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ME WEEK 18 RECOGNIZED
BV ALL DRUGGiSTS AS
CANADIAN
PHARMACY WEEK
That L, a week in which we
explain oqr real business.
Who you bring us • pre-
scdpikm you rely oo u• to com-
posed it carefully. and in tbaat
way we are a safeguard to your
bealr
duff measuring glade§ and
other utensils must be absolute-
ly clean. Our drugs most be all
Oaidully label
4* proper eeodittoneledand ofkept tem-
un-
yaretare. light, etc. These are
emit a few of the Important
. Wage we do. Space will not
permit us to say anything more.
J. H. Lauder -
H. C. Dunlop
J. A. Campbell
E. R. WIgte •
Let MO reooneneed gaiety to you. -
Wagner.
G. C. L Athletes
Bring Holme McMillan asidellaikill
Cups and Other Trophies of
H. A. A. A. Most
(hrdericb collegiate Institute pupils
who participated to the Huron Ama-
teur Athletic Aseoclatlon seem at Sea
forth on Friday "brotpght home the
Daces" in a big way., Four out of
seven trophies. tndaf> tl4 McMil-
lan cup for the seboal SiOnbog the
ewsst.polnts, were brought to Goderich,
to remain In •(be posaesstoa of the G.C.
1. for a year.
Particularly 1n, the *RTC ,Q)rlalon
taltad
local ent ex A lyt %with, In
the latedimdiate clan, and • Joseph
O'Brien, in the Janlor class, roee vic-
torious over large -Arida of entrants to
win tee Intermediate and junior cham-
pionship shields for individual wins.
Murray McDonald, another Goderich
athlete, was a dome snood in the in-
termediate class The sealer boys in
the Ooderi * group also made a splen-
did showing, gaining several wins. D.
Sills, of Seafortb, was sentor boys
champion. The G. C. 1. will be the
custodian of the intermediate and
junior shields, but Audrey and Joe re-
ceived medals.
Ia addition to the Mceilllau trophy,
G.C.L won the Col. 11. T. Rance cup for
the intermediate school championship.
In all 144 points were gained by God-
erieb contestants. The Medd cap for
the sebool winning the secood highest
number of points was awarded to Sea.
forth, with a score at 113.
In the girls' division Leola Nott, of
13eafurth, equestrienne d note. proved
herself to be as emcteot, on. her Leet
as she is on horeebar k by rennins
away with nearly all of the first prises
In the junior events. She gained the
championship in that cissa for Sea -
forth. Mies R. Beckett, of Clinton,
was senior girls' champion. All ettam-
pions won shields and medals. except
in the senior events, In which the cbam-
elons were awarded cure.
A record crowd atteiTdl this Olbei
and in all 175 contestant, took part.
W. G. Medd. N.P.P. tar Mth Huron,
was present and de tiM trtKrtadon
of the trophies. He also presented
each school partictpattng In the meet
wit a
at
D7 form for Harshen "B3pt
Feature Competition."
Answer must in on or be-
fore October 10th.
J. R. Wheeler
Funerd Director and
Furniture Dealer . .
Minikes sireet, Galleria
PHONES: Store 336; Res.366w
Shooting Match
To be held at Garfield Mc -
Michael's, lot 8, con. 2, Colborne,
MONDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1337
50 Geese and Ducks as prises.
-Range 50, 100 and 200 yards--
tbe PER SHOT
-PEEPIRGHTS BAR¢D-
a1
THE SIGNAL.
» • liletare ut the F1thers et Cos-
lidetNMa,, Kr. W. J. Duncan, et 8ea-
*die m• a brief speech congratulated
Oselestauts and lastructors.
Athe details of the events are as foe
lams: (yl standing for Mitchell, (0)
Mate's. (H) Hensel, (0) underlet.
(a) aoatortb, (El Exeter.
ewe' guests'
100 yards, junior -O'Brien (G), Me-
Denald (0), (,ltnatngbam (0) ; inter-
ssedlate---Hockey (E), Passmore (11).
Rennie (8) ; senior -Sills (S), flab -
kirk (8). Coot (C).
