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h --Thursday, Match 8th. 1934
THE SIGNAL
GODERICH, ON'T,
St. Patrick's
Cards
Sc and I0c each
at
Ilioats, won the tournament by eTTmTn-
BADMINTON TOURNEY
On Tuee day evening, at the round-
rcbtn tournament held by the Bad-
mintou ('lute, the lack of a round num-
ler of entrants resulted in a bye In
Pitch round, lent Scvernl good games
were played by the nine couples. it
f.arey attd Miss H. Couper, who won
k Store
TOWN OF GODERICH
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TAXES
Liberal discounts are available
for Prepayment of 11e34 Trxtes
for March.
It pays to pay early.
J. H. ROBERTSON,
Tax Collector
rung Mies G. Watson aunt Miss E.
Cooper, who entered the final bracket i
un a bye, with a score of 15.12.
Games remitted se for ,wet
First Reuod
Misr ti. Watson and Miss E. Coop-
er 17. ---Mrs. A. H. Taylor and Mrs. R. ' Owen Sound, where interment takes
('. hays 11. I place today (The'rsday).
Miss J. Mettle and Mies C. flays 15 • • •
-Mrs. E. C. Beacom and Mrs. J.• A.
Graham 12. _
P. terry and Sties II. Cooper 18-
H. Watson and M. llethertngton 14.
Mise M. Watson and Miss M. Red- l lust south of the village ea Tuesday,
efts l5 ---Mrs, E. C. Beacom and Mists February 27th, atter sums months of
E. Dean 9.
34. (taker and Miss E. Williams --
bye.
Second Round
Miss G. Watson and Miss E. Cooper
15-M. Baker and Mks K. Williams 8.
P. Carey and Miss I1. Cooper 15 -
bliss J. Martin and Miss C. Hays 13.
Mims M. Watson and Mtss M. Red-
aitt-bye.
OBITUARY
WILLIAM BIGGAR
The death of William Biggar, late
of Port Mc'Nicoll, occurred on Tuesday
at Alexandra hospital. Deceased was
visiting htr son•in-law and daughter,
Sir. and Mrs. N. McInnes, Essex
was or many years an engineer on
the C.P.R. A short service wet con-
uucted by iter. D. J. Lane at Bre-
en funeral parlors on Tuesday
AI1eraoou _Wore the bodyt-accom-
peeled by Mrs. McInnes, was taken to
nue C.N.R. sfatTon for removal 10
JOHN ANDERSON
An old resident of Dungannon base
heeu removed by the death of Jobs
Anders:toewhich occurred at his home
failing health. Mr. Antlere.eu was
burn eighty-two years ago in York
county, near Toronto, and at an early
etre cause with the family to Loudes-
toro, in this cuuuly. liver sixty yearn
_ewe be moved to Dungannon, where he
had lived ever-sEsie wilhthe excep
Iron of two years spent in Lucknow,
tie was associated with the Metho-
dist (tow United) church. Sur'iv-
Semi-s Int aro his w
wife ife-and three sons:
P. Carey and Miss H. Cooper lfi- tTriuIe Ra-IrEffnn bf Goderich, and t
MissM. Wtt('Stt and Miss M. It,viditt 8. Gordon, of the 4th concession of West
miss a. Watason and Miss E. Cooper t'at,auush, Two suns and a daugh-
-bye. e•r predecease(! Mtn. A sister of de-
Ftaals I ceased, Mrs. Stewart, resides it Pick -
P. Carey and Miss H. Cooper 15-- I turd, Mich. The funeral tooe place
tat- Thursday last, with interment in
itungannon cemetery. Rer. D. A.
NrMifinu condu(teeefthe service, a
_
x'iSr pRili+rnre;re=yt'ere i14eteiti.'''>rlei
.411(1 Gurdon Anderson, Sons of d
e cased, and Norval, a grandson.
• • •
. NT.'"hT'RFT:T'C:i1.Iy 311T.L1;Tt
Nee s has lawn received of the dewlap
at ..raiandia, Sask., of Ernest
Reginald Miller, a native of Goderietl
son of the tate W. R. Miller, who•
for ye.irs was"prtyycipal of Central
school here. leeeKsed was in hisy-fi
fifty-first Teat-: He is surrtved by itis
wife and three 'sons, Allan, R said
Mica (7. Watson and Miss E. Cooperlt
NOTICE _- -
TAKE IIOTIQL that all persona in arrears_of 'fare's
moat make arrangements to pay same to rq off or before
March 10th, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, ¶i hers 4' 1 ant
compelled by law to seize any chattel;, and I will ecize saint
chattelg in consideration of the- laid Ta'xes:--Ner-fttrtlter
notice will be given the delinquent*.,
Dated at Goderich this 1st day of Mareh.:\.Tl. 1934.
�. ROBERTSON,
TAX_ COLLECTOR
SAVE ON MEATS FOR CASH
FR.II Ill( fsG PORK
Rteek off Ilam 2 lbs. for 3 er
Fresh Pienir Ilam. 18e Ib.
Batt Roast
Lwin Roast . .
Shoulder ('hops
20e lb.
22e lb.
:Or Ib.
Rotten' Hams 23e Ib.
m
e.(Hoe-eureil) half or whole..
'fresh Hama, half or whole 20e 1l).
--Centre ( tits. .... .. , fee 18.
- Vert Petit Sausage. ,-.. , life lis,.
2 Ile. for 2/4e
Prue Beef i lamburg Steak . 10e Ib.
3 tin. for 25.
Fre-4. Homemade Headcheese'.
3 lbs. for 2.1e
GENI'INE BABY BEEF,
SATI'RD 11' ON1.1
Round Steak 2* Ib.
Rltrloin Steak • 23. Ile.
Prime Rib Roast 19e Ib.
Prince Rib Boil 12e Ili.
Prime Shoulder Roast ,14e 1b.
('HOi('E STEER BEEF
Shonkler •Reside..._IIe, 12_e M.
Sirloin Steak ink 18,
Round Steak Ile Ib
Rib Roast Rolled 18e Ili.
SANITARY MEAT
We IMilts Promptly
MARKET -HAMILTON STREET
TII0s 1.E(.4. Phone 91..
ad 1 Tut 1
>rth Rine emitattede Bere_...ett+peeta�lbe,/. The -prezeutill9➢r.Dl el �. .e,�
e- boat to do a little better than ten
4n took place. The following members ' , ,, rel tro4.thl:ptpaear6,Yer
relies an hour. The ship. for which gnaUfled for the C.B.P.T. bronze 't'r, Mrs. 11 'w. Whitton., Bruce street
+, name has not as yet been derided, medal: Harvey Neel), Walter Wert- on Satunlay, at 1.30 pen.
- ^.tit " tee -ready ter eh- se- the tirat
allow ;of open water.
AT 1 HE HARBOR
FATHER AND SON NIGHT
Happy Gathering of Men and Boys at
North l4treet United Church
The break-up In the river Ice which Last friday eventug, the basement
ltelhe imminent of North street I'plted church was the
t1ent at the weekend was scene ut a happy gathering of the men
.verted by a drop in the temperature ,end boys of the congregation.
to the freezing- peelnt. G. M. Brown tt tjoy. work Its ern
of .Lmr3uxn (ittv4asa4 para war to clues the boys' crm•
at the harbor thin week viewing the--askdalr-_ .-a. snag turevstaut.
situation ane. The campaign had been opened
.. vest weeks previously with an tm-
presslve -father and son" evening
church service at which an earnest
appeal was made for a keener Interest
in "and greater support for boys' work.
and there or no doubt that this appeal
brought a real response wht,•h was
received gratefully.
The meeting sobs In the hand
the members of the Tecumreu
Ranger Camp. It was a fourfold
gram, typical of the trail ranger
week meeting. Chief Ranger Ila
Neeb was the chairman and coed
the meeting quite'%redjtably for
neat time.
Opening with a welt -known hymn.
the devotional study and prayer were
given by the camp -leader, who pointed
out bow it Is possible to play the
gum* In life as the Good Samarjten.
did
In the intellectual or business per -
1(4, a new member, Ernest tiaikeld,
cteelved his meusberedtlp ceremony and
became • a remelted member in goad -
rending, The tally, Walter 1(arlow.
teed the minutes of the last tegulaf
meeting. The leader gave a report en
the resent campaign. stating the feuds
receive} amounted to $44.23 and that
this would be a real aasietanee to the
boys locally, as a portion is retktned
in local funds.
• • •
It is unlikely that the remaining
!forage grain, pray one hold each in
the etreetricoldoc, at the elevator, and
*he ate. Prescott, at the Western Can-
ada Flour Mills, will be unloaded be-
fore the arrival of spring. The car-
go will remain 1n the hold of the
Prescott, at any rate, as a clear bar-
ter is required so that the ship can
be turned around to get the hold under
tit elevator leg at the M111. There is
aJ.Proximately 2,000,000 bushels of
grain in the two elevators at present.
• • •
Captain Gore, . of the steam yacht
Auona, lying in the harbor, is here
supervising the outfitting of the craft,
which will leave port this spring.
john -Muir to installing the engine.
• • •
Although only the shell Is as yet
eemjfleted, work on Harbormaster Bert
eraeDonald's new harbor craft is pro•
greasing rapidly. • Reip' la ptenttiul,
as many of Bert's friends drop In to
lend a hand with the work. The out -
1 ne of the craft, which is therty feet
(rem stens to stern, nine feet a -beam
ane built of one -inch Itritish Colum-
bia cedar, is sleek and smart, with
rakish clipper bow and squared -off
stern. With the Chrysler -six marine
INSPECTING TITS SCOUTS
Ou Wednesday night, at their head-
quarters in MacKay Hall, the 1st and
ltd Boy Scout troops met with A.
t'addou, field secretary from Provin-
c:rl headquarters at Toronto, and after
a meeting with the court of honor, at
vhicl! ways and means of improving
the already well-couduc•ted troops were
c;,scticeed, Mr. Padden conducted a
rrrieee off' Inm""`ii `-ars t -agar:•'-
dre.eting ,the troops, he, expressed life
:e'easure at the Increase in the number
of Scouts in Goderich, and congratu-
iated the leaders on their well-con-
ducted and alert troops. A confer.
cure was held with the ()Meets and
committee and the meeting was
hronght to a close in typical Scout
s of meatier, with a pork and bean supper.
Trail
pro- BORN
mpd- MOHR'NO.-At Alexandra hospital,
y Oolerieh, on Thur,rlay, March 1, to
acted Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mohring, a daugh-
hlg
ter.
atacTIONALII:=•=Xi Ale xandro hoe-
p}tal. Goderich, on Friday, Manch
2, to Sir. and Mrs. J. MaeDogald, a
daughter.
FOR SALMI OR RRNT
yo RENT -ONE HOUSE CICNTRAL-
ii I.Y LOCATED. Apply to M. W.
HOWELL.
jt'OR SALE. TWO ONE -HUNDRED
acre farms. For information, ap-
ply to P. 0. BOX 153, Ooderlch,
WED ._--__4444_
T11'PIT.- In Alexandra Limpital.
Goderich, on Friday, March 2.
Charles Tipple In his rend year.
RI/MICR �t .Alex/tiara bosidtaI,
Goderich, on Tuesday, March 8,
William Bigger. formerly of Port
]Mceitell. interment at Owen Souud
on Thursday, March 8.
IOHNSTON,-In Goderich, on Wed-
, needay,1 March 7, Margaret Porter,
widow of the late David Johnston,
ill her 1 year.
9dLB.-D S1RA E LOT Olt
Bruck street, (Ioderlc'h-4260 (Can-
adian). W. A. WHITELY, 8216 Oak
St., New Orleans, le.
)!t RENT. -APARTMENT OB
atruund Boor Colborne Apartments,
!.ealed and with ceonveniences. Three
rooms, Front room could tee used aft
store. Apply C. G. MIDDLETON,
Court House, Goderich,
TOWN OF OODERICIi,
TOWN
I)EitI:NTI'Ri:Y POR -SALE
Subscriptions for the purchase of
alo,0(0.W of Town of Gotierich bonds
t. til be received by the Towu Treas-
urer from Friday, March 9th, 1934,
7'hrre ane only ten bonds, dated from
March 31st, as toffees,:
No, 1 -for 8 795.U5, due 1936
HS
No. 3 -fur
;ills •1937
$ 876.54, due 1937
No. 4 --for $ 920.311, due 1938
No,' 6 -for $ 906.38, due 1939
_'-��--S.-tore$1U14,70,..-due 1940
No. 7 -for $1005.44, due 1941
No. 8 --for 81118.71, due 1942
No. 9 -for $1174.84, due 1943'
No. 10 -for 81233.38, due 1944
There bonds bear interest at fir
ler cent. with interest coupons *g-
litches*. and are offered to local sub-
rcrlbers at par.
No subscription necessarily accepted.
L. L KNOX
Tow.. Treasurer, Oudericb,
and ferry, alt at home; also 8 hre
brothers, W. It. Miller, Toronto; R.
Miller, Itosetown, Bask.; A. V. Mille
Bredenbury, Seek., and three sister
31ra. R. G. McDonald, Winnipeg; M
P. 31. McNeil. Calgary; and Mrs, G. J
(+� Toronto-
T-iw-lealandia paper says•
A gloom was east over the district
Sunday evening when word flashe.
around that Ernest Reginald Miller,
prominent merchant of 7.calandta. had
Leveed away, The iate Mr. Millet
who had not enjoyed the hest of health
_ for the pest few months, had been able
to attend to Ms bnsiuess. Only a few
hours before his death he (scrupled his
customary piece in the choir of th
Visited church at the afternoon ser-
vice. He partook of it lieerty supper
later going down into the basement
as wee his custom to look at the fur- e
naet'. While there he was suddenly 'Ot
Flrick_en and passed away in a Jew min-
ui<'ss ""fife cause of death be g attri- I.
' di[bthM Ambit tatlurg... lie'
- • • • {•1
CHARLES TIPPIT 15
On Friday last, Charles Tipple
Newgate street, passed away 'n Alex-
andra ho'.pital, having failed to rally
after an operation performed the pre-
vious day. Deceased, who was in his
set enty-second year, was tarn in
• • •
Ooderich has reit just at present
even any Bah to boast about, let alone
a sea monster such as is being claimed
by several places since annouecement
:f the monster of Loch Ness; Evers
trooly James Mood Ted- Chessman t
those quallfying for the aehlasement
buttons were: Terry Cooper, 111111
Barlow, Sidney Neeeh, Bert Worseli.
Walter Barlow. Ted Chapman quali-
fied for the badge erect. -a !penal
IN MEMORIAM
DL' F't'.-1 n kind and loving Isromory
of a dear mother, father and broth.•
er, resting la elettland cemetery,
"One beautiful morn, at opening of
day,
Prize to the canvasser with the moat
funds, and Roy jfolland reeetc.cI the A.. voice was calling that seemed t
the most ardent Bshermen at the her- hadge boob as special recognition for
* Lor, who sit out in their shanties for hl= campaign work.
'-' ',aura during the day. are just ■boot During the ,ou fab period the dada
r. 'fed up" and ready to sell their shacks dslidoe( the Lada had mach fun ecrrrising
s•. to the highest, or eren •the first, Md. 'c.elr uncal tutee! to Mach good old
rt'• der, for nee as a dog -kennel, for Ore tunes as "Do You Ken John Peel." and
' hood; or whatnot, "Mr Wild blah Rmse." Al? premiere-
tnjoyed vert mneh the musics' au._
tern Oren by the father and ems
BR1 PS
at'rhestrn end !ego the epeet,t tom
1 tern hy the Worthy bort and by lir
a The Goderich Township Woman', Ttren.
d Hoap}tal Auxiliary will hold its re -
fen
phy's1ra1 period brnttRht more
•gular meeting on Thuratay afternoon, hen for everyone. Mr. A, -
March 15, at 2.30 o'clock, at the home e't°on was Ramp" 1Peder and ail ted'
of Mrs. Harry Salkeld, Montreal
lore 81. and small. had Mme lively
Street. hope and steps. "Follow the leader."
row the an beg." "teeth( DWI
4, Hale of homemade baking and coon-
"throw bean
try produce, under the auspices of the tall*" were emnnR the group games
Goderich Townehlp Hospital Auxili-
ary,In McLean Bros.' store (north :hen !erred by the good hest. Mr:
Ile. of *titan t, on Saturday, March Barry Long. alSietMl M his burl.
h, from 2 to 5 o'clock. The nesseeng rimed with the eine
!ng of "Anil Laing Arne" and the
Mfrnsh benediction by the pastor, Rev,
0. T. Watts.
The Trail Rangers and their of-
tkers and feeders wish to tweak at
A good musical program has been persons who lrihserOp4 to their work
In the recent (-ammeter] and a^k them
prepared and Rev. D. J. Lane will be to Wateb for further news about the
the speaker. A Large attendance Is boys and their work,
hoped for.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ictoria Home and School club will
held in the kindergarten room of
ctorta •'ar8not en Thursday, March
and will be in charge of the men.
:latorade,, .,.I p-alitine to Om
-'a Jarin and nearly _a hatt_centery ase
OpF�eaing.
STEDELBAUER'S ° 11 -
evenings
USED CA
(t' prols•t.sI teat the cold, winter (1NNug I. plcas(1 N'tty not
enjoy the winter? Come In this week, as we have several good need
closed ('ars that we are anxious to move immediately. Fair anon -
ante will be given on your ear.
13 -PLATE BATTERIES,- S:E __ -:-tail
(GUARANTEED FOR ONE k'EAR)
-Easy Payment Torsos May Be Arranged If Des r+ed-.
MOORE'S' GARAGE, .St. Andrew's Street
GL4SS! GLASS!
WE CARRY A FULL STOCK OF
and PUT
Hobbs. -Plate Glass.
We will do your Glazing
Sash called for and delivered
Let us quote you prices
on Stormsash
We carry a complete line of
- BUILDER'S SUPPLIES
GODFICH.-PLANING. MILL
PHONE 388 CAMBRIA ROAD
O w'e�lihik, er. F. C. Kalbfleisch, Prop.
entered the employ of the Grand Trunk,
new the Canadian National ltailway.
In iia forty-three years as a conduc-
tor
onduct
for on varfoue runs he became a well-
known figure on the railwav, pertl-
ealarly In the London and Stratford
('itisions. He ran freight and pass- bee
Inger trains between Terme-. and tar
$Mersin- was for fifteen years conduc- eri
fir op �paaaenger trains betwes-t, Dur- i oe
tunsandToronto and Kincardine and of
Toronto, and for the fast three years fell
'Ye that are weary, come and rest;
Lay down your head upon My breast;
Come, follow Me and 1 will guide
Thy footsteps to the Jordan's aide.'
Our mother heard the sweet command,
And gently took the Saviour's hand."
-Never forgotten.
DAUGHTER GRACE.
CARD OF TRAMS
ARTHUR F. LiTH(;1)W wishes to
thank all who were so kind to his
1u( -7e, the tate A. W. Curzon, during
bin Illness, and also alt who gave their
sympathetic and. iu -h apprecisted so
nistance at the time of his death and
burls!.
AU'CTIONEERIMO
TiloMAH (SUNDRY. AODBRICIL
LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL
A 1'CTIc )NEER
Telephone No. 119
Sales attended to anywhere and every
effort made to rice satisfaction,
1Maralnat red notes discounted.
W so'l'es
WANTED TO BUY OR R _-_
Farm nr smell place. Apply DOi
5, Signal (Office, Goderich.
AN WiTH CAR.-WATAINIE
1 Deafer needed for local rural route
lappiytng eatabliehed demand for
world•famonx spices, extracts, baking
powder, soaps, clean ere, medicines,
By spray and stock tonics. Sixty -six-
year reputation. 0.000 dealers. Must
be satisfied with 830.0o week:y at
el- start. Credit furnished right parties.
in. L Write, J. R. WATKINB COMPANY,
•Tiftnteeal. Que., Definee9t0•tB. •
re -
"Mary Made Some Marmslade." a SODALITY OPTICE'RR
three -act comedy by the Dramatic At the annnnl meeting of the Rod
C)uh of Ontario Street tufted church. 'ty of St. Peter's rhnrrh, held en St
Ctintdn, will be given in MacKay Hall day, the following- ill[ggIeeKisspv
'rl-tu
leSeger
onrsdnp evening, March 15, at 8 l'reSldent, MISS Mary HrlgsPv: el
p.m., under the auspices of t7,e Wo- ',resident, Mies Deism's Plante: 'mere-
ueen'm Aesoriation of North street tory-treasurer. Mies llelen Page.
tilted church. Tickets: Adults, 35c, councillors, Muses Mnrtlna HnwsP
children and students, 25e. Eileen O'Brien and Rhea Itapehler.
Central, Horne and School Club bee -----
it fortunate in securing for a lee- WOMEN'S INSTLTt"rJ
e -recital Canada'p greatest - )lvlas The (March meeting of the Goderl
ter, Major Charles G. I). Rot*ri.. branch of the Women's Inetltnte w
t, novelist, historian, and writer Geld on Thursday last, with the pr
inimitable animal stories. Do not
tient, Sirs. Jas. Blamet, In the chs
to hear him In North street S be report of the recent card part
ted church, Tuesday, March 20. at was given, 111.80 having been Cleared,
m. Admission 25 cent,. Ttek- It was decided to hold an at-home tar
will be on sale at E. C. Robert_ flit members and their famlliea on
's jewetlerp store and W. C. Prid- Thursday, March 22nd, In McKay
m'm elotlrt»g sYpre. Hall. Mr. Ian McLeod of Clinton,
tasl� - egrlcultura) representative ..gag-. till.
AR$IQR T ON TOP aunty, gave a eery instrnettre - m'
dress on garden planning. Mrs. Gor-
mpion' of Junior Hockey leragtte� urn Bisect gave a demon,tration o0
Sponsored by Lions Club
before retiring in 1030 was on the
Goderich-Toronto run. He had been
a reafdenr--of Ooderieh for the pant
seven years. Surviving, besides bit
widow, ere fear denghtera," Mrs. A. W.
el:traen and Mre.. Samuelson, of
1S9, Mtg. Luecombe, of Ottawa, and
Mrs. Anderson, of Sarnia,
- -A funerai service was eondneted on
Saturday at -the home of deceased by
Rer. D. .1. Ione, minister of Knox
Preshytesten church, of The
de-
ceased was a member. The remains
v ere then conveyed by C.N.R. to
Mimk•o for bnrial. The pa'.iltearers
trete 8. D. Croft, Dr. W. W. Martin,
Tette (fleeter, W. (7, McMillen, Dr.
L. M. Mabee and Forbes Miller
'On Monday a service was conducted
bJ Rev. R. C. M'Derml(i of Toronto.
formerly of Goderich, at the Lome of
deeessed's daughter, Mrs. Sarson.1.
Mimeo, and burial took plate- to
Parklawn eemetery, Toronto. TIM -
pallbearers there were old railwair
eomtidie-or dereaoed. ylrn -Thiel'
end Mr. and Mrg. 8. 13. Croft went
from (Iodetich for the fencer!.
GODiIIRiCH BRIDGE CLl'R
. At the weekly duplicate bridge tour-
nament held Monday evening, the
(ol'owing were wtnnere:
North and Smith -let, Jag. Robert
ton and W. F'. Saunders., plus 19%;
2nd, Mr,. N. C. feneway and 1'. F.
Carey, plum 13; 3rd, Dr. Jacks.,n end
E. Field, pine 4.
East and West -1st, Mrs. I. 1)
Eastman and Mrs. P. F, Carey, plus
t; 4mf, Mtg. H. Felward" ami Mrs..,
R. Wheeler, plug 7: 3rd, Dr. J. A
Greham end R. C. Whatt'ttry,'plltls E1,4.
Neat "Monday evening s epee'.I
tame will be held, end all member*
.tie naked to he present.
S'OitN(I PEOPi.R'R RKATIING PART1
The y,amg people of North .'reset
T'nited clnar,eh enjoyed a 'melee even
Ina nn Wetlnesrtay that e'ommetse.d
with s skating tsarty at the rin't inti
Wit!. brought to a happy clomp with a
regular "feed" at the ehnreh. Ai-
thrargh not se many were present se'
was hoped, the evening,_ gs a grv•(i(
aneeeas. AT the rink the Sunder
school Mame* oi_Mr. FI. R. Long and
Mr A. lit Roberton mimed In a
friendly herk.y matt" which wan won
by the former with a wire of 4-1
Rhatfng was MOD In order for an hour
Off OD, after wh1M the party retiree' 'o
the rhumb for hot-dogs and melee.
('ul
8 p.
et!
Son
ha_.
a
(7sa
7.
rh
ns
eel- concession 8 (one-half mile north of la
Ir. Loyai), on
MONDAY, MARCH 12tb,1934
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF LIVE :'HOCK
AND GRAiN. -
Mr. W. 8. Raymond will . spell by
public *melon at his premises, lot 8
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER, ETE, RAR,
NOSE, THROAT.
Late House ltrtt'ros New York
Ophthalmic and Antal
as-
sistant at Moo ye Hospital
reBekl Eye Hospital
and Golden Square Throat Hospital,
London, Emil.
53 Waterloo Street 8., Stratford -
Telephone 267.
A4 Hotel Redford, Ooderh-h, from
1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on the messed Wed-
eseday of each month.
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
fil1ROPRACTOR AND DR('GLESS
Goderich, ('hone 341
Equipped with eleetro-magnetle
baths. Electronic electric treatments
and chiropractic. Chronic, organic
and nervous diseases. Indy In at-
tendance. °Mee hours 2 to 5 and 7
to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Friday and Bay,
tardily, and on Weslnecla, 10 Do 1!
.m. and 7 to 8 p.m., or c'on,ultatie
may be had by appointment.
A. N. ATKINSON
1'seahtencee and office --Corner at
0(18 'street and Britannia road,
The 15441 RADIO In Ma.
ey schedule was played 1ut week
ween the Mills and Murrey teams,
former winning 3-2 and thns tie-
up the last three teams In the
np, with a win and three losses
Garrick's team are group (ham-
s, having won the four games
ed, Mason was a close Second
three wins and a loss. The de -
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Boston Naked beans. At the rime
;lie meeting lunch was served by th
'e stesees for the day.
commencing at 1 o'clock p.m.:
Three horses, five cows, eight calves, 8
one yearling heifer, five two-year-old
cattle, one sow, 15.hogs, poultry. and
s quantity of grain.
TERMS--Cash.
t}0
W. S. RAYMOT'jornprleCO� __:
T. OUNDRY, Auctioneer,
f SALE OF FARM LAND
e Y There will he offered for sale by
pub-
lic auction, on .March 17th, 19.34, 51
Mho office of Meagre, Nays & Hays,
Hamilton street, Goderich, at 12
o'clock noon:
The East Half of Lot Number Ten,
fn the 12th concession, W.U., Town-
ship of Colborne.
TERMS -Ten per cent. of the pur-
chase price at the time of the sale and
the balance within thirty days
n For further particulars aloes to
MESSRS. HAYS & HAYS, Hamilton
street, Goderich,. Ont., or to
s THOMAS GUNDRY & SON, Auction-
eers, 0ederiele Ontario,
"WILD GiNGER" ENJOYED
The play "Wild Ginger" given In
Victoria street United church last
Friday evening by the young people
of Benmiller, under the auspices ofp
:he Christian Service Grou, was well,
attended and pinch enjoyed. Each
e haraeter was suited to his or her
e game was that between Garrick particular part and "Wild Ginger
Mel, when (Jarrell, although (Mies Dorothy Welters) was a
MAIM.
ea his toughest game in tier &rhe' outstanding favorite, sharing honor
managed to come out on top with with Mr. Stanley Snider, who too
0 Teed. 1t was MAson'11 only lose the part of her Lather. Mr. Ros
root him the rhampionehlp. 1 other as "Wiley Walker" played th
e results of the games were as
w''sale part in creditable manner. Rev.
t: W. J. tton of Benmlller epoke hrlef-
nrray 2-Coatelto 1. ly and between acts mouthdrgan selec-
arrMk -M
-Costello
0. --__ tions by Meagre. Cleland Walters, Bill
metPllo 4 -Mills L on
Stew and Carl Clark, accompanied hy
Mhos 3 -Murray 1, (Lill Breen et the piano, were well re -
nick ]1-14111s 1. celyed.
assn 1-Coat,lln 0. THEFT AT SI'. PETER'S RECTORY
trick 4 -Murray 1, On Sunday, while Rev. Father Low-
teon 2 -Milia 1. ry was enneucting the evening service
reirk 4 -Costello 0. in St. Peter's ehurrh, s thief, after
IIS 3 -Murray 2. raining entrenee to the rectory, by a
e following are he tnemtters of cellar window, stole a sum of tieeney
ehamplonehlp team: J. Garnet, maid to be In the neighborhood off *80.
urner, H. Wilson, A. Brindley, R. from a drawer In the reek In Toth-
mfleld, li'. Carter; B. Worrell, (i. er Lttwry'a study. The money wag 1n
eh, K. YoanR• diver, chiefly twenty-five rent plrPa.
e Lions (1118 14 well tspinned Collection in envelope! and loose
the manner in *itch the junior "hen** that was nn plates nn the
p has been conducted, and rightly desk was not disturbed. Presentee)
Each one of the hoard of referees 'sellers were notified shortly after mtd-
It upon himeelf to impress the night and invilatigated the matter.
ern with the welt -known maxim, j ontprhrta In the anew were the only
miter game can't be won from the fii,sw, as no fingerprint& could he
Ry hoc." The ynnngwfers nano found along the emirs. that matt of
d (814 nut end afters few games ner.mmity have been followed by the
which sweet/eel Asinon•tta(lona ;bier from cellar to study. A moppet
ed the tart they s (t1.d down to was apprehended on Monday morning,
enol tawarda alaptcya.*soda triL .several ,jpevra. ani �$)ed
hockey, with the ramie that p(h to AAP hie leery oA one the �1ss
were a minas quantity In the ,l11 dlaeorered nn the suspect, ■ local
few games and better hockey was youth with a peat record. end al
Idere* though rubber's worn by him fitted
anaMmeate are now being made the tracks in the snow, pollee allegro,
• Lions for bringing the seseoa evident.* wax Insnteri.nt to warrant
aneet,nfnl close for the leans, an arrest.
!omen TO CRISniTORR
NOTICE TO CR8DITOR$.
1 In the matter of the estate of Arch!-
elle Cross Hunter, )ate of the Town
of Goderich, in the County of Huron,
1'hyaIeian, deemed.
Notice Is hereby given purenant to
the Trustees Act, 1.8.0. 1927, Chap.
150, that all creditors and others hav-
ing claims against the estate of the
geld Archibald, Cross Hunter, who
e'led on or about the 23rd day of De-
cember, A.D. 1933, at the town of
Onderlrh, are required on er before
the 24th day of March, A.D. 1934, to
lead by poet prepaid or deliver to
the executrix of the estate of the
said deressed the full psrticnlars, In
writing, of their elalms, a statement
of their accounts, std the nature of
i)te *Prurity, 1f any, held by them,
vielflpd by declaration.
And take notice that after ,nch last
mentioned date the sold exPcutrlg wIN
',roreeel to dlotrlhute the sestets of the
saki d.ret•ed among the parties en-
'It:ed thereto, having/ reseed only to
the OHM* of heals ► lite shall !hist
have rat#'.. -
(4RAt'1C Pl. HUNTER, Reeentrly by
DUDLEY 1C, INN.MEB, Solkltor for
the said Executrix.
Dated et Goderich this Lt day et
Me,reh, A.1). 49114.
LEGAL
UDLET E.-1:10t4E%
tester, Etc.
Ogee -Court House, tledetteie
Telephone 55.
DOUGLAS 11. NA/RN,
Barrlater and Solicitor
Office --Hamilton Street, Oodsr4cl
Telephone 512.
�• R. DARROW, BARRISTER, ET0.
Etteet'asor to J. L Kllloron
Office -The Square, Goderloh,
Telephone 97.
j,'ItANK DONNELLY, R.A.,
Barrister, Solicitor, Ette.
OBitee-I1ansilton Street, Ooderiod
T.;epbope 282, _. _.
•
HAYS & HAYS,
BarrLRers and Solicitors
R. C Hays, K.C., and R. C. Hays, B.A.
()Mee -Hamilton Street, Goderich
Telephone 88.
ERNEST M. LEE,
Barrister and Soilcitae -
Sun bite Building, Adelakie mad Vic-
toria Street,-, Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 6301.
INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC.
MAKiLLOP MUTUAL FIRE iNRUR-
NCE CO. -Firm and isolated
•town property lamired.
Oalmrw--Aleve. Brtrdfoot, Prestldsot,
Reefnrt.h; James Oonnolly, Vtee-Pres,
Goderich P.O.; Merton A. Said, Plea -
forth. See-Treas., 8esforth P.O,
Director's -A. Broadfoot, R.R. No. g,
Neaforth ; James Sholutee., Walton;
Win, Knox, Lnndeaboro; Robert Fee -
He, Myth; Geo. Leonhardt, Bornholm,
R.R. 1; John Pepper, Rrecefleld ; Thos.
Moylan, Reefowth, R.R. 5; Wm. 11-.
Archibald, R.aforth, R.R. 4; Jamey-
(onnnlly, Goderich.
Agents -W. J. Yeo, R,$, Noe c++
ton; Jame" WI ■
Fleffemt'rr, . •^ wa forth; Chas. !r
Policy-ho30
fort rt
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GODERICH
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