HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1935-4-25, Page 8S-TAurday, April 251b, 1986.
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Clearing Auction Sale of
Household Furnishings,,
.�aseti►
- and Effects ---
We are -"n 'fttawY=`arse
auction, at the home, corner of Elgin Ave.
Street, Goderich, on
Saturday,April 27th
menail6t.at-2.30 p.m.
practically all the contents of the house. 14
Dining -room, Bedroom and Kitchen Furnishingli.. Rugs,
Carpets, Dishes and numerous other articles. . < M
There will be no reserve as the property has TAO sold,
TERMS CASH '
rope
_ THE SIGNAL
FALL FROM SALTPORD
BRIDGE, BUT UNHURT
• 1 own; Sammy Meshes Takeo a 33 -feet
Tunable tate the River
k:leveu-year-old Sammy Mahon la
" lucky to be alive today. Ou Tuesday
he tell thlrtyalve feet from the Salt -
ford bridge into one foot of Maitland
River water and sustained no more
me tike ba4 he fallen from the
-is-Ma lase-
t0l
T. GUNDRY & SON, Al toners
A NEW DEAL AT A NEW LOCATION!
STEDELBAUER'S GOOD
CARSLI
,
Inspect them et the ROUSE & BELL GARAGE, King,toE
and Vietoria streets, formerly the MaeEwan Chevrolet Sale;
One hundred people in Ooderich and vicinity huy USE
GARS from :ns each year. Get the Oar. yon w at t
i$b feu ought to pay
t
WE DEAL
d
ALBERT STEDELBAUER U1 CHARGE
only mark reealting from his breath-
taking experience is a bump on the
back of his head.
Sammy, who is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. Mahon. Angleeea street, bor- N'° street
rowed a little friend's bicycle and di- .1 church will hold
retied his path down the Sanforda "a lad tam" is the Sunday school
room on Saturday, April 27th. from
hill rued ul;. Tuet(da7._4l{tr1l [. As he j
approached the sharp turn to the
bridge, the bicycle hit a bump and
d into the guard rail, tossing
the young cyclist over the side of the j a special meeting and the member,.
bridge. Eye -witnesses nay he flipped are urged to lie present.
over in the air and landed flat on his gee the ppay, 'Str(tly iiuslnteats," to
bat k in the water. The river bottom be ��•� to tae tta'sh w(nt of Victoria
is fiat rock at that point. Sammy street United church. by the W.A., on
admits he saw a few stare, but he Thursday and Mrid;,c evenings, April
etood up In the knee-deep water, 35 and 98. Admi,riun, adults 25e,
cllmtwd the river bank• and walked children 15c.
nearly a mile to his home In his drip- Huron Lodge, No. (I, 1.00.F., will
Ing clothing. h hold their church puede nes( Sunday
evening to North street United church.
Members and vLltig:- brethren are
asked to meet at the bulge rooms at
6.80 o'clock.
• Mr. and Mrs. George Falconer, God-
erlctt to, athe e
ment of theirwnshipyoungnnouareer .laughter, Mangage-
r-
guerite Letitia, to' .nom's Frederick,
only son of Mr. Arch. Horton, Lake
Shore road, Colborne. the marriage to
take place early In May.
The annual display of daffodils ant
pyat; lntee. by metplwre jf tb Ooder-
k•h Horticultural R.s•kty wi'd, be seen
in The Star once windows on Friday
and Saturday, May 3 and 4. The
members are asked -to have their flow-
ers there early Friday morning
The annual meetin_ of the Women's
Institute will be held in MacKay Hall
on Thursday afternc.,n. May 2. The
roll call will be the payment of Gees.
The hostesses for the day will be Mes-
dames W. McKee. A Kyle, W. Pinder,
W. Cralgfe, Howrie and Sr. Burt.
or
GODERICH, ONT.
's.
The NarttW use will meet at
the bapital v May, May 3.
