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COUNTY ooNTa8r8
i lit• Speaking rind Spelling to Be Held
\'uve•eubrr :rel
'The eighth auuual county, public
Lepeaking contest and the fifth annual
ispelling ruatt•h et,, le' conducted in
the' auditorium of e Cliut011
d lle-
giate Institute en \‘;‘ ember 2n
at
,Y_'Pt A eh* piesabi* recltatluu
contest for pupils in,setund'class and
• under 1s also being held.
The tlrst prize whiners in the pub{
NOD KN EYE SES VIC!<'"-"H`t
IS INDIVIDUAL
eve ott'e is
that
diireteti A era.
every patient requires speeial-
eonsideration.
We invite you as a patient.
WE SPECIALIAK 1i
EXAMINATION
8
Goderiehi . I. Loses
Third Soccer Tilt
Locals Outplay Mitchell but
the Scoring Punoh—
Scare 1.0
bE. on...
BRIEFS
At the St.' intim
Post-Election Dinner
Hard ou the hews of the elections,
Lack came the celebrations,. Party men of
ill sides, It wan jollied together,
atonic u0 quench the bitter fruits of
defeat, and others to ta-t- _the' -sweet
vintage of victory.
St. Augustine welcomed a11. And
when ,at- lasj the creed. bad arrived
..ceetuty was 1eet,
Playing iu a mist of rain and •
muddy_tield, pert water. •Mitchell de
Mulct! at each of the neveD uron
county' et•htol heirs this fall are eli-
gible to compete, and the contestants
in the championship sleeting match
ea
et ,u ar t ,ir
collegiate football game aerlitiJt- SiSt. Augustiue has a reputation for
al Park tin Mouday. Its bountiful dinners sue ttrtaiuly uu
Goderich had the better of the play the Wtdueewiay evening of tail week
will be thaw pupils who won first and (hruughuut, being in the Mitchell zone her prestige was in
-Cited to greater
EYE sewed were at• tam wheel fait:--Kiteeilt(1at of tlhe-tiuty. but as in Pre%ious heights. A feature of this year's en-
-coin Mors in the three contests pro- Ames• they lacked I" ak'b7111j�ttneu• tertaiu featb1as the different arrattge-
wurelesa until three
If jon need of>e Wrrie_.:
' consult
A. E. --COLE
Yegidered Optometrist'
Aoderieh
Ont.
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vide r 1IIt rcFtinli afternoon's The game watt went u tables. The diuuer tables
A
ve F_ whistle, w hen
Cash' prix.. totalling a� minutes mb.re the tlual� were in the second aectluu of the hall.
proximately i*i are eteug awarded,
and a silver c•olieetiuu will be taken
to assist in meeting these prises. To
all parties who are interested is these
rnntest* a cardial lurltation L ex-
tended.
Those
t .e•r bole
w'ht.
our
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!ru,'
1'
.t.,r.l will
ARE YOU GETTING PLEASURE OUT OF MOTORING
THESE COOL DAYS AND FROSTY NIGHTS
Stedelbauer's Used Car- Market
CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH A NICE COMFORTABLE
CLOSED CAB FOR AS LOW AS $100
Your •,1,1 ear taken as part payment.
Come in.
Rouse & Bell Garage -
GODERICH
KINGSTON STREET
Thanksgiving and Week -end
SPECIALS
—row 1i iFon- '- .
r k >k
:: ::-...R. lie
fdiseddee.. lb. 9r
Breasts - lb. 6e
Claps 2 lbs. for fete
Spring Lamb -
Ib. lee
Loins lb. 16e
Shoulders .tib. 13e
Breads k 9e
akinnSfiliVr
Rennd Bleak -s:: lb. Eat
Sirloin Steak Ib. Zee
Wing Steak Ib. tee
Ring Bologna (Home-made ) ... .
