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GODER1CH BRIDGE CLUB
At the weekly bridge tourname_nt
held Tuesday evening, the following
were winners:
North and South-Ist, br. and
Bast and Weet--let, Dr. and Mrs.
Mrs. W. F. Saunders and Miss K.
Suits and Mrs. F Sturdy, tied (2).
Another genie will be held next
Tesellay tremeing at the Park House.
CAMPBELL'S DRUG WDNWE.
CARLOW STORE NEWS
likalemas - 10e b.
Ceeking Onions - 10 Ike for 29c
Tommie Seed la lob
Farman -just reanember we handle
tbe beet grass and clover seed.
You'll be needias it seen.
Presidio MeJliwain
THE SIGNAL
BRIEFS New Taxation
Marti 20 and 21. The Victoria Is Im
players will present their play. under
the direction of Mrs. J. E. Mutch, in
MacKay Hail.
Easter cards and Easter Laura Be- (Continued from page 1)
cord candies. Please leave your order Gibb commission enquiring 'lade IRO
for 'Carter egg medley. Ows quarter harbor vitae:lea 0.:azda oast
680, in addition to a fee of 112,000 00
special boxes. CAMPBELL'S DRUG
Sir Alexander Gild., famous Britisb
GODERICH, ONT.
LONDESBORO
MORTGAGE BALI
lb. egg, 15e; half pound egg, 25c, also t
A meeting will be held in MacKay
Hall on Thursday ew•ening, March
30th, at 8 p.m., to which all people
interested in temperance are cordial-
ly invited to hear the report of the re-
cent conveution at Toronto.
As there was not a sufficient num-
ber of Ilield101% agthe Badminton Club
on Saturday last, the "round robin"
scheduled for that afternoon was not
played. It is to be played next Sat-
urday afternoon, if enough members
turn out.
The Pollyannas of Victoria street
church are holding a box social on
church schoolroom. An excellent
"April Fool" program has been pre-
pared. Adurission--Gentletnen, 26c;
ladies, • lunch box.
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
22. -Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Orawford
of Flint, Mich., spent a few days last
week witb tbe lady's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Wilecon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McPbee enter-
tained a number of their friends on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Marine Webster spent the
weekeelbat her home at St Helens.
from Tomato for the week -end.
"Where's Grandmar at the COunty
Home 012 Monday evening for the en-
tertainment of the inmates. Reeve
Goldthorpe escorted the party te
Clinton. The old people In the Home
were greatly pleased with the play,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs, the man-
eger and matron, thanked -the Carlow
people warmly for their kindly
THE
MONARCH WE
ASSURANCE CO.
-"ANNOUNCES THE ArOINTMENT
NNW K. WA
OF G0E:ERICH
AS LOCAL MANAGER FOR 60DERICN 00 DISTRICT
engineer. Incidentally the legisla-
tion to be brought in on the Gibb re-
port Ls expected to develop conaider-
able discuarion le the House. The
Government has introduced a new
and complete Shipping Act with some
900 or more clauses, which it is hoped
will he pat through before tbe mesaion
closes.
Gold
held in Canada represents
about forty per cent. against the total
notes in circulation, the House was
informed this week. The Govern-
ment is holding $70,348,325 of gold
and the beats 143,043,000, the latter
against their note circulation of $116,-
868,W. The Government's holding
of gold is $91.222 in excess of statu-
tory requirements.
A Sizable Debi
statistician, told the banking and
commerce committee enquiring into
the debt sib:Laden the past week that
he estimated the total public debt of
Canada at KIIIRT98,053 for Federal
Provincial and inunicipal govern -
TM C.F.I. sairail shotellillot mods
of 121,6019.966 iii -1932 with -a
of $1,007,881, not covering petudon
fund withdrawals or preferred divid-
ends. The gross earning; of the C.
P.R. in 1932 were $123.986,714, a drop
of over 18 millions from the previous
The Government this week pro-
moted Rt. Hon. Justice Lyman P.
