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THE SIG
— GObERICH, ONT.
ASHFIELD •
CHRUITMAIS ORAERK tem
*ADN 81'00121 laid cuss 1, a11d lire, T. J. Lannon and Lya1
.fillEef Parkhill awe London friends
re the weekend.
E 10 upialNarga
Ilamattl Street
t:
leer
Pictures
For Priers, Weddraja.lied all
other Gift Ilkestslutel.
:suttees,' give. tasty lasting
pleswsre is a good Pkture.
Beautiful Christmas Pictures
W. have the very Infest In
•'Photo Frames.
Picture Framing our speciality.
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Smith's Art and Gift Sure
EAST ST. PHONE 1211
I
"Diamonds
and Hearts)'
Three -act Comedy Drama
under the ■tisplce...4
VICTORIA HOME AND
SCHOOL CLUB
La__.-____
MacKA Y
0a,
THURSDAY
Nov.
sad
HALL
1.9
FRIDAY
and
20
at 8.15 p.m.
Admission Adults 30c
Children 15c
Proceed. for Manual Training
DEANS--
JOR RELIABLE, MODERN
Dry Caning and Dyeing
Free Pickup and Delivery 48 -Hour Service
. G. W. LAITHWAITE, Local Representative
PHONE 80 GODERICH
Saturday Specials!
PRIME BABY BEEF
Round Steak lb. 17c
Sirloin Steak Ib. 17c
Wing Steak lb. 17c
Choice Boiling Beef ...Ib. 9c
Shoulder Roast ...lb. 12%c
Pure Pork Sausage
Large Bologna
YOUNG POR,'
Fresh Picnic Hams ..1b. 16c
Lean Shoulder Roast .lb. 18c
Fresh Ham Roast ...Ib. 21c
Loin Roast lb. 23c
Fresh Side Pork lb. 18c
lb. 18c
2 lbs. for 25c
LEGG'S MEAT MARKET
Phone 488 We Deliver Hamilton Street
vsmosmit
BRIEFS
I
Rebekah rummage sale In Oddf-
lows' liall Saturday. November 2141,
at 1.'c) p.m.
The Go terich Collegiate commence- j,
peeut wIll be heli Friday. Decent11, In the lecture room of Knox churc
Ilaserve December 3rd and* 4th
see the play' 'The Strike of the fhurj
Weenen'ts Guild" In St. George'.+
l.8 hall. Adwiesion Sec.
' The Victoria Hume and School
is asking for donation. of old c
tng, underwear, etc., :o e7 Made' Tor children attendient the eel
Article may be left at the how
e Kra F. 13. Riley, 6 Church street,
Ili convener of the t'futes welfare
mlttee.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. Jas. T. Austin, who fyrme%lt
conducted a barber .bop on Hamilloti
street, takes pleasure In informing bis
old friends and customers that he his
removed to the Gsduich Beauty Par-
lor and Barber Map, 18 West street,
where he will be pleased to give ton-
sorial requirements at the following
popular prices:
Hair Cit 25e, Shave 15e, 13..tpsa
Lye up Facial Massage 35e u!► Seal.
Massage Ise.
br
er
1.
!pf
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QUARANTINE LIFTED
Dr. J. B. Whitely, Y.0 H., announces
that the school, church end community
hall at Hnlmeevllle, w•bh•h have been
dosed the last two weeks owing to an
epidemic of scarlet fever. will be re-
opened next week. Thirty-eight cases
of fever were reported In the town-
ship, among the eleven adults being
the Holmesville school teacher.
There are now at least two cases
of scarlet fever in Goderich, both pe-
daloes being adult" a the one home,
which ;s quarantined.
GODERICH MARKET PRICES
P
Hens. 6 lin.. iers c!.., 12e.
Eggs and Batter •
Rue per dozen, 3l1c--40e; butter.
dairy. lb, 20e; better. ereatiey, ..
Live Sleek
Bacon hogs, ewe., $7.50; beef. lb.,
4c -5e; veal, 1b., 7e; lambs, lb., 7c.
Grain
Wheatper bus., 90e; -93c; buck-
wheat, bus., 50c -60e; oats, 40e --42c;
feed barley. bus., 55c -65c; malting
barley, 1.3e -90e.
