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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1934-7-26, Page 8$1-Tbursday, July 28th, 1984 CHINA AND Gifts for all occasions Cole's Book Store -TOWN OF GODERICH- DOG LICENSES After July gat, dogs caught on any street or public place with- out a proper license tag will be impounded and will be released only upon payment of =2.00 for a matte dog and $4.00 for a female dog, exclusive of the regular M- ouse fee; otherwise the dog will be humanely destroyed. R. C. Odd at -ilea-, BILLY HUGO TO BE HERE Greet Poses Tint Weal Caeadtan Chmagdonehlp This Week The Goderich Trotting and Pacing Association Is still improving the tract and grounds iL preparation for the race meet to be heti on civic holi- day, August 4th. The judge's stand le being enlarged, improved and redecor• ated and the big covered grandstand Is being thoroughly weaned and cleaned w that visitors may euJoy the races In comfort. They will see in action Bitty Hugo, the great Canadian pacer whe won the Canadian champlonhip race at Tutuula . tlb1L .Week... Another tr'f0Y_t. hoe that will be here is C rwream o Tartar, the three-year-old pacer owned by J. T. Payette of Penetang, also a winner at Toronto this week ; and there will be many otbters of the beat horses in Ontario. With mind weather the civic holiday meet in Goderich this year should be a hummer. J. J. Moser OONTRACTOR All kinds of Cement Work, Moving and Jacking up Buildings Fresh Cement and Lime always on hand Selling Out Back to tie Lod We Go ! _ Come -WNW W lee' the hundred Shinto yea want, and the hun- dred thin. you don't want. Sec our 5c, lb and 25e Hargett' Tables of &.k. The Old Cariosity Shop ii Hasidim Street, Goderich BUILDING and GENERAL CONTRACTING- - You Order -We deliver in Town or Country Phone 303 Hamilton Street GODERICH -Repairs- and Remodelling - Work Guaranteed Satis- factory -PRICES RIGIIT- John Jeffery THE SIGNAL BRIEFS Campans's Italian Bala and Dres- kin Skin invigorator, both 115c items. While they last, both 35c. CAMP- BELL'S DRUG STORE. The Blue Bird Tea Shop at Blue - water Beach for lunch, tea or diener. Have your next bridge party there. Home-made jam for sale. When you are feeling dull and lan gu1d, bilious and generally upset. PARKE'S LIYERTONE will help you by stimulating your liver to normal action. CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE. Phone 90. q�� The Iodita Affil. o.L-. Ti►9A--. obnFra, Taylor's Corner, will bold tbe regu- lar monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Walter Hicks on Wednesday, August 1, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Calvert will have charge of the meeting. Mian V. G. E. Dolan, a former teach- er of Benmlller public school, was suc- cessful In obtaining a permanent first- class professional certificate In the June examinations. We extend heart- leet congratulations to her on this sp!endid advancement. Remember the picnic of Court God- erich, No. 82, and Court Dsamlller, No. 88, of .the Canadian Order of Foresters, at Harbor Park, Goderieh, on Wednesday, August let, at 2 o'clock p.m. Bring your basket. Visiting brethren and families cordially in- vited. A. E. BARKER, Secretary. Warren Street Phone 677w GIVEN FAREWELL AT FOREST On Sunday last Rev. Dr. J. B. Ffoulkes concluded a pastorate of ten years in the Roman Catholic parish of Forest. In the morning be preached his farewell sermon to a large and appreciative congregation, and In the evening tbe congregation met at his cottage at Hillsboro Beach, bad i - terawebtsopper, aM presented him with an address and a purse of $50. Dr. Ftloukes, who has been ap- pointed gepointed to St. Peter's parish. Goderich, 1s expected to arrive here Friday. LADIES' AID PiCNIC A meet enjoyable picnic was held In Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, on Wed- nesday afternoon, by the members of the Ladies' Aid of Knox Presbyteriau church and their families and friends. About sixty sat down to an excellent picnic supper served by the ladles after an rfternoon of contents. The various contests and comped• one resulted as follows: Tbread-winding-Won by Mrs. G. Young's team. Ouesstng contest -Miss Olca r.. Men's coat race -J. C. Cntt. Target contest -Mrs. G. Bisset, Mrs. How rie. Boys' race -J. Bisset, Billy New- combe. Men's race -Rev. D. J. Lane, J. C. CutL Peanut contest -Mrs. A Taylor's team. fine contest -Mrs. G. Young, Mrs. Bettie. Hoop contest -Mrs. D. J. Lane's team. Paper race -Mrs. G. Young, Miss Eva Meikle. Oldest lady -Mrs. Sanderson. A game of_ batt was also a feature of the afternoon's play. Mrs. A.'D. McLean, president of the Society, was In charge, and the games and contests were held under the sup- ervision ervision of Mrs:- -lady and Mn. J. B. McKay. DANCING --- AT THE---- Goderich Pavilion -EVERY - Taesday, Thursday and Saturday, tidy and Assist TONY FARFt'S BAND MEET ME AT THE PAV! OODERIOH Friday and Saturday Specials Young Steer and Heifer Beef - Reamed Steak ....----15e Ib. Miele Steak 18e Ib. Peterhouse Steak Zee i. Shoulder Roast 12e b. Rib Boll 7e b Lean Boil k IL Beef Shanks s IIt. Wilk -fed Vea- l -IL Vest �� Steak R Stewing Veal 7e lb. Shoulder Reset lie Ib. Coope (rib or shoulder)2 lbs. for Re Rump Roast 12 lie Ib. Thick Loin 12344 B. Veal Steak or Fillet 184 m. Spring lansb--lap 24e lb. Lain (thick end) 25e B. (setall end) 22e b. ,,,..,15e IL 184 B. 25e Ib. Bread Shoulder Chops PI RE PORK SAUSAGE 174 and 284 lb. Phone 485 mammas, THOS. LEGG We Deliver Free Hamilton Street J• voilattcH, ONT. ME HEAR? SILL. TU*1IE TO 0l1 Mr. and Mrs. Lo ud and children,of dren, were.re In fusee so Sunday Let. The Condob fam- ily were formerly resldenta of Ood- erich, and that 'Look" alai has a warm spot in his heart for this tows is quite evident from a cote whkh has since leached this otilce from him, as follows: The Signal, Town of Goderich Dear Sir, -On Sunday, July 22, I again visited Goderich, the town In which I spent eighteen years. It gave me a great delight to again visit the beach NM various parks. recalling to me old memorial. I can truthfully say that Goderich is the best and most beauti- ful town that 1 have ever lived In or visited. Yours truly, Ingersoll, Ont., L. CONDOS. July 23rd, 1984. CLLVTON 8----GOIIRICH 6 A home -run by Archer as an opener In tbe sixth led what was almoat a winning rally for the trailing Ooderich team in a Huron -Perth League fix- ttiie at -Clinton on Monday. The Sail- ors did take a 7-6 lead in tbe final innings, but lost It when Clinton tallied two, with only one out, for an 8 7 win. Four runs were scored for Gode. rich In the sixth, when they were on the smell end of a 6-1 score, and their 7-0 lead In the eigbth was enjoyed for but half an Innings, for with O'Brien on base Holmes drove oat a three - base lilt and crossed tbe plate as Pick- ett went down for the first out. Mana- ger Kirk pitched nine atrtkeoute for Goderich and Brant pitched ten for Clinton. Carrick, much disputed play- er, was allowed to play for Clluton. -The line-up: CFinton-O'Brien, 2b.; Holmes, rf.; Pickett, lb.; Carrick, If.; Mae- Ewen, acEwen, c.; Livermore, cf.; McDonald, :lb.; Johnston, sta.; Brant, p. Goderich--Duquette, Ma.; Mathieson, ea; Archer, 2b.; Carrell, c.; Kirk, p.; Johnston. rf.; Murdock, cf.; Worthy, lb.; Phalen, If. Umpires -N. Mister, Goderich; Ful- ford, Clinton. 1934 Taxes 1934 Taxes are now payable at the office of the Tax Collector. Pay early and save the discount. J. H. ROBERTSON, Tu Collector BOARD OF TR.U)E A meeting of the Board of Trade will be held at the town hall next Monday evening, Jaly 30(b, at 8 o'clock. A good attendance of busi- ness men and citizens Is requested, as Important ,business will be up for discission. ' COME TO HOLLYWOOD NIGHT AT THE PAVILION, GODERICH FRIDAY, AUGUST 3rd UNDER THE AUSPICES OF Alterman and Night Maple Leaf Chapter, I.O. D. E. BRIDGE AND TEA AT 3 P.M. Parade of the Movie Stars AT 10 P.1[. FEATURING AMUSING CARICATURES OF THS POPULAR SCREEN FAVORITES YORTUILB TELLING, GAMES, RETREEMMUITS Irmo FOR THE PRIZES BY MAYOR 0. 