Duff of the Supreme Court to be
chief justice, succeeding the late
Chief Justice F. A. Anglin, whIle
Frank J. Hughes, K.C., Toronto, was
named a patine judge of the court.
Eric Armour, Toronto Crown attor-
ney, was named a justice a the On-
tario Sayeeme Court, succeeding
G. M• Sgolgawlsio. nanseduhsit-
man of the new tariff boar&
It will be some considerable time
yet before Parliament concludes its
work for the session.
Mr. and Mrs. James McNeil lave re-
turned IS town after a visit 01 MN&
al months in Toronto.
The MaoGillieray Mimics Baal a
Knox church under Mime Ann Mac-
Donald held a tea and homemade bak-
ing sale In the lecture room of the
church on Saturday last. event
the sale were very grailtyfni-
NORMAN h. VeARK
who has been recently appointed lo-
cal manager for the Monarch Life As-
surance Co. tor Goderich and district
PORTER'S HELL
PORTER'S HILL, March 22. -On
Sunday there was no service at
Grace church, owing to so many in
this district being under quarantine
for menden A11 ere improvise *ad
we hope soon to see school opened and
everyhing going full swing again.
On Friday evening Mr. Oliver Ed-
ward entertained a number of frieods
and neighbors W a dance. A splendid
time is reported.
On Tuesday evening the young
people front tbe Union rpeut a very
sant evenimV. the
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Cox, wbo
have sold thede farm. we understand.
are moving to the tencession, to
the farm formerly occupied by Ch.&
Bell. We •re very sorry to lose this
esteemed couple from our line.
Lt. is foolisb and insolent to ima-
gine that the art which we ourselves
preen's- is greater than any other;
but it is wise to take care that in our
I Wish to Announce
That I have the Agency for
AND De SOTO.
Motor Cars and
'DODGE TRUCKS
FOR GODERICH AND VICINITY
SEE THE NEW
Dodge Six Sedan -HERE on display,
before you buy
75 HORSEPOWER MOTOR
112 IN. WHEELBASE
AUTOMATIC CLUTCH
FULLYEQUIPPED $ 94
FOR
SEE IT DRIVE IT
O•
Then decide for yourself if anything can touch
it in the low -price field
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LONDESMORO, March 21. -Mr.
Fred Yungblut ie quite seriously 111
at the home of his daughter, Mr& W.
Rev. Mr. Johnston, formerly of
Loodeshoro, who underwent • slight
operation io Viintua hospital last
week, was able to return to hls home
in Orediton OD Saturday. His many
, friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Mr. E. J. Crawford has purchased
is purebred Shorthorn ealf from Mr.
Mr. J. S. Carter delivered three
truckloads of potatoes in Stratford
last week.
Mr. Bernard Hall spent Friday and
Saturday in Stratford.
Miss Emma Mason, who has been
quite ill at the home of her nephew,
Mr. Bert Brunsdon, is momewhat im-
proved.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vineland have
gone to visit their son, Rev. Will
Fbagland, at Niagara Palle. Mr. Fine -
land has not enjoyed good health for
a number of months and we Dope thts
vacation will be a real benefit as web
as a pleasure to Itim.w
The ple social put en hp the Wa
men's Institute in Community Hall
ee Goderich
COURRIE'S CORNERS
on St. Patrick. nista was a real suc-
cess. 'Me supper was of the natal
high order and the program, provided
by local talent, proved once again that
this community bas many talented
young people. The proceeds amounted
to almost $50, which will help to fur-
ther the work of the W.I. in this
On Sunday evening the T.P.S. met
in the basement of the church. Mr.
James McCrae presided. The meeting
was opened with a hymn, followed by
prayer by Mr. John Garrett. The
topic "What Is Communism r water
taken by Mrs. Bernard Hall. Mrs.
John Scott rendered "He Lifted Me."
Bev. Me. Gardiner gave a splendid
talk on "Be Your Age." The meeting
was dosed by the singing a a bysoo
tied the Mispah benediction.
COUBRIE'S CORNERS, March 20.
