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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1934-9-13, Page 8II—Thursday, September 15th, 1934 CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS � Store moo Tes Co The W.C.T.U. will meet at the home .f Mrs. W. Hero, -North street, on Thursday, September 20, at 3 p.m. A good attendance is hoped for. GODERICH BRIDGE CLUB At the weekly bridge tournament held at McKay Hall, Monday evening, the following were winners: Lt, Mr. Jas. Hume and Mr. N. C. Lanaway, 44; 2nd, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Saun- ders, 40; 8rd, Mrs. A. F. Sturdy and Miss E. Mutts, 39. Another game will be held next Mon- day eveuing at McKay Hall. DOUBLES TOL'KNAMENT The Goderlch lawn bowling club has ptasae i -oak:thee - : w•S:ight- of Scotch doubles, to be held on Mon- day evening, September 17. Play will begin at 7.30 p.m. The first thirty- four entries will IV accepted uutll the dead -line, at 6.30 p.m. A full atten(T- ance is expected, as the well -kept God- erlch greens usually prove very popu- lar with visitors. SAVE—ON—MEATS--FOR--CASH Specials for Friday and Saturday Pea Meal Cottage Ro1M..19e Ib. Breast of Spring I.amb...10c Ib. I Half or whole t Rib Moll Beef 2 lbs. for 15e Smoked Picnic Hams 17e Ib. Short Rib Roast Beef... lie Ib. (Swift'st Blade Roast Bed 12e Ib. Jewell Shortening..2 lbs. for 2Ir Round Bone Roast Beef 12e Ib. Beef Bologna "Home-made".... Sirloin Roast Beef 12c Ib. 2 lbs. for 25e lean Roil Reef k m. Front of Spring Lamb....14e Ib. Fresh Pork Shoulder Ise Ib. Lege of Spring Lamb 19e Ib. Rolled Rib Roast Beef....17r Ib. Loin of Spring Lamb lite Ib. t AftTh at ) SANITARY MEAT MARKET Phone 485—We Dehver THOS. LEGG Hamilton St, 3oderkh THE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONT. PROGRESSIVE CAR THEFTI Killed in _Motor There Leave Trate In Gederieh in Form of (hanged ('ar Marken R. J. Acheson's automobile was In- cluded in a number that were stolen or tampered with in several centres on Thursday last in a hop, skip and —TAO Ooderloh Boys jump trip believed to lave been made Are Injured by one gang of men. Although Mr. Acheson's car was not damaged, or even taken from the garage. the license plates were removed and a set of Tor- change sarkeee-waw-.aubct.Ituted.... . . rifle rr»tfU PIA-. b�".et No. 4, three change was not notbed until Mr. Ache- - wiles south of Clistou, about 1 odock Car Collision Clinton Young Elan Victim of Haney Roblnaon, of Clinton, dr1Nr of an automobile that figured in a ter- son took his ear out on Friday night. The theft of a 1934 Chevrolet at :onto headed the list of the series of events. The car was driven to Goderleh. as the story was recon - 'routed. and after the change of mark- ers was made here the thieves left Goderlch and, on arriving at Mitchell, ndnned erre cam.- with the doors locked. the gas tent- empty and the spare tire flat. The car was left out- side the home of J. T. levy. and the thieves took Mr. Levy's car from the garage and drove with it to Stratford, where they exchanged It for a 1934 Buick owned by H. H. Ilempsey' shared the front seat with Robinson, Provincial Traffic Officer Callender, is in the hospital with a fractured who had been notified of the theft of hip numerous gashes and bruises and Levy's car. eommu (pted with the suffering from shuck. Provincial police hereewhen he t•erog- lkvupying the bassi seat of the car liked Goderlch markers on the stolen were two Goderlch youths. Each ea and abandoned Toronto car. Thea flit jigsaw puzzle fitted together es- caped with leaver, although painful, in- waswlth the exception of one _piece, th! j°rieg. Yhiltp Carter, C'smeroa atsaes, received a severe gash ou his head that required eight stitches. and Clarence Bridle, St. Andrew's street, was cut on the face wit P yiug splinters of glass. His wounds also were closed with stitches. Both suffered also from Wednesday morulas, died lu the Clin- tonhospital about 1.30 p.m. the same day. The young mean-wbo was twenty. seven years of age, suffered terrible injuries from the terrine impact of the evlllalon with a truck, which drove the steering wheel back