Ilio yards, jnnlor -O'Brien (0), he -
Donald (GI, Cunningham (C); inter
median --Hockey (E), Passmore (H),
Nortby (G) ; senior -8111s (S), Cook
(C), Habklrk (8).
440 yards, intermediate-Sm1111 (0).
Craig (0), Howe (le) ; senior -Bilis
(8), Errington (0), Johnston (G).
• :
418Dyyat der --rotates ..iLlslsalsas. Slit.
,McDonald (G ), Fisher (0) ; lnterme-
dll.te-)Passmore 111), La Rocque 10),
Mcleod! (C I senior -Errington (0 ),
Crawford (0), Habklrk (8). -
Mile, latermediate-La Rocque (0),
8berritt (Et, Christie (M) ; senior -
Crawford it:), Young (M ), Errington
(G).
Manta. broad jump. Junior -O'Bri-
en (0), Kerbashiou (M ), Cousin (8) ;
intermediate--8m1W (0), Me8padden
(SI, Passmore (IJ) ; senior -Tyndall
(S1, Page (0), ('ook (C).
Running high jump, junior -Candler,
O'Itrien ( G ) , Cons itt (8); intermedi-
ate --Bell (El, Wilkins (0), Hilton
(S) ; serrlor-Johustone (0), Cook
(C). Tpadall (8).
Hop, step and jump junior -O'Brien
(6), Ksrbashlon (MI, Howey (E);
late rmedia te-Hockey (El. Rennie
IS). Pastsan.re (11) ; .eulor-Page (0),
Tyndall (S), Bills (8).
Pole smelt, junior -Hovey (C). Bar-
ton (0), Rutledge (8) ; intermediate
Keens IS), Craig (0). Cbristle
(Ml; • sinlor-Johlston (0) , Page
(G). 1foyne% (C).
Shot pet, junior-Kerbashlon (M),
Pepper (C). Desk (0) ; intermedfate-
8mitb (0). Rennie (8), Millen (8);
senior -Cook (C), Hanson (M), Fin-
layson (8).
Relay, junlor-Goderich, Clinton,
8eatbrth ; intermediate-Godertaeh,
Sea forth, ('Linton; senior --aka forth.
Goderich.
Girls' Events
SO yards, junior -L. Scott (8), Gras -
sick (0). Steele (M) equal.
75 yards. senior -Deer (0), Bettger
(M), Rasion (M).
Hop, step and jump. 1ar1Nr--•Nott
(8), Lyon (C), Johnston (el); sen-
ior -Pickett (C), Bolton (18), Davis
(M).
Standing broad Jump JYlas--Nott
(8), Johnston (G), Weddell (M) ;
aeaisr-handler (C), Davis (M),
Deer (G).
Running high lump )rigor -Nott
(8), Cluff (8), Smile (M); senior -
Reston (M), Gandier (C), Pickett (C).
';Rwtetball throw, junior -Lyon (C),
.`fate (St, Parrott (1) : senior--Piek-
ett (C), Tyndall (0), 0ossman (M).
Target throw, ]angor -McLeod (G),
Tanker (C), Caldwell (E) ; lento/p-
Ball (C), Herbert (M), Nivea' (0).
Rrpntrlg broad jump, junior-
-Matt
(8)eLy (C), Tyndall t0):
Rudest (14), Davis (Ml,
(CP •
Softball tbrow, Janlor-Nott (8),
Lyon (C) , Parrott (II); senior-Plek-
Relay, junior-Seatorth, Clinton,
Goderich ; senior-liltchell, Seafortlt,
Clinton.
The Mitchell High &tool board tro-
phy was awarded to Clinton Collegiate.
Goose Dinner
Victoria Street Usked Church
-ON-
TLaaksgimi.= Night, Oct. 10th
(tinder Ansplees of Women's
Association.)
Dimmer Served trees 5 to 3 pm
Followed by Excellent Misrel-
laneoos Program.
Let Us Help You'Entertain Your
Holiday Gantt!
Tatliie... :,.:,iAs GO emit.
Chir Mir Rods% 1A arms.
CAPITAL THEATRE
GoderiehMe Phone 47
Sot1ND smile
NOW PLAYING -"Young America" and "Dane Ti...," es a bag
double M8.