0. LEE AT 11 P,Y. 110911111sTY 013101111 ADMLSSiON 15c CHURCH NOTES GODERICH BRIDGE CLUB At the Howell duplicate game played by the Godertch Bridge Club at Hotel Sunset on Monday evening, the follow - Ing were winners: 1st, Mr. T. R. Patterson and Dr. Jack- son, plus 18%; 2nd, Mrs. D. D. Mooney and Mr. P. F. Carey, plus 141e ; 3rd, Mr. And Afro. Aga - Another gams will 6e---bild-litit Monday evening at Hotel Sunset. - St'CC11tSSFUL MUSIC STUDENTS The following are the names ot ata - dents of A. Ili CNbk, 'organist and choirmaster of the United church, Blyth, who were successful at toe piano examinations recently held at Winglsam In connection with the Tor- onto Couvervatory of Musk: Elementary piano -Vivian Straugh- an (honors), Rhea Shaw (honors), Luella Taylor (honor.), Zeta Munro (honors) . Primary piano --Irene Taylor (hon- ors), Mary Munro (honors), Ruth III! - borne (pas). Junior piano -Helen Shaw (honors). Mr. Arthur Oliver, the well-known piano teacher of to• Toronto Conser- vatory, was the examiner. OBITUARY DUANB PRECIOUS The funeral of Duane T. Precious, who was drowned when the tug Moi - arch, owned by. the Nicholson Tran- sit Co., Detroit, eapsised In River 8t. Clair on July 6th, was held from Vic- toria ictoria street United church, Ooderich, of which deceased was a member, on Saturday last. Duane was the son of ar :at: M:. s3 P.I:L Wm. T. i' eeione and was born In Goderich, April Il), 1912. Orphaned •t the age of seven, he was taken care of by his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hoggarth, wit& whoa be Used until Mr. Meg-- gartb's death. He then went to Port Huron to live with Mr. and Mrs. Prank Nicholson, and attended the public and high schools of that city. On leaving school he was epployed by the Nicholson Terminal ane Dock Co. and at the time of his death was in the employ of the Nicholson Tranrl: Co., Detroit. Affectionately called "Red" by his schoolmates and fellow - workers, he was greatly loved for his ready smile and kindly disposition and by his employers for his hooesty and faithfulne3s to duty. Left to mourn his early death are his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson, Mrs. Bessie Nicholson, Mrs. Ben Ho,rgarth, Port Huron; Mrs. Ruth Whitely, Tor- onto; Mrs. John E. Precious, Geier - kb, besides several cousins. Those attending the funeral were Mr. Frank Deane, manager Nicholson Transit Co., Mr. and Mrs. Cbester Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hartway, Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. White and son Billy, Mr. and Mrs. John Given and son Alf., Mrs. Beale Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carle, Mr. and Mr'. Tom Hoggarth. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Nicholson, Mr. Harvey Nicholson, Mr. .C. -D Tuar, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Niel* Olson, Mrs. Marla Hoggarth, Miss Grace Hoggarth, Port Huron; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Nicholson, Watford, Out_ The church was beautifully decorated with Sowers seat by the many friends of the family, one basket sent by a class of the First Baptist chards, Port Huron, being especially beauti- ful. The funeral service was con- ducted by Rev. F. W. Craik and the pallbearers were cousins,. Alt. Given, Billy White, Harold Hartway, Harvey Nicholson, Eddie Nicholson and Chea- ter Nicholson. BAYFIRLD V. GODEIUCH Bayfield lady golfer+ played a tie match with the ladles of the Maitland Golf Club on the Maitland course Oa Monday. The score: Haploid Goderide Mrs. Stevenson ....1 Mra. Barclay _..0 E. Suppsrick . 1 Mrs. Bruce ........0 Jowett 1 Mrs. Uoyd C. Supp.tek .._....0 P. Grasatek Mrs. J. H. Taylor Rueter ...._1 .)awards M C. A. Reid Mrs. Mooney Mrs. Coulthsr.t 554 The Arthur Circle of Knox church will bold its annual picnic In Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, on Wednesday, Au- gust 1st. In the nbsence of Rev. F. W. Craik on holidays, the morning service in Victoria street United church next Sunday will be conducted try Rev. Dr. Barnett. No service will be held In the evening. Sermon subjects of Rev. W. P. Lane In North .treet United church next Snrwlay will be: 11 a.m., "A Good Conscience; 7 p.m., "Spoiling the Good." Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 o'clock. Divine services will be conducted in Knox church nn Sunday by the min- ister at the natal hours. These will be the last services conducted by Rev. D. J. fano before his holidays. Sun- day school at 10 tem. Rev. W. T. Bunt will conduct the services at the Baptist church next Sunday. Morning subject, "A Noble Mother: A Woman of Prayer." Evening .abject, '"Itta Despondent Elijah Again at Work." The (oo4 Hope English Evangelical Lutheran Mission will hold morning worship on July 20th, at 10.80 a.m., with holy communion to he observed. T i• service will 1e conducted by the pastor, Res. 0. Ziegler. Snbj.et of sermon, "For Our Eternal Good; or, CRtrlat's Fourfold Maims of His King dslp." atter whteh the concessional -preparatory,totdmlbhtratlgn of the sorsment els ailsir, w$ los followed sap A hearty welcome Is ex- tended to all isensed to worsllp with this eeneregation, is Mees ay Hall, Ooderieb. Anne Deal* ........0 Mrs. Jowett :.......0 H. L. Suppniek 34 Wrs. Day ... ._1 Lillian Alkenhead 0 Miss Rankin .._....0 Agnes Will 1 554 ASHFIELD ASHFIIDLD, July 26. -Mrs. Albert Lockwood and Ars. Alex. MacKay, of Detroit, and Miss !Borgne MacKay, s.1 Nanaimo, Florida, are visiting re- latives here. Miss Annie May MacDonald and Mrs. Row of Metall are visiting rela- tives in Detroit. Mise Barbara Thomson of Goderich Is yL•ttlnE ber uncle, Mr. Dan Mac- Lean, arLean, at Kletall. Miss Mary MacLennan of Windsor is visiting ber aunt, Mrs. D. A. Mac- Donald, acDonald, at Lochalsh. Mea. Elizabeth MacLenaae has re. turned from visiting her daughter, Mrs. White, at Chicago. Mn. Scott and daughter, Barbara, of Windsor, are visiting Mrs. MacLennan now. Mr. and Mrs. Decou of Detroit are visiting a: the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ab. Campbell • • • MRS. WILLIAM BiCHAN On Saturday afternoon the mortal remains of Mrs. William 'Behan, a former esteemed resident of Goderich townehlp, were deposited to their final resting place la Maitland cemetery. Mrs. llichan, 'those maiden name was Isabella Armstrong, came to Ooderlch township with her husband in 1.883, they having been married three years before et Speedaide, near Guelph. They bought a farm on the hayfield road a few miles front town and be- came active participants in the life of that community. Brought up in the 1 0 I Congregational church, tbey teens - 1 (erred their membership to the Unto. 1 congregation, Mr. }lichee becoming a valued member of the session under the ministry of the late Rev. Jas. e• Haa{Iton, while Mrs. Blchan was a charter member of the W.M.B. aux1- 1 Lary and later a life -member. Three 0 children grew up in the home. Tbs elder daughter, Myrtle, became a teach- er and followed her profession until ber marriage to Harold Keenan, her home now being at Port Arthur. Tire only eon, Robert, attended Guelph Agri- cultural College and afterwards settled on a fruit farm at Vineland elation, where he still re -ides. The for younger daughter, Dorothy, chose nursing as ber profession and is ac- tively engaged In Toronto. Mr. Bich - an was suddenly taken from the home In 1915 and three years later Mrs. BIeban sold tbe farm and went to live at Fergus, afterwards joining her son at Vineland, where she remained until his marriage last year. She thea went for a lengthy visit In her daugh- ter's home at Port Arthur, and It was there she developed the ailment to which she succumbed last week. On the advice of ber physician she returned in March to Vineland, accompanied by Mrs. Keenan, and was tenderly cared for there until the end &time on Wed- nesday evening, July 18th. Bbe leaves behind, besides ber three children, two grandsons, Billie and Bobble Keen- an, and three sisters, Mrs. Cooper of Galt and the Misses Armstrong of Guelph and many loyal friends. The funeral service at Maitland cemetery, Ooderich, on Saturday afternoon was conducted by Rev. F. W. Cralk, who old he bad received a letter from