Ib.. for. 25e
Flesh Hamburg `teak
" lbs. for 25e
Shoulder Roast Ib. 14e
(tl4ifee Boiling Beef. ....Ile
CHOICE CHICKENS, GEESE,,tWCkS, AT TAMEST PRICES
-$TORE CLOSED ALLALDAY THURSDAY, 241h--
THS)7- 1 IGC; _
?HOA'E is; HAMILTOF'DTREET . WE DELIVER
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F. Burson. (lenient -Tee Mae -bell 'centre Those waiting had the opportunity of
forward, lssittd 1u .the one goal. The trying their baud at the vr,riuLs.games
abet was from - Cue of the infrequent ut ak.ne
scrambles before the Goderich goal. Kien Interest was takes,. ' 1st tlw
Wilkins gut his linger -tips' on the slip guessiug t•outest on tbe weight of the
pery, water -reeled ball, but watt un- tenni the person having the closest
able to dctlect it treyoud the post. (estimate winning the ham Guesses
Worthy. Gotterich outside left, gauged from 1) Ib to ;1;. ib. Father
missed an oplstrtuutty_to tie the:score (Pagtu•tfe, ut Wingham, eve it with an
wean!. he tokte d tote ball- -Sed_( bar., estimate of 13 lbs., 10 vi. The cot,
The teams: . . rt.-tWeigle was 13 lb _ oz.
• Mitchell Goderteu • A. rift-dul1W door prize Junated by
R. Brooks goal. ' 11. Wilkins Yr. George Spottoa was won by Miss
Reeled r. f. b. B. Orr ; may. Hussey of Godet ich.
W Cornish 1. i. b: :
C. Mcl.agau c h. b.
M. Eickmeir r. h. b.
1`. Thompson I. h. -b.
F. 1$utaun (•.
A. Walthers 1. r.
R. Houghton u. r.
A. Capper 1. 1. K Arthur 1 pense of bis Irish ancestors set hie
H. Drake o. 1. D Worthy audience in galea art laughter. is
W. Soeder subs. -A. Butler' announcing the Hallow e'en maaquer-
B. Clark M. MacDonald ade which Is to be held on October
Referee -T. Howler, Goderich. I ,
.�. _ „►Sth he old them of the chawp -in-
Softer
toSofter Notes __-._1,admitfeion. There U to be aal
The results to date: Seaforth de- admission of 26e, -with a ten -cent pen-
feated Mitchell, 9-0; Clinton defeated alty for those not In costume, and all
Goderich, 3-1; Mitchell defeated Cilia- eesb prizes.
toa,r}41; eealorth defeated Goderich *is* Josephine Weir, of Auburn
2-1; Mitcbell defeated Goderich, 14;'ssang "Where the liver r sOG
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Seafortb defested Clinton, 44). I1Mww..; And to still (urtbee please
The remainder of tbe schedule is as the Irish "present, Mr Harvey McGee
follows: ' - (followed w!t� "'The Q111 Town in Old
Oct. 24 -Clinton at Seaforth. County DsAafi,'• Mrs. It. J. Phillips
Goderich at Mitchell.: aecompaaytng. And for the roman.
--26-Mitalell-at Cllntnn f.th thee! was Joon Hey, singing '•lion
Goderich at Seafortb._. ttile _and You." and John Connolly.
----bl--43ttnton et- loder-lab, -----tsiallag "1f 1 Only Knew." Father
- tulluwtug the dinnerfol program arranged uteas a delight•
A• Do . nder the direct
KeKeit!'Cuak tt ! tiuu of Raymond Redmond Father
1►. Croft I.o9bellan, the pastor of et. .Augus-
J Armstrong!tine, welcomed the crowd turd ex -
pleasure at the large
J. O'llrien i presi►ed ❑is at-
Keu. Cott - Landau -e. Beveled jokes at the ex -
Seafortb at Mitchell ------ iIalllvan, always a favorite, followed
Intercollegiate Sower Stam !with 'The Rose of Tralee." Aft cur's
Won Loft ( Radio Orehestra was In attendance
Seafortb ......_.. .. .........3 0
Mitchell ...e.„.... -...:.e.,......2 1
Clinton ..._ ............................_ .1. 2
Goderieh 0 3
PLOWL G MATCH
Th.. South Huron plowing match
will take place on Thanksgiving Ile►,
Thursday. October 24th, on 1her-fars-
of William Sillery, which is located
just north of Exeter anti on the east
side of No. 4 highway.
Many people from Goderieb and Col-
borne tow0ahip are planning to attend.
and rendered several selections. The
!night was not entirely w itbout He com-
i pensatlons for the Scotch. Hieian' blood
qukkened to the salting strains of the
bagpipes played by Piper Wilfred Mc -
and danced to by John Mc-
Queen. A pleasing piano duet was
I rsader,ed by the Misses Klnahan and
Rad mgnd. .