Special Attractions for the Holiday Week !
MONDAY and TUESDAY-
JACEIE COOPER and "OHIO" BALI
offer another of those human interest yarns wbich never fall to
please. Equally entertaining to young and old alike.
"When a Feller Needs a Friend"
and just bo round ort the program
STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY
are here again in another rib -wresting comedy.
--BOUND NEWS AND OTHER NOVELTY MLR --
WEDNESDAY and THtIRSDAY-
EDtY1JND LOWE and CLAUDETTE COLBERT
make a wood.rfnl team of sophisticated sweetbeerta in an amusingly
"Mialeadiog Lady"
ImEi1At oma SAT URDAY- .
Le('tt l l y the error's moat popular pair
WILLIAM POWELL and HAY TIA%Oli
liIng yea! Myselfying yon and entrancing you wltl•$.gi.moretta
Mer, a wave gretry sews irrkwlattble ladles. - !'
reit Jewel ,..R !,
•
i "theft, *mislay sod Sata.iee id 3 p.m
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,„, OODEB+ICH,' ONT.
EXTRA OPTICAL OFFER
High-grade stylish sod most up-to-
date glasses, rim or rimless. Your
choice of shell, white or pink gold-
filled, with lenses complete, for only
56.50. Invisible bifocals with choice
of frame complete for only 512. Yel-
low gold-filled with fiat spberieal
lenses, only 54.00. These prices in -
elude a thorough examination by our
well-known specialist, Mr. Haghson.
Over twenty years coming to Goderich.
Tie best optical work to be obtained
and at these extraordinary low pekes.
Two days oily, Thursday and Friday,
October 13, 14. Don't miss this
chance and come early. SMITH'S
ART STORE, Ooderlch.
BRIEFS
An event of Thanksgiving Day will
be a shooting match at Garfield Mc-
Michael's.
o-Michael's, on the 2nd coneeeefon of
Colborne.
Mr. Thos. Warriner has re -opened
his bakeshop on Hamilton street and
has engaged Mr. Frank Bennett, el
Blyth, as manager. Mr. Bennett is al-
ready in cbarge.
Mrs. George Williams, It. Vincent
street, Last week underwent a second
merlons operation at the General bo..
peal, Toronto. After some days of an-
xiety her frlood' have been relieved by
the report that ate is making eatisfae-
tory progreea.
Mr. William Weir, who has been pas-
tor of the charges of Ranks and Gib-
raltar,
ibraltar, in Simeoe county, daring the
dammer meM$s, lett there at the wee/s-
end to resume hie studies et Knox Col-
lege, Toronto. Belpre leaving Ile was
made the reddest of a beautiful fold-
ing camera by members of the two
eongregatlons,
BENMILLER
The Yonne People's Society of the
Benmiller congregation will meet in
the chnreh on Dnaday, Oetober 9th,
at 8 p.m. A tall attendance is re-
pented $pedal service.
Mn. RMhard Jewell, sr., received In-
juries and a severe shaking up recent-
ly when she (,!down the cellar stops
at the home of lar doe, Mr, W. H. Jew-
ell. As Mn. Jewell las r'earhed the
advanced age of efglty-four years, her
eeadttlon is eel eswime her friends greet
anxiety.
Awshrreery Seetnyw mai Emlssleks-
rae0.-llenmeler Vetted elareb will
observe Its asehinsar'y with special
(services on Sunday, Orteber 1810
Rev. R. R. Cummings of Dpaete. ,a
former pastor, will.t 11 a.m.
and 7.A0p.m. Oe sear reining k
fast trapper 1111:111) , !! 0
e;rlmrh; ..airy: e.t.a' 4, _
Mr. 'LW Waft wt," WIN .t
presented by ea :Wi *rel -yeri.i
pe.ple. An or wRl emeesfml1
the players. Aasllsslee 81e, asflstw
we.
lays
( gram page 4) .
geoar, Ferre ►:ng, Jean Fame
.ice, Vide' 0
Dark layer teed -Haien Shaw,
Pearl Orbital, I, Hilborn, Father
Gross,
Putted -Maureen Morrie
Ferre H
Chocolate itbea Shaw, Wilma
Watson, E11 a , t,tnwn, Phyllis R.
