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The Baptist Church
Rev S. 1t. \l.tiuog. Mini ter
10 a.m. Rally Day Service
11 a.u,
"BEING POSSESSED"
- - 7 p m --
"THINGS
"THINGS SHAKEN
AND 'UNSHAKEN"
SATURDAY
SPECIALS!
Young Roast Beef .... lb123fie
Relied RD Roast Ib. lits
Breast Lamb Ib. illi
Leg Lamb Ib. Me
Shoulder Veal lb. UM
Bologna 15e lb.; or 2 lbsfor Us
Sanitary Meat Market
WE DELIVER
Phone 4SL IlamMkow Rtr els
CHURCH NOTES
The Rt. Rev. A: D. Dewdney, D.D.
/tlebop of Keewatin, wUl address tbe
annual thaekufertng meeting of the
Buys Mlsalouary Club, to be bold In
the lecture room of Knox Presbyterian
cbarch on Wednesday. October 7th, at
S p.m. ills Lordship will sprat on
work amongst the Indiana In the tar
North.
1The regular meeting of the Evening
aux ilia ry of North street United
'church was held In the church rebool-
i room on Tuesday evening and was In
,charge of group 2, with the president,
filet Kershaw, In the chair. The re -
of the recent sectional meet's(
wiv given by MINI Hume, and the
study book was taken by Sirs. Lane.
A piano duet by Misses Helen Archer
and Mary Howard Wa8 much enjoyed.
Views of Africa and of the mission
stations in Angola were shown and ex-
planations given by Mrs. J. Johnston.
The meeting was closed with the Mit-
tab benediction.
A WELL-BRED COLT
W. M. Henry, Itelgrave, won the
Whitely special at Goderich fair with
his 1936 roadster colt.
This colt 1s by Peter Henley, 2.02%-
2.085,1, world's champion double -gaited
stallion for ten years. Tbe dam of
this colt L the noted race mare June
Paschen, 2.08%, by Patcheu Wilkes and
a Grattan Royal dam.
THANKSGIVING SPEZIA
TEN PER CENT. DISCQUNT on ill RUGS, DRAPES
OTHER HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS
Also Mend Snits, sponged, spotted an
ONLY
Take advantay of these Specials
Dean's ---C ars
O.W
THE SIG AL' (— GODERICH
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Goderich Industrial Exhibition
'Continued from page 51
Mrs J. J Robertson. Ida. }Lowrie Rat-
toowork, lap eentregdece-Mies Living-
stone. Mrs. Howrte.
SCHOOL CI I1DRIEN S 86QrION
(Continued from last week 1
Difficult woodwork -no metal ma-
terial, 12 years and under -Howard
Thome*, John Holland, Billy Little -
rigid ; over 12 years -Beason Whitely.
Frank Young.
Crocheting, 9 years and uuder-
Lillian Irwin, Alice Irwla, Mary Hume.
Knitting. 9 yeast sail- Noes -Jean
Wilson, Yvonne "Sbesrdown, Eleanor
Johnaten; 12 years and under -Mar-
jorie Tufford, Dorothy MacDonald,
Donald Campbell; over 12 yrara-L11-
Ilae Milne, Mary MacDonald, Olive
Bradley.
Bedspread tor a doll's bed, 9 years
and under -Dora Willis, Roselle Wil -
11s, Margaret Bowra; over 12 years-
Edrleanne Jot nstoo.
Erector construction work, 9 years
and under -Don Sproul. Jas. Mitchell.
Ray Crawford; 12 years and under -
Stanley Freeman; over 12 years -
Geo. Dowker. •
Rotated collection of educational
pictures, 9 years and uuder-Ray
Crawford; 12 years and under-Robt.
Bisset, Rose Bowra, Alice Irwin; over
12 years -Jean Proctor, Evelyn Steep,
Maxine Martin.
