The Signal, 1933-3-9, Page 83 --Thursday, March 9th, 1983
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T'HE SIGNAL
gODERICH, ONT.
Coalition Proposals
at Ottawa
satlnlMd >)brs Dago 1)
toggle. was the' y question. It
L persistently reported that the Cana-
dian Pacific Railway feels amalgam-
ation of the two railways under pri-
vate ownership, preferably C. 1'. R.
management, can alone "solve the prob-
lem and save the Dominion from what
they believe is certain-baneruptc7.
Sir Arthur 1s said to be not unfriendly
to K W. Beata and the C. P. R.
That is what came to thL wads..
about • national Government, but, ac-
tually.
n_tually. the position remains unchanged
from that outlined In an earlier letter
some weeks ago. Incidentally, your cor-
respondent talked privately with two
prominent Liberals whose names have
been suggested as certain in any
national Government formed, and they
both indicated quite definitely that
they did not think any national Gov-
ernment could be a eucce,s here now,
and, turner, that they Could net see
their way elear to accept any port-
folio 4f such a Government were
formed Following one of Mr. Ben -
Rubbers, Rubber Boots, Goloshes
This year the brands of Rubber Footwear we have in stock enjoy
the built-up confidence of the consuming public based on quality
and service that Tian never failed. The KAUFMAN, LIFE -BUOY and
GOODRICH brands are built for service. The styles are smart
and the fitting qualities the best..
Prices are right for erg quality RUBBER FOOTWEAR. Buy
now while you have the test assortment from which to select your
requirements. ,
GEO. MACV1 CAR
THE PRACTICAL SHOE
NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE GODERICH
-MEMBER MUTUAL SHOE STORES GROUP -
1933 TAXES
Town of Goderich
Pay your 1933 Taus now in $10.00
instalments of more.
A discount at the rate of 51/2% per annum allowed
Bank interest is only 3%
This discount is in addition, to usual June discounts
1933 DOG LICENSES NOW DUE
•
H. ROBERTSON,
S In? the movement of 2,0042.196 tons of
Canadian coal to different markets in
the Dominion.
A Government bill to enfranchise
nett'a pet expressions --'That's that.
with respect. to that'"
Railway Bin under Fire.
Discussion on the railway bill calling
for three trueteee to manage the Cana-
dian National Railway and for en az-
Ittgdl.l trlpliattl to bring 'bout compul-
sory co-operation between the c. N. R.
and the Canadian Pacific Railway 1.
likely to proceed 1n the `elllouse of
Commons this coming week. The Liber- (tome of Mr. and Mr. William Fuller. wondered who would win In a brawl
GODERICH TONSHIP
GODERICH TOWNSHIP. Karen
and Mn. Elgin Poets, of Stan-
ley township, were +lattop in the eom-
enmity oo Sunday.
Mrs. William Reid. of Stanley town_
SALE NCE FOR SA
LK I K OS Sl'
-worry- If PII1fOS-PSOO>rl Wednesday,
imAUCTIO,Meed22.-Clearing
win. "km Man" Moors is Blab sale of farm stock, implements, hay VOR SALE. -A VIOLIN, 0001)
Spsrtiog Club Event and grain. property of Howard J. new. Appal at the SIGNAL
FICE.
"Scotty" MacDougali of Goderich
u credited by Buffalo sports with pro -
ship, la visiting at the home of her aiding most of the fireworks 1n a
bridaer end dater-its-ldw, Mr. Rutter[ wrWtlttti show held recently in that
rte 1 Mrs. t,arhise
Devins and
,- 'eery 1. told in the apurt-
Mrs. Willis, sr., lir. Vern. Wily of a Buffalo paper:
and Silas Eunice fount, id Colbagge Lai co4e
s. township, were Sunda) meats at the For generations, ring fans have
Cox, 6th concession, Goderich
township, commencing at 1.80 o'clock.