Bray. tr
Assorted trNlte Margaret Scrim -
scour, Mary Taman, Marjorie
Pierce, Irene Ogle
111111vING
iSetrmetrbr4Aitree tarry' ilea angel
Dorothy I. Tamla, Esther Gross, Het -
ea Shaw.
1 WEBB
Gladioli -Leese Sell,
Asters -Edited (;rasby, Bertram la-
Ilott, Mem OSig, 1)oaald Heather.
Comes. dagR(. Kathleen IdeOYk
Marian Nethernaien Tasker, i1. Ieny-
ton Bray.
.+ ie Pierce.
Zinnias -Imhof \'etbery, Miry 'A-
man, Jean Nether. Stewart Jekastoa.
African psarigek +-Mariorie Pt^rue,
Rhea Shaw, Arend Glousher.
Calendulas•-Imx Johnston, Eddie
McGee Wilma Ileteon, Helen Shaw.
Petunia.-Freare Johnston, Helen
Shaw, Doris llopy. Irene Cole.
Living -room poet -Francis John-
ston, Kathleea• lea:111, Irene Cole,
Marian Hankies,
sw l NG
Hemmed dleb towel -Phyllis R.
Bray, Mildred •iter, Rhea Shaw,
Betty Falrse
Cover for hot grater bottle -Dorothy
Grtfat e
Seven kinds of stitches -Marjorie
Fothergill, Wilma Watson, Dorothy
Taman, Ferns Haueing.
Kitchen a truth Hilborn, Lena
Munro, Pearl Oti itbs, Helen Shaw.
LIVE STOCK
Market lamb --Lorne Snell.
FARM tit ECHANIC8
Towel rofer- durray Johnston.
John 8anderaoa.
Model fiat hay rack -Gordon Craig.
Collection five knots -Murray J
store Lorne Baell, Cedlr'Thsmapa.----
NATURE CIiItECTION
Collection of .covers aril 8Usses-
Lorte HonkingJingir
Snell, Murray J,nston.
Scrap boot, lidistock and field crops
-Everett Sc ur, Scott Fsiraer-
viee, Murray nsston, Bertram )Q-
Ilott. .e
Scrap book,nits, vegetables and
nowets-Jeun.1rservice, Mary Kees -
nes.. Florence IIaft, r. Marjory Pierce.
ICING
Map of Ha 'county -Clara Gross,
George Haggtty jerk Potter, Rbea
13f►aw.
Map of Caths -Marjorie Granby,
Isobel Netheffeeleena Munro, Loretta
Pel ly.
Map of Eur 'tush Hflborn, Bert-
ram Elliott, ay Johnston, Irene
• e
Daeorated . eSNr-Betty Fair.
1erdse, , • ' F 11Fhltit, Arnold
Swim
Vise with .;r.. Sewers--F
Dexter, •' 1 • George
Cream en , sager bawl -Irene
Cote, Amy Toil, array Johnston,
Wilma J. Wetmore
Patten suitable far wall paper-
WaNace Bowen, Wei McGill.
WRITING
Primer, -the tattle Raindrops"-
Mene (:ole, Eres hart, Epple Hag-
glt, Willie Craig.
First 'clam, ~Cherries" --cordon
Plunkett. Betty l'slrservice, Dorothy
White, Leona Potter.
Second clam, Abide with Me" -
George Hagglt, leek Potter, Florence
Dexter, Rbea Shaw.
Third class, "A Canadian Boat Song"
--Glenn Gibson, Irene Cole, Bernice
Anderson, Jean Falrservice.
Fourth clans, "The Daffodils" -Irene
Taylor, George Cowan, Alen* Munro,
Esther Gross.
CONTESTS
Public epeaktag'-Ruth Hilborn,
Margaret Vl*eent, Annie Phillips.
Story -telling ---(leaden Gross, Phyllis
Bray.
Spelling match -Ross Thuell, Ray
Debbyn, Gladys Wender.
School parade- i.8. 8, Hulled 1 ; 8.8.
