HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-04-04, Page 8M.,,,.. -111611111111111111T
•00114.*
EWS OF AUBURN
.111a1SUILN,
Ari t 2, -Mr. Win; Alalasil,
sad children, JniI and Nell, a St.
leesibert, Que., apen t the week -end with
Mrs. Maiee'e fetaer, Mr. ais. .8Ugits-
time, tt the home- Af1r ZOLUI Mrs. John
''C•.. Stoltz liaS refiiiiieil-lionie
from ',Toronto, where she attended the
tuatral .of her sOnsin-laave Ur, J. V.
iebopiu, —
Mrs. Bohner, 'Wlie 'underwent an oper- tItmelz to Nit% 3.110:Armstroug-
aline; leeehnteeten 1104)44 a tow ,yeeene ltorue-On April 1 to M. and Mae.
ago. returnedelionie, last Thursday, Wilbur Thom, a eoat
1
Mr. Fred Denstedt, who spent the Rena Al.ctainelley, twah•yearreeld
willtor 'with bit," Illeae, ars. It. IX . daughter of alre.and Mrs. Siduey Me.
'Munro, and, 'Mr. -Munro,. is now ,vieiting Clinehey, who has . been a patient, in,
ars.'Strateeser. of Sebringville e the 'ClintonHospital for some time,
MieetDelores Bogie Of Kuatailspent
•,, the 12.e -ter itolideYe with her ' parents,
Mr. and -Mrs. Thos. Bogie. „
The folloWiug teachere have returned
-
house wired or eleetrieity.
Mies Mildred Andereon veturnea to
her home at Dungannon on Sunday.
after spentling the winter with her
grandneother, Mrs. Joe Irsvin;
Mr. and Mree Malt. Allen epent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Wra.
Ceatee, Mich. •'
Mr. Norman Hamilton has sold b
wag able to be brought home tide, wee].'
The,local Redteross eltipped the fol-
lowing ortieles to headquarters ' last
week :l7 pairesocks, pairs wristlets,
to their schools atter spending the 9 *eerie. 21, hospital heagowne, 50 face
Easter holidays ' at their respective maske, 12 Hampton pad, 34 pneumonia
homes,: Misses Margaret Fergueori to eackets, •
Among the spriag birds seen. in this
district recently are the robin, bluebird,
meadowlitelt and blackbird, '
Amoug those who have tapped trees
In Alija district are Frank Reit-JAW,*
John Liahlam, W. .Stewart, Lloyd
Miller and, Harry Armstrouge They
report the run of sap as fair.
MO. Leonard Yungblut, who was re-
-arlretPtRestatioutine-Nor
Quebec, has returned home.
We are glad to report that Royce
weeke with his taffies?, Mr.. George Phillips, younger son of Mrs. Blanche
Ytureblut. • Phillips, is somewhat improved ,from
Miss Violet Sharp, of the continua- his recent serious attack of pneumonia.
etion school,, and Miss Mabel Foster, of Miss Christine Robertson, of Whit
the public school, have resumed their by, Miss Martha Paterson, of Toronto,
duties after upending the Easter hell- and Mrs. Gainey' yiaited at the hmee of
' days at 'their' respective homes. ' Dr. B. Q. We'r ou Tueeday. •
• • Miss Evelyn Plaetzef, student.' at Successful *Farm Sale. -One of. the
Stratford Norma'', is teaching at S.S. largest and most successful farm sales
No. 9, Hullett this week, while Miss held in this athstrict Of late took place
Marjorie Arthur is teaching, at S4 Noat the farm of the late Wallace It
5, Hullett. ' , King, East Wasvanosb, on Friday last
-- Mr. Cliff. ,Brown, of Monkfon, has A large, crowd was in attendance and
been engaged by Mr. George Beanttisid many, were forced toleave their cars
he and Mrs. Brown have moved to the in die village and avalk out to the farm,
farm of the late Wallace King
7 Ur. 'Glenn Campbell, divinitat student
"a of Western University, occupied the
- pulpit of Mum:Presbyterian • church
last Sunday. Misa Josephine Weir
favored with asale. .
Mr. Peter' Patterson is having' hia-
Ethe,1 Washington to Picton,
.Groce Redmond to Linwood, Luella
Johnston to Clinton, Beryl Wilson to
Seafortli and Dorothy Wilson to Shep•
partiton.
Mr.:Jack, Weir returned to Toronto
on Saturday to resume his studies at
tahaw's leusinees College, "
Miss Dorothy Mutch of Clinton
------visitettefriendsehereamr-Semtlayte-a---
' Mr., Arthur Yunglane has returned
to Detroit after spending a couple of
• e•
AtICTiON 8,3,14X0--
THE GODERICH SIGNAL.
