The Signal, 1936-12-10, Page 8JW r1d�.
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Christmas Gift Suggestions
Oarrtespondence •
Garda, Papeteriea
Linea anti Kiel
from
!bo to =5.00
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Parker'L Water -
man's, Sbeaser'a
PBXS and PIN
CII. NM
At . 41 paoNs
DIM= S=TS
melte an ideal
Gift for Christmas
9Epiec a Sets
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ir •
lhirearro \
KOOKS
ee maw le Use family
Pieties. Bibles.
redraw acrd Hymn
Beek*
It&DIES' HAND
BAGS
in leather, from
$1.50 to $7.50
See then!
Waste Baskets
and Sewing
Baskets
The very latest
50c and $1.00
See our Pictures
and Mottos
In all sizes at
26c and up
This Store invites you to come in and look around. You will
find we will make you very welcome.
. MAKE 'PSIS YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE '
COLE'S BOOK STORE.
The Square
Goderich
telEtetetetteltbitelPIENPROOPINEtettatlItiEtite
SCOUT PRESENTATION
At the regular meeting of the
9M Godertcb Boy Scout Troop
1n tbe rooms at the library oo Thurs-
day last, Jame* McItwatn, patrol lead-
er of the laid troop, received his Sni-
ck's Scout padge. The presentation
was made by Scoutmaster G. C. Lodge.
THE SIGNAL
OBITU ARY
MR'S. IAN R4Y LL
Mr. Ales. Smltk, of the Canadlau
Bank of ('otnmerce, has revived a
cable from Inverness, flcotland, notify-
ing him of the destb of his only sis-
ter, Mrs, 1 )0 Russell, of that place.
RICHARD O(ri.SINS
llfelouj resident of the dlrlrlct, I
lin the person of Richard Cousins,I
passed away on Monday morning at
110. farm home un the Colborne -Ash -
geld boundary near Sbeppardtou. Mr.l
Coualna, wbo was in his sixty-fifth l
year, war In hie usual guod health tbe ,
previous day, when be dib the farm
chores, but un Sunday 'night be was
seised with head pains and later suf-
fered a stroke. He lived at Dungan-
non Dome years, and after marrying
Misr Agnea Johnston he purchased and
operated euccesafully a farm owned by
her brother. Samuel' Johnston. Sur-
viving, braider his wife, are two sons
and a daughter, all of Goderich. They
are Warner and Richard Cousins and
Mrs. Victor Hoy. Tbe funeral service
was conducted on Wednesday .after -
00011 at the farm home of deceased.
Interment was in Dungannon cemetery.
PEACE REIGNS AGAIN
All le not plain sailing for work-
men on the Bell Telepbone project,
especially for those who are placing
poles along property lines. The
by
CATHARINE VAUGHAN
A blgbly-regarded worker in St.
Peter's chur•h, Iu the person of Miss
Catbarlue Vaughan, East street,
passed away •t Alexlndra transitat
late last night, In ber etghty-thlyd issued to a smaller band of the more
year. Miss Vaughan was In the boa- scare and efficient members of the
pital teu days after suffering a stroke, conotabulary.
brougbt on by a heart condition from -
wb1ch sbe suffered for years. She DK tiTILLWELL ON MThHIONS
was Dorn at Toronto, a daughter of interested congregations ■t
Joao uR n a Baptist church on Sunday beard Rev,
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GQDERICONT.
t10 TORONTO FOR TREATMENT
Carl Clark, who was palutully in-
jured while working at the plant of
the Goderich Manufacturing Com-
pany about a month ago. was taken
to Toronto yesterday to have his In -
Though (be majority of elections In Jared hand attended by spevIa11,41*.
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NEW FACES IN
COUNTY COUNCIL
1
HEW WANTED
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IAN WANTED YOB "RAWLRJOH
RA W ILIOU* Dept. Y=�4-R►-L
Montreal. -
route of 800 fatalities Write saes.