T. UUNDRY • SON, Auctioneers.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
CRANK P. G1BBS, OHARTEREL
Accountant,, 102 Ontario scram
Stratford. Phone 1580. Mar 1811uo
ala are likely to criticise !t in detail, Miss Mary Bogie, of Nile, was a between a wrestler and a tighter, bar- -•
though giving general gl i neral approval to the Nest last week at the home of Mr. rel -house or Mexicau rules yreva11Ing. CARD OF THANKS
and Mrs. Harvey Ful Au Inkling as to Just which way that
principle of the bill as finally drafted Jt r. and Jere. Ed. liorbey and Pa- kind of a match would go was gained I THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MBS.
by the Senate. The Opposition doesn't trlcia, rat Godtrlch• were guests at tin-
like
he 1
like the wan ebb bill empowers home of Mr. and Sir. Robert MCAIIIs-
the first tires trurtee, named ter on Friday last.
Miss Ethel Mcliw•ain visited at het
by the Government, presumably three home last week, but hu returned to
good Conservatives, acting with the town again.
chairman of the Dominlotu Board of The Dramatic Society of Unibn
ler.
Railway Commissioners, Justice C P church met et
rwood the on hose n oraef Mr. and
even -
Th d
Jin.
Fullerton, a Conservative appointee, ng stud(l. Mmadeafor for the
and the president of the Exchequer
Court. Justice A. K. MacLean, a form-
er Unionist Government Liberal, to
draw up- a panel of eight names, pre-
sumably etght good Conservatives,
from which succeaslve Governments
must fill vacancies on the trustee
board-. They fear it threatens a Coq-
servative family compact for indefinite
years to come; they would prefer to
hare the Government of the day left
free to make appointments to the
trustee board. The Liberals are said
to fear also that the Government is
handing over too many and too muck
of its past and preeeet powers with
too much power to be vested on the
one hand in the chairman of the
trustee board and on the other in the
chairman of the Railway Board, who,
ex-clo, is chairman of all arbitral
tribunals set up to deal with disputes
as they arise between the two roads.
There are others who think that the
trustee board should have flee mem-
bers instead of three; so that the de-
bate on the bill la certain to be quite
• lengthy and spirited discussion.
Investigating the Spread
The agriculture committer is making
some headway with its enquiry Into
the spread of milk prices. The sym-
pathy of the committee seems quite
strongly with the farmer in that he
is not getting his fair share et what
presentation of two plays to the tear
future. This newly -formed Society
plane to pawl a series of plays, the
proceeds to be used for church pur-
poses. The two plays, "Smoldering
Fires" and "Neighbors," highly en-
dorsed by the Ontario Agricultural
College, arc filled with humor and
pathos. and will be worth seeing.
Watch for.furthef dills
The March meeting of the W. M. S.
will be held on Wednesday afternoon
of this week, at the home of Mrs.
JamesYoung. Mrs Mary Phillips will
have charge of the devotional period.
Service was well attended at Clnlon
church on Sunday, when the pastor,
Rev. F. W. ('rate, occupied the pulpit,
and delivered an Interesting address
on the subject "Tire Mission o1 tbe
Church," from the text "Now when
they saw the holdnea of Peter and
John, and perceived that they
unlearned and ignorant men, they mar-
velled; and they took knowledge of
them. that they had been withJes
( Acts 4:13). Next Sunday.
rvices
will 1e as usual; Sunday •'boot at
2.00 p.m.. preaching service at 8.00 p.m.
(There will be special musk by the
quartette 1e ire Invited to the
a
The young people Bell Por-
ter's
of Mr. and Mrs Teed
Hill, for a social evening on Wed-
nesday of this weds
Miss Marguerite Falconer, of Gode-
rich, spent Sunday at Inc home of bar
parents, Mr. and MR George Fal-
coner.