into his body. A lamL-,awrtsaLeaa.yscjsLla.I rt OM. kid - pixel and. _coroners jury mire by Dr. Burrows of Seaforth, in the absence of Coroner Dr. J. W. Shaw of Clinton, viewed the remains. An in- quest will be held next__Wednesday afternoon Charles Brown, of Clinton, who missing Stratford ear. Pollee expect to complete the picture. shortly. Fresh quality Laura Secord Choco- lates. CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE. HURON'S—GREATESTGODERICH JNDUSTRJAL 11„ 1 GR TO BE HELD ON Tuesday and Wednesday, -- Sep tem ber 18 and 19, 19341914 Grand Displays of Livestock, Field, Orchard and Garden Pro- ducts, Home Manufactures, etc., with generous prizes offered in all classes Extensive exhibition of Children's Work OPE Y NIG AT 8 O'CLOCK Thrilling performance before the Grandstand by a galaxy of artists duectfr eo: several of the largest Fairs in the Country. Prof. Arnott Widely -known Comedian and Magician Jack Lyle .. in character singing and comedy. The Man with a Thousand Faces Marks Bros. The Three Little Hill Billies—direct from their mountain home Charles Ross Radio's golden -voiced Tenor Annie Traynor Dancer. Dazzling, entertaining and artistic Pianist. King of the Ivories WirsZ j, a.rden - , ,; ,;,.- :: Master of Ceremonies Bill Morgan A big, dazzling program of music, dancing, comedy and thrills — Admission: Adults, 25c; Children 10c. Grandstand Free bruises and shock. Traffic Officer J. ('aa:,nder investi- gated the accident. it was learned that Robinson's car had crashed Into Tetr or Arlo Eppd"transport trucks. The truck that was struck was parked facing not on the high- way, but was obscured from Robin- son's vire by a second truck that had been backed toward it. The north- bound truck had broken down and the load was being transferred to the truck facing south. The lights were reported burning on both trucks. Robinson. re- turning from •London. was momentar- ily blinded as he drutr past the track that was parked facing him on the wrong side of the road and he cut In behind It, full Into the rear of the sec- ond truck. The hood of his car was telescoped by the impart and the engine head was practically shorn off as the drove under the rear d the truck car . Nearly a f( of of the roof at the front Services In North street United GALE BY TENDER. of the car was crushed down. The church will be. conducted on Sunday at J truck drivers were Douglas Kennedy 11 a.m. and at 7 p.m. by Rev. C. C. and William Inkley, both of Clinton. Keine, of Seaforth. The Men's Club Harvey Robinson was a -on of Wil- will be conducted at 10-a.m.; Sasday llam Robinson, of Clinton. who three school at 3 p.m. months ago opened tlltRWerehouse Gro- Rev. E. C. Smith, uf"Wmgbam ceteria in Goderlch. The young man conduct _ the services In the Baptist aesisted in tbe managing lit the God- church next Sabbath. A special har- vest home service will be held In the morning at 11 a.m., with regular wor- ship at 7 p.m. Bible school at 10 a.m. BRIEFS Music classes will he resumed at Bt. Joseph's Convent, Including piano, vlo- lin and theory. Terms moderate. Keep the date October 12th open for the fowl Supper at Zion tutted ehumb, Taylor's Corner. Further an- uouneement later. Hold the date October 18th for the hot supper In the parlsb hall under the auspices of ht. George's church Wo - luau's Guild. The September meeting of tbeV - torte Howe aid School Club will be held In Victoria school on Thursday evening, September 20th, at 8 o'clock. See the ,play "The (god -Hopper," by Dungannon Y.l'.5., et Victoria street United church on Thursday, September 20, at 8.15 p.m. Adults 25c, children lOc. .:w11 -Pitr1ter, -eye Bpd ear sVecfaltat will vielt the Bedford hotel, Goderieb, on the evening of Monday, September 17th, at 7 p.m., until noon Tuesday, the 1Sth. The Goderlch Trotting and. Pacing Association has reshingled one of the barns at Agricultural Park with fret - class cedar shingles and it is now in excellent shape for the fall fair. Dr. W. F. Clark, secretary of the Goderlch Trotting and Pacing Asso- ciation, was at Toronto last week and saw the two Futurity races. "Itoc" says the colts gave a splendid