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furou are le to
to be held, there will 111.' left bund was paralysfed when a Ply lttlTll"S
be several changes in the 1937 county
c'onncll as the result of tbe clecttoas
already held. Goderich sends a new
man, DepU1y peeve llucklns; .t'.I cld
will be represented by two new men.
Reeve Johnston and Deputy Reeve
Frayne (though Mr. Jobnetun was in
tbe county council a few years ago) ;
aid from Hensall comes Richard E.
Shaddick in place of Reeve Owen
Geiger, dean of the 1936 council.
Reeve "Bill" Stewart of West Wa-
wanoeh was the only member of the
1936 county council who passed suc-
cessfully through a contest at the
polls.
RECALLING POLICE BADGES
In accordance with a resolution of
Huron county council, Provtnctal Con-
stable F. >a MNoy haw issued in-
structions recalling all badges and uni-
form beld by seventy -Are police of-
ficers In the county. At least there
are seventy -Ave Duren flirted, al-
though several are dead and many In-
active. The first badge was turned+
In on Wednesday. Tbey will be re
Jos Vaughan and Arideet ()Keefe the
sad lade to Goderich near
in 1tt71 atter Dr.H E.Stilwell of Toronto in Jill, -
her
" s a taro near ngiinnon with ping missionary addresses. Dr. Still -
onewere held up tbla morin ng her parewte, She 11 At Rn.•heMer. welt spent years ind e c and R81111 -
one trete huueebolder on Newgate 11:1" from 1171I to 1914. *hes she re end Id In graphic• fashion of the
street after they had dug • post boy turned to Goderich. A devoted church- �'
work of the missionaries. At the
in his back yard. He refused to sore. she unfailingly attended oars -lees -
Tbe Signal to Janna 1st, 1988, let them go fartber and threatened .at IL Peter's church, and was a meta- morning service an anthem was sung
for $1.50 to new subscnbers. to set the January 1 by tbe Mission Band. At the evening
dog on them. it was a ber of the Altar Ftodetg` Catholic We. ; aeric! Dr.ion Ball told of tbe most
race then for reinforcements. the taeo'a League, Prepalptfon of rho; sent among the "uatouetrables of
head! f Dfsolicitor's rams and League of the Racrtld t i D t
tettlittlettlittetitetlailei
ORDERS takes Ise
RADIO STOOLS and CHAOS
A1s)
Upholstering of every deierlpIkk
REID UPHO TEW
Haneten Street - Gedrritr
fid be
nerve wa" damaged
to which his band was jammed he.
tweets g toy and b taeehlan
!'lark expressed the fear that
grout' had tact In.
TART OWNER
"May 1 bave some rtatiepery?" be
*eked of the hotel Berk.
"Are you • guest of the Douse?" the
clerk asked haughtily.
"Well, hardly,". he simmered. "I
am paring i39 a. day to live here."
lu We accident, - -- -�
RBF:.--ilO�1TAf. TRAINING--
wants
RAINING
wants patients la own hos" or will.
day. Bate.i reasoaaMe.
�'- sNAIJ1, Myth, • 0I
Phone 13e. P.O. 121. - -
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ROUGVIE.-ln Goderich, on Monday,
December 7th: Mabel Ellaabetb, wife
of Andrew Aaugvie, Lighthouse
street.
COUSINS. -1n Colborne township, on
Monday, December 7th, Richard
Cousins, In his 115th year.
1'AJUG11A-N.-At Alexandra hurpltal,
on Wednesday, December 6th, Cath-
arine Vaugban, in her 88rd year.
The funeral service will be beld at
St. Peter's church at 9 a.m. Saturday.
Interment in Colborne R. C. cemetery.
LN MEMORIAM
HOWBON.-In loving memory of Chat.
A. Howson, who passed awa>; six
years ago -December 9th, 1980.
Sweet are the memories that never
fade
Of our we loved but couid not save.
Sincere and kind in heart and mind,
What a wonderful memory he left
bebind.
-Ever remembered by his WIFE AND
DAUGHTER.