A three -act play. "Brown -eyed Bet-
ty," will be preempted in Union church
on Wednesday, )(arch 22nd, at 815
o'clock, by the young people of Car-
low United church. under Inc auspices
the eoarRlmer Ultimately NO4E-Mi 6Y --the, thrleweitemeg a
tors will be employed to look over the
books of distributing companies to see
why they claim so much In compari-
son with what the producer gets.
Canadian radio stations, after their
current licenses expire on April 1st
nett, are to be required to serve tbe
interests of Canada, Hon. Alfred Dur-
anlau, Minister of Marine, told the
House this week when conefderinges-
tlmates having to do with radio. One
suggestion In that the Canadian sta-
tions be permitted to advertise only
Canadian products, The Government
has collected 1098000 in radio 11 -
cense' for receiving mete during the
eseeti ret tbe+¢towut !seal vas,. J : r t
j::>,lertilr- The hanrint tFe:'a"L
The Aotl'overnr'1 'tl ilt tlt period two selections and T h 1' fie
that the Government for the periodl ung two solos in his usual fine style
192R-32 has !Tent $1,1374,084 in assist-
Owing to Rev. F. W. liraI 's being
eing
unable to he present,
wan not held. Some business was
dlscusmed. A hymn was
Inc MlaAda
the meeting closed wi
pah
benediction.
in one of the preliminary bouts on the
Buffalo sporting club's wrestling pro-
gram in Broadway auditorium fri-
day .algbt._
Scotty MacDougall, a broth of a
bruiser from up Goderich, Ont., way,
was roughing things too much in his
bout with Karol Nowtaa, to salt
Raters° Jimmy Goodrich. Jemmy, u
you know, once woe world's light-
weight boxing champion, but Mac-
Dougall evidently hadn't beard of
that, for when asked to stop throt-
tling Karol the Scot responded by
showing Shamus an open and shat
este of lose ma.este.
(Goodrich angrily rapped a smart
right book to the MacDougall's chest.
but the beg, tgo A wrestler only
grunted and resp ted his cheerful
task of choking l.a youngest of the
Zbytaskos. He bad trapped Nowtna's NOTICE TO CREDITORS
head between Inc top and middle
ropes, giving as good imitation of an
amateur hangman.
This was too much for the referee,
who pulled Mac off her hapless Inc.
sighted. took careful aim and let fly
with the famous right hand that has
softened the chins of some of the
nation's best lightweights. It was
the same right that had pounded
Mushy lallahan, then Junior welter-
weight champloo, to a pulp here three
lean ago.
Aa Inc blow whistled though the
air, fans began to feel Just a bit sor-
ry for MacDougall. They expected to
see him drop like a log. The punch
connected squarely with Scotty's chin,
but he didn't4rop. Neither did he
give any 1 tion of having felt
Inc smash. #$b
This was more than passing
strange, for, while Goodrich has been
out of active fighting for more than
a year, a good right-hand hitter, like
a baseball slugger, is supposed to car-
ry her punch to Inc grave. But Scot-
ty was as chipper and misty as ever
and desired to continue his nefarious
Nowise. _ tr.4Cn..... AMIE
Prank 7.-- Offermann's deputies
bounced more or less nimbly into Inc
ring and proceeded b single out the
combatants. It was the first big
sight for the boys la blue-alnce the
memorable Shlkat-Pinetskl riot a
month ago.
And this is wby many of Inc spec-
tators, Including your observer, will
be inclined to put the family jewels
on the wrestler In the event of a free-
for-all.
MacDougall was disqualified In 14
minutes and 55 seconds. Later he
said: "Did that punch hurt
I an take those until the . tom'
home. Bring on Dempsey."
Good as was the Dick Shlkat-8am-
my Stein main event, won by the
former In 32 minutes and 45 seconds,
the major tople.4i aiumutaloA alt- the
mat eddiel e' v..6s. -a;- Clic
lam. was MacDougall's ability to
shake off Goodrich's "Snaday" punch.