After the program there was a dance.
Catching the spirit of the evening,
Young awl aid eajo)lell. -s
the captivating fox-&ots and dressy
waltzes, and the Iiw!ional eld-time
agnare dance.
All good things trifle td as id, and
the--eraw4 dl. el e•i gait/Ili- alter
Si-. the KW' igolarame sat-
isfied with as ehtkksg aeaBttaed full
of fun and eojoy>fiiet.t,
H. J. 13
DOMINION •
STORES LIMITED
WEEK -END
VALUES
FOR
Friday & Satsir
October 25h nd 2•,c
HABITANT
Z
PEA SOUP 1'ne`'(9c
REINZ 2-‘nu_25. c
soups
Rice, Fancy Japan - - lb. Tt
New Brazil Nuts - - lb. 19t
Bayside Peas, No 2 Tin 2 for 234
Keen's Mustard - 1' i -07. Tin 10c
Crossed Fish Sardines 2 Tins 2 e
Domino Dates - 24 -oz. Pkg. 17c
Salt, Iodized - - Pkg. 6c
Lux Toilet Soap - 2 Cakes 11e
SPAGHETTI
LIBBY'S
3:L25
Plew's Oat Puffs - - Pkg. 9c
Perfection Lemon Oil tlottlt 15e
Greets Ices Pkg. 9e
Willard's Hurnouos Ib. 1SC
Aylmer Inftait's Foods 2"I in. 1St
Palmolive S^ -r, - ('akt• 5
Classic Cleanser - Tin Sc
Brooms - - - Each
Durham Corn Starch 2 Pkgs. 19c . -
Navy Toilet Tissue - 2 for 1St
Macaroni, Bulk - 2 lbs. 114
Hawes Floor Wax - 1 -ib. Tin 42t
SPECIAL MrLAREN'S
PEANUT BUTTER Jar°Z 2 IC
LIBBY'S, CLARK'S
CAMPBELL'S,
AYLMER OR
BEANS
With Park
2 Tms 2 1
Jumbo Size ams•
Fruits & Veketables
ORANGES doz 20c SLICED
AAOICE 6 -quart basket
SNOWAPPLES 25c
COCOANUTS each Sc
SINGAPORE
,PINEAPPLE
Iln 10`
CATSUP
Fr,.l (
OATMEAL
ibs<
ROSEDALE BRAND
DOMINION
STOI:ES
1 r1 1 T
12 -or
Bottk
10'
Large Sire
PRUNES
15<
GODERWCH BRIDGE CLUB
At the weekly davlielte bridge tour-
nament, held Monday , evealng, the
following were winner!:
North and - Soutt,-llat, Mr. J. H.
Taylor ,tad Mr. Fred ISeTaggart, plus
034 ; 2n4, Mr and Mea W. F. Saun-
ders and Mr. N. C. Takeaway and Mr.
P. F. Carey, plus 4%; 3rd. Mrs. 1.
D. Eastman &nil Mr. T. R. Patterson,
minus 4%.
East and West -1st, AN R. J. Me-
Mehenr . D.
R. Joh gine 11%.
2nd.
2nd. Yrs D. Moo Mrs. P.
F. Carey, plus 7',4 ; 3rd, and Mrs.
E. L. Dean, 'minna 1.
There will not be anett Mon
day evening, the next ! being No-
vember 4th.
Seaforth Wow in
Dont forget the Arthur Circle bazaar
on November 2nd.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Nurses' Almuul w111 be held at the
hospital ofi Friday, November 1st, at
3 p.m.
For gun license, deer 1lcenle or
camp license apply to WeekeLreeer
MUWAT MacDOt'GaLL «. I%... -
street.
t'pbolstering of all kinds expertly
done. Twelve years' experience. WM.
garlh's garage.
A Hallowe'en masquerade will be
held in Kingsbridge hall. October 28,
at 9 p.m. Masked faces, masked
prices and masked prizes. Music by
Hogan's orchestra. Lunch.
The Women's Aasocettlon of Victoria
street United church is serving a
goose supper on November Ilth Pro-
gram by Florida Sextet. Admission
-e3c children 40c.
