HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1932-12-8, Page 8Christmas Gifts
The most beautiful array of G1FT8 ever shown is now on
tllspiaj.
The prices are very moderate. Britt( your shopptug list and
browse around at your convenience.
- DAINTY. BOXED
Awn ova •
Book Depart-
ment
Shelves loaded with good Books
suitable for everyone, from the
beautiful leather-bound Books to
the lovely display for the child-
ren.
1IAND1SOME LEATHER
et ••Handbags
FOR LADIES
GENTLEMEN'S BILLFOLDS,
KE1••TAINES,TIE RACKS,
PARKER W MERMAN'S and
SCH AEFFEWS
Pens and Pencils
in all the latest colors.
$1.25 to $10.00
s
Notepaper and
Correspondence
Cards
PRICED FRIM
25c to $3.00
PER BOX
Inchaneand English 4 t
rassware
in all the useful pieces, such as
VASES, TRAYS, ROT WATER
K ETTLES, Ete.
DONT FORGET YOI'It
Christmas Candles and
Decorations
in the latest colors.
CELLOPHANE in all the color-
for wrapping your unreels.
Sec our tables of ENGLISH OHINA. Specially price.) at 3
t
is. and :00.•.
Dail forget that DOLL for the little girl.
Cole's BookStore
-STORE OPEN EVENINGS -UNTIL _C,14RISTMAS
VtaCtertetMesitMCCIMCCIEMSCICCICICX
'ra..a .7s wc.i
THE SIGNAL
)FORTH STREET W. K. 8.
lire. Hetherington Chosen Chosen as Prodder*
at Annual =otiose( OlkenThe W if 8. of North street United
church held their annual meeting for
the election of omceri esa Monday
afternoon. The report of the uomin-
atiug committee was adopted without
cheat* and Me following officers wilt
at the January ;melting:Modem& .14101f�
Colborne, Stewart, and Tom ; pte�1
dent, Mrs. I. Hetherington; vice-presi-
dents, Mesdames Hamilton, McKay,
Watts and Graham; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Wm. Strachan, with ]Ira. P.
W. Currie as assistant; correspondingn
secretary, Mrs. Wm. Rive; treasurer,
Miss V. J. Robertson; . cretarlea of
departments: Christian stewardship,
Mrs. W. J. Andrew; strangers, Mrs. W.
C. Pridham and Mrs. Wilcock; supply,
Mrs. T. Johustou and Mrs.
so 1t. J- Iiow.
and ; astate helpers, Mrs. C. M. Rob-
ertson and Mrs. S. J. Wark; literature,
Mrs. Wm. Rivers; Missionary Month-
ly, Miss A. Davidson and Mrs. A. Bu-
chanan; temperance, Mrs. M. W. How-
ell ; press. Miss V. G. Robertson; anp
erintendents: Mission Circle, Miss E.
Buchanan ; C.G.I.T., Misses Bailie and
Cheer: Mission hand, Mutes Bradford,
Andrew and Cooper; Baby Band. Mrs.
Fulford. Miss A. Jenkins, and Mrs. P.
J. Cantelon; planist, Mrs. J. T. Fell;
auditors, Mesdames Hern and Attkea;
finance committee, Mesdames R. Ryan,
rid and Glrviu; representative to
the official board, Mrs. Ilerheritigt
After the election of officers Mrs. P.
ROUND TRIP BARGAIN FARES
to TORONTO
Saturday, December -17th
GOING:
Leave fladerieb -8:4'•
a -m.. and 2.30 pact..
RETI'RNiNG:
Tickets good up to
Monday. i)ecember
19th.
Bey tickets in :. I..t..,• from Town and Depot Agents.
$230
RETURN
Ti.ke4s g.»•.1 in
�r
( orches --fillip.
tategage checked.
Children 5 yuan and
' under 12, half
fare.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
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TAX NOTICE
- TOWN OF GODERICH -
Mg_ l0t_..lp,)'_4- m' Ill
of 21x1 installment 1932- Taxes. -
Penalty added Deeember 1113th.
J. H. ROBERTSON,
Tax Collector.
GODERICH, ONT.
A*RdltRlne.'T,7Rrt',,3
The Vote, in Monday's Elections
AIRFIELD
FOR REEVE
Polling division 1 i2 3, 4 • 5 6
Matheson 60 81 85 4T 82 106
McKenzie 114 79 57 74 41 32
7
86
32
Majority for Matheson -127 - _•_ _.