ROBERT DUFF take this mean* of
expreesing their sincere appreciation
of the many kindnesses extended to
them by their friends In their recent
bereavement They also wish to
thauk chow who lent can for the
funeral.
WANTED
AS
OF -
HOUSE FOR SALE. -NEW MOD.
6RN BRICK SOUSE, on Britamis
road. FRANK H. MARTIN.
ROWBOAT WANTED -16 -FT. MUST
be in good condition. State price.
BO[ 17, SIGNAL
R SALE OR unriT.-R1[AI "r
I house, good location. At a bar-
gain, easy terms. Apply to THOS,
YOUNG, South street.
WANTED BY THE HOUR OR DAY,
tepairing or making house linens,
curtains, children's clothes, or will 40
same at home. MRS. J. C. SIlSIWAR'R
Trafalgar street.
{DOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.-
1illSeven-roomed brick house, on Vie-
torte
iatorte street; all modern conveniences;
garage. 0111 SIGNAL OPTICS.
HOUSE TO RUNT. -IF YOU ABE
thinking of moving to a warms,
more central house with garage said
garden, see M. W. HOWELL.
'0R RENT. - SEVEN -ROOMED
apartment In brick building; mod-
ern convenience.; garage 1f wanted.
Apply J. 13ARNWELL, Keays street.
VOR $LL1S-PI1UC TURF BATTERY
l■ RADIO; new tubes, transformers.
and batteries. A bargain. HAMIL-
TON (LUTTON, B.B. No- 3, Godsr-
Ich, Phone 1414 Carlow.
411111WWIEWWWsastr.
Music between sets. Admission,
adults 20e, children 10c.
Mr. and Mrs. EdiNt Ross and Mary,
of Holmesville, were Sunday visitors
■t the home of Mr. and lin. Victor
Ross.
The Young People's Society bald
their regular meeting la the chard
on Friday evening, with eightees
members present. The president.
Mise Nora tlow-erb7, had charge of
the meeting In Inc absence of 1t
leader. Jil.. Lena
meeting opened with the stagingof
the hymn "Blest JO the Tiethat
of
Binds, repeating followed by the repg
the Lord's Prayer in union. Tbe
read
8c•iptnre leasoa, Psalm 82, was on. "Tee
responsively- The topic
f Christ" was read by Everett
millINMIIIIIMINIMENIMMIMP Indians, whether they wish It or not,
AT MOORE'S GARAGE
WE ARE BACK AGAIN AT OUR OLD STAND WITH -THIS
LARGEST CHOICE OF USED CARS IN TOWN ANI) HAVE THF)
FOLLOWING OARS IN STOCK.
11 Chevrolet Deluxe Sedan 29 Oakland Deluxe Coach
31 Feed Spirt Roadster 29 Ford Cinch
39 Dodge Gap 29 Chevrolet Coach
39 Pontiac Sedan 2S Chevrolet Light Delivery
jeEssex Conch 27 Whippet Sedan
All of these Cars are primo at very low prlees for quick sale,
and may be had on easy terms. rsnteed for
We are able to offer you a 1I.PLATE BATTERY, Rus
one year, for the very low price or
--SEE US BEFORE YOU DEAL -
$4.85
STEDELBAUER'S
We Refrain from Prophecy ,-
Because we don't want to be likethe fejlow that
said prosperity was just around the COMM. It is a fact
these reduced prices are for this week only.
- _ - 2 cakes for 47c
99e
29c
Cuticura Soap
Ie.•itod Yeast
Colgate's Shaviag Crean
Sweat Writs 01 Nit".
froth 2 ass. fee 2Se
U.abigaat's Faro Powder {9e
Jergen's Had Lades
8Oc
Hoesbevwd Candy
19•Ib.