Vegetables
Potatcws. new, 90e—$I
Flow and Feed
Bran. inO-Ib. bag. $1.5.x; shorts, 100 -
lb. bag, $1.6.5; Manitoba flour, 100.1b.
stag, $3--$3.50.
The Signal to January Est, 1908,
for $1.5.1 to new subselebera.
Come and get your
share of these excellent
baking needs and be assuredof excellent
results . . . and at such low prices, too.
- Red Bar
iPgs .! 5
New Season's illistemmeat
2 lba..25
Quaker
CORNFLAKES
! 184....1
OVALTINE
Small Med. Large
sec SS* Iec
Kota SALMON
3 Tms .25
FRY'S COCOA
Tinb .19
Aa.t Jena.. Pascals.
FLOUR Pkg. .1 5
OY Coleay
Maple Syrup
R16 -or.
otel, .44
ICING SUGAR
CURRANTS
29c
2 x•..15
2 lbs..2 5
PUMPKIN --iIIlervlati r .43
EGGSFresh Med. Grade dos 37c
BAKING PDR. DOMINO Tiob .17
aRewstre.'s Ceakig 1/3 -lb Cake
WEDDINGS
GEMOMETTE-STEN' ART
4 quiet *editing was .ulemulsed at
Bl. Ktehael's Cathedral, Toronto, on
tie May, November 7, wire Miss Ivy
tel let, only daughter of Mrs. Ruby
St t;tt. was united In marriage to
La "Leh
sou of Mr. and
M ooh Geromette of Goderich.
*Re . John Fullerton performed the
cerenteny•
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ANDERSON-1:I1UNT
.t wedding in whim wavy Goderkb
people are Interested took place at It.
Marys, Ont., On November 11th, when
Mee Marion Grant, Jaughter of Mrs.
Barbara Grant and the late David
Grout of that town, bovine the bride
of Wilbur F. C. Ande:von, of Ottawa,
son of the late Rev. James A. and
Mrs. Anderson. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. B. F'aruey at
St. James church. The bridegroom
spent his boyhood in Goderich, his
father being the well -loved and well.
remembered Waterier of Knox church.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will reside at
Ottawa.
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ALLI ON-1411EPHAW)
A quiet fall wedding was solemnised
at Pine River on Thursday evening
last, when Mies Margaret Esther Shep-
hard, daughter of Mr. Chas. Shephard,
Newgate street, Goderich, and the Late
Mrs. Shephard, was u.:ted lu mar-
riage !lrGeorge- -Hkktey Allison -40m
youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
' .Ulieon, Cameron street. Goderlcb.
The youug couple motored to Pine
Ricer from their homes here, to b*
unihvl In marriage by Rev. J. C. Nich-
1 oloou. The newlyweds Spent the
week -end In Goderich and then mo-
tored to Windsor, where they will
attend two weeks. They will return
to live iu Goderich.
OBITUARY FOR SALM
MIIi(. JOHN PU'RVE8
Frk.4 C 1n Goderich learned ty'ltb
IMPS of the death of Yrs. Margaret
!l. McIntosh Purves, wife of Jules
Perms Purunto. which occurred' late
Sunday night at the ;tome of her
daughter, Mr'. A. G. H, cry, 341 Craw
brook avenue, Toronto. Yrs. Purves
was a resident of lluderieb for about
twelve years and wee an weave work-
er In North 4reet Fulled church. She
had been In 111 -health for some flue
before her death.
Mrs. Purees Is survived by ber hus-
bend, one daughter, Mrs. Hovey, and
one eon, Jack 1►. Purves. of the edi-
torial staff of The Canadian Obeerver,
Sarnia; one brother, James McIntosh
of Niagara Falls, N.Y., and two sir
ters, Mlssee Jean and Christina Mc-
Intosh
e-Intosh of Kitchener. Born In Scot-
land, Mr.. Purves came with her par-
ents to Toronto, where she spent her
early life. Atter llvitg In Goderich
ter some years she removed to Strat-
ford and later took up residence with
her daughter In Toronto.
The funeral took place at Toronto
on Tuesday afternoon, the 'service be-
ing conducted by Rev. II. a. Clugston,
et Manor Road United 'Luree, assisted
by Rev. C. C. Washington, ut Fair-
lawn Uultdd cburch. Toe pallbearers
were five nephews, Robert Melntpsh,
John McIntosh, Ion Brown, Dr. G. V.