TAR
TRU
A T, 4th, 1940
LEttitING AVCTION SALE
Ot Yarm stock and iroplenietits, at
A
t COMC.93i0la 2eAeltfield, (Ilea utilea
aoilth Dutigantlon on highway), en
,.ruwpw:, Amu,' Stii,, at el o'clock
•
Sharp.
•.
1 Bay' Belgian Horse, 4 .yearS old,
"eighing 1600 lbS.; 1 Bay Coach Horse,
year; old; weighing 1400' lbe,;" 1
Brown Belgian Mare, 6 ear..
weig,bang 1706 lbs.; 1 Itoan Belgiten
Mare, 7 years old, weighing 1400 iba.;
1 Aged Driving liorse ; 1 Set of Team
Harneas, nearla, new: 1 ,Set otrglaird
Horee Harneee, nearly new 1 Roan
Durham COW, 7 yeare , dub to
freshen. in Sept.; 1 Pure Bred JereeY.
Cow, rising 4 years old, jut freehened;
1 Holstein Cow, yeare old, dile ta
freshen time of sale; 1 Red Durham
Heifer, rising 3 years old, due to
freshen. June 15; 1 Ayrshire Cow, 4
years old, due to areshen. May 2a; 1
Red Durham Co, 4 years o1, milking;
1 Hereford Heifer, rising 2 years old
in tJune; 1 Holetein Heifer,' 1 year;
I Roan Durham Steer, 1 year old; 1
Jersey Helfer Calf, 2 Weeks old; Red
.Shorthorn Heifer, 2 years' old, bred; 1
Pure Bred Pull, ,13 months old, can be
registered; 1 Sw, 1 year old, bred;
6 Chunks Piga, weighing 175 lbs., nearly
ready for ;market ; 9 little Itigs,.7 weeks
April; 25 ,aihite Leghorn Pullets; 15
Barred Rock Pullets; 3 Geese; 1 Flat
Rack; `1. Mastey-Harris 11 -hoe
1 Cultivator, M. gooa.conditIon; 1 Set
Drag Harrows ; 1 Farm Wagon; 1, Set
Sloop Sleighs; nearly new . 1Bain
Wakon; nearly new ; 1 Atichor-Holt
Separator; 1 year old, goodasnew;
900 bus. good clean Oats; 75 bus. of
earley ; 25 btie. of Buckwheat ; quan-
tity of Hay and other articles. AU to
be aoldeas the proprietor is reeving the
/arm. Tertas! Cash. JACK W. RYAN,
,Proprietor.
T. GUNDRY .8z SON,
14- Auctioneers.
Vett arettleeltine. for a 'Weddi*
present then just step into_
Art' StOie and seleiri--
'lovely hit of English. China --Pot-
tery - or a good Picture -and
nothing glies such lasting pleas
-
lire as a good -artistic
gifts to 'Suit all pocket' books are
to be 'found here.
SMITH'S ART &,GIFT STORE
East St. - Phone 198
The Home of Beautiful Pictures
The farm was sold to George Bean for AUCTION ,SALE OF HORSES,
$6,700. The 1,500 bushels of ,gram
breught a little - better than market
price.- The, cattle and horses brought
exceptionally „good prices. The sale
commenced at 12.30 and lasted until
6.80., The -aid proceed s- were -$/0,000:
Miss Margaret King has reserved rooms
in her old home for six monthe.
Meeting:- Tag epanadian
Girls in Training met at Knee:. United
church manse' on Feiday. Miss Helen
-Marsh,- the president; was in, charge'
rtlie-tifeetitieg and Zeta 'arartro pre-
sided, atsthe,phano. ;The ScriptUre
read by attettysCraig and Prayer .wai
effered by Mrs. IL C. Wilsola Ruth
Arthur,. ,Time 'Marsh and Zeta Munro
wefe appointed -to prepare the program
I '
for the next meeting. Vivian Straughan
gave the chapter from the study book
'Tales Of India," "God's Highway
Man."'-aJtme Marsh gate a , piano in-
Strumental and Betty Aschntherayered
with 'a soleA contest was led • by
Ruth Wilsene •
BirthdayeCelebratiOn.e=a-A pioneer re -
,
1•••1
•••I
91JI'S
LOUR 4UNNVFIELli„ Ws I 24 -lb.
PA§ -TRY BAG-1-0ti '' BAG 534-,
20 -oz. 120.
TIN u‘-'
MONEY SAVING
LOW ler 9.‘1414
PRICES
AYLMplil
- TO*. or VEG.
