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NEWS OF AUBURN
.1.4MiJMN, Sept, 18, Mr. and Mrs. f
3.ba Gralkm, of Detroit, spextt: the,,
issikatrati with MN. F. Rook
¥r. *ad Mrs, Wxa, Downs of Toronto
*t,reyieltin`grLw-
'!t>c• ;asci Mrs Edgar a
ern.
�,,. Mr, and Mrs, Pere Gibba. of De,
'" Stott we n. visitors wi Mr,
� week -end d i,itor's tli ,
and Mrs. Harvey McGee. I,
•'Visitors. with Mrs. Jumes Cartvr en
Sunday were Mr.' an4l .Mrs. doe Carter
tJ( Port Elgin; Gunner Reg. Carter,
N.C.O. of the', 1'xistowel harrael ; Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Hill, of Ofalericisx. ,and ,
Bill trill; of thebf�Ry�.G,TA:� f , Letitia,
Mrsio U. Fox and 'Letitia, oA, White"
church, and Isobel Fox, of Wroxeter,
'started, on, Sunday With Mr. and Mrs.
E: •Phillipa.
Visitors on Sunday , with Mr, and
Mrs, A. J. Vergusort were,Mr. and M.
W31S#iO'Neill, Ray O N
oxll anti Ars
Wedding
Gifts
r
LOVELY =YARIEETk •.. ,.:
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Smit �
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Gift Sifire
The Home of English Chia,
Lyle i'hapasan, of 77tiitr .bill, naafi 1#i
Jana'i1udiion, of d.7rouN.
week�'. Russ �b»Qent the-llrst ;�f this
eek visiting Mr. anti SITS, E. O. Duff,
of Leamington., .
Mr. and Mrs. John Eerrnedy, of North
Bay, arc visiting the former's sister,
Mrs. Harvey McGee, and: Mr. McGee,
Mr" Charles Scott 7a� bought the
house, barn and lot owned by W. T.
Riddell:. The house is at present oe-
cupiea by irs, Wra. Roble,
Miss Amelia Meilwain visited, with
friends at Dultgannow on, ? onlay,
Misses Iia Craig.and Anay lou are
attending Stratford Noi nal School
this year.
:Miss Iar otic .Arthur, of TcesW ter
spent the week -end with Mrs. M.
Arthur
Mr. and Ir. ��
Hk s. Wm. PottixAs sla°u
.his week visiting friends at. Windsor.
THE
Meet%ig. `Lhe 11I'e4bbterian
W.M.S. zi*t 'oa "-Thursday afternoon
with twenty -arae present,, Miss dose
ILiine Weir was in share. Mies games
Ilawitt led in. prayer. Mrs. Edgar
Io,twaon gave a report of the Presby-
terial loaveting at liensall, Atisse Ila
and Betty Craig sang a duet. Miss
Norma Dae'✓ gave the chapter front the
study book. Mrs, "Wesley Ermines'
gave the topic. ic.. Josephine Weir offered
her home for the'Cfetober meting, Mrs.
James Woods closed the meeting with
prayer, after which lunch was ,served
ioy Mrs. W. T. Robison, Mrs. J. J. Wil-
son and Mrs. Wesley Bradnocl:,
F renelt—Ue dlee -The wedding took
place on Saturday at the Chureh. of the
Aseen>liou, Detroit, of Anna M. Beadle,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Beadle, of Auburn, to Beverley
1`rench. son of Mr. and Mrs.' Sidney
French, of 1' 1uierston' ' The ceremony
was' performed by Rev. II. 'I . Ridley.
The bride, who was.; gowned in a royal
with 'brown accessories'
WWI a corsage o1 Talisman roses,„was
attended by Mrs, Rely Hanson, of De-
troit. The groomsman was Mr.:Han-
son.' After a wedding trip, Mrs and
✓Mrs.; i'reneh will reside at Detroit.
.lEl .P ..
” T'h S g', U m
'.� M� " et
>� e
Sunday evening ,with Harold Reid in
ehai g Frank Rn:ithkiy"'11act charge of
the davetional s`perio . Marie Ras
y
,read Arlie r ripture. " Misses Betty anti
Ila
Craigs
tsrnn anet
R h
.y
opic,
Mrs, Earl McKnight
gave a- reading,' after which George
Raithby dismissed the meeting with
prayer. ` The, election of ofieers took
place, and resulted as follows: Presi-.
,dent, Bill •Raithby ; vice-president, Mrs.
Earl. 310M:tight ; secretary -treasurer,
Harold _ ' Reid.; pianist,... Mrs. R. J.
Phillips.
f Miss Margaret aret Ferguson of
Earkh
iii
ahnere.Stewart, Ferson Tottenham
were week -end, visitors their hort
e
Mr. and °llrs. R. J. Phillips and Mr,
aid 'yrs 'Th -o nas : Johnston Were- 'at 'I'
London and o
er Sts Th was^'=® x
n Tli� x`sday...
Mr. . Stanley Mighton° ^ a-nd 1Siss
,
r ,4 c
Da of Overholt of W o s
a d i11
�.Pri a . Wit ...rS. john,,..
d y h 'kiss.aath'by.
Work h
sbegun n the sec "
a o e tion of a
' oncrete building, 60 by 4Q feet, to be
.
use h
d by t e tC+a:�,,un
ty roads department as
a machine shop.. The new 'building is
being e'reeted on the ground bought:by
_the County recently -fr m-ChrisBeadle,
Ir.
The Goderich Township school fair
takes place at IZolnresville Friday of
his.. week.
ONTARIO ' PL WMEi� S ASST LI TION
International—Plowing
and FAR1V, MACHINERY DEMONSTRATION
ONTARIO HOSPITAL FARM=' Just sour of St. Thomas
October 15, 16, .17, 1940
J. A. CARROLL- II/t nager F. S. THOMAS—Secretary
Parliament Buildings, Toronto Local Com., St. Thomas
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ones
ACTIVE—SERVICE AND HOME
° Defence in Canada isnot YET
affected by the present war clause
ACT. NOW
Have Life Insurance Protec-
tion ,with the present -liberal war
clause. ;
IL M. FORD
Insurance ' and Real Estate
3 Hamilton . St. TeL 268w
Savin
w Everyday
nces
Campbell d
Tomato
palms; Mcg uen's
PEARS Dessert
•SPINACH 2 s Squat , , x W: �19c
LOBSTER 'Canada Brand a-' •, 27c
�Ils.
w
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PRUNESA-80�� Q3
`
-LARD SUNNYFIELD'
3;Ts
Pkgs.
15
Tin
ib.
OLD CHEESE r M ! ib• 23c
MILD CHEESE .. .la,
MATCHESMaple Leaf 3 At
MAC. ar SPAG 2 lbs,
PEAS Jona 4 Sieve 3 tit 25c
EVAP. MIK A & P "3- `22.c
BLENDIES : OGILVIE'S 2 PI * * 19c
OATS OGILVIE'S • lit 19c
SO * HEINZ Asst.
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KLES. ' ROSEDALE . w
AJSINS BULK
REEN , BEANS
AX BEANSIona ui zo-bz.
CTib 8 C
Iona 'Cut 2Q -oz.
Tin
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IR
FLOUR
A• & P' Choice
Golden Bantam
Aunt Jemima Pancake
SYRUP Old -Colony, Maple Syrup ' Pint•
A. Ble d ndia - Pk, 30C •Pkg
UFFLES Marava, 2 lbs. 29
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Cash . for-Chajrities
Get Details At A&P • Stores
' 8 �
CriSCO-�'im' C 23 47c
Domestic or Easifirst Shorteping ' 2 lbs
4.
KETCHUP .HEINZ r, 5C iB .
.SALMON .CLOVERLE4E.. An
ARMALAIaata Oran,or
Grapefruit .3 Jar,
JUICE - GIIAPEFR1JIT 2 .241%.
FLovRSUNNYFIELD PASTRY'S 4b. 24-1b.
LIPTON' TEA atv37c Alt
OLD ENCLISH WAX 414.
OLD ENGLISH NO -RUB
NORTHERN TISSUE 3 "lis.