Morton, all of Toronto, Allah McIn-
tosh of Hamilton, and a sonrtn-law,
A. G. Hovey, Toronto. Interment
was In the McIntosh plot at Mount
Pleasant cemetery. Relatives from a
wase who attended the
eluded Norman Puree., of St. Paul.
M(nn., Jack Purves of Sarnia, Miss
Elsie ilclntostl of Sieustead, Que.,
James McIntosh of Niagara Falls. Mr..
De G. McIntosh and Ms +e. Jean anti
Cbrlstiue McIntosh of Kitchener.
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BELL -i TRANG -
Tbe marriage of Mies Rose Innes
Strang. eldest daughters of the late Dr.
H. I. Strang and Mrs. Strang of Gud-
elch, to Mr. Frederick H. Bell, B.A.,
of Harrow, Ont., was solemnized by
Rev. F. W. elilmour, at Elmwood Pres-
byterian church, London, on Friday
afternoon last. The bride had re-
cently returned to her home here after
spending nearly two years in Europe.
The brldtgroom was a teacber on the
staff of the Windsor Collegiate In-
,etttute until his retiresome years
retirement some
Miss Mabel Strang accompanied
'her sister at the wedding ceremony.
lir. and Mrs. Bell are epeuding a abort
;time at the bridegroom's bome at Har-
row before going to Florida for the
winter.
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CR0814-WAY
I The wedding took place at London
on Saturday, November 1 ttb, of Gladys
Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alva
I W. Way, Kippen, to John Robert
;Cross, B.A., eon of Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
Crow of St. Thomas. The ceremony
• !was performed by Rev. Mr. Olmsted
of }erten street Baptist church. The
bride wore an autumn eoetnme of
brown triple sheer crepe with matcb-
a¢ accesenilee', and a eelckn Marina
crest bandeau, and carried bronze Per -
net rosea. They visited) Detroit and
the Border Cities on their honeymoon
trip and will reside it Highgate, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. ('res are beth regio_
tered teacbere In the i'rovince of (en-
teric., Mr. Craw being a high school
.pecialist in ',cleave, mnthema sad
language., _.• _...
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('OLBORNE -UA\ MAN,.-.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Ihtyman, Kippen. was the scene of a
pretty wedding on 8srurday, Novem-
! ber 14th, when their only daugtter,
!Beatrice Elizabeth, was united ._ln
imarriage to Mr. Edwin Keith Col-
• , borne, .on of•Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Co1-
Iborne, of Goderich. Rev. E. F. Chand-
ler, of St. Andrew's United church,
Ki c,. • n, officiated. Tee ceremony
oo pace at high noun. 1'6e chilli-
,ing•brlde entered the room on the arm
of her father, and too'. her place be-
neath an arch of evergreen decorated
with a large white bell and ferns, to
the strains of the Loh. ngrin Wedding
March played by her (opsin. Meta
Velma Squire, of Exeter. The bride
wore a petunia chiffon velvet tunic
frock trimmed with wllver and a match-
ing turban with nose veil, and silver
slipper' completed her costume, Tbe
bridal couple were unattended. After
the ceremony the bride and groom led
the way to the dining -room, which
was issu'tlfully decorated to green and
gold with white. The table was
centred with the brides, cake and a
*lever vane of yellow chrysanthemums.
Guests numbering twenty eat down to
a sumpluunts hot thrice, dinner Nerved
by thret•eltlrl friends of the bride, Miss
Gladys Jarrot, Miss Eine Dayman
and Miss Olive Smith. Tbe
bride wn. the reclplent of many
beautiful glfta, among whteh were sev-
eral cheques. The groom's giet to the
bride wan a sterling never bracelet
and to the planist a silver bonbon
dish. Later Mr. and Mrs. Colborne
left amid a shower of confetti and
good wishes. for an extended trip to
Brantford, Windsor and Detroit. The
hridea travelling drew. wan a two-
piece red wool silt. Phe wore a
brown fur eoat, silver hit and brown
accessories to match.,On their re-
turn they will residIn Goderich.
The many ff%nde of the bride and
groom join in extending to them beet
wishet for their Wore happiness. '
atr•- -
AUSTRALIAN
SULTANA
Raisins
.lO.