per- formance. With the departure of Provincial Constable L A. Tregensa, who leaves this week -end on holidays, there will be one Provincial officer, one highway teams officer and the two Local police to do the work that formerly occupied eight omeers. The Goderlch Towneblp Women's Hospital Auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs. Ist�'1F Salkeld, Bm e-w.t. er Beach, on Thursday, September 20, at 2.30 o'clock. As this la the last meet ing of the year, it is hoped there will be a large attendance. CHURCH MOTES Special harvest thanksgiving services will be held by the Salvation Army on Sunday next. Subjects: 11 a.m., "The Doom of Unfruitfulneas;" 7 p.m., "Sow - Ing and Reaping." Mrs. Greenhill of Toronto, who as Miss Htldred McColl was a favorite singer In Goderlch some years ago, will sing to Knox church at the morn- ing senile next Sunday. YOUTH MUST BE SERVED PUBLIC NOTKO Youth with Its speed and stamina won a rather doubtful victory in the y(YPFnts' LISPS, 1964, MUNICIPAL - Old v. Young baseball game at Agri- ITY Or W1swT WAWANOS H, •ultural Park on Wednesday. The COUNTY OF HURON. final score waa 8.8 for the youngsters, be "regular" town team. The old- timers played a good game during sudden ambitious spurts and tbe Bill Lumby-John Pinder battery wade a few good plays, bat wild pitches by stiffened arms took toil and the game slipped sufik•lently foe the regulars to take a lead. The boys started to bit the high spots s hr R a t.. IMP were esand took chances by the down, trying to stretch singles Into doubles or triples. One player, caught short at third Ise -three feet, eel -weed his steps toward second. He was boxed and tagged out. A second was caught mid- way and tried to run around the base- man, swinging out about twenty feet from the hemline. _Than tba players took the =umpirtttu'-_IN rb -1341t ' aw'3 hands end the spectators got one laugh after another during the remainder of the performance. D. R. Nairn, E. J. Pridham and Wm. Barlow were among the "has-beens." Rev. F. W. Craik Is at Kingston In atlends nee a t t he General Council of the United Church of Canada. DIED STRICKLER.—At New York, on Fri- day, September 7th, Marjorie Ann Kelly, beloved wife of Mr. Harry St rick ter. WANTED DOSITIUN WANTED.—EITHER AS ii housekeeper or maid. Experlene d. Apply to BOX 81, Se THE SIGNAL. MAN WANTED FOR RAWLHIOH route of 800 families. Write lmme• iaiely. RAWLE117$,—Thejt. CN -SX SA, Montreal, ('anada. SALESMAN WANTED. — MEN wanted for Rawlelgh routes in North Huron county. Write immedi- ately. RAWLEPOH 00., Dept. 0N20 - SB, Montreal. Oan DOSITION WANTED.—MIDDLE- l1 aged lady wants position as honse- keeper or to look after Invalid. Cap- able of taking full charge: good cook. Apply 55 CHERRY STREET, Strat- ford. Phone 3041. Notke is hereby given that I have compiled with section 7 of the Voters' Lista Act and that I have posted up at my oMe a at West Wawanoeh on the 30th day of August, 1984, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said munh•ipality at municipal elections, and that such list remains there for ias,s: tten. And I hereby call upon all voters to take Immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected ac- cording to law, the last day for appeal being the 20th day of September, 1964. Dated this 30th day of August, 1934. DURN'IN PHILLIPS, Clerk Bf West Wawanosh Township. TENDERS WANTED erleh business. He is survived by his parents, one brother. Roc, of the Royal nk .h tn• • two siaterters._ This is very desirable property, be - Mos Chas. -Cole, of London. and Mrs. -- of tp worsh-tn KaTuion cTi m greet Toem' Opting , onLeonae rc.rd McKnight, of Clinton. The Ian church on Sunday will 1* con- acre of orchard. and close to achooL funeral will be held on Friday. ducted at the usual hours. The sub- TERMS of Sale Certified cheque for jest for the morning sermon will be ten per cent. to accompany tender; WINNERS AT �ALKERTON "A Bewildering Mixture." and the even- ing ven- balance to be paid within thirty days Several G(xferirh golfers took part subject."Ready-made Religion." of acceptacce of tender. Purchaser to an tnvitatloo tournament at Wali Sunday