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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1932-12-1, Page 8Daa.aheir let, 1962 I i "i 4 oils and Toys See our display of Dolls. Priced at 25c and up. Have you selected your Chrieltmas Cards yet .' Cole's Book Store G. C. L Arrangements are under way for the annual contests In public speaking awoag students of the Collegiate la- stitute. The seniorthose of the middle and uppert�k ode, wnl com- pete on Friday evening, December lOth, In MacK)ty Hall. The Junior mutest. will be held in January at the Colle- giate. The public are invited to at- tend these contests and hear the speeches. A gaud etettenes adwaye helps a speaker to do Ala beat. The only charge will bee silver collet -Oen. PIANO BENCHES AT FACTORY PRICES Order one now for Christmas n. G.derich Gips. Co. Ltd., • Oaderrieh, OIL Edna M. Campbell Beauty Culture Shop Ito the Square at North Street Plane 536 Goderieb 1 ANNOUNCEMENT The Bellevue College of Music. with headquarters at Laudon, (lot., arid branches in all parts of the Produce, are pleased to inform the citizens of Goderich and vicinity that they have opened studios In the Oddfellowti Hall, Goderich, teaching every Monday. and giving instruction in Violin, Hawaiian Guitar and Banjo. --INBTRt'MF-NTS ARE SUPPLIED FREE OF CHARGE - For furthur information phony Mr. Laflamme or write BELLEVUE COLLEGE OF MUSIC tib DUNDAS STREET, LONDON, ONTARIO •- THE SIGNAL OBITUARY WILLIAM GLAZIER GODERICH, ONT. Goderk•h has lost an old and re- spected citizen by the death of Mr. William Glazier, who passed away at his honer, corner East street and Cam- bria road, on Tuesday. Mr. (Hazier was in his sixty-ninth year. He was bore la Tipperary, Ireland. and earn 10 Canaria ween be was eight years of age. For twenty years he was in the hotel business, at Port Albert, Dungan- non and Dunlop, and for about tvs years he was engineer on a Getern- ment tug. Over twenty years ago he became a resident of Goderich, and for the last seventeen yarn he had been em- ploye4 at the municipal power station at the harbor. He was active until about a month ago, when he took to ZIP DisAIr 0r BRED= IMILYna 1;1o>11111l ,TZU= Ely Culbertson and Sidney Leah have beld the limelight as bridge play- ers too tont. and it took a local lady to get a band that shakes the 4oundatioas of the seats of the mighty. Eve.. wee cosseted in a friendly game of contract bridge with her husband and two friends on Wed- nesday night. Mr. Emus ahum•d the cards, Mrs. Evans cut, and her oppon- ent on ber left dealt. Both her oppon- ents and her partner passed. Nonchal- antly she made her bld. "A grand slam In do trump!" Consternation reigned. Somebodj weakly chirped up. "You're What AUBURN 4U BURN, NOT. 80. -Miss Josephine Weir spent the week -end with her cou- sin, Miss Dorothy Robertson of Col- borne. The bazaar and supper held last Friday night by the Presbyterieu La- dies' Aid was a decided success. Mr. David and Miss J. McAllister rallad os) f tecds t,• Ole cletztIS Tuesday. The Bible Society collectors •f6 ceiling on the people this week and 11* having a wondehful response. Many ponds around here are giving much enjoyment in the form of skating parties. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ralthby were visiting friends in et. Thomas over the week-esd. his bed with his fatal 'limas. He leaves mel"-- er some ruck ezptme•doo- .