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NEWS OF AUBURN
A►`UBlink; March 12. : tau ey M
Nall, of ., the R.V.;Aw.F'., Piettu, was a
e d visitor at his holm here.
Mr« ,surd Mrs, Ohaa,MeNsill and .Mi e.
aquI
Mi►rlt 1th of -Toronto visited over
the week -end with Mr. and `MU. Chas,
,+ :lulth
Woe Josephine Weir returned home
on Monday after a pleasant visit with
fries at ;Blenheim and Loudon.
Several from this dietriet ,attended
the
tCuueral on Saturday of the late
Jamea Laidlaw of 'Whitechurch and
on Monday ,the funeral of the late Al.
bert Goldthorpe of Colborne.
Comxnunion will be observed in Knox
PreebYtenan c1
u+/h next Sunday.
.. At ',Knox United! church ne=at tSundeSt
the junior ehoir will lead in the sere-
iee. of praise and render special num-
rs. ,
fW,ear glad torsport that Mr.. Jacob
Wagner, and Mrs. Jeremiah
Taylor,
' who b ;sin ill, are improving.
Fr
ie ere will be sorry ' to learn
that Mr: and Mrs. `'i'V'm. Dobie have re-
• + eived word that, •their son, Eugene;
was injured . while skiing at Ottaaa
• reeently. Ke suffered a badly broken•
ankle; so bad ,;'was the break that
doctors' had to walt six -days befere..
setting it. Eugene is:confined to.r hos-1
vital. ., e.
r n '" r
�. a s. Fred. u of .God
dM re; Rose, e-!!
'.I
rich, were recent Evisitors with Mrs.
John Symington.
Them Thee 'evil� a hot be• supper, bazaar--
,a i1A1?e ,• baja
and home-made baking sale in Knox
'Presbyterian , . chu rek an Saturday,
March 15, from 53Q to 8 lira. I
PICTON ST« GODERICH
T;
ROBERT k''ARRISH °
TEL4, 338 DA lOR NIGHT -
ifeliabie' Service at
Reasonable Rates
IAN' EL RADIO -Slightly Used
850 * week—RCA.
$1.00 DOWN
Harv. 'BAXTER &ill« LINFIELD
Sheil Service • Station -,
Goderieh' Phone 535
EnglishsAil ment in this week.
Dd1NTY CUPS .AND SAUCERS
25c-,-35c--50ee-755c uti
BREAlkFAST SETS—TEA SETS
.DINNER SETS
You cannot beattheme. anywhere.
Smith's bArt Gift : Store
East St ; , Phone 193 •
There was,. no aaasiou o1 !the fior-
tiuuation School on Monday, owing eta
the illness of the teacher, Miss 'Violet
The monthly meeting of the Women's
Institute will , be held in. the Foresters'
hall, ora Tuday, `March 18th; : at, 230
1)40, The eubject, 44anadiau Indus-
tries,' will be taken by. Mrs.. A. J.
Ferguson. Mrs. W. T. ltebison, will
give the eurxent events and Mie
s Josera
Phine-' ei: will give' a demonstration on.
ieing a ea.ke, ' The hostesses are Mrs.
Fred Itoss Mrs. W..11. 'She rd and
Mrs, IL C. F�
Wilson.
United Chure • W.„�.S.�--the
h �
of thei . e
Un ted c,kiurch .tet Wednesday
afternoon in 'the church basement; with
b.
Sire. Chas..Stra,u,ro ,hah in chane, Mrs.
R. 1).:Munro read -:the iSeripture and
:lira.J, •'Strau,han and ,Mrs. Jas.
Roberton.. offeredu prayer« The chapter
from • the study •book was taken by Mrs,
•Straughaia and Mrs. John ,Moulden. ' A
duet was rendered leyeire. R. D. Munro
and Miss. Sadie C1artet. The . heralds.
sseve given by Mrs, James Jaekson, Mrs.
Earl 'Wightma''ri' and' Mrs: Wni. Ander-
;sora. Mrs. 1I, U. Wil n ga'ti ex la reading.