3, East Wawanorh and Morris; Blyth,
room 2; 5.8. 16, Wawanosh ; 8.8. 11,
East Wewanoah sad Hallett; Blyth.
room 3; 1tlytb, roses 1.
SPIMEALB
(By J. H- R. Elllett)
Kitchen apron --Roth Hilborn.
Hemmed dish towel -Phyllis 1k
Bray. ,
Graham gem. --$careen Morrit
Drop fruit cook Margaret Scrim-
geour.
' DSWLIED ATwriaman
SLs .dabs of Guderlob balers were
la the prise mow at the big Mewling
[oars., held by the Males* bewlly
,dub elf Tpareday evenlai Inst The
Urbino wets donated br Wltldtln met-
ehaatee The petal deka Wan: a, W.
Newcombe, Seed Toole. H. McNee'ane
J. R. Wheeler ; Dr. H. R. Hall, I!. D.
Croft, I. D. Eastman and Freie Hunt;
W. Symonds, Peter Bisset, Deo, Rya -
da and Albert Taylor ; W. IAte Ir
toung, T. Pritchard and W. Powell;
J. Wood, C. E. Grath, J. Brophey
and J. B. Sw•meld ; Geo. M$ wan.
Jack Johnston, W. F. Saunders atgd A.
Goldthorpe.
AUCTION SALM
Tuesday, Oct. 11. -Sale of farm
stock, Implements, grain, etc., of J.
W. Mugford, at the premises, let 10,
4, edema•,
IMO sharp. Thos. Gundry & Bon, auc-
tioneers.
BORN
BURROWS. -To Mr. and Mrs. Jobs
Barrows, At ;tepee street, on Sep-
tember
eptember 17th, a Soo.
BOGER.-Ii-Ai aisira hospital, God-
ertch, on Tharday. September 29th,
to Mr. ind Mrs. N. Sager, Goderich,
• daughter.
KAITTINYl.-In Alexandra hospital,
Goderich, on Thursday, September
29th, te Mr. and Mrs. Harold Katt-
Colborne township, • daughter.
DIED
JOHNSTON.-At Lucknow, on Mon-
day, October 3rd, Mary A. Johnston,
aged 70 years.
BURROWS. -On September 18th, Don-
ald Reginald, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Burrows.
FISHER. -At London, Ont., ori Thurs-
day, October 6th, Vesta Atelia, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Fisher, Colborne township.
Funeral from the residence of her
uncle, Mr. Isaac Cnrwen, Huron road,
Goderich township on Saturday, Oc-
tober 8th, at 2 p.m., to Colborne MUM-
1,e17.
omatery.
TOTEMS' LIST NOTICE
8'---L18T NOTICE -TOW*.
SHIP Or WEST WAWANOSH.
Neild is hereby given that i have
complied with section 7 of the Voters'
List Act and that I have posted up at
my ofilce in West Wawanoeh on the
80th day of September. 1932, the list
of all persons entitled to vote in said
municipality at municipal elections,
and that such list remains there for
inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters to
take immediate proceedings to have
any errors or omissions corrected ac-
cording
e-cording to law, the last day for appeal
being the 21st day of October, 1932.
D('RNIN PHILLIPS,
Clerk of West Wawanosh
R -R. No. 2. Lucknow.
FOS BAi.E OR RENT
FrRENT. -!ED BRiCK HOUSE
eiVictoriastreet All convenience,.
Apply to T. R. WALLIS.
r SALE. - FORD DELIVERY
a truck, model T. Bargain for quick
sale. J. R. WHEELER. Hamilton
St., Goderich.
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
(1Oi )F)RIriI'TOWNSHIP
Connell met 1n .Bsimesville on Mom
day last The Oanadtan National
Railway Co. wrote asking pereensloo
to remove the eA rds at the dif-
ferent erou.ingiu t this township.
The council was ee opinion that these
guards were a protection to many
while driving cattl$, and the dirk was
instructed to writ' the Company to
thio effect
The question of Inning to have
nominations and . It any, a
month earlier, as kis bees dose In the
past few years, gra. discussed. The
decision was to osiltinurt' Bylaw Na
6 was teen read tlsird tale, setting
mominallon tela November 76,
and election for Deeesaber 0.