STEEP.-ln loving matael'f ' Of our
dear son and brother, Ortat Edger,
, who passed away December 16, 1935;
also a beloved daughter, Phoebe
Estella, who passed away October
ratepayer ng a s India. who are n tnR t
office, the workmen for tbe town ball. Heart. She is 'arrived by two alr�of liberty t• the Christian religion.
Differences were soon ironed out, tor,.Misses $sale •art Largeret 4, 192 .
rcaror
however and the post stays Vanillas. with whom she lived on Wearing robes of Snowy white,
Oast street. The funeral service will MILITIA OFFICER$
THE HOLMIUM WAY take place at 9 o'clock Saturday morn -t
'Napoleon said that armies marsh leg fro15 ber home, followed by re- Honor Paid to Major A. H. J. Wbs
on their etomachs" quiem blab mass at the cbureh. where Amounted His Retirement
march au
MEET
teectinecitetwittere'CHRISTMAS
"Yeah, cwt today they
the tazpayera' backs.
Thank You
l st tab to express my appreciation of the _splendid
vote given me on Monday, electing me Reeve of Gode-
rich, and to aaaure the electors that I will use my best
endeavors in their interests during the coming year.
Robert E. Turner
Here are some -recent Trade --ma
in 1937 Dodge *airs
1934 DODGE SEDAN with Heater
1933 DODGE SEDAN, with Hester,
froster and Radio.
1932 CHEVROLET COACH, with Heater
1929 ESSEX COACH
1971 OLDSMOBILE COACH
1936 V. 8 !!,ORD 1/4 -ton Commercial Express.
_,.11 the lale"t models, In first -vises condition- -
De -
Reg. McGee
:----- --DV= A DEBOTO HALES AND SERVICE-
` )II PHONE 379
• HAMILTON STREET GODERICH, ONT.
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Rev. rather Nagle will officiate. In- On Sunday afternoon the first meet-
' will be in Colborne R. �`' Ing of officers of the recently organised
cemetery. Middlesex -Huron Regiment was held
LEGION OFFICERS at Strathroy, with Col. A. P. Malone
pre'IdlnR.
Committee* were appointed sad. it
' t . 11111111tter aler" Prtaldeat el was decided to hold the annnai, ratUal e
Goderieh Post ball at Stratbror the first week la
Officers of Goderich Port 109, Cana. April next year. Lieut. D. R. Nairn.
dian Legion, were elected for the 1937 of Goderich, wbo attended from beta
term at a meeting on Thursday night with Major A. H. Jane and Ltent.A.
Me lda)or A. H. Jane is honorary B. Sturdy, was appointed a member
president and J. W. MaeVtear past of the sports committee.
president. A pleasant feature of the meeting
Other officers are as follows: pres!- was a brief address given by Major
deet, Chas. Barker; vice -p1' fleets, Clarke Wright, of Stratbroy, In which
F. Rooth. Jos. McNevin ; secretary, he referred highly to tbe career of
Wm. Mood: assistant secretary, A. F. Major Jape. who has announced his
Sturdy; treasurer, Joe. Jack; assist- 'Mention of retiring. The assembly
ant treasurer. A. H. Jane: executive drank to the beatti of ttye retiring of -
committee. Ales JecNevin, Geo. Bas.leer at the Enron of the address.
- tet. John Juok, • V. C. Dennison; aodl-
ia;-J.- H. Bollaeta - M is_.Ttmrner.
The audttors'.report, which was
mltted and pasesd'at tbe seeded, re-
vealed a most sweetest year bran -
14.
HARBOR NOTES
Last week -end a large ship- -
tment of export grain .by rail from
Goderich was made under un- '
usual circumetan,s .. The shipment,
wbieh tilled twenty-seven freight cars.
was taken dire,•t from the holds of
the steamer ikrryton by the elevator I
leg and transferred to•the waltlaRl
train. The Berrvton, one of the larg-
er boats calling at this port tots year,
bad a cargo of 314.000 buabels of
grain. but not all of this went oat by
rail. The export grain was taken to
Montreal. leaving Goderich under the
power of three locomotives.