AhmeekI.O.D.E., will bold
a bridge pare a Park Haire o0
!)aturday, Apt(jttb. at 3 p.m. Ad-
mission Mk.
$umnup ttuty pie Leaf Chapter,
I.O.D.E., la Ma y Hall, May 3 and
4- Save Mt eestriouttoaa for this
event.
The regal*
Chapter, L0.D
public library
4 o'clock
The Ca
Syslillg of Ahmeek
tit be held at the
Ida), May 3rd, at
Tratnlug of
to 6 p.m.
The Wotnon'e Hoiprtir 4uxlllary
will meet at the public library on
Monday, May 8, et 4 p.m. This is
"I fell in the river off the bridge,"
was the usual reply to his parents'
questioning when he reached home.
He Was deeply concerned over the bi-
cycle, with Its bent front wheel and
forks. Ills parents took Sammy to a
doctor, but the medical man could find
nothing wrong with the hoy'a anatomy
inside or out. Iie joined some young-
sters at play on leaving the doctor's
office.
. Although the most hazardous of the
11nIDrr Mt -irate
of- his eaMer, it was
Samtny's most successful one, for
some time ago be fractured •n arm
In a five-foot fall, and he has suf-
fered severe sprains on two other oc-
casions
The boy was not anxious to talk
about his miraculous escape from
severe Injury. "I guess God looked
after me," he said.
Mr Chas. Groves, of Fergus, and
Mitts Margaret Groves, of, Bayfield,
spent the holiday weekend at the par-
ental home, South street.
*raining !
i Dog I.itvnsa'' are stow due and
lsafracllona of the Bytaw will be
dealt with accordingly.
flat your-}k'elige-+m'r from the
Tax Collector or the und.•r<icn..l
R. C. Postelethwaite,
('hief of Police.
BARN
A large frame bard'n the stare
farm .of_ the late W.A. Mn • es
razed by ere early iFednesda
mg The. farm 1s two and a -h tiles
...nth of (olerich oa the Id
road. The barn had been e 1of
impicments at a recent au sale,
:nhd rlal/tage was con , t0 large
- hulklifg, The G• • 'i h .S • epart-
m,•ut answered an .. 4 i_m.,
but the been was bur' -fo
dation when the truck rear
s. et:e
Mr. W. A. Saunders, of i
; home for a short stay.
DOMINION STORES
Special Values effective from
Thursday, April 2Sth, to
Wednesday. May 1d.
14- 12C
1O`
PRUNES =_- ;...
PICKLES -- �., X23`
Domino Baking Powder 4t i5`
CORN FLAKES x"75`
CALAY SOAP it: -' 3°14`
CHEWING GUM 4^15`
MATCHES
MAPLR LEAF
3131,7423c
PEANUT BUTTER - 22d
Perfection
FLOOR WAX - i -b. de 9SIt'
Perfection
• LEMON OIL - battle
Christie's 1++K
A. D. GRAHAM WAFERS 114
CHRISTIE'S
SODA - - "B' pkg. lot
Prinrrs.
SOAP FLAKES • ylis Sao
(Sr ltallar(f.
DOG FOOD - 2 da s 22.
Cliche ''
�I
CREAM...sr-SU ali4
Vele
1,4-11). ping 144
FRESH FRUIT
AND VEGETA
GRAFI TRUIT . . .
CHOICE LEVONS.
NEW CARROTS
.5 for 25o
dosen 16e
.2 bunches 15e
LSAT LETTt1OI . t : 1 rTT r , , . 2 bnnobse 16e
RIPE TOMATOES .. . 2 lbs. 250
BASEBALL FOR 1935
Heal Ter May Join Rruee League
Tide l ear
This mama God. ricd, will hive
• baseball team 1n ,t group affiliated
with the 0.B.A.A A meeting was
bold oa ^edneaday attended b7
Mayan. citizens and members of the
0.B.A.A. executive Members of the
local club strongly expressed their de-
sire to play under the Association this
year, stating they were "fed up" with
the way independent leagues are gov-
erned. The Association representa-
tives, J. W. Scott, et -Kitchener, and
Wm. Smith, a Galt, promised to
I work Goderka lato a satisfactory
grouping.