,,., FOR COUNCILLOOPe
014 t-
BRIEF'S:,
See these kerbs. roots and barks in
their raw state at Campbell's Drug
Store.
Ilea Elsie Bradford if reported to be
Total much better this week rad her amen-
ities
tion has taken a much.more favorable
429 turp.
The Victoria Home and ikt►ool
>u4e ii ' me5tlCiubag
Pmoon. December 15,
Culbert 95 61 61 89 36 43 51 386
Parrish 61 73 93 00 91 113 106 008
Johertoa-n,..r,,vivo-or 100 53 56 114 28 12 2e 435
Sherwood i)8 84 00 53 78 38 32 443
Zinn 18 109 106 40 86 71 49 478
Farrish, Zinn and Sherwood elected
WEST WAWANO8E
FOR REEVE
Polling dlvtslon 1 2 3 4 5 6
Mole 89 28 32 49 32 11
Stewart 84< 129 46 54 48 44-
Majoribe for Stewart -184
FOR COUNCILLORS
Aitchison 48 70 43 81
Gammie 43 63 51 74
Leishman 80 46 20 31
McQuililn 70 88 48 65
Walsh 29 66 28 34 38 32 227
Webster; 115 101 48 78 48 33 423
Webster, McQuillin, Aitchison and Gammie elected
43 34
51 31
20 13
48 36
OS ?bateau
.at 4 pm.
The Saltation Aewy L 'Steele( pots
ea the Square for Christmas cheer, lu
aid of the town relief fund, and Invites
contributions from the townspeople.
Mr. Thomas Anderson, Napier
street, who has had poor health for
some weeks, had a severe attack on
Saturday, but this week Is reported
Total somewhat better.
721 The Central Home and School Club
405 hill hold its Chttatwaa meeting ou
Monday afternoon, December 12, at
4 p.m. Rev. J. N. H. M111s will give an
address and there will (te a musical
program.
Ttip Goderich Beauty Sboppe bas a
special offer in permanent waves from
now until Christmas: Shampoo. per-
manent wave and timer wave, all for
$3.50. Thha will make an !deal Christ-
mas gift for you or your friends. Make
your appointment now, as there is a
limited number. Phare 556.
The ('ollegiate is again indebted to
the generosity of the 1.(JLD.E. (Ahmeek
sbjlttrr), the Catholic Women's
League. the Lion Club sad the -Lit-
erary Society for the prizes to be given
to the winners of the public speaking
contests. The senior contest for boys
and girls of the middle and the upper
school will take plac(ew oft Friday even-
ing of next week (lleceother ltkh) in
MacKay Hall, i.eginning et 8 o'clock. A
eih er-collection win. be Ukelele defray
exdesees.
317
313
210
835
0. 0. F. SCORE SUCCESS let us show the same spirit,' said His
Worship.
Big ('rowd at Relief Fund Benefit Drawing the tickets for fowl book
Wednesday Night 'e. the following holding lucky n•_-_
hers:' Turlreps, William Carter, G. E.
The Oddtellows' Hall was filled to
W. Currie took the chair for the den- a capacity on Wednesday night on the oc-
!lonal program- The Scripture lesson. rostra of tete old-time fiddlers' contest
Luk -,{'s beautiful account of the birth of held by the local Court of the Order of
Ch at. was read by Mrs. A. Buchanan. Foteeten for the benefit of the civic
Mrs. Wattle offered prayer, and Mrs. W. relief fund.
J. McNevin read the story of "The Organizer Percy E. Perrin acted as
Wcuaan ]Vbo.laver.to Radiate Hopp!-. chairman of tate meettng and in his
nest." A ('torus, "Joy to the World." opening remarks expressed appreeta-
was splendidly rendered by a double tion of the splendid co-operation given
quartette, consisting of Mesdames Rob -1 the Order In cal
rposes. _ "'etre"
.-rwwvn. Rowell, Nattel, Moore. John,..-pn
Squires (Clapplson's Corner), O.
Johnston, and Mise Marguerite Fal-
coner; geese, K. Kneeebaw, Devitt
Warner (Hayfield), G. Carpenter;
ducks, D. N. Patterson, W. Webb, O.
Ingles and W. C. Lee; chickens. W. M.
Barker, Peter Spain, Dr. W. P. Callow,
Prod-- Flownn- W. -haddock,--its
Church, P. T.. Turner, J. H. Lauder, H.
Miller (Kincardine) and D. Drennan.
