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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1936-8-13, Page 8• S. -Thursday, August I3th, met FURNITURE Repaired, Remodelled sad Upholstered WORK GUARANTEED PRICKS REA8ONARLsi George McKlsy Bt. David's Simi, SSderioh 01).►►RE30NLIAI PRICES Peaky Hens, 5 lbs., 10c; bean, 4-5 lbs., 9c; hens, under 4 11s, TO. Eggs and iodise Eggs, pet doses. Mie -24e; butter, dairy, lb, Rte; butter, creamery. lb., 26c. 4e--11111 peal, lb., 5e --4c; lamb, lb., yr 7o -71K Gala Wises t. per bug+.. 00e -0.5e; buck- wheat, per bus., 40c -45c; oats, per bus., 40e; barley, per bus.. 40:---45c. Vegetehles Potatoes. new, $2--$2.25 bag. Fleur and Feed Br:,n. ltr(.Ib. lag. $1411; short, 100 - Ib. bag. 41.7.0; ]fanitulw flour, 100-1b. .,.._� -bag. V.INT. r�= TAKES OVER BUSINESS The insurance business of the late Wm. Beatty has been purchased by Mr. Harry Ford, ut Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Ford at present are in New Brunswick, where be is attending a convention of representatlree of the Confederation Life Insurance Com- pany. 1t la al$bunced that Col, tleorge H. Drew. the will be among the .peak- Proposes Reunion era at the Conservative picnic at Bay.. Town Council -:- SUMMER VISITORS -:- i aald on August 2tlth. AT THE PARK MOUSE The regular meettng of the Oodertck Tuwuahip Hospital AuziTlitry sill he held at the home of Miss Josu Grover. South street, on Thursday, August IDth, at 2.30 o'clock. C. N. IL EMPLOYEES' PICNIC On Saturday afternoon more than thirty C.N.R. employees, their wives, families and friends from Clinton, Hoimesvllle, Heusall and Goderleb en- joyed an outing at Harbor Park. So atleoseehtl seas .,the -eknic tbaL1L. decided to make 1t an annual affair, *Ad tits hope was espaessed *Mt adore employeess and friends might be in- vited next year. Holiness -111e andGoderich teamed up against Clinton to win a softball game played it the park, then all went to the waterfront and had a trip In a motor boat, whiling away the time 91Eas1202 vLjL� ; jlit)isong lett by Mr. 51.601aebey, �f Glatoa. - ... -- On returning to the park a most gratifying picnic supper was spread on the long tables In the pavillon, and the small amount left spoke well for tbe culinary ability of the ladies. Those present were Mr. Ted Wells, Meas C. Wells, Mr. 1'. McLeod, Mies N. McLeod, Miss E. Wells and Miss E. Black, all of Ooderich; Mr. Norman Meyers, Mr. Chas, Wilson, Reta EI- llOtt and . Phrllla ]rallfott. of Ho ville ; Mr. and Mrs. J. Vincent, of Hensall, and Mr. and Mrs. McCifn- chey, 1t. McCllnchey, Mrs. Cook and Jackie Cook, Mary and Frank Clancy, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver and Audrey, Mr. t and Mrs. Jervis and Audrey, Mr, .and Mrs. Addison, J. A. Addison, Miss (1.1 Addison, Miss J. Cameron and Asa and Tom Desires, all of Clinton. t'se The Signal's Advertising Columns t (Continued from page 1) dal committee, and another communl- catlou trona the board, asking for the advesce of 51100 from the 11936 levy, was sent to the finance committee, Not Geed Enough A letter froth the Cauadiau National Railways sdvlsing that they propose to rlprap their wharf east of the (ioder- Ich elevator, so as to protect their tracks from washout, met wits critl- _ *Pre M ( mr taberk .-..