Plain sewing oaf cotton, &loch
square, hemmed, showing patch, but-
nhole and button-, 12 yells lend un-
laire t, Florence. Riley,
$ ..; - r 12 years-Edrleanne
Jubiaton, Jean Schaefer, Grace Mor-
gan. ..•
Cbild'a apron, 12 years and under-
lloselhl Willis, Florence Riley, Claire
Skeet; over 12 years -Marjorie Mil-
er, Evelyn Steep, Rdrleaane Johnston.
Embroidery ---colored centrepiece, 12
years and under -Marjorie • Tufford;
over 12 years -Olive Bradley, Edrie-
aane Johnston.
.Embroidery --guest howl, over 12
years--Edrieanne Jolvaeton. Mergaret
Hall, Madeleine Vlelters.
Embroidery -tea towel, 9 years and
under -Aloe' Warfener, Retest Wil-
son, Ruth Cptt ; 12 tears and .tsader-
Elalne Vickers, Doo Vickers, Mary
Ahl ; over 12 years -Olive Bradley.
Edrleaane Johnston, Jean Schaefer.
Tie -back for curtaltns, Doer 12 years
-Fidrleanoe Johnston, Grace Morgan.
Ramer or dresser seed, 9 years and
wader -Julie Garrick; 12 years and
under-a3etty Smith, Kathleen Mac-
Ewan,
ao-Ewan, Margaret 'MIL
Tray cloth, 9 year and under -Shir-
ley Baker,; ilea year's--Edr$eanne
Johnston.
Modellbif clay, oval 12 years -Den
Stonehouse, Edrleanne Johnston. t-
ty, 9 years and antler -Eugene Ryan.
Bouquet of.gardea flowers, years
and under-Marga*et Bowra, Bery
Sande, Jas Proctor! 12 yeses and
jun,
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1-15 (lncluadrre;
ers---Phone 80
Goderich ! Old Boys' Reunion
August I-4, 1937
Tbe Reunion Association 1s anxious to have a list as complete
as possible of former residents of ebbe community, and all persons
who have relsktivee or friends who should receive lnvltatboom to
attend the Reunion are requested to band or send such names, with
the addressees, to
Dr. W. F. callow, Godterich,
animas* of the Names sad Addresses Committee.
YOUR ASSISTANCE WILL BE APPRECIATED
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"RS A KNOCKOUT"
P Id is Asked to Csopo aM 1st Com
hog
under -Mabel Bradley, Betty McNee, Bend
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Rose Bowra; over 12 year* -Roselle I dotty tot lhtuttrr 2* and 27 have
Willis, Leone McArthur, John Holland, been definitely set for the famous' John
BAKING AND CANDY 1t. Jtugt•rs productlust, "It's a Knock -
Taffy. 19 to 12 years --Kathleen Mac- 'ill'''.to be staged in Goderich updcr
Ewan, Helen Howard, Norice R(lln. the ausplew of the Ilona (Cub. Mr.
audv ]0 to 12 rears -Veru* I Hal Usher, a well-known Rogers pro•-
Mathlrron, Mabel Bradley. Margaret . ducer, has been assigned to Gotlerh•b
Little; 13 and neer - osier Allen. Ito direct and stage this splendid mull- The (k•totwr meeting of Central
Itlscults, 10 to years -Donna sal coliledy. Howe and School Club wet be held at
Muhring, Lulu AlnJatnlu, Almeta I The Lluoo Club is staging this pro- Central school uu Tuesday afternoon
strep duction in order to acquire funds for next, at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Riley will
BRIEFS
The nurses' aluwuue will weet at the
hospital at 3 p.m. on Friday, October 2.
Reserve October 17 for 'Victoria
street ignited church \V. weu's Assu-
dation annual basasr.
On Monday, October 3, Miss Cur-
roll
urroll w111 be at our store wit& the flim
Gonsard foundation garutenta. You arts
Welted. F. E. 111'11.Bl'JtT.