Recleaned
Vale.. 'festive ..ea Nov. 21st.
Lyon's
L-
A
PerJectww
LEMON OI
)4 Ib. Pkt- 30e
12 -os. bot.
L - 1St
Bulk
ROLLED OATS - - Ro. fen
Red Maraschino
CHERRIES 3 -oz. bot. 104
Good Grads
BROOMS • - each 331
s X X X X Q.ek.r Brawl Whtta Sethi
iour 141. 1 •99
WHITE CELERY
HEARTS
10c ""
67 Bag
ri
THE START OF
A GOOD MEALI
•
EXTRA LARGE
HEAD LE1"TTII01
8c .aeli s ,;re lir
F
1 Ekt4,
d
SIbR.i.-11TRANrI \t F,lmwotd Pres-
byterian church. IAendnn, Ontario, On
November 13th. by the Rev. F. W.
Gilmour, R.A.. Ito.* Inn.., deugbMr
of the tate D►r. and Mr.. ((ugh intim
Strang, of feeler -lets. to Frederick H.
Bell, B.A., of itsrrow, (Lirfhrie•-.
A MASON--SillePl1A RD.—At Pine
River nn Tbnrsday, November 12,
IIMMI, by the Rev. J. C. Niebolaos,
Margaret /hither, daegliter of (rhes.
HOUSE PVR SALE.—TWO.8TORY
brick bowie uu esebvu street. Fight
rooms and bathroom. good location
Would exchange for Iatugalow or Cut
Use. Apply at SIGNAL. OFFICE.
TO REN?
r,OR RENT.- t,X)MFORTABLiO MOD -
a /MN house. Central. Furnace and
conveniences. el. W. HOWELL
USE TO Its NT.—F'1tAllee MOD-
ERN conveniences.- Garage. PL -
ton street. ' Avallable for December
1st. FRANK MARTIN, Tellor.
VETERINARY SLJIGEON
DR. G. E. MYERS, V.8..
VETERINARY SURODON
Graduate of the University of To-
ronto and Ontario Veterinary College.
Office at T. T. Mnrpay's, Itamilton
street. Phones: Day 206; reeldence
24OW.
AUCTIONS/M NG
THOMAS (WN'DRY, OODERIOII,
LIVE 91100K AND GENERAL
AU(TIONEEet
Telephone No. 119
Sales attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give satisfaction.
Farmers' save notes dieeounted.
WANTED
BAYFIELD
HAYFIELD, Nov. 18.- Mr and Mrs.
Charles Scotchmer and Mr. and Mn.
Roy $eo4chmer spent the week -end in
Det colt.
Mrs. A. R. Seeds, who conducted the
Lakeview .betel during :he past lion-
mer and fall, left on Sunday to spend
the winter In Toronto.
On Saturday last Mr. and Mrs. W.
R. Jowett left for Florida for the win-
ter.
Mrs. Weir, of London, 1s visiting
her slater, Mr.. J. Tippet.
Miss Lucy Woods, who i.a visited
Rev. and Mrs. Paull. at Windsor, the
past two weeks, returued home on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Madsen and two
children, of Lopdon, spent the week-
end with Mrs. J. D.ri.on.
Remem1raere Day.—Remembranee
Day was observed In 1'aydeld with
a brief service at the cairn in the
Square, conducted by Rev. R. Y. Gale
and Rec. W. G. 'Bugler. The 'chorale
children and war veterana lined upl
before the ealrn, with vlllagerw as-
sembled behind, and Rev. R. Y. Gale
reed a Scripture lemon and offered
prayer, after which ertetbs.AO pop-
pies were plaemi at the base of the
cairn. Mini Maude St'rling presented
the Provincee Government wreath and
Mr. Y. Ross, village trustee, the
Municipal wreath. Then followed
two minutes of silence, after which
was read the list of those slain to the
Great War, and prayer was offered
for their peaceful repose. The fol-
lowing names are inscribed; Utes.
