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8-Tbareday, February let, 1984
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GODKRICH
ONTARIO
TOWN OF GODERICN
TAXES
Liberal dbeounts are available
for prepaemeut of 1084 Taxes
for February.
It We to pay early.
a. H. ROBERTSON,
Tax Collector
SAVE on BEEF
Beef la only half the price of
Pork to -day owing to a very
strong pork market It will be
to your advantage to buy Beef.
Here are a few Specials ter
Friday and Saturday.
CHOICE STEER B=Ir
- ods •Eosats.;...., ji..1Qa
Chock Roasts Ib. 90
Choice Boiling Obits
7o and 8o lb.
Round Otgak..2 lbs. for 2741
Sirloin Omsk .. 2 lbs. for 280
Pure iasis Hamburg Steak . .
3 lbs. for 260
Choice Dairy Butter .. lb. 270
°babe Mies Mat
2 lbs. 23o
Pure Pork 8auss.ge .. lb. 15o
Sanitary Meat Market
rime 46.5 Namika.
THE SIGNAL -- GODERICH, ONT.
Sailors Lose to New Hambut
New Hamburg Takes
Sailors into Camp
Score 6e0 in Gams at New Ham-
burg Last Night -Black in
(loaf
New Hamburg Is asmured of a posi-
tion in the ybty-offs after the 5-0
xhltewashtug they handed the Sailors
on Wednesday night of this week on
New Hamburg hr. The Sailors beld
their own and even had the edge In
the first period, which was fast and
clean and free of penalties. 0 Bow,
min started the scoring early In the
second period, banging in Hamel's re -
hound, and L. Bowman scored In the
same manner less than a minute Ia-
:er Hubert put New llam'.u:'Y i!tr•e
tip In the third period and tallies by
0. Bowman and again by Hubert cone
pitted the list. !lob Black In goal
AI& the ss* irtnn of the game ss tar
aa Sailor players and supporters were
ecncerned, for although he wad scored
on five time, he played a brilliant
aline.
Tbe line tel,:
Goderleb-Gogl, It Black; defense,
H. 81111 nag„ k_ Robinson; centre, ]3
Strddart; wings, L. McKay, W. Mac -
Cement - attrrnates,. W. ibbiwws - .
.11r1aon, R. Snazel.
New Bamhurg--Octal, E. Hamel;
defence, W. Both. 1'. Blegeman: centre,
Herb. Rams) - wings, L. Bowmam, 0.
1:owman; alternates. W. Faber, L.
Hama, N. Hubert, E. 1{albfielach,
Referee -"speedy- Oliver, Galt.
Marines Lose
to-Cinton 8-2
Junior N. H. L. Game on Tues-
day Night Has Its
Features
Playing on the fastest sheet of Ice
of ttte season. the Marines; local Jun-
ior N.S.L. team, lost their fourth
rtralght and Anal game of the
schedule on Tuesday night when they
leek en 8-2 trouncing from the Clin-
ton Juniors, who were alded consid-
erably by four Wingham youngsters,
Clinton players being put off the team
to make room for them. Rae and El-
liott, two Wingham players, were
'(need up with Holmes', and they
formed the neatest and fastest line In
this group of the league and scored
almost at Will. They were the lead-
ing scorers of the game and accounted
for seven of the eight goals, with
Combs. aggressive defenceman, notch-
ing the eighth. it L worth noticing
that these two Wingham men scored
four goals, two each, and it is cer-
tainly probable that Holme,► would
not have scored hit three goals had
I: not been for the support given by
40400.1...+••+-neeia of hie line.
las it 'OW roe- Marines did very
well Indeed sad Benny Steep, who re -
CHURCH NOTES
The annual heoogr�atIonsl meeting
of Kms church w1U be he d ou the
4& A. GROUP STAMIfo rt*•"""g
"t Wednesday, Feernary 14. ' t Blues The Bheld I a- Ae.ho pesos. aastls -
'ls4 II.t will De held !n the home of Mn. Me -
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a
-•.. "V`____Grew, Brock street, on Tuesday, J'eb-
$ Spri 'Surprise Mar' '1"'4; 2vr;1!L
Woo
AydggS& ....1<
New Hamburg 3
Mitchell a 1
Clinton 2 1
he/forth • 2 1
JUNIOR 1Y. IL L GROUP
Won
tleaforth 8
l'l lnton 2
t)t.uerlch 0
Tbe Ya 1 Mission Band of
4
Kuox church will meet Saturday at
4 3 o'clock. Mr& Walter and °ertrnde
White will be in charge
Lost "la Man More Cruet than Animater
O will be the subject tot discussion at
1 the meeting of the Men's Club In
4 North street United church, nett
Puede', at 10 •.m.