Cake, 10 to
Margaret Ilse
and over -Int
Donald. Joan
(ears --Hose Bowra, its crippled children and welfare warie lead a group discussion.
delelne Vickers; 13 and it is expected that the entire cow. A fowl supper will be held In Kilos
WM, Mary Mac- manity will cu -operate either through Presbyterian clhureb ep Tueetltty,
Y• taking tart In the production or in vember 10th, finder the auspices of the
Muffins. 10 to 12 yeah* -Kathleen attending the performance*, to further ladles' Md, in connection with the an-
MacEvtru, Eunice Allen, Jere Bloom- this excellent work. ulvereary 'services. Kindly keep this
field Rehearsals will begin In Godericb date in mind and watch for further
P1., 10 to 12 years -Lala Benjamin. , for the production on October 12. particulars.
Tarts, 13 and over -Alma Mobring, I The Rogers Company is providing
Roselle Willis, June Bloomfield. the entire scenery, equipment and cos- A tweetat meeting of the Golfe/lee
Small chime, 13 and over -Wilms tames, and from all indications will Women's Hospital Auxiliary will be
Milne, Rose Bowra, Elaine Llscomb. M ou'• of the best production staged held at the public library on Monday,
ooNwroucfriON WORE ---,11W 1. "erten in many yearn. October 3, at 4 o'clock.
All those who wisieto take part either
-1. the dancing or singing choruses
• le -ii tbe cart proper, will kindly get in BORN
touch with C. K. Saunders, chairman, BARKER. -In Guderit•h, on Wtdnes-
F. E. Hibbert, preslde/nt, or Nelson day; September 90, to Mr. and Mrs.
111, secretary. Albert Barker, a tan.
YEARS AND UNDER
Child Llte project books -Del Cuff'.
rick, Beryl Sanderson, Edwin Bennett.
Baskets -decorated or plaruce
Macl)onatd, Joyce Hadde
Sbeling. `
Window Decorations --mounted o
drawing paper-,Jtoe Baetbler, Audrey
Barker, Gladys Sbeling.
Silhouettes -mounted on drawing
paper -John Schaefer, Doug. - Harri-
son. Dun Carrick.
Vegetable parade in paper cuttlaf-
colored-Pblpp Willie, Gladys Sielinlis
John Schaefer, _ •
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Brokers Charged =
with Conspiracy
(Continued from page.11
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and deliver to clients at tbe original
coudrmatlon price.
Tbe E. M. Ernest firm was sold out
by Harley, Easton Co. on October 1,
1934
"I will attempt to show that all tin Goderich on the former schedule,
it
1220 p.m.
stocks sold out by the Harley, Easton _ _
Co. were repurchased and returned to GIRL GLIDES HAVE Ol'TLNG
cHedta at the original confirmation, 1The 2nd Company of the Goderich
with the accused sustaining the lose," j Girl Guides, under the leadership of
said defence counsels I Miss Edith Taylor, enjoyed a hike on
Mien Hurlbut testified once machin- I Satonday to Piper's Dam, where • gale.
ery was a great expertise lq the once. nlc was held. Several tests were
Miss Hurlbut told Mr. Gnat, and re- tried and later, around a campfire, a
posted to Mr. Holmes in rebuttal ex -marshmallow roast and singsong were
amination, that she at no time beard held. The outing was a complete
or saw anything In the once to Ind!- i
accused the aceusea were doing aar-' suty ens. i
thing wroeghll witkt • their -digit* PERCH ,ARE BITING
stocks.
''-- SAN1DERSON.-At Alexandra hes-
OBITUARY pLtal, on Thursday. September 34th,
to Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Sanderson,
MRS. MARY PEARD a SOI.
Learn►rtgtou, Sept. 23. -Mrs. Mary TAYLOR. -At Alexandra hoepltal, on
Amelia Peard, eighty, passed away at Wtdneselay, September 30th, to Mr.