-___ . _ _ __ __ - to mourn him his wife, formerly Ta- Indlgnautly Mrs. Evaur proved that mar Amelia Coates of Coltwme town- she was dead In earnest and flipped ship; two sons, William. of Windsor, down her cards -just four aces, four and Thomas, of Goderich; three s1s- kings, four queeetut and the jack of dia- tera, Mrs. John Routllffe of Toronto, monds-a perfect no trump hand. Mrs. Jueeph Barger of Toronto and Mrs. John Barger of Ashfield; and BOXING AND WRESTLING brothers, Thomas end Peter, of Toronto. Three children predeceased him. Joseph. killed in the Great War, Trio of Events at Victoria Opera Frank and Minnie. Huse en Wednreday Night The funeral was held this (Thum- A good-sized crowd of fight tans wit - day 1 afternoon from the family reel- ne,taed "Lefty" Owyane, of Toroto, dense, Rev. J. N. H. Mills, rector of champion bantamweight boxer at the St. George's church. conducting the 1932 Olymples, defeat Fred Falrman, service, The interment Was in Malt- also of Tomete, en Wednesday night land cemetery, the pallbearers being James Strachan. Wm. Hill, 8. D. Croft, Ed. Nelson. Allan McDonald and Ben Evans. Among those present from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Glazier, son and daughter. of Toronto; at Victoria Opera House in tour three- minute bouts. Gwynn showed superior boxing abil- ity throughout the match, but Falr- man is a game youngster and with a Mn. RouUlffe, her son -In-law and little training should do well in the daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wickens, and ring. In endeavoring to protect bit Fair - two sons. Thomas and William, of Tc- face n from lod op 'r onslaught. the • onto; Mr. and Mrs. George Barnet a man loam good opportunities to drive • r few punches home. At the first of the son, of Detroit ; Mise Sadie Carter, Auburn. and rt•latives from Ashfield. O°'l and third rounds, Falrman showed a little more pep, but he weak. I• DUNGANNON NILE NILE, Nov. 30. -The Y.Y.B. will hold their regular meeting on Friday night of this week in the church basement. Those who attended the joint young people's meeting of the circuit on Fri- day of last week at Leehurn report a pleasant and enjoyable evening. Miss Kathaleen Williams returned home on Saturday after a two weeks' visit with relatives In Toronto. Her uncle, Mr. Reg WUllams, and Wm Margaret McKitterick accompanied her home, returning on Monday to the city. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morrish ot De- troit me troll (sited at the ho 0t Mr. and Mrs. John Tabb during the past week, returning to their home on Monday ac- companied by Mrs. Tabb, who will visit for a while with Mr. and Mrs. Morrish and other relatives there. Yrs. Begley of Lucknow visited with her brother, Mr. Smith, and son Gor- don, of the general store here, for a few days recently. • • • • coed rapidly. Y. t'. Rt '$MALL tJwynne, a mere youngster. has had of promise Gd year . 1 Christmas Greer Carts primed ted st The Ebon omicron Russell. prominent only thirty-six fights and shows a lot and a Goderich obviously outclassed resident of Walkrrvllh Fairness He L nimble on his feet and TOWN OF GODERICH - TAXES The second instalment of the 1932 Taxes is now due and payable at the office of the Tax Collector. Avoid penalties by paying now. . Owners and harhor'ers, of Dogs mutt also obtain their -licenses or be prosecuted - ..-__ -_ - - J. H. ROBERTSON, Tax Collector. • , . - iw sellar to get the maximum heat out of tbe road y hs 7.r' C t hail a liar of "soe.ndary air" whisk e Oar tour frea•M itw��ys well el the air rumina throaa VACU-DRAF T MOTORIZED HEATING With the Veen -Draft system of "motor;aed heoti.g", a =en fan le ~cardthe iambs pine whieb is as ai .� controlled by a Vee -Stas awisri. This fan draws .serest saennt of at thewag& Ilse Me deer oyes the so web as alt Annuals tbe bore deer. rhes Ovine eensiasdon sea eee.eeseetly reale ~somata' besting. Fsrtba. thus that k penal. you to hers low -east earle whit eb. resek Rat yea Mae AS ger tan sed mere. Vaem•Dsaft gnteab the wage of da.geross red it . -4s. swmr wink Agee mad res, and may be psseii am ma aeay PayseYmenove plea. For Hot Watt. Sat Ab' se Steam frrnaeee k ie ti. owl Mak.adeal o.