-Mr. David LAM has been confined
to bed the past week. We hope he
win soon he around again.
Mrs. Florence Reuben and two
children are spending the week -end in
Inepector Beacom visited 13.8. No.
10 today.
Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Miller enter-
tained a number of their friends Wet
Friday night.
Some from here attended the dance
held at Paramsjit on Patfides
Miss Ruby IlleQuoid, who spent the
last two weeks with her eider. Mrs.
Jas. Little. retarned to Hamilton on
Mr. and Mra. Harvey Webster and
Mrs. Victor Errbigten and two child-
ren, of Dunapinson. visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Davklt Little one day last
Miss Madeline Johnstone is nursing
Master Harry Campbell, zonal Boa et
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril _ Canolhoil 412
Lanes, who is 111 with .
MORTGAGE SALE.
Under and by virtue of the pow-
ers contained in a certain mortgap
which will be produced at the time of
the sale, there will be offered for sale
by public auction on
ER.IDAY, gig; 1033
at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, at the
office of Messrs. Hays & Hays, God -
Son. auctioneers, the following pro-
perty, namely
All and singular that certain pa
cel or tract of land and premises sit-
uate, lying and being in the Townsnip
of least Wawanosh in the 0ounty of
Huron and Province of Ontario
and being composed of the west half
of lot number thirty-eight (BS) In
the fourth concemion of the said
Township 4 East Wawanosh.
For further particulars apply to
THOMAS OUNDRY & SON, (leder-
Leh, Ontario, Auctioneers, or to
MIDI:MRS. HAYS & HAYS, Hamilton
Street, Goderich, Ontario. •
FOR BALE OR RENT
VOR 11A511. -A VIOLIN, GOOD AS
n ew. Agely at the SIGNAL, OF -
rim
uERN BRICK HOUSE. on Britannia
road. FRANK H. MARTIN. •
roR SALE OR RENT.--8MALL
house, good location_ At a bar -
pato, easy terms. Apply to TEM.
On March 17th • baby air ar •
to brighten the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Ball. On March 21st a baby
boy was born to 11r. and Mrs. Arthur
Kerslake, at the home of Ibex mother,
Mrs. H. Lyon. Oongratulation&
DORN
MARTIN. -At Alexandria hospital,
Goderieb, on Friday, Mareh 17, to
Dr. seri Mrs. W. W. Martin, a son.
YOUNG. -On March 14th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Jo& Young. 515 Edgwood
Place, Ferndale, Mich., a daughter
(Maxine Rath).
McCORMICK.-At Muncie, Indiana.
on Saturday, March 18th, to Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. MeConniek (nee
Olive Allen), a son (Benjamin Al-
len).
DIED
ELLWOOD.-In Goderich, on Friday.
March 17th. Thomas Ellwood, In
his 75th year.
on Sueday, March 19th, Samuel B.
Johnston, In his 53rd year.
MEMORIAM
RUNT.-ln loving memory of Harry
a. Hunt, who passed away one
year ago -March 28rd, 1932.
No eyes can see us weep,
But many a silent tear is shed -
While others are asieep.
-Lovingly remembered by his Wors
(MRS. HARRY G. HUNT) and
BON (WAINER).
NOTICE TO ORIIDITORS.
Notice la hereby given to all par.
sons having any claims against tbe
estate of Isabella Duff, late of tbe
Town of Goderich, in the County 4
Elwyn, widow, who died on or alma
Use GOA data et Mee:L. 12g3, =et
sam, to the undersigned on or before
the bit day of April, 1913, as on and
after that date the executrix herein
will proceed to make distribution ce
the assets of the said estate, having
egerd only to the claims of which
she then has notice.
Dated at Goderich this 15th day of
HAYS & HAYS, Goderich, Ontario.
&netters for the Executrix herein.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having any claim against the es-
tate of Mary Alberta Yates, late of
the Town of Goderich in the Oounty NiVI 14
a Duren, who died on or about the
lith day of March, 1983, to send gams
to the undersigned on or before
Mardi 1938, as on and after
that date the executor herein will
proceed to make distribution of the
assets of the said estate, having re-
gard only to the dalms of which he
Dated at Goderido this ilith day 4
HAYS & HAYS, Goderich. Ontario.
Solicitor', for the Executor herein.
MOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.-
neleven-rooteed brick house, on Vic-
toria street; all modeen conveniences;
garage. Call SIGNAL orrica.
MOUSE TO RENT. -IF YOU LSE
nthinking of moving to a warmer,
more central house with garage and
garden, see 11. W. HOWELL.
eARAGE ros RENT -AT REAR
Mot MacVicar's shoe store on the
Square. Cement floor; plenty of
room. Apply MI88 L. WHITELY.
South street.
roit RENT. -BRICK APARTMENT,
South street separate from other
apartments; modern conveniences.
Possession 1st of April. Apply to J.
E. HARNWICILL.
MOUSE TO MONT.-GOOD HOUSE,
as 'Vat painted,- mit11-4ere acres ot
land. Four -car garage; good stable
and henhouse; small fruit trees.
Apply to MRS. THOMAS SHIELDS.
R. R. 5, Goderich, Out Phone 136
FARM FOR SALE.-PORTY ACRIIS
more or less. Tbe property of the
late M. W. C. Mittel, situated at tne
end of South street on the southern
boundary a the town; of good clay
loam ; large house and barn, drive shed.
workzhop, henhouse; artesian well
(135 feet). the very best of water ; good
fruit trees. Ideal location, dose to
DUNGANNON, Mardi 22. -Mr. and
Mrs. 0. R. l'opp and children. Bertha
and Lorne, are visiting friends in
Mr. Robt. Davidson returned Nene
,41.tudne from Toronto, 0.111
the Underwriters ia
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wiggins of
Brantford spent tbe week -end with
friends here and at Myth.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Car'se of Tor-
onto epent the week -end the make of
the lady's father, Mr. Rich. Reed.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Institute will be held at the
home of Mrs. Lorne Ivers on Thurs-
day, March 30th, at 3 cr•clock. The
roll call to be "Hints tor Houseclean-
ing." The hosteeses are Mrs. Burton
Roach, Mrs. FT1Dk Jones and Mrs.
Last Saturday forenoon whlle Robt.
Stothers was enraged on some car
work in Lorne MeKensie's garage he
gas. It happened that John Kilpat-
rick, of the MA coda:lesion o_ Antrfleld,
tbe owner a the car, was in at the
time, end he gave ebe alarm, and had
Robert removed to the fresh air,
where he soon revived. Unfortun-
ately the garage dners were closed
while the repair cat was going on.
OVERDUE
The howsewife was superintending
the dusting of her husband's library.
"Carefid, Jane," she said to the
maid.. "Mind bow you handle the
hooks'. Some of till= go back to
George I, you know."
Jane, who WWI 111 theoact of dust-
ing a novel, smIlei knowingly.
1 eve one or two of them ought to
go back to the Iseding library as
A POPULAR WINTER RESORT
(St. Mary. Journal Argo)
St. Mary,' Is becoming one of the
moat popular health resorts In the
Dominion aceordiog to figure' just
made public. Toe -data are flocking
here from all directione deny and
accommodation 1 cramped at Inter-
vals, so that one the fleet may recur,
• length to lie upon, an et were. Flor-
ida In the helm days might have been
comperable to thecae*. Town now,
but the chicle hotels of that sandy
State certainly ,,,are not as songht
atter as this le.-aitty. Every night
the "Rummers' last," as the hostel
in the town hall basement has been
aptly called, la a rendesvone of a pl-
aza' of notable,' frOM •Il cernere of
the earth, and sleets and 1110112.ThentA
are carried I m far iota the night The
Insis Tw000n for ?Ma tar reaching prey
Weepy of the tow* to not far to week.
Firefly. the fathers have proveled •
romfortatie billet, and **eh limwd
supplied with at least two nenriehing
-Sant .ileff kinipt *A Sisley 44,
a free *hose at the theatre by the ebbe-
' tem a Manager It. Mitheriand.