1n actin health '-'tad Mrs Gordon Taylor, Auburn, a
her home after being g
nfor the poet two years The lace Cllr*. dwugbter,
EYES
EXAMINED AND - P
47 GLASSES FC[TED
AT REASONABLE
PRICE
A. L. COLE_.
OPTOMETRIST
PHONE 91 GODERCH
TO RENT
TO RENT.-(X)MFORTABLZ COT-
* TAGS on Trafalgar street. Apply
to M. W. HOWELL...
VETERINARY SURGEON
DR. G. E. MYERS, V.S.,
VETERINARY SURGEON
Graduate of the University of To-
ronto and Ontario Veterinary College.
Omce.ttt T. T. Murphy'♦ Hampton
stf&et. ' Hboaes Day 206; realdeacw
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Peard was born in K:gland and came DIED CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS lttwerat ` as
to Canada after her husband's death is
00\NON -At Alexandra hospital
Newport, England, about twenty year*
aga. She was a member of the Laa>r
ington United church. Mrs. W. D.
Cox, a niece, is the only survivor et
the family.
NO CHANGE HERE
Goderich is not affected by change*
in the C.X.R. timetable effective oa
Sunday last. Tbe TorontoGoderteb
train, lnetead of leaving Toronto at
7.30. now leaves at 7.35, but arrives
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Sunday, September 27th, Thomas O.
Cannon. 1n his 06th year.
MeLEAN -At London, on Friday.
September 25th, Hobert E. McLean,
son of Wilmer McLean and the late
,Mrs. McLean, aged 19 years.
LOST OR FOUND
Ise
These special values are effective Oct. 1st, 2a, and 3:4„
PEANUT
BUTTER
25 -oz.
Jar
M
White Saila iry QUAKER
FL4 a S`
!„..116,
Nradi-
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4rtificial -
Ezctracts m sot. 15' Macaroni 4fts. 19'
gZ.9
J
standard
Quality
WAX
BEANS
Whole or Cut
3 Ti- 2 Sc
POST'S
BRAN
IPI•L 2 f
ALWAYS FRESH AT 'DOMINIOIr
BROWN LABEL Black Ta _ - Blacks or Mixed
sada t 61c Pit 3 'lc
Orange Pekoe Salada Black 14-1b, Pkg 3$C
Blue Label Salada Black c; -Ib. Pkg. 39C
Yellow Label Salads Black 1 -Ib. Sac 'r -lb 27c
Brown Label Saluda Black 2 -oz. Pkg. 9e
OST. -BUNCH OF KEYS IN LET -
/I ease. Fader purse leave at
Court House and receive reward.
CARD OF THANES
MR. W. E. MeLEAN AND FAMILY
with to thank all those who so
kindly helped them' In •nyhray during
their recent bereavement; also tbose
who sent floral tributes and those who
loaned cars for the funeral.
WANTED
WANTED. -A MAID FOR GENERAL
housework. Apps P b. BOX a6,'
The perch liaising season le 1n full !' eb y
Wltnens admitted there was nothlst1 awingagain and scores of enthuatastic i Gocierleh•
to indicate, in the stook ledger, wbether hsheraaen are braying the cold breeaes'
or not stocks mentioned were replace -Ion the breakwaters to spend a day and lII1ANTE general ERIE\(`ED V A1D
meats of stock so put by the Toronto n for housework. Apply
. bring In as many fish as they can ear-' MRS. R. C. HAYR, Nerth street.
Tbe Crown contended allealiii
ry. There actually have been cases of ,
he followers of Isaac Walton pulling ,
WW1 were simply Weak 110
The bionic account' iii Je Rees♦ l.a out In pairs, having two books on
• '. Ir Ifnte. It is a common ucCnr-
.`bie ponteeW* Ni*( ee these days .to see fishermen
ae10 was staggering along the pier with gu,nny-
t: f .eats well filled with perch. The days
1!! cord on witch>to carry fish home
fk ises '.
out, wh _ ' ' •'
vie
sitrtitemened - • • to be pant. Everyone uses •
Hurlbut stfit
thing to eke
employee and Bad MN
made known of tie
masers and everyone gets bbg
eatehei, `
it
^'- . UOTIONAL RALLY
INK'Work Beards
from Toronto, M
-IMes- Hurlbut re
jj mem than eight goers
. I diemissed at 3 p. da
Alex. Collins stili"!.. ,G.'