•i harm. Inca y.a t�ittts to this-msll a. snags "r rive r ,r 1 1 Ikyirma 1 M The ear i•C.a.Jlaw C.d I.rnr wJwssti rr sMreeed 4 de .nebesbs yandmtt Laboratory. _ s A Mz i.ia .164,+ - TALBOT & CORNISH ionic and Kingston Street Telephone 81 - 1 . old boy, died suddenly on Tuesday at his home In Walkerviile, at the age of quick to follow up his punches. seventy-seven yes re Since removing to WaikervUie many years ago, Mr. Pretimlaary Betels Considerably more excitement was Russell had kept in c-rair a t�wttV"•ee•'�ed b! -t6* --4w40-- Fedi e- Goderlch and made frequent visits wrestling bouts, which displayed a good here. His wife, Catherine Morris. brand of nest work. Le • sister of Mrs. M. C. Swanson of Bob Williams of Toronto and Scotty this town. The body was brought to McIntyre of Detroit gave a good show- God7trfcB ibis morning and interment ing of wrestling abllltj and were well wasmade in Maitland cemetery. The .Border Cities Star of Tuewiay has the following reference: Mr. Russell was taken suddenly 111 this morning and died within a few hours, of a heart attack. In spite of his advanced age, be was In apparently good health until the heart seizure that preceded hie death. He was out last evening and yesterday afternoon sttendeci a funeral in Sandwich. Mr. Buser!'was mayor of Wslkervilie for two terms, 1907 and 11814. Previous to his two years as mayor, he served a number of years on the Walkerviile Mr.x ll' was tom in matched. Williams, favorite of the Lana, put Up a good fight. but was thrown atter McIntyre frustrated a body slam by rolling Williams on bis back after sixteen minutes in the ring. The most exciting match on the bill proved to be that between Larry La- belle of .Toronto and Jack Seabo, the young Hungarian wrestler. Scab*, popular with the Jane from the start, MowedMved remediable dexterity and nimbleness. His physique Is a tYPIeal product of European gymnasia, slim but muscular. The first round went to Labelle after fifteen minutes In the council, ussr ring. Seale' came back In the second Brooklyn. New York, and came to the round with a vengeance, and the ire of wonder cities forty-three years ago. He the bosky Toront,ntian was aroused ors tnartegerof the Vt'atkcrrille Lumberand the fun began. Each wrestler in 1 Company for thirty 3'e•n• retiring nine years ago. lie always tatted a keen interest me the affairs of Wrlkervllka. Surviving the fans took It for what It was - widow, Catherine; one, brother, Wll- „�, ren. "stage stuff' -and the massacre was resumed. Finally, after fourteen min- utes of action, Beebe resorted to a series of flying tackles that caught the burly Labelle amidships and cleared • zoo is s nephew by marriage. Mr. the path for a throw. The third round Ruseeil was a member of the Moslem (cured a little let-up In the "rough twelve minutes, Labelle employing a crotch hold and body slam, This gave Labelle the necessary best two out of three for a win on the bout. "Dad" Milton of Guelph acted as re- feree for the three bouts. Matchmaker Chas. Hallett announces that another bout, consisting entirely of wrestling, will be staged at the Op- era House on December 16. tum tapplied the pressure to the at - est; wemerey being %town. In a Intl, Labelle otllred bis healto Seabo, bet Bob - Hem T. Russell, of tario; one sister. Mrs. Frank Jardine, of Toronto; and three nephews, Frank and Clarence Russell, of Waubeatene, nd Earl, of Toronto. Dr. R. B. Bob - Shrine Temple of life stuff," and Seabo was thrown after Preceptory, Detroit, and a member of the Windsor Knight Tempters. He was a Past Preceptor of the Windsor Preceptory. He was Very Most Eminent Knight Can- ada, Sovereign Gof rand I4fory No. n- ada, member of Arch Chapter, of the Royal Arch Masons, and a past master of the Great Western Lodge, A.F. & A.M., No. 47. BRIEF'S -Huron county council will meet on Tuesday next for its last .union of the year. If your stomach, liver or kidneys trouble • ask Cam'' l's Drug stove about Nn-er The December nes*Ion of the County Court will open on Tuesday, December 18, before KM Honor Judge Costello. The local staff