• condltlon of the wharf wag described sisaresems - Gad ..r..be. rap, It was said, would not be sada- factory. It was decided to ark H. J. Desch - man. M.P., to take the matter up with the Public Works Department at Ot- tawa, to see that a proper job 1s done. A number of notices recelvel from ;orporations with reference to the ap- iiinumeiirrnLtletT.isbool taxes 'fate referred to committee of the whole. Committee Reports The finance committee reported that total receipts from the grand *teed at the race meeting un civic holiday were $50'2.2e. The expenses, including 1;J8.20 Pee -twist tax, were 567.20, leaving net receipts of $.526.03, one- half of which, 528253, 1s to be paid to the 'Trotting and Pacing Amex•iatlon. ant irf E141. gar made to b4- _ minion pay eel.Lratlon committee, but as the expeuees were only 134.80 the commie..• has returned *15.20 to the town. Guests of the past week at the Park House were L•t8, Wood, London; W (I), Nice!, Toronto; W. M. Pran, *rat ford; C. W. luksater, Guelph; Mrs J. A. MacDonald and Mrs. D. A. John Ston, Hamilton; Mrs. J. A. Keefe, De- troit; Mea Ilklgar F. Fitzgerald Grosse Ile, Mick.; Mary A. Keefe, De- troit; Rev. Geo. and Mrs. Aitken, OoMstoae; Mrs, Jas. Hamilton, God- erlch; Dr. and Mrs. H. Yoh and fam- ily, Pontiac; Mrs. J. H. Cahreo, Cal- - Sidle Hdvrt('d4,- 1Inghspeptost.;. Yrs, Lloyd, Cook and Jack, Sfmcoe; Clinton. • • A number of re omnaendatlona-were made regarding arrears of taxes: Thal (1110 he accepted in lieu of furni- ture seized for arrears un lots 1247 and 1224l, and that, if paid at once, 4500 be accepted as payment In full o December 31st, 1935, of arrears of taxes against part lots 106 and 107. Maitland concession Huron road Specials this Week! Threshing Beef (PRIME STEER) 12%c Ib. rRIME STEER BEEF - Roast 12''ie Boil sk Leen Boit tk Pilar Rib Roast, relied 22e SPRING I AMB- I.ega 21e loin 25. Fronts 22e Breasts 1214e MILK -FED VF.AL- Veal ('hops ...:v'.t l5 Rump Roast 15e Loin Roast 18e Stewing Veal 11e SANITARY MEAT MARKET Please 485 Hamilton Eft. We Deliver. Next Hunt's Hardware. The special committee recommended that the band give a concert at the bowling club tournament on Wednes- day, August 19th, to count on the con -1 tract with the town. , The public works 'committee recom- mended that roadwork, tarring and covering road on the Square, and pre - Laren. grading and tarring both sides of Victoria street la submitted to the county engineer for approval as coun- ty highways work, and to be paid out of county highways rebate; also that the Department of Highways -of -On- tario be notitled of the disrepair of the C.N.B. overhead bridle on Salt - ford bill, also the dangerous condition owing to this bridge being narrowed by railing off a portion for pedestdaill The pedestrian walk, the committee re- els commended, should be placed on brack- ♦ • • AT HOTEL SUNSRT Guests at -Hotel Sunset the past week were: Mrs- Hamilton Cassels, Miss Agatha Cassels, Mrs. G. B. Davi- 50n, Mr. 7. Vance Davison, Protector Maurice Hutton, Miss Margaret Davld- e(woe -ilii - asd'--1Mw---I,ie•4! M.Dou�ga1, atteee,r0. Int!'_T" i'owtd*; fi...7L-'RrbQ;- A. O. Hewton, all of Toronto; Mr and Mrs. N. P. Lockwood, Kingsville; Mrs. Albert Oort, Sarnia; Mrs. E. J. H(g- eins, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. C. 1.. Laua- peary and Miss Lanspeery, Windsor; Mr. Cyril D. Henderson and Mrs. Henderson, Brantford ; Mrs. W. T. Burns, Brantford; Mr. and Mrs. W. Hullingshead. Dutton; Mrs. J. B. Fer- guson and Miss Jean Ferguson 8t. omaK_; Mr, 4�I�t J. !1. Allar� London; Mr. and Mrs. II. lincV`-and family, St. Thomas; Mrs. T. P. Mc- (lormfek and T. B. McCormick, Lon- don; Mrs. R. M. Roy, Mr. John H. Roy. and Miss B. C. Wragg. Hamilton; Miss Fran es. Beatrice Taylor and Mies Marion Ellis, of London; Mrs. J. W. Westcort- sr., Miss Mary Loulse �Vest- cotr, and Mrs. Burt Schumacher. Aun Arbor ; Mrs. J. Kent Smith and Mias Irene tient Smith, Detroit; Mr, and Mrs. Frank Harrison and daughter, Cleveland; Mrs. I). B. Anderson, Miss Aun Heileman. Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. 21, B.` Power- Columbus, Ottlo; Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Warner, Grand Rapala Mich.; Miss Gertrude Ryan, Macedon. N. Y.: Miss Josephine Jades., Niagara Falls, N. Y.; Mr. and lira. 1'. J. McDonald. Toledo, Ohio; H. A. Finlay and Mrs. H. A. Finlay, Oak Park, III.; Mrs. W. Gray Brown, Oak Park. ILL.; Mr. John Mills. Highland Park, 111. ; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Pao - les. Detroit; Mrs. S. P. Tracy and Miss A. B. Tracy. Cleveland; Mists Florence Richardson, New. York Clay. alias E. L Laurance, 8chuylerville ; Mr, and Mrs. G. C. Polk and child. Detroit; Mrs. F..1. McKeovin, Detroit; Mrs. C. B. Stowe, Birmingham Mich.; Mee Jane Kaylor, Mrs. James D. Kay- lor and Mrs. Jas. D. Kaylor, Indiana - eta outride the bridge, thus leaving more room for road traffic. The cemetery and parka committee 1007 Pure Pennsylvania 6 -qt PENN -RAD MOTOR OIL LIBBY'S RIPE OLIVES - t Star - Ir, Sauce HERRING - - DOMINO McCormick's Fresh FIG BARS - - 2 lbs. 2Se MacLaren's PEANUT BUTTER 25 -oz jar 23e 2 in 1 WHITE SHOE POLISH bot. 14t R AN FLAKES Pkg. KETA SALMON31''' Bayside Chole• Quality PEACHES - Tna2Sq Isamu. or Vani1L EXTRACTS ArtIMcial Blaek Crimson Label RED ROSE TEAR tOMATO JUICE 2 Bovril Corned Beef 12nz.25 Tins Bulk Cider epee VINEGAR Gal. 39( 4 Cakes Manyflower 1 Cake Fairy Soaps NAVY TISSUE P&G SOAP - Special! Large Size Lemons dosen 3bc Fresh Carrots 3 for 10c - Beeta 3 for lOc - Celery 2 for 17c (FREE DELIVERY ON, ALL. O$DIiB8) reported that a new sign had been erected at the entrance to tbe tourist camp; also that a steel tank, 30 by 9 feet, had been purchased from Wm. Sy- monds for 5250, one-half to be paid In 1936 and one -halt in 1937. Mr. Sy- monds has agreed to deliver this tank tato the cemetery for 425, and 1t is to be placed upright and used as a stand- pipe In connecUon with the cemetery waterworks system. Tbe fire committee reeommended -that Mr. Jackman and Wm. Symonds be rendered an account for $c.0 each, for services and the use of the town's ire equipment at fires at their respec- tive pla(•es In the township of Colborne. Councillor Huckins wanted to know eh" had sent the plumbers to make repairs at the tollet-room- at the har- bor. Clerk Knox said he had, and ex- plained the circumstances, whereat the count -Ill -or told the clerk to keep his bandit off -be objected to the clerk "usurping the powers of the water, light and harbor committee" (of wlilcl Councillor Huc'kens 1s chairman). The clerk's comment was: 'That will suit me line." COLBORNE TOWNSHIP OOQBORNtE TOWNSHIP, Aug. 12. - Mrs. Joe l4ro'que 1s visiting frleuds In Turouto. 11 Mrs. Earl McKnight and two child- ren spent a few days last week with friends at Westfield. Mrs. Melvin Tyndall gent the week- end visiting In Toronto. ' Miss Helen and Mr. Kenneth 1. - rucque, of Montreal, are visiting with Mr. Joe Laroeque. Mrs. John Cook, ut Westfield, L visiting her daughter, Mrs. Karl Mc- Knight. Decoration servile will be beld In Colborne cemetery on Sundry after- stone, fternoon, August 20, at D. .. ......._ OI!'iUCK BY CAR Mrs. Edward Wettlaufer, of Aaonlree, near Stratford, suffered a terrible er perlence on Sunday atterrtoon when she was struck by a car, but furtan- ately escaped without serious Injury. 'Tbe mishap occurred un Kingston street wben Mrs. Wettlaufer, welting from oat car across the road to join Ma. busbead, mtepped_ dlree8Jy. -los -tbs path of au approaching Tavistock car, She was thrown In the air and struck a fender of the car, from which she was thrown to the pavement. Tbe victim managed to stagger to the side of the road, where she lapsed Into un - UNIT OR FOUND 1 O T.