The business - period:, wasco
nducted by
Mrs.-u�nlson i ; _#he-.of
Mrs.
Woods, and She closed: the meeting wwith
pri yer. • '
Anglican Guild« The. (Guild t- of; St.
Mark's, Anglican church” met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home 'oil Mrs.
, selkiel Phillips. Mrs. Gordon Taylor
presided and Miss Laura Phillips led
in ,prayer. The Scripture was read by
Mrs. Thomas diaggitt.' The April meet-
ing will be held at thehome of Mis.
Ladies' Aid met ThuredaY afternoon et
the home of Mgrs. Wm, liaseitt for iti
monthly meeting, V. A. lloWelelir
as lu the fair. The devotional otional period
W44 eandiraeted by. Mrs. pram: Raithbv.
Mrs. John "McKnight unci Mrs, ` ir. 4'«
Ro "rasa,-,_ . dpi Were - ARM !
Mrs. Earl iiaithl►y,. Mrs. Thos, M+ 'fall,
Mrs.. L. Irwint Wad Mrs. ThQmaa Hag-
gitt. urs. Wm. Roberton ,gave a paper
which was prepared by Miss: 'Margaret
Small. A voeal duet was sendered by
Mrs. ^•'Earl McKnight and Mrs. War..
its n'
�l�a� z and 'Mrs. Glenn ltaithbygOv
a piano instrumental, felicitations
were offered` to a visitor, Mrs. Wan,.
Dodd, sr., who on that day celebrated
her 'birth'day, The 'topic was given b
Mrs. Jahn Raltbby. Aim ,Annie Wal -
per dismissed' the meeting with prayer,
atter which lunch was served.
O
DeathOl'il
DanielC D .
� w� «�--- nX '
�,el
erativford died Sunday night in the'
'Clinton Hospital, where he had been a
Patient for the past two months, He.
was in • his Party -eighth year. , ile was
born'iu Hallett townshiii, a son of E.
/41111011
VOTION SALS
Of Varlet Steck, Inngetnellt411.Rya
ousebold Wit, at Mr. Lewreue;e
M1' -Lil «tr • .Fit*, lot A, Con, 4, N.D.
Colborne Townehip, on
N°ESDAY, MAGI" nth
p at 1.80 fe�arp
1' driving here% 11 yeata Old; 1
Join Deer nanune spreader s 1 Deering
binder, rR 0 ft,.
eutA1 Deering � o
wert
5% ft, cut; 1 Victor priding" plow, new;
1 wagon box with stock rack;
1 Main ° wagon ; 1 set bobsleighs ; 11
!bas'ket hsy-rack; 1 gro vel bo ; '1. set
. 'Chatham scales, 2409 lbs. with weigh-
rack; •1 steel land roller; 1 sulky rake
asset' Arris ; 1 Set drag harrows; • 1
cu �r with hlers 1
corn
Cutting
n
g
box, Aurora, hand -power; 1 root pul-,
per;' 1 Portland.lMeLaughlin cutter; 1
• bug$y� covered ed 1doubles et
ernes
s
'
1 set plow harness ;•1 Chatham fanning
mills with screens and bugger ,
1
r • •_ eury walking plow, No. 21,, 1 Frost er.
J. 'gxawfo d, • and Fxllen� (ltaberteixr> «
and "Woodplow,No. 20 1 e rin . tooth The Copeland, ▪ Entertainers under the
Crawford. Ile' attended the public p 8 t
dth : eultivator; 1 set singlegharness; auspices of the Arthur Oirele will"
school of his home section sand seat an entertainment at Knox church
followed the occu tion of farms , bushel :Reed , ass; 1 wheelbarrow,
Fa ng, ut oon. the evenings' of March l 4th and 25th..
