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THE SIGNAL
Building and General
Contracting
-Repair. and Remodelling -
Wort Guaranteed Satisfactory
PRIO198 RIGHT
John Jeffrey
Warren garnet, Maw 177w.
Sanitary Meat
- Market
-specials Saturday Only --
FRESH KILLED LAMB
Legs 17o
Loin Roast 15c
Shoulder Roast
Breast to Stew 9c
Lamb Ohops 19c
Ring Bologna 2 lb.. 25c
Pure Lard 2 lbs. 25c
121/2c
-THOS. LEGG-
Phone 485 Hamilton Street
"I think vision is one thing that is
sadly needed In American pullti s.' -
Upton Sinclair.
HORSES.
We have nine good young
Work Horses
Bound and well broken.
FOR SALE at the
Ling Edward H tel Stahl a
GOD/CRIMH
All Horses are ready to go right
into hard work
T. DRY dt BOP.
Aeedemata
BRIEFS
The Central Home and School Club
will hold a home-made baking *ale la
Mr. C. M. Robertson's *tore on Satur-
day, April 13.
TheWoman'* Association of North
street United church will hold Its an-
nual dingier on Tuesday, April lR from,
5.30 to 8 p.m.
The Ladles' Aid of the Rapt
ehureb will bold a bake sale in Orlff
grocery store on Saturday, April
from 2 to 8 p.m.
Come to the wale of borne -baking a
country produce at McLean Brea
store, on Square, Saturday, April t
from 2 to 5 p.m. In aid of Oodericl
Township Hospital Auxiliary.
"Here Comes Charlie," a comedy
drama. will be pretreated by the yours_
people of Grace church, Porter's Hill,
la the church op Friday, April 12. at
d
p.a. Ad ilati-sidt exp j
8PPc1ALS=PERMANENT WAVING
Starting April 8th at theSMITEOODERICH BEAUTY SMITE
18 West street
We are now equipped to give you
the very beat service available un this
outstanding, well-known Eugene per-
manent wave, best known by Its beau-
tiful, lasting, soft waves and super-
' natural curly ends.
j We offer you these regular il0 Per-
i manent Waves. Including two free oil
treatment* and two [lager waves, as
a special introduction at only $ .be.
Natural 011 Wave $&3O
Artistic 011 Wave 93.50Gloc•u 011 Wave
For appointment phone 555w.
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BLYTH
MYTH, April 11. --Mrs. Sinctalr of
Brlgden Is a visitor at the home of
her slater, Mrs. Wm. Logan.
air. Wm. Watson, who was In Tor-
onto over the week end, became 111 and
had to be driven home. He la still
f
conued to his bed.
Pleura. K Pollard, W. Morritt and
Dennis llallabau were In Sarnia on
Tuesday and brought home a new trac-
tor for 'Jellaba'sBros. ..
Mesdames W. Cockerlhne. J. Rkh-
nd awed and W. Logan rts
Wingham on Monday.
IFOR .RENT OR SALE
Redford Itesidens.-Cabserg St.
HAMILTON STREET
INSURANCE
TOWN OF GODERICH
All on-ners end occupiers cd
prernicsee are hereby notified that
all garbage. rte., tined be re -
%moved from tbeir premises by
Amshiteot Sanitary Impeder.
BA YFIELD
HAYFIELD, April 3. -Mr. aud Mrs.
E. A. Saucier and son Bobble aud Miss
Ruble fisher of Kitchener were guests
of Mrs. F. A, Edwards on Sunday. Mies
I?Joy Edwards returned with ttoeni for
the %seek.
r After speeding a couple of weeks
with tier daughters at Toronto and
Elmvale Mos. George King returned
home last Friday, Mr. and Mts. Ra-
le/lie bringing her by auto and return-
ing Monday
1Friday, bringing Mrs. Woods, who
Mrs. Lewis of Toronto motored here
Wel sputa. a week he Toronto. Mr&
Lewle, aCCOMpenled by Miss Jean
Wcoods, returned on 'Tuesday.
John Sturgeon Is visiting friends
in Stratford.
Harold Scotehmer of the 0.A.C„
Guelph, was home for the weekend.
Iffec Anna Woods and Miss Mary
Moorehouse were Vests of Klee
Building operations have begun in
this neighborhood. Rev. James Parke
hc having eoneiderahle improvement
made to hie home near Bayfield.
George a nd William Weston have
charge of the cement work and (Merles
and Percy Weston of the carpenter
work.
The fishermen are etarting opera-
tions (Me week, much earlier than last
Under -44K' ef the Young
People's Department of SI Andrew's
rutted church, members of the Young
People's Society of the United (+arch,
Hrucefield, put on the three -act play,
'No Account David," Friday evening
last in the town hall before a small
crowd. Music between tbe acts was
'then by Hee. R. M. Gale, Miss Gladys
Gale, Mrs Thomas, George Little, Miss
Reotehmer and Harold Scotchmer.
MILK":"ZRA. TED rbeia 25'
AMMONIA
PINEAPPLE
CUBES -7,-
2 tr 25'
otrodordereeeeesein
POWDER
GOOD
QUALITY
11)
Ma 3 nes
3 Tins 27c
LOBSTER mg,
CATSUP "Lk= imth
FLAKES COFFEE
2 Small
Pkgs. 1-1b. Tim
15c 39c s
KRAFT
MAGIC
MIRACLE
WHIP
Prices effective
April 4th to 10th
inclusive
Mew
fx-
pkg. sc
HEINZ
BEANS
OR
, SPAGHETTI
it` 10c
DILL PICKLES tin 1111G
Ws TIE 31c
2 fce 23`
CUBES
wage' Tin 1 -Cube Tin
25c 10c
21`
28c
POWDER
eltIFFETS - pkg. IMO
BON AWL Cake or Powder - a toe 250
ARMES
orglaraTmis
Mew Lowe 1.1b. Tin
Cash and Carry Price
CHICKEN HADDIE . tin 14*
"PICNIC' PICKLES - 211-oe. bot. age
FCRISCMH ED 2 Tins 25C
-otos' °Krier..tle
ace
GODERICH, ONT.
TO BANQUET CLINTON COLTS I
The Clinton Celts are to be ten -
of the Business ASSOCillt1011 of
the town. In reeogaition of their splen-
did reeord la tit* hockey Sell*J11 just
e°1witaded• APril 17 ia the „date set
for the affair.
GAUD Of THAMES
W. J. WITMER& TARIM THIS OP-
PORTUNITY express his slat
core thank* and gratitude to thug
who assisted duriag the ulnae. and
stobeequent death of his wife. Lie also
wishes to thank Hese who sent floral
tribute* and thooe wbo loaned care
for the funeral.
aOIDICAL
RAmuNToN AT sTRATroup DR. T. J. R. FORSTER, EYE, EAR,
ton Club, who took part in an invita-
tion tournament with Listowel against
Stratford la tut eity on Saturday
afternoon, did not fare so we% Only
t ree games were won by the G.B.C.
players,. In the sou's doubles 1). R.
Mike and AL 0, Beacom won two
games, and 42 the mixed doubles Miss
Grace Wataon eat St. -.11. Nairn well
The Godertch team was as follows:
lira W. W. Martin. Mrs. E. C. Bea-
com, Mrs 31. C. Williams, Miss Grace
Watson. MIMI Margaret Wateou, Mlles
Phyllis Grunick and Messrs. P. F.
C. Mineola, W. McCheaney aed 11.
Young
BRIDGIC TODillfin AT LONDON
Association game at London on Fel-
d*/ night last, a team of fours from
the Goderich Bridge Club gave a very
creditable account of thetuselvea. The
team, Messrs. 1'. F. Carey. T. R. Pat-
nuished sixth among nine teams, most-
ly from large Western Ontario cities.
The Goderich tutu won eleven stud
a -half matches, Ave matehes behind the
leading Londou Hunt Club team
Messrs. Bescom and Taylor played
xceptionally well, leading In the East
end Wen palr play with a total of .511
Mesons. Carey and l'atterson were Bi
sixth in North and South pair play
with a total of .488.
Teams were present from Goderich.
London (2), Woodstoek (2o, Kitchen-
er, Tillsonburg, Hamilton" and Water -
NOSE, TUROAT.
'latent at' Moorefield Eye Hospital
Late House Surgeon New York
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, es
and Golden Square Throat Hospital,
53 Waterloo Street S., Stretford.
Telephone 287.
At Hotel Bedford. Goderkb from.
p.m. oe the evening of the third
Wednesday of *sob ineeth *Mil Use
next day. Thursday, at 1 pat.
DRUGLESS PRACTTTIONER
THERAPIST
Goderich, Phase 541
Equipped with electro-magnetie
bathe. Electronic electric treatmeata
and chiropractic. Cbronk, organic'
apd nervous disease.. Lady la at -
to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Friday and Sat-
urday, and on Wednesday 10 to 12
a.m. and 7 to 8 p.m., or consultation
may be had by appointment
A. N. ATKINSON
Residence and ollice-C,orner et
South street and Britannia road.
PUBLIC NOTICE
MRS. FOOT TROUBLE ANID MIS-
= ERY left town since Cress Corn
nd Bunton Salves are sold by CAMP -
ELL'S DRUG STORE.
WELL-KNOWN PIANO MANUFAC- 12.
" TUBER has a few used Pianos u
with small balances (on. only Baby gr
Reasonable terms. Apply
AUDITOR, Box 14, The Signal.
MODELLED and upholstered. Cain
paired and re-covered. Estimates
free. GEORGE McKAY, 88 St. Da -
a 38.50 Regular $10 for 37,50. All
work guaranteed and done by Jean
Smith (trice of Stratford, at British Ex-
10th- Make 10901-ntinenta early with
Mr. Match.
STRATTOILD WINS AGAIN
Playing a return tourney wilt
Stratford piayers at the Goderich Bad-
minton Club On Wednesday night, the
local players again took the small end
of the scoring. toeing to the visitors by
a score of 18-8. The Stratford player.
doubled in points over Goderich le
each of the three sets of double.
games, but there erre mese "close
scorns
The mese remelted as Om&
erk rat:
Weed Doubles '
1'. Gramokit and M Watson es. Miss
Adamson and Miss Setter, 11-8, 11 -8 -
Mrs. E. C. Beacom and G. Watson
va. Mrs. Kaetner and Miss Reid, 8-11.
1-11.
Mrs. C. Williams and Miss K
Williams vs. Mee Nethercott and Miss
*We Douldee
C. K. Naftel did P. Career vs. Ma-
son aed sr,
Netheecott 1.14, 11-10.
and 'McNair,
1
Mime P. Gra d IP. Ciarey
vs. Miss Adam Mr. 010111114
9-11, 7-11.
Miss M Watego and C. .K. Naftet
vs. Mies Salter Mr. Nichols, 11-9,
Miss G. Watsonmid D. R. Nairn ye
Mrs. Keetner ada Mr. Mason, 11-8,
11-7.
Miss E. Williamos asd H. Watson
vs. Miss limber and Mr. Crehan, 9-11,
hint. H. C. Williams and H. Young
va. Miss Reed and Mr. McNair, 8-11,
0-11.
and Mrs. Nethercott, 1.11, 7-11.
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AT ME HARBOR
The str. leaskadoc now is being out-
fitted for tbe condng season and the
etre. J. B. Foote aod Wm. fichupp have
had their after -crews aboard over a
week noW. - The freighter Superior
also Is being put in readiness. having
renewed a contract with !be Gotiorkh
gait Company to ship salt to Georgian
Bay and hake Superior.
CHARGED inirn
Erie II. Johna, of Bayfield, conduc-
tor of a bond lozolness and ex-menager
of the StIrling-Standard-Commerce
branch bank which closed its doors
two years ago, was arrested ou Wed-
needay. (barged with the theft of
BUMS amounting to 35,100. The
amount comprised moneys that bad
been entrusted to him and that, it
alleged, he had converted to ble own
In a slued statement made on Wed-
nesday, Johns states that In 1932 be
enteredinto a land deal with one An-
drew M. Moffatt, regimental brother -
using client,' money. lie took tbe
catch of new elients to pay off the
othera and toetarne demi! involver,.
finally giving oilmen up.
last two years They •re that he did
steal 31,800 tram John Tippett, $1,000
from Isaac Erratt, $1,000 from J. 7'.
Stephentoon, 15410 from Miu M. R.
Rnowden, $,106 front /whit Stepheneon
3.100 frOth SalIZOld Cleave
DIED
MiTCIIIELL.-- to Goderich, on Thurs-
day. Nfitreh 24. Jessie Adis, Wileont
wife (if Witham MItehell, in ber
37th year.
YOITNG.-in Ooderich, on Monday,
April let, William Yonne. beloved
husband of Jennie Carruthers. In hie
Reed year.
WANTED
day. RAWbratoM. Dept. 111,111111A•
j. W. MONTEITH.
()ha rioted Accouatant
ES Ontario Street, Stratford. Oat
1510 Star Building. Toronto. OW -
JOHN W. HARPER AND COMPANT.
Chartered Accountants.
320 Bay St., Toronto,
AUCTION BALMS
wirARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS.
concession 9, KID., AahAeld, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 9La
atilltePreee.a. rve on anything a.• tarn, la
SIVOUNDRY ION. Auctioneers
AUCTION KALE OT FARM STOCK
asht,ND OTHER EQUIPMENT.
Mrs. Tremblay will sell at her farm,
8. W. 5. lot 10, concession 2, eahtield,
THUR8DAY, APRIL 11th,
commencing at 1.30 o'clock, the
One brood mare, general purpose,
due to foal June and, quiet and good
worker in every way; one Durham
cow, freshened March 27th; one red
cow, three years old, good milker,
freshened in February and 'opposed to
be in calf; 0110 Durham heifer, com-
ing two years in Jone and supposed
to freahen in November; one roan
yearling heifer ; one yearling steer; one
purebred York sow, had last litter In
January ; two purebred Toulouse geese
with gander; two Mamin.th Bronxe
turkeys with gobbler ; two purebred Pe-
kin ducks with drake; lIftMrraed-to-
ley Young bens, Leghorn. a "Dia
Rocks, with Rock cockerel; miscel-
laneous -Ode 300 -egg bot water bleu -
tor, Mayflower; OW 60 -egg capacity
ot air incubator. Acme; oue cabled
afonola with records; one chest of
dra s, our drawers; one kItchen
lounge; glees churn; large -she clothes-
horse; milk palls and crocks; frett
sealers; fifty new map pane, ten quite.,
with spites; one giarlor Imp: forks ;
shovels; grain sacks; new oak barrel,
45 gallons capacity; a number of bee-
hives; two chicken crates; email col-
ony house 8% z 5 ft.; • quantity of
wed oats. New Baldwin, and many
other article* too numerous to mention.
Owing to Mrs. Tremblay's 111-healUi
there will be no reserve, as she is giv-
ing up farming.
MOS. GUMMY & sort Aieuswert
CXEOUTORS' CLEARING SALE 01'
86THIREE FARMS, IMPLEMENTS
AND EFFECTS
Of the Estate of the late W.
/gurney. at Ills late residence, Brit*
nta road, GoderIch, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 6th,
COMmencing at 150 o'clocir sharp.
iron SALM OR RENT
elfin) OATS TOR SALIL-APPLY TO
232.
n.a.mu ou LOOSE HAY TOR RALE
110-W11. J. CHISHOLM, R.R. God-
tral. Apply
T.
a- INIILWANCG. LOANS. ITC.
Atileinfil"PCR 00. -Pares awl Whom@
muTtrALL
2., town property hassred
Goderich P.O.; atones A. Reid. 111.2 -
Directors -A. Breadfoot. A.R. Es &
Wm. Knox, Loedesboro; AlexamIgy
hardt, Bornholm. R.R. 1; Joke Pena.
RE. 4; James Connolly. Goderkes.
Agents -W..7. Yea, R.R. No. a. Clio.
ton; James Watt, Birth; /lady lie-
Esehern, **forth; John Murray. @Go -
Policy -bottlers ean make all earessede
sod eet their cards rwelpted at Se
Royal Bank. Clinton; Odds OUT.
Grocery. Kingston street. °oda**
J. 11. Reld's General Store, &gash/
Pared Ns 1 -Lot 2. concession
'tell tawniest@ Mee Water nip
irorty aerie. Just at town Rai
Pared Ne. 2 --Lot 9, cooceadon
rict township (Blue Water Hi
). Elibty-foor acres.
Parcel Ns I -Part Block "C." town
of Colborne. 102 acres
1.1 these properties are quite cl
Groderich and can be inspected
time previous to sale.
The impleineots and effects consist
gone
wa
way
ship
to
any
El
one
VOR SAL.10.--A BOY'S RIOYCLE
good condition. Price e15. Apply
to GEORGE DOWKIDR, Neleon street.
Ar..raLrA REED TOR SALK-GOV•
aarRNMENT trade No. 1. W. L.
YOUNG, 5, Goderich, Ont. Pisan
2028 barlow.
windows, maple Sooting, sheeting,
a corner Elgin avenue and Vktoria
street. Must be sold to close estate.
INN. particulars call at house at any
TO RENT. --TWO-STORY, RIGHT-
S ROOM bourse on Keays street. All
eonventences. Garage. Henhouse.
Large garden with fruit treas. Apply
to JOHN DUOTOW, RM. 1, Port Al-
ik=eglding variety. Price two and
a -half cents per potind. B. R. hatch-
ing eggs from Government -Inspected
D. C. GALBRAITFI, Bayeeld.
}"DRENCE on Palmerston street of
SALE OR RENT. -Tris RE81.
the late Ranee! Reid, including beau-
tiful roee garden, double garage and
chicken house. For particulars ap-
ply to LORNE B. REID, Ripley, Ont.
hatching eggs from high prodncing
S.C.W. Leghorn's. All pens headed
with R.OP. cockerels whose dams have
records op to 200 eggs. Get onr price
Ilst before you buy. E. R. PEAORET,
Hoz 201. Ooderick Phone 579
Frets. Test thirty-nine pounds
SALM-IMPROVED BANNER
per bushel. Good clean lead. Also
yellow sweet clover seed; aed a clean-
tity of yellow sweet clover hay and bar-
ley straw for sale. MURRAY Me -
000 r 24, Clinton central.
CAME FIALE.-I HAVE TO OT -
I rim for sate 100 sive. of farm land
situated in the Township of Aahlleid,
pook Immediate posepardon. Owner
might contaidor good tenant. Large
sensate newly seeded, estimable gravel
demerit. Never tailing rennin( water.
lf interested communicate with T. T.
EURPHT. Goderich. Ont. Phone 1146.
IN OP'PORTtINTTIf TOR POMMY
nIfleN --Poultry tarns for sale ea
the Rine Water ilighwitY clue te
ttweiling hone*, fall tossemont nude,
dwelling. garage, poultry houses. roes
for 500 harem Ales lerebeters, eee
240verg. •nd two 400 each. I'm mil
separately or as a got., roarer.
Read. Godetich. On
ERR W. A. ORirDtAt. itedleId
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Easter
GIFTS
Easter Cards and
Cards for all
occasions
Cole's Book Store
a LIVE IITte3K AND GENERAL
AUCTIONEER
Telepbone No. 119
Sales attended to anywhere aod every
effort made to give satisfaction.
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
LEGAL
barrister, Ete.
52.
DOUGLAS R. NAIRN,
Barrister and Solicitor
Ogee -Hamilton Street, Goderick
Telepbone
Succeseor to J. L. Killoraa
1111_8101 VP,
Bartrister, Solicitor, De.
Telephone 242.
Barristers sad Solicitors
Telapidne
!torrid*? aad Solicitor
Sun Life Bulldleg. Adelaide aid Vie-
toria Streets. Toronto 2.
Teleptione Elgin 500L
ta
Odle
at
even ewes; foorteen lambs and
ram; one grain binder; one barrel
sprayer ; one seed drill; one team cul-
tivator ; one set disc harrows; oise set
drag harrows; one manure spreader;
one mower; hay rake; two walking
ploughs; one gang plough; two daf-
fier.; one wagon rack ; set of sleighs,
with platform; team wagon and rack ;
ear trailer; set single sleigh.;
cutter ; set of scale.; set of team har-
nese; set of single harness; grind-
stone; haylork, car and rope; ice
plough; two wheelbarrows; two Iron
grain scoops; ice tongs; chicken crates ;
dove; seven chkken houses; one Dodge
000pe, In fair condition; marble top
and other tables; rocking chairs; Jack-
et heater; kon bed and sprInp; bed -
7^00111 suite; pedestal mirror. bine:
sideboard; baby carriage; two Sower
stands; writing desk ; lamps; dresser;
sewine machine.
TERMS ON PARIIS--To be sold
subject to a reserve bid. Zen per cent
of purchase price to be paid at time
of sale; balanee In thirty days, or
arrangements may be meds with the
TERMS ON DEPLEMENTS and
ERA =FREI M JOHNSTON and
HAROLD G. EMERY, Executors.
WOOD
FOR SALE
The Town has a quantity
of good body hardwood
direct from the Town Brash
for &ale at 13.00 per single
Also a limited quantity of
good body hardwood at
AS.00 per full cord of four -
foot wood.
Orders left at the Town
Hall will be attended to.
Most he pet@ ter Were denvery
Town Clerk.
Save Money By Prepaying
AMOUNT
50.00
1935 Taxes
Taxpayers May Purchase Tax Pre-
payment Receipts for 1935 Taxes
at Favorable Discounts
ifttt. COST COST
- Aps41 se April 15 May I se IS
49.45 49.65
Prepayment Reeelpta mat be presented along with 1035 'Pat
Rills during the dna installment ported.
Rank interest is only 2 per cent. Pnrehase Prepayment Reeeipts
and have your mousey earning 5 par cent Interest June dideunte
will be allowed In addition.
NEIL R. MacKAY,
Tax Collector
E yell nave a US bill me II to meek by parshaelag a
Reesipa
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