of the Bank of Mon- treal has a new member In the person of Mr. R. G. Armour, late of Carepbell- tord. Central Hoene end School ('lub will hold their reenter meeting at the school on Tuesday afternoon, December 6, at 4 o'clock. The Saltford Sunday school le pre- paring for the Christmas tree n ear- talnment, to be held on Thursday. De- cember 22nd. The postponed recital of H. A Clark of Stratford will be held Friday even - •g, December 2, at 8 nelock, In the even- lag, Aura. Font delta pnptls and f fecal soloist, ail gold Gmtdalllata, will entertain. -4-4. The' Victoria Home tad School Cl has made a eontrlbutioa of $10 to foods of the civic welfare commit A number of organfratinna are putt! nn entertainments to false money the reilef funds. The mild weather this week has worked havoc with the sheet of ice at the rink. A good halt-lseh foundation had been fro.en before the mild spell set In, but only patehee of it remain at the present time. Two *aerations, Mesa, "One Family" and "Royal Remembrances," were pre- sented in the Capital Theatre on Fri- day afternoon under the atiefekes of Ahmeek Chapter, D.O.P.E. About 600 children were present Mr. R. A. Meaner of Mi•n&'Products ('n., Detroit, lglc hlpn, was hate on Monday and drought Into prbdeetlo• the new equipment ttte Mistier Mfg. Co. of Oederleh bas recently installed for the mannfactnrr of the gew product, MaJe.tle Mender and ''oast r. Mr. blower rade a quantity of the Majestic Weeder slid Creliatfvt'tetr evillk Isere sad Mel bah td prat of 1116 :.1Qafyla■tt wn1_.. UM 1'6adilil %est . .+aw • 411,1601/14/011i Rain Bernard*be, title fu is cantors., is OS dross WOW thee Sen Francleso, the luesib et Nret7 t• t1M State. Godench• Oblakela nese • rumor ormir,rt ••NN•olosamW•ee•ema•t•t•,bs.eJFcanf saes • •••rya•.-_ • ••••a••••••• n`'epsM•••••NM.•••••••• MAJESTIC MENDER AND CONSTRUCTOR Majestic Mender and Constructor has been well received by Goderich ckl- to itantrttable the number of *Mil 1.4 places where it has been-ey!d and give the desired result Fee Instance, here are two extreme uses to which it has been pot -the repair of a stove and the mending of a set of false teeth. A Detroit dentist tried at different times to repair his patient's plate, but tailed. A friend of the pa- tient's told him to try Majestic Men- der and Constructor; 1t did the trick. Its more common uses, to Which It la daily being put, are the mending of tin, granitewere, aluminum, kitchen uten- sils, china, glees, car radiators, frozen radiator heads. repair of furniture. shoes, storm windows, etc. Majestic Mender and Olpstroctor la for sale by Fred Hunt, Jansen Frank McArthur, John Pinder andCor- don Tebbutt, Goderieh ; Frank Melt - wain. Llat1aw; Jai H. Johnston, An - bum ; Boyd Matta*, Reynold. It 1s manufactured b"�f,4��h�e "M'�is�ner Mfg. Co. Ltd. Beware agasewtaw.na. DONATIONS '10 SHELTER The following donathode to the Child- ren's Shelter, received since June last, are gratefully sekn edSed' Meat. Susan rtniehtvd lata jam; Mrs. Wm. Doak, rhubarb, coati tot child- ren; Mrs. Dnrnln, rabtl•te Plants; Wo- men's institute, bread ; Victoria and North street united churches, hens; Mr. McKibben, Wingbam, $l treat for ehitdren; Mr. Switzer, Wingham, 11 treat for children ; Mr. Jae. McMillan, vegetables, fruit, Iwo chickens; Mn. John Lawrence, candy, baby's sun suit; Golf Club, sandwiches, meat; Mrtt. Fleming, pyre; lira. J. Tltnrlow, pears; A Friend. 61 jars fruit and to- mato juice; Mn. Gordon Lamb, corn, two palls honey; Mrs. Fred Rouse, to- matoes; len. Geo. Bowra, tomatoes; Mr. Wm. Rudder*, cabbage; Anglican church, vegetables, trult preserves, clothe -a; People's Store, dnnginats : ate. Abs. Oob orner windbr 1/1116ort, deem; Union church, Port Albert, sandedLkme sad oak*: Mr. B. pQSlFv dim d , ' mpties ; appose; 1 Villia. 