2 TINS 15c
BE
ANS CUT *It!Zvtoix
JADE- 6RAPEFRUIT
ORANGE &
SM:
32-qz. 22c
JAR
C 61:11:: 59c
& G SOAP NAPTHA
WHITE- •
COWS AND PIS.,,
- Henry Irwin awill sell' by amblic
auction:at lots iS and 6, „concession 9,
E.D. Colborne, on
-WEDNESDAY,- APRIL 10th, at 180
lath. e •
1 team a Well matched Percheren,
Mares rising,_4 yearS ; 1 Bay; Mare 6
'years old, supposed to be in feel; 1 BO
Gelding rising 2 years, 1 ormi Filly
rising 1 year • 1 'Clydesd.ale
'`Ito01 -iSpteirdo-tirl" number,
Ig7p751;,1 COw, due to freshen; 1 Cow,:.
due to freshen gar. 29th.; 1 COW, cite
to fresliees April 4th;• 1 Cevy,-** due to
freshen April -.1-1th ; 1 Cow,' due to
freshen in June, 1 Black Heifer, Milite,
ing ; .1 Black Heifer, due to freshen
April 27; 1 Black Heifer, due to freshen
April 30; 1 Red and White Heifer, due
to freshen May 20; 1 Roan Heifer
risingal yeartetl, Black Heifer iiiing 1
year; 16 Young Pigs, 7 weeks old.; 2
Sows rising 1 year's namerouaeother
articles not affentioned. Everything
advertised must' be disposed Of, as
proprietor is inevine; frora :the farm.
Terins,.Cash. ° • •
" HENRY IRWIN,
'Proprietor,.B.R. .3, Auburn.
T, GUNDRY &
.'Xuetioneers.
•`:
Behind
the
Scene
1
Was the coSt* of Egyptian
Biababning as estimated ; in
'Vtir-preSent day currency.
4t,
Tutivroceesf Einiblaming was
the 'earliest praetisede and res
quires], de -period Of oven Seventy
Days. Tofleinplete, •
„
Voit,trwse rtlie „TIAIE required.
Contrast ithe diffewnce .in MST.
• Complete Funeral Serviee.as low
as $69.00
fain
COR t
Funeral:- Home
17 Montreal St. Phone 399
24-hour...Invalid, Car • :ervice
-14
,UCTION SALE
,
. •
.. Of Farm Stock and Implem'enis Of
W. "W.'Welter; at Callow, concession 8,
Colborne Township, on - .*. •
TUESDAY, APRIL 16th, at 1 p.m.,
the follies:yang: 11 well-bred Holstein.
Cows, ell milking, or' springing, with
individual •predtution as ingh as 75
lbs. per 'day, on two milkings; 12 Hol-
steia Heifers, ranging trona' calves to
2 year olds, with some bred; 6. Veal
Calves; 6 well-bred Yorkshire Brood
§OWS,
sale and .1 just bred; 85 Hogs,' ranging
, 4 With litters, latilue at dine of
proprietor.' Terms, Cash. W. W.
WALTER, Proprietor._ .
•T. GUNDRY & SON,
14-15 .Auctioneers.
NUCTION 'SALE OF' CONTRACT-
"— OR'S EQUIPMENT.
BARS 19c:
l'""'"'""'""""'"M".""g4,tiggiwlgggotgliWgNiggilgggggagliwgaiotMsggf.SIIswglm,"i""""'"i,gg,ZiZ:g"""a"."""/iIfIwiMrr'"""""N"N"'""'""n""a"'""'""""""""g4gmggagaaggigggglggggmllgIgggg74.SgggaiialogggoigggigmliragiliggigggmNgigilmgimgigg,
101110191111011111111011101111111.1111. 11011111111r
A&P Coffee
&P
BREAD
SLICED. or UNSLICED
.., ANN PAGE WHITE . .
BOEAR . 1-111,I1X0 CRACKED *,ArnEAT ''
--, WHOLE :WHEAT -
)1g ""•:P' . .
, 15
-...z,, c
S O'CLOCK i 14b. • 964)„, . WRAP.
. ' i,fag 0444, LOAVES
_ ____ _ RAISIN- ' 9. -Fon -I
nVI) CinCiLt 14b.9 BREAD
--- : —Rag _zi i C _ kisiik
ANGEL.. ' EA' 25c
.
Allialariiiiiigiffatilliagallh. 41111111111111111.111111.1L
44.d.a.m.....,.......k.........-....i...,..,,,............:...........
CHAN WAX .....°...3.1b. Tin 98e
CRISCO .,'.i'sitin 19e : .3'i tin 53e ..
alada
TEA
Brown 4.1b.0', 02b,,
Label WI;
Vellftw 36 -lb. '4411„
label pkg. g•
TEA Pkg..' 24
BAGS C
•
OATS Robinhood :pkg. 19e
Ooap Palmolive .... .2 cakes lie
"
OLD oftBAB
I; V • I. •
lb
23p
NEW ouEzsg lb. 19e
• ..... ; . 3 lbs. for 250 ,
. 3 boxes for, 10e
„ „
— . 290 oz. tins Ve
... 1.2% 'i2e
VEGETABLES it
80's for lie
.......... b'e
• fi I •
• • V • l• * • • V • 2 for' 15e
DATES with-pitts – .