FLOUR ROYAL HOUSEHOLD 28c 214"
FLOOR WAX =ANLIN'
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Fresh Fruits. and Vegetables
APPLES
COIIN
OIfImN5
Ib0niestic Grade
Ontario Wealthy
Yotrn. • Teiniler
Sweet Evergreen
• D0z,
Ontario No. 1 x11-1 b• 23c
Vellum cooking d fir;
KING OP SWEt T , r'OTATOES
YAMS tz 2165.11x
CAt xrnitxtn vLAMt 'OKAY
elite es CpliPES 2lbt.1
CALIFORNIA,
LEMONS *tidy Doz. sac
mem 1sor Pcoserr;ngi
Famous Elhert
No* Being Rustled '1'a
AAP xl tri:
Owes." seal operated by The Great Atiaatic & :Pacific Tta, Co, Ltd.
CcrPSo p:
Canty Toilet Soap Cake
Wrappers and ,Carton Tops
Mean °' Cash 'For . Charities!
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ODER1CH SIGNAL#STAR
Briefs
Rummage saie, Saturilil'ls, September
,�l stp at 1.3u p.m., at Central school,
ander auopiees of Central Home and
School Association. 'Phone 450 if
donations are,to'bo sailed fir. 37.8
,
Rummage sale will be held in Mac-
Kay Ilali, Oetober, cith, at 1 o'clock,
under the auspices of I ureka Class ,of
Victoria, street ehurch. " • 38-1
Group i 3 of the Ladies' Aid of•'1i.nox
churelt will hold a rummage sale,
October 5t11, at the Oddfellews' Hall.
Doors open at 1 p.iu. 88-9
Would any of ' the ladies holding;
scores of bridge and "'500 .for the sum.-
mer games pleawsend therm to Airs. I1,
°1). Mooney, before 'September 21st?
The regular meeting of the 'Goderich,
Women's :Hospital ,Auxiliary will • be_
held at the Public Library, Monthly;
,,.
September- 23rd, at 4'p• n. A full at-
tendance .,is requested. , •
Movie travelogue, talkies; ,Victoria
s
tre
t United c u
rch, Thursday,
'September 26th, under the auspices of
W.M S., at 8 -,p.m. Silver offering. -38
Tite„ Eveifing Auxiliary' of North
street United church will. `hold a pot-
lucks supper in the church,' Tuesday,
'September 240, at61.30 pan. A. social
.'ev• e`ii
n g ;
The.' Signal -Star • se11s for $« ',to -any
address in :`Canada'. and is worth more.'
Look ' at your label; it will show the
dittefi, up to which your subscription is
paid,
.The moutlily meeting of the Saltford,
no. Cross will be held at the, home of
Mrs.' Mci. Jewell ozi'"Tiiiirsday, Septem-
ber "20th, aat 2 .pan. Please bring your
t.imblres.
At, , ,Kingsbridge 1iall, Tuesday,
September 24th,. at 10 p,m.,Reg;. Mc
Michael' a his• chestra. Concert
num rs ,afteInUncli hour. New and
old-time dancing, Admission 35c. 38
The Red ',()ross Work` rooms will be
Opened olf Tuesdays for work and on
t Thursday for packing and giving out
wool and material.
BIRTHS
DIfiJKSON.- --At Alexandra Hospital,
= .(•loderich;'on'' September X8th, to Mr.
and • Mrs. Melvin . Dickson, R.R. 1,
•Dun; ancon, 'a son. - '
!NAYLOR, ,�--= Dn.,.concession, 9, East
s;aWawanosh on Tuesday, August 217th,
to Mr. and Mrs: Gordon Naylor' (nee
Jessie Mbss), a son, George Fred-
erick;
1VMARRUED
. EAGLE-111.11,NT.—At Hamiitbn, on.
�S.iturday, '''eptenrber 7, 1940, Ida
'.Jean, daughter of Mrs. Hunt and
the late Mr. C. F. Hunt, to Lieut.
Gordon Esten Eagle, son` of Mr. and
Mrs. P. G, Eagle, Rev. N. D. Mac-
Donald officiated,
ROSS ANDREWS. --- On September
24, 1939, at Sarnia, Ont., by Rev. J.