The steamer Royalton arrived a day
befnne the Befryton to unload over
400.(1 ° Mrahpis of grain at t* elr�
These ships may mitt herr' once more
If they are not frozen in at the bead
of the iAkes.
D1ATR Or B. W. YEO /11•
- Parser Resident of HebneavUBe Passes
M Weston
Weston, Dec. 9 F'uoe•rat services
will be held tomorrow afternoon for
the late Benjamin W. Yet, weld -known
resident of Weston. who was found
dead at his home Monday by his house-
keeper, Hiss Jcasic Smith. • Iltwtb
was attellwted t0 heart Conditions and
no Ingiiett bill beheld.
.t native of Huron county, Mr. Yeo
wnA seventy -sever, years of ago'. For
thirty-eight years be was In the apple -
growing business and at one time
served,,+ an inspector for the ikepart-
. went of Agriculture. inter he man-
aged the old Central hotel here. He
was a member of Central I'nited
church. which he attended last Sun-
, day. .1 week ago he was Me/led mas-
ter of L.41.i.. No. 216 and wig a mem-
ber of the RSaek Kelleher.,
Cbureh serrl.es will be conducted
bF Rev. Harry Pawson, of Central
United ehureb, with • Interment In
Rlveraldo cemetery, Three misters
halve.
tabram bitCtetfie'aMiNSCI ak"aaMsi"V+ e
MEAT SPECIALS
DUTHIE'8 MINCE MEAT 2 lbs. for 23c
LEG MTTTOM 14c
STEW MUTTON. 6c
MUTTON CHOPS,. .2 lbs. for 26e
SHOULDER ROAST, alit 12c
BOILING SUF......... .
8c 71.nd 9c
WING OR SIRLOIN �*AL .. - .-,.:>:,� 17c
lbs for 25c
19c
2 lbs. for 25c
SAUER KRAUT
CHOICE CHICKENS • . ,,,ew •
LARGE BOLOGNA
LEGG'S MEAT MARKET
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WE DELIVER Hamilton Rt
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Wearing crowns ot spry -bright.
Out of reach of sorrow's blight, -
l'p In gory...
. TJteir lives were one loot sacrifice,
Their hearts were true sod tender,
1 Tbey tolled so bard for those !bey
I
loved,
Then left us to remember.
-Sadly mused by MOTHER AND
SISTER DOROTHY.
FOR SALE
COR SALE. -TRAILER • (TWO
I wheel), new tires and stock rack;
capacity 1800 lbs.; in first-class con-
dition. LEGG'S MEAT MARKET.
Phone 4116.
FINE. LAUNDRYINOi-ALSOC
O Bm-
LAIt family waehlne. Each wash-
ing ltaudled separately Special at-
tention given to delicate fabrics.
Mletl. AUSTIN, 4 St. Vlnceot street.
Phone 213.
r THE ELECTORS OF 0O11tSR1CS.
Ladies and Gentlemen:
1 take this opportunity of thanking
all who gave me their support on pol-
ling day. Altbougb I was not elected.
It it a great satisfaction to me to know
that so many of the elector* turned
oltt, without solicitation. W give ms
their votes.
Wishing all a happy Cbrtatmat and
a prosperous New Year, 1 remain,
Yours faithfully,
3. S., R.
1111[dDIR6 WANED
AUCTION MIR '
j"L.} AltINU AULYTION SALE or RC1-
SIDENOS I'itJ1'EKTY AND
HOUlikIHOLD FURN1TUIIE.
We are Instructed by Mr. Jame*
Sennett, executor, to sell by public
auction at the premiues, Regent street.
l;odcriele on
Tt'Llel)AY, DEernaQIER 1St b,
at 1.30 sharp:
Tie brick cottage belonging to Iii
estate of the late Mary Deur, contain-
ing ale rooms,,!1 good cellar, town wa-
ter, electric lights. etc- All In good
repair.