The (lodertc8 dub favors a change
to a different rap this season. so
that new feees be lntrodnced to
the town la -ad 'to reawaken
flagging intere't in the game here.
The players and members of last
year's executive farce entitling the
Bence league this year with Lur-know,
Wingham and Kincardine. .last this
morning Mr. .1 H. Lauder re,.•ived a
telephone call from the Lneknow club
Inviting the GoIrrleb club to enter the
Bruce league. &nd It seems highly
probable the invitation will be ac
eepted.
A .m-ond meeting will be held next
Wednesday nigtht at 8 o'clock et the
town hall.
The boys arc having daily work -
i oats and the materlal that was broken
in lest year i- prodneing som• fine-
looking players With a new team and
a new Ironptne. baseball shott,d be
come popular in Ooderleh this year
AT THE BRIDGE TOURNEY
Goderirh Plasms Take High i'laee
among internet/meal Expecte
Miss Nora Costello was the guest of
friends at Stratford this week.
NO PIGEON RACES THIS YEAR
The Goderich Homing Pigeon Club
is nu more, at any rate as far as this
year goes. There has been a dis-
tinet and rapid falling off in interest
here In the sport of raising and rac-
ing pigeons, and the majority of form-
er elub members have got rid of most
of their birds. There terra four or five
tux -where vn'ty a were
half-doeen birds each.
WEDNESDAY HALF -HOLIDAY
The Goderich Medical Society has
arranged for a Wednesday half-holl-
day commencing from tide date and to
hon the Doc-
tors'
throughout year. Do
tors' omeea will br closed Wednesday
aiteeasea and evening. One doctor la
turn will remain on duty for urgent
and emergency 'calls. New eases re-
quiring subsequent attendance will be
banded over to the patient's regular
medical attendant next morning as
formerly, and any charges for Wed-
tesday attendance to be paid Oa the
regular attendant.
HORN
McHAFFiE.-At the King's Daughter
honpltal, Duncan, B.C., on April
17th, to Dr. and Mrs. D. 8. MoHaf-
fie (nee Alice Nairn), a daughter.
DIED
PITBLADO.-In Colborne toenahip,
on Tuesday. April 23rd, Margaret
McAuley Whyte. wife of John T.
Pitteado, in her 75th year. -
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
J. W. MONTEITH.
Chartered Accountant
209 On-IariO Street. 8tratfoe4, Dat---
1510 Star Building. Toronto, Out
JOHN W. HARPER AND COMPANY.
.1 Chartered Accountants. -
820 Bay St., Toronto.
J. W. HARPER, 0. A.
E. W. BUNTER. 0. A.
PUBLIC NOTICE
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND
repaired. Re -conditioned mowers
for sale er exchange. General re-
pairs. A. WEIR, 107 Quebec street.
KNOWN PIANO MANUFAC-
T[TRER has a few used Planes
only Baby
Grand), Seasonable terms. Apply
with small balances (one
INSURANC, IAANS. ETC.
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
E. ANOE CO. -Farm and lactated
town property insured.
Oaacer.-Alex. Broadfoot, President,
Seaforth; James Connolly, Vice -Pres,
Goderich P.O.; Merton A. Reid, Sea -
forth, Sec. -Tres., Seaforth P. 0.
Directors -A. Broadfoot, R.R. No. 8,
Seaforth; James Sboldlce, Walton;
Wm. Knox, Loodes8otw; Alexander
i4ca::ctt:�, 13l'r'. I+.�it+.,..i!to• Leon-
hardt, Bornholm, R.R. 3; John Pepper,
Bracefleld : Thos Yoyise. Seaforth;
R.R. 5; Wm. R. Archibald. Seatortb,
R.R. 4; James Connolly, Goderich.