He married Mar inl�conn ll uric . 1 0 • d4 ,r broader,, 1 in -door brooder;,
urv'lives.surviving ' ', - .eua`ntity' pata't0es •and apples; 1 °steel The regular meeting sof the Goderich
s Also are_ his ,par o • shi ita� A.uxiliar will be
oe.w -.trough . _. T wn __.p 'Ho.i l Y
-end n Jo R titer nand a number of sin
? o , 'John, and„ens daubhter, .�
For Res 1tsA Classified Ad
For 25 tents you uzay enjoy a pleas-
ant
lys,ansa welling at - Victoria --UQme'--and
School erokinole party on Thier, day,
t t reb 20th. At 7.13 pin« exhibition, of
layettes, '3 ,p.m., creakinoln; 14 PA..
refreshments. :Bring your . kait•tinig 11
y an don't play. • . ,
r eb
, .ode is
'first tine � . the '�
� �t .mtete �
Music Teachers' Assoeletion will be
hell at the home of Mrs. 'R. 'Henderson,
Waterloo street, Tuesday evening,
March 18th, at 13,30.' The execrative '
has arranged- a program of interest to
mmsieian and layman. alike. All inter- a'
ested will. be made welcome at this
1,
meeting .
x
Camp1ell's,,Stomach and Liver P'illa.
3tf1
See the new spring
display of millin
-
ery ' thy' latest designs at c-
VICAlS Kingston
Fl .: street 11
Margaret, both at home. There are
also •three brothers, Fred atKapuskas
- in ,James and Oohnsten
in illullette and
one sister, Mrs. Fred ,Prest, at Londes-
boro. Deceased was a Liberal in polities
and a member of the United Church.
The fu*al tools place from his home,.
13th eoneession of '1Iullett,; on 1 ednes-
day and Was eanductedaby `lRev.` H. O.
Wilson of Auburn United eburch, In^
bugs and ” hand ' ;
bagger ; 2 glass cu
S � cap
-
boards ; 1 extension table; 1 drop-leaf
table; 1 parlor
suite
,1ud
erl;b.or
organ,
,
piano ease; 2 rocking chairs; 2 couch-
es; 1 bedstead ; 1 set dinner dishes ;
troup, Boy Scouts of Canada, in Mac
x"
glass fruit set,,;1 toilet .set; 2srag
carpe rugs, 9x1
2ftl1 hanging lamp; K
ay Hall, from, 1-.30 p.m.,
Saturday,
1 FPy Thought kitchen range. March 5th«,tafproeeds•forBritish
,War Victims
Fund, balance for Patrol
fund and expenses. 10.11
Reserve April' 26th for Knox church.
L.A.' rummage sale in Oddfellows' Hall..
Backrite lfor the '<kidneys: Camp-
bell's: , 3tf
The., committee in charge of the
layettes, to be sent by. Victoria. Home
and School 'Club for 'British babies,
• would like to have all donations ata'the
school about 7.30 p.m. March 20th. Any
one who is unable to attend the• croki-.
11-12 hole party may send her donation, to the
'sehool, -or call Mrs. G. Baechler, tel.. 50.
held at the home .og. hiss Mamie 'Salk -
Old; Picton street, Goderich, Thurs».
day, March 20th, at 2,p.ms • •
i-
H.umana;ge sale, .under the auspices of
-the Bull .Dog Patrol' of' rut•Goderich
small tables; 1, gas lamp; 1 'quilting
frame ;. 1 mat frame with clamps ; 1
Thomas Johnston end each ?member will terment •took place in EHo Chapel washing machine and wringer • 1 Dais
1?e pe' wringer; ..
be asked to take part in a contest by cemetery. churn, butter bowl and 'fader; 1 hand
anaki and ri m
n cont butin an.articleto «
g _s, ., ,.. _ :.„., •.•_ ._ ..., ... � .a ....... r ,.., . ...._ . _._ .m. ev pple peels k
.. .�. -. , , . , _...... � �, .. , �.�., _ aiP,...•..� r ,.• 1 mantle sloe
dishes,° 1
cooking utensils, rugs,.
carpets, and other articles too num-
erous to mention.