-1i0Id) •R(ktARY WITH A1110- THYefF bestir. Minder pewee laevo at 'MK SIU4".&L OFFICE or phare 3Y4W. "11 • w WANTED TEN isfr ltS FOR DREDGING SEALED TieNDElttl, addressed to tbe uudersiguerl and eudoried "Tender for Dredging, Owen Sound, Ont.," will be vo, e(vo d us tLi 12 e'eleek_ases tlgltt saving), Friday, Aagud 21, 1131. Tenders will net be considered aa - leas made od the forms supplied bit the Department and in accordance with the conditions set forth therelu. Combined specification and form of tender can be obtained on application to the undersigned, also at the once 4t. ES EXAMINED AND cum AT RSASOrABLE Pl, Aa L COLE .OPTO>M! IAT. PHONE lr-'•'° "OODEIMPi CARD 05' THANKS of the Dlstrlct Itngiucer, Equity Build- YR. AND MRS. F. W. t)l.7HAlB$L Ing, Toronto, Ont. us AND FAMILY wish to thank tbelr Tehiterrmdst tbelude tine tuning of -many trtemtr Mr -the ittadseaerand the plant to and from the work. sympathy extended to them la their The dredges and other plant which recent bereavement. They wish also are intended to be employed on this to thank those nacho sent dowers and work shall have been duly regletered those who loaned their caro fur the in Canada on or before the tbttty-drst fuueral. consciousness. Mrs. Wettlaufer was day of December, 1929, or shin have taken to Alexandra hospital, wbere been constructed and registered in WAN1RD an examination repealed abrasions and Canada since the raid date. scratches. but no broken bones.Each tender mutt loo aceompenied by - Nvee of eke Tavistock car, a certified cheque on a chartered bank _g___ _... __ fie ..adt made 1al bl;.-i9 eke, order Clarence Neeb, war giiiiii hied bj eh -HT It. C. Poetelethwalte, but era not de- of the Honorable the Minister of Pub tamed. t He Worts equal to 5 per cent. of the OBITUARY amount of the tendereerliterer Bonds of the Dominion of ('anode or of the Canadian National Railway Company and Its constituent eowpanles ancon JOHN L AITKEN dltlonally guaranteed as to principal - After an Illness of a few weeks, the and Interest by the Dominion of Can- yEN WANTED FOR RAWLRIOH death of John Lee's Aitken, which ada, or the aforementioned bonds and Routes of 1400 families. Reliable occurred at hill home, Market street, a certified cheque If required to make hustler should start earning 425 week - on Sunday evening, removed an 014. up an odd amount. In 140 ease shall ly and Increase rapidly. Write today. well-known and highly -regarded real- the security depo.it" be lees than RAWLMJIGH, Dept. MC-21BS-G, Mon - dent of Goderlch. Mr. Aitken was :300,00. eighty year* of age. He was born By order, treal, Canada. at Lang, in the county of Peterbor- ough, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS John Lewis Aitken, who removed to Godericb with hes family sixty-five years ago. The senior Aitken estab- lished a large cooperage shop to sup- ply barrels for the firm of Ogilvie* & Hutcheson, proprietors of the dour mill and salt block now owned by the Western Canada Flour Mills Co. When the fatber died, the younger .1. L. Aitken carried on the bus(nesa. For some years, when the -Big Mill" was not In operation. he engaged in other business, but when the mill re- sumed operation he again took up his old trade and was employed In the mill cooperage until his retirement FRIDAY, AUGUST 21st, four years ago. He was faithful and at 2 o'clock sharp: conscientious in all that he did, was Tbe property consists of one-half OWANTRD.-WASHING ROASON- vl ABLY done at home. No tattle - tela .gray left. In. _._Aide 1Q UQ 21 SIGNAL. ill(AN'TED.-Ut9B0 TIRES. ERAL allowance made os used tires tor new Dominions, 1= 11118 SERVICE STATION. • J. M. SOMERVILLE, Secretary. 1)epartmaatat tet Public Works, Ottawa, August 11, 1936. AUCTION S.11ES AUCTION SALE OF A ((DM'}`OR- TAIB'LE BRICK DWELLING, wltb a_ frame stable and one-half acre et land in 'Saltford, where taxes are low. We are instructed by - Mrs. Jobs Steep to sell by public auction, at the premises, on well liked by hie associates, and was kind and friendly to all with whom he came in contact. In 1883 he married Miss Sarah Ann Wilson of Goderleh, and the golden weddleg was celebrated three years ago. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, Miss A. Rose Aitken, librarian of the Goderlch pub- lic library, and Mrs. (Rev.) W. H. Moss (Marjorie), of Hythe, Alberta; and three sons, Arden H., traveller for Spittal Bros. Ltd., London; Scott F. and Harold W., of Hood River, Oregon; a sister, Mrs. Fred Gooeh, of acre of good garden land, a brick house containing living -room, kitchen, summer kitchen, pantry and three bed- rooms on ground floor, a good cellar, and four rooms upstairs. The barn is In good shape, and easily converted into a garage If necessary. Electric lights in Douse. Tbe taxes last year were 1;6.70. Possession can be given at once. TERM[ -Twenty per cent. of pur- chase uschase price to be paid at time of sale; balance in thirty days, or terms may t* arranged on a portion of tea pnr- chaae money. Buffalo. N.Y., and a brother, William, MRS. JOHN STEEP, Proprietress. of Hastings, Florida. There are five T. OtiNDRY A SON, Auctioneers. grandchildren. Mr. Aitken was a member of North AUCTION BALE OF li,E81DENl street United church, with which he ANL iIOCBE YC94NI811INGS. LN - had been associated ever since coming (R.UDING HEINPZ3( .N PIANO am.) (o Goderlch whey -five years ago, and BNeli- - the funeral servlee at the family re- sidence on Tuesday afternoon was ehnductol by Rev. W. P. Lane, pastor of that church, and Rev. C. F. Clarke. a former pastor. Mina Nellie Col- borne sang the hymn, "I Need Tbee Every Hoar." s favorite of the de - We have received Iaatritetluns from Mrs. Jamey C. Bogle to sell by'{>ubYe auc'tlon at the premises, No. 11 Tra• falgar street, Goderkb, on SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd, at 1.30 p.m.: •eased',, Wm Helen Lane aecompan!- The property eon.tsting of west part Old Boys' Reunion for 1937 ing. The -honorary pallbearers were Deputy Reeve Turner asked what members of the session of North was to be done about the holding of street church: Wm. Bailie, J. P. eta old boys' reunion next year. Tee Hume, A. M. Robertson, Giles Jenkins', was hearing about 1t every day, and W C. i'ridham and Gen. P. Gould, some definite decision should be made. and the acting bearers were Thos, It would be ten year next year since Gundry, John Hunter, John Newcombe, Wm. McLean, John Wiggins end W. flus last- eeualon. +H. Robertson. The remains were laid Cuunclllor Humber also said the at rest in Maitland cemetery. people were asking for a re.ton next Those attending from out of town Air and 1[ was time to begin prepare- were Mra. Smith, of Tara ; Mr. and AimeeMrs. James Smith, of Lucknow; Mr. )t was left to tbe Mayor to call a public meeting to deal with the matter, J. E. Smith, of Llatowel ; Mr. um_ His Worship pointing out that this rens. McCamu", of Landon: Mtaa was the pa�redure when the legit rr Elizabeth Willson and Meagre Charles union wan hhMa . and Ben Wilson, of Detroit; Mn•. Hem - The matter of purchasing lot 'C„ ingway and son, Mr. Willson Heming- on CoIourg street from the H. C. Hays Way, of Mt. Morris, MIeb. eatate at a price not to exceed 1200 was referred to Ole finance committee with power to act. The town clerk and treasurer was given leave of absence for two weeks, and 'Mita Worthy Blark was appointed acting clerk and treasurer in the air `Renee of Mr. Knox. CmsswllVe of the Whole The council then went into enmmtt- tee of the whole and on resuming re- ceived the committee's report rt•tom- mending: That the Provincial Municipal De- rtment tx• asked for inatractions kja:d tnto(rmation a. £o -'Gyle procetruee In connection wlth.,cnmpany and cor- puritan notice* resecting the propor- [tons of public and separate !stool assessments as required by 1906 amendments to the Assso4,ment Act. That the proposal to Ileenae and re - meet.. taxis In the town be referred • to the special committee and in the meaptlme we write other Nene of slmttar size for information as to license, scale of fees, and regulations. That the efsyor arrange a meeting of the eonncll vlth the public utllltIes cetganlaslon to dtseuss joint pole line eonstrtrrtt5n in eonnertlon with the desire of the (tell Telephone Company to re -locate its pole' lines In the east- ern part of the town: This report of comnrdttce of the whole was adopted. (loancillor Cralgle was appointed to set In conjunction with the housing mmfMRsitnl to taking over the Law- rence bons. OR Keays street, taking rare of the property and advertising It for sale or otherwise • 'The remelt thervadjentrne4:-- - - -- 1 DIED AiTK17N.-in (loderfrh, op Sunday. August 9th, John Lewis Aitken, in his Slst year. I CIFAFIFER.-At London, on Thurs- day, Angled 6th, Ruth Schaefer, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaefer, of Ooderlch, aged 26 years. FRIT9.LPTf.=-At Alexandra hospital, Goderleh, on Rnnday, Aging 9th, 'Harriet Jane Frltsley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Frltzley, in her 25th year. TO RENT house, corner Fagin wenne and Wa- farina street, Poaseaslon nn Septem- ber 1. Apply to MRP. M. 1'. TYN- DALL. R.R. 5, (loderieb. Telephone Carlow 1522. Fin R RENT.- SIXTY -ACRE FARM, feet -claim buildings', In Mullett town- ship on No. 4 blghway, corner eon- eesatnn 13, one and a -hale mule, from I.nndeasorn and two and a -half miles from Blyth. For particulars Reply F, FINOLAND, Berrlstet, Clinton Ont. FOR SAi.R !PH 9.A.LiC.-HiIDiON CAR, iN good coadltTtiR,-'-Vletrola to mahog- any rate. Call at *2 East street. UOi RM 1)'OR SALE. -TWO-STORY sahrlek house m( Nelson street. Eight rooms and bathroom. Good location. Would exchange for Minicab)* or cot 1. W. MONTEITH, Chartered Accountant 89 Ontario street, Stratford, Ontario (Member FIrstbrook, Mcleod & Mqa- telth, Toronto, Ontario.) VE'IRRIINARY SURG1r N - g • O. R. - MYERS. V, KVA& g .S. - VETERINARY BURG - (Radiate of the University at To- mato Gad Ontario Veterfaary College. Omce at T. T. Murphy's, Hasslltoo street. Phonies: Day 206; residence ;a49W. AUCTIONICISDIG THOMAS GLN,'DRT, OODLRICH, LiVE STOCK AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER Telephone No 119 Sales attended to anywhere and ever" effort made to give satisfaction. Farmers' sale notes dlacoostsd. MZDiCAL DIr. . J. R. FORSTER, LY. R, NOSE, THROAT. Late House Surgeon New Test Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital. .Me sistant at Moorefield Eye Hospital and Golden Squr.re Throat hospital.' London, Eng. ETES TESTED, GLASSES SUPPLIED 53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford. Telephone 267. .Net-ibilt-'Wednesday, September 16th, from 7 p.m., to 11.30 a.m. on Thursday, September 17tb, at Bedford Hotel. LEGAL lot 73.1, on whist there Is a cesuiur- DUPLEY E. HOLMES, table brick house containlmnyc saran Barrister. Etc. r«rs, with dossed., hath, Once-f'•rort House, Ooderich. pantry and good cement cellar. Telephone 55. At the aswe tie all the contents of the hc.me will bre ns p,nes1 of : i'tano. DOUGL.AB R. NAIRN, living -room, dining room, bedroom ■nd Barrister and Solicitor kitchen furnisihings, garden tools. hose, office Hamliton Street. Goderleb, lawn -sower, ..etc., garden Jt( 11!x. Telephone -512. grin(4(tone, dishes, glassware, curtsies • and numerous other articles. This is a genuine clearing sale. Everything must be disposed of. TERMS ON PROPERTY -Twenty per vent. at time of sale; balance to thirty dsya. TF7RMB ON FURNISHINGS AND PLA!StO•-Oaab. T. OU2(DRY & SON. Auctidlveers. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE FURNISHINGS ANI) HUD- SON -SEDAN. We hare received instructions from Mrs. C. A. Reid to sell by auction at her home, Fast street, Goderlcb.. on WEDNESDAY, ACGUST 19th, eomnwncing at 2 p.m.: Walnut case upright piano and moot; mahogany cane ..ilg.Erola ; mahog- any writing desk and bookcase; mo- hair chesterfield and chair: walnut court ; conch pillows; walnut library table, cost Mlle; walnut dining -room rates (table. chairs, edea cjinet, end buffet), a tine suite in perfect coniif- tion and expensive when bought ; two cupboards; rugs; two dropleaf tables walnut ; small table*; floor lamps; renn(1 mahogany table; bridge tables; mantel clack ; mahogany music cabinet: mirror.; mahogany three-piece bed- room suite: brass bed end spripga; day bed; large walnut highboy; feather bred; two practically new Male shell mat tresees: ptrtures; China; glaaaware; fruit jars; bed Iowa; trunks; vallses; hooka, some very an- cient; wicker 'haus; camera ; grass mete; curling atones; two sets bowls; coal oil stoves; hard rages: 330 -foot ex- tension ladder: quantity of new shingle": gnantlty of lumber; 011 eon - tenter ; lawn Mower; garden hove: garden tool"; Hiftsnn "6" sedan. Nps' Mal body. Is In first-elasa eomlltion. and fa a splendid family car. There are numerous other artir'lk. Everything mint be dlepnaed of, is Mei.. Reid hsa leaned the property. TERMS- Caah. ERNEST M. LEE, Barrister and Solicitor Sun Life Building, Adelaide and Vic- toria ictorla Streets, Toronto 2. Telephone Elgin 5301. DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS THERAPIST Ooderich, Phone 841 Equipped with electro-magnetie baths. Electronic electric treatments and chiropractic. Chronic, organic, and nervous diseases. lady is at- tendance. Mike hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Friday and Sat- urday, and on Weduesday 10 to 12 a.m. only, or consultation may be bad by appolotmeat. • Muuday and Thursday at Mitchell. A. N. ATKINSON Residence and once -Corner of South street and Britanala road. ` C LOAN" lore. McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSU 1R11I ANCE CO, -Farm and isolat town property lnlured. officers -Alex. Broadfoot, Preside Seaforth; John E. Pepper, Vice -P dent. Bracetieid ; M. A. Reid, Sec terry -Treasurer, Sesforth. Directors -Alex. Rroadfoot, forth; James Sholdlee, Walton; Knox, Londeehoro; George Ian Dublin; John E. Pepper, Bru James 'Connolly, Goderich ; Moylan, Sesforth; W. R. Reaforth; Alex. Meewing, Agents --W. .1. Yeo, R.R. James Watt, Myth; Jobs R.R. 1, llrueeneld; R. it. R.R. 1, Dublin; Chas. F. Ile eardine; R. G. Jarmotb, R.R. holm. -- Pollry-holders ran make all and get their cards reeelptu Royal Bank, Clinton; Calves eilrocpry, Kingston street, tare:- --Apply at RICLVAL_Qli10E. . 1 T. OUNDRY A SON, Anetloaide. S. E. Ref4fa Oetteral Ettore. Ba .)