Agents -W. J. Yeo, R.R No. 3, Clio -
ton; James Watt, Myth; Finley Mr
Eachern, Seaforth; John Murray, Sea -
forth; Chas. F. Hewitt, Kincardine.
Pottcy.hotdera caamake.all payments
end get their cards rec•elpted at the
Royal Bank, Clinton: ('slvin 4'utt's
Grocery, Kingston street, Goderleb, or
J. H. Iteld's General Store, Rayfield.
FOR RALE OR RENT
VOR SA•LL-A WHIPPET SEDAN
l car 1n first-class condition. MRS.
F. ROSS, Dungannon.
HOB SALL-1925 CHEVROLET
i Coupe. In good condition. Apply
at THE SIGNAL OFFICE.
Golf Clubs
• $1.5O up
Golf Balls 25c up
T li1111i i 1.L6 &KW
PRESSES
-AT-
Cole's Book Store
A
THOMAS GUMMY, OODUit.
Mors.
HARDWOOD i LIVE BTVCK AND OIBAL
f Moors. Garden. Garage. Ota AUCTIONEER
1
tra1. Apply to M. W. HOWELL. Telephone No. 119
PP 7 Sales attended to anywhere and evetr/
effort made to give satisfaction.
Farmer.' ale notes discounted.
tit I
444.4
coR SALE. -HAY AND STRAW..
A Apply to MELVIILE STURDY.
R.R. 1, Goderkh. Phone 101-11.
COR SA LE.-SEOONDBUN-
E
U-
I' DBRWCIOD typewriter. In good
condition. Apply BOR 6, 'fit'
office.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE.
--Senator Dunlap variety 75c per
bund red. WORTHY FOWLER.
Phone Carlow 2822.
UOL'EtE TO KENT.-SEVEN-R0OM-
I1KD borne. corner Nelson and North
streets. All conveniences. Posses-
sion May 1. Apply to T. T Mi'RPHY.
OR RENT. -APARTMENT CORNER
I' Hamilton and Newgate; could be
used as office. Conveniences. Mod-
erate rent. Enquire P. 0. BOX 836 or
'phone 131.
Sl;ns • I L'OR BALE:.-SL00 'BAND MA-
sUDI1tOR, TM Hca 14. I
windows, mapletag.
WANTR
1'NK WANTED. -RAGS, STOVES, i Phone 556-
LEGAL
AUDIIT E. HOLMES,
�L Barrister, EtcOAR. -Court Hoose, Ooderleh.
Telephone 56.
DOUGLAS R. NAIRN,
DOUGLAS
and Solicitor
Office -Hamilton Street, Oodertc8.
Telephone 512
F. R. DARROW, BARRISTER, ETC.
to J. L Killoran
Office -The Square, Ood kb.
Telephone 97.
CRANK DONNELLY, B. A.
Barrister, Solicitor, iRe.
brace -Hamilton Street, Ooderlek.
Telephone 282.
HAYS & HATS,
TMA!, from wrecked boa-dooe., Barr rs gad Solicitors
Soon aheetlss.
/1 R. C. Hays, K.C.. and R. C. Hays. R.A.
ear. ROBERT DOAK. Piano street.
OfficeHamilton Street, Goderleh.
Telephone 818.
J(second-hand furniture, etc. Phone
407. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Victoria
street. Goderich.
volt E.
SAL -ONE PRAIRIE STATE
Incubator, 240 -egg. Also one ideal
I Miller Incubator, 400 -egg. Rotb fa
MEDICAL I good condition. Apply MRS. W. A.
C'H ISHOLM. Bay(leld road. Goderich.
DR F. J. R. pq)BSTER, EYE, EAR, ICOR BALE. -SOLID BRiCK HOUSE
NOSE, THROAT. New York I with all conveniences, including I
Late House Surgeon heavy wiring. 140 feet frontage. At
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital. as I a bargain. Cash or terms. Address
alatant at Moorefield Eye H130x , SIGI(lLt,I..
and 0.44.. Sgaars Throat. I34spll*ospttalI•1
London. Eng. FMR SALE. -NEARLY NEW RED
53 Waterloo Street 8., Stratford. i brick bungalow. Hardwood floors;
Telephone 207.
At Hotel Redford. Goderleh, from i heavy wired ; three place bath ; elec-
ark, water heater; garage; nice gar -
7 p.m. on the evening of the third ,den Apply 84, Newgate street.
Wednesday of each month until the i
next day. Thursday, at 1 p.m. yr RENT. -TWO-STORY, EIGHT-
a ROOM house on Kay' street. All
DR1'GLE88 PRACTiTiONRR conveniences. Garage. Henhouse.
Targe garden with fruit tree'. Apply
to JOHN DUBPOW, AB. 1,. Port Al-
bert.
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS
THt15RAPiST
Goderkh, Phone 341
Fignipped with electro magnetic -
baths. Electronic electric treatments 1 hatching eggs from high producing
and chiropractic. Chronic, organ, B.C.W. Leghorn*. All pens headed
and nervous disease*. Lady in at- with R.0 P. cockerels whose dams have
tendanee. (Mice hoar* 2 to 5 and 7 records up to 280 egg*. Get onr price
Ito 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Friday and Sat- Ind before you buy. E. R. PEAJHET,
urdsy. and on Wednesday 10 to 12 , Box 901, Goderkh. Phone 579
a.m. and 7 to 8 p.m., or eonsn;tatton To 118 NT -A PASTURE FARM
may be had by appointment. I near Benmiller, Goderich township.
A. N. ATKL\SO\ b the year; or will lease it for a
Residence streetee and Broftitannia
of term of years on easy terms. Apply
South and itrltannla road• to MRS. RUTH THOMPSON, 13588
Chelsea street, Detroit. Mich., or MR.
HARVEY FiSH'ER, -11.11. 6, Goderich,
Ontario.
11 SALE. -BABY (IIIOKR AND
A Goderi• It teem -of -four placed -
third fn the international bridge tour- NOTICE TO CREDil'ORS
amBtelat rw„ n llisertam, aro at
and Saturday tail. A Buffalo tam
RED
the Royal York, Toronto, on E4 d*J L'E •ro-rEErrri(�!B'
ERNUT M. LIS,
L Barrister and Solicitor
Sun Life Building. Adelaide sod
torts Streets, Toroato 1.
Telephone Elgle 51191-
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Riding bicycles on the side-
walks is against the Town
By-law. Take notice that
offenders will be prosecuted.
(Signed)
R. C. Postelethwaite,
Chief of Police
VOR BALE. -RIX -ROOMED
was first with 27 points, London was Notice is hereby given to alt persons ■g
brick bungalow. Corner Elgin
second with 2(i?5 points, and the God-
erich teem of I'. F, Carey, Ti R. Pat-
terson, P. Sheardown and C. F. Chap-
man was third with 20 points, one
point behind the leaders.
Among 'the twenty-eight qualifying
teams in the open pairs international
thampionehip were two Goderich play-
ers, Miss 1:velyn McNaughton and
Mrs W. F. Saunders. They were
second in the goallfylng round. and
their phy was highly commended by
their team -m e.. Tbis pair finished
In fifth pin,.. fifteen points behind
the winners.
Six player- attended from Goder-
kh and the'• Joined forces with Mr.
Sheardown and Mr Chapman in Tor -
auto. Althon:h It was a four-day
tourney, the t;oderich players at-
tended only the last two days.
Goder4eh'w.("„tag entry In the team-
of-fonrs play eats Mrs. F. F. Carey,
Miss E. McNnttghton, Mrs. W. F. Senn-
ders'and Mr. i), D. Mooney.
FOR RENT OR SALE
Redford lie.hd(to e--Cebourg St -
,t pply to
F. a. DARROW.
Phone 97 ? Executer.
