The Signal, 1934-12-6, Page 8fe-ThUrsday, December fith, 1934
THE SiGNAL
ReglINEWEIALIMITteirtelltittelltattlEVEMrtai
COLE'S ARE READY TO
Make Christmas
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Otit MANY LINES ARE NOW ON DISPLAY FOR
YOUR APPROVALI
Come in and look around. You are u welcome to look
as to buy.
We woulkbr_glad to put away any ift f
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Coles Gift Shoppe
RICTIOUTWITICIMISCIVIEVILWittglreatellteXT
CHURCH NOTES
Lieut. 1). Ill. 'Bracher' will cenduct
cervices in the Salvation Army citadel
uext Sunday as follows; 11 a.m., topic,
"Holiness unto tbe Lord:" 7 p.m.,
evangelistic service.
The December meeting of the Even-
ing Auxiliary of North street United
church will be held at 8 p.m, on Tues.
day, December llth, at the home of
Else Murdock, Cambria road.
Serviees In the Ri-Ptiat church nest
Sabbath will be conducted by the pas -
1 -4;- -12•117-W:-17-2hrat;.--fiereee*--suis
Jed*: 11 a.M., "The 'Problem of Un-
answered Prayer"" 7 p.m., "A Fourfold
Sublime Atossireo41 Bible eels001" at
10 sin.
Services in Knox Preebyteriau
church next Sunday will be conducted
by the winieter, Rev. 1). J. Lane. Ser-
mon subjects: 11 a,m, "Three Telling
onTfInstreciima.„_Ielzing
and the Reverent HeatT7-
school et 3 p.m.
Service* of the Free Method's
church will be held 111 MacKay Ha
on Sunday as follows: 3 pm., Bibl
school; 7 p.m., evangelletk sery
On Thursday, December 13, a prayer
-
meeting will be held In the hall, when
Bev. P. K. Smith, of Hamilton, win
4'14....4k
11'a.lkitig in the Light" will be the
sulijno_ for the Awning service at
North street Uulted (butch next Sun.
At the evening stencil the sub-
ject will he "Life's Loyalties." Th
pastor, Itev. W. 1'. Lane, will presic
both morning and evening. Sunday
school at 3 p.m.
The Good Dope English Evangelical.
Lutheran Missiou holds its morning
worship ou Suuday next, December
90, at 11 a.m., in MacKay Hall. Tina
**nice ,a111 be conducted by the Pas-
ter. 'Rev. C. Ziegler. Subject, eDles
ritieus--or The Day That Is Be-
yond Ali Humeri Critics" (Luke 21:
21S-20).
Services will be held in Victoria
_aext_limuLty as
follows: 11 a.m., pastor In charge;
subject, -The Glorious Promisee."
3 p.ai., Sunday school. 7 p.m., Rev.
R. Bowen, of London; subject, ''The
Word of God." The Christian Service
i Group will sing "Holy Bible. Book
fDivine," and "Brestk Thou the Breed
of Life."
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Save onMeats for Cash!
-SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY-.
Shoulder RNA, Prime Beef
Ib. 10e
Round Steak 2 Ibe for 9.1e
Veal Chops Ibe. for 23e
Stow Kraut 3 lbs. for 23e
Hamburg Steak. . 3 lbs. for 2Se
Pure Pork Sausage the. for 23r
"Home "lad" Liver Sausage
? 'be. for 25e
Fre•h-killed liucks lb. Ile
Fresh killed Chickens .. lb. :Me
"Home Maid" Heed Cheese
2 lbs. for 23e
Fresh -made Bing Bologna
?Ibe. far Mr
SANITARY MEAT MARKET
Phone 483 -We Deaver THOS. LEGG Hamilton SL. Goderieb
Stedelbauers Used Cars
FOR WINTER DRIVING.
31 -Sp. Studebaker Sedan
31-Chev. Sp. Coupe, R.S.
29 -Ford Coupe
29 -Ford Touring
29 -Panel Delivery Rugby
28 -Pontiac Coach
26 -Ford Coach
26-Chev. Coach
28 -Chrysler Sedan
24 -Studebaker Coach
25 -Ford Truck
The above Cars are all specially priced for one week for
quick sale.
The usual easy payment plan can be arranged on any
purchase made and your car taken at fair market price.
13 -Plato Batteries--Special--Guaranteed 1 year -64.85
Stett e Loofa at Nome's flange
off Hamilton Siloderich, Ontario
Andrew's 8
treUttellteVCIT411.1
ION
STORE.
-LIMITED -
FREE FREE DELIVERY
PHONE 461
SINGAPORE SLICED
PINEAPPLE
LIFEBUOY
SOAP
3 cakes 21c
IVORY
FLAKES
Tin 9c
2 Pkgs. 15c
NIPPY OLD
CHEESE
I9c
h
AUBURN, Dee. 3.--31r. and Mrs.
Maitland Allen URI Miss Dorothy
1 Craig, who were visiting in Flint.
Mich., returned home on Sunday
Mr. Andrew Kirkeonuell, eho was
working on the section gangs bear Chat-
ham the past summer, returned horn.
on Monday.
On Friday evening last a very hap- e
Pi' throng gathered to wish Mr and 1
Mrs. Charles Nivins much happiness t
In their wedded lite. Mr. Alf. Rollin- t
son read an address and George Hal-, 1
lam presented a purse-runt:lining $25.
The remainder of the time was spent
In dancing.
Last Thursday, at the home of bis
son, Mr. Earl Ralthhy, Mr. John Raith
by celebrated his seventy-second birth
1
Th•
counts
terday
Wing
virtue
a tiny
ham
GODERICH, ONT.
MBY
,WANTS A HOME
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rum routine of
1 was broken yes.
Reeve Davidson of
from his seat and
(*unlit "to adopt
girl, now In Wing -
The wet -tot- the . Reek, es. 7
plebes& to the surprise of mem-
bers. Is LI% zesrs old and
weighs bit tax pounds". When
the baby wee brought to the hos-
pita] twelee weeks ago she
weighed jiteit.four pounds. She
Ms large blue eyes, le well
termed ant is normal in all re.
'meets except else, kicks up her
heels, waves her arms and
laughs, eats and sleeps well, but
.„voA veet_eleal of Atten-
tion.
It Is for dn.; reason that Rees
Davidson would like to find a
home for the wee baby and he
was authorised _Le cjeeo, the
ere* to b• shared equally by the
county and tbe town of Wingbam.
The baby's parents are financial-
ly unable to take care of tbe
AUBURN
The annual meeting of the W.M.S.
f Knox church will be held on Tues-
day, December 11, at 3 o'clock, instead
of on the 18th. The secretaries of the
different departments are asked to
bare their reports ready for this meet-
ing. The special campaign fund closes
- at the end of 1934 and members having
mite boxes are asked to bring the con-
tents to this meeting.
The regular Christian fellowship
meeting of the Y. P. Society of North
street United church was convened by
Mrs. C. M. Robertson. Miss Alma
Howell presided, wltb Miss Gladys
Brownlee at the piano. After the open-
ing exercises a delightful 'piano duet
was given by Misses Mary Howard
atirtielen Archer." OTME-Westbrook-
read‘the Scriptures, iter which M
Ili
lea nell gave a reading, 'Tbe
W Man," which was much enjo
by, all. Marjorie Henderson gave a
very interesting topic, "The Secret of
Sappiness." The male quartette, con-
sisting of Meows. Leine Hanna, Ralph
Henderson, Charles Barker and Carl-
ton Worsell, rendered a selection wbleb
was mueh enjoyed. The meeting was
then brought to a close with the alas -
Ing of a hymn and repeating of the
tenet! let ion.
*CO COUGH DR°
Real Throat relief/
'Medicated with ingredi.
ents of Vicks VapoRub
OVERCOMES BAD BREAT
1
DOMINO
TEA
RICHMELLO
COFFEE
GLABSCO'S ORANGE
MARMALADE
32 oz
Jar 21c
F. WOOLLCOMBE
HAMILTON STREET
Agency for all lime of
INSURANCE
FOR RENT OR SALE
Bedford Itendence--Cobourg
Apply to
F. IL DARROW,
Phone 97 Executor.
VALENCIA 2 lbs. 25c
RAISINS
GLACE
CHERRIES
Ib. 39c
Valley Camp
POCilhO
STANDARD EGG SIZE
FORKED OR SCREENED
--DOWN o
Baking Powder
PURE
LARD
ib. 13c
MAYFIELD lb. 35c
SLICED BACON
1 Ib. tin
DOMESTIC
SHORTENING
17c
lb 12c
LEAF
LETTUCE
MESSINA
LEMONS
Bunch 5c
-so that purchaser receives
the smallest possible amount
of slack coal dust.
-CASH PRICE --
$1 1.00
PER TON DELIVERED
---ORDER A TON TODAY -
It desired -we sell ear -run
shovelled Pocahontas for less.
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The Dean Coal -Co.
Phone 95w Godarich
BRIEFS
Don't mks the People's Store in
your Ohrlstmaa ihopping.
Salvation Army bazaar on Saturday,
December 8, at Meletan's store, King-
ston street.
Christmas -concert at the Salvation
Army citadel on Friday, December 21.
Admisition 15c.
There will be another Kew) party at
MacKay Hall next Wednesday evening.
You vetft-tre weleemase-44%--greet tea.
The aU the hoine
of Mrs J. A. Colborne, 8t. Patrick's
tirtotrap000, D....was-
her 13, at 8 teektek.
Thu Sunday school of Knox Pre
teller/an church will hold a Christina
concert In the Suede: school room o
Weelneeday evening, December 19th.
The Baptist church Christmas con-
cert will be held in the basement of
the church on Thursday evening, De -
tem ier 20. .4 good program is being
repttred. &MbOar .welcome.
Oh4Pefitlar,w,-/Wk•ealtiOr 'fifY1,1*.siffer
tea will be held from 3 to o'clock at
the parsonage of North street United
eburch, under the simple" of tbe W.M.
13: Thii-Piaceeds will he rti---a-raor •
Sower fund.
Don't forget that a lasy liver can be
made active with PARKE'S LIV-
ERTON'E, the old reliable compound
that corrects constipation. Moos-
ness, and headaches CAMP
DRUG STORE, Phone 90. -
At the height of a severe wind storm
on Monday' night a large section of ths
loose rock on top of the jail wall was
tumbled into the yard below The
dislodged rock leaves a gap on the
northwest wall about eight feet long
Under tbe suepleee of the Victoria
Home and School Club, a three -act
comedy. "George In a Jam," will be
glren by Clinton; talent in the lecture
room of Kno; church on Thursday
Teeing, December 13th Admiardon 25c.
The public Is invited to attend at
he commencement exereises of Vig-
or's school, to be held on Friday even.
ng, December 14t3, In the auditorium
of North street United church. An
additionalleeture of the program will
be the presentation of certificates for
re -Neville awarded by the Royal Flu -
ane Soelety. In order to defray ste-
rn expenses. a silver colleetion will
taken at the door
80U/4
bletIA1312-At Alexandra hosmital, on
Thursday, December eth, to Mr. and
Mrs. ()barite' 'McCabe, An/lessee
etreet, Ooderich, a daughter.
DIED
TAYL011.-On Friday, November 30,
1984, at the home of her son in-law,
A. A. Barnes, 153 lilensionwynere
' road, Toronto, Mary Bell, widow of
the late Arektbaid Taylor, aged 87
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CHASTENED ACCOUNT4N,'T
t W. MONTEITH,
8- J-
. Chartered Accountant
▪ 2tel Ontario Street, Stratford, Ont.
1510 Star Building, Toronto, Ont.
CARD OF THANKS
URS. JOSEP'H IRWIN AND TAM-
= ILY wiskeo
linpVecarlini
attended to them, by their many
friends, at the time of their recent
bereavement. They thank also those
-Who sent flowers and who Togaid ears
for the funeral. -
Auburn, December 3.
TO THE ELECTORS OF GODERIC21
a TOWNSHIP.
Tidies sad Cloatlomea:
• I wishba_thank slaamals all who so
• generously supported me at the re-
• cent election, and I will endeavor at
e all times to'do my beet to further the
• luterests of tbe township.
WILMOT HAACKE.
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day. We
. r. We hope he will be with us to '1*
icelebrate many other oreaslons similar ;
to this one,
1 The men of Knox Presbyterian
church held a wood bee at the home of
Mr John Wilson for part of their sup-
ply of w0•0 for the winter.
NORTH EL SUNDAY SCHOOL
The annual meeting of the Sunday
school °Memo and teachers of North
street United chureh was held on 'Mon-
day evening in the church parlor. Sev-
eral edition eels t ng to the work of the
school were discussed under the lead-
ership of tie mperintendent, Mr. C. E.
Robertawa; then Rev. W. P. Lane took
the elm* for -the election of era.
Mr Riesition was re-elected, aunt-
asously, to the 'tbee of saperialsolisat
Prank Kershaw was shaft as•
alstaut sgrot Ittodoo,
Tebbntt sacs of seer•-
tstr, which 1411111110114 aeeeptably r.
many yea re. 41fis realgrratioa basis*
leen regretfully accepted lir Ea
Westbrook was Made seeretary in his
Place. Mr. Geseus Johnston was
*Ivied tree.eler and Miss A. R. Ait-
ken primary superintendeat. The
wis-ionary work of the school was
placed In , huge of a committee con-
sisting of Mr. J. Snide*, Mr. E. Feld -
ham and Mr. Ralph Henderson and Mr.
W. Here was elected as temperance
superintendent. •
Arrangements were, completed for
the annual Christmas concert end the
White Gift service which is now an
annual feature of the school. -
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The Goderich branch of the Canadian
Login hell the first smoker of the
winter season on Monday night, in the
armories on Hamilton street. There ,
was a fairly good turnout of veterans.;
A few p1:1 od cards, while others eat
around swandag stories or singing old ,
songs. E. i Robertson and Jos. Jack
were high men at "500" and Ernest i
&truss tallied the highest euchre
-scum- .1. heeily lunch ws eerved
thlidesairataaeof Om entertainment com-
-ibe-supagrialon of Bert Ward
mittee, after whet a abort program
was hetd. 13. A. Munn presided at the
piano for a number of vocal and guitar
elections by Wm. Grindrod and E. Se-
' 'ruse respeetively, and countless rollick-
ing wartime songs by all present.
1 D. E. Campbell, sone represents- °
live, gare a short address on the ob-
Jeets, alms and work of the Legion. c
J. W. Ifacticer, president of the lo-
cal branch of the Legion, occupied the
ehaie on Monday night, and announeed a
that this (Thursday) evening nomina-
tions for the BM exerutlee wIll ire Ir
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D. F Campbell, Bert Ward, Chas. In
Harker and A. H. Jane, of Goderich.
mei II. S. Denier, sone secretary, of
Clinton, attendee a bratieb *Pont of
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PREEIA14111NT WAWA-filmes:yrs/48
SPECIAL
3.30 Waves $2.75
$ 5.00 Waves
11000 Tulip Oil Wares $8.73
110.00 Eugene Wares $7.36
Pod Curia Ile mad 25. curl
OODEJLICH BEAUTY SHOPPE
Phone 555W West Street
TILNDERS WANTED
'OR SALE. -RE MARSHALL JACK
a LIN of Teeswater, Authorised As-
signor.
TkP;D/ORS will be received by the
undersigned trustee up to noon on Sat-
o ay, December lath, 1934, for the
purchase of the stocit-Ind-e---1W-
fixtures of the furniture and undertak-
ing business of said Maraba11 Jacklln
In the village of Teeswater;Ontarie.
Further particulars and appointment
for inspection of the property to be
'pie cation to J.
W. st'SitrIELD, Solicitor, Wingharn,
or to the trustee.
Highest or any tender not necessar-
Ile serepted
TERMS: Marked cheque for ten
per cent to accompany each tender. ,
Balance to be paid on acceptance of
offer.
C. O. MIDDLETON,
Court House,
Goderieb.
SEARCH Eon WOUNDED DEER Deealb.r 5("' 1934 -
Provincial Constable P. E. McCor,
game warden, spent a day and a half
on au errand of mercy on Ifooday and
Teesday of tine week. eearc„laing the
dies of West Witwaoosh for a deer
hat WAR reported wounded. The search
the wounded animal was fruitless,
-*anther was &mad dead near
tut by th•ollicer. It had been dead
t bag to be of any um.
sold 01*y
KNOX LADIES' AII)
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society of Knox church
was held last Friday afternoon. There
was a goodly attendance of members.
In the absence of the president, Mrs.
A. D. McLean, the chair was occupied
by Mrs. H. C. Dunlop, first vice-presi-
dent, who also conducted the dero..
throat exercises, in winch Mrs. A. Ilig-
gineon read the Scripture lesson and
Mrs. J. 1). Wilson led in prayer. Group
No. 4, of which Mrs. GirrIn Young is
the convenor, then took charge ot the
program and a very entertaining per-
iod was enjoyed by the members. Mrs
Girvin Young and Mrs. Snyder we
heard to much advantage in a pia
duet, while Master Robert Bisset ga
much promise of a coming musician
a well-reedered violin solo. Miss Dor
()thy Greene and Elsa Margaret Ba
nett gave a vocal duet which was mue
enjoyed. Mach of these musical num.
bees was heartily encored, with re.
spouses by the different artists. A
season of hymn singing led by Mrs,
(Rev,) D. J. Lane at the piano brut' Id
iillnueieloygtdreneethmeto *elem.
JUNIOR HOCKEY
Teens to Be Entered In Walken On.
tart* stasoelation
Goderleh's junior hockey club got
oder way on Tuesday night with a
meeting held in the town hall. The
tub will enter the Western Ontario
Hockey Association with a suggested
group composed of Clinton, Seaforth
nd Mitchell. Joining the 0.11.4.
•aa unanimously overruled when It
as pointed out that the group win-
er would probably bump richt Into
tratford or noun,. such team and Im
edistely die a sudden death.
A. letter received by E. R. Wlgle
from A. D. Sutherland, Seaforth, pre-
sident of the Association, was read by
Arthur Dowker, acting
eeting. The letter stated that a
nstitution is being printed and W111
forwarded to the clubs In the lesigtle•
The new leer* Is to eneourage and
romote hockey In email towns. With
regard to "imports," they may be trai-
n from places having no standard
nk by the nearest town 10 the league.
A danee and draw will he conducted
ortly by the club, which is sponsored
the Marine Club, to rake 010057
r a large amount of equipment that
necessary this year.
The following executive will guide
e Juniors through the 1934-115 see-
n: Hnn. president, Capt. R. Mortl-
n, representing the Mdrine Cleb;
e.ident, Judge T. M. Ooetello; viee-
esident, E. It. ; secretary, Ar-
ur lsowker; tireannrer, Neil Meltay;
anager. M. N. MacDonald; coed),
orman Wark.
An attempt will be made to have the
dressing mom at the rink enlarged to
comply with the needs of tbs. Club.
Arthur Doak mu chairman of Ilk
meeting.
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no ' AUCTION SALE
VA
In AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE TURN-
- niEttliSGS AND EFFECTS.
r -
h We are Instructed by Mr. Blake
Cheer to sell by public auction at his
home, Nolicon /greet, GoderIch, on
SATURDAY, IMX:EMBER 8th
commeneing at 1.30 sharp, a lot of
raltdne three-piece mahogany paAir
*manes furniture including;
mike; one mahogany table; one der
miselon tael.t; five large rocking chairs
with leather seats; one small oak rock -
Ing chair; two small oak tables; one
davenport; cue mission oak dining
room suite; One reed table lamp; one
oak hall null; one large oak dresser;
one brass bed; two small chairs; two
pair green damask drapes; several
large rugs: one eongoleum rug; one
electric sweeper; one kitchen table;
pictures and numerous other articles
TERM8-4.1mb.
T. GUNI)ItY & SON, Auctioneers
FOR SALE OR KENT
R MALE. -A QUEBEC RANGE IN
good condition. Also Quebec heat-
er. Apply at 73 East street.
yo RIENT.--eA MODERN-EQU/PPED
lasniess,---ts:jeteitile-W-Pissittelli
St. Aad struts; alio a doable
arose- I to t I. W.
CRAB:71E4 ALEX. 0, Wit. No,
5, Cloned •
rOR SALE----011/11AP FARM NEAR
Dungannon. 100 acres. Good To-
eered *dory dwelling holm, (wea-
ned, bank barns, good stabling. About
(10 acres laud nearly' cleared, good con-
dition, no hills, undulating surface.
bout 40 acre+ well timbered, elm,
poplar. etc. Near Itchool. Good neighbo-
r ood. Handy to market, 'shout
twelve mile% from Ooderich. Prier
$1000. Early terms. gee J. W. AMU!
STROM'. Real Estate Agent, Box 80,1
gees, Elgin Asa
(Indere+, Ontario, "LIMN. ilia Ben-
PUBLIC NOTICE
PMVSautoo halves arc Thou/mods
LAR. -.-180T11 ORICI88 CORN
found sure relief. Sold by CAMP-
Bk7I•L'13 DRUG ATOM!).
Fjoncx-A8 I AM GIVING UP MT
tleore on the Square, this Is to nod
all those who have film work on order
with me mutt call for same on or be-
fore December 27th, after which date
1 will nut bold myself responalble tot
Mime
M. BURKHOLDER.
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having any claim against the
estate of William Noble Johnston, late
of the township of Anitield, in the
county of eluron. retired farmer, who
died on or about the twenty-fourth day
9C-NhiragAtlFoe44/--.004-tiloillud aszas
to the undersigned on or before the)
fifteenth day of December, as on and
after (bit date the eeecutor berets
will proceed to make distribution of
the said estate, hiving regard only to
the claims then flied.
Dated at Ooderich this twenty eighth
day of November, A.D. 1934.
!LAU & HAYS, Goderkh, Ontario, So-
licitors for the Executor herein.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
None* hereby given to all persona
having any chile' against the estate
of William Henry Bropbey, late of the
town of Gooerlch in the county of
Huron, undertaker, to send same. to
the under-igned on or before December
15tb, as un and atter that date the
executrix Uerein will. proceed to mak*
dietribution of the said estate, baring
regard on' to the claims of winch she
then haa twice.
And further take notice that any per-
sons °wine Any account' to the estate
of the said Brophey, or Bro.
phey Bro.., up to November 7th, win
tea es,ra• a4 the °Mee of Heys &
DAM Godencb. on or before Decem-
ber 13th. In order to wind up the
estate of Vie asid late William Bro.
PheY.
Dated at Gederich this 30th day of
Nov mbe
HAYS A HAYS, Goderich, Ontario, So-
licitore for the gale Executrix.
AUCTIONIMILING
THOMAS OUNDRY. GODERICEL
a LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119
es attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give Benefaction.
Fanners' sale Doke discounted.
MEDICAL
flR T. .1. R. rousTins, ISM MX
ar NOSE., THROAT..
Leto House Bargees "Mew York
Ophthalmic and Aural gee.
natant at Mooredeld Beitganti -
and Oottles Square Throat
---
as Waterloo Strut 8., Ittratesal.
Telephone 267.
At Hotel Bedford. Goderieh. from
7 ph. on tbe evening of the third
Wednesday of each month Bata the
Dell day. Thursday, at 1 p.m,
IDRUGLESS PILI,CTITIONEU
CII/ROPIIACT'OR AND DRUGLESS
THERAPIST
Goderich. Phone 341
Equlpped with electro-magnetio
3. 13.. Electronic electrk treatment'
*041 prac Chronte, organic
Thi nervous dlseasest. Lady to at-
tendanee. Office hour* 2 to 5 and T
to p.m. on Tuesday, Friday and Kat-
; noisy, and On Wednesday 10 to 12
1 a.m. and 7 to p.m., or ronsultatioa
may be had by appointment
A. N. ATKINSON
Restidenee and offiee--Corner of
Routh str.et and Britannia road.
the legion at Exeter on Fridaf.
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LIONS CLUB
Santa Claus Food
L. Knot
Thos. Murphy
F'. WoolliromblIr
1)r. WA rdlaw Taylor
Mrs. W. L. Norton
(has. ............ .. . ... 100
Ales. Smith I 00
Marry Griffin 1 00
Geo. Buchanan 1 00
Dr. .1. A. Graham 2 00
Dr • 11. R Ilia 1 00
Jae.lts1tsnty, m.pp. 7 00
185 00
Downier's 'may mailecleati•gbened
to any member of tha emeadtme-
Nploon 11111, Rebt. Johnston and Harry
Faiwer41a. wk. will also approriat*.the
names of any weedy eltildrew
"DM mop ow -no to iteopee- sheam
of a thing like faleh--beranne we do
not know bow It worke"- Mir Wil-
fred Grentelt
WANTED
FOR GENERAL
vw housework. Apply BOX 2d, 1510-
Nsp OFFICE,
MMAN WANTED FOR RAWLEIGH
route of 5100 familial. Write imme-
diately. RAWLEIGM, Dept. C14.20 -
SA, Montreal, Canada.
FARM WA NTD. -EX PERI ENCED
a farmer, with stock, Implements and
good clean' seed grain, wants 100 aeree
or more to rent or work on shares. Fee
partieulars apply at onee to BOX 3,
GODERIGH SIGNAL.
VIANT161).- --FOR THE TOWN or
Tly Goderieh Welfare Board -relief
officer and investigator. Salary 115
per week
Applications to be limited, to the
Secretary of the Welfare Board not
Tatar tbra (PIPtia.elt-Tasedarmetter
IT, Het
0.0. HUNIVER, A.111:00INEON,
Cbairmen.
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LEGAL
DUDLEY E. HOLMES,
Barrister, Etc.
(Mike -Court House, OodertrAz.
Telephone _
UOLASS. NAIRN,
Barrister and Solicitor
°Mee -Hamilton Street, Godrib.
Telephone 512.
F. R. DARROW, BARRISTER, ETC.
Successor to J. L Killoran
Ofike-The Square, Goderich.
Telephone 97.
f*RANK DONNELLY, B
Barristr, Solicitor, Etc.
Oflice-Hamilton Street, Goderich,
Telephone 2112.
Il
AYS & HAYS,
Barristers and Solicitors
R. C. Hays, K.C., and R. C. Hays, BA-
Office--Harnilton Street, Godench.
Telephone 38.
ERNET
R M. LEE,
Borleter and Solicitor
Sun Life Building, Adelaide and
torla Streets, Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 5801.
INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC.
ageKILLOP MUTUAL Irmo INS1:R-
ASC13 CO -Farm and Isolated
town property Ins:tired.
Officers -Alex. Broadfoot, Preident,
Fiesforth; James Connliy, VieePre,
Goderieh PG.; Merton A. Reid, Sea -
forth, Sec.-Treae., Seaforth PO.
Directore--A, Broedfoot, 11.11. No. 3,
Seaforth; James /Tholdire, Walton;
Wm. Knox, Londemboro; Robert Tr-
ris, Myth; Geo. Leonhardt, Bornholm,
R.R. 1; John Pepe, lirucefield; Thos.
Moylen, Seaforth, R.R. 5; Win. R.
Arehibald, Resforth, RR. 4; Jamas
Connolly, Goderih.
Agent's -W. J. Teo, R.R. No. A, Clin-
ton; James Watt, Birth; Finley Ife
Mechem, fleatorth; John Energy, Res -
forth; Mex. Ir. Hewitt, KInesrdtne.
Policyholders ran make all payment@
aSsI get their rattle Iserelpted at the
Royal Dank, 011nIme; Oarsla Oates
armory, Kingstots street. Ooderteb, er
J. IT. Reld's General Store. 13575e18.
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