I money for relief Old-time dancing pat the finishing
.ton, Barbour, Kershaw and Hewitt,
$171M-1971-7 rill -Adel -ion as'Aare-ilSifH- Th. -fastasa=-at=tbs=*tnaiag;-•- 1114""^ - - - - -
Ist. Mrs. •W. J. Andrew fiddlers' contest, was divided into four
gate ," inter- � groups: Under 21 years of age, 21 to '
estinR talk on "The Blue Book." trod-' R BAY FIELD
Ing well-chosen selections from nal40 years, 40 to 60 years, and over 60. ,
%%vaith of information. The closing Entries and winners were as follows: Il k3FIF:LI1. Dec. T -Bev. R. V.
prayer was offered by Miss V. G. Rob- I l'nder 21, Harry Schram (winner) and `Gale attended the Presbytery meeting
DIED
-aORHON,-Io-Asbtield tow
-Tbar'sday, Hee- ember -
don, to his 6018 year.
McCOLL-At Toronto, on Friday, De-
cember 2nd, Margaret ]I<•Coll, widow
of the late Alexander M.t'oll, aged
75 years.
DALTON. -In Ashfield township, on
Thereelay.-December 8, Mary', beloved
wife of Morgan Dalton. agel 87 years.
- The funeral teniae w
at St. Joseph's church, Ringabridge,
Saturday morning. December 10th, at
9.30 o'clock.
LACEY.-In Goderleh, on Thurwlay,
December 8th, Mary, widow of
Thomas Lacey, aged 82 years.
Funeralfrom ber late residence,
Wolfe street, Saturdat, December 10th,
at 8.45 o'clock. to St. Peter's church,-
and
hurch;and thence to R.C. cemetery, Colborne.
1 M -MI MORLAM
HOWBON.-In loving memory of
Chas. A. Howson, who passed away
two yeatettgo-December 9th. 1930.
"There are loved ones in the glory,
Whom we miss so here below.
They are welting for our coming,
On that bright celestial shore."
-Sadly missed by WIFE AND
DAUGHTER.
ertson_
PIANO BENCHES
AT FACTORY PRICES
Onler one now for Christmas
The Goderich Organ Co. Ltd.,
Goderich. Ont.
' James Fa.rrtah ; 21 to 40, Tom Stogie
I, (wiener*, John Farriah and Jim hind.
say; 40 to 60, John Farriah (winner)
, mrd Alex. McDonald; over 00, William
Ilyde, Ilenaall (winner), and James
f Blae[.
Mr. John Farriah, Leeburn, won the
solid gold medal in a contest between
the wtnneis of the various groups,
•• Mayor Lee presenting the medal.
The winner were selected by Siemens.
H. Blackstone, J. Hacking and William
tillreriteRNIEVIEVICTrIte Johnston, who judged the contestants
from behind It screen so that they
Your ! our B 1y multi no[oee who was playing.
The following received entries for
the groups and presented prizes to the
winners: E. Breckenridge, Percy Bar-
i ker. W. F. H. Price, and H. G. Ar -
At Least
A Half Dozen bony.
,,, Names on your Christmas
sopping list can be-
stroked off by this one
,• " - tuggiettlotl-.gtve Beauty
V. Gifts this Christmas. May
we not help you?
ASK US ABOUT OUR BEAUTY
CERTIFICATE
Beauty Culture Shop
Pthpne 536 Gederieh
On the Square at North Street
HNECH'rEL
CELEBRATES WITH A FRSs
PREMIUM. Or 14 PiscES OF
KiTCHSN ALUMINUM 7WAEE
1 Mayor Lee was called upon to speak,
and volved his appreciation of the
- I splendid patronage given the event. He
-pointed out that for each dollar raised
e
•reef here, the 'Federal awl Pro-
vincial Governments granted oue dol-
lar each. Ile warned citizens not to
eve food or money to transient& btu
to refer them to the chief of pollee.
They would recelre a good meal and It
cost the town only six and two-thirds
cents, the other two-thirds being paid
by the Governments. "Nobody is go-
ing to go hungry if we can help it," be
stated.
Erneet Breckenridge gave a delight-
ful saxophone solo, and Carleton Dair
supplied piano selections at intervals
In the program.
Organizer Percy Perrin thanked the
audience for the splendid turnout, and
outlined in brief the work of the Can-
adian Order of Foresters. He an-
nounced that it had beam proposed to
make this event an annual affair.