Mrs. Bieban's Lome minister expreeaing his regret at not being present at the grave and testifying to her virtuous life end work in their midst. The pallbearers were Robt. Davidson, George and Robert Mcllwain, Olitlr Edward, Chris. Johnston and Robert Andrew,. A goodly number of old neighbors and friends gathered round to show their kindly resseabraace of ss their one-time aoclat&- • NOT THE HiGHEST, BUT- Tae.day made a strong bid for the season's high temperature, but fell tiro degrees short of the highest by regis- tering 94 degrees la the shade. Oa JuIf 5 the mercury dared to 99 the season's highest temperature. On Tuedey, thermometers situated In the sen around the hustles section re- gistered over 115 degrees. Temperatures of the past week and of the eorre.ponding week of last year were as follows: 1984 1933 Msg. Min. Max. Min. Thors., July 19 46 67 84 56 Fri., July 20 Sat., July 21 Bun., July 22 Mon.. July 23 Tues., July 24 Wed., JOty-255 9O 66 91 87 77 08 88 68 95 88 98 85 81 60 95 69 94 62 76 82 84 82 75 52 ZURICH b•--GODEKICH • in a Huron -Perth Baseball League fixture here on Thursday last, Zurich blanked Ooderich sod won 5-0. Dick Welch, for Zdrtoh, pitched practically Motivate ball throughout the 'even- InninAav game. Max flit/ley started for Goderich and an airtight game was enjoyed until tate sixth innings, when errors in the Goderieeb infield proved costly. Jack Wood took charge of the mound when Fritsiey was taken out and gave a surprisingly good ac- count of himself. The line-up: Zurleh-Pnng. V. • Stade, U.; Gnt••ho, mi.; I. Yrnutgedut, cf.: O'Brien, 2b. ; Welch. R ; 1:. Voungblut, c. ; Oesch, rf.; We pser, 1h. GrnMrkh-Ineelette, 8b. ; Wood, 2b.- 9. (7) ; Manatee". me; Carrell, e.; Frttsley, p. -2b. r i Aretwr lb. ; Mur- doch ef. ; • Worths re; Johnston, If. t'mplres-Setherr. Zurich; B. Ltad- say, :,00erich. A WORD OF ENDOB.SATION Editor The Signal. Dear SIr,-1 hate before me your issue of the 19th and wish to take this opportunity of expreset.g my endorse- ment of your editorials found in It. Your suggestion regarding the appolnt- meet to the Hiydro Oominl.lon is very appropriate and i feel that yon are expressing the aentl,newts of the rural people at large In =ingesting Mr. Drury for this work. Our present Government would do well to set se- etrdtngly. Alan yonr stand regarding liquor edvertlsing is to be commended- ! hope that all who have the interests of the country at heart will do as mneh in trying to ego this growing evil from our doors, Watt we need la s similar sentlment e moral la - steed of financial o ' ahaU be the mein purpose in treat that yen may hasp fu,e Mkht es this lleoor me et whe af► tilts we eats to MOW I remain, sin Auburn, July 25. A MORN MORRISON.-In Goderieb, on Wed- nesday, July 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Morrison, Park street, • son. WAITED WAtN1BD.-POUL yam AND D Highest prices paid. Let us call your lock. G. PEAINION, OII01oe, or 'phone Doagannon. 21 r 12. BRIGHT, COMFORTABLE ROOM wanted for month or longer. Oeota- man. Oleo general description and state terms. Must be reasonable. BOX 3, SIGNAL. CL lceim_t.N :4LN? 1. -:ice ',wanted for RawisIgh routes hi North Huron county. Writs IJ. ately. BAWLEIGH 00., Dept ME BB, Moatreal, Can, FOR SALE OR RENT rOR SALE. -1930 FORD TRUCK, ■■ dual wheels, combination dump and stake body. Cheap for quick sale. 73 EAST STREET. OODERICH. IN MEMORIAM FEAGAN.-In loving msmery et so - dear husband and aOs, Sunshine passes, shadows fall; Love and memory outlast all. -Sadly missed by MOTHER in* BROTHER. KNEiDSHAW.-In loving memory of John Henry Kneeabaw, wbo posed away July 23rd, 1981. July brings back memories Of a loved one gone to rest; He will always be remembered By those wbo loved him best. -Remembered by FAMILY. QARa R 'lSA1480 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS. 1 R. J. FINNiGAN wish to thank their many friends and neighbors for the sympathy and kindness shown them in their recent sad bereavement In the Toes of their mother. • THE RELATIVES OF THE LATE A MRS. HERBERT FISHPJR obit to offer their sincere thanks to the many friends and neighbors for the kind- ness and sympathy shown in their re- cent sad bereavement. They also wish to thank Rev. W. T. Mills and Rev. D. J. Lane, who odctated at the fuu- eral services. -MR. HERBERT FISHER, her broth- er and starters, MR ISAAC OURWIN and the II18888 OUBWIN. -s. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ROE BALD. -BRICK ROBIDBNCI o. Olgia avenue; lee location; hard- wood floors; new furnace. For terms apply to HAYS & HAYS, or to A. M. ROBERTSON. AGOOD BRICK HOUSE TOR GALS at a genulas bargain. Situated on Mast street ; sews rooms and complete bethreeta; AMPS and light,. Imme- diate pstaMs/es, Appy to S. Ld FAUST, Mitchell, or T. OU'NDRY tt ION, Goderich. - DOUSE FOR BALE. -MODERN nearly new brick bungalow, 84 New Sate street, within a few minutes' walk of the Square. All conveniences. In - eluding electric heater; hardwood Boors; garage; large lot with fruit trees, shrubs, etc. Apply to J. J. HALT. on the premises. 1,'0R SALE.-803A1D BRICK HOUBO s- Tn first-elilss condition; lists, vegan da, electric water heater, combination furnace, soft water cistern, good well besides the town water, lawns, garage, stable and rear tot Not far from the Square. Clash or terms. i'. WOOLL OOMBE, REAL ESTATE AND IN- SURANCE. 'Pbone 298. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the estate of Mary Jane Stevens, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of Mary Jane Stevens, late Iof the town of ()deride in the county of Huron, widow, deceased, wbo died on or about the 13th day of July, 1934, are hereby notified to .end In to the taderstg.ed ea or before the 10th day o1 August. 1$e/, full particulars et .*heti elalma Lataseisiely agar the MM este the ineeutors will distribute the aside of the said deceased, bevies regard only to the claims of which they then dull have notice, and they will not be liable to any person of whose claim they shall not then have received no- tice for the ameta so distributed or any part thereof. Dated at Goderkk th1e.ISO; day of July, 1934. R. G. GRIM C. 1[' WD, IMecntors. KNOX AND ST. PETER'S TIED With nineteen games played In the local Interdenominational church league, Knox Presbyterian church is still battling It out with St. Peter's for first place. These teams are tied with fin wins and seven games played. The team standing 1s as follow': Won Lost Knox e 5 2 SC Peter's 5 2 North United 4 2 Vlctorla United 8 Baptist ... ... 2 St. George's 0 8 4 e WIiTH THE LAWN BOWLIKE; The next Invitation tournament of the (loitesieh Bowling (Aub will be held on Wevineedey, August 1.1, when play will he in Scotch doubles. En - trim eines 12.80 noon on the day of the tournament and play commences at 1 o'ebwok. Abs stets of good primes are offered On Moeday night tee winger, of the Wel bawls bowling tnersament at tfttl Mersa orate fMMne www 11. mtai. W« . Emends.- . Seemed Yana wee try id J Pet/ham ted F. Donwea*y. Oe Wednesday Midst Use winners were: •Lt, H. Faber and M. Disler; 2N, it Mattes and J. Neweembs NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the matter of the estate of Wil- ilam Thomas Marney, late of the Town of Ooderiele In the County of Huron, Gentleman, deceased. Take notice that all creditors and others having claims or demands against the estate of the said William Thomas Murney, wbo dyed on or about the nineteenth day of May, A.D. 1964, are required on or before the twenty- eighth day of July, A.D. 1984, to de- liver to the underslgmd executors fall particulars of their claims. And take notice that after each last mentioned date tbe exeeators w111 pro- ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased emote the parties en- titled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and fist the said execu- tors will hot be liable for the said as- sets to any person or persons of whose claim notice shall not then have been received by them. HAROLD GRAHAM MURNEY, EDiTH MAUDE JOHNSTON, God- ertch, Ontario, Executors of the Es- tate of William Tbomae Murrey. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In tbe matter of the estate of Ed- ward McDowell, late of the city of Toronto, In the county of York, gentleman, decoded. Notice Is hereby given parwaant to Section 51 of The Trustee Act that all creditors and others having claims or domande against the estate of the said Edward McDowall, who died on or abont the 27th day of April, 1984, are required on or before the out day of August, 1984, to send by poet pre- paid, or deliver to Methuen McDowell. MllLbreok, Ontario, the executor of the last will and testament of the maid deceased, their Obrie:en names and snreames. addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their rennets, and the eater, of the sectrlttes (1f any) held by thorn. And take notice that after inch list. mentioned date the said executor will proceed to distribute the meets of the said dereeeed among the parties en- titled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which be shell then have melee, and that the aalR emeotor will sot be liable for the said asset". or any part thereof. to any person or tension. of whose claims notice *ball not have been reeetved by Kim at the tierp wt limb ifielrbelleas. W. B. W)NNPIVIHfT.E, Millbrook, On- tario, 8otrltor for the said Erma - tor. Hebei the 1018 day hi' Intl, 1984. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT I. W. MONTEITH, Gartered Accountant 280 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ont. 1210 Star Building, Toronto, Ont AUCTIOF4WU4G THOMAS 0UND$T AODERIR, i1 LIVE grocer AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER Telepboso Na 118 Bales attended to anywhere a.d every tdort made to stn sattseseties. Farmers' sale notes discounted. MEDICAL DR. F. J. R. FORSTER, OTE. RAR, KOBE, THROAT. Labs Boase Surgaoa New Tests Ophthalmic and Aural Homitni, as Distant at Moorefield Eye Hee,Oal and Odds Square Throat Hsapsal, Lands, Eel ee Waterier Street 8., Stant >111. Telephone 287. At Hotel Bedford. °admteh, beta 7 pm. on the meals( of the third Monday of melt month until the asst day, Tuesday, at 1 pm. DRD8LRME CHIROCHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS.' PRACTOR Goderich, Phoma 341 Equipped with deetro.aapsMle bath Electrode electric treatments and chiropractic. (Itaresk, meanie and nervous diseases. Lady la at- tendance Ofilre hones 2 to 6 sad T to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Friday and Oat - teddy, and on Wednesday 10 to 11 a.m. and 7 to 8 p.m., or consu)tatlae may be had by appotntmamt. A_ N. ATKINSON Reddeses and odice- Ooraer et South street and Brkam.k road. DUDLEY E. HOLMES, Barrister, Obs. Omce--Ooart Hoossr-4ledeeleb Telephone 85. DOUGLAS 8. NAIRN, 11 Barrister and Botldtor Ofilce--H.as0ton Serest. Oodertii Telephone 512. r. R. DARROW, BARRII TBR. WIC. Boocsmor to J. L EBlerne Ofiks-The Square, Godes**. Ttelepbooe 97. IE'RANIC DONNELLY, B.A. Barrister, Solicitor, Etre. Office -Hamilton Street, Goderick. Telephoto 7182 PAYS • HAYS, Barris ars sad BoNciton R. 0 Hays, K.C., and R. 0. Hays, B.A. OfBo.-Hamileoe Wrest, Ooderie>. Neches* 86. rRNI(IBT M. LEE, Barrister and Solicitor Sun life Bufldleg. Adelaide and no- tate' Streets, Toronto 2. Telephone Elgin 5801. INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC. McEILLOP MUTUAL nen INBUL 111 ANOE 00 -Farm sod boles& town property insured. Omoere-Alen Brn.dfoot, Presided. 8'albrth ; James 0atnoIly, Vice-Pron. Goderich P.O.; leered 4. field, Bea - forth, Sec.-Treas., 8eaforth P.O. IMrectors--A. Stockinet, 118. Ne. tl. Seraorth ; James ®oldk', Walesa; Was. Knox, Ioedsboro; Robert Fee rim, Blyth; Deo. Laonhardt, Bornholm. R.R. 1; John Pepper, Bnscefisld ; Thew Moylan, 8eatorth, R.R. 5; Wm. L Archibald, 8eafbrth, 8.R. 4; Jamie Connolly, Oed erieb. Aea is -W. J. Yoe, RR. No. a, 08m - toe; James Watt, Blyth; Melee Me PY,ebera, Seaforth ; John Murray. ass - forth ; Mee P. Hewitt Eineitdfee, PaterseAsere ma sifts in SINIUNI ad get astir mods ets.tillylsl M Re Royal Bank. Mates; Ceres Ooh Seenery, 11111rplaen eleaM, oeftiMR► J. M meY1. teener May 11gif •