Harvey Currie, Kenneth Currie, Ed-
ward Adley, Robert McLeod, Arthur
Clarke, Wilfred Toms, Allen IdeDon-
a1d and 't`adet Victor Evans. Tie
eklidven --sena "God Save the King"
and Rev, W. G. Bugler, who took
ebarge of the service, gt IV' a flee -m16 -
ate exhdrtatton to greater service and
sacrifice to keep'faitb with three who
died for an ideal of peace which we
bare %battered by our 'elfish greeds
and hates. The Nervke terminated by
analog "0 God, (fun llelp in Ages
Past," and the bteeaalr.g.
Satiny Meryl/gm-At Rt. Antiteew'e
United church Oa Suodny lack the
ming He hose as his subject
"Repentance" en +tremed the thought'
of repentance forwards Gal and won-
dered If due plate was given in Ca'b
dian life, In politics, society. bushiest
and even relIgfoll. Is not our repen-
tance more often the result of our
woe than of ouren? In.tpe evening
the serrice was keenducted by the Sal-
vation Army, with Captain Bonner, of
Clinton, to charge, °misted by Ad-
jutant and Mr*. McTavish, of Lon-
don. The (bptaln made a fine appeal
to the people and created a aplendld
spiritual atmosphere. Mr*. $rT'av-
lah 'gave a most Iatetesting aeconnt
oil her life and work in butte, where
she and her htt4bend :glared for fif-
teen years. She gave a most touch -
Ing pietnr'' of the conditions of the
hone life• the climate, food and re-
ligion. of the people, the hardships
and suffering which they endure, mak-
ing nN all maitre more fully our
teeming.. here and awnkening u% all
to s greater interest In the cause of
mla*Inns. The Adeiitant followed with
a graphic story of hi* life and work
among the lowest and criminal MMAAR
of India. He told or thee being
changed and wot4tover forleerlst amid
almost hopeless conditicr,s. There «Rs
a splendid attellance and the offer-
ing went In slier of the Army.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
j. W. MO4T111114H,
Chartered Accountant
q9 Ontario street, Stratford, Ontario
(Member Flrstbrook, McLeod,! Mon-
teith, Toronto, Ontario.)
AVIATION AND MARINE
RADIO OPERATING
We •r. r' -'t'. 1a re ann.&r • law
mor• cora MVP ter tr atnM in
E. emend y the Dom
.nt tea tet mad 2nd .o
nrer•tix. nod/ Csmadis.
ee
/with
and ch.,
tea th plea tea, r..
.r.
get 'l_ n,I. Y_ '.Ire:.
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IMEIRGRADUATIN NURSE. -puha.
VUtake ease. Rates reasonable. BOX
18, SIGNAL
IAN WANTED FOR BA.WLEIGII
route of S00 famtlleAt Write today.
RAWLI)IG11'S, Dept. ML -2'16 -14A -K,
MAI treaI.
MEDICAL
R. F. J. R. FOIRSTER, EYE, DAR.
KOBE, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, as-
sistant at Moorefield Eye Hospital
and Golden Square Throat Hospital,
London, Eng.
EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED
'13 Waterloo Street 8., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Next visit Bedford Hotel. Goderich,
Wednesday, November 25th, from
2.30 till 9 p.m. only.
4 PUBLIC NOTI(S
NOTICNOTICE OF ANNUAL MBDFLMI.
E
The annual meeting of the mem-
bers of Alexandra Marine and Gen-
4ral Hospital will be held In-Ma.Yay
Hall on Tuesday, Nocet„rer 24th, 1986,
at 8 o'clock p.m., for receiving annual
reports and other necessary business.
CHAS. K. SAUNDERS, Secy.
HURON COUNTY (T)t'NCIL
The next meeting of Huron ooanty
Council will ,be held is the council
chambers, Court Home, Goderich,
commencing Tuesday, December 1.t,
11936 at 2 p.m.
All accounts, note•. of deputations
I and other buaine's requiring atten-
tion should be in the herds of th
County ('lerk by Noremlwr ?Nth.
J. Y. ROBERTS. C,,unty Clerk,
Godericb, Ontario.
P
-NOTICE TO CREDITORS
e cardlne; H. G. J.rmuth, R.11. 1. Born-
holm.
Polley -holders can make all pay-
ments and get their card., reecipted at
the Royal ]tank, Clinton: ('aloin Cutt'a
Grocery, leimpeon street, Gcsierlcb, or
J. H. tteid's General Sere, Rayfield.
BOOKS
vo.