At the same time all the content. of
the house will be disposed of. tuned- {,
rrN'1ant8 WANTED.
Tenders for bulldlug a new vomit
and alterations to the Town Hall ot-
Ikes will he received by the lbws
Council up to 6 o'clock p.m. on Friday,
December llth, 1936.
Pians and spee1Acattoss may be
seen at the Town HalL
Tbe lowast or any tender pot neces-
sarily accepted
L. L. ENOX,
• s Tows Clerk.
C/IARTERED ACCOUNTANTS .
J. W. MONTEITH,
.r °bartered Accountant
89 Ontarlo street, Stra:turd. Ontario
(Mepber Flratbrook, McLeod & Mon-
teith, Toronto, Ontario.)
VETESINARY SURGEON
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DR. O. E. MYERS, V.$, B.V.Se., -
VETERI'NARY SURGl0OX
Graduate of the University of To-
ronto and ()uterio Veterinary College.
Omer st T. T. Murphy's. Hamilton
street, Phones: Day 2o6; residence
249W.
AUCTION CRING
THOMAS GUNl)RY, OODEAI(*1,
LIVE STOOK AND GENERAL
AUCTION lcV1t
Telephone No. 119
Sales attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give satisfaction.
Farmers' sale notes di.eousaed.
1 ing solid walnut sideboard Itntlgae)
. and solid walnut centre table, very DRF. J. R FORSTCR. CTE, RAR.
.old, ao 1 other paces of like. N4.)8E. TUROAT.
TERMS ON PROPERTY- Twenty Late Huse Surgeon New Iork
'per cent. cash at time of sale; balance
Ophthalmic and Aa
I in thirty days, On household lura'- instant
sol
o stant at Moorefielddal Hospital
gtal
!tire-eaeh.
I JAMES SENETT, Biecutor. London. Log.
T. W »ID*Y ! SQ 4. Ast s
etisera. EYEI T'F1W1eD, GLASSIERS i'PPLIED
11:1RVETOSS SAM• 6S Waterloo Street S. Stratford.
Telepbone 217.
L'dt'0 TOR'S SALE Next visit Bedford Sold, Oo4sA.
rt
Fi Wednesday, December 99x0. fros
Take notice that on Friday. Decea- 230 do9 p.m. oaty.
ber 18th, 1936, at 10 o'clock a.m., --- - - --- - -- - - - tbere will be offered for sale by pal- LEGAL
rate auction at the once of F. R.
Darrow, Solicitor, Number 92, Tbe
Square, in the Town of Goderich. DUDLEY E. ttgrrlU0LstMEer, B. Etc.
estate property being all and singular odltt-Court House, Ooderkb.
those parceis of land situated. tying Telepbote 30.
rind being In the town of Goderich,
and more particuarly described as tbe gy,('OLAS R. NAXL'i.
whole of Lots Running Numbers One u ltarr4ar andSolk-itor
Hundred and Twenty-two (193). 0 ,ee-_ itamllton Street, Gods der.
One Hundred and Twenty-three (1911. Telephone 512.
Six (6), and the east ball et
MEDICAL
and (!olden Square Throat Ho.pttal,
UOUSD FOR SALE.-TWO-STORT
'shriek house on Nelson street. Eight
rooms and bathroom. Good location.
Would exchange for bungalow or cot_
Mgr- Apply at SIGNAL OFVICF
SNAPSI-I
Fifty-three (531, tosstber with all the
buildings erected
QRNEWL M. LEC. -
OT CiJ1tdi 115iale;
t TEng, erTea prt£_.leat 1a carD dra' I,ltc Bu.pIsr . 4 I.dde and Vit
posit on the date of sale; balance pay-
able In ten daye from the date of gale.
TREES Subject to a reserve bid and to with-
For particulars apply to F. R.•DAR- DRl'GLa88 P'RACTITIONRR
Row, Executor. CI1M)PRACI'OR AND DIbVGL SS
Barrister aid So►Icitot
torte Streets. Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 5301.