Karin; claims against the *Ante o I avenue and Wellington street. Hard-
Elfzatreth M. Good, late of the town-( wood floors; bathroom; good bemused
ehlp 0f West Wawanosh, to the county with stationary tuba. Nice location,
i
6f Huron, deceassed, to send the same in view of lake. Lot about 110 ft.
duly verified to tile undersigned, on or square ; lawn with shrubs. Apply to
before the 17th day of May, 1985, after JOIiN ,W. RAi.KE'LD, executor of
which date the administrator will ,Templeton Fstate. Phone 800x2
proceed to distribute the said estate I R R 2, Goderich, Ontario.
among the persons entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claim; of I No branch of the white race has a
which he then shall have had notice, oonopoly of intellltt,ence." - Allow* Hue -
and that he will not be liable for the ley.
proceeds of the sedate so distributed to simpers nit broke of poet and modern
any person of whose , claim notice age's, int rrnds no further than the
shall not by then have been received. title peeve -Butler.
F. R. DARROW, Goderich. Ontario, _
Solicitor for the Administrator.
TOWN Of GODERICH
'NOTICE
AR owners tllriI occupiers of
promisee aro bgpeiy notified that
ell garbage, Oe, meat be re-
moved from 'NW prrawlses be
liar >eri, tier is `-•
> male
Amestaat ilebg aaasawt
AUCTION BAIA
ACCTtON SALE OF HsnTBR FUR •• 1SHINOS AND EFFECTS...-. . -
Property of Mrs. Charles Olrtla,
Angier** street, Uoderich, on
SATURDAY, MAY 4tff '- - '
commencing at 1.80 o'clock. All the
content' of the home Including: uvea
One set parlor furniture,
pieces; one organ; one set of dining -
room furniture, six oak chairs, table
and buffet; two bedroom seta,com-
plete mattresses and springs;
rockers and easy chairs; '(x kitchen
chairs; one dining -room table; one
couch; one oak china cabinet; one
'sewing machine; one bootees* and
writing desk; one stretcher; number
of books, one act of springs sod mat-
t retch ; one floor rug, Oft. 112ft. ;
quantity of Brnseels rsrpet; one hall
rack; one 'stretcher mud mattrema; two
feather beds: ons radto ; toilet MUG
one washing machine and wringer ;
one cloths horse; three tube; one
coal oil stove and oven; one lawn mow-
er ; one clock ; • quantity of dlibi sad
gtaamware; kitchen otsatal(','_-17�•
NO reserve on snythng tl
deer taster
-w--,mse •+1��
110lrvta has mold the property.
T1RM0---OsaB.
•....a.. GU11DRI a.10t4,,At1t !m!'
WOOD
FOR SALE
The Town has a quantity
oL,.,4rrad -body ..hardxvesi.
direct from the Toyvvn Bush
for sale at $3.00 per single
cord of one -foot hood, de-
livered.
Also a limited quantity of
good body hardwood at
$8.00 per full cord of four -
foot wood.
Orders lett at the Tom -
Hall will be attended to.
Mast be paid for before delivery
. L.LEFOX,
__. Town Clerk.
Save Money By Prepaying
1935 Taxes
Taxpayers May Purchase Tax Pre-
payment Receipts for 1935 Taxes
at Favorable Discounts
COST
AMOUNT April 1 to April 16
$10.00 $ 9.89
50.00 49.45
COST -
May 1 to 18
$ 9.93
49.65
Prepayment R(velpts must 1* Presented along with 1935 Tar
Rills during the first installment period.
(tank Interest Is only 2 per cent. Purchase Prepayment R.eelpta
and have your money earntn6 6 per cent. Menet. Jitrte dtssenvee
wall he allowed In addition. , -
�:.. NEIL R. MacKAY, M'
Tax Collector
Il tea lava a Sia- MI Ria. wt. le I. -wear- by -, ' i
Prepayment Weed*