The tax role bettg leen eompi.ted
was elven to Mr Sturdy. collector,
to proceed to en Owise to mese
of 11e rates bet •lower than lad
Fs* the total is
The telephone
• temporary 108
made. Mr. J.
esesfsl 1n
ing Sheep ..d
518 Saporta
10, *438.25.
$8006 lower.
lsslomne asked
4175. w1 was
Salkeld wailsne-
tdes whle worry-
Hie
ordyuse reward of
gay nowise No.
y
[BOR SALE. -ONE HOTPOINT EI.
VOR
STOVE, standard else.
In first-class condition. Aeply at
SIGNAL OFFICE.
BENT. -8I% -ROOMED APART-
MENT, on South street, with all
modern conveniences. Apply to J. E.
HARNWELL, Keays street.
TO RENT. -HEATED SIX -ROOMED
6 apartment on Hamilton street. For
further particulars apply to HAYS &
HAYS, Barristers, Goderkb.
IBTOCKERS AND FEEDERS FOR
sale. No order too small or too
large. 8. BRICKER, Fordwlch. Phone
No. 8. Or get In tenet with MR. ER -
BATT, Auburn.
VOR SALE. -A SMALL QUEBEC
i heater, In good rendition. Also 24
lengths of pipe. Want to hny • good,
fire -proof safe, but mast be cheap. Ap-
ply to SiONAL OFFICE.
COB SALE. -BEING OVER -STOCK -
RD we are offering for sale a num-
ber of glade Guernsey calves and heif-
ers; some due to freshen shortly.
HtTOH HILL. R. R. 4. Ooderich ;
Phone Carlow 1240.
LBOB SAI&-PEBEN'N1AL FLOWER
[' plants, .mei ting ed Giant 8hlrely,
Fax Glove, Oriental Poppy, Canter -
eery Bells, Oatllarala), Shasta Delay,
Delpbintum, and Amarylim Lily bulbs.
Prices reaaenable. JOHN FELL, Cam-
bria road, corner Trafalgar street.
rOR SALE OR RENT --100 ACREC8
A- clay loam farm, concession 10, Ash-
field. Bank barn, 75 x 96; artesian
well; double garage; frame hoagie is
good repair. Apply to MABEL Mc-
NAMARA, R.R. 7, Lacknow, Admin -
'strati -Ix Estate John McNamara.
05 RENT. -ON TRAFALGAR
a street, between North and Victoria
streets, a comfortable seven -room
boaae. Hardwood Soora, hot and cold
Water, garage and tarok*. immediate
possession. M. W. HOWELL, Phone
2or21*.
I, ,E'1'a FOR SALE. - M A Y
1 gAI'0H, staple comb white Leg-
horn pollute, ereeptioniely heavy lay.
lag strain. AR of (the 1,000 pdieta
void last year gave splendid results.
Reaae•ably priced ter immediate mala
W. 011145 MUTTON, R. R. No. 5,
0ederieb. Phone 1413 Carlow.
WAN POI $ALE. -TORT! ACR51
mere A law. Tie property et the
late IL W. 0. Widiest, situated et the
ili1k
ea 110 err
Msued Amy
rr yeadea. Me
i i lw t -smart
LIGE e815tH se te
skeet Mid*MspAnew p
sas. Per Astr.
laifd>T r"WIIL rarru. ow to
ver seri...'
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AUvrIo7y.''
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8ak a a/tea0rd to IntOdtdrl lad enq
attest made 10 glens ' eattstactles
Farlssi sale aatarrehreoallNt
AUCJTSN SALES
rLSARING Qt uR OF
HOUSE i,t7'IrT On,'
We are instructed, by Mr. .J. C.