MATCHES — .... • ..„
GRAPEPRIIIT 3UI0E, • •
TOIVIATt)ES IONA
kRESI, FRUIT'S AND
Marsh Seedless GRAPEPE,111T
0A14E0113 Original Bunches
Firm Crisp :HEAD 1011110Z
Owee.
SELFA' RVIC
A
TOR S
Weaareinstructed. by P. W. Gladman,
Official Receiver of Estate of Fred Ion,.
assignor, to sell at our stables, Picton
Street, Goderiela on ,
SATURDAY, -APRIL 6th, at 1.30 sharp.
1 Co, 0 years' Old,- fresh; -1 Cow, 5
years eta, milking el Colt, rising '1 year
cad ;71 Aged Maree-1- Root-laulperi-1-
Feed Cooker ; 3. Turnip Drill; 1 Ford
Coach, Model A.; 1 Cage Elevater; 1.,
Water Tank; a quantity of loose lure-
ber ; 1 Logging Chain; 5 iConetrifaion
Barriers; '2 Cement Barrows; 1-Tpol-
honse, 8x10;' 10 Cedar Posts e a Hoist
and Eiegane; 2. Cement Buggies; 2500
it, -Cement • yorms,eand other articles.
Terms, Cash. - -
T. -GUNDRY 43i;
-14 Auctioneers.
CLE.ARENG‘ AUCTION sAtp
Farm 50acresefarm stock and imple-
ments, lot 26, concession 1, West
Wawanosh, half mile west of Auburn,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL .17th; AT 1 P.M.
1 Geileral Purpose team. of Mares; 1
Drying Mare in fiyal e 1 Colt rising 1
Sear old ;1 Gliernsey. Cow, ; 1
Durham Cow, milking; 1 Durham Cose,_
due to freshen time of sale; 1 Cacalf,e
months. old; 1 Massey -Harris .Bindea,
-6-ft. 'cue; 1 McCormick Mower, 6 -ft.
Ott ; Steel Roller, '3 -deem s a Walking'
Plow,' Fleury; 1 Twin Plow; Fleury;
Bet Iren Harrows, 4 sections; 1 Hay
Rake, 9 -ft.; Do -Laval Create Separat-
or; Spring -tooth Cultivator; 1 Scuilter
1 Fanning Mill; Waggon; For,
Cheater Many- other articles too nunier-
ohs to mention. 1 Set double team
Harness, -Teems on chattels,etc., cash.
Terms on farm will- be announced at
time of sale. There' will he no reserve
on anything, but the farm. GEO. W.
DAWSON, Proprietor, Auburn.
• T. GUNDRY & SON,
14-15. Auctioneers.
Brie
New Spring Millinery, iu faShivre.
right %Weal and Paris InsPiratians.
MiviS
M. It. tlacVICA,:lt, Kingston
street, Bedford Bleck. Phone 462.
-14x
On April 18th the, Arthur Circle of
Knelt Presbyterian ehnreir will pre.
sent the famous d o, Maeduff Copeland
Scotland's, most versatile entertainer,
and Kenneth Dufe, brilliant, London
yiohiflist.,;•
The April Meeting of Central Home
and School Club will be held In the
echool on Tuesday,. April 9th, at 4 p.m.
Mrst C.Holt:Arid will' give a• report of.
thet Ilonie and School Club convention
herd recently at Toronto.
We law reeelatly installed a new Fon sAidpi -14
4
King Motor truntenp machine. Wesin- 1 Y'eure OA, also Beatty Washer.
vile yoi to bring your ear in fon oi free ,BOX 21.
44
test. . hIE IMNYPER, Atea.a....a • , ,
Limanog,,T
no, s, .statrioz STA. VOlt SALE, Olt RENT. ----DESIRABLE.
TION, IKingteton .Street. t 11812 "'**,,ettOtise with. double garage, good locae
Reserve April. 29th for Toronto Star don, Nelson street.. Apply URS, za,
'film of Royal Tour and Musicale, under DURNI#N, on premises. '•• 14X
auspices of of North street United
church.. 14
Tire ladies of the Bed Auxil-
iary a the Salvation Army wish to
acknowledge the gift 901.0.09 froet the
-Ladiesttlerangeeltedge,eGotiterigh._This_
donation 'wits given for wool. •
RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, )3aele.
ache, Lumbago 'are attacked -tat the
wane by the cleansing and antiseptic
action. of Rumacaps. CAMPBELL'S
DRUG STORE.- tt 14-20-26
The ;Woman's • Association of North
Street 'United church will, hold a„ rum-
Peage sale in MacKay Hall Saturday,
May -4tia• at 1.60 p.m. 14
Come to the pancake social' and con-
cert, April 12th at the 'orange Rail,
Goderich township, sponsored by the
Union elturehtDrateatie club. Supper
Served from 6 toPam
8 Adults
_ 25C,"
children 15c. -14
KLDEREX-FOR SKIN AILMENTS
era, SOLD IN two strengthse-Medium
tnd-Strong. Heals Eczema, Psoriasis,
Erythem'
a,. Impetigo, Itch,' etc. while
You work. 56e; $1.00; $2.00. Ask at
CAMPI3ELL,S mug STORE. , -14
Looking for a stea'dy. income? Want
a futurefree frofa ,financial worry.?
Let-FAMILDX- silo,* you how easy it
is treget, Write to us today, for ERSE
catalogue and complete information.
THE FAMILEX PRODUCTS pou-
PANY,, 570t St- Clemente -Montreal -1-14
For Results A C
• •
g .4. 1
WOK SW;
Losz,--sii•mern OF 0,00MI4tt,
Oat
SALE -CORONATION WRING spare yellow, wire wheel and tire,
WIIDAT; rusp,resistant. A. R. off ESeeX ear. Will the finder Ideal*
OWE, TaR. 1, Gnaterach, eax get in touch with MR. PLANTE. 44.
tOST
.14)4t. SALE Olt RENT..--eSTUCCO
HOUSE (bungalow) on highway;
an conveniences. It. 4. DOAK, Photon
greet.
Plait SA.14E. .1111NITY „ELECTRIC
'WASHER, new guarantee, will sell
for,balaneer of Payments, O. WOR -
SELL. -14
..rPElld "
from •weanlings to 206 lbs. ;. 1 Teara h
Work :Horses; 1 ,New -Idea Man.ure own roperty, ouseotrurni.-
tare Atitoraobile, and -Effects beloaging
td the Estate of the late Arthur Jeffrey,.
att-his-hotneeSteDavid. street, Goderich,
on •
SATURDAY, „APRIL13the 4 1.30 p.m..
All-e-thet-eoutents, eineludine: Living
room, Dining room, Teed room and
Kitchen furnishings, rugs, mats, ' 8
pieces' of good linoleum, music cabinet,
Victrora,, fruit, dishes, bedding, car-
penter's tools, garden* tools, 2 clocks,
Danner cook stove, and 'pipes; -1938
Plymontb `coupe, very, small mileage.
. The property being E32 let 132, St.
David stteet, Gederich; will be offered
Ito AUtiurn in '1871, and has been a for, Sale subject to a reserve bid. This
mutant resident. ever since, If' 1,876118.a comfortable 6 -room 'Muse (stucco)
Spreader, iieW ; 1 Onativatore 15Aooth ;
Disc Harrow, 1 two row Coen See:f-
lier ; 1 ehngle row 061.11-7g-einfier ; "1:"
Cram, separator, Ankor4Iolth, new,
‘909--liaehahlthitYthe...1 two-futrowstatdd
.ing Plow, ; ,Quantity . of good mixed
bay, Quantity of sweet clover silage
and other articles toe numerous 0
mention. •EVerything advertised Will
be eoldeon,account of ill health et .the
sident, in the ,person of' airs. John
Ferguson, quietlY, celebrated her eighty-
fifth birthday recently. Mrs. Ferguson
Was born at Byron; Ill., 14 1.855;. came
. . . ;BORN
BANN' STER-..-At Alexandra Hospital,
•Goderich, on Monday, April 1st, to
,Mr. and lkirs.„ WM. Bannister, Grode-
rich, . a ,son.
Alcomdra-ttospital; Chide -
rich,' on Monday, Apeilelstr to Ntr.
and Mrs. Wilbert Thom, -Auburn, a
son.
" IN MEMOItIAIVI
FOR SALE4-11 YORK PIGS JUST
- weaned ; Jersey belfee calf, - also
light delivery Ye* -ton truck; 1940 license.
,JtAS. WHITE, Oxford street ' 14x
LETS graded 85% A large eggs"
writes Henry' Campbell. They let the
EXTRA profits, • Order Bray chick,
pullets, cockerels now, from 18 varie-
ties. Bargains in 2-3 Week pulleta,
eockerels. Immediate. delivery, Capone,
Turkeys, E. II. SOMPRSALWRIL 2,
Bray agent. - -14.
paa SALE. --,AN pawcamo WEST-
INGHOUSE refrigerator, ..electric
washer, small .ereetric.stovesevith oven;
also dining room suite, solid oak, eight,
piece; ehaire; leather seated ; buffet
•wftli mirror, -round extension table.
Hr Pay.--Aci buy electric apPliances
OW, as prices are soaring high. Will
sell reasonably. Address all aneavers
by letter to, Box s28; 'SIGN.AL-STAla,
;Goderich.
AliVTION ,SALE.
CLEARING AUCTION SAVE
ett
"1"6"1"".""*"." -"N",
TO BENT
0 ItENT.---APARTMENTS ; ALI
modern conyenienees; near Square.
Apply 16 Elgin Ave.
'T0 RENT. -STORE ON SQUMW;
all conveniences. MRS., E. E.,./nlie
BERT, phone 367: 14tt
FREE N0:110:04TUNITIIIi
_
-vvtrittoe miexte4tamoonveypiin; 4y3o7ur.7er; homeDame
- Not
8t., West, "Montreal, Que. 12-14
CARD Ot1 THANES
MR. AND MRS, JOS. CLARK" WISH
. to •taOnk all their neighbors and
'friends who were so, kind to them dette
eingeetheire-eecentetbereavementteetalsowe„
those who seut flowers and loaned -
ears 'for, the funeral. ' 14x
THE FA:wry OF THE LATE, C. -
ROBERTSON -Wien to thank- their
friends andeueighbors for tlenreraany
kind expressions of. sympathy and con-
dolence in, their' recent bereavement.' -
111131LIYRVerlsNhGtolletlx7reIR tANheirDsinFAceMre-
thanks to all those who so kindly gave
assistance In their -reeent sad Vereave-
matt, ' and to those who sent floral
tributes. , 14x
............................., .......samomm
-..
•
WANTEO,
DitEISSMAKING. `-:- PLAIN AND
. Fancy, Sewing. -Apply MISS -RICH -
ARDS, Not? Bruce St.- . • 12-10,.
WAiNITED* -G-00)H-1--11)
t - . farnehaade good drylnilker-,--W... J..
MEYER, R.R. 3, Goderich. Phone 20r9,
Dungannon. - •,, ; -,14
liaiOARDERS WANTED. -- G 00 D
........
POOD,,cosy, comfortable?, clean bed-
, rooms, reasonable' charges, newil' harbor
and C,P,R,„„qation„ suitable ter sailors
or others ' MRS. AlsLINGRAM, "Gleneotvan,,' Cobourg street, Gkxlerich.
' ' ' • \ 14-16x
WANTEo BUY cam aoaasos
.:y y ,
and dead cattle ; i must be suitable
for mink . feed ; removed promptly.
FRED GILBERT, R,R. 2, Baytielo
'Phone. '60',.r 22, Clinton. CalIst paid
' for, , . , 18-tzf.
- mmwmmm.'mag/frw;mm.......t.tinTmw..mwommwwm
"What's the ide,a of calling your -dog
'Swim:Ike?", *-- • - . '
"Oh,. Just fun. When 1 call him in
the street, half . the men almost jum13
out of their Akins."
. ,.
. l'omps.m.....e.
/
,
,
ao
Baby Chicks
March Hatched
SERVICE *BRAND CHICKS
will come In on the high egg pric-'
"
r_
t
-
3
a -
es next fall Bur your Serviee.
Brand Chick needs front your
local dealer.
. '
RYAN • & SON, PRODUCE ,......
--
• Goderfeh, Ont.
Hamilton Street
Phone 345 -Res. '334.
WATERLOO COUNTVHATCH- -
. ' EAT • "
New iffainhurg out:
-. ,--
Of, Farm Stock, Implements Hay,
GraineTtetc.,-at Lot -36, Conees'sion , 7;
Goderich Township, on s
ERIDAY, ApRIL-12; at 1 p.m. sha.rX
„Everything to be • sold, as proprietor
has, 'disposed -of, his farm. This is a
good line of stock Terms, cash, ADAM
44,0ANTELON, Proprietor..
' - GEO. ELLIOTT,
;14 ; :&uctioneer.
Ar°11°
N SAI.4133
Of: farni stock,. etc., at Lot 10, Bayttel
JOHNSTOIsf.-,,, In, loving' memory, of
-- Line; Goderich Township, 3 .miles elas
our dear wife and mother, *rs. James ,of Bityfield, on, • ' .