school at 10 -sen. be allowed ten days frdm acceptance �t$OPRAl7IOR AND DRUGLESS It erton on Wednesday ur and upheld the The regular meeting of Knox church of tender to search title at his own THERAPIST reputation of the Maitland Club. Vic W.M.S. will be held In the lecture room expense. OMerle Phone 341 TREASURER'S eAL*-OPLAND FOR `1 TAXES COUNTY OF HURON To Wit: By virtue of a warrant issued by the Warden of tbe County of Huron bearing date the sixteenth day of July, 1934, sale of lands in ar- rears of taxes In the County of Huron will be held at my office in the Court House, Goderlch, commencing at the hour of two o'clock In the afternoon on the seventh day of November, 1934, the e taxes and costs are sooner paid. Notice is hereby given that the list of lands for sale for arrears of taxes Is being published In the Ontario Gazette on the 4th day of August and that copies of the said list may be had at my omce. Treasurer's Office, this first day of August, 1034. A. H. ERSKiNE, Treasurer, Huron County. BARTERED ACCOUNTANT J. W. MONTEITH, •1 Chartered Accountant 2119 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ont. 1510 Star Bafiding, Toroato, Out. AUCTION-KERING OUNDRY, OODERICH. i LIVE STOOK AND OENERAL AUCTIONEER Telephone No. 119 Sales attended to anywhere and every effort made to siva satisfaction. Farmers' sale notes discounted. MEDICAL Tenders will be received by the un- DR. F. J. IL FORSTER, EYE, EAR, deralgned until September 27th, 1934, NOSE, THROAT.us at 1,2 o'clock noon, for the purchase Late Hoe Surgeon New York CI the easterly 85 acres of Lot 8, Con- Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, OW cession 6, Colborne township. On this sistnt at Moorefield Sits Haspidk` property there 1s said to be situate an and Golden Square Throat Hospital. eight -roomed house, bank barn about London. Ent50 x 50, hen house, driving shed, and 53 Waterloo Street S., Strwtlort ten acres of hardwood bnsb. Telephone 267. At Hotel Bedford, Goderlch, tram ¢ p.m. on the evening of the Wed Monday of each month until the wort day, Tuesday, at 1 p.m. Anmone WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON —FULL PROGRAM COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK— SPEED TESTS 2.28 Trot or Pace Novelty Relay Running Rase_ ' Running Race, open to Huron County SEE THE JUMPERS ---A new and outstanding Hurdle -jumping Contest for first, GIRLS' SOFTBALL Purse $ 120 . Purse $50 Purse $50 feature for this part of the country second and third prizes DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER Elliott on Tuesday, September 18, at 3 p.m. The highest or any other tender not Equipped with eductromagnstie won first prize for low grow at wall-rteore of eight__ holm, s. Barnett will give a paper and a baths. Electronic electric treatments - report of the Presbyterial meeting atbe Hensall will be given. Members are asked to take to the meeting the con- t their mite boxes necessarily . accepted GEO. A. BEAN. Executor Geo. Bean Estate, Auburn, Ont. Ia Goderlch quartette—Vic Elliott. Ib pO and chiropractic. Meanie, emg.ate D Mooney D Eamon and T. Mt- and nervous diseases. Lady in et- riseandtendance. Office hours 2 do.6 a 7 cased—took the team p BURROUGHS VSILS. VER WOODS The Directors have been fortunate in engaging these famous girls' softball teams of London for a matched game. These teams are known as two of the fastest and peppiest in Canada, drawing crowds wherever they appear. Band of the Goderich Musical Society m Attendance Grand Parade of Live Stock before the Grandstand Not a dull moment all afternoon Grandstand accommodation for 2000 personshiea Admission to grounds 25c; to grandstand 25c ` OBITUARY MRS. HARRY J. STRICKLER The people of Goderlch received with sincere sorrow news of Lite death of Mrs. Marjorie Ann Strickler, wife lot •Lieut. Harry J. Strickler of New York, which occurred in hospital in i New York City on Friday last. De - tents o The Arthur Circle of Hues ebur'eb I JONA' regular meeting in the ere roem'lioQ'y evenTns. Bels -tuber 17, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. L L. Knox will be In charge of the meeting and Mrs. C. Cott will synopsize a cbap- FOR SALE OR RENT L'OR SALE.— la steel -hooped water barrels. Apply RUINER MANUFACTURING Ca t. 8 p.m. on Tuesday, mow sad IIs` tatrday, and eta Wsdgasig► .1O Ma 1M amm. and 7 to 8 ,"SOtsw� Shia• a1DYlRAL 01.11414 s is baa LF. titpsiM>•si. A. 1f: I'I'1QIfB1�'� Residence aid hi• -a esse selft- ft - South street satBeStrassla mat ter of the study book A report of the TO RENT.—MODERN APARTMENT recent Presbyterial meeting held at 1 on Square, good location. Immediate Special musical numbers will be given possession. J. W. ORAiGIE. towed who was in her forty-first year, by Mrs. D. I. Hill and Misses Ger- FOR SALE.-12iN(`H BOTTOM Henaall will be given by Mrs. J. Hume. had been confined to the hospital with i Crude Heist and Mary McKay. Mem- taMor plow. ion. Conditalmost double pneumonia only five days. She berg are requested to hand in the con- new. Apply to D. C. ton.AITH, was born in Blyth in 1893, a daughter tents of their mite boxes at this meet- Bayfield of Mr. J. B. Kelly, now superintendent Ing• of the Goderlch public utilities com-R. BLANK WRITER: T'POE WEN - h E. Coiloton Kelly. 4 NORTH STREET W. M. 8. She came to Ooderh-h with ber parents God - thirty -eight years ago, and was edn- rated at St. Joseph's convent and God -j a erich Collegiate Institute, a1<ierwrarde graduating from Loretto Academy, Stratford. She then went to New York, where ate trained as a nurse et St. Vlncentls hosptaL__WIth the outbreak of the Great War she enlisted in the Red Cross division and entered the hospital in Eastview, New York. It iWes -while there she met and married T.leut. Strickler. Since her marriage she had- lived in South Orange, N.J., and New York City, but visited fre- quently In Goderlch, where she was iheld In esteem and affection by a great number of friend*. Het last visit with her parents was in Novem- ber of last year, when she attended the celebration of their golden wedding an- sat n- �t niversary. Surviving besides her hos- ing band and her parents, are two broth - era, Basil L. Kelly, of Toronto, and Joseph C. Kelly. of New York City, and two sisters, Helen Kelly, at home, and Mrs. Fred (YalgIe, of Goderlch. The remains arrived in Goderlch on Monday end rested at the home of her parents on Lighthouse street until Tuesday morning, when the funeral novice was held At St. Peter's ehnett, requiem high ma' being sang by Rev. C. F. Nagle in the presence of a targe gathering of sorrowing relatives and acquaintances. The Interment was in the Colborne R. C cemetery. the pall- bearers being Dr. A. H. Taylor, H. C. Williams, Lt. -(M. A. F. Sturdy, E. Spar:. of (Weekly and Jn*tin .Duggan and Wm. (1oodwh� of Stratford. Many were the beautiful floral tributes• and message* of sympathy and ondolenee were reeelred by the bereaved family from friends in many centre, of Ontario and the North-east- ern States. Among those present at the funeral from not of town were Miss iella Dnga'an. Miss Hillis Shea. Mies Thor - elm Macklin, MINA M. J. Colloton, lira. Anna Moore and Mr, Verdian Deegan, .r1,1 of,Jttaat.tesd„ Eta 1Cet Kelly. of Toronto; Mr. Jeeeph ly, of New York : Mies C. Dodds and Mr. Jas. Dodds, of Blyth, and Mr. and Mrs. W 11e frit; et eesfortb. f DILA OIL and Sara At the regular meeting, on Monday fternoon, of the W.M.S. of North street United chnreh, Mee. MalcolmMcKay had charge of the de*otlonall program. Mrs. R. J. Howard read Psalm 91, Mrs. My -Nevin read the de- votional leaflet, "in His Followers," and Miss Buchanan gave a fine synop- sis of a chapter of the study book dealing with China's relations with other nations. The causes of China's resentment of her treatment and the dlmrnit position of missionaries were dealt with in an enlightening manner, and the blundering and selfishness of Western e•nnntries were shown to de- serve the deep resentment of intelli- gent Chinese. Miss Robertson gave, by request, a brief talk on the Robert - Son family reunion recently held in Nova Scotia and showed photographs of the *eeriestthere. Mrs. PIA. Ham- ilton offeeed prayer. Regret was voiced he Mrs. Wm. Strachan, Mrs: W. 1. Andrew and Mies Robertson at the Intended re- moval from town of the mach -loved president of the Society, Mrs. 1. Heth- erington, who was presented by Mrs. Andrew with a bouquet of eaters ac companied by the expresainn of the beat wishes of the members for her happiness and prosperity. Tea was then *erred In the church parlor and Social time was spent. W. Green . J. H. Robertson, President . Sectttary `" MM TY years I suffered with a corn. Cream Corn Salve removed it. At CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE. TO RENT.