Terms Cash,
, LAWRENCE • McLA,RTY,
Proprietor.
tr.. GUNBR�Y' �& '0ON,
Auctioneers.
the value, a twenty-five ,cents. Mrs:
Alvin ileatherland gacte a reading and
Mrs. R. M. Weekes gave -the topic, "The
Message of Lent.” A reading was
given by Mit: Chas. Asquith and a duet
with guitar •accompaniment was sung
by firs. R. J.Phillips and Mrs. 0. A.
1--Iorson, munch was served by- the
hostess.
Baptist Ladies'. Aid. --The Baptist
an afternoon, recently with her mother,
Mrs. Geo.. Pollock. •
''Ve•are, glad to report Mrs. GOO. Hag-
gitt was able to return to her home -on
'Saturday after heroperation in Gode-
rich. Hospital.
SHEPPARDTON
SHEPPA 1iDTOh', March 11.. -- Mr.
and Mrs. Russel Mills and. family, e?f
Detroit, visited over the wk -end with
the lady's siker and brother, .Miss
Vie}let and Reuben Bogie., • - •
Mrs. O. Kilpatrick of Alafeking spent
THE CANADIAN GOVERN --
RENT'S SOUND PICTURES
_ON,«„OANADA= :-WAR FEDRT .
Will be. shown by. special •ar-
rangelnent in, the- auditorium of .
Vietoria St. United. 'Charcll'
on Thursday, March 27th
• at .8:00 pain: •
This will be a two hour program !
The ;films included :
A Letter from Aldershot.
-Squadron 992.
Not Peace ;.but a Sword,'
London Qin •Take It:
' Wings. of Yopth, •
Together with 'they`°splendid mut-
leal-numbersSinging Sam.
,The program is sponsored by the
. • - choir.
.Admission •
.Adults 25e Children 15c
B'KAR'FEE *I WI*Er Oh' 390
-$ O'CLOCK lb.• 6b. :RED CIitCLE t`. 31c.
DOUGHNUTS `'AliR IEFYor.I2
BUY
SALMON =aft k 1 `0_',
11 1 Ffl*dy'' Z
DOMESTICIThoistriga Thu 25s
LARD surge' for . 3
OLD CHEESE- � . 23c
MILD CHEESE 19c
WAR sAvrrrG
STAMPS
Sold at A A. P
t
IIAISTIIS tecoeval lb, 10,
BEAP1S. Detitplirricfrrn 2 Ititt 19c
SPAGIBEMI
GRAPEIFIWIT JUICE
TOMATOES AB& PANF)Y
Peon t Butter ANN PAGE
liar Poufs
2.24-g. .1;
24-02. 21
Jar C.
rowDzia ANN 24 -oz. in•
PAGE mi7C
'incur. "issawnili
LAYER CAKE GREEN TRIM Each 25c
'JELLY ROLLS full 1 5 c
Roils CHOCOLATE, MARSHMALLOW Each 1 5-c•
HOT CROSS BONS 'manic),
F.RUITS AND, VEPETABLES
SPY APPLES 21114'ii;Zalii;
LEMON$ California No. 1 Grade
mums ..aviggloomt.
SPINACH Fresh Curly 14E4
avuurarnar martzie\k,
YAMS King of Swot Poltdoes
6.QI. Bask. 29c
Punchis 13c
2 lies. fele
80's Each 5c
Doz. 3Ic
2 tbs. Vic
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CLEARING AUOTION SALE
BORN
,,Goderich, on. March llth, to Mr. and
Mrs. *arl. Vrettnan (nee Gertrude
(Patricia Denise). ,
Goderteh, on M• arch 18th, te kr. and
daughter. •.