G. Johnston, wins passed- asta.y sit .
THURSDAY; APRIL 11, at 1.39 p.m,
years. ago, April' 3rd, 1934. ' . ..• consisting of 'matched Belgian team
' e-aavei. 'remembered by Husband
t te rising 3 years ; teamtofeClYdes, rieln
and yamily. . • -max 8, yeais.; team' of „glides, .rising
.:.e. ' - et . yeare ; team of. Clyde -mares, 9 year
MR..HEPBURN'AND COL-. DREW Old, in foal; 15 eowe, 'some freshened
' (leindon Free Press) ,- e some springing,. number of young
i . The °uteri° press seems to be fairly calves; 6 heifers intcalf ; 2 grass tows
20 yearling heifefia and steers, young
unanimous Viet -the two men- who fared -
worst in the recent Federal election Hereford bull. Number of cedar posts
were Hen. Mitchell F. - Hepburn and
of
ro-
Times-Sournal, published in • Mr. Hep- ,
Col. George Drew. The St. Thomas hydro and telephone poles ; quantity
foot Vood. A. E. TOWNSHEND, P
prietor. • ° '
burn'e backyard, regards the results in GEO. H. ELLIOTT,
she married John'Yerguson, .wlio•passed with cellar. an ' a practically- .new•
away 'live years age 'last month. Of a
fmiiv of eleven children ten are Hy-
- ing ; Mrs. Reuben ',Taylor (Hattie), a
Adanac, -Sask. Mrs. Harry Vreenlin
(Maud), of Clinton; Mr. Guy Durham
' (Cora), of St. George, Ont.; Mrs. John
Phillips (Blanche), of Auburn ; Mae; of
Auburn; Mrs. ChesterTaylor (Birdie),
of St, Helens W'xn. L., of ..Windsor ; rimeetiNG AUCTION Reeep..
atm ,J.,ofAuburn ; • Lloyd, ‘..) '
garage. Terms ,Ontthe furnishings, and
effects including car, -cash. On the
Iproperty 20% to be paid at time of sale,
balance In 30 days, '
FRANK DONNELLY, "
Solicitor for AdMinistratrix.
" T.: GUNDAY & SON;
Auctioneera.
14-15 -
ton, and Raymond, of Montreal. One
daughter, Mrs. Henry Snider -(Annie),
died some years ago. • .
• United Church W.111.S.-Tlie
of 'Knox United church held .their
Easter thonkoffering meeting iii, the
basement. of the -church' on Tuesday
afternoeneewitla Mrs. W. a She,ppard
int eliaree. *There was a splendid at-
tendance. The Scripture was read by
,Mrs. Geo. peat( and 'Mrs. Tameas Wil-
son lea in prayer. The heralds were.
taken brairs..-Earl Wightman and Mrs'.
Ernest Patterson; Mrs. Wightnaan tale:
int; the one on "Christian Stewardship,"
and Mrs. Patterson the One on Temper -
lance Mrs. Fred Plaetzer and -Miss
Sadie Carter tendered a pleasing YeleaI
duet and Miss 'Betty Craitsefavored with
a solo. The Easter message Was glean
by Rev. II. C. Wilson, In the business
period, it wai decided to hold a baking
sale, on April * afro. James ,WOoda
dosed the meeting With prayer.
solooriflogi .
THE ONLY WAY
A Man Can Make 4tis. Will
Before
He Makes Xis miiii;y
_ By
rarz ztragy,ANork
IL M. FOR»
Inatiranee and, Real Estate
3 Itonitten $t. Tol. t$8.W.
Ontario aa a peestmal •defeat ter the .
Auctioneer
Premier. The , result, it says, is a
triumph for Mr. King and a'rebuke for
Mr. Hepbairn. ,says that the lang-
uage he used in hie _attacks on Mr.
King diel net redound td his credit 'or.
the dignity of ins position." It be-
lieves that it should end the feiid be-
tween the two. Men. ,
The St Catharine& Standard . is of
the opinion .that Hepburn was no
'help to the. National Government Out
actually hurt the cause of Hone Dr.
afaidob...- The 'Standard says, that if
his attitude continues he should be
. Of Farm, 'Farm 'Stock, 'Implements,
Feed, • etc. "Mrs, Wm. E. Foster' will
sell by public auction,. at Beet part lot
concession 1, .Ashliel(1, "Oh mile cast
of Sheppardton) on •
FRIDAY,, APRIL 12th, commencing at
o'elockeharp : .
1 Team 'Farm Horse's; 1 'White Cow,
7: years old, Thie May 4; 1 Black CoW;,,
bred Feb; 7; I lIolateln. Cow ; -1 Red
Cow, aged, dug to freshen April 14;
1 Roan Cow aged 4 years, due to
fresiten July 10; l' Roan COW, aged 3
Years, -due to freshen Sept. ;1 Blue Cow,
rising. 3, years, bred March 8; 1 Light
Roan 'Heifer, hged 2 Years, due td
freshen in Sept.; 1 (krey Steer,:,.aged,
years ;* 1 White Steer, rising. -2 year.: ;
1 Black Heifer, rising, 2 'years; 5
Calves ; 7 rigs,. 2 months old ; 1 Sow,
bred Feb. 22;1 Massepearris Binder,
0 -ft. cut; 1 Mower, 5:•ft. cut; 1 klet. Of
Dist harrow:. ; 1 Hay Loader, Massey -
Hare's' ; 1 Ser narrows, 4 eeetions;
1 Fleury Plow, No. 21; 1. Riding Plow;
1 Manure Spreader ;' 1 Hay Rake; 1
Hay Rack; 1 Scuffler ; 1 Panning ;
1 fiet Bob Sleighs; I Wheelbarroot;
NVidilletreez ; Amble Harness ; 1 Culti-
vator; 1 Wagon ; 1 Gravel Rex; 1
Root rulper; 1 Grindstone; Ladder;
30 Barred Melt Hens; 12 White' Leg-
horn Hens; 1 Lister Cream Separator;
1 No:3 Churn; Forke, 'Shover% Obaine;
Qtlantity of Hay, Grain, Tinidthy and
Alfalfa. Seed ; numerous of articles.
The farm Will -he -offered for nale, 300
Warm; t.,00d brick home, modern barn
and other outbuildings, Terme on
-14..
FIRM FOR SALE.
$2,600.99, -FOR' 129 ACRES abon
eight miles from .Goderich and sever
miles from Clinton, being the south hal
of let number- twenty-three and 10
number 'twenty-four In the fifth mei
cession (Cut Line) In the TownshiP,e
Goderich, roughcast seven:room
house
given a special subsidy by. Mr. King. aprpoximately. twenty , acres
The Standard thinks that the people of
Ontario 1.1"VP _rejected -Mr. Hepburn.
evenmore than the party of Dr.
laeanion.
'COL George. Drew, likewise, did not
help himself or his- party by his per;
eonal attacks on some of the Liberal
leaders, It -is said that his ,atteck on
Hon. Norman Rogers helped turn the
tide in the Minister's favor at a time
when ire was ,being hard 'pressed in
Kingston. a:M. Drew is an able man;
he has intellectual attainments- aud
eVery elualification to make a success-
'ful. leader at a thne-when- the -Conserv-
ative party is gorely ip, need ofleaders,
but he will have to learn that the public
today do not like Personal attacks and
are looking for something 'more con-
struetive from their political leaders.
ploughed, and farm watered by spring
anti well Apply to MEREDVIIII
DAVIDSON, .Saicitors; 717Dunde.
street, London. Ontario. 14-1
law
- NOT - SO
(Alliston Herald) •
• The Ontario Government; whicIrtodit
away from the municipalities the right.
to impoee aneineonfeetax and gave them
In return an annual :grant. based Upon
one Mill on, the amid assessment de-
mands humble gratitude from the ret
cipienta,' .publicly expressed.. Other-
wise the grant is withheld. The rules
say again that everymunicipal tax bill
mast -carry the statement that the rate
has been reduced one mill "by reason of
the Provincial subsidy- to nnuileipal-
Ries," and the reason must be that
Premier Hepburn' thinks lie will etain
prestige and votes by the order. Big-
hearted, geheraela Mitch, putting:Money
In out pocket% cutting our taxes.: That
raust be 'what he thinks the people will
'think, assuming they will eonveniently
forget he is giving back JUSt O. part of
The money' he has taken from them in
the, income tax. To 'be' fair the tax
bills eliould bear another notationetee
'Vail taxes are half, tamill higher than
they should be because the Ontario
Government has withdrawn the half
mill grant Made last year out of the
latest boost he the gaeoline tax. All f
the eight cents you pay on every gallon
now goes to the ProVincial Treasury."
CR D. PALSEW *HARDWARE
Phone 486' West .St.
jor
0001°4
vpao
00190
ft.00C6.Att,
10/S
Gi,t'S"P%
„jot i(sOr
ealet
lot a v"e
colof
catti
To414
Wants His Own Cup
When pigs become more valuable,
hew exeludve their tastes get. There
are a number of young pigs arriving in
this neighborhood and most of them -are
doing very well, but occasionally sonic
of them need, speciol care and have to
he taken to the home for this. , In one
home where tins was the ease a semi-
eoreelain cup was. 'gime the guest,- out
farm announced at Rale. Mons On OfI Which fi take his nourishment.
Flock, 010, 'ash, • MRS. W1 I When he Was returned to the ham and
roSTER,'PrOprietreee. ' a tin subetitutede Porky refused to
T. GUMMI:Y. ,t4 StYN, drink until hig alp wag given him
-14 ' , Auctioneers. again.-Dmidalk Herald.
with this Heatand Moisture
Resisling Enamel... and cora-
bine decorative charmwith long
'wearing service on new or old
furniture, cupboards, goofs
and woodwork,
iStotl)to-Lae,F,natnel is very easy
to apply and economical to use.
It dries in 4 to 6 hours and
totnes in 24 modern colors.