• transients 4
O• M dimes and
11111111e-Wbo mem
pIteliag remelt
this way speed
the sent day heu
liarTe islet
ENGINZIOUNG
POMMEL &
asol Municipal s.
Masonic Temple Bonding, 0616/601s
Ont. Phone 230.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
cB.ANIL P. GIBBS, CHARTERED
Accountant, 152 Ontario Omsk
Stratford. Phoae 1580. Boa 1/001.
AUCTIONEERING
LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL
AUCTIONEZR
Telephone No. 119.
Sales attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give satisfaction.
Farmers' sale note' dismounted.
MEDICAL
IP EYE, RAE, NOSE, THROAT
Late House 8argnon New York 0Pilo
Melnik and Aural Hospital. aseistast
at Moorefleki Eye Hospital and Galina
Square Throst Hospital, London, littg.
53 Waterloo St. ft, Stratford. TM.
phone 267.
At Hotel Bedford, Goderiela. from
o'clock on the evening of third Monday
of each mouth till the following Thew
DRUGLESS puLterrnoma
isHIRDPRAOTOR AND DRUGLESS
-
titulars apply on the preetieb' McNees -
Equipped with eleetrolengega
PERCY or WILL NArrEr..
baths. Electronic dectrk traatimmlie
and chiropractic. Mende, organic mod
aervous diseases. Lady in atteadenes.
Office hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 8 mum.
excepting Mooday and Thursday and
lig appointment.
AUCTION SALES
et no), dear mother, Chiplisitired
to rest nine years ago -March MO.
1924.
You don't know the sorrow to be left
Unt▪ il God eenda a mesaage into your
It's • hard when He (ens for one and
another,
The hardest of all when He calls for
your mother.
-Remembered by her DAUGHTER
ETHEL and GRANDDAUGHTER
ELEANOR SMITH.
CARD OF THANKS
MRS. BERT Joirgirros AND FAR-
M ILY acknowledge with deep apprie
elation the kind sympathy of neighbors
and friends during the illness of the
late Mr. Johnston and at the time of
bereevement They west' also to thank
those who sent floral tributes.
ADMINIST'RATRIX SALE
I NISTRA'151IX RALE OF
netore property and fixtures, house-
hold furniture, de., will be held at the
store of the late .1. E. Heise*, at Au-
burn. on
TUESDAY, APRIL 4th, 1938
at 1.30 p.m. sharp. The following
win be sold:
oho -cease, 5 ft. x 2 ft.; one cutting
table, 10 ft. x 3 ft. (this could be need
as a counter or died's, table) : one
eigkrt-day Regulator clock; one Stand-
ard sewing machine; one mirror, 18
x 36 inchee; one coal tweeter with
small oven; two small counters; one
emelt show came; one pool table. with
twelve MOD, hall. and reek ; one elec-
tric radio; two wocelen bent with
springs; one eupboard; one Iron tsed
with springs; one eheat of drawers;
one rug; one welsh stand; one drea-
mer; one dining -room bible; Mx chairs;
reciting chairs. fowl! tables, ete.
Aleb at the Rabe time and plaee,
there will be offered, =Meet to a re-
feree* Md. part of lot 7, Elkin survey,
In the township of tluilett, on whice
and dwelling. 20 by 50 ft., with 19 -ft.
ex tension.
Thie property is centrally located
In the village ef Auburn and was
formerly rweenpled by the. late J.
Heinle as s tailor shop. It Is snit -
able for a core and dwetlIng or light
me nn fa ctu r ng.
The property led ebattels may be
immodest on the pigialiei at any
time.