Of Firm Steok and Implenients- for
Alex Parson% at Lot 10, ,Con. 5, Goder
riCh Township (4 miles from 0oderich),
Miss Violet end' Reuben Bogie. We .,
s Du FRIDAY; MAROHelfet
1 good' brOwn gelding, 1600 lbs., ,.6
.are sorry to report Reuberf is not gain -1 e. s.,
ing in health as fast as his anany ' in 10 years old ; 1 general purpose
friends wauld like. mare, 4 years old ; 1 brown mare, a ' DIED,' '
good worker,. 13 years ,oldi 2 DUrham BENtNETT.--In Colborne township, on
PORT ALBERT , ,COws, ' 4 years, old, due in March :. 2
;pinball" cows, 4 and 6 Years. old, due widew of the late Andrew Bennett,
Friday, March 7tii; •Caroline ,Love,
--• in Afkil; 1 Durham eow, 4 years , old, ' in, her 76th year. ' i
Clarence Hoy and Mre. Neil Schram due May ; 1 Durharn cow, 5 years oldp ORAWFFORD.—At Port Albert, on Wed -
of IGoderich, Mrs. Roy Petrie and R. J. due In May ; 1 Durham heifer, fresh; nesday, Marchl2th; William J. Craw --
Hoy, of Port Albert, attended the fun- all are Dorham grade -1 Durha'm ford, in his 66th year. ,- ,
oral of Tlionaa& Olarls at Brussels on heifer, rising 2 years sl. Durham steer, Tfie,funeral will take place from the
Sunday. ' - • • • Tisane 2 ypars ; 1 Durham calf ; 2 Dur- family reSidence, Blue Water highway,.
ROL Hoy IS busy Putting upslee; ham heifers, rising 1syear old ; 2 brood on 'Friday, March 14th, ,at I - p.M.
A robin that has been here all winter sows; 9 chunks, 'about 109 lbs. each : In,terment in Dungannon cemetery:
is enjoying these line days. 1' Deering- binder, 7 ft ; 1 Deering DRANNEN.—In GOderich, on Monday,
• Port Albert and Kingebridge played inotver ; 1 set 4 Section harrows ; 1 Mara), 1,0th, Jahn Drannen, in his.
I hbelcey on Friday last at iLticknow. The 2 drum roller.; 1 steel rake; 1 Massey- 75th Year. --"-• •
'The Ladies' Guild met at the home eelow ; 1 goed farm vv4ons 1 good team -ship, on ,--Satorday; March ..8th,i_Albert
Of 31rs. Roy,Petrie. • •Teli were. present, wagon;shok and shelving; 1 hay rack, r J. Goldthorpe, 4n his 72nd. year.
also gr. NOhes and -Mr.-, Maloney. After 15 ft; 1- cultivator; 1 gravel box; 1 Set VOMAND.—At -Alexandra Hospital;;
a± sla.ortssIsueinese meeting, the ladles '
sloop sleighs ; hay fork, ear and rope • , •Goderich, on March 12th, • Marilyn
made aprons .for, the sPrings,kgastr. • 3 sete of doubletrees,; . 2. sets of 8 -horse
reservoir ; a quantity of hay ; forks,
shovels, chains--IndsrOrmereus other
Everything. to sbe dispOsed of, as
proprietor is leaving the farm.
Terms Cash.
ALEX PARSONS,
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
RE -OPENING ,
Rev. 0. W. Stevens, radio preacher
from Chatham, will be the speaker on
Smaday hext- at the re -opening of the
newly-d.eeorated Free 'Methodist churehs
'Corner Victoria and tPark streets. . Serl
p.m. Sunday schoWat 10 a.m. Speeial
singers are expected. A. cordial wel-
come is extended to everybody.
LEMON JU'ICE RECIPE
CHECKS RnEustiine
PAIN QUICKLY
you suffer froin rheumatic, arth-
ride, or -neuritic pain try ,this simple,
inexpensive home recipe. Get.' a pack-
age of Ru -ex ,Prescription .from your
druggist. l!dix it with a quart ofmat
add the Jfirce—Orffe-mons.. 's easy
and pleasant.
ion need -only 2 tablespoonfu
times a ,day. Often within 48 holi
sometimes overnight—splendid re.sults
ere obtained. If the pains are snot
q ickly_relieseil and if you do not feel
better, Ru -ex 'Pres crip ti on will east you
nothbag 'to try, ." Tour money refunded
secription is far sale and recommended
J. A. CAMIMELL
and other leading druggists.