Upset , Calculations by Holding
Sstlo'it to a Tie tan Goderich
Ice
placed Stoddart In goal. L to be coo-
rretulated on the many remarkable
st,vea he made during the game. It
le really small wonder that the score
was not considerably larger for Clin-
ton, as time and again the Marine de-
fence failed to break up a three -ma
advent.* that simply walked right
or the goalie. Only by throwing him
yeti at the puck and smothering shots
or passes did Steep have a chance o
protecting the net
Robinson and Arnold Doak played
the twat forward game for the Mar
Int. and honk was responsible for
ale tir.t tally in the third
gees heal a hen the wore wan 6-0
Fe tterly, who shared honors with
Worthy ou the defence, scored the sec-
ond and final goal for the Marines a
few minutes later. Dale. In goal for
Cantos, played a remarkable game
-that twee not far behind the prowess
of Stode, Seaforth prodigy,
TTits .iiset two-thirds ill._ the_ game
passed with only two penalties in sl
each frame, for tripping or ashing,
but things warmed up In the last per-
iod and to start thing off Bingeman
sal Worthy tangled and both were
canned. Then Scrtmgsosr piled into
Combe and was penalised; Bingeman
again took a walk for roughing Rob-
inson, and Holmes completed the list
by tripping Sbeardown.
Scrimgeour took the heel of a skate
In the face that laid open an inch -and-
s -halt cut by his eye. That was in the
third period and he retired from the
game.
There is a possibility that a sec -
one schedule may be arranged when
the final game of the present itne-up
iv completed.
The line-up:--
OodericbGoal, B. Steep; defence,
D. Worthy, O. Fetterly ; centre, H.
Scrimgeour; wings, Arnold Doak, J.
Sbeardown; alternates, B. Robinson, A
1V. Westbrook, Arthur Dowker, r-
tbar Doak. -43
Clintonoe1, lis Dale; -defence, N.
Tengeman, 0. Combe; centre, J. Rae;
weeds, R. nUMCC, C. Holmes: alter-
nates, 8 Cook, L Brown, .1. teat. J.
Thompson, C. Kennedy.
Referee -G. Rath, Clinton.
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tett and exciting exhibition of i.odtey.
Platy was about evenly divided. with
t I buth teams frequently putting forward
Militant efforts tltat woo tate atela}m
of the supporters, - Stoddart excelled
lattself on the Sailors' line and his
tricky stick-handeug and accurate
PatatWg tto his watt[*, 3.1cKay and Mac-
' Donald, worked the line In on the goal
countless times. Elliott was unbeat•
able, thoggh, and .bots from all angles
were stopped and cleared.
Both teams gut their share of tough
breaks. bat Centew got the raw edge
when Doak missed Pickett'e ,g8.4,111.
the Brat period and the puck hit the
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Lerner. A mere fraction of an inch
difference and the puck would have
skittered into the neck- Again near the
end of the first period F. McEwen and
Streets formed, the latter taking a
pair. as Doak rushed tram the goal.
Streets shot for the net, but the puck
stuck la the muggy ice and went away
wine of the mark. The Sailors' part
of bad luck also started early in the
game. Shortly- after the first drop of
the puck McKay broke away and had
poaltion for a clear shot when he was
tr'pped by the Blues' bad boy. "Wick"
Elliott- MacDonald was attatlarly
robbed tater iu the period by Rath.
The Clinton men were of course given
penalties, but what Is a minute or two
to the cooler when a goal has been
payed? A Stiffer penalty for such an
action would probably cut down coD-
shlerabty on that kind of play.
Against the advice of the Club phy-
sician, Wood wee again back in the
gime with a cracked bone in his hand
1101 yet properly knit. The burly de-
fenceman fnelsted thatthe splint be
removed from his hand, after which
the injured member was bandaged and
tightly taped. Although he exper-
ternced considerable difficulty in shoot-
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The Bailorm ensured themselves a
place in the playoffs when they held
the feat -travelling Clinton Blues to a
teenk overtime draw on Wednesday
tight of last week at the West street
rink. The lee was at tint sticky sad
later on puddles of water fotmed, but
lu .pita of this obvious dttticulty the
lege crowd of fano was treated to a
BRIEFS
Valentines. A large variety --CAMP-
BELL'S DRUGSTORE...
The annual high tea under the au-
epicee of the Ladles' Ald of Knox
rburcb will be served In the lecture
room on March tat Watch for far-
ther particulars. n&
Robert Cott, Studio, Maes
Street. -Mr. Chit announces he will
neeept a few more pupils in yaks. and
piano. Pupils prepared for Toronto
OasaSseMasj•mltata;r ..... c t. aura.
cal competition&
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Look for the opening chapters
of The Signal's new serial story
"the May Day Mystery"-
by _Octavus Roy Cohen
TO BE COMMENCED AT AN.EARLY DATE
This is said to be one of Cohen's best stories and com-
bines romance and mystery to make a thrilling tale
ParliamentaryLetters
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just opened, are being covered by special Signal rept*.
sentatives, who will give Signal readers each week a
succinct account of the proceedings of these legislate e
bodies. Mr. J. A. Hume's first letter of the session
from Ottawa is published in this week's issue.
Now would be a good time for those not Already
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st.•F
Bishop Seeger w13 be In Goderleh
on Sunday, February lith. H. wit/
administer the rite of confirmation at
the morning service of St George's
church at 11 o'clock and will preaeh
both morning and evening.
Services at North street United
church next Sunday will be conducted
by the pastor, Rev. Geo. T. Watts.
Sermon trubjects: 11 a.m., "A Dia-
courager ;" 7 pm„ "A Decision and the
Result." Sunday school at 3 pm.
Services In Victoria street United
church next Sunday will be con-
ducted by Rev. F. W. Craik. At the
us ruing service his subject will be
"The True Fellowship" There will
1.e a special song service in the even-
ing, when the Beth Parker hymn
kooks will be used. Sunday school at
3 p.m. n
Rev. D. J. Lae will conduct the
morning servl.'e` nox cbureh next
Sunday and will Take as hie subject
"The Glory of the Cfoak'"'At the even-
ing service members of the senior SL
(Mit*estt]- be gmeocietett' with
the minister in conducting the ser-
vice- Mr. Wm. Welr, student of Knox
College, will be the speaker. A liber-
al -lanae reelection 1s requested.
At the Baptist church nett Sunday
the pastor, Rev. W. T. Bunt, w111 con-
duct the services at the usual hours of
11 a.m. and 7 p.m. The sermen stab -
leets w111 be: Morning, "Je.us Christ
Glorified In His Own:" evening, "The
Sovereignty of God." The sacrament
o1 the Lord's Sapper will be observed
et the close of the morning worship.
p ay mina
backing game and waw is OD the
Ines' goal time aster time on hispeetacular lone rushes, bot Lady Lock
a* busy elsewhere and refund to
smile on lois effort*.
By the sad of the game the Sailors
noted as tbaagh they had been through
chopping IiUI "or something." Doak
as the file casualty when, In the
rat period, be slopped a terrific shot
y Kennedy from R. McEwen with his
ace. The "spiat" with which the
telt struck could plainly be beard all
ver the rink and the goalie, who took
le blow on the right temple, went
m as if he were pole-axne„,,,c
se given • band by .upporte a of
1h teams and resumed the game
lthout leaving the leeEarly In the
end period Combe rode Allison
IIh a high stick and the diminutive
Inger left for repairs to a cat on his
rehead. E. Robinson was penalised
or handing Combe a return wallop
Robinson wan the last to receive
ore then the ordinary ran of bruises.
he thing that hurts 1s the fact that
Is eye was cut while he was In the
est -room" and, the injury was done
3, las brother, Who went skating past
I. box with • bigh Stick.
(tumors of strife among the Blues
e said to be responsible for the
Huge 1n Imes for this game. It
eet.W seem, however, that the addition
another junior. Combe, was all I.
le good for the teem. He played l
1 game on defence and is a good
still -carrier and fearless checker.
MacDonald mined out on what
'could have been a goal early in the
Pt
.ond period, when he took a peas
um Stoddart close in and trounced
e puck off L711ott's pads. The Blues
.toed on several spectacular three -
an rushes, particularly the second
11e of Holmes - Pickett - Y. McEwen,
ho went In on Doak several times
.7 to Tose to the defence or have
elr shots turned. One such play re-
itsd In a seratnble In whichseveral
ayera were down on the tee. As they
owly untangled it was noticed that
*Ode unknown manner McKay had
t a erl•.or hold on Kennedy, who
nn at the bottom of the pile. Such
Ings do happen, one is Sed to snp-
re. W. noblemen was here and
ere 0014 1. w or other, big apparent -
winced skate@ carrying hid effort -
/sly 1n i' rrsnit of the all too fee -
petty mita[ puck. Plays foamed
tit his e. onga by the youthful eentre
re always dangerous, and his Con-
ant wnrtytng of the puck or pnck'-
rrier w;,s the cantle M lots oat grief
r the limes.
After :chont five minutes of the
ird Perirsl, th. Sellers were playing
th W.,,sl and McKay enrollee off
r, as far ad was visible to the naked
P from n.e prass•box, perdtr•tly legal
peke. tt ith Marney, Allison and
nddnrt the only protection In front
Doak, the Ames hitt no time In
rowing hep Pone Irma,, hot aeenrate
•king 814 tricky -Stick handling NI
e part et the three men keptthe
etc clear sato the team was again
tett atr.•ngeb. (lombe next took •
I for boarding McKay stet the two
Ewen., took charge of the forward
toe A dengarewn rush on their part
s robbed by W. Robttaaen, who
tnride ij m 101"11, lard 114
t wag rimmed. A har(f idiot by
rent wait beer cleared by Tose, std
m a srrasble the (fact wept rolling
the lee to where Bath wait alone on
defence. McKay broke like a flash
chimed rho disr. Rath took a heel -
swift anal He pack tneen eed nePi'
stick and railed ea towards the goal
TOWN LEAGUE HOCKEY
Several members of the IAons Club
turned out on Friday afternoon to
nee the opaline gave of their junior
balmy schedule, played between dm
Mame et which Raymond Murray and
Terry Oasbr ce respectively, are cap-
tains. Murray's team won, notching
a 2-1 victory over Ocsteilo's neg.
Although the boy. were lent at times
on the large ice surface, they miaowed
a surprising knowledge in the game,
and the handful a spectators derived
lots of fun from the exbibitioa Ref-
eree R. Stonehouse was not greatly
Andel W that *eteee& of "bed men,"
but he did have to keep • close eye
on little outburdw of temper that
thawed once or twice. W. ftbesrdown.
goalie for Murray. showed marked
ability and was undoubtedly the team's
star. Costello and Don W1ggYg Wele
the beet on Ceeteito's team. ;
• • .
Referee J. E. Smith bad his bands
full on Monday efteenooe during the
Mason vs. Garrick game, which the
Garrick tam won by a 2-0 score.
The youngsters were inr4trwd In argue
frequently awing themselves and with
the referee and numerous penalties
were banded out for tripping and
•Matt. The influence of the ceder
r,...uw :now better was
shown when about twenty kids ganged
the referee during a dispute over an
alleged got' that wen not allowed. Ken
Young, midget defenceman on Gar-
rick's team, showed a decidedly aggres-
sive attitude and tdurnld develop into
a Bret -rate "bad man." Garrict was
undoubtedly the beat on the lee and
1s • *dos *We dotter and .tick -hand-
ier. Mason wee poseibiy nett in line.
• • •
The next game, Mills ve. Costello, is
scheduled for this Friday, February
tad.
Grandma -Well, Rkbard, what wee
tie seers?
Rienerd (making doe allowance for
grammes lack of tecbtioal knowledge)
-Nothing to nothing.
Grandma --0h, then
have played at all
Ton
needn't
A nervous old lady was buying a
portable ',Woken radio wet.
"Now do you definitely aware me,"
she asked, looking anxlouely at the
instrument, "that I shan't get a
shock r
"Madam," wid the assistant im
presalvety, "I do definitely assure that
you won't get a 'Vet -until you hear
some of the programs."
with McKay In portrait. As he caught
np to the puck be was overtaken by
two Blots who rode him into the tor-
ner and spoiled his shot. Still having
tee happy knack of being where be is
most needed on the defeat*. Murney
broke np play atter play to the over-
time period. In the last half of the
period the Blew; pmt the Me1wens,
Rath and Street* up, hut the only re-
sult wan a penalty for Street, whn
tripped Wood's* he waa about to let
drive at an open side et the net. Mc-
Kay took a pale from Wood and waft
heir -way up the ice when the final hell
rang on the first seetefems game of the
achednle.
Rent Ped l
costa-). Pa SUJN-Rilbtt, Alli-
son, Rath.
Beeend Peeled
Geniis -0. P.natttes--Marney (2), 1C.
Robinson, Pickett
Third Ported
Goats -O. Penal( tee- Wood, 11.-
30.;, Combo, F.. Rohtnenn.
Overtime Period
Goals --0. Penalties-AllIwm, Streets,
The lineup:
Goderich--Goal, 11. Doak ; defence,
11. Mnrney, J. Woad ; centre. R. 81ol4-
dert ; winga, D, McKay, W. MaeDoe-
eld ; sltsraatess, W. Robinane, 1E. Rab-
itt ee,M.. Arifumu
CHIP 11 --Cheek 0. TIlint!t: 4.fbik
J. Elliott. 0. Rath; tenter, R. Me -
Ewen; wings, D. Kennedy, K. Streets;
*':senates„ K. Plaskett, C. Heloses, le.
Methuen, 0. Omaha; sob.gnalle, 14.
R.ferea-W. Bowman. New Haas -
LI remora as-
Llrersaor*.
Mur'.
£'JU SOME ass
A large .#mar of people have
visited t$ ilherreela of Reg. McGee
ou Hamilton street mis walk, to see
the new 1984 Dodge which L on dis-
play. It te a beautltul ear. Already
Dr. Atk11tiee of town is sporting •
uew soden. The many features of the
uew cars wl(i be listed In the adver-
THIS WAS SUDDEN
"ltualu" Stoddart, star centre on the
lint string forward line of the Saone
hockey team, who has played 1n every
game so far this season without an
injury or penalty, had to play with
the "West-eudere," facetiously known
at times u the "Dock -rata," to sus-
tain his Drat injury. 1t was during a
game of "ultimo" os the smooth k, in
tLe harbor that the accident occurred
Mat laid "Rosie" out cold for a mat-
ter of mluute& His version of the af-
fair was that, as he was standing
still watt.•hing an argument, one a the
pluyera crashed headlong Into him
mud then a number of players were
pouring water on his face and pump -
leg his arms. "Rosie" apparently did
ne,t realize there was a coualdenble
Ism* of time between the crasbtng
mrd the arm pumping. His theme
song of the affair, by the way, 1a "You
came to me from out of uowhere."
SPECIAL MUSICAL SERVICE
At Si. George's church on Sunday
evening (Sexageelma) during even-
song there will be a short recital of
music t.y the following artists: Mrs.
I` Wurtele, ptaniste ; Mrs. J. Roberta,
t lobulate ; Mr. Forbes Miller, vlolta
cc list ; Master George Parsons, treble
.oletet. This will be In lieu of a
sc umou.
The order of service will be as fol-
lt.ws :
Otgan preludes (a) "Prelude in C
minor" Bach
(b) "Pilgrim's Chorus" Wagner
(c) "Chanson" LYlm1
lijmns-863, 516, 642, 34.
Psalm --No. 23 Stephens
kagnificat Smart
Nunc DImlttts Footer
Piano, organ, violin and 'cello-
"Sereqads" Braga
P1rno-orgaa duet -"Adoration" Gaul
Violin solo-"Cavatina" Rad
S lo:incrllo sob -"Lullaby"
Gethie B. Davies
Plano -organ dost -"Prelude In C sharp
minor" Rachmantno>Q
Violin solo -"Meditation" from "Than"
Massenet
Piano, organ, violin and 'cello -"Largo"
Handel
Offertory -"In a Monastery Garden"
Ketelbey
George Parsons and Choir
Violin Obligate, Mrs, Roberts
Vesper -No. 40 Beethoven
Organ postlude-"Triumphal March In
1)" Lemmena
Bernard A. Mann, organist and
,.bol rmaster.
Visitor. -"Weil, Joe, how do You
like your new little stater Y'
Joe. "Oh, she's all right, I guess,
but there are lots of things we Deeded
i
BORN
McLBAN -In
Goderich, on Friday,
January 26, to Mr. and Mrs. A.
Stanley McLean, a son.
PTRAU(1HAN.-In Ooderleb, on Mon-
day, January 29, to Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew ti Btramghan, a eon.
i tribt....4i' 't-•fsrezirtort $Mgttal,
Oodertcb, on Sunday, Janumry 2S,
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carrick, a
daughter.
HALLAM.- In Colborne township on
Saturday. January 27, to Mr, and
Mrs John Hallam (nee Margaret
Pttblado), ■ son (John Brian),
DIED
HALLIDAY.-in Goderich, on Thurs-
day. February 1st, Ada Hepworth
Townsend, widow of Andrew Halli-
day, aged 63 years.
The funeral will take place from
her residence, corner Victoria street
and Elgin avenue, on Saturday, Feb-
ruary
ebruary 8rd. at 2.30 o'esock p;n, to Malt
land cemetery.
WANTED
WANT TO WORK ON SHARES OR
rent farm with buildings. Fifteen
users experience. Apply to BOX 26,
SIGNAL OFFICE.
1100/C8 WANTED BY TYRRELL'S
Itookehop, Toronto: Users' "in
the Days of the Canada Company:"
Intse.' "History of the C.F.R." Quote
price and condition.
Pi1R1,111 NO'flt
WOOD FOR SALE. V
The Teen has a quantity or geed
body hardwood direct from the tow*
bush for sale at 9.410 per single cord
of o e -toot wood, delivered.
Also a limited quantity of good body
hardwood .t 98.00 per tali cord of
four -foot wood.
Orders left at the Town Hall will
be attended tn.
L. 1, KNOX, Town Clerk.
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I'IIO}Cit FARM FOR 8ALiC TO
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(loderieh Inwaahtpl nrnaliting of 8o
sa* ten . A 11. x ilii ft, weR and
wlndmlf : T terms orchard ie fall
Iwrlag; 1R acres plowed. Half-mlh.
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and tslephwoe Por rice and terms ap
ply to the stouter*: J. L3.*Lf11 00X,
R 3. 1. Oederh'h . J. R 00X, Metal:
MES. W. J STEWART. spates
P0R 8A14
SALE BY TENDER.
healed tenders will be received by
0.e uadersigned for the purchase et
'te following assets which are offered
in the following blocks:
1. Two paid-up units of 1100.05
t.Ca of Bu r OU Royalties Syndi-
cate No. '
2. Biz peld-up units of 3100.00 each
in Superior Oil Royalties Syedicat,
No. 2.
S. Seven paid-up units in Superior
011 Royalties Syndicate No. 3.
4. One $1000.00 Both on Ito Rleh-
r:ond Street, West, Toronto.
Tenders close at 12 o'clock noon nn
S.turday, February 17th, 1984.
There moat be sold in order to whale
Up an estate.
The highest or any other tender not
necessarily aecepted.
For further particulars apply to the
ut.oersigned.
Dated at Goderich this 80th day of
January, A.D. 1934.
FRANK DONNELLY, Goderich, On-
tario. Solicitor for the Acheulian -
NOTICE TO (R15DITOR8
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the estate of Mar-
ion H. Carey, late of the Town at
Goderich, In the County of Huroa,
widow, deceased,
Notice la hereby given pursuant se
the Trustees Aet, 11.8.0. 1927, Chap
1C14. that, ell creditor* and othesw
having claims &[alert the 'tate et
tM-alald- Marion H. Clamp, *bo died
e
her, A.D. 1!133, at thSootier.
God-
erich, are required on or before the
20th day of February, A.D. 1984, to
send by post, prepaid, or dearer to
the executors of the estate of the said
deceased, the full particulars, to writ-
ing. of their claims, a statement oe
Moir accounts, and the nature of the
security, If any, held by them, verified
by declaration.
And take notice that after such
Iasi mentioned date the said execu-
tors w111 proceed to distribute the as-
sets of the said deceased among the
partiee entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of wbkh they shalt
then have notice.
DUDLEY HOLMES and CHABLIS J
1iAMn'LTON, Executors, by Dog14
E. Holmes, Solicitor for the ail/
Erections.
Dated at %detect this 18th day a
January, A.D. 1984.
AUCTIONEEIUNG
THOMAS GUNDRY, GODERICH.
LIVE STOOK AND GENERAL
AUCTIONEER
lblepboae Nes .712
Sales attended to aupwhero a*aggp
effort made to give •adaaaatkle.
Farmer,' gale noses disoounb.d.
MEDICAL
flit. Y. 1. R. FORSTER, EYE
XO83, THROAT.
Laos Boase eituween New Yat
Ophthalmic sad Aural t1osplt.4, air
sumo* at Mooredeid Ilya Hospital
and
London den Square Throat Hospital,
53 Waterloo Street 8., 8trttfcad.
Telephone 287.
At Hotel Bedford, Goderich, from
I pm. to 4 pm. on the second Wen
ne-sday of each manlike". st',
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
/h11ROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS
THERAPIST
Goderich. Photo 841
Equipped with eitotra-megende
baths. Electronic electric tr.s4auste
and chiropractic. Chronic,
and nervous diereses. Lady ina
ate
tendasce. Ofiloe hours 2 to 5 and T
to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Friday and Bee -
today. and on Wednesday 10 to 16
a.m. and 7 to 8 p.m., or cossultatice
may be had by appointment.
A. N. ATBINSON
Residence and Dates --Corner a
South street fel Britannia teed,
LEGAL
DUDLEY E. HOLME8,
Ba*meiSter, Etc.
Office -Court House, Oodertefo.
Tetepbone 65.
DOUGLAS R. NAIRN,
Barrister and Solicitor
Once-Uamllton Street, God.ritf
Telephone 612,
F. RTO.. DARROW, BARRISTER, R
as 8ucres.or to J. L Killoran
Office -The Square, Goderioh.
Telephone 117.
CRANK DONNELLY, B.A.,
Barrister, &sticker, (Ole.
Office--Haanitton Street, Ooderit*.
Te;epbone 282.
HAYS k HAYS,
Barristers and Solicitors
R. 0 Hays, B.C., and R. C. Hays, B.A.
Ofilee---Hamilton Street, Ooderlek-
TMepttone 88.
ERNEST M. LEE,
Barrister and Solk'ttcr
Sun LKe Dui/die, Adelaide and We -
torn Streets, Inmate 2.
Telepbone Elgin 5801.
INSURANCE. LOANS, 11'M.
McK(LLOP MUTUAL FIRE iNSUL
RI *NOE CO. -Perm and isolated
epee property insured.
omeen.--Alez Broadfoot, Preddsst.
Boafeek ; James Ooano!y, Vlce-Praa,
Gadertecb P.O.; Merton A. Reid, Sea -
forth. S.c.-Tema., 8esfertb P.O,
Di rw+tors--A. lttoaMont. ILK No. 9,
fleetort4 : James ft%oldire. Welles:
Wm Knox, Teadashore; Robert PM -
rim. Markle& ; Gee Lainhernft. Reed-
. Pick ; JItle Le�p.r, Beuesdell.
adielte-W J. Tow. ILK . 9. tea
tom, James Weft Birth: ll Rise -
ley. Nmafotth: Jobs Murray. Seeferth.
Poles baAderd eas make ell patemeir
*54� /.t their mode remitted et SO
�ttgd beak, CNatss ; Cabo% OatttCe
Oratory, IlUml itee street. dsiarieb. or
.1. S Reid'. ONNai Seer* 8aytiMd,