'empties; eidats!!'welleth4tt; May. B Wl' Mies Stressjam ; JamW Ri Aman: Waxen% fee- stttatl. A'? fate fret: Mrs. Hal- liday, pale et t>rM1S111 Mies Ball, books. Dt'NGANNON. Nor. 50. -Ree C. Taverner, of the Ashfield circuli preached in the l'nited church here last Sunday, Rev. D. McMillan preach- ing anniversary services at Blake's I church. I Mr. and Yrs. Finney and son Dougie, of Lbcknow, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mn. G. M. McKenzie on Sunday. Mr. and Mn. O. H. Popp and two children. Itesthe and Lorne, who were .tahhrg ertenda in Wtngham, have re- turned home. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Alton and family and Mrs. Campbell spent Sunday with Mrs. Campbell's son, Mr. Cyril Camp- bell, at Lanes. Allan Reed is in Toronto this week attending a meeting of the junior farm- ers. While In the city he wilt be the guest of his dater, Mrs. Ray Carter. Fir. and Mrs. ('has. Elliott and son Henry, who have been visiting Mrs. El - Hort, s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rutz. at Golden Valley for the past two months, returned home last Thursday. During the latter part of the visit Mr. Elliott took an active part in hunting and aue- ceeded in bringing home alas. buck. We are sorry to report that Harvey Mole is confined to bed through Illness. We hope for his Speedy recovery.llty 1 Welt Veeived.-The play "Joie ret Step-Ch11d." given by the young people of Victoria street United church, Goderich, under the a°aplcee of the Dungannon Agricultural Satiety In the Red hall last Friday night, was largely attended, the hail being filled to cepa- city. The hearty applause from time to time gave evidence of the appreciation of the audience. Numbers were given between acts by Hope Mutch, Ronald Pennington and Rotel. Henry. Productive Pullets, -Mr. Heber Eedy is the proud possessor of about two hundred pullets and•yearling chickens, the pullets being of the buff Minorca type and the yearlings white Leghorn*. He 1s receiving a production of about 100 eggs a day. and this particularly since eggs advanced in price. Of course anyone wishing to know the se- cret of this excellent record of egg pro- duction would do well to call and see the flock, pens, methods of feeding and system of ventilation, to learn how such good results are obtained. Enough to say Mr. Eedy never does things by halves. Institute Meetlag-Tbe regular monthly meeting of the Women's in- stitute was held at the home of Mrs. G. C. Treleaven on Thursday last. The president, Mn. Alton. presided. The roll call was answered with "Christ- mas recipes." MissDoris Smith, of the Junior Institute, was present and gave a splendid report of the conven- tion held at Walkerton recently. Mrs. Robt. Durnin gave en excellent paper. The question drawer was conducted by Dr. A. H. Vokes and some very inter- esting questions were asked and were answered by the Doctor. The meeting was closed with the singing 61 the Na- tional Anthem, after which lunch was served. The hostesses were Mrs. J. J. Ryan, Mrs. W. R. Stothen and Mrs. T. Roes. Haig' Ali) Wait= WANT= Qaa$f)• Sltietter pay as garage me- eiam'•, battery, welding, eloctrical, barber and beauty cult° experts. A teaired. for yAteratoe. Trade Head Mee: 76 Queen Street, West, Toronto. DIED ar nt.- DIED GD.AZIER.-1n Goderich, on Tues- day, November 29, William Glazier, In his With year. )RA•ER.-io Godtrieb, on Thursday. December 1st, Miss Margaret. Fraser, in her R2nd year. The funeral will take place from her residents', corner Britannia road and Catemere street, On •aierttay, Dsteeneber 8rd, at 2.80 p.m. interment in Maitland cemetery. NOTICE OF MEIL'TDIG a, D.IORANDRA MARINE AND am- HOeVt lAis'1'SaOC1ATtt1N. - -' he reenaal-layette, et, the Maya.-, 4tterbetiitte ant.( tiasaerei Fbespitai idda: seetatlas>«rsin1 be add 1a Mama,, Hell, t3 gip, .Dente nber. ttlth 79Sg st 6 debet p.m. An meaviseve of the Assariatlne ars regise bei to steeed. T. G. COMMON. Sserstary. ver, SULAYED Os tempi "MARLING HSI bTRAYlOD 1 about July. Write infortgatba to D. GARDNER, Goderich R.R. No...1. ENGINEERING , /NGEBEL ♦ CAIt6Y.