Brother Albert Barker presented a i
financial report which showed receipts
and expenditures eo far as they had
been able to compute them at the time.
The report showed that the sale of
tickets had netted ;60, drawing tiekets
9137 and donations ;12. Expenses
amounted to ;60.40, leaving a balance
of shoat ;150, every cent _of which
would go to the relief fund.
Mayor Leecexpressed his thanks to
the Order for having made possible
this substantial addition to the relief
fund, and asked the citizens to coop
erste by sending old clothes and stock-
ings to the town hall for distribution.
"During the war the ladies knitted
socks; now we have an economic war-
This New
Knechtel
Kitchen
�roup
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Specially designed for this unusual Event ter
Knedstel Kitchen Kabinet, Knechtel KAMM TAM
Knechtel Kitchen Chairs --s complete new Kaedat14 EltebM Group
at the specially low price of
and a FREE PREMIUM of first grade Aluminum Waw, inaapriaing
*mitten pieces of Kitchen Utensils. thus A.ntLh wg you with
Ma entirely new outfit of cooling Utensils for year kit n.
011111e in and see this remarkable value.
i.
161.50
Old Sores
Soon Healed
or Money Back
Never think yon have to put np with
ou don't! And you ahould'nt,
for $b7 xray lead to something ser-
ious.-
No matter how long you have had
them, get after them at once with Em-
erald 011 and they'll heal over as nice
is can be in no time.
If this soothing, healing, anttaeptic
oil doesn't quickly clear them up. nays
Wipe's Drug Store, get your money
hack and see a doctor.
7
J. R. WHEELER
Hamilton St. Goderloh
The Lai Ma's Stye
Everything that's new
in Meng Wear
Hand Tailoring and
Special Order to Your
Measure
Chas. Black
Phone 919 Ocxlerieh
ratt
at Egmondville on Tuesday.
The Bayfield branch of the Bible -So-
ciety are bolding their annual meeting
1n flo Preshyterian church on Sun-
day evening at 7 o'clock, when the of-
ficers
bficers will be appointed for the new
year. The service will be.vnducted by
Revs. R. V. Gale and F. H. Paull.
Mrs. Fulton and son Wilfrid, of Big-
gar, Sask., visited last week with the
forwer's stater, Mrs. P. Weston.
Miss Mildred Cameron returned to
Detroit last Friday.
Mr. Lauder Buchan, of Windsor, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. N. -VF We
The Ladies' Guild of Trinity church
met last Thursday at the home of Mrw
0. King-
Sasttisi Btatrtgaret.--A very pleasant
evening was spent In the basement of
8L Andrew's United church, Bayfield,
Wednesday, November 30th, when a
splendid supper was prepared by the
ladles of the congregatlorl. Everything
arae there to delight the palate, ere°. to
"haggis." which was a speetal for
those of more pronounced Scottish
_Q. toast list was presented after
the supper, Rev. R. M. Gale acfiu( air
toastmaster. Mr. A. E. Erwin re-
sponded to the toast to the King, after
the National Anthem had been sung •
Mr. E. F. Merrier, "Our Country:" Mr.
Colin Campbell. "The Church ;" Mr.
Jas. Sterling, "The Ladles;" Mr. Don
McKenzie. "Scotland." The audience
joined in singing patriotic and other
numbers between the toasts. A Scot-
tish program followed. Mr. A. E. Er-
win sang "Annie Lamle:" quartette
numbers by Messrs. Gale, Rhen. Erwin
and Sterling, "Ye Banks and Braes:'
and "Highland ',addle." Mrs, R.
S•otehmer and Mr. Gale sang"Hunting-
tower" and "Matrimonial Sweettt;" Mr.
Eben, "Lamle o' Mine." and "Early in
the Morning." Mr. .1 Sterling ap-
peared in Scottish costume and sang "I
Love a Lamle," and "The Reaon Why
I Wear the Kilta." Mr. Gale played a
few Scottish numbers on his violin.
These numbers were Interspersed with
short addressee and humorous stories
from Mr. Edwards, Mr. Cameron and
Mr. L. Thomson. Miss Gladys Osie
acted"M accompanist throughout the
program. The evening closed with the
singing. of "Auld Lang Syne" and the
benetiict ion.
L. 0. 4 Oieera,-I.O.L. No. 24 bell
their annual meeting on Monday. De-
cember 5th. The following omeers
were appointed: W.M., John Castle;
D:M., W. Westlake; chaplain, A. E. Er-
win ; recording secretary, N. Heard;
financial secretary, E. A. Featherston ;
treasurer, H. Stinson; marshal, G.