Robertson to sell Int pa4tie auction at
his residence, West street, Goderich. on
[SATURDAY, OCgOREit 15th, 1058
commencing at LBO,o'ciork, all the cos -
tents of the home Including:
Ose Mohawk Lytle 10-tnbe radio,
mot 82115.; ere eleetealbdd i,thsesllstas
rook chain,stored ; one wicker
chain) ; oats ut bed watt. (Queen
yards; one smokes''. set ; two bridge
la mq ; -one fireplace.. pet ostlplete ;
one telephone table and chair ; one dee
trk clock ; one walnut table; ida rue,
2% x 4; o*e linoleum, 9 x 12; one din-
ing room suit (ht $+ table and six
chairs; ora w.1nt* thee{ suite (Queen
Anne), mattress andspeinga, dresser,
beach and chair; one green enamel
bed ; one jtarsball mattree: glee small
dresser ; one set ,priags ; one Simons
bed, nbattees§ and raring* one dresser ;
one Sand; one nevem dosser; cur
tains, overdrapes and blindse one up
kotstered rocker; use wall mirror; one
Paris refrigerator; one partials top
kitchen table; one National esvo-plate
electric range; one dropleat table;
one small sideboard; one Madame 7 x
9; kitchen chain; kitchen utensils:
lawn mower, and numerous.. other
articles. .
This Is a good lot of turanose and
will be sole without reeerre, as Mr.
Robertson is giving up lams ikeeping
TERMS---Casb. • y,.+
T. GUNDtRY & SON, Asetio.ers,
AUCTION SALE OF FARM' STOCK.
IMPLEMENT!, GRAIN; S1uC.
J. W. Mugfeed will sill' by public
auction at lot 10, concession 4, Col-
borne, on • ' 1
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ' l lth, 1932
commencing at 1.00'stestp:•
Herssi,-(Me mare, ren .years old ;
one mare, eleven yesN••1d'; oho black
f111 , two years old.
• r ne cow, . leer -years old,
calves December 28th ; one cow, Ave
years old, calves January 7th; one cow,
five years old, calved two weeks; one
cow, ten years old. calved two week,:
one cow, eight yews old, calved three
months; one cowl.slt years old, due in
Marek; three calm/ •.
Pigs., -On? .gw,--ele ven pigs. three
days old; nine dila,.
Penury. -N isety bens, one year old;
about seventy spring chickens.
Implements. -Deering leader; Mat
ser -Harris mower; hay rats' 4aWva-
tor ; harrows; seed drill; Mae bar-
rows; walking scalier ; wagon; Mt
cutter; robber tire top buggy; 1a.
double hareems; one set abode har-
ness; one Dotterel separator; MN
sixty -egg laeobdtor; hay Lal Muhl:
rix cords bead -freed; ase -half also
corn, and other wedeln....
Everything will be sold, Si arsgrdi.
for is leaving the farm.
TEBMB.-All sums of $10 sad maw
L./Wer0ZF7: Aa+i+saII J:i4i7W weal e
Credit will be given on furnishing ale
proved joint notes.
J. W. Mi'GFORD T. GI'NDRY & 80N,
Proprietor, Auctioneers.
R. R. 4, Goderich.
EXECUTORS' SALE
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF THE LATE MARY McMAHON.
In pursuance of an order made by
His Honor Thomas Mbore Costello, the
following property will be sold by pub-
lic auction on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 1932,
at 2 o'clock In tie afternoon, at the
premises, Bennett street, poderlcb
Pareel 1 -Leet Fourteen (14), Coeces-
elon "C', In the Town of Gaderkh,
containing ten (10) acres. This pro-
perty consists of a solid brick house,
orchard.
Parcel L -Lots One Hundred and
Twelve (112), One Hundred and Thir-
teen (113), One Hundred and Four-
teen
ourteen (114), One Hundred and Fifteen
(115) and Eleven Hundred and Ninety-
nine (1190), to Cameron and Keays
Survey in tee Town of Oodericb. This
property consists of a frame house on
South street in the town of OoderiCh.
TERMS of the sale. -Ten per cent.
(10%) of the porehase price at the
time of the sale and the balance with-
in thirty days.
The property will be sold lidded to
a reserved bid.
HAYS & HAYS,
Godertcb, Ontario,
Boughton for the Exeeuton herein.
ERECf'TORS' BALE OF FARM
LAND AND CHATTELS.
TheExecutor of 11e estate of the
late Jacob Yungbint will offer for sale
by auction, at the premisp, in the
Township of Hallett, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 19,32
at the hour of 1.30 p.m.