-OONSUIIrINO ail I M • , oaring. Drale- NlatMaM Bonding, Goderich. Oat thane IMO. WANTED WANTED TO SORROW. -$700 ; first-class security. Apply BOX 24, Signal. WANTED. -MAID FOR GENERAL housework. Apply at SIGNAL OFFICE. FOR SALE OR EIINf ROUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENT .- uuAt a bargain. Easy terms, THOS. YOUNG. South street.' TO RENT. -HEATED APARTMENT. Modern in every detail. Poksession any time after November Lt. HAYS & HAYS, Barristers, Goderiith ROUSE FOR SALE 011 RENT. -80L - RAID brick house on Trafalgar street ; all modem conveniences. Wired for electric stove. Apply at QIGNAL OF- FICE. TO LET. -PARTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT; living -room, dining alcove' and kitchenette. Furnace- heated urnaceheated and electricity. Apply PARK HOUSE. COR SALE. -A SMALL QUEBEC I heater, In good eondltibn. Also 24 lengths of pipe. Want to buy a good. Ore -proof cafe, but must be cheap. Ap ply to SIGNAL OFTiCE. NOTICE TO cuerr'OR' NOTICE TO CREDITORS.. Notice is hereby given that 111 Cre- ditors of the estate of the late lira. Alex. Johnston of Goderich ere re- quired on or before the 8rd of Decem- ber, 1932, to deliver to the under- signed, executor of the said estate, a itetew.at of their claims_ with tett particulars. And take notice that atter said date the executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among Ute parties entitled thereto and that be will not be Mable for the said assets to any person or persons ot whose claim notice shall not then have been re calved by him. Accounts to be sent to HAYS & HAYS, Goderich, Solicitors for the Estate, or R. G. JOHNSTON, Executor, Goderieb, Ont. MORTGAGE SALE MORTGAGE SALE OF FARM PRO- PERTY. Under and by virtue of the powers of sale contained in a certain mortgage, which will be produced at time of sale, there will be offered for sale by public auction, on Saturday, December 10th, 1932, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the premises, the follow- ing property: Part of the South Part of Lot Num- ber Hight, lake Range Concession. W. D., Township of Colborne. This Is Lake Shore property with a large barn and no house. TERMS -Twenty per cent cash at the time of the sale and the balance in thirty days. For further particular' apply to HAYS & HAYS, Goderich, Ontario, Solicitors for the Mortgagees, or to THOS. GUNDRY & SON, Auctioneers, Goderich, Ont. CHARTERED AOOOUNTA.NT COR SALE. -GROCERY STOCK AND FRANK P. OIBBB, CHARTERED A FIXTURES. Will either sell or Accountant, 102 Ontario street, rent store and dwelling in connection.Stratford. Phone 1580. Rea, 13301j. Rent reasonable. JAS. 11. PiPE, cor- ner Victoria anti Nelson streets, God- AUCTIONEERING ericb. COR SALE OR T() RENT. -NEWLY F remodelled house on Keays street. All modern conveniences, hardwood e floors and wired for electric sieve. ply to C. W. WORSELL, Keays street. 'phone 476. 'NOMAS GUNDRY, GODERICH. LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER Telephone No. 119. attended to anywbere anCiv effort made to give satlafactioa. Farmers' sale notes discounted. WARM, COMFORTABLE FLAT FOR rent, on St. Vincent street. All conveniences -garage, garden, lawn, and spacious verandah. Formerly part late Judge Doyle residence. Y. W. HOWELL, Phone 213 or 3. (,'ARM FOR SALE -FORTY ACRES more or lees. Tbe property of the , late H. W. C. Naftel, situated at the end of South street on the southern boundary of the town; of good clay loam ; large house and barn, drive abed, workshop, henhouse; artesian well (135 feet), the very best of water ; good fruit trees. Ideal location, dose to schools and churches. For further par- ticulars apply on the Dreamless or to PERCY or WILL NAFTEL. • fh's PUBLIC NOTICE RUBLic NOTICE. `a Po insure payment this year, all ac- counts