—BRICK HOUSE, SEVEN I rooms, modern improvements. Gar- age. Corner of Britannia and Bay- roads. Possession 1st of Octo- Apply at PORTER APART- MENTS, Colborne street. --Chance of Big Farm Bargain— choice lend, no waste, good buildings, how price. Easy terms. Located near cement highway, between Clinton and Goderlch. See J. W. ARMSTRONG REAL ESTATE AGENT BOX 89 Goderie s. Ont. Ofikc at Mrw. Challenger's, Elgin Ave., (io ierich AGOOD BRiCK HOUSE FOR RALE at a genuine bargain. Situated on East street; seven rooms and complete bathroom: furnace and lights. Imme- diate possession. Apply to S. IL FAUST, Mitchell, or T. GUNDRY & SON, Goderlch. L'OR SALE.—SOLID BRIOK HOUSE I' fn Arst1•lass condition, large veran- da, electric water heater, combfnetlon furnace, soft water cistern, good well besides the town water, lawns, garage stable and rear lot. Not far from the Square. Otsh or terms. F. WOOId. COMAE, REAL ESTATF. AND IN- SURANCE. *Thome 296. Poultry Wanted 11 jEgheat Cash Meta Paid at ts -1Zip wrouu Rlsgat.a Street r AUCTION SALES, LEGAL DUDLEY E. HOLMES, Barrister, Etc. Office—Court House, Oaderkl. Telephone 55. DOUGLAS R. NAIRN, DOUGLAS and Solicitor Office --Hamilton Street, Oodsrte► Telephone 512. v. B. DARROW, BARRISTER, ETC. Successor t o J. L Moran '.,_ . _ - Omce--Tim Square, Gederkl Telephone 97. FRANK DONNELLY, B.A. as Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. Mee—Hamilton Street, Goderki. Telephone 281 HAYS & HAYS, Barristers and Solicitors R. C Hays, H.C., and R. C. Hays, B.A. Office—Hamilton Street, °oderk& Telephone 88. AUCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE DWE1d.ING, HOUSE FURNISH- ING8 and-CAIIPENTER'S TOOLS. We are Instructed by Mrs. Charles Walters to sell by public auction, at the premises, corner of Britannia road and Regent street, Goderlch, on TiUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th et 1.90 o'clock: The property eoneiats of a well-built frame house : seven rooms, pantry, slim- mer klte;ten, etc., on a good garden lot on which there is also a work shop, which would make a good garage. The furnishings eonslat of living - room, dining room, bedroom and kit- chen furniture, ruga, mats, curtains, etc., also a quantity of seasoned lum- ber, carpenter's tools, ladders, step- ladder@ and nnnrerona other articles. Everything most he disposed of, as Mrs. Walter* is leaving OndMrtt. AffilQM&v-4h( preperep :i: 7a aasM known at time of sale; on f°rnitnre, etc., cash. T. OilaTDRY A SON, Anetioneers. ERNEST M. LEE, fi Barrister and Solicitor Sun !Me Building. Adelaide and Vie - toric Streets, Toronto 1. Telephone Elgin 580L INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC. McKiLLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR- En ANOE 00.—Farm and Wonted town property 'neared. Omeem—Alex. Bmadfoot, President, Seaforth ; James Oonnolly, Vice -Pros, Goderich P.O.; Merton A. Reid, Sea. forth, Bee.-Tnaa, Seatorth P.O. Directors—A. Broadtfoot, R.B. Ne. S Sesfarth ; James Shddiee, Wawa Wm. Koos, Loatdetsboro; Robert Ter- ris, Blyth; Otto. Leonhardt, Bornholm, R.R. 1; John Pepper, Brneedeld Moylan, Sestortk, R.R. 5; Wm. S. ,,� Archibald, Seatorth, R.R. 4; Jeans Connolly, Goderlch. Agents—W. J. Yee, B.R. No. 3, 011s. ton ; James Watt, Blyth ; Tinley Me- Flachern, Maforth ; John Murray, Rea - forth ; Chaos T. Hewitt, Hlnaardlaa Policy -holders can make all payments and get their cards moNpest at ere Royal Bank. Cllotes: (hlvls Ooet's 9reosry. Metes tract, OMntd..r J. IL Ash's esseewl Store, BaynsM HR num THAT WAY +'Jst,G who aiewr *. nr' atualle t. selet we have any recd of In hlstoryr" "Why, er-it was the moldier who slept on h1* watch, 1 enppaae!"