Colgate's Tooth Paste
2 Tubes and Tooth Brash
91.00 valve for 49c
Zam Buk Ointment
sIChuemen
44c
2 pkgs. feta 45e
Iller/aelt Shad Sitters. • bleed.
prate*, i.r we, yeses $1.10
WO LiverLiverPale fie
".a.✓s
,r, i4 list
spas yaks, Howard'* FaiNsb
1Ss
•sinuer Mai"
t wr ML-.,althYf tYll ane,
••• talk Dom
-*t If a/ ariSTORE-
iwier, Campbell, Wigle
DRUGGiST'S
t`tr.I `.
has stirred °p quite a bit of des mesion
in recent Jaya. The bill 1s not yet
through the Howse.
The Government followed the lead of
the British Government In putting an
embargo on munitions from the Domin-
ion to the Far Fetid. The only
munitions being made -in.- .Canada
now ■re at the Government arsenal
et Quebec, so that the Govern-
Iment'e action is more important for
On moral effect than that either Japan
or China will get fewer ammunitions.
Mere Patrenage
A hill has been introduced by the
Government to take away from the
Civil Service Commisainn all appoint -
usenet to the pen 1ten tin ry staffs
throughout the country. The Govern-
ment regards such appointments as
aemf-military, like the R. C. M. P., and
report's followlnj the reeeut peniten-
tiary Tanta were that some of the
guards appointed by the C. S. CAM -
mission were not what they should
have been. The ery of Inereasing pa-
tronnge will he raised and the hill
will have a tattle. though as a Gov-
ernment met'sure ultimately it will be
put through.
As indle.ted last week, official an-
i nouneement he. been made of the ap-
pointment of Henry Mnrgenfhan. jr.,
as chairman of the United States
Farm Board. with the object that
wheat and cotton stabllisation opera -
tinny he Liquidated as rapidly am poe-
alhle. Mr. Morgenthau dotted Otte's'
reeently, if In presumed, to sewtnd oat
the Government here on an interne.
tional whew[ eonfetence in an effort
to reduce, the acreage for wheat this
coming year and prsslbly also to talk re-
etpt'nelty. Deapetchee from England
lately have a ideneed Rome eoreern
that Mr. Bennett 1s going to vieet
Waahingten et Eamter on reciprocity
before the British delegation get. there
to arttlh tha dent. gnetlmn. Time
THE FATAL VOYAGE OF THE
NINE BEAUTY QUEENS
Silas Angela Joyce, the famous
„Miss England" who made • tour of
America with the other national prise
leautlee of Europe, reveals the sec-
ret trsErlles end comedies of that
memorable and miserable trip, In an
article. next Sunday, in The American
Weekly, distributed with" fin Detroit
Sunday Times.
NOT10E TO CREDITORS.
Notice 1s hereby given to all persons
having any claim against the estate
of Mary E. Mores, late of the Town
of Goderich, widow, who died on or
ahou' the 16th day of February, 1933,
to send same, duly proven, to the
uncle -signed on or before Inc 11th day
of March. 1983, as on and atter that
date the Executor of the said estate
will proceed to make distrlbatloo
thereof, having regard only to Inc
claims of which be has notice.
Dated at (}Adel -kb this 20th day of
February, A.D. 1933.
HAYS • HAYS, Ooderleb, Outerlo,
&Melton for Inc Executor herein.
CLINTON OUT OF TT
The Clinton Colts could not stand up
under the pare set by the Walkerton
boys In their hockey play'nfrs last
week. Walkerton took the game on
home Ice on Wednesday 3-1. and won
again at Clinton on Friday (1-4. thus
taking the round with Inc total score
of 9 to 5.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
The regular monthly meeting of the
Gode.ich Women's Institute was held
In Mae'Kay Hall on March 2nd, and
was attended by a large number of
memo( et.
The fiat vice-president, Mrs. Jas.
Bisset presided.
Th.• report of the 'February meet-
ing, also , the correepondetuce, was
read by the secretary -treasurer, Mrs.
Abell.
'19e resolutions eomptled try Mrs.