against the Town of Goderich ' must be rendered at once. L. L. KNOX, Town Clerk. HURON COUNTY COUNCIL. The Huron County Council will meet in the Council Chamber, Court House, Goderich, on Tuesday, the Oth day of December, 1982, ■t 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Accounts and notices ot_de- potations or other business to be brought before the Council must be in the hands of the clerk the previous Monday. GEO. W. HOLMAN, Clerk. Goderich, Nov. 28, 198 t4 Notice L hereby given that a Court will be held, pursuant to the Ontario Voters' Lists Aet, by His Honor the Judge of the County Court of the County of Huron, at the Court House, Ooderids, on Tuesday, the 6th day' of December, 1982, at nine o'clock rn the forenoon, to hear and determine com- plaints of errors and omissions in the voters' list of the Municipality of the Town of Goderieh for the year 1982. Dated at Goderich the 2$rd day of November, 1982. L. L. KNOB, , Clerk of the Mnnleipallty of the Town of Godericb. VERB' LIST NOTIOE. VOTERS' LiSTS, 1982, MUNiOI- PALITT OF T'HU TOWN 01' OODi11*- I( OOLiNTY OF HURON. Neth L hereby gives Unit I have compiled with section 7 of The Voters' Lista Act and that I have posted up at my office at the Town Hall, Ooderich, ou the thirty -gnat day of Oetober, 1963, the list of en persons *sailed to vote is the said municipality at ntnnlcipal aletctbna and teat such list remiss liber for lespeetIese And D bobby eull epee all voters to IDkw (_ 1LLareeeslitealli :albs ekilj tarsen or ranula c. ' elerfaidisi - eorefeg tob*w. Altr�tte Ow 6 t hi, ki •i thle ae4 bit of 1961, L L KNOX. Clark .t the Dews ef MEDICAL DR. F. J. R. FORBTER, EYE, EAR. NOSE, THROAT Late Hoas. Surgeon New York O*. thalmlc and Aural Hospital. asaltdail at Moorefield Eye Hospital and Goal` Square Threat Hospital, London, 111----•---•• 118 Waterloo St. 8., Stratford. TA. phone 287. At Hotel Bedford, Goderieb, front 7 o'clock on tbe evening of third Monday of each month till the following Tues _ -_ day at 1 p.m. DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER CH]RPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS. H ERA PIBT Goderlch, Phone 541. Equipped with electromagnetic bathe. Electronic electric tre•tmsts and chiropractic. Chronic, organic sad nervous diseases. Lady 1n attendeace. Office hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p.m.. excepting Monday and Thursday sad by appointment A. N. ATKINSON Residence and office --Corner et South street and Britannia road. MUSIC RAYMOND FLEMING PLAYER. A.T.C.M., Organist and Choirma.ter of North Street United Church, an- nounces that be U prepared to accept pupils in piano, organ, theory, W vocal. Terme on application. Ra d- dsce and studio, Newgate Street T WR. H. N. LIVENS, PUPIL OF THE Royal Conservatory, Leipzig, Ger- many. Teacher of piano, organ, vocal, and harmony, Terme onpplication. BEDFORD HOTEL or KNOX CHURCH. LEGAL DUDLEY 1111, HOLMES, Barrister, Rte. Office--Hamntoo street. Goderick Phone 27. DOUGLAS R. NAIRN. Barrister and Solicitor. Office --Hamilton street. Goderich. Telephone 611 �'. R. DARROW, BARRISTER, Bro. Successor to J. L Killoran Phone 67. Office ---'la. Square, Oodarleh. GRANS DONNELLY, B. A. L Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. O-Hamntoe Street, Oodara& Phone 282. RAY• • HAYS, ■l Barristers and 'Welton It o. Hays, R.C. and R. 0May.. B.A., Hamilton street, Goderich Telephone 88. VRNEBT M. LICE, Barrister and Sobletor Sun Life Building. Aeelaide and Vie - torts streets, Toronto 2. Telephone Eight 5601 INtURANCB. LOAN&, iITC. McKiLLOP MUTUAL FERE INSUR- AMOR t tows ,.t and belated Oilers - Jean •emnewsls, Pr•a„ Bredh•gee P.O.; Jamas Osenelly, View Pram. Oodith P.O.1 D. F. SleOrape. Ss-'We. .rraps., •etafseth P.O. Seert fffortt* is site., Wallw Wm. Knox, . , t Harlot*: t'l.0 rta.y, LI. Zit deefairthJAY •A�tt W. iC a lit* Avw•,,. - ,.,.,•„ M at Oates s J. H.