Wet pavements add IAtsreat to night street scenes..
BELIEVE 1t or not, Ilghted street
scenes can be photographed -
even with the most inexpensive
cameras -with ?table more experi-
epee than it takes to make a snap-
s'tnt in bright sunllglyt. The lighted
theater and business districts of the
eremite town or city offer opportuni-
ties for strikingly attractive pie-
,[ores. H the paremepts are wet, so
ranch ;he better. for the resulting re-
pr.4-lone•4111 add charm aid inter, st,
Inde. r1. a rainy nightshould be pre-
terse(' for bight street seene•s.
Stets pictures require falr,), long
time es U*aunes. Donor be concerned
by tile le11Aing of persons 0r relyslea
"l the 11, -Id of vision be•suse th. y
will not be terorded oa the film pro-
f ided they .io not'atop anti prodded
1he'llehts from autotspblIes do not
shire directly ihtn the camera len*.
If ..n automobile or troiiey car coma e
.award the (hentera. either Anse the
shutter or hold something dark over
the lenapntI) It has passed.
Re earefnl not to move the camera.
The kngth of exptlwnre will necee-
Aarli; deporton the quantity and
quality of the light on the Arena and
the Rise of the stop opening of the
camera. With stop tttAtAA, as es-
OODERWEI 31AJIIILIT YAM=
PwM7 s
Ilene. 6 ibey-len; 3-t1 tbs. :M: 4-3
i1►s., 1t+; ander 4 I*1.., Te,
EJlga sail inner
Egg", Or doa.'n. I ee-34: < 'TIM ,
dairy. lb.. .e2:; butter, creamery, Ib„
tic.
Live Week
flacon hogs, cwt., $7.:.0; beef., lb..
4e -5r; real, Ib., 7e -Re; lamb, ih., le.
Grab
Wheat, per bus.. 90• -it : hurt -
wheat, bus., 56(•-d0e; oats, lee -42e:
feed barley, Mia., 35e --65c : malting
barley, !I �a
Potatoes, new, 90e- 11
Pleur ami reed
Bran. 100.1, tag, $1,45; aborta, 106-
lb.
04Ib.bet. 9'1 1!Ota moat,100-Ib,
bag. $4-13.J0: -.
posers of from two to ten minute%
for a well lighted subject will give
satisfactory results. if the illumina-
tion 111 weak, the exposure may have
to be increased to twenty-five min-
utes or more.
Rulldings all or party outlined
with electric lights Ithe lights show -
Ing as tiny white disks on a black
background) make fantastically In-
teresting pictures. Details of the
building shotid no' show in the fin -
itched print or the effect will be
spoiled. therefore. rare should be
taken to avoid overexposure. Use
Atop opening 1.16 and allow about
fire to flfteey seconds depending on
the brilliancy Of the. Lights. This set -
flu; 'should ¢Iva detail around the
Iigh s only And make them standout.
Many pubite buildings are bril-
liantly illuminated with flood-
lights. These I*Rhting effects eaa
be reentered tin film with five alit'•af
ten mince eminent -es. using step ("'"'
f.1t. Make a rote of the diapbragla
setting and the length of foe et.
phare on your first picture. If 011111,
Of underexposed, profit by your first
experience and try again. Dent get
diecn,raged by a fallen+. Experience
is a great teacher.
117 JOHN VAN GUILDRR.
• THERAPIST
- NOTICE TO CREDITOR$ t;alerlch, Phone 341
Equipped. with electro-magnetlr
'NOTICE TO CREDITORS.b.athA. Fleet electric treatments
■rad ebiroprae•tie. Cbr.'ak, organic.
and nervous diseases. Lady In at-
tendance. office boars 2 to 5 Sad T-
10 Pt p.m. on Tuesday. Friday and Sat- 9
urday, and on We.law•-•lay 10 to 12
a.m. only, or consultation may be bad
by appointment.