Crozier, The third annual meeting St Oros
managers of the -Bank of eal and County Boyd' and (arts' Worknkard
('anadlan Ronk of Comm respec- was held In Wesley -Willis church, Cltn-
tively. at Walkerton. tiled Numerous ton. on September 15th, with Rev. J.
ledger sheets, drafts and other papers F. Aucieron of Wtsgham preslding
'including a power of attorney with The delpgatcs took refreshments and
E. M. Ernest in favor of E. L. Ernest, eajoyed!f]rnbe sapper In the dinlntP
which bas not been revoked. ram of tb$ chunk, etre young ladka
Mr. Crozier told Mr. Klein, defence of Wesley -Willis providing tea.
rounsel, that he was aware that E. Afterwards the meeting opened with
M. Ernest had relinquished bis inter- • devotional pe•rlod- acrd the Suslnes4
+eat be the Mueineso earl/ is t the-evenleg w s dealt with.
On Tuesday evening, when court re- oxs•"Rowson, sWiaOp him, H.$.T'.
slimed at 8 o'clock, the prosecution
North Huron. mea appdnted secretatr*
' called A. J. Becker,terrier seenagar reports of the pant- year's t
of the Wingham branch WIRE
retrtved.
_ Inr•luded in the activities were sae -
ANTED. -USED TiRES. LIB-
gi ERAL, allowance made on your
used tires for new Domtnlons.
BF:EVERS SERVif;k, STATION
pttoM AND Ib4 tRU..-4 ENTRALLi-
I' located, runty boarding house
Fire minutes from schools and Mame.
Ideal for studeuts. MRS. ROB1
(N)OD, corm" Victoria street and El-
gin avenue.
]tit fAss
I. w.
£bartered
99 Oatarlo street, Str*
(Member Firstbrook, Mc Qt Most'
HItb. Toronto, Ontario.)
R SAID.--t'L(1W POINTS. R(
s
Nieto for a0 stakes of plow at
BEEVi:RS' SERVICE BTATiO.
Phone 40 Goderich, Ont.
R SALE. ONE BICYCLE, IN A 1
shape.
BEEVF:RS' SERVICE STATION
'Phone 40 Goderich. Ont`j
Ike ISSI r --RED BRiCK HOUSE ON
■■ South atrpet. Modern conveniences,
bot waiif beats __cosvenMnt to
a re. ew eeora TfmTI Ty
It F LfC1t ` •Rwutb etta*wt. •
!SOW III
or Nilson street. Eight
ht
rooms and bathroom, Good location.
Would exchange for bungalow or cot-
tage. Apply it 'RiONAL OFFICE.
DOnun,g
OLD COLONY MAPLE SYRUP
SHIRRIFFS JELLY POWDERS
JAVEL WATER -
SOLEX LAMPS, 23, 10. 60 Watt
16 -oz boo 27e
pkg. Se
26 -os. bot. Se
- each 20e
BAKING POWDER
*C ver 1; un1 .'.o e
HITS HONEY
Tin
SYRUP 18' 41` 79'
GRAPEFRUIT itil" 2 t145-°1.25<
Canada Packer'
CHUM DOG FOOD Wit 23<
aim FAIRY SOAP
CAKES MANYFLOWERS
All
For
2 1C
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Large Size Grapefruit 4 fur 29c
Becker teetifiedthat time and again
he had endeavored to get stone from
the Walkertoflionse, after furnishing
the money. bat bad not succeeded/
"I received 91,400 cash from airs.
J. J. Reana," said the witness, "to
boy 1,000 shares of Slaeoe on margin.
On instructions from Walkerton i took
the money to the Bank of Commerce
at Wingham and bad it wired directly
to J. L. Francis, broker, at Toronto.
Mr. Evans came to my once to pay
the rest of the money to buy 1t out-
right.
Could Not Get Stork
"I tried repeatedly to get the sleek
and could not. Mr. Evans kept yetis- would occupy the estop In the early
Ing me for several weeks until- Vs -part of July. to be followed by the
mors in same order In latterpart o '.'... jN len_
business was closed." is AUCPiON SAS.'.-._......-_..
The orders were executed, but tli& July and early August. Arrange -
stock w -as never delivered, wttnesn said. Muhl for financing were made, the CLEARING AUCTION SALE.
- churches being divided Into groups of Vr
Moral confereneeh of boys and girls
at Wingham In Otaober, 1085, and at
Godortch In 19311,1 four sun:weer
camp', at the ensnarer echool, older
boya being fleet in camp and followed
by boys' of younger years, and thelL
the girls in the same order. lir I
• Following these reports, plans Sere
made for holding a conference at !
Grand Bend on October 17th, the Wet- I
teflon by the delegates from that
ehurch having been accepted. .Ttre
eurgestion to make hhe summer camps
of seven-day periods each was favor-
ably reeeived and it was derided that
the mniore. commencing with boys,
p)it RALE. -ESTATE OF MRS.
▪ MARY DEAN, lot 12. Reeent street,
Goderich; brick cottage, frame book
on property. To be siold In parcels or
block. Apply JAS. SENNETT, RAI.
7, Lneknow.
CARR F'OR SALE. -FIFTY ACRE8,
Brick honee. barn with stone founda-
tion. good weter, ainall orchard. Kip -
pen 3% mile*. Apply WM. WAITE,
Hayfield road.
°CURIUM( WOLK= PRICY.' Of home*, ranch cows! and yonne
cattle. Property of George reseals, at
Peelers lot 3, coneesesion 10, Colborne, one-half
Henn, 5 lies. 10c; hese. 4-5 ibk, fie: mile east of Nile, on
Sege rod Netter
rep, per essee, tio-27e; batter,
dairy. lb., 20e; bade', eireiseseey,
Live Medi
Grain
bus., 70e; mate. 40c -45c; feed harier.
has., lide-130e; malting barley. /Me -
Vegetables
Potatoes, beer, 91 50.
Floor ond Feed
ID. Dag. 91.50; Manitoba flour, HNC
Ms or more eacb, with a key finance
convener for peril and each (torch be-
ing given an allocation.
The officers eleeted for the ensuing
year are: Hoye Work Hoard -Honor-
ary chairman, Rev. C. W. D. Crowns,
Clinton; chairman, Rev. .I. F. Ander-
son, Wingham: vice-chrirman. Rev. a.
Lloyd Weir, Brimeele; finance midyear,
man Diann 014 "If D.111141131)
Claraarelipida awl Chide; Mak III
yaw archer.
TITIN4DAY, OCTOBER lath,
at 1.30 sharp:
Twenty-eight good mils+ row.. a
number hist fresh and a number (-om-
it* in shortlik afar -aye mires.
Inge and two-year-olde: two general
pure/see gelding's, 2 years old; one di -
Rev II. 3. Mahoney. Brussels!: promo -11y. by Jerry illarvesster. 2 years Md.
ter or etoffeeencee and camps, Re...1. As and feed *ere burnt.
E. Moore, Grand Bend, and Rtanley everything advertised .01 he 'old.
AUCTIONEERL ;G
THOMAS GUNDRY, GODERICH,
■i LiVE STOCK AND GENERAL - -
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No 119 -i.. _'7
Sales attended to anywhere and *vefy!__
effort made to give satisfaction
Farmers' sale notes diecooated.
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER, RTE. RAR
NOSE, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New Iotrk
Opbtbalmk and Aural Hospital, an-•'
sistant at Moorefield Eye Hospital
and Golden Squ,.re Throat Hospitals
Loudon. Eng.