L -A11 of Lot Number Tberty.wo In
the 14th Caneemalon, Township of Hal-
lett, containing 121 acres a land more
or leas. The property ronalste of a
modern red brick two-story house,
good drive shed, wood shed, 1 barn 60
x 52. and a second bare 86 x 56, large
straw shed, wiathlo !,, and artesian well.
There la alai) 15 acres of bode The
property 1s well 'foam: ape to thee
dad condition tote (wpedtete okcapa-
tion.
L -The following eilait0s : Three
mach Cows, eight odds .nkat wood and
a quantity of cut woed. one cook dove,
one eon*. one entre table. one pulp
jack, run, llnoikum, Mie organ, bureau.
five roselike bedroeni mitts, and nes-
callaneete articles too osmerona to
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mention. '
71011M11 --The real estate will be
mea soder the sariI'-'ASM.o a<
bate, one tem par'et 80S ase
orb* paid 1w nab!M /lite and
the Milano, wtl at 17S or as
arrisged by tWr find'
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STEWART BROS., Benaslier Nara
arise, e .
EARN pin AND IJl'RABIID WESELY
growing atwitroome 1a lour cellar or
oetbullding. We boy. Write for free
booklet. PIONEER MUSHROOM 00.,
RI e)rrttard View Blvd., Taranto.
MATTRESSES
SPECIAL PR10101 POR REMAKING
your old felt mattresses over like
new, including new cover, $4.50.
Feather beds cleaned and remade
into sanitary mattresses 5360.
All work kept separately. We call
pnywbere with no extra cost oa above
weds. -MADMEN ...FKA'SM15-!Q!S!- -
TRESS (:0., P.O. Box 879. Goderkh.
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/BOUNTY TREAt31'RRR'S SALE OF
"LAN'!) FOR TARES-H1'RON
OOUNTY.
Notice la hereby given [bat the 13M1 .
of lands for sale for taxes 1.s hei
prepared, copies of which asps bag
at the County Treasurer's 'See in
Goderich. Ont.
The 1181 has been published in The
Ontario casette in issue. of July 31.
August 6, 13 and 20.
In accordance with the Assessment
I shall proceed to sell by public
auction the said lands, or so mock
thereof as may be sufficient for pay
ment of the taxes thereon, together
with costs, unless the name be WPMpaid.
The sale will commence at the Chart
House, Goderich, on Tuesday, Needs-
ber 1st, 1932, at the hone of tom
o'clock 1n the afternoon.
GORDON YOUNG, •
Treasurer, Huron County.
Guderkh, Aug. 20, 1932
CHARTRREm11 Ao000yfTAN!
L'RANE P. 010B8, 2'r5SBD
iI Accountant. 108 Generis urns[,
Stratford. Phone 1680. Res. 135A
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RAYMOND FLEMING PLATER.
Organist sad Gl otrmesisr
of North Street United Church, as.
noances that he is prepared la aeesat
pupils la piano, organ, theory. asst
,ocaL Terms on ■ppmieetlo., iaA-
dente and studio, Newgate Street
ma. H. N. LIVENS, PUPiL OF 18R
Royal Conservatory, Latelg, Gus•
many.
Teacher of piano, organ, vocal, and
harmony.
Terms on application. BEDFORD
HOTEL or KNOX CHURCH.
i1.EtiAL
DUDLEY 5. HOLMES,
Barrlater, Etc.
Office-Hanllton street, Ooderlr.
Phone 27.
DOUGLAS R. NAIRN.
Barrister and Solicitor.
Office --North street, Goderleb.
Telephone 512.
gi. R. DARROW, BARRISTER, ET(,.
Suecsasor to l.:. Killoran.
Phone 97.
Office -TM Square, Goderich.
LBK RANDONNELLY, B. A.
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Barrister, Solicitor, Etc.
Ocoee --Hamilton Street, Goderlel.
Phone 982.
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R. 0. Hays. E.0. ed R O. Hays. B.A.
Hamilton street, Goderich
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CRNEDT M. LEE.
Barrister and Solicitor
Dao Life Buil/hot Aesielda and Vle-
terta streets, Toronto 2.
Telaphose Eig1* 5801. 1
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