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LOCAL RINKS WIN
AU Prizes in Iiesterday'e Tourney Left
in Goderirh
Twenty teams played in a doubles
tournament at the Picton street bowl-
ing greens on Wednesday afternoon
and evening. Three of the teams
were from Kincardine, one each from
Seaforth, {{Ingham and Walkerton,
and the remaining fourteen pairs from
the 7Rat-etub. It waa.iafaaded Lp
four games; but heavy rain coming on
about 11 o'clock stopped the play and
the results were decided on the basis
of three gamer. Local rinks won all
six prizes, as follows: 1st, H. McNee
and F. McArthur; 2nd, J. MacVlcar
and Dr H 11 3 T
Young; 4th, J. Sweeten] and Geo. Mum -
by; 5th, George and Will Symonds;
8th, R. Johnston and Rev. D. J. Lane.
Summer Weather
for Carlow Fair
Colborne Township's School Fair
GODERICHa ONT.
Phlox -Doug. McMillan, Helen OBITUARY
Young, Jim McPhee, Dorothy Harding. sea lJ
Ztunias--Frances Houston, Helep
DANIEL 108E
McPhee, Evelyn Jenkins, Bernice Math -
The death of Daniel Ross, a well-
Coaos -Helen Young, Jean Hlll, known tyejdaet ed the norern IOC -
Rory
MoKuight, Wilma Peutland.mtion of dahAeatd tewgshlp,
occurred thon
African Marigolds-lkruald WUsoa, Thursdae nage
Held Thursday Lest tender Phyllis Kerr, Gordon %Viitoon, Jack
Westlake.
Favorable Conditions Verbena- Dorothy' Moore, Florence
lore Margaret Harding.
The trophy for the greatest number alend�la-Clarence liar
t last at Alexandra hos-
pital, after an Ulnesa of over three
Mouths following a severe caw of
appeadklW with other compUestt na.
Deceased, a eon of the late Mr. and
is James Rime_ had been a ltfelone
endreeddwas
Munninge; Eric Moore. enL of Asltfistd
of pointe takta 10 the Colborne town. Arty
' Balpiglowis--\cern* Vanbtone, Dor- right years of age. He was married
eelp. aeh9ol fah, held at Carlow on why 8tes2 Roby Willson, Merle Wat-
s
less than two years ago to Mks Ellaa-
Thuraday Inst; was won by ferns MG !eon, - beth Stewart of Huron townahtp, who
live of S.E. No. 4, with 52 points.+ Gaillardia-Betty Feagan. •
sure Tee, with an Infant sea. The fan -
Clarence Hardy, of S.S. No. 3, was ; Bowl or vase of dahlias --Dan Wal- ererre watch took place on Monday
bird with 47 points, and Ruby McMieb. (ter, Clarence Hardy, Annie Siunnlug0. moon from deceased's borne on the
bole Fea an. 11'3th concession of Ashfield to the Loch-
er, of $.$. 10'4, was. third with 37' s arab cemetery, was one of the largest
J Bowl of fionere for dining -room- y,
, 0 o. m'vx; ktrccz. to I seer seen is the township.The tut
Elda Fischer, of 8.8. No. 1, won ttf " s
Silver cup donated by the Bank of t'utt, Walter ][Dore. ''seretket "Were te, ,yggtpSmell/ow
FRl'IT
1J. K• Mac•011llvray of Ashfield Pres -
Commerce for the highest number of Spy apples -Phyllis 3111- byterlan church, assisted byRev. Mr.
points for live stock.
Ms -Compel
The fair was favored with bright, lion, Elda Moore, Elmer Jenkins, Alfred 1. and the rites of the Ma-
Northernsnnny weather and, although the ex- 11oy-
bibita were not quite so ndmerous as
last year, tier made "elf- _excellent-'- Donald McLean R.
ahohl a Zoinato c_ Pearson, Bernice Slat I ennan. Amon those
Thera were onltwo enfiait�fai`n 171*' --- tuners. w S present at
public speaking competition, Stanley Matthews, Jim Mc! bee, �eDson Mu t b others John, see deceased's three
McNeil being awarded first place, and lbs. I Thomas and Joseph, all
Assorted fruit for table -Don Wilson. of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., and Mrs.