EYES TESTED, CLASSIC
SUPPLIED
53 Waterloo Street L. Stratford
Teeptone 267.
Neat visit -Wednesday, October St.
afternoon and evening only, 2 to 9 pa_
at Bedford Hotel, Goderich.
LEGAL
DUDLEY Z. HOLMES.
Barrister, Etc.
Once-- t'oort House, Goderich.
Telephone 55.
DOUGLAS R. NAIRN.
Barrister and Solicitor
Office Hamilton Street. Goderlek
Telephone 512.
Todfi, let Helene.
• Girlie Work Board -Honorary chair-
men, Hint Mabel Bailie, Goderich:
Marmon. Mre N. W. Trewertha, AUCTPO'S HALE OF Gi0116741 AND
Claire Pentlaind, Dungannon ;Iiinalicel At lot 00. Hayfield line. Goderich
Turner. Dungannon*. seereeery„. Miss
convener. Mime B. Beet. Hrnseela; en- township, fire milers southwest of alb -
'nee key worker, Mrs. Trewartha.
Clinton; ...inference promoter, Mrs'. MOND.% Y. CO ) BRA et h.
Grieve. Grend Bend, Miss Dorothy at 1 M. condone& of :
Walters'. Itenmiller: oonferenee eon- Twenty cow. and heifer.. emit.
eerier. Mien Jean Smith. Egmondville: fre-41. hatanee fine to freehen In No-
cturne' convener. Mi.. if Plaine, Gorier- rember, Deromber and March . fire
Jereey belfe.r. osppneed to he in calf
I Minletera presient included: Rees. J. fifteen head of yesrlinp wed two-year-
fe Andersson, Hingham; A. Robb, nirlor; Are spring calves.
itinevale; R.. A. Brooke, itlyth; H. J. Mk is a good lot and in good eon-
Mftivemey, }Inmost*: It. el, **wart, differs
T. R. Turner. Dungannon; A. E. El- A. IC. TOWNEITENnItat;11111tor.
itott, raptor: J R Moore, Grand/ Rend. OIX) 11 .migtiveget.
ERNEST-M. Lehr
Barrister and Solteltor
Ban Life Building, Adelaide and Tie-
torts
iatorts Streets, Toronto 2.
Telephone klglo 5301.
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
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ftHIBOPRACrOR AND DRUGIDSi
-----. THEMAP18T
Goderlchf'Phone 341
liggipped with electro-magnette
herb/.` Bleu 1ronlc electric treatments
and chiropractic'. Chronic, organic.
and ..evlae dlsemes. Lady
tentiance. office hours 2 to 5 and
to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Friday •nd Sat-
urday, and on' Wednesday 10 to 12
a.m. only, or consultation may be had
by appointment.
Monday and Thursday at Mitchell
A. N. ATKINSON
Residence and once ---Corner of
South street and Britannia road.
INSURANCE. LOANS. RTC.
115
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.
gig ANCE CO. -Farm and isolated
town property insured.
Seaforth; John E. Pepper, Vice-Preei-
dent. Ttrucefield; M. A. Reid, Secre-
tary -Treasurer, Sea forth.
Directors -Alex. Broadfoot, Sea -
forth ; James Sholdice, Walton; Wes.
Dublin; John E. Pepper, Bruce -Geld;
lames Connolly, Goderich; Thom111"
Moylan, Seafortb; W. R. Archibald. .
Agents -W. J. Teo, R.R. Clinton:
James Watt, Blyth; John E. Pepper,
R.R. 1. Brucefield; R. F. McKercher.
R.R. 1, Dublin; Chas. F. Hewitt, Kin-
Policy -holders can make all payment&
and get their cords recelpted at tbe
Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Cutt's
Ringeon street. Goderich. or
IlEADQUARTERS
FURNIEREs
and PA INT.-
AULCRAFT PAINTS are
quality and Ism it 914111.
Ton will ilnd firm eines yokes
in our stock of
FURNITURE and RTOVES
We ponitively save eon money
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