U.i•TRESERVED'',AUCTION SAM'
Of Farm Stock, Implements and
'Grain. .11ft. Fred 1Horton• will sell by
public auction at- Lots 7 and 8, L.R.
W. olhorse,slimilesnortbsof-Goderiel
on highvvay, on -
• I grey horse, 11 years old ; 1 bay
mare, in foal. Oattle--4 fresh heifer;
1 biases cow, due 3,1ay 4; 1 red cow,
due May 12; 2 heifers, rising 2 years;
sows, in pig; 21 chunks. Ilens-40
inery-1 Deering binder; 1 Frost and
Wood mower; 1 hay rake; I set disc
harrows 'with trueks ;' 1 cultivator; 1
riding plough ; 1-21 sFleury :walking
gravel box, hayrack ; 1 buggy ; 1 buggy
po14; 1 eater; 1 hayfork,' car, rope
and pulley ; 1' fanning mill ; 1 get 2000
1
Oa
Company
d All Risk
All your personal' property
insured ,against pratticallY
all risks
IN (ATV POLICY
AT 4-,111.1114 PREMIUM -
SEE
II. M. FORD.
Insurance 'and lied Estate
3 Hamilton St. Tel. 268W
ALL OTHEIt.1$11ELS
Ali -Tired Out.
9
Before Day Half Over.„
healthy become weak, nut clown
„ worn out, and are unable to attend
.to their household. *Aim 11141 geit
up in the muting' dreading the
day's rork *heed of titem.
'Sow disease er eenatitutional
tiirbatee hes left ,its mask in the
form of shattered nerves, impover.
ished blood, and an exlmnated con.
dition of the entire system.
'Women will itid in Milburn's
Health and Nerve Pills the rem
,,they need to supply food rfor •
help them back to sound, petted
Jean, infant ;daughter •of Mr: and
Mrs., Bruce Volland; Godertch.
CHURCH NOTES
-The Arthur Circle- of- Knox-chure
will meet' Monday, ,,,March 17th, at the
church. Mrs., W. lteDenald's group
will have charge of the program.
At the meeting of the St. George's
Church Wareen's Guild, reported in •this is not in hand, we have a connection
paper last week the talk on a Northern carrying the largest stock of high
Ontario mine wasLgiven bi- Mrs. Palser, standard nsed ears In Western.Ontario.
• The Women's Missionary- SOeiety of
Knox Presbyterian church will meet
• Tuesda.y afternoon, March 18ths
Mrs. McPhail's group will, have charge
of the meeting and Miss SoMerville will
introduce the new study book.
The Presbytery of Maitland, meeting
accepted .the resignation of Rev. John
ordered by his doctor to treke'a complete
rest for some time. The PreSbytery
nominated Rev.- ICenneth .AlacLean of
Wingham for the moderatorship of the
.Synod of Hamilton and :London.
OST. DO.G, ON SA•-R•"l/ 4TH ,
large Boston bell., brindle .color, is
called 'Tony."' If anybody knows of
the whereabouts of F this dog, Please
phone 814« all
144040 NOTICE
I"E{N R.- W1 O1tI A E A. DESIGN
especially ter you. Corsets; girdles,
brassieres, belts and surgical garments.
Write DOI t�0 HY T'1 UMPS(JN, _elm
r
d 1
ca in x
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rt 4il
TO BENT'
To
ItINT. r1-RO01AP T*
=NT, furnished, with all eon.
venien , LLOYD RAIXIEY,' 20
Al-
bert street, iGoderieb 104'
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s
ewe acres **cis land 3 Beres
seeded ,.lentiful supply P app Y' of water.: Can,
immediate Pt meed ate possesslloin;.Good orchard.
MRS. j'ESS11+ OLVER, `.,R.R. 3, Gode-
rich. 11.13x
FOR S'ALDvF UUR-li
N
TRIC range, Mc0lary. MRS, E.
3'ROIWNiLl E, Cambria. road. , 11x
FOR „SALE.-4)NE YORK .130W
-Mae reglitered 3ersey cow .6 years old,
Just, freshened ;' one Jersey heifer, 4
reaps old, due to freshen in A:pril; one
dump cart. 'JAS. WHITD,• Oxford
'Street. s
ehickS, -- capons — immediate de-
livery. Bargains heavY cockerels.
Now's the time to order chicks to get
groiviegs far the good fall markets.
livery. E. 1H. ISOMERSAIL, 2,
neiderich. 41
FOR SALE.—puetED ,okit* INDEX
card ilinsg- eabinet Takes cards
ATTENTION, IFABLusital
We are . having a special sale of
engine drive washprs for the month .of
° 'Oopper tub washers, $49.50., Terms
of $4 per moeth. Also several Other
colt rising three years old ;.-,a
and' cut oat straw; three white geese;
a quantity of oats, gOod enough for
seed. Apply Ina. MILLION; la Vic-
toria street, Poderleh. • -11
boara, • with all latest improvements.
Will Sell on easy terms or srent as
desired. Typewriter ribbons for regu-
lar size„ or portable machines, also .rolis
for addingsemachines. Call °,,satazsTAL-
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WEEK -END SPEOrAL.--939'
Others to' choose .from. If your model
1 churn; 1 cream can; 1 fertilizer
seed .4111; Stuart horse clippeire with
pulper. 1-500 chick . brooder stove e. 1
colony 'house. Grain -100 bus. wheat;
1.00 bus. buckwhea.t; 100. bus; early
*Mai oats, good 'seed ; 406 Imis. Mixed
'grain ; a quantity Of hay. Harness—
I set tenni harness; 1 .set single harn.
ess; whiffletrees, neck yokes, forks,
numerons other articles -
Everything will bg-ilisPosed of` as
will be offered 'Tor sale on very reas-
onable terms, whieh will be announced
at. time of sale:
ProprietOr, 11.11. 3, Ooderich.
f• Anctioneere.
11-12
1 CLEARING, AUCTION SALE
far Farm. ;Steck, .1mplements% and
'Chattels for Mr. John Oloucher,
his home, Bennet St, Kloderieh, on
WDDVDSD,Alt, MARCH 19th
at 1 o'elock sharp
1, team of black geldings, rising 4
years old; 1 Jereey eeve, 7 years old,
fresh; 2 chunks; 30 young hens;• 1
Durham ,heifer, bred hi January ;. 3
brood sows, bred Dec., Jan. and March •;".
plow; 1 set harrows f 1 turnip drill;
gravel box ;-,-1 wa• gon box; 1 set tsloop
,sleighs; 1 set team harness ; Set
lighter team' harnesS; a number of
large gas and other drams; 1 root
kitchen range; 1 new. heater ; 1 equare
plan(); etravvberry crates; 'forke, shoo.
els, ehalne .and other artielee.
'Everything to be sold, as prol*rty
Terms Vadh.
_ CARDS Or' Tilf.ANKS
TETE BROTHERS ANDIISTitatS
the late John. -Brannen `wish to
thear many friends and neighbors
his recent Illness. They also wish to
gratefully' aeknowledge the beautiful
iloral tributes, and thank those who so
,kindly loaned their cars for the'service.
"John wiSh. to extend thefr
deep gratitude to their many friends
and neighbors for' the assistanee end
sympathY shown. them in, •their recent
sad bereavement. Speelal thanks of
a,ppreciation to the nurses and staff,of
Alexandra Ilapitale Dr. john Wallace,
-and .to those who. so okindly loaned their
cars er offewdefloral tributes. 41
'THE ''AVIILig Or, TUE LA.TE
A. Bennett wish. to thank their'
neighbors and friends. for the kiednesS
extended . to them ie ,,their,,. :recent
bereavement; also those Vehe sent flow,.
Albert .I. 'Goldthorpe, wieh to thank,'
tliose who were so thoughtfill and kind
to them In their reeent bereavement;
also .those. who loaned ears and. sent
ieueeeesse
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. engine ing'od�dl, e:ondition« WALTER,
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All/PON, R:R. No, 7,,.tuekThane.
i Dungannon. <„ now« • Y11
BUT DDi UC
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uud dead cattle; .nags be suitable
for Mink reed ; removed promptly,
FRED 'G'ILBERT, lt,R; 2,' DaYlieba
Phone 908 r 22, Clinton. Calls paid
for. 1.84f
GENERAL,
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ANTED. -000K C�•E` Rte, '�
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A, J. S'IlOTT
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P;C",ileld, ••Ont. P1'1
WANTED._BOA. tDE'RRS ; 'TWO O
three men preferredl. Call 'SIGNAL.
•STARsOFF1011 10th'
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ITO�.
NOTICE' MO' CREDITORS.
'DTIOE TO .CREDh1ORS. •
iven to all per.
sons having y��any ng '.claim against Ott
a,
estate of the late Louisa Gibson, w.bo
,died on .th4 .31st da's of January, 104x,
at the Town of Goderich, to seed 'same
to the undersigned, duly proven, 'on
or before the 21st day of March, A.D
1941, as on and after that date~:the
executors herein wi11 proe.eed to it -
tribute e th assets of - the said estate:
having regard only 'to the claims them
filed•
DATED AT •GODERXo1I this First
day of March, A.D:: t041:.;
R. C.11AYS; .
Goderich, 'Ontario..
'Solicitor for the said h}xecutors.
10^12
AP-Plicaticins for the position of Chief .
of Pollee end alga epplicatidiis for the
Oto. the enderslined, will be* reteived 4
.Applicants to state age, -e3pperlence,
qualifications 'and salary -expected: '
Dated. at 'Gederich, this 12th day ef
riunks—PbR SALE
'betwees, Gadeiieh. and Auburn'', 60
-acres- of ,g6odswerking land, adequate ,
able terms; Representative Hotel Bed,
FARMS FOR SALE.
Lot' 35, Con. 3, East WaVvanosh, 20B
acres. All seeded. excepting 12 acres.
Some bush. Buildings of little value. ,
Watered at front and - beck of farm.
East % Lot 23, ;Con. 11,- McKillop -
50 acret pasture. with some wood.' ,
'Small frame house. 'Price $1000:,
• Part Lots rrand 28, Con. 14, Hullptt
—238 .aeres pasture. $ome bush. Frame
house, no barn. Watered! by good well
and windmill, creek- and spring, Pride
South % Lot 36, Con. 3, Wallace -
50 acres all cleared. 1.y2 storey brick.
Part Lots 10 and 17, Con. 13, MoKil.
lop. About 08 acres cleared, 7 acre's ,
bush. Fkame house, small barn. Price
FRED MOLOY,
10.111 Thedford, Ontario.
sEgp BARLEY
WO. are again contraCting
Earley for the Canada
Malting 0o.
GOOD SEED PROVIDED
li interested get in touA
-with AM -130011.
GEO. T. MICKLE & SONS
Hensall, Ontario
10-11
mety Per Cent.
To 00% of the users a hoiatinza co.:AL, coal is just °bat
They, never oensider the quality andliikMaelt nuiney they
save by' buying a good quality, coal. 'When you,buy
inintAbrn- Coal you buy the best. , There is very little
ash and no clinkers. or slate, therefore, you get all the heat!
In coal with slate the slate steals the heat.
D8611 AISIVIRAOITE„, nut and stove sizes; BARTLEY
POCAHONTAS, lump and stove sizes; FORD COKE, mit
size, VOICES, COAL; LONE VAS, for domeatio and steain
For Hardware, Plumbing and Heating, give us a call,
Chas. C.
Phones -Woe 22 liouse At t Harbor
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