M. YMaeGillivray, -Presbyterian .min-
ister,' Jean Andrews; daughter of
Mrs; J. 'io ;garth andthe late John
Andrews, to 'George Ross, son of Mr.
and Mrs, A. C. Ross, all ,of Goderich.
• CARDS OF THANKS
RS.'. +(J. MUNNINGS AND FAM-
ILY wish -to thank their friends
for the kindness shown .them in their
recent bereavement. „.`3'8x.
E FAMILY . -OF THE LATE
George Lamprey is sincerely grate-
•ful: to all. those, 'Gvho':w�ere so kind to
xece nt bereavem eat e
especially, those R vwho sent cars for the
funeral.
COFFEEII
`VIGOROUS& . wn1 r
Bokar r 39c
MILD de, MELL W •
8 O'Clock Lib. 35g
RICH & FULL-BODIED ••
Red Circle 31c.
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'I'IWi'' , AT • ' 2 CPls415c
.IY.+MEii` PORK AND
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BREj
Si feed or thisliotii
/tori lags White
'tole Wheat
Cracked Wheat
Preparations for •
' (Continued from page 1)
thanks to the local merchants; the Boy
Scouts, the Girl 'Guides, and the gentle-
men who assisted with , packing and
cartage. "
In conclusion Mrs. Dunlop expressed
her regret at Mrs. A. F. Sturdy's leav-
ing the work committee after a year of
helpful work. Mrs. :Sturdy; is taking
over the supervision. of her husband's
coal business while lie is on military.
duty as se¢end.in'command ,at.,t a&n g
centre No. 11, Woodstock.
D. k:. Campbell,' chairman, of the
canvass committee, was 'of the belief
that.what the Canadian Red Cross has
been asked to raise' is a small amount
for Such a rich country as Canada. in
Godercrl, where there are approximate-
ly 1ZuO ramifies, it will mean that an
average of $5,0o must. be raised from
each`family, he explained. ' he. favored •
a` coxnmtlnity drive for ,a"11 camp igiW-
, whereby about 4500 would have to be
raised. This would then be split among
the lied Cross Society, which wo'uid re-
ceive the greater share; the Salvation
Army and toe Y.m.0 k ... Hc.:,announcecl
'that headq:uarterspf the Red ,Cross far
the drive will be in the vacant store on,
the Square formerly used as a recruit-
•lr'inaneiat Statement
ing office.
'Inc nnaneial statement of the Godo -
rich branch of the Red Cross Society as
from October 1st, ssts,39,• to Septcnxber'
10th, 1940, is'as follows:
11,1301)1 .CS
torn canvass, town of • Gode- '
- rich ,,.,. •e $3670.00
From. pledges Collected ...." .407.50
:From Colborne township .. 29:i:34
�j
Froyn !Goderich,w
ton,�
ship +.:.. ,,9.77
Froin Red Cross Ladies' .Work
• Comini ttee 403.17
From 1.0,x). +'. 'Chapters
'Miscellaneous donations by in- •
dividuals'and organizations 430,17°
DISBURSEMENTS
Materials for workers ' $3702,41
liquipMent and -repairs 194.33
Fuel * 52.45
Telephone, rent and t,011,' 32,05
vision' , 1000.00
300.00
Balance o hand
274,19
Call Stan PrSvett, Ford Sales and
SerViee, When you're turning in your
ear. Ile bag all pukes and Models in
used ears and titteks. GODERICII
3101*OltM, South ffittOet, Phone 81 38
For Results . A Classified Ad
FtillYFiZ DAY, SE , EMH;ER .19th, 14th.
• Mg snua
WANTED
ATh VRoNT, W'IT1i MODERN
g t
• ffurnishedfurnished'cOttll�,0• Water, sewer*
light. Or part-. CUTARLPS IXEALEI,
2$tf
Bennett St., Goderich.,
OR
S A` L L — CHILD'S" CRIB,
g in
lame size, also rocking horse. Call
MRS.' Ix. ',K'NE'Oi1TEL, Brock strut.
r- s 38
SEWING MACIIINIE, 'IlitFIX '.L' c�0iv-
1 "
n
i.)ITIC)�.; ,real bargain.have dour
machine overhauled; special for one
month, $2.00. New or used machines,
cash or terms. Liberal trade-in allow-
4,,, + x lRY Singer Store,
ance,; P" STD1 r 3 38x
P,t►one 33. '
• OR SALE. CUT ,�,� - �,�
"
a k f
YT„Sues! y
ch xl�:
gladioli” and dahlias ._. Delivered anywhere in town, . FRE
D
BARKER, �`PalrterSton street, Phone
38-9
41'73. ,
Chit SALE,✓ --NAVY : RLtl1 PRAM
in good condition; .complete with.
runners, • re
• s nable. A ply BOX '01,
a__
o p .
SIGNA USTAB. a ," -38
SALE. ---- ,,RUBB'ER GOODS;
PlaiSn• uxdri s e e
, na te
d p
os
tp
ad ,ha•
sealed wrapper. 0% less than
retail. Write `for, mail-order'catalo gue.
NOV-RUBBER CO., Box 01, 1lamiltoh,
Ont, 38-45
NOTICE ss
ANd..CD. —EXPERIENCED CURL
for e'alady counter and waitress.
Apply VENUS RESTAURANT, Boat
707, Goderieh.8
FLAN() WANTTL+"D• ,MEDIidA SIZE
plain case. Would prefer a well-
lutown nnake. I.teply at once, giving
description of piano. I30XX 195, Exeter,,
.3S
Ont.
ANTE D. - . YOUNG WOMAN
between ages 25 to 4.0, to represent
large Canadian. Life Insur n p
g a C'e , Con-
way. paay. Splendid opportunity, We give:
you 'special sales training. Must be
ambitious, • Write for ,an apppolntmeut,
l0S3:'. -- -. IN P111] VICINITY 0J'
Hedge's 'Bill, ne€lr Dur, annon, a
Ford wheel and tire, Finder please
o n to
C nllntl ica with t the.der
n si ed
11 .
Reward. A. E. DROWN, Port Albert,.
;Phone Dungannon 22 r 12. 38x
11AN WANTED, FOR RAW 1i I
AT
AN
of 800-I families. Write today.:
RAWLEIGII'S, Dept. Key No. ML 216-
- ral-. n
AMontreal-,-Canada.,-'-
ANTED.
re . -aCa ad
1� i
ANr.0 D, O
T�'V' OR , THii;E;
�r
E
boarders. in 'private home.. 'Write
BOX 52, SIGNAL -SITAR. 38x
NTED. - :M'ODJYRN 3-ROdMED
apartment near the Square, at once,
Apply NIRS. GEORGE BROWN,'
LAURA 12`JACKSON, Ar.C:M. 105 Elgin ve.•38g
Teacher of Piano `;and Theory of AN.TE_D---MA.Ti) P
Music.housework; three in
fa
mGiElyN: Write
Goderich RQ__�!S!ALSTAR' 38
Britannia Rd. :
=
37-8 1\TANT�ED.—A. GOOD COOK GEN -
vs
; .to --go to Hamilton , family
of three; housemaid kept ;; good wages;
re erences ' required. Appy stating
age and experience to .Box 49, SIG -
.NAL -STAR, Goderich, 37
'NOTICE
'IOTI'CE 0!13' APPLICATION TION FOR
GUA.RDI'ANS'HIP.
IN THE SURROGATE 'COU'RT OF
' TM -COUNTY Or HURON
•
In the matter of the guardianship of
William D. Swiger, the infant child. of
Margaret J. Swiger, deceased:
NOTICE is hereby given that after
twenty days from- the date hereof,
Tena Johnston, of ,the Town of Gode-
rich in. the 0ountysof Huron, married
Woman, will make application to the
Surrogate Court of - the County of
Huron to he appointed guardian,ok-the.
person and estate of the said William
E. Swiger, the infant son of Margaret.
3, Swiger, •late,of the Town of Goderich
in, the • County 9E Huron, widow, who,
' died on ar about the 17th day. of August;
1940, testate, without havingappointed
a guardian -for the' said infant, the. said
Tena T'ohnston being the lawful aunt-
' of the said infant:
DATED at +Goderich this 18th day of
• September, A.D. 1940; '.• '
- By. R. C. HAYS,
Solicitor for the said , .
38-0 Tena 3ohnston.
SALE' BY '.FENDER .
SALE BY. TENDER--PIhOPEBmY
OF LATE • SOSE'FH F. DALTON.'
-Sealed tenders • addressed to •. the
undersigned, - Mrs.. Alice Dalton,• for the
sale of the farm property of• the late
'
Joseph ' P. Dalton,_ being composed of
,the: nort-::.par-t._ _•of-lot,+vi
seventh concession and the southeast
quarter of lot seven In the eighth
concession • of ' the. Township of
Ashfield, in the' County of Huron, eon-
taining 05. acres more or less, will be
received -Until 5 o'clock,in the afternoon
on the 23rd day of Septembers '1944:.
Conditions of sale and terms of sale
can -be had on application. The high-
est ox any other tender not necessarily
accepted, • - •
Dated this 3rd day of !September,
1940:
ARS: ALICE DAIMON, R.R. 1,
Port • Lambton, -Ontario. 37-8.
IN ,MEMORIAM
G• RAYs--In loving memory of my dear
grandsm Thonias E. -Gray, who
passed away iine year ago,' September
24th.
'Deep in my -heart lies a picture
Of a loved one laid to rest.
In memory's frame I shall keep it,
„ Because he Was one of the best.
—Ever remembered by Grandma. 38x
AN OR WOMAN° needed to take
Business established. Pull, credit for
repeat orders. CommisSion and bonus
average 41.50 per hour. ',Write prompt -
Montreal. '87-9
WANTED. ---SECOND-HAND BA.Sis
_NET in good condition. Anyone
having Same in possesSion; please notify
WOmiN, GIRLS WANTED, -:-EARN
„ from. $10. to $X5. weekly selling
PAMILDX HIGH QUALITY GOODS
to relatives and established :clientele.
Everyone, spendi anoney on household
::and toilet articles, etc. EverY VAMs
Work 5 or Chours per day, Profit by
our experience, and you will succeed.
.NQ RISK—gaod -earnings assured to
workers. Let us help you. . Write at
once to mISs ST: GEORGE, WO St.
Clement street; Montreal. 38-42
WANTED. ----TO BUY °OLD HORSES
and dead' cattle; must be:, suitable
for Mint feeds° .removed promptly.
Phone 908: r Clinton., Calls paid
AVCTION SALE
Con,venlen.t to Goderich- To be sold
Colborne, on
MONDAY,, SEPTEMBER 29rd
commencing at 2 p.m. -
The properti consists of 100 acres
62 good clay loam, vvith a ,comfortable
house of seven roomi and summer kit-
chen; large bank barn with cement
stabling ;'straw shed and driving shed;
a young orchard; drilled -Well; wind-
mill; hard and sOft water in the house
and water in the, barn. Is situated..
in a good, neighborhood, ihout six miles
• TERMS.—Ten per cent..of purchase
price -on day a §alt; a further 20 per
cent. within. 3 days; balance ean
Further particulars may be had from.
PRAN'K' DONNELLY, "Barrister, etc,
T. GUM:Ma & SON, Auctioneers.
87-8
READ THE CLASS.IFIED ADS
CLEARING AUCTION HAI))
Al"�t`T11)'" SAL
Of Town Property of Edith. M, TmasIs,
lay, (oderielt, Out; earrwr of be;,t 3 412(.1
Raglan streets,
7.liTE SI:AY, OCTOBER 1st, at X, pC1).0
,
Alt eight-rooroaed cottage with all
eon,
vniene >. There arts two loN
plenli garden with choice fruit trees
.