Monday and Thursday at Mitchell,
1 N %TKINSON
Residence and otle--- orner et
!South street and Britannia road. •
paving regard 01117 to the claims then t
Sled. INSURANCE. i OANS. ETC.
e -t Dated December Sad. A.D. 1936. _
HAYS & HAYS, Goderich, Ontario, cbILLCri' MUTUAL FiRE 'NINA--
Solicitors for the Executors herein.I
AN(7E CO. -Ears and Isolated
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. town property insured.
OmOere-Alex. Broad(oe t, Prealdeot.
Notter is hereby given to all persona Seaferth; John F. Pepper. Vice-Preat-
• having any claims agalust the e+tateldent, Rruosfieid; M. A. Reid, Seem.
•
('harlotte M. lfeK'res;h. who died •tary-Treasurer, Seatorth.
00 or about the 31e( day of October, .Ikrectors-Alex. Brnadfont, t3ea-
A.;D, 1938, to send same to the u#der-i forth; Jame:. Sboldlce, Walton; Wm
signed on or before i)Fcember 12th, ;Knox, leondesboro; George Leonhard_
1936, as on and after 'hat date the I Dublin; John E. Pepper, itruoefield .
a lminiatratrix of the said estate will Jame, ('onnoliy, Geiderseb - Tbomae
'Worre.J• to make dietrinntlon of the !Moylan, Seaforth; W. R. tr hlbald,
astwM if
the estate, 'solos regard 'teaforth: Alex. McEwine. Itlyth.
ods to the claims thea Algid. .!gents-- W. J. Yeo, R.R. 3, t-,'lititon
Dated at rin,lerlclt .this 25th day of James Watt, Blyth; John E. Pepper,
\ovetnber, .1.D. 19!30.
11.11. 1, Bru-efeld; R. F. McKercber.
'HAYS
licittors iiAY9for, Ooderie•h
tb!Ad, ntario, 1t.R. 1, Dublin; ('has. F. Hewitt, Rin-
SominfatratrixOe'srdine; R. G. Jarmuth, R.R. 1, Bore-'
Notice Is hereby given to all persona
haring any claim against the estate I
of James llolland, late of the town of 1
',Goderich in the county of Imran, wbo
died on or about the 20th day of No-
vember, 19!18, to Arad same to clue um
dereigned on or before tbe lSth day of
December, 193tf, as on and atter that
date tee executors *111 proceed to
make distribution of the said cetate,
berets. t holm.
Policy -holders can make alt pay.
lh►TIC1i 1'U ______ )RS, meate and get their card, reeetpted at
1I�� the Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Oath's
IN TILE ESTATE. OF .11.FRF;1) COIL- 1Grteery, Kingston street. Goderich, or
NEi,f„ DECEASED. J. H. Retd's General Store, Rayddd.
\ntfee iA hereby given that all per- i -
sons having any claim or demand
agalnwt. the (%tate of Alfred Cornell,
who died on the 2nd day of June, 19311.
at the Town of (3tapleau, are required
to 'tend by 1w'r prepnl.l or deliver to
The Trusts & Guarantee Company
Limited rat Itrantfnrl f`.•)., the admin-
instrtuor of the .,late of the Bald tie -
matted, their name+ and addresses and
tall (rrti"ilnre In w -icing of their
Claim and statement.' of their Ile-
manta -and the.1IJnn' of the s,.•nritlee.
If say, bald Ivy them. -'
And tette),
e notice fist sorter the 2111
t"1.+TeriJtrinl.er next the said ad
minietrator will proeenl to diatrlhnte
the nseete of the said divested among
the persons entitled :beretn, having
regard only to tbe chums of which
said adminletrator *all Then have had
entity, MA that the administrator w111
not be llabie for the assets or any
part thereof to any person or persons
of whoop claim the ,flet admlolatrator
shall not thee bate received ne
Dated thta 10th day of Noven
1990.
LOPrV8 E. DAN'O'SI, Solicitor for
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