R. T. Phillips and Mn. C. Young were i
read by Mn. Phillips and approved by
the members. These resolutions are l
to 1* sent to the district annual meet-
ing.
A division of Inc members Into fif-
teen rronpr was made, each group 10
raise money for the cemetery fund.
An m•ellent paper on home and
school work was given h7 •n. Pal-
mer. giving full details of the organ-
leatlo't of the first Home and School
Club. This was founded by Mrs. A.
C. Cnnrtice of Toronto In 1910. Mn.
Pa,mer [wade an appeal for more co-
npers•ion of parents in this work.
"Current Events" were prepared' by
Mrs. A. 0, McLean and read by Mrs.
Abell.
A very tutemutlag and amusing c.n+
feet was held in the form of a open-
ing match, the words being spelled
Mcketurd*. Tilden were chosen with
Mrs. Geo. Matbleson and Mrs. G.
Tonne as captalna, the sortie being
given by Mn. S. McPhail. The prise
was won by Mrs. G. Toting.
The feature event of the April
meet["g will be a "kitchen bend."
with Mrs Palmer se leader.
rhe meeting e1naet with the •Indnl
of 1st- #let oues1 Anthem and rer ssh
meat, served h mix ho'le's'' aD
, . Ara; savakrn. - aeee,
War RiWaa iw -
Tlr eatirtrilaw-level of i.lvm Heves
'rood at 817.T .hove we lava, 'Awn. -
Rs (he lowest reading 'lame records
have been kept was 877.44 In Febru-
ary. 19211.
41140.
I Pawtfew fuer *Mr to Skews
-At Eentljean.
NORTH STREET W. M. S.
The W. M. S. of North street United
church held the regular . monthly,
meeting on. Monday afternoon in the
'Mmol room of the church. The prea1-
dent. Mrs. I. Hetherington, was in the
chair and Mise Rae Andrew preedded I
at the piano. The visiting committee
reported that seven hospital calls had
been made and three calls on shut -
The treasnrcr reported 4167.50
n ewlved in February. Mrs. T. John -1
stem reported that three quilts had!
been furnished by the Society, as well
an two for the welfare work of the
town. The eeeretary read a letter
Prom Mrs. Wallace Moss that had
been sent to the boys and Idris of the
Sunday school
Mrs. Malcolm McKay prealded dor
ing the devotional hour. The Scrip- 1
ture read was Psalm 19. Mrs. R. J.
Howard rind several interesting items 1
of enrre t news. Including a letter I
from Dr. .1. M. Robb, Siinliter of
health, to Mrs. H. M. Kipp, secretary
for medical misaloua of the W. M.
8. of the United church. thanking the
women of the Missionary Society for
"Whi the deotlmstlne Is Sed"Me,
exp' taloa speedo one progress." -
Mary labmr )eddy.
PUBLIC NOTICE
HURON LODGE, NO. 02, 1.0.0.T.
The members of Huron Lodge. No.
82, I.0.0.F.. are requested to attend
the meeting on Monday night, March
13, Shen Loyd Hudson. of Rensall.
D.D.G M.. will pay his °Eclat visit
EzoQna1ra euchre and a smoker will
be held after the meeting. Visiting
Oddfellows cordially invited
PERCY BARKER, N.G.
J. W. NEWCOMBE, R -S.
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT.
IN TIME MArrea OF THE BANK-
RUPTCY OT JOHN ROBid1RT
THOMPSON, DEBTOR.
Notice la hereby given that John
Robert Thompson, of the Township of
West Wawanoeh, 1n the Province of
Ontario. made an authorised assign -
!bent on the 27th day of February.
411.40tianittt ffis„ hast meeting of
creditors will be held on Inc Tenth
day of March, 1933. at 2 p.m. 1n the
afternoon, at the once of Mr. J. W.
Bushveld, Wingham, Ontario.
To vote thereat proofs of claims
aotrMe must be Met with
prior thereto.