Th18 Property. has . as good foundation,
and 38 conveniently situated to schools
and Square. it also has sidewalks, on
both sides. Terms -20% of price to -be
paid at time of sale; 'balance within
30 days, ar terms may be arranged for
a portion of the balance at reasonable
gate of interest. On 'same date' there
will be 'offered for sale: A large two •
-
story frame house (ten rooms), situ-
ated on corner South and Rlake streets,
a 'short distance from .cottage.' `1CJzere.
are two lots; The house is comfortable
and . has lights;, water, toilet;- ete
,Herod . ;cellar,, chicken house, and wire
'enclosed run, beth ooms. �.x�i ,. :,;';
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and 'i1oors,P`lilished,' , Terms, ;cash. Also
following effects will be offered . for '
sale: Quantity •,of secondhand lu
mbe
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etc., quantity of farm wire fencing;
awn mower; her
Ifence c stretcher; n st e
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cow bell, several green window Blinds,
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number sap spiles, 'b -gallon crock ,.t
allne'`l
oa of lenone
gallon can, stone dash chin'
one wood dash churn, butter bowl. and'
ladlesa. also it' number ,of •frui,r. :sealers,:
two iron'' white bedsteads chest '
.,, t nP
drawers, washstand ,and toilet sets •
several other articles. Terms, cash.
T . 3OS. GUNDR''Ss SON,
38 Auctioneers..
SUCTION 'SALE
AUCTION SAL
Of farms, farm stock and implements
-of -the -iJAMBS HARRISON ESTATE
at Porter's Hili, Goderich Township•, an
FRIDAY, !OC,,i1OtB t 4th, at 1.30' p.m.
1 team of work horses ; 1 Durham
,,
co -supposes t¢.be-with ealL,.young
cows due about Nov. 20; 1 Holsteia.cow
third calf due Dec, ;1 ; 1 part' Jersey due
in March ; 2 steers, 1 year old ; Me:+
OorinickADeering 10-20 tractor ; 3 -fur-
row Oliver tractor plow, nearly new;
Case'" tractor,' double disk, new last
year, .with power lift' and . road car-
riage; fertiliter drill, Carbaick Deer-
ing, 11. -disk ; Coekshutt manure-spfeads
er;: \lcCormickkDeering - hayloader;`
Massey-Marris Butting, box, Rliza rd
,No. 3; Ms 11. hay rake; 3 sections drag
,harrows; M. ••ILspring tooth cultivat-
or ; ,McCormick -Deering 6 -foot: 'mower,.
ail 'Oath ; I:H.C:. power binder,; wanting
'plow, farm wagon.; sloop sleighs; -balls
bearing. Lister cream separator , with
electric Motor; set of :2000-1b, scales;
steel land `roller, circular sawing -ma-
chines walking scuffler, 'buggy, root
pulper, 'wood rack .tor Wagon, set of
double' harness, about 30 tons hay,
inixed.grain, hayfork, 'rope and pulleys.
At the same trine- and -place the farms.
lots 25 and 26, concession 5, Goderich
Township, will be' offered for sale.
!•oth 80 acres of good land with never -
failing. spring creeks. The former has
good buildings, drilled well and Hydro
installed. ' 96 acres on lots parts 73 and
74• on- Bayfield- concession will also be' ...-
offered. for sale:' 40 acres tillable, and
the balance second growth bush, es'tim=
ated at 2500 cord. :
Terms of the sale :. Chattels—cash.
Land --1.0% cash, balance•. in 30 days.
Land sold subject to reserve bid, '
R. -G. THOMPS'ON,
R:R: 2, Clinton, -.
Executor.
FRA'N'K DONNELLY,
• _r ici'tifie GiklefiCit.—
T. GUNDRY &0N'--
38.9 Auctioneers.
FARM yoit SALE
FOR, SALE.-67-AORE FARM OF
the late William 0. Dunbar on
highway No. 4; in Morris Townslaip,
south of Belgrave ; frame bank barn,
frame driveshed and frame house and
aboyt five acres of bush. Terms very,
reasonable. Apply to 3, W: BUSH -
DIEM, Wingha]xt, Ontario. -68•
NOTICE
and white 'steer- weighing- about
1150 lbs., dehorned, disappeared from
"Melvin Sturdy's farm, 8th concession,.
Goderich township, about September
10th. Anyone knowing the wherea.bouts
of _this sts.e.r..pleaae. notify MELVIN
t 884
Reasonable Offer Refused
Buy now While Prices are Low
All ntilices and models to choose from
Sep;esuber 20th to 30th
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