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ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
b}t'N1t Y, SEPTEMBER, ER, 16th, 1910
$PDQ a.tra. HOLY COMMUNION.
10.00—SUNDAY SCHOOL.
• :1.00 a.n1. HOLY CO5IM`L'NION • AND EgRMON.,
7.00 p.iiu. EVENING 'PRAYER.
Rev. M. 13. "Darken', College, in charge of a1ll sUrviees.
' REV. III!;VEI LY H. FARA , B.A., I..Th., RECTOR. "
• .it . ' MRS. E, JESSOP, Org mist aand Cola�lr Leader.
• :��t� n•
North St. United Church
M11�iIST1�R�-I'.EV. �. H. TURN'('ULL, ►'.A., B.D. S.T1.
Sunday School 10 a,m. Primary Departeat 11 a.m.
11 a.m. "CHRIST'S GREATEST RIVAL." .
7-,p.rrt> "IN SOD'S OWN TIMI;."
'Organist And Choir Leader --
Mrs. Murray Hether ,, gton, A.T.C.M.
A SINCERE WELCOME AWAITS YOU
•
Knox Presbyterian Church
9.45 a,m SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. JUNIOR CONGREGATION.
11 a.m. "THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN." A commemorative service
of Public Worship. Detachments of R.C.A.F. from Clinton
and Centralia and members of the Legion will parade to.
this Service.
7 p.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP.
Sermon Subject \. "God—Provider, Satisfler, Restorer."
MINISTER—REVEREND RIC D STEWART
Director off Praise—Mr. William 'iekett, A.T.C.M.
Come and Worship the Lord lin the Beauty of Holiness.
Victoria St. United Church
MINISTER --REV. LAWRENCE H. TURNER. B.A.
ORGANIST --MISS BARBARA CUTT
10.00 "a.m. SABBATH SCHOOL - _
1100, a:na. RALL' D:4)r' SER%ICE. "CRUSADERS ALL."
7:00 p.m. -THE MINISTER.
9.45 a.m. UNION. - VICTORIA WELCOMES YOU,
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Goderich Baptist Church
REV. JOSEPH JANES, M.A., PASTOR •
- Mrs. Ellw I. Donaldson, A.L.C.M., Organist
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP. "Th• e Meaning of Life."
7. p.m. PUBLIC WORSHIP. • "The Truth, That Makes Life Worth
Living."
Wednesday 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
STRANGERS ALWAYS WELCOME
BETHEL TABERNACLE
, (Pentecostal'' Assemblies of Canada
REV. J. A. PEARSON, Pastor.
REVIVAL SERVICES
with REV. and MRS. JAMES BEAM, of London, Ont.
Sundays 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
Week nights except Monday and Saturday at 8 p.m. •
Children's meeting Friday at 4.30 p.m.
° Come' and. enjoy these old-fashioned Gospel meetings with us.
ALL WELCOME ti
• fit
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT'
For efceeding the hog slaughtering
quata, Harvey McCallum, ,sof Goderich,
was fined $25 and costs in Magistrate's
Court today..
Harold Ashton. of Goderich, pleaded
not guilty to a charge of unlawfully
assaulting Miss Evelyn Sproul, of
Goderich. The case was adjourned for
a week and bail was set at $200.
Appearing _in court last week,
Charles Durnin, of Goderich„ pleaded
not guilty to a charge of breaking
and entering • the cottage of Father
Hill, which cottage is owned by • Miss
Julia Lewis, Bail was set at $200.
• At that time the case was "adjourned
.._until today, ti when it was again ad-
jotirned for two weeks.
F. R. Hawkins. of Goderich, was
'fined $10 and costs when he pleaded
guilty to a charge of careless driving
on No. 4 highway south of Clinton..
Miss Eliza Ritchie appeared, •on a
bench warrant, having failed to attend
• court at Wingharn. She is charged
with vagrancy.. and causing a, disturb-
ance on July 4, to which charge she
has pleaded not guilty. Miss Ritchie
was remanded in custc;dy to appear
in court at Wingharn on Mond;iy,
CARDS OF THANKS
MR.. GORDON' HARWOOD AND
family take this means of express-
ing their gratitude for tthe kindness
and sympathy extended • to them in
their bereavement, with special thanks
to the hospital staff and to those who
sent flowers and others who loaned
•their cars. ' -37
MR. AND MRS. D. McDOUGALