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C rds lotr.H accerolees
.ole's Book Store
BUILDING and GENERAL
CON f RACTING
-Repairs and ReowelaktALO-
Work GaillERtssd Sig*
faettllry
-PRICES RIGHT_
John Jeffery
Warren Street Phone bTlw
A City Residence
for • day, a sweets or imager -
from a itogle room with hiith
W the most sumptuous suite -
without a erre or worry on
your part• affording every ton
vealence, luxury end attest
dance Delightful lounge lea
ecption rooms -unexcelled rats
tanrant seryire-that briefly- is
TSE SIGNAL
LONDESBOBO 1 KRIEFS
WNDE8RORO, March 20. -We re
fret that Miss yuo'a condttmo 1s
gradually l becoming weaker.
Messrs. C. Weymouth and H. Red-
f:,rd are cutting wood for Mr. P. Man-
rlug.
Mr. John Nott la helping Mr. J.
Huston get his mill In readiness for
lotting logs next week.
Mr. George McCall has purchased
rite farm of Mr. C. Redden ase will'
take possession on April Lt. Mr. and
Sirs. Ruddell contemplate moving to
Clinton. We shall be sorry to have
them leave our midst.
-Iftinfriftedeatonenfre being esleade4
to Mr. and Mrs. W. Lobb (nee Maud
',rent. The newly married couple
tilii make their home near Clinton.
Mr. E. J. Crawford had the rotator-
tuue to Injure his shoulder while at-
tempting to straighten a piece of pip-
ins.
iping.
Mr. Glenn Cuthill spent the week-
s u ■t the home of his parents near
gen forth.
Mr. and Mn. J. R. Crawford spent
,a.utday at the home of Mrs. Craw
lord's father, Mr. C. Burling, Blyth.
Messrs. Bert Gray and Clarence
Cr-,w•ford were Goderich visitors on
1_ --- PAVIILiON TO OPEN
Mr. W. J. Buchanan announ•es that.
weather permitting, the Pavillon will
be open on Saturday, March 31st, for
the first dance of the season.
GREETINGS FROM MIAMI
Mr. Geo. W. Holman yesteeday re-
ceived the following message from Dr
W. .1. Milne of Blyth. who with his
wife is spending • month In Florida:
Mtaml, Florida.
St. Patrick's Day.
Hello, George! What fools we mor-
tal, be, to live In the North and spend
our days sawing wood and shovelling
Sal. Simply lovely here. Tempera-
!ure 85, cool breezes off the ocean.
W. J. MILNE
the distinctive appeal of the
Windsor Arms.
Write for Folder
Tie Wimds„r Ares Hotel
2! St. Thomas Street,
(Moor al Rayl TORONTO
• Tetepbooe Ra -51414-3-4
SAVE on MEAT
FOR CASH
Smoked PieMe Hamm 13e
Pea Meal Bark Baron 23e
(in the piece)
reeked Corned Bed lie
Pure Pork Sausage lis
Lean Hamburg Steak 11s
Lean Shoulder Pork tie
t
Froth Picnic)
Fresh Ham Pork 1fe
Fresh Side Pork 201
Boiling Beef lee
Shoulder Roast Beef. .tte,-
NEW LAiD EGGS
BABY BEEF
CHICKENS
Sanitary Met Market
Pose 485 Hamilton Street
Try Ible tineas ben emeked
Sunday Di er:
AT THE
Park House
iBRIDGE PARTIES, AFTP:R
NOON AND F.VENINO, ALSO
CATERED TO
PHONE 575
(fester, birthday cards. for all ea
ca•tons, at CAMPBELL'S DRUG
wIu1t .
Reserve Thursday and Ilrtdal,
April 19 and 90, for the Arthur Circle
play 'Green Blacklegs."
Laura Sword or Nallsoas choco
'atom for Easter; also Neilson s lions
Buds 29c per lb. CAMPBELL S DRUG
8TORk:.
tMe swootar mt+sting of the Woman's
Hospital Auxlllary wUl be held on
M inday, March 911, at 4 o'clock, In the
rotate library.
The regular meeting of the 8alttord
Hospital Auxiliary will be l.v:d on
T uredicr,-"'Ebreb 29, at the toffee TN
lits. 11. Jenkins.
Invitations are being issued by the
esecutive of the Maitland Goll Club
for the annual dinner -dance, to be
Le'd at the Bedford Hotel on Mon-
day, April 2.
Try the Marro system of dry clean -
!ug for all dresses and men's salts.
T:iey are piaster -cleaned and tailor -
pressed. Get our prices on rug -class -
:lig. J. A. NIVINS, East street.
in the auditorium of the Baptist
,Lurch on Good Friday ulght. March
311th, at 8.15, the young people of the
courch will stage au educational pag-
sut entitled, "Canada's Greater
Need." This pageant L geographical,
historical and missionary, and appeals
to the best in those who see it. The
first part of the program is an ad-
dress. In connection with the pageant,
Ly Rev. Donald MacLeod. The male
quartette of Victoria street United
t hurch will favor with musical num-
bers. A real treat is In store for a11.
Admission 25c.
TOWN OF GODERICH
TAXES
Liberal discounts are ■vallable
for prepayment of 1034 Taxes
tar March.
awls mag• 30 poi . 0y4r.. _-- _: - ..
J. H. ROBERTSON,
Tax Collector
CLINTON WINS THE CUP
'rhenCarlton cup donated by W. H.
Carlton Jr Co., brokers, Toronto, for
the winning tells of the-Cttnton-8es-
for tb-Goderlch hockey group, was won
by the Clinton Blues, who defeated
Ve•forth 3-2 In the Clinton arena nn
Friday last. The Beavers had de-
rated the-Ooderteh Sailors 4-2 on
'esday, March 13, for the privilege
of playing the Blues for the cup.
These games were In ■ld of the Clin-
ton hospital, to which a new wing is
to be built. The cap will be kept by
the teas la the group that wins It
three successive years.
1'HI i RUH NOTES
"Ilii E,entng Anxtllary of North
street United church will hold a sew -
..g meeting on Tuesday afternoon,
March 27, at 2 o'clock, at the home of
Mrs D D Mooney. North street
Dr. R. A. Hilt:, secretary of the
general board of religious education
of the Church of England In Canada,
iveld preach In Bt. George's church
next Bnnday morning, at the 11 o'clock
service.
Services to Victoria street Putted Detroit, on Monday. March 12. Inter
church will le held on Hunday next went was In Grand L.wn cemetery
A follows: 11 a.m., "Chrint and Ills Detroit. The service was conducted
Disciples ;" 3 p.m., Sunday school sea- by Rev. Mr. Palmer, mint•ter of the
loon; 7 p.m., "Go by the Way of the
orate." The Chrlstlan Service Group
Ill sing. •
l,ervlces will be conducted In the
Baptist church next Sunday at the
usual hours of 11 •.m. and 7 p.m. Rev.
W. T. Bunt's sermon subjects will be:
11 a.m.. "An Earnest Summons
7 p.m. "The Weeping King." Bible
sri,00l at 10 a.m.
Services at North street United
hureb next Sunday will be as fol-
:ows: 10 a.m., Men's Club. subject,
"Tue Value of Habit;" 11 a.m., seises
�Nrr�
ei- oODERICS, O 1.
OBITUARY
JAMBS ALEXANDER
The death occurred In Grace bee
pltal, Toronto, os Thursday. March
13, of James Alexander, for the past
two years a resident of Goderich. Mr.
Alxaatder was an employee of the
C.N.R. and worked at London for
bray years before coming to Goder-
lcb. The funeral was held or Satpr-
1. y, March 17, from the Evans fun
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dealer tn cattle. maid* frust •LIP
meets to Toreeto, stat bad twice takes
rattle to the Old ONatry. Oe Thum
day be •ed Charles Defter. of the
Yaubbe Ilea had spent most of the day
arranging to ship *tattle to Toronto
On returahig home at night. quite
fatigued. he had • hearty supper and
aouut 9 o'clock its remarked to Mrs.
Stinson that hs would retire. Os rie
turning tram fixing the stove In the
next room to Just a few moments. she
found Mr. Stinson had passed away.
+si Base, r,nx+dnn intermeui helug For many Tears Mr. &lusft bad begs
made to Monet Pleasant cemetery a director of the Rayfield ALrk-ultoral
moue NEMER
II.1JAR DOMINO BICMORS
'HRI Tr' -Wonderful book ..•a:
hes. O. 5. MEG IDDO MISSION.
Rochester, N.I.
LOOT OR FOUND
LOST. -IN OODRRICH. ON SATUR
LAT, March 17th, • gold wrist-
watch. Finder please return to SIG
NAL OrFIOR and receive reward.
OST -BETWEEN BENMILLER
1)e4vaesd was a nephew of Mr. Root- Sulety and he will be greatly missed jsrod iomewbero tm Godsrtch, a spare
Frith of town. in that organisation, as he took greal tin and wheel for model "A" Ford.
MRS. J. R. Cld)NI8 Interim in and worked hard for the Finder please leave at ROUSE i
dljrii g_____ 9aiara widow of
the late J. R. Clams, died on There -
day, March 15th, at the home of bier
daughter, Mrs. Gordon McColl, Tor-
o nto. Deceased was a daughte of the
late Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sault■ of
O.derk'h and le survived by three
brothers and two sisters, Ben. J. and
Welter W. Saints of Goderich, G. H.
Wults and Mrs. P. E. Bell of Winni-
peg, Man., and Mrs. Frank Smith of
Fowlerv111e, N.Y. She resided for
many years at London, but for the
tart four years had been with her
daughter at Toronto. The funeral
took place at London on Saturday, in-
terment being In Woodland cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Sault.; and Miss
Elia Sault. Mr. and Mrs. G. L Par-
sers and Lt. -Col. and Mrs. A. F.
Sturdy were In attendance from God -
w ick.
• • •
GREGOR McLRAN
Word has bee. received by Postmas-
ter Galt of the somewhat sodden death
of John Alexander Gregor McLean.
member of a former well-known God-
crieh family. at Clearwater. Florida,
where he had lived for many years.
Deceased was the youngest son of the
!ate Dr. Thomas F. ■nd Mrs. Mclean.
a' ho with their family went to Flor-
ida from ooderleh over forty years
ago. He was taken acutely 111 on
March 2nd and war taken to 'be hos-
pital at Clearwater, where he teemed
to improve so mach that he expected
to he ont again shortly. Early Sun-
day morning, March 11th. he was
found dead and the hospital people
said he must have passed away to his
steep wttbont patn. He is tervived by
rwo brothers, Haney and Keith. of
Welrsdale Florida. He was not mar-
ried. He had made several visits to
his native town to recent years. the
last time being In Angnst last, when
he was accompanied by hie two broth
era The news of hl• death le received
with sincere regret by h1s friends here.
• • •
$* 10Ir leev-IPithe farm he had ;(,IA(1�ARAGE asd lsv war .
JESSE MOt'NTAiN
The funeral of WIHlam Jesse Moon
Min. formerly of Goderich, who peered
away at Detroit on Friday. March 9
was held from the residence a his
son -In-law, James Dean of Redford.
l• t.n a nem r of t Stanley town-
ship cousclL The funeral took place
from his late home on Monday and
Wale very largely attended. The ser -
rice was conducted by Rev. W. G.
Bugler, rector of Trinity church. of
wrleb deceased was a valued member.
7:.e pallbearers were D. H. MrNaugh-
1ua, James H. Reid. Samuel Houston,
hnbert Dewar, Archibald Galbraith and
Donald Galbraith. Surviving mem-
ten of the family are Mrs. Stinson.
four daughters and use son: Mrs.
George Reid (Myrtle); of Flaxcombe,
leek. ; Yrs. David Prentice (Mabel),
-41-3bsentei-Rea A. Furter (Real,-ot
111 ata,U sjNrs. John Stump[(ARM).
Ann
ST EnELBAUER'S Ellam
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Ir prolt'cterl ,.••,,, iter •old, winter drr.wa 1- JL•.,saat Why not
enjoy the winter? Come In this week, as we hare several good used
closed Cars that we are anxious to move Immediately. Fair allow-
ance will be given on your car.
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13 -PLATE BATTERIES, SPECIALLY PRICED QC
(GUARANTEED l OR ONE PEAR) .OJ
-Easy Payment Terms May Be it-Dssirsd--
MOORE'S GARAGE, 5t. Andrew's Street
You Pay less for Your Drugs
OTHER PRICES ARE ADVANCING
7 H18 WEER'S LiST OR SPECIALS
Noxema, 25e Jar for 15e Chase's Syrup M L1s•eed mad
Squibb's Tooth Paste, 2 Tube Turpentine !1e
Carter's Little Liver P12s22e
Williams' Pink Pills 44.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Andrew's Liver Salts, emsaR29e
Pflb 44e F Seem n+ 29e
Fees -seeder 20e, 115e
for 50e
Wample'e Cod Liver ExtA
Spring Tonle 11.00
Ease far Singers.10e, 25e
Dye.. DIMIN !, Samet, Pert -
nag's. Rit....1 pkgs. for lite
Val 09 Al*A
..... M. bell 011 poen farHsweak .eC=1,
1161. Han
"w� tSr Netlaam, i /hires for (11
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.s.,..,." -,res" s .Lr18&W -pr . ,rje!9'.i."
3 p.m., Sunday school: 7 p.m., sermon.
subject, "The Triumphal Entry."
The regn hr month'y meeting of the
Arthur Circle of Knox church was
he:d in the lecture room on Monday
evening• Mn. H. Rivers presided and
Mis. E. 1lomervllle gave a splendid
paper on Indian wort to Canada. A
pleasing Indian lullaby was sung by
a Indies double quartette.
The MI+"fors Band of North street
tin ted church !erred a St. Patrick's
sniper In the basement of the rhumb
nn R,tnrdey evening last and a large
nnmber enjnted the delightful eec•adon.
Dr W W Martin. who underwent
a virion• operntlon at Alexandra how
viral on Monday night, le reported to
1e making good progress.
.t 'pint meeting of the Evening
Auxin -rt. and Women'! Mlalonary
Society of North street l'nifed church
wt 1 to held In the church 011 Wednes-
dr y erening. Marsh 2n. at R pmt. This
veli. he the Raster thankofferinl meet-
ing' -til -Mee Mitchell, traveling se•e-
'etrre for the W S.. of Torontowill
ht ''..PF Pert speaker. -
Keit Enda? evening (Palm Snn-
davl ' at St. George's (torch,
after short evensong at 7 p.m.,
In•lt'•A Of 1 sermon there «111 fe a
cant'tta. "Oliret to Calvary" (by J. H. cOklahnma; Anson GIrvin, Saskatoon;
Wonder), The (-heir will he restated Mts. Fred Anderson, Ashfield, and
in rrml.rtne the• rantatl by Nr. Cltf• M:.. Herbert F.ilber, CTh
f•'rd W)•et. nee ha• .olni•t from Alt I brrther. end two sistersrediton. also •naiveree:
Stint. ehMr. Windsor. Mr. "'rank 1 J. G. Anderson. Lueknow; D. E. An-
ne., ,rt1' take the fetter solos. and i demon, Dungannon; A. R. An-
i'te"• ss.l•ttng will ire Mrs J. N. •lervon, Br.dwell, Sask.; MrsJ. C.
. Roberts, yinl'n. Misr 51. Nage, ptwno, 1.Pentland, Grimsby, and Mrs. Ann
)t- ^o -hes Miller. vinilnreno, and Mr. }ferry, San Frsnc'tI o Cal. The fnn-
a
('1,er'•e mirk. brow violin eras was held on Thursday from the
p..r1-e• in Knnv Pr .lWterian home of her denghter, Mrs. Fred An -
eh„ -^s. 00 AnnAnv newt wilt he of a I�110 i. with interment In Dungannon
owlet cherseter The morning ser- Iremetery, the trerve being eosdneted
v. a .-I't to, •..nronrl'te to P•1m Ann -thy Rey. et
Tsvenker, cit the AMf1eM
"lilted durcb elrra1L
day, fhe eermnn being "Palm SnnAay
t4e'+te n.. •• •. arse e'-eninr a tyrw'ist
n-•ntM node.. n or oerr1-e -Ill he fol -
lowest wWill
wood -ea eete^ti "• by Me -'•^i• and
tin Kwtnen esih'e^t will hr •Tse Tears
.t (Mr 1otre 1r eerr the r'ity " The
lines''"v retool hbnr •t 11 n'• inrb win
b-a5'.'t-A to a online elosi'naro
i,sm reOe- •A• to olvest'4n ee the
Reeler .peho& ap"s.'Mmry committee
At 4t'na'i -tens-1t met Palm .omnis
dreg**rrig (Mare's ?Mil a ene•t•l meat.
MOIdigram win he riven. an fntlnrw.t
Ve+r a Rhes a C1.114 a Garden
'
11fes (r•Rnaw t•teetotal. he P
T steatltewrkv. Sang by sm0'I elm*.
"Erre" Mead friday).Word* lt1
Palette* John,tnn. suede M R. Line
Paul M Mr. 11. Walter, baritone.
V►M1n °Rioter,. n5eilttethd'
(Theta)).. by Massenet. 1 -1,-11'
at= Awith violin Mlferf.. `My
Pp-4e i4eThesr,
These 4llelenefLOr).
thief. - "Fneeev Wir9 '220 Leer"
4Oormad I Mn W. F. Saunders.
Ube O. Haien
R.ptlet church at Farmington, MIchI
gan. and the pallbearers were Dr. H
J. Satire and Mews. Fred Bischoff
Frank O'Rourke, J. Tells. Frank Snell
and Jansen Dean. Mr. Mountain. ac-
companied by bis wife, come time ■z"
went to visit their son -In-law and
danghter because of Mrs. Mountain's
Ill -health, and while there he srfiered a
cerebral henmrrhage from which be
did not recover. He wee horn In Hul-
ett township, near Londesboro. seven-
ty-two years ago, and was the eon of
the bate Thome, and Mary Mountain.
Re lived for a time at Dungannon be
VIRPOOIMIVITIffillefftlefolinertlerelate
his wife and family resided for many
yearn. He wee an Anglican and a
member of the Masonic order Boobies
his bereaved widow and daughter, Mrs.
Ida. Dean. of Detroit, he Is enrvived
by one son, William ("Hopper") Moan -
Cain. of Port Colborne, and a brothel
In Venice, Calif.
• • •
MRS. Hi'GH GIRVIN
Death claimed another pioneer
resident of this district to the early
morning hoses of Monday, March 12th,
Itthe person of Susan Anderson, wi-
dow of Hugh Girvin, who paused away
a: the home of her daughter. Mn.
Fwd Anderson of Ashfield. in fall -
trig health for about two years, the
:ate Mrs. Oirxln had been confined to
bed for a year. She was the eld-
est daughter of Thomas Anderson end
Mary McQuaid, among the eerllgst
of the pioneer settlers of the Dnngan-
n.,n district, and wag born nearly
eighty -tour years ago, on the farm one
mile north of Dungannon now owned
by D. E.' Anderson. her brother. Slate
years ago she nos married to Bugle
Girvin, who prs7sceased her thirty -
fire years. Hurvivhg are two sons
and two daughters, Charles Otntn, of
FOS SALE o11
11(, RENT. -ONE HOUSE
li LY LOCATED.''Lppir
HOWELL.
INTIM TO CIIIMDITOOE
NOTICE TO CRRDITQRI
In the mutter of the estate of Zak
WUd, late of the Town of Gelletr1 ,
to the County of Heron, eptarter, 4
ceased.
Notice 1s hereby given that all per-
sona hada' claims against the eats*
of the said Katie Wild. who died es OT
tuout the 26th day of Decemsber, leek
at the Tows of Ooderleb, are required
on or before the 14th day of Apr&r
particulars of their claims duly mod -
Old by amdavit, as after that date
the executor will proceed to distribute
the assets of the estate, having regard
y--ia Um -Maims of which he allaM
then hays notice.
Dated at Goderich this lath day et
Starch, A.D. 1964.
FRANK DONNEI.LY. Goderich. Os -
tarts. Beticttor for the Executer.
i,`OR SALE. -DESIRABLE 1.0T OS ptrieLt0 NOTICE
Brock street, Goderich-1110 (aa
adieu). W. A. WHITELY, 8216 O.b
Ht., New Origami, La.
COR SALE- OVERLAND WHIPPET
C SEDAN, 1928 model. Good Urea
New battery. Apply to MR8 C. N.
'19PPET, Newgate street -
of New 10.11, and Harold. at hems L'OR SALE. -ANE =ATM =EC -
among those who attended the fame TR1C washer in good condition.
eras from a distance were Mr. and Special price i25 Easy taloa 11 M
Mra D. Prentice, Toronto; Mr. ■nd to JAS. C. CABBIE
Mrs. A. Furter and son, HuotavUle; de-
sired. Apply _
lira. J. Stumpf, New York; Misses HARDWARE. Phone 509
Mary and Bell Stinson, Ripley.
"SUNDAY AFTERNOON"
Owing to pressure on our columns
thla week, the Sunday school lesson is
left over to next week.
COUNTY ENGINEER AT LONDON
Mr. T. R. Patterson, county engin
eer, attended a conference of road
auperintendents at London on Tues-
day and gave an address dealing gape
daily with road drainage.
GODERICH BRIDGE CUB
At the duplicate bridge tournament
bead Monday evening of this week the
loliow.ng were winners:
North and South -1st, Mr. and Mrs.
T. M. Patterson, pins 19%; bed, L L.
Eastman and P. Y. Carey, plus 12; 3rd,
Jas. ltobertaon amt It J. M.Meben,
plus 7%.
East and West -let, Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Wnatelar. plus 9; 24Id. Mra H.
Edwards and Mrs. Walker, plus 7%;
3rd, Mrs. 1. D. Eastman and ilia
Sulfite, plus 5.
The oriel game for the Dr. Hotter
memorial truphy was held at the
Bridge Club rooms on Monday twee-
: ng, March 12th, resultlag as follows:
1st, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Lanaway,
1Y: 2nd, W. E. Whipple and W. F.
Saunders, 12; 3rd Mr and Mn R.
J Mclleben, 11%; 4th. Mr. sad lira.
J. H. Taylor. 7; 6th, Dr. Jackson and
E. Yield, 7; 0th, Mr. and Mrs. K Dean,
:irk ; 7th, Mn. J. M. Johnston and
Mrs. P. F. Grey, 3; &b, 1. D. Eaat-
:nan and P. F. Carey, 2; 9th, Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Beacom, -1; 10th, Kra
L D. Eastman and Mrs. W. F. Saun-
ders, -214.
This series of games is open to all
badge players and the next session
ail; be held Monday evening, March
36th. Tem pairs will qualify for the
playoff.
MR RENT. -APARTMENT ON
f ground floor Colborne Apertmeeta
! eated and with conveniences. Three
rooms. Front room could he need si
acre. Apply C. G. MiDDLETON.
Court Howe, Gederkh. -
BAYFIELD
r' BATF1BLD. Mateo 21. -Mr. asd
Mrs. W. Perkerdepeat the week-esd 1n
Losdos with the farmer'. sister, Mit
L. it. Smith.
Dealk of W. J. S 4..-. -ft well a
gn at shock to eitisena here whoa they
leursed of the .oddfte wish* of Wa-
lt,. James Stinson at his home too
Thursday evening, March 11th. Mr.
(sflseen was the son of the late Thom
es Stinson and Margaret Galbraith
And was Morn on the farm sear Varna
totes occupied by Aaehibeld Galbraith.
EI e
Whew he was sen yeses of .g. they
moved to a him os the R.nhIs Beaii
In 1Ml he married 131sahs4h Gemeln-
hard! of Bayfield and they settled on s
tiro sot far from he parrs* In
1"18 tlidy WTI nett flans Oov0 to
Barfield. to the hoose formerly owned
fm.. she late pt. Staptang.• Ids. Stir
see . mer ~AO est .heet•is.ws tied
moytty frights respected c11 e
was a eneeeestnl tarter rid 6
NOON
CLARK. -At Alexandra hospital, God-
rrlch, on Thursday, M rcb 1
f1-MY'1611-1 rs. .'alar'
Colborne township. a sen.
DIED
NAE)OLE.-la Goderich. on Monday,
March 19, Emma L Richards, wife
of John Naegle.
GALLAGHER.-In Goderich, on Fri-
day, March 16, Mary Longworth,
widow of John Gallagher, In her
81st year.
GIETZEN.-At Wyandotte (MI•higan)
hospital, on Tuesday, March 20,
Cora Maud Anderson, beior,d wife
of George Oletsen, In her 49th year.
McLEAN.-At the Morton E Plast
hospital, Clearwater. Florida, in his
04th year, John Alexander Gregor
McLean, youngest eon of the late
Dr. and Mra. T. F. McLean of God -
'rich.
L'oR $, .-ONE THOR ELEC-
TRIC WASHER. In good running
condition. Special price $15. Easy
terms if desired. Also % horsepower
electric motor. Price $1.86. Apply
to JAS. C. CARRIE'S HARDWARE.
Phone 591.
Ait(TION A41JC8
CLEARINO AUCTION SALE OF
FARM STOCK. IMPLEMENTS,
etc., for Wm. Bowes, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28th
at concession 14. Hallett.
No reserve on anything.
T. OUNDRY & SON, Aoettoners.
put -4 m0 AUCTION BALE OF
FARC NISCir, IMPLEMENTS,
0*1.21f AND FEED. for Wilber R.
Stewart, on
TUESDAY. MARCH 27th
At lot 5, concession 4, Aalrbtd
Everything to be sold.
T. OUNDRT A BON, Auctioneers.
IN MEMORIAM
HUNT. -in loving memory of Henry
0. Hunt, who died March 23rd, 1952
-MRS HI;NT and WALTER.
t Minot say. and i will not say,
That he 1s dead. He Is just away!
With a cheery smile and a wavo of the
hand
i -le has wandered into an unknown
land.
And left us dreaming how very fair
It needs mast be, since he lingers
there.
Alio yon -oh you, who the wildest
yearn
For the old-time_ gwo a.( the glad
return
4'I.EARINO AUCTION SALE OF
t HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
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TOWN OF GODERICH.
g DEBENTURES FOR SALE
Subscriptions for the pnrebase et-
210,000.00 of Town of Goderich bonds
t. ill be reeelred by the Town Treas-
urer
reaturer from Friday. March 9th. 1964.
Ther! are only ten bonds, dated from
March 81st, es follows:
Na 1 -tor 1 795.06, due 1111,
Na 2 -for i 834.80, doe ISIS
Na 3 -for $ 876:54. due UST
Na 4 -for $ 920.35 da 1191
No. 6 -tor 1 906.38. due 1039
No. 6 -tor 11014.70, dm 1940
No. 7 -tor 111066.44, doe 1941
No. &-tor 11118.71, due 194E
No. 9 -for 11174.at, dos 1943
No. 10 -tor 11333.38, doe 1944
These bonds bear Interest at see
per cent. with interest coepone sI
lached, and are offered to local sub. .
tcNbers at par. err., ,
No subscription necessarily accepts.
L L KNOX
Tows Trenaurer, Ovde i
We are Instructed by Mrs. Charlet
Tlpptt to sell by public auction at her
lame, Newgate street. Goderich, en
SATURDAY, MARCH 34111
commencing at 1.30 o'clock sharp:
Buffet; tables; dining and kitchen
aha Ira ; bed couch; two beds; rouge -
lea= rugs, large and small; eleetrle
washer (Connor) : Quebec range; Que-
bec
atbec beater ; coal oil stove, 2 ovens; writ-
ing desk ; radio. electric, and •ktrola :
::Itchen clipboard; rocking chalet; easy
chair; dessert ; wubstaadi ; dishes and
rlassw•re ; curtains ; wading;
tng machine ;
clocks ; foot stool. ; garden 11oee ; floer
lrlta•
and bedding; sprldga and mattress:
cnrpletnre.t, boob"1
hau,hloll rack;; Ugbt balbt; Whippet; sosedum
In good running order; rubber loos;
and numerous other articles
TERMS --Cath.
T. GUNDRY a SON, Seedcases'.
Think of him faring en. as chat
In the love of There. ea 411 lugs W
Hera
Think et Mr AEI u the mss. I tap.
Ile 1. sot den$ -11 hi saes- ate.
-Jaen. WL1hMllb 3iOey.
MR1e IW T11Ale1t5
WALTER 'KICK, MRS. CHAR-
D.ES EDWARD and MRS. ALBERT
01(E wish to thank their Words for
.ympethy and ktndnea. 'snarled to
them in they recent bateaeser st
werl,xl►
ADVERTISEMENT Or SALE.
Coder and by virtue of the powers
contained in • certain mortgage. which
will be produced at the time of sale.
Then will be offend for sale by pub -
Ile section at Rlvetta Hotel. In the
Village of Dungannon, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 24th, 1934
et 2 o'clock in the afternoon. the fol -
:owing property, namely: The west
half of Lot NtfhNF.et 'Seventeen (17)
in the Second Concession of the Town-
ship of West Wawanoah, In the Coun-
ty of Hums, containing 100 acres of
Land.
There is a good house ■nd large
been on maid lands in a fir state of
repsir.
TERMS -Ten per cent. of the par-
elase money to be paid down at time
of hale; titles. per cent 1n 30 days,
and the balance may remain otr mort-
pge to soft purchaser.
For further particulars and condi-
tions of pale apply to
LOFTUS A DANCET, Oodericb. One,
Vendor's Solicitor. .-
Dated March 8th, 1934.
"general
WANTED. -GIRL TO DO
general housework on farm. Apply
to D. K. ALTON. R.R. 7. foreknow,
(int. Inoue 47 r9 Dungannon.
WANTED. -DEFINED WiDOW. 36.
dries hoatekeeping muffins ; gond
conk beat references. PHONE. 312, or
-*lite BOX ie. SIGNAL OFFICE.
WANTED TO Rif 4r --A. BI'liTA4I
" or *NU Wit_ res
r
laird. Small. rewtar
from store sad poet/Are. 1 . d1.
SIGNAL orr1CR
AUCTIOIImINe
THOMAS OUNDRI, OODERICH.
LiTE STOCK AND GENERAL
AUCTIONEER
Tetepbooe 14o. 119
Sake attended to anywhere asd every
sdort made to give eatiadaetlos.
farmers' sale sones dleeoMt.L
nit F. J. R. FORSTER, NTH RAE. <r "
NOBS, THROAT. ' t'
mete Home Surges, New Tort '
Ophthalmic and Aural Hosptal. n►
s4•test at Moorefield Eye Hospital
and Golden Square Throat Hospital.Fed-
,
3 Waterloo Street S.. Strada*
Teiepho.e 267. o.rbliid�
At Hotel Bedford. (loderfeh, from _
1 p.m. to 4 pm. on the e,eond
[reeds, ec each esi
f'HIROPRACTOR AND DRVOLEUI
THERAPIST
an---•w•Oetgooso c SMw
Equipped with *Sartre -mama* .
baths Electronic electrie tre•tmeata rt;w^• €;
end chiropractic. Chronic. organ.,
sod morrow diseases. lady la e4-
tendaaca Once hours 2 to 6 and T
te 8 p.m. on Tuesday. Friday sad 8et-
ceday. and on Wednesday 10 40 1*
am. and 7 to 8 p.m.. or eoawltatlan
may be had by appointment
A. N. ATKINSON
Residence and office --Cerner .t
South street and Rena Gia reed.
AUCTION SALE OF r1R5 STOOK
AND IMlt11if1lllllsl'S•
At let U. emersion 8, Wait W*
wtruosb, an
FRIDAY. MAR08 09th
eel. sseeing at 1.80 ditp.
N ares,-Ftw►year= deft hares,
about 1500 lbee; draptyelt. . 5g two
years old; arty - - • . r
years, good In • • ; 111
old mars,
CaWa-roar , f. rs old,
due 1n April; ase caw, freabewed two
Molths ; one cow, farrow; throe steers
rising two years old; five heifers dr
tog two years OM: twelve calm* about
one year Old.
LLLle este. lite. --On• three-horse-
power
hree-hornspower Fairbanks Morse engine. In Al
condition; one four and a -half horse-
power Sharpless engine; set hoses
scales: grinder, six and a -half Inch
p:ate; 00, wagon: one Ne. 141 Ds Ley -
al cream sepsntne. sew; see disc
lfasr.y-Harrla seed drill, thirteen
noise.
TERMS -Cash, or three sed ars
months' time will be given on fnrnieb-
;wn mint bankable papers wttb wiz
per cert. per annum added.
Everyt►Istg r be rid. as
N sifietle tie at ha
DAVID RAMH1rON, .-•..+-
. - G. it. 1LL14 5T. Asst
DOUGLAS R. NAiRN.
Barrister and Sol
(Me -Hamilton Street.
Telephone 512.
1 1, DARROW. RARRISTLL BTO,..
Successor to J. L. Ktllorsa
Office -Tee 8quanb, Goder1 k.
Telepbose 97.
'RANK DONNELLY, B.A.. -
Barrister. Solidi t; 901.
Office -Hamilton Street, OodertiS.
Telephone 282.
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ANSURANUR. LOANS. RTC.
ItKILLOP MUTUAL P111 INSR*.'
ANC* CO -Farm and imitated.
hewn property Insured.
Officer -Alm. Rroadtoot
Soeforth ; James Oge9nHy, Vir."4,414
Goriel-kW P ).: Merin" A. Reid. Plea_
forth, age: '14saa. S.sflertb PO.
Dlnetor�oot RI►
Semlbrtk ; F
' SIr.IHey, " �Itea :
ro : "RMAeve fres
feonhardt. Bornholm.
IL t 111 s Popper. HroNaeld : Thos.
�jglae, Seatorth, R.R. -5: Wm. R,
tbald, Seatortk, 1.A 4: Jeers
Comsolly, Ooderteh.
Aprfr-W. J. Tea, R R. Na 8. (Ae-
tna; Jamey Watt. Blyth : Fhb Ile- - r •
,
Foch ecn. Seaterth; JMm lariat. Iles. .,,*#,.
forth; 4Eae, F. Hewitt. W1neardhra
bile-bek.ere sea mete en payees** ...a s.
art their esnerasepigled .4
etnla
Bash. falser h6a
EGu
inptes ests OirderM�, eT • rt,
S. 'IL Melee kennel Erre idel<
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