Douglas McMillan second. JDs* h
In the competlUon.in yeettetton for Florence Lawler, Gordon Matthews, P Rose,
junior pupils, Nora McPhee, George ' P4M:LTRY • t Robertson and Ruth Lawson were ; Burred Hoek cockerel -Anna Mun-+
placed in the order named; and in the , nlugs. Seleua Schultz, Arnold Young,
spelling match Verna Million, Jas. Elwyn Feagan. Rev. W. T. Stant will conduct aer-
Pltblado, Douglas McMillan and Al- 1 Barred Ruck pullet -Arnold Young, elves In the Baptist church next Sun-
fred Hoy won first, second, third and Se.eua Schultz, Lucy Munuiags, E- day, as follows; 11 a.m., sermon aub-
fourth places respectively. wyn Fesgen. 1 r� ,
The following schools took part in White Leghorn cockerel-Bernke
the parade and the Strathcona e'er- I Jackson, Jaa. Clut'on; Jas. Houton,
sizes: U.S.S. No. 1, 8.9. No..2 (sen- Clarence Hardy.
_1„5. No. 3, 8.8. \o. 4 Willie Leghorn pullet -Bernice Jack -
and 8.8. No. 1 Was.
Thelist `of prize -a -Inners in the ver- old Young.
Imo crass* is as` follows
GRAINS A.�iD VEGETABLES
Winter wheat, quart -Js». Clutton,
Belt Ctutt'rn, Gordon Fisher, Jim Hous -
Snow apples --Bobby Jewell, Percy
Mcllwaiu, Elmer McWhinney, Elasr
Jenkins. -
order also were observed. The
pallbearers were Charles Stewart,
Duncan Cameron,
A. Grant, Alex. McDonald and Frank
CHURCH NOTES
. a ; rd, T. Taylor and L. G. ton.
MID DAV FOWLADiE3
The lady members of the Maitland
Golf Club hare arranged for a day on
the coarse next Saturday, commencing
at 10.30 a.m. Luncheon will be do-
nated and served by the ladles. In
the afternoon there will be a series
of field events, for which prizes will
be given. This will conclude the
ladies' activities at the golf course
for the season of 1934.
PROTEST BEER AND WINE
Large Gathering of Huron County
Temperance People at Clinton
Another meeting of temperance work-
ers of the county was held at Clinton
yesterday, SIM an a
delegates representing all parts of the
county. It. A. Whettam, field secre-
tary of the Ontario Temperance Fed-
eration, gave an address In which he
4effes-
eeserreyed the present situation fa.,t3
Province.
A resolution was passed endorsing
the action taken at a former meeting
in an endeavor to have the Canada
Temperance Act again placed in force
in Huron county, and a protest was
registered against the issuing of au-
thorities for the retail sale of beer
and wine in tbia county. Another re-
volution expressed sympathy with C. I'
A. Robertson, M.P.P., in his illness
and commendation of his stand on the
temperance issue.
Winter wheat, sheaf -Jim Houston.
Oats, Alaska, quart -Roy McKntgh
Jim Houston.
Oats, Alaska, sheaf -Roy McKnight,
Jim Houston.
Barley, O.A.C., No. 21, quart -Ke
netb Kerr, Ralph Kingswell.
Barley, O.A.C., sheat -Ralph Kings
well.
Sweet corn, Golden Bantam -Lorna
Moore, Billy Knight, Dorothy Pearson,
Morrie McMillan.
Mangels-Francis Houston, Phyllis
Million, Eileen McPhee, Jas. Clutton.
Turnips -Gordon Watson, Ruby Mc-
Michael, Elmer McWhinney, Bobby
Jewell.
Beets -Mary Feagan, Dorothy Me -
Cabe, Violet Free, Bill Clutton.
Carrots -Bobby McPhee, Peter Wal-
ters, Ada Pltblado, Winntfred McCabe.
Onions -Barbara Cutt, Anna Mun-
1, . Beinke Matthews, Merle Me-
Phee.
•
Parsnips -Betty Moore, Benson MU -
lion, Verna MUllon.
Potatoes, Irish Cobblers -Gordon
Matthews, Bernice Jackman, Bernice
4 tthews,, rani,.. richer.
Potatoes, Green Mountain -Walter
Moore, Wm. Hill, Helen McCabe, Jack
Wilson.
Potatoes, Dooley -Don Wilson, Dor-
othy Hardy, Grace Lawson,- Clare
Ilardy.
Largest pumpkin -Don Echlin, Clay-
ton Steele, Arnold Fischer, Mary W1l-
ams. ---
FLOWERS
Asters --Jim Houston, Billy Hill,
Bobby Jewell, Lillian Stewart.
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One dozen ' brown eggs -Clarence bee Ratty Day service for the Sun -
Hardy, Irene Hill, Gordon Matthews, �
Ruby McMichael. day school, and at 7 p.m. the Royal
An -b Slaaons will attend the service.