Oldie church. Port Albert, Is hold-
ing its annual fowl supper on Wed-
nesday, October 30. Tickets, -Pk and
20c. Program -Mr. Chas. Mealtime
Goderich; also talent from Lucknow
The tbankoffering meeting of the
Menne* Missionary Sonet? M Knox
church will be held on Monday, Octo-
ber 2Sth, at $ p.m. Mrs W. Ekins
of Hetspe er will be the guest speaker.
anti a curdlal Inv'tatlun Is extended
to all the Home Itelpers to attend this
meeting.
SUMMER SCHOOL ROAD
Working under United Church
preat•hera of the district, three gangs
of men hare begun the construction of
a good road from the Blue Water
highway to the United Church sum-
mer camp, three miles north of God-
erich. " The camp has become very popular,
but it has been difficult to reach be-
cause of the very poor roadway. The
three gangs of men are grading the
half -mile stretch and will finish up
by gravelling it. They are working
under the supervision of Rev. D. W
Pomeroy, of Nile; Rev. W. J. Patton,
of Aehtle4d, and Rev. G. W. Wylie. of
Benmiller.
D1®
StON. At--Oa;/6W OR
October -,111t, Iftral MacDonald, be-
loved Johnston,
in her 7Rtb year.
SUTTON. -Mrs. Mary Aaa Sutton,
wife of the late Thomas Sutton,
formerly of Goderich, on October
12, at their bome, 29 Beek street.
Brantford Funeral to Mt. Hope
ceaeter', Rey. 1'. W. Bchaater of-
SeiaUng. ,
LOST OR FOUND
--CASE TOR ETE-GLASSR8,
with ,tae "MW N. Uscomille."
May be bid at TIRE SIGNAL OF-
.
b.
T11111MtsS WANTED
SEATING IOW ' -
Tenders foe the j.s-st'-the. God -
erten Sbtiting Riek fotathe taming
winter skip will be received by the
Town Council op to R o'elock p.m.
Thursday. October 31st, 1935
No tender neeesearily ac.-epted.
- le L. KNOX.
Town Clerk
WANTED
All ' D.-4'OUI1TRY AND MOOS.
Zxperienced at calling hens. fat
us call your flock. Fresh eggs and
fresh dressed poultry for sale at all
times." Also poultry feed. chick
mast,, and flour. GODI4RICH POUL-
TRY AND EGG MARKET, Lighthouse
street, opposite Public Meer,. Phone
18.
NOTICE TO SQUIRREL HUNTERS
NoTicE TO SQUIRREL HUNTERS.
Notice halt been received from the
(Game sed Fisheries Department re-
_
soccer r Game girding the hunting of squirrels, -The
animals are to be disposed of either
for food, mounted or tanned. on or
before November 16 of current year.
Any person wishing to have the pelts
tanned most eeettre a permit from the
Department. which is free, but mint
give the number of his hunting 11 -
cense, also number of pelta to be
tanned. -
CHAS. BARKER,
Goderich, licensed Tanner
O. 0. I. Team Loses Inter -collegi-
ate Fixture bi 2.1
Score
In a scheduled inter#11eg1ate soc-
cer game on Friday IoM, the Goder-
ich Collegiate institute quad was de -
felted by the Seaforth Wasps, by a
score of 2-1.
The game, at Agricultural Park, COURT OF REVISION
seemed to be fairly weli.balaneed, but
the scales tipped slightl7 In favor of
Seaforth on the play, elle Seaforth
players making rapid pins throngb
the close team play of their forward
hire. Wilkins, GoderIO goalie. was
ratted on to make btalerona meet,
fretted
Bell. Seaforth net minder, pear-
deally had a holiday
Jack Armstrong. Goderich centre,
drew first blood by testing Bell In
the first half, with the only hard shot Thursday. November 7th, 19151, at 8
of the game for (;td,rieb, but T. Sills, o'clock In the evening.
opposing centre, came back tg tie the
score In•fore th for the
NOTICE OF THE COURT OF RFVI-
NiON, TOWN OF GODERiCH.
Take notice that the Court of Re-
vialon of the Town of Goderich will
hold Ito first sitting in the Council
Chamber, Town Hall. Goderich, for
the purpose of hearing appetite Against
the ,i. essment roll for the Town of
Goderich for the year 1911"i-ima. art
e whistle Iiew
end of the first half.
