILY-That Hamilton street. Goderich
certain parcel or tract of land In the wlephON al
Township of Goderich, containing by
admeaaurenwnt 1 5-8 of an acre, he
the name more or less, and being
eompomed M s part of int number 107
In the Maitland Ooncesaion, more par-
terelarly described as follows: Com -
mewing at a post pleated nn the limit
Malt -
between farm Intl 106 and 107, Malt- )1I11NNCW LOANS, RIO
land Coneesalon, Tows of Golerieh,
said point being mouth -westerly a 41s -
tense of mix chains, 64 links from the
north-east angle of Sot nnmber 107;
thence dna north 46 degrees and 20
minutes west 8 rhalns and 2R links to
a plot; thence 411e north 42 degrees
east, 1 sham and 90 links, .www or
lees, to the month limit ret the Town of
Goderich ; themes doe eat following
salol limit a llatanee of 9 chalna sad
84 Ilnke, more or Iowa, to the westerly
limit of pr party deeded to the mash,
and - lith. !Jaren $allway it
thee/4i sash, -..*afar y erotic geld
4 chains and an Hak., mere or lees
to the side line between farm lots
106 and in7: thence south-westerly
following the aide lime Ni flak., more
on the 9th day of August, 1932, make
an authorized assignment of all their
property for the benefit of their eredl-
tore and that Edmund Weld, F.agnlre,
Official Receiver, has appointed us to
be enstodtan Of the estate of the deb-
tors until the Creditors at their first
meeting shall elect a Trustee to ad-
minleter the estate of the debtors'.
NOTiCE iR FiURTHER GIVEN
that the first meeting of creditors An
the above estate will tw held at the
olfleew of Meaers. Hays & Heys. Bar -
Hater.. Goderich, Ontario. on the 29th
day of Angnat, 1932, •t 4.00 p.m. Fleet -
ern Standard time.
TO ENTITLE you to vote thereat
proof of your elate must he lodged
with us before the meeting 1a held.
PRR)XiES to be need at the meeting
must he filed with no prior therein.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that If you have any claim ■galnet the
debtors, for which you are entitled
to rank, proof of yonr claim tenet be
filed with nit, within thirty dale from
the date of this antic., for, from and
after the expiration of the time axed
by the mid Aet, we shall dlstribnt. the
proceeds of the debtors' estate among
the parties entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to the elaime of whkh we
have then note*.
7)AT'PN) at Brantford, this 18th day
of Anguat, 1082.
THE TRINtlie AND GUARANTEE
COMPANY LiMiTEM),
114 Dalhousie Rtreet,
Brantford, Ontario,
Cnatndlaa.
HAYS a HAYR,
O.deeteh. ()ret.,
Rnlicitor. herein.
-•awmmes.
Aeecee hare the fear 7e 1*0.-
este** as sail se ♦1110.: hes)th M rem
teethes an well as Meese.. - Aelected.
W. mnat torn from ansa thinp
which are agreeable sad proAsehie t,f
scnm.tel.g that 11 more prn6tahl.. -
4./Er vati
'. -t, of
ars
DOUGLAS R. NAIRN.
Y Barrister and Solicitor.
Office -North street, Goderich.
Telephone 512.
F. R. DARROW, BARRISTER, ]0'PC.
Successor to J. L. Killoran.
Phone 97.
OKtce--The Sgaare, Ooderlch-
FRANK DONNELLY, B. A.
narrlater, Solicitor, Etc.
Once -Hamilton Street, Ooderieb.
Phone 282.
CR241i08T K. LEE.
Barrister and Solicitor
Run Life Building. A(talaide and Vie•
torts atreeft, Toronto 2.
Telephone Agin 0001.
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McZlLLOP MUTUAL EIRE INSUR-
AMON 00. -Tars and isolated
bows property bummed.
OSeers - Jobs RennewMs, hast,
Brodbages P.O.; James Ooseetly, Vice -
Pres„ Gederlcb P.O.; D. T. McGregor.
✓ ee. -Tess&, Seafertb P.O.
Directors -A. Rrosdfoot, R.R. Na. t.
Sestoth; James Sbe•akv, Wales;
Was. E.em, Ldedeabero; Robert Fart*
Bedeck; Oce. Mr4art.ey, R -R. Ns- 3,
$ s.forth; Jobe Popper, Breeedald.
1ge.nr-W. 1.
llrY iNe. 3, (110.
h�oottss, Jame watt.
11201liTeet1nM I•i�
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Polley -holden eau make .11 permute
and got their earls rue iptal at the
Moral
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