One dozen white eggs -Jas. Clutton,' The sermon will be b
Robt. Jewell, Bernice Matthews, Catb- 9 Rev. F. W.
Creel.
*rine Hill.
i
.. DOM ll.TIC•'SCIENCE Rev. George A. McLean, of the Conn -
Baked custard -Betty Mob Saar.- cll for Social Berries of Canada, was
Feagan, Bernice Jackman, Dorutby the preacher at the morning a�
Pearson.. in fit. George's chords on Sunday Igat,
last.
Master William B. _ desk, of 1►lnd-
tor, boy soprano, and a former pupil
of Mr. R. Munn, contributed two solos
to the musical service.
Anniversary serei es will be held at
Hltaha Restores the Son of tbe
Shnnammite." 7 pm '• 1tslu and Ge -
heel, or, A I1ar's Awful Reaping."
Bible school at 10 a.m.
Special services will be held In
none Meet to eitarAr ern Sun-
day next. At 10.45 a.m. there will
n. Nut bread -Ruby Wilson.
Bran muffins -Dorothy Moore, Flu-
. ' ease Lawlor, Ruth Lawson, Pbyllis
Million.
Dark layer cake, iced -Irene HUI,
STEDELBAUER'S USED CARS
You may see the following Can and others by
calling at our place of business
--NOW iS THE TIME TO 61'1'-
31 -Chew. Coach
29 -Ford Coach
28 -Marmon Spec. Sedali
28 -Whippet Coach
27-Chev. Coach
27 -Ford Coach
26 -Dodge Coach
25 -Dodge Sedan
28-.-Chev. Truck
96 -Ford Track
30 -Oldsmobile Sedan (like
new)
24 -Ford Coupe
Stedelbaaer's Are Located at Moore's Garage
13 -Plate Batteries -Special -Guaranteed 1 year -$4.85
Terme may be arranged on any of our Cars.
$t. Andrew's Street, off lfamilton - - - (}oderich, Ontario
01
•
'o the Public
Manalrer (!riff of the Bell Telephone Co. wishes to
correct any wrong inapreallion that may have been
created during the recent canvass of property -
owners in Goderieh to obtain rights-of-way for
telephone lines on private properties, so that the
poles and wires may 13e removed from the streets.
Mr. Ord!' wipirea it to "fie}" nnaeritood that the
Company will he reeponeible for any damage done
by it to any property in making the change, and
- Will alw) replace soda, fill in earth, and unite Sny
eianges in location necessary, at no expense to the
property -owners.
Mr. °riff hopes this statement will eliminate mia-
tame ttleetestding whit+ may have arisen and feels.
sure Mit the people will approve of the removal
of peke front the streets of the town, in line with
is. ieeprovementa that are being made in other
towns and aeries.
Kathleen Million, Verna Million, Ruby
McMichael.
Apple pie -Verna Million, Margaret
I Hardy, Kathleen Million, Ruby Mc-
Michael.
Butter (arts -Betty Moore, Verna
1 MUlion, Florence Lawlor, Evelyn Jen-
/
n.
Chocolate fudge --Verna Million, Jean
11111, Betas, Moore, Margaret Hardy,
SEWING
Duck outlined In blue -Billy Hill,
Don l'frimmer, Ross Fagan, Doris Al -
la*.
Dire towel -Lorraine Atha, Betty
Moore. .
Tie -backs for curtains --Lorna
Moore, Dorothy Moore, Corinne La-
Reegae.
Kitchen apronMargartlt Hardy,
Verna Million.
Zion t'tilted church, Taylor's Co
on Sunday, October 7, at 11 a.m. and ;
Another Move in
Effort to Reduce
(Continued from page 1)
reduce expenses. At the same time,
be argued, it would not mean ane low-
ering In the quality of tbe training
giveu at the school. A great many
More vutetaadt g men were turned out
of the former Goderlch High /School
than had come from the Collegiate In-
stitute, He was not opposed to a- re-
ference to a committee to bar, the
matter tbreshed out. --...
Reeve Muuninga was willing to have
the motion referred to a committee,
but he did not think the tact that the
council bad had a quarrel with the Col-
legiate -board should be t
•aty•cirtagr ...,....Y....._a.
On motion of Reeve Munninge and
Deputy Reere Turner, the motion was
referred to the special committee for
consideration.
Councillor Hoskins rose and com-
menced to speak, and the Mayor de -
mended a motion. While the council-
lor was preparing it the Mayor an
other members spoke of the meets
of the Blue Water Highway Assoc
Non, held that afternoon, agreeing that
It had been a very interesting meeting
and should have beneficial results.
Hydro C.ntraet in Oneidas
das
Councillor Huckine then moved,
seconded by Councillor Sesbrook, "that
a matter concerning the existence of
a Hydro contract which apparently 18
unknown to the ratepayers and owners
of the Hydso system here In the town
of Goderlch be brought to the notice
of Hon. J. Stewart Lyon, and that this
council ask for an explanation or if
necessary an investigation."
'Tits Wors84p rated -'tat the motion
be referred to a committee, intimating
that a two-thirds vote would be re-
quired to set aside Lis ruling. No
appeal was made against the ruling,
and the motion was referred to com-
mittee of the whole council.
Councillor Huckins managed, how-
ever, to get in a speech in the course
of which he spoke of the seriousness
with which be regarded his oath of
ones as a councillor. Because he had
had the courage to lire up to his prom-
ise to the people who had placed Melt
confidence In him the bread was being
tak
NILE
NILE, Sept. 25. -Mr, and Mr.. T.
Nhzon rutted OA quoday wk Mr. and
Sirs. H. Carey 0 Exeter.
Miss Marjorie Johnston of Cedar
Valley is jilting this week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Mc -
()rotten.
Mrs. Geo. filen and Mise Jean Oka
left on Saturday to attend the World's
Fair at Chicago.
stmt. ts. Rains 100 attm Marina
Keine of Gerrie were recent visitors
at the home of Mies Mary SLepperd.
Mr. Harold Smith left on Saturday
for Toronto.
Miss Frances Watson, little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Watson, who
has been seriously ill, is Improving.
Mies Jessie McCann, R.N., who has
bedo attending her, returned_la
OJ t_pa buvtlay. --
A good attendance 11 hoped or at
the special Rally Day service In Nile
Sunday school next Sunday, September
30.
A number from Nlle attended the
anniversary services at Leeburn last
Sunday.
d The Y.P.S. met in the church last
,Friday evening _with Was H11da_ Fin-
1 nigan as :ender" of the devotional ex-
. The Scripture reading, Psalm
1, was read by Phyllis Kerr ■od the
devotional topic was given by Rev. D.
W. Pomeroy. Gordon Smith gave the
topic. A poem, "If It's Worth While,"
by Fdgae Guest, wap read by Ethel
Tabh. The preeldent then took charge
of the business. Arrangements were
made for the next meeting to he held
Thnreday evening. October 4. 1t was
decided to hold a Hallowe'en social in
the church on Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober 31. After the business diecus-
slon the meeting closed with the Ills
pah benediction and several games
were enjoyed,
ruse, a
.30 p.m. Rev. W. A. Bremner
Brucefeld, will preach at both
ekes. Special music will be prov
by a male quartette from North a
tatted church, Ooderich,.
Mr. II. Blue, of Toronto, was
special soloist at Knox church on
day morning Leh He sang, in BPI
did voice, "Under the Shadow of
Almighty," composed by Mr. J.
bermid, a• brother of Rev. R. C. Me-
Dermid, formerly pastor of Kam:
The solo was mach
by the congregation.
Services In North street United
church next Sunday will be conducted
at the usual boars of 11 a.m. and
7 p.m. by the pastor, Rev. W. P. Dane.
The sermon subjects will to: Morn -
ng, "A Startling Reversal of Stand -
ug;" evening, "Does It Really Pay to
Be Good?" -a sermon for young people.
t 3 p.m. the Sunday school will bold
e annual Rally Day service.
At Knox ,-hurch next Sunday morn-
ing a special rally service wi11 be con-
ducted In the auditorium for all de-
partments of the Sunday sehool. Rev.
D. J. Lane will take for his morning
theme, "Our Alt for God." The meas-
Isere and teachers of the Sunday acbool
are asked to meet at 10.45 a.m. so
that they may attend In a body. At
the evening service, at 7 pm., the min-
ter's subject will be "Everyone
lasslfied."
At a meeting of the A.Y.P.A. of St.
eorge's church, held on Tuesday even-
ing, reorganization was effected and
plena made for the coming season.
Ofscers were elected as follows: Pre-
sident, Herbert Bridle; vice-president,
Miss Gladys Shore; treasurer, Miss
Margaret Connor; secretary, Walter
Ruffen; social convenor, Miss Mar-
garet Evans; religious convenor, Miss
Audrey- Decker; transportation coo-
sata�G..MiamiGertrude Evans.
The Young Women's Mission Circle
of the Baptist ebureb held an open
meeting in the ehurch on Friday even-
ing. The president, Miss Alberta Os
baidenton, presided. An excellent pro-
gram was presented, including the fol-
lowing npmbers: Scripture reading,
Miss Lala Croft; solos, Mrs. C. II.
Humber and Miss Leah Gritf ; read-
ings, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Miss Amy
Mair end Miss Vera Wllklne, and Suss
Graff favored with a piano selection.
Mho Beatrice Campbell gave an inter -
ting paper on the life of Mr. Ko
eslkose, a Russian who was a pion
Mor misrfnn worker, at Toronto, among
new Csnedfans. Mrs. W. T, Runt
told of the similar mission work at
East Windsor among newcomers to
Canada. Lunch was served at the
teneinsion of the program.
SPECIAL THIS WICK
A ,plendld totot of Dooley and Cobbler
ia'tatoee just In, fine a 90-1b. beg, deliv-
ered, for raeb. Quantity limited. T.
I.F.Gfl, Hamilton street. Phone 4715,
THiRD ARRP' T IN RANK HOLDUP
Buffalo, Sept. 21. -John •Swtck,
allay Jack Swartz, thlrty.year-old Bnf-
fain resident, was held by pollee here
today in connection with the $2,500
robbery at the Royal hank of Can-
ada branch in Cargill, Ontario, Au-
gust 14. Flee race took part In the
robbery and Awic4 is the third man
arrested here. The other two men
are Anthony Diebold and Frank Adam-
esyk, who were arrested shortly after
the robbery. The three men are held
in Erie county jail awaiting extradi-
tion to Canada.
en out of the mouths of himself
nd his family.
It was at this point that I
piste* broke out
, of
among the spectators.
eel- The councor illwent on to say that
ided when "they" went to church and got
treet down on their knees to pray for for-
giveness of their sins he hoped they
tVe would remember bow they bad treated
Sus- him. (More applause.)
ea- It transpired in the course of the
the diem/orlon that the Hydro contract re -
Me• ferret to In the motion was with the
Goderlch Elevator Co.
Te Audit Twat Beasts
_Cenci' _then went Int committee
of the whole and on resuming adopted
the committee's report as follows :
"Your committee of the whole have
received c'ommnnlcations from some
m
fifteen ars of auditor* with- reference
to cost of an audit of alt the town a
books; and we recommend that Mr.
R. W. Johnson, C.A., of St. Thomas,
Ont., be offered 9750 including all his
expenses for audlt end report of all
town breis from 1930 to 19111 iwds-
sive as per our letter of September
15th to him."
is
Thconcluded the business of the
meeting.
FARM MECHANICS
Paper model of a barn -Don Pfrim-
mer, Billy Hill, Roes Pesten, Billy A
Fisher.
th
Necktie rack -Clarence Hardy.
Exhibit of Jack knife carving -Bob-
by Jewell, Jack Wilson, Harold Fea-
gen, Florence Lawlor.
compartment mail box -Clarence
Hardy.
NATURE COLLECTION
School collection of 1.5 noxious
weeds -Dorothy Pearson.
Largest collection of groundhog
tails -Clarence Hardy, Russell Ker -
an, Erle Moore. 1s
Collection of woods, commercial
value -Jos. La Rocque, Jas. Pitblado. G
Collection of insects --Clarence Har-
dy, Kathleen SfUllon.
WRITING
Primer -Betty Feagan, Geo. Robert-
son, Joyce Cunningham, Doris AUIn.
First class-Elda Good, Norhne
Venstone, Helen Mugford, Gordon Wat-
son.
-8eeseed class-Desesswatsom-Lillian
Stewart, Mable Baer, Jean /Ill'.Third class^-Lomit Moore, Anna
Munninge, Jack WUjges. Dorothy
Moore. as
Fourth class --pee Million, Ruby
McMichael, Helen 'Fagan, Margaret
Brindley,
Fifth class -Grace Pfrlmmer, Dor-
othy McCabe, Arthur McMichael, Nor-
ma AnitaMAP DRAWING
Map of ecbool grounds --Jean Hill,
Earl Feagan, Winnifred McCabe, Gor-
don Fisher.
Third claws, map of Canada -Lorna ,
Moore, Dorothy Moore, Harry Feagan, I n
Joe La Roeque.
Fourth class, map of Atrstralia-
Verna Million, Alfred Hoy, Haul
Baer, Yvonne La Rocque.
Fifth elms, map of the Worlds-
_
1 Grace 'Weimer, Dorothy McCabe,
ma AUtn. --
ART
First claaa--Dontrd Ptrimmer, NOIV
lee Vanstone, Elda Good, Lots Feagan.
Se and clans -Mary Feagan, Helen
Young, Doris Watson, Earl Feagan.
Thins class, water color, spring
dower -Margaret McKnight, Anna
Munnings, Corinne Ise Rocque, Joe La
Roeque.
Fourth Cl*,sspattern for linoleum
-Helen Feagan, Alfred Hoy, Helen
Allen, Mettle McMillan.
Fifth class, group -teapot, package
tee end teaspoon --{;real Pfrlmmer.
Isabel Semi, Francis Houston, Arthur
McMichael.
COMPETITIONS
Darning wool sock -Yvonne La Roe -
mks Deme 11111, Kathleen Million.
Livestock naming ---Jack Wilson,
Benson Feagan, Eimer' McWhinney,
Harold Feagan.
Mout horgan-Harold Feagan, Yvon-
ne La Roeque, Joe Le Rocgne, Corinne
La Rocque.
Weed naming- Kathleen 'Brion,
?alma Flecbef, Versa Million, Reason
Million.
LiVE (TOCK
sotsRt calf -Ella Farber, Jack Wil-
.
epDairy calf -Irene Hill, Jas. Chit -
See, Ms Flesher, Roby McMichael.
Agrkultoral or draft rola-Ruth
1 -
Lawson, Rurnlce Matthews, Ruby Me -
Michael, Eels Flaeber.
Hatter-brotell teff -may Winch-
eel,
Winc-eel, Ren Fischer, harry Tongan, Reit
enn Feagan.
Halter-ltrtlken ealt-pias. Mates.
Ruby McMIebaet, Eld. Flat'ber. Irene
H111.
Ewe lambs- Rada Flasher, Renton
Wilms, Ken Flsdrer. Laweenes C1nt-
ntngtram.
BRIEFS
Reserve October 6 for St. George',
W.A. bake ale.
The Abmeek Chapter, I.O.D.E., *Bt
meet on Friday, October 5th, at
o'clock p.m., at the public library.
The Menesetnng Canoe Club w111 re.
some its monthly briefness meetings on
Tuesday night next, when nominations
for officers for the coming year will be
received.
Advertising matter for the Thanks-
giving Day race meet has been distri-
buted over a wkle district this week.
The horsemen are looking forward to
a big day, with a big crowd in attend-
ance.
Neertsr •steel Saturday afternoon,
October 13, for afernoon tea and
homemade baking sale under the au-
spices of Victoria Home and School
Clue, to be held in $nazel's vacant
More, West street.
Clear up those dizzy spells with
PARKE'S LIVERTONE, a vegetable
compound that stimulates a lazy liver
to healthy normal action, relieving eon-
Wpat ion, biliousness. CAMPBELL'S
DRUG STORE. Phone 90.
The Women's Institute will hold Its
regular meeting In MacKay Hall on
Thorsday afternoon, October 4. The
program will ire In charge of the
grandmothers, with Mrs. O. Ginn and
Mr.. Sanderson as convenors. The
roll caR_wip be "Things Grandmother
Had To Do.n The poetesses foe the
day w111 be Mesdames W. McCreath,
(Rorie Mathle*on, J. Stewart, a. Tat -
ford, K. Stowe and C. Thomas. All
9fi'andmot•here are urged to be present.
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SPECIAL
Permanent Wave*
OODER1CH REAi-TY $HO11'i'E
19 West Street
-Don't Mies This --
net your wave for fall and winter
at these (*etre prices:
Reg. 9 1.69 wave for 9295
Reg. 1.11 wave for 4.30
Reg. 11.11 wave fee 740
4
FRIER
Two finger waves and ehampoo, re -
solar price $1.00. with Mach $4.50 wave.
Three anger wavers and two of the
heat oil treatment shampoos, regular
92.00, with. every 97.11(1 wave.
These w111 be given, one each month,
following yonr wave.
19(* more and take advantage of these
prises If yoo are thinking of getting
a wave la tbs'aazt few months. Oat
the moat for your money.
Don't forget we have the most mel-
ee -0 and np-to-date w3nlpaserst, which
satires yon of the beat results.
Make your appointment NOW, se we
aro giving only • limited nnmber.
PHONE NNW
Are fee Mr. Raraleas
BORN
RIVERS. -0a Thursday, September
20, to Mr. and Mrs. Ilarotd Rivera,
Newgate 'street, a son (Lorne Har-
old). -_..
WANTED
IIAID WANTED AT ONQS )b$
about two weeks. Apply to MU.
A. HAROLD TAYLOR.
MAN WANTED FOR RAWLEf(i8
rotate of 800 families. Write Mew
diately. RAWLRIGH, Dept. CN -20-
SA, Montreal, Canada.
LADIES WANTED. -TO GO INTO
beauty culture business. Good pro-
fits• Send your name now for full in-
formatloo. W. E. PATCIIELLE, 206
Stb St. E., Owen Sound, Ont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
-'!lira's iv hereby given to all per-
sons baring any claim against the se -
tate of Samuel Sheppard, late of the
Township of Colborne In the County
ars RUr0., C'rmer, wbo died on
about the 98th day of June, A.D. 796E
to send same to the undersigned, ea
or before lath day of OMaher, 1934,
as on and after that date the executor,
herein nhail waved to make diatrtba.
Hon of the said estate, having regard
only to the claims then died.
HATE & HAYS, Goderlcb, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executors.
AUCTION SALEM
Ai'(7rION SALE OF A 75 -ACRE
FARM, FARM STOCK, HAT,
ORAIN AND IMPLEMENTS, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTORRR, 3rd
Property of Mr. James Collinson, lot
33, concecslon 18, I7ullett, who is giv-
ing up farming owing to poor health.
The farm with all necessary buildings
can he bought for the price of a very
ordinary house and lot in town, and
terms can to arranged for part of tbe
purchase money.
TERMS -On stock and implements
CASH.
T. (IITNDRY & SON, Auctioneers.
/CLEARING AUCTION RAMS OF
vfarm, farm stoat, implements, house-
hold ede ts, •erimeater'a and black-
smith's tools, about twenty tone of
hay, eight acres of oats to sheat.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4th
at 1 o'clock p.m.
Everything to be sold to wind np
estate.
The farm will io sold subject to a
reserve bid.
TERMS -On real estate: 10 per
cent. of purchase money on day of
sale; balance in 80 days.
TERMS -On chattels, cash.
Mi88E9 JENNIE and ROBINA T11B-
BUTT, Executrices.
GEO. H. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE FURN-
ISHINGS AND EFFECTS.
Wear, tnertrocted by Mr. J. W. Salk-
eld, executor of the estate of the late
Mise Templeton, to seH by public auc-
tion, at the residence, corner of Well-
ington street and Elgin avenue, en
SATu•RDAY, OCTOBER ttth
commencing at 1.30 sharp:
Living-raam Furniture. --One mahog.
any sofa; throe mahogany chain; book
shelves ; three email tables; one Morris
chair; one clock; one fireplace set;
two Jardiniere stands; one 'interne
mimic box; one verandah settee; two
chairs; one awning umbrella stand ; one
grass mat.
Ditdng-roam.---One mahogany pedes-
tal etiologist/4e; six mahogany chair.;
one 'mahogany buffet: one china cab-
inet ; one tea wagon.
B*ireem.-Three white Iron beds,
enmplete; two white dressers; one
stand; two *mall whew tables; three
estate chairs and a stool; one oak Iced
and denser; three feather beds and
*Ix pillows.
Mleeellanesmar-Tires odd rockers;
two garden chain; dldbes; one 8 -burn-
er ole stove; one kitchen table; refrig-
erator; Hoover vacuum; brindle*: four
large rags and a number of small rugs;
pletnres ; .learns Iron; hot qae ; *WW.
lag machine; atepladtl.r; two trunks;
one lawn :sewer, earl waaasont other
artier ea Everything meat he disposed
of.
Teems- Cash.
T. OUNDRY A 90N, AtweHnneera•
PUBLIC NOTIO1
MR. SMILE BAYS: DO NOT BE
footsore. Us. Orem efs Coin or
Banton bales, At CAMPBELL'S
DRUG STORE.
FOR SALE OS ilfily Z_-�
EARACHE FOR RENT.
Apply M. W. HOWELL.OENTRAL
lirne-1.-intrarietter APARTI[l p"
on Square, good IocaUon. Immedla
CB
possession. J. W. AIQIE.
-
Tolman. Three-piece heti); -----
with or without garage. M. W. aides
RENT. -WARM CENTRAL,-
ELL.
HOW-
.COR
HOW.
-=a$SA-4E-BOLID Balm sous'
se Amidacondition, taiga sorts., electric water heater, combination
furnace, soft water cistern, good wen
besides the town water, lawn*, garage,
stable and rear lot. Not far from the
Square. (lash or terms. F. WOOLL,
OOMBE, REAL ESTATE AND IN.
SURANCE. 'Phone 299.
TREASURER'S BALE OrLAND FOR
TAXES
COUNTY OF HURON
To Wit: By virtue of a warrant
la*u ed by the Warden of the County
of Huron bearing date the sixteenth
day of July, 1984, *ale of lands 1n ar-
rears of taxes in the County of Huron
w111 be held at my odic, In the Court
House, Goderlch, commencing at the th
hour of two o'clock in e afternoon
on the seventh day of November, 1984 wooer the taxes and costs are ooer
paid. Notes, 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 to had
at my onee.
Treasurer's Ofsfe, this first day of
August, 1964.
A. 11. ERSKINE,
Treasurer, Hansa Constr.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
W. MONTEITH,
Chartered Accountant
!89 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ont.
1510 Star Bnlldlag, ThrombiOJat.
AUCITONEESINO
r'OYAS oUNDRY, OODERICH
LiV1E "roar AND GENERAL
AUCT'IONEdER
T lepheee Na 119
Nike etteoded a b In
*ad every
gin satinfactioa.
Farmers' its notes dImmunted.
IEDICAL
nR. F. J. R. FORSTER, LAI
Y-NTHROAT.
Late
Nen Tech
Ophthalmic and Aura a aqntres
ekingat Moorefiealumld ids _Masi
11Ithheetee Street B.,
Televise, 287.
AA Hew Bedford, Goderich, Own
7 p.m. on the evening of the third
Monday of each month Rift the egret
day, Tuesday, at 1 p,Ri--•-
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
CHIRO(CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS
PRACTOR
DedericEquipped with e4soMoos trOmagirek
Electronic
electric treatments'
Chronic °
and nervous lade L i at-
tendance. temdaaaca Omoe Doors 2 !a s sad T
to 8 p.m. on Tuesday. Friday sod ewe -
urns,. and on Wednesday 10 a la
a.m. and 7 to 8 p.m, or culmination
may be had by eppr'lntmeot
A. N. ATKINSON
Residence and isa
South *creel and Britannia
LEGAL
DUDLEY E. HOLMEIS.
H*rrmaDsr, Etc
Office-Ttlepbons�55rt HOURS, Oodarlt!
DOUGLDOUGLAS R. NAIRN,
AS
and Solicitor
Office -.-H un fit on Street, Oodertrlls.
Telephone 512.
r. R. DARROW, BARRIBTHR, ATO.
Successor O J. I. Moran
ofaco-no Outfields
Telepbose 97. Square,
FRANK DONNELLY, B.A.
BarristerSolicitor. Vibe.
■ Of>fce--.-Hataaltson Street. Goderiak.
Tbtepbone 282.
DAYS & HAYS, --
Beeristere and SOltcitoss
R. C Hays, K.C., and R Q Haye, S.A.
Omos--Hamiitoes Strest, Oode
Telephone 88. vie►
ECRNEST M. LEE,
LL Banister and Solicitor
Snit 14!. Building, Adelaide and Vas-
reets, Tyrone°
Telephone Elgin 5801. 1
INSURANCE, LOANS, ETQ
YcRILLOP MUTUAL ETRE INSUL
RI ANON O .-Para and 1soLw
town 1w party is., ,,, ,
offleem--Alex. Rrosdfoot; Freedom,
Sewfor'th; James Obenolir. Vle♦t'aeia,
G elerieb P.O.; Merton A. Reid. Mee -
forth, Ase'.-T4*as, S,atereb P.O.
D$reetore-A. Beoadfb,t. R.R. 710, g.
worth; James Micedlee, Wttsass;
Wm Knox, I.nesdashero: Robert Far -
Ha Myth; Geo. Leonbardt, Bershehs.
R.R
1: Job, Puppets Rrenneab.
Moylan, 9esfbrti, R.S. 5; W<,IL
Archlhaicl, $eaforth, R.5. 4; lacer
Connolly. Oodsrleh.
Asprats-W. J. Tss, R. Ne. S �.
ton; Jamas Watt, Myths Flaly, Ifo-
resehero, Aurora ; Jobe Murray, tras-
forth ; Bess F. Hewitt. »IMUS ha,
alePeiler-holders as alba pee
Ike
Sorel
r (: sneeme
get tamer ear& 0- j
J. a as4/, camases tllasrv�tltyw
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