Angu. McLean *cored the winning
goal for Sparerib near the end of the
game. when the forward line
converged on Wilkins Is goal.
Goderlch missed two good seorfng
chance, after that. not seeming to
have the punch revered to drive home
an nnhe;ftahle *hot.
Although a slight brt. blew stead.
Ile. it .was Ideal weather' fol soccer
end n large numl.or of etndeats and
others saw the fount.
The line-up:
Nen forth
V. iell eel
G. Ilmr*ton r. f. h.
M Shannon I. f. h
C. Carmichael r. h. b.
F. Sill. c h b.
J Sherwexwl 1 h h.
T. Sins
R Rennie 1 r
!Vett o r
C Nolan 11.
A Mclaen o.l
Referee- Thos. Blow
Goderich
is H Wilkins
E. Jenner
B, Orf
• Keith (daft
A. Doak
D. Croft
K.
J.
11211;. tt
B, Worthy
Armatrosg
ped.rieb.
All parties lntereeted are requested
to attend.
L L. KNOX.
Town Clerk.
Goderich, October 22nd, 1936.
APPLICATIONS WANTED
CARFTAKER WANTED.
Application* for the position of care-
taker and janitor of Victoria School
grouncl* and hnilding will he received
by the Goderich Publte School Board
np to noon nn Monday. November 4th.
1935
A full time 'Mb. and applleant meat
he thoroughly competent to bandit,
deem beating equipment, to repair
toilet.. fonntaltts, taps, etc . to raise
and plant flowers and to take tare of
all ordinary repairs; and generally to
as all work In eonn.ctlon with opera-
tion end care of building and grounda
as . required by the Board. State
qualification sod salary.
Dor any further partienlare apply to
1BOD. JOHNSTON, Chairman
i.. I.. RN'(YX. 5eeretary.
err - r te
VOTERS' LINT NOTICE
•--••---
VOTERS' LIST NOTK'k;.
TOWNSHIPOF 47OLBORNE
Notice 1s hereby Wen that 1 have
complied with section 7 of the Voters'
List Act ■nd that I have posted up at
N oy office In Colborne, en the 12th day
of OctoberL_1 lbs _Ll t -.Li pe••'
'OAS eat it d to vote e'te in asieruntalcipal.
Ceeree
part of lot 12, concession 5, in the
townablp of Aahfiehl, village of Dug- -.
glutton. An excellent l.s•atioo for a
retired farmer or dairyman (2) Thir-
ty screw more or lean of good cleared
land. Part of lot 13, cout•ensiou 5 At
West Wawauusb. A large Implement
abed and granary. Good w'ptl. Ex-
cellent soil for gardening, cropping er
gustieng.- -. i'et r-e;..smite lly,-al hutted,
-largely within the village limits. .
Ity at municipal elet•tlooa, and that (3) One hundred acres more or leas is
such list remyne there for luape•t•tion. east half of bet 10, coutessluu d of •R
And I hereby call upuu all vuterg Ashfield temvridttlt: F1Ltlt atxtla
�u`nryaer ors or omissions
toga to have -
I ore or omis,tons tomos ted as
cording to law, the lest day for appeal
present under cultivation; fitiT" Y('Mi8'
of grazing laud with good supply of a
fresh water. large barn (newly
being the 2nd day of November, 1935 shingled t, orchard, and about ten
WM. SALLOWS, Clerk. aerea of bush.
Auy of the properties may be la-
FOK SALE OR RENT
1'O RENT. -FULLY MODERN FURN-
ISHED HOUSE. Good location.
Apply to J. W. CRAIGIE.
To .LET.—.4. SMALL HOUSE, WITH
/a all conveniences, centrally located.
Apply it. J. ACHESON.
f, Q$ RET1T.-$OUSE. HARDWOOD
as Boors. Garden Garage. Cea•
teal. Apply to M. W. HOWELL.
DJR RENT. -COMFORTABLE SIX-
+ ruumat cottage; threw -Wove bath.
Trafalgar street, between North and
Vitoria streets. Apply to M. W.
HOWELL.
/,OR RALE. -RESIDENCE ON TRA-
FAIA;AR street: Six •sooms and
bathroom Modern Improvements.
Lawn, garage. Terms or cash. F.
WOOLLCOMBE Pbone 296.
'OCHE_ FOR SALE. -TWO-STORY
brick house ou Nelson street. Eight
rooms and bathroom. Good location.
Would exchange for bungalow or cot-
tage. Apply at SIGNAL OFFICE.
j'OR RENT.=-TLAYE HOUSE;
ai eight rooms, electric Ifght, and bath-
room. on Elgin avenue Apply JOHN
YOUNG. R.R. 5. Goderieeh, or to JOHN
HUNTER. Market street, Goderich.
BALE OR RENT.-tJAYTORT-
A CLL frame dwelling near Dnagee-
noe:--ittx 'errs. small barn. good wa-
ter Good MrCiary's gauge, two heat-
ers, washing machlue, Aladdin lamp.
toilet seta. etc.. for sale. Apply to
MRS. L. E. CAMPBELL, Dungannon.
58 r 1.
AUCTION SALES
CLEARING; Arr-rlorl SALE OF
/nrebred and grade cattle, horses
app Implements for ,>l. lobs !tare
(who lust his building, by Brei, at
lots 2++. 29, concewlua 14, Bullstt, Ga
WEDNESDAY, uoroaER 30th, .. •.
ilk --
T. OUNDRT A SOI(, Anctloeteses
$CTIONF SALK AT REG. WOES'S
wreoas, Huai/tea street. Gooier-
b on •
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th,
at 1 30 o'clock, including:
A large quantity of house furnish -
logs of good quality, 1n splendid con-
ditioe ; dishes. china and cutlery;
feather, tick pillows.
At: the same time will be sold one
pair of good sound general purpose
horses, 5 and 6 years old; one set of
practically new team harness; one
heavy vision ; one road eart ; set of
single harness; one line shaft, 10 ft.
long; two -Inch pulleys and hangers;
Gilson gasoline engine, and numerous
other article*
T. OtJNDRY & SON, Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALE OF VALI'AB4LE
A.eighty-sere farm. well improved,
first -elan. building, good orchard. wind-
mill, 1;7.11 located within one-half mile
of school and church, and household
furniture, at lot 23, concession 6, town-
ship of Goderich,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 1935,
at 1.30 p.m.
TERMS -Personal property without
reserve and for cash. Yarm aubject
to reserve bid ■nd other tanditlons-of
sale and ten per cent. of purchase price
on day of sale and balance in sixty
days. DOUGLAS R. NAiRN,
Executors of James Cox Estate. Barrister and Solicitor
GEO. H. ELLIOTT Auctioneer. Office -Hamilton Street, Goderich.
Telepbooe 812.
spirted at any time previous total..
TE ON RESIDENCE AND
LAND Ten per cent. to ire paid at
time of sale, balance to be paid In
thirty days, when porees.ion will W
given.
T. GUSHILY & SON, Auc•tlonelerl •
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CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT%
W. MONTEEITH,
Chartered Acoouelant
89 Ontario street, Stratford, Ontario
(Member Firstbrcok, McLeod & Mon-
teith. Toronto. Ontario.)
AUCTIONERRINO
flommon
THOMAS OIINDRY, OOD1RIC$,
LIVE STOOK AND GENERAL .
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119
Sales attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give s•tlafactioa.
Farmers' sale notes dlaconated.
MEDICAL
D
R. F. J. R. FORSTER, EYE, RAZ.\OSE, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New Ierk
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, as-
sistant at Moorefield Eye Hospital
and Golden Square Throat Hospital,
London, Eng.
53 Waterloo Street 8., Strutter&
Telephone 287.
Next visit Thursday. Not 21, maim -
leg only, from 9.30 t111 1 o'clock. at
Ilotel Bedford, Goderich.
DRUGLESS PRACTmONER
CHIROCHIROPRACTOR AND DRUOI.1w
PRACTOR
Goderieb, Phone 341
Equipped with electro-magnette
bathe. Electronic electric troatmeata
and chiropractic Cbronir, organic
and nervous diseases. Lady is at.
tendasee. Once hours 2 to 5 and T
to 8 p.m. on Tuesday. Friday and Sat-
urday, and on Wednesday 10 to 1!
a in. only• or ronsultatioa may bo
be appointment.
Monday and Tbursday at MIMbgS.
A. N. ATKftSON ---
Residence and ofcs--Corner if
South street and Britannia toad. l- '
trip
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INSURANCE, LOANS, RTC. _ f:
- McKIL 4IP MUTUAL FARB 1NIIEt&
ANOD CO. -Farm and laeista(
town property Insured.
Of5cers-Alex. Broadfoot, President.
Seaforth; James Connolly, Vlce-Prig.,
Goderkb P.O.; Merton A. Reid, Sea-
fortb, See-Treas., Saatortb P. 0.
Directors -A. Broadfoot, R.R. No. 8,
Keaforth; James Sholdke, Walton;
Wm. Knox, Londesboro; Alexander
McEwing, Blyth, R.R. 1.; Geo. f.eoa-
bardt, Bornholm. R.R. 1; John Pepper.
Brucefield ; Thos Moyle n. Seaforth ;
R.R. 5; Wm. R. Archibald, Seaforth,
R.R. 4; James Connolly, Goderich.
Agents -W. J. Yeo, R.R No. 3, Mil-
ton; James Watt, Blytb ; J'Intey Me-
Eacbern, Seaforth; John Murray, See
forth; Class. F. Hewitt, Kincardine. A, ..
Polley-h.M.ra can make all payments
and get their cards reeetpted at the tete"-
Royal
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Royal Bank. Clinton; Calvin ('utt'a
Grocery, Kingston street, Goderich.
a. 11. Iteld's General Store, Bayfield.
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DUDLEY E. HOLMDB,
Barrister. Etc.
Office- 4lonrt Howe, Goderieb.
Telephone 56.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE PROPERTY, FARM
LANDS AND HOUSFBiIOLD Ft'RNI-
TI'RE.
We hare been Instructed by W. F.
Savage. executor of the estate of the
late John R. Savage, to sell by paMic
auction, at the home in Dungannon, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd.
commencing at 1.30 o'clock sharp:
House 161d Ftrrellahtngs-•One mission
oak library suite; one bookcase ■red
writing de ek ; one tapestry living -room
suite; one morels chair; one leather
rocking ehalr; one hall seat with mir-
ror; two floor tempo; one dining -room
aulte and buffet; two kitchen tables;
four kitchen chairs; three complete
bedroom sultea; one chest of drawers;
two mewing machines; quantity of bed-
ding; curtains and drapes for living
e nd dining -rooms.
a. Stoves, ete.-()ne Axminster
rug, 9x12; Axmineter rug to match,
7x9; five .mall men to mateh above;
two wool rugs; three congolearm rugs;
set of Wclr-ever alnminum ; quantity
of dishes; one Westinghouse efeetrfc
stove; one coal ell stove; one Quebec
heater; one living -room heater; one
DeForest t'rosley radio; one Betty
electric washer with tuba and bench;
one D,4,sral cream separl•tor; one
Buckeye 210 -egg Incubator; one recants
' weeper; one lawn ,sower and erase
oeteher; one Daisy ehurn end hntter
bowl; • large *amber of crown jars;
four clocks; a gaantlty of 4 -Inch tile;
atiscellsaeons artklew too numerous to
eeettee.
TERMS --cash.
Land sled Freperhr-(1) - large
while frame dwelling in excellent state
of repair. good stable, two -car garage,
large poultry house and 1olony house.
Sitoated on main eon road Ina lot
Hiroo -smarter, of en erre safe or Ivo,
F. R. DARROW, BARRISTER, D'1•c.
Sunceseor to J. L. Kltbraa _ {
Omce-The Square, Goderleh. '
Telephone 97.
CRANK DONNELLY, B. A.
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc.
Ofice--Hamilton Street, Godaricb.
Telephone 2$2. '
HAYS et HAYS,
Barristers and Solicitors
R. C. -Hays. K.C., and R. C. Hors, B.A.
Omen --Hamilton §treat, Gederieb. •
Telet hone 88. •
ERrNEST M. LEE,
Barrister and Solicitor
Han fere Building, Adelaide and tee._
torts Streets, Toronto 2. •
Telephone Elgin 41801.
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WOOD
OR SALE
The Town ham a qulntity
of good body hardwood
direct from the Town Rush
for sale at $3.00 per single
cord of one -foot wood, de -
1 ivered,
Also a limited gndntity of
gond body hardwood at
$8.00 per full cord of four -
foot wood.
Orden left at the Town
Hall will be attended to. •
Mast be pita tee asters (a7
L. L. ilNNOZ,
Town Clerk.
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