Thle property &jai ho wild tor *AM
real property, 10 per reed. en day of
male; Wanes to tie veld 18 thirty
Clinton, Atietioneer
PRANK DONNELLY, Gedlgilbs RIP
MOW for Adoidaistratti&
Under and by Tittle* a ea Powers /Paid° '11421
contained in a certaln mortgage,
which will he produced at the time of
the 'tale, there will be offered for sale
by while auction, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 31st, 1988
at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, at the
office of Messrs. Hays & Hays, Ham-
ilton effete, Goderich, Ont., the fol-
lowing property, namely:
All and singular that certain par-
cel or tract of land and premises sit-
uate, lying and being in the Town
of Goderich, in the County of Huron
and Province of °libido, and being
composed ot lots running numbers
seventy-one (71) and seventy -tame
(72) in the said Town of Goderich.
For further particulate and condi-
tion,' of sale apply to
Ontario, Solicitors for the Mortga-
gees, or to
ich, Ontario, Auctioneers.
South street and Britannia road.
rLEARING AUCTION SALE OF
We are instructed by Mr. Harry
Muir to sell by public auction, at his
residence, Cambria road, Goderich.
on
SATURDAY, APRIL lat
coonnencing at 1.90 o'clock sharp, all
the contents of the house, ineludins:
150.reeords; one quarter -cut 26 x 39 -
inch oak parlor table; one quarter-
ed leather oak upholstered chair;
one quarter-ent leather reeking chair;
three antique ',piing renshion ()hairs;
one tappetry-covered conch; one wal-
nut centre table; one Qneher heater;
one Axminater rug. 9 x 12, blue;
twenty-flve wall pietnrea; one walnut
folding leaf table; seven iltehen
chairs; one Maple Leaf Composite
stove; two email tablet; two rocking
chairs; one mantle eloek ; one qnar-
ter-ent oak heavy sideboard and mir-
ror; one walnut Ankh iron hed,
spring and eneettrein; one cheffonter.
with mirror, welnnt finish; two
deemed': one eleetric table lamp; one
portable mix oven; one Mena amen-
d,' one PereWin rug; 8 12, roar
one white enemel heavy bed,
trilling and mattress; ono weinnt fln-
fah wasterbind: one set Willow -ware
round woolen rage, 39 x RR; on* lawn
mower 16 inches; one eomplete Moe.
trip iron; one meet ind veretehie
IMP* elle slew ..rethohes lee
istenverona mention.
will proleivey •Il be diapered of, es
Mr Mate is leaving Ooderich.
TERMS <ash
MUSIC
of North Street United Church, an-
nounces that be is prepared to amyl
pupils in piano, organ, theory, awl
vocal. Terms on application. Red -
dente and studio, Newgate Street
MIL H. N. LIVENS, PUPIL 01' THR
Royal Conservatory, Leipsig Ger-
Teacher of plum, organ, vocal, and
Terms on application. BEDFORD
HOTEL or KNOX CHURCH.
DUDLEY R. HOLMES,
Barrister, Etc.
Office -Hamilton street, acentric!
Phone 27.
DOUGLAS R. NAIRN.
Barrister and Solicitor.
Telephone 512.
p R. DARROW, BARRISTER, EMI
Fluccesmor to J. Kniorau.
Phone 97.
Office -The Square, Godertch.
CRANK DONNELLY, B. A.
Barrirter, Solicitor, Etc.
Phooe 282.
NAYS & HAYS,
Barristers and Solicitors
Hamilton street, Godericb
Telephone 88.
ItNEST M. LEE,
Barrister •nd Solicitor
Sun Life Building. Aeeleide and Wks -
torts streets', Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 6601.
INSURANCE.. LOANS. 111113.
WICILLOP MUTUAL ruts
ARCS 00.-Farfa and bolaind
town property insured.
OMeers -Geo. McCarteey, Pres.. R.
Pres , Goderich P.O.; Merton A. beig
Sec. -Trees, Seaterth PD.
Directors -A. Brestleset, RAIL Ns. O.
tisaforth; James tibeddkes, Wale*:
Wm. Knox, Loadaelasew; Robert PallniRs
tan; James Watt, RIM;
Pelkey-bsiesre ean make all gammas
sad pt their girds rewiptell
Rayed leak, Clhoesa; Clatvha
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