Christmas Gitis
Bring our hat to es
with enelosur'e cards,
and we will mail any
Fiction or Religious
Book in Ontario.
This see* you a lot of
Worry.
Cole's Book Store
PHONE 91 GODERCH
IfitgVIVICCWOOPetelelele
LEGAL
DUDLEY E. HOLMIES,
Barrister, Etc.
Office—Court House, Goderich.
Telephone 35.
DOUGLAS R. NAIRN,
Barrister and Solicitor
Office --Hamilton Street. Goderieb,
Telephone 512.
ERN EST M. LEE,
Barrister and Stuleltor
Sun Life Building. Adelclde and Vic-
toria Streets, Toronto 2.
Telephone Eosin 5301.
DRUGLESS PRACTTTIWNEs
f H1RO!'Rd(7POR AND DRUGLESS
r THERAPIST
Goderich, Phone 341
»iutpped' with electro-magneticbaths. Electronic electric- treatments
and chiropractic. Cbrenie, organic
and nervous diseases. Lady In at-
tendance. Once hours 2 to 5 and 7
to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Friday and Sat-
urday, and on Wednesday 10 to 12
a.m. only,'or consultation may be had
by appointment.
Monday and Thursday at Mltebell.
A. N. ATKINSON
Residence and ones---4'orner of
South street and Britannia road.
INSURANCE. LOAAB. ETC.
cKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE 0O.—Farm and Isolated
town property insured.
Overs --Alex. Broadfoet, Presldent,
Seeforth; John E. Pepper, Vlce-Presl-
dent, Brucedeld ; M. A. Reid, Secre-
tary -Treasurer Seaforth.
Directors—Alex. Broadfoot. Sea -
forth ; Jame* Sholdke, Walton; Wm.
Knox, Londeaboro; George Leonhardt.
Dublin; John E. Pepper, Bruceaetd ;
James Connolly, Goderich; Mouses
Moylan. Seeforth: W. R. .trchlbald.
Seefortb: Alex. M'Ewiug, Blyth.
Agents—W. J. Yeo, R.R. 3, Clinton;
James Watt. Blyth; John E. Pepper,
R.R. 1, Itruerlleld ; R. F. McKercher.
R.R. 1, Dublin; Chas. F. Hewitt, Kin -
)t yricE Tb. CREDITORS.1I N TIME ESTATE OF ALFRED COR
NELL, DECEASED.
Notice le hereby given (bat all per-
sons having any claim or demand
against the estate of Horace Cornell.
who dial on the 2nd day of June, 1903.
at the Town of l;4sapleau. are requlssd
Reber lie 'f Ar Yiemile or deifter re
T e Trunta its Guarantee Company
Limited ■t Brantford P.O., the admin-
inatrator of the estate of the said de-
ceased, their name and aderemea and
full particular. In writing of their
claims and statements of their ac-
counts and the nature of the securities,
If any, held by them.
And take _notice that after the 20th
day of December next the said ad-
ministrator will proceed to dt.tribute
the aaeeta of the said de(weed among
the persona entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which
%aid adualuietriffeCstall then have bad
notice, and that the administrator will
not be 11.81. for the s.sets or any
part thereof to any person or persona
of whose claim the avid administrator
shall not then hare received notice.
Dated this 16th de? of Noveeber,
1936.
1.0F1i'S E. DANCEY, 8olkitor for
Administrator.
Alexo Alberta Coal $11.50
Hard Coal, all Meg $12.50
$10.00
$11.00
-- X10.00
Pocahontas Coral.
Coke
..Weliavi now sheds and will be
carrying i eteck of all•klnda of
Cdal.
Support the men responsible for
the eh.apest fuel prices to node -
rich In 25 years.
Hackies & Seabrook
Phone 387 Ooderich
----- MUNICIPAL
NOMINATIONS
The Nominations for Mayor, Reeve, Deputy -Reeve, Six
Councillors, for 1937; One Water and Light Commissioner
and Four Public School Trustees We 1487 sad 1938, for the
TOWN . OF GODERICH
WZl.)<s Xl ald%D nal
TOWN HALL, ON
Ole
Friday, . November 27, 1936
Commencing at 7.30 p.m.
In ogee a poll is demanded, voting will take p$sos on
JrM MONDAY,e DECEMBER 7* 1*3e .t
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