Sturgeon; ler-toter. W. J. McLeod ; de-
puty lecturer, W. McDool ; committee
men, Wm. .1. Elliott. Robt. Orr, Chas.
Gemeiahardt H. )acieod, Wm. Orr;
auditors, A. F Erwin and W. J. Mc-
Leod. it was decided to 'have a euchre
and dance. More pertienlara later.
Tea and Sale. -On Saturday, Deeem-
her 3141. the girls' branch of the WA.
held a snecesstul tem and male of Chriet-
mae glfta In the Orange Hall, which
was taMefn1ly de crated for the. oeca-
aton. The Ohristmee tree, whieh held
nee- and ten -cent gifts, was in charge
of Mn. H. K. Moorehoase. The home-
made eandy table and Christmas cards
were in charge of Insane Nina Heard
and Vine Herbert; fancy gifts, Betty
Gairdner and Doris Featherstone. Mn.
R. H. F. Oairdner poured tea. The pro-
eeeds amounted to over 126.
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LOST OR FOUND
LQer.-LEATHER CASE OONTAIN-
INa rosary. Finder please leave at
MORAL OFYICL -
CARD OF THANKS
.3
WE TACE THIS OPPORTUNITY OE
rr tendert* our grateful thaab t
$!os3ts
kindnesses extended during the illness
of the late Mr. Gordon and to the time
of bereavemept.
WIFE, SISTERS AND BROTH2E2.
YRS. WM. GLAZIER AND FAMILY
take this means of expressing thele
sincere appreciation of the many kind-
nesses extended to them by neighbors
and friends In their reeent sad be-
reavement. They wish old to express
their gratitude to beta vim so I111167
Loaned their cars.
PUBLIC NOTICE .
PUBLIC NOTICE.
To insure payment this year, alt ac-
counts against the Town of Goderich
must be rendered ■t once.
L.' L KNOX,
Town Clerk.
NOTICE OF MEETING
-AL ►14AA - MARINE- AND OEN--
ERAL HOSPITAL. ASSOCIATION.
The annual mteting of the Alexan-
dra Marine and General Hospital As-
soeiatton-will be held In MacKay Hall,
Goderich, on Monday, j)aestppsr 12th,
1932, at 8 o'clock p.a.,
All members of the-doresiatIon are
requeited to attend.
T. G. CONNON, Secretary.
UNGIXEERLNG
Rl!Ti`a- CASEY.-CONST'IIPING
and Municipal EngineerilW, Drain-
age. Land Surveying.
Brenn*• Temple Building. Goderich,
Ont. ('hone 230.
A (CTW NEERLNG
'riiUMAB UUNDRY, GODERICIt.
*IID GENERAL
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119.
Sales attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give satisfaction
Fanners' sale notes diecoonted.
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MEDICAL
F. J. R. FORSTER,
EYE, EAR, NOSE. THROAT
Late House Surgeon New Tort Opo
theimie and Aural Hospital, aselataat
at Moorefield Eye Hospital and Golden
Square Throat Hospital, London, Eng.
53 Waterloo St 8., Stratford. Tele.
pbone 267.
At Hotel Bedford. Goderich, from 7
o'clock on the evening of third Monday
of each month tel the following Tues-
day at 1 p.m.
DRUGLESS PRACT•_TIONER
CHARTERED ACCOITNTANT
1rItAt "ler`` 0fEIS ' • CHARTERED}t A►RACTOR AND DRUGLESS .--�_,..z,.
H ERA P 1ST
Accountant. ' 102 Ontario street 1 Oodericb, Phone 341.
Stratford Phone 1580. Rea. 111301 Egnlpped with electro-magascle
- batba. Electronic electric treatments
and chiropractic. Otlroeic, organic and
Here's a real Christmas g1it for yon
from the (Wench Beauty Rhoppe:
Your hair cat, shampooed and waved
all for 85c. for ono week before and
one week after (Ahristmas.
KEN AND WOKEN WAl1TEDI
Qnalify for better pay as garage me -
chanting, battery, welding, electrical,
barber and beauty culture ezperta.
Bhort training 1 regal ie �e for
i.lteratnr*. bailie
Head Oases •79 area Street, West,
Taub.
LA1IIIIIII4110110112411
r' gni. s ae r.f1it4i"n fa; w,1 it"
largest residence- It contains several
thrummed rex thetchave aeon adder*
from nine to time since It was hagna
In the reign d emperor Constantine.
eine, 1377 k has Aeon the only maw
Mr home, of the Roman pontiffs
MORTGAGE SALE
MORTGAGE SALE OF FARM PRO-
PERTY.
RO-
PERTY.
Under and by virtue of the powers of
sale contained in a certain mortgage,
which will 1* 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'eloek to the
afternoon. at the premises, the follow-
ing property:
Part of the South Part of Lot Num-
ber Fight, Lake Range Concession, W.
D., Township of Colborne.
This is Lake Shore property with a
large barn and no bonne.
TERMS -Twenty per cent. cash at
the time of the sale and the balance V
thirty days.
For further particulars appy to
HAYS & HAYS; -0aKeglai(k--
!Widtors fol the Mortgagees, or to
TH08. GUNDRY & BOPI, Auctioneers.
Ooderich, Ont.
FOR BALE OR RENT
'r0 RENT. -HEATED APARTMENT.
Modern In every detail. Possession
any time after November 1st- HAYS &
HAYS, Barrieten, Goderich.
TO LET --PARTLY • FURNISHED
APARTMENT; living -room, dining
alcove and kitchenette. Farnacc-
bested and electricity. Apply PARK
HOUSE.
Vint BALE, -A SMALL QUEBEC
1 heater, in good condition. Also 24
lengths of pipe. Want to bay a good.
fire -proof safe, but moat be cheap. Ap-
ply to SiGNAL OFFICE.
v0R BALE.--GROO>ERY SMOCK AND
I' FIXTURES. W111 either sell or
rent store and dwelling in connection.
Rent reasonable. JAB. H. PiPE, cor-
ner Victoria and Nelson streets, Ood-
erich.
WARM. COMFORTABLE FLAT FOR
rent, on 1St- Vincent street All
eonvenienees-garage, garden, lawn.
and spacious verandah- Formerly part
late Judge Doyle mildest*. I. W.
HOWELL, Phone 213 or K
TO RXAT. - BEVEN-ROOMED
house on Keays street, with modern
cmaveMPneee: as rage and chicken
house; one and ■-half lots. Mae six -
roomed apartment nn South street:
modern convenietheea. Ream and board
if required. J. E. HARMS/ELL, Keays
street.
'ARI TOR SALM-FORTY Al7RE8
more et Iona. TM property of the
late i:. W. 0. Nafts4 deeatd at
. ddpd Beast street w the eoeties'u
`moi ias'BitllMBatei��atralls'
workshop.. .taoa; atMdas well
(3E6 tooth SO Net b efR rsior i pd
fruit trent, IML lgaltnrat, dlw to
wheels Rad Mmr*sa fait 11air7•or par-
ticulars
rtieeMrs apply sa the itrelbllr1. sr to
PRRQT or WILL NA /7.
servoua diseases. Lady la attendasce
Offle'e hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p -n.,
'excepting Monday and Thursday asd
by appointment
A. N. ATKINSON
Residence and office`-C,oraer of
South street and Britannia road.
MUSIC
RAYMOND FLEMINo PLAYER.
Organist and Choirmaster
of North Street United Church, an-
nounces that he is prepared to accept
pupils in piano, organ, theory, and
vocal. Terms on application. RM -
deuce and studio, Newgate Street.
WR. H. N. LiVENS, PT'PiL OF THE
Royal Conservatory. Leipzig, Oer-
tYny.
_Teacher of piano, organ, vocal, alt
trteonlr.
Terme on application. BEDFORD
HOTEL or KNOX CHURCH.
LEGAL
DUDLEY E. HOLMES,
Barrister, Etc.
Office --Hamilton street, Goderich
Phone 27.
DOUGLAS R. NAIRN.
Barrister and Solicitor.
Omce-Hamilton street, Godericb.
Telepbooe 512.
F. R. DARROW, BARRISTER, ETC.
Successorto J.:.. Killoran.
Phoebe97.
Office -The Square, Goderich.
'FRANK DONNELLY, B. A.
J Banister, Solicitor, Etc.
Omce-Hamtltoa Street, Goderlek.
Phone 262.
HAYS & HAYS,
Ll Barristers and Bolletton
R. C. Hays. B.C., and R C. Hays, B.A.
Hamilton street, Ooderich
Telephone 88.
VRNEST M. LEE,
Barrister and Solicitor
B an Life Building. AAoanide and Vit -
torts streets, Toronto 2.
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