Those having oialme against the
estate must file the same with the
Custodian of the Trnstee when are
pointed before distribution is made,
otherwise the proceeds of the estate
will be distributed among the partlea
entitled thereto, without regard to
such elalma.
Dated at Stratford this 2nd day of
Marc'', 1988.
JOHN STEVENSON, Custodian.
Box 43, Stratford, Ontario.
the swwtatanee given, ewpclalty In the
northern part of the Province. in the
care of the sick and the comfort of
the needy.
Mrs. A. M.theaon read the devotion-
al leaflet, "The Woman of No impor-
tance," and Mrs. W. J. Andrew gave
a floe ayuopals of the first chapter
of the study book. "His Dominion of
Canada,' dealing with the country, the
people and the early French mlaslons.
Mei. G. T. Watts eloped the meeting
with prayer.
__ IN MEMORIAM
13000. -in loving memory of Ed-
ward Goal. who passed away on
March Atli, 192X.
Broken is the faintly circle,
Oar dear one has passed away:
Passed from earth and earthly dark -
hoes
into bright and perfect day.
Hut we all mast ewes to languid"
O'er the grave of him we love ;
Strive to be prepared to meet him
" 15 Ito Sitter world
--WIP' E ANP) DAUGEOISEIL
j6Y^-fey
E2116iNKRRINIS
POMMEL • CAREY. -(7(N o;1ur1NG
end Muatrlpal Engtneeting. ihats-
age. ieed 'surveying.
Kauai. 'Temple 801141ng, Goderteb.
Gat Pisss sIa
-- AUCTION SAL
USE TO RUNT.-OOQD ROUSI8,
just painted, with two acres of
Ind. Four -ear garage; good stable
and henhouse; small fruit trees.
Apply to MRS. THOMAS SHIELDS.
R. R. 5, Goderlcb, (int. Phone 189
Carlow.
AUCTION SALE.
An auction sale of stock will be
held at concession 10, A.heeid, one-
half mile west of Belfast, on Thom
day, March 16, at 1 o'clock.
HARRY HACEWIT. Proprietor.
WELLINGTON HEND9IRSON,
Auctioneer.
,`ARM FOR SALE --FORTY ACRES
more or lea. Th. property of the
late O. W. C. Nattal, situated at the
end of South street on the southern
boundary of the town; of good elay
loam ; large house and learn, drive shed,
workshop, henhouse ; artesian well
1135 feet) , the very best of water : good
fruit trees. Ideal location, dose is
aeboola and churches. For further par-
ticulars apply on the oremlaea or t.
PERCY or WILL NAFTBI.
AUCTION acme
THOMAS GUNDBY, OODERICH-
LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL
A UCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119.
Sales attended to anywhere aad way
effort made to give satl.faetlaa
Fanners' sale not.. discounted,
CLEARING AUVfiON SALE OF
FARM STOCK AND iMPLE-
MFNTS.
At lot 19, concession 10, Goderleh
fownehfp, dne mile west and three
mites north of Clinton, on
FRIDAY, MAR411I 17th,
at 1.30 sharp, consisting of the fol-
lowing:
Horses --Grey , mare, 5 year* old,
weighing 1300 lbs.; black mare, 4
years old, weighing 1300 lir.; roan
gelding, 11 years old, welshing 1200
the, - ,_.. -
Cattle --14 cows. some ml1k1(1s,
and some due to freshen soon. Ail
young Holetelns except one Hereford.
Due to freshen n April. Four two-year
old Holateln heifers Just bred; 8
yearling heifers; 4 young honer
calves; purebred Holstein sire, 8
years old. These cattle are all in
good condition.
Pigs, -Brood sow ; 9 pigs just
Weaned; ■iso a number of eheiee
Young sows for breeding purpose..
grew, 2 years old.
Impieawewb.-Ma.a7-Harts riding
plow /(new Premier) ; Massy -Har -
rim 2 furrow walking plow; Ma'swey-
Harris mower. (-11 rot; Moseley -
Barrie Tenser and bean harvester;
Massey -Harris wagon good as new ;
Chatham fanning min and tagger;
Rnrmsn power supper..
MMrellarwnrm,-Rat of welsh no -
buckle harness, 2 years old, good as
new ; set of hreeehing hempen; a few
good' evel 1. rs ; 120 ft. of hay rope; set
et slings; 150 bus. Rsaner ae.1111110
(c"oleo quality) ; 176 has. Mt --SRS
• elm ,,,.W.2ta..-..eM''*1'
-Ere frbb► 111111 ostia II oonla 444141.
Mede woo 1
Tht. is a Nearing wale, as Mr. R
ter h.. sold his farm. -
TER MS. --Cash.
Id. J. 101T1.ER. DEO 8. ESII.TOTT
Proprietor Allide eht,
MEDICAL
F%.d. s. roams. ----- .. __.__.-
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York Oph-
tbalslc and Aural Hospital, .'aslant
at Moorefield Eye Hospital and (Golden
Square Throat Hospital, London, ami,
68 Waterloo SL 8.. Stratford. Tai..
phone 2ti7.
At Hotel Bedford, Goderich, from T
o'clock ou the evening of third Mandan
of each month till the following TYea•
day at 1 p.m.
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
/CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS.
-' .HERAPiST
Goderici, Phage 1141,
Equipped with electro-magnstis
baths. Electraalc electric treatasab
and chiropractic. Chronic, organic and
servo°, diseases, Lady in .attendance.
ligetposilt y and
Office hours
and..7 to d
by appointment
A. N. ATKINSON
Residence and office--C,orm.r eS -"" 71 +'x,
South street and Britannia road. ere
it
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't.
MUMIC
RAYMOND FLEMING PLAYER,
A.T.C.M., Orgauat and Choirmaster
of North Street United Church, an-
nounces that he 1s prepared to aeeept
pupils in piano, organ, theory, and
vocal. Terms on. application. 11411-
rat itnd studio, Newpts Street
`MB. H. N. LIVENS, PUPIL OT THE
Royal Conservatory, LMpsg, Ger-
many.
Teacher of piano, organ, vocal, and
harmony.
Terms on appllatlon. BEDFORD
HOTEL or KNOB CHURCH.
LEGAL
DUDLEY E. HOLMHB,
Barrister, Etc-
Office -Hamilton street, Ooderleb
Phone 27.
DOUGLAS R. NAiRN.
Barrister and Solicitor.
Oster -Hamilton street. Goderich.
Telephone 512.
R. R. DARROW, BARRiSTER, ETC.
Successor to .1. Killoran.
Phone 97.
Office --The Square, Goderich.
CRANK DONNELLY, R. A.
Barrla er, Solicitor. Etc.
ase -Hamilton Street, GoderleL
P bsae 282.
HAYS • HAYS,
ll Barristers and Solbiton
8 C. Hay. 8.0., and R. C. Hays, B.A.
Hamilton street, Oodeirlcb
Telephone 88.
r,RNWST M. LER,
Barrister and Solloltor
S as Life Building. Adelaide sad Via
torts street., Toronto 2. •
Telephone Elgin 680E
McKiLLOP MUTUAL FiRE INSUR-
ANCE CO. -Fars and belated
torp property insured.
Officers -Geo. McCartney, Pres., R.
R. 8. Sceforth ; James Connolly. Vies- ,
Pres., Golerteb P.O.: Merton A. Rain
S ee.-Treas., Ileef.rth P.O.
Dlnetors-A. Brnsdfnot, R . No. t
S.afortb ; James INeoldloe, pall's ;
Was. East. Losdo.bere t leh.et
1Mriaelt! Gan. LMwhar r=$fb
too ; Mao
tferlt t - 711E ,
Psrley-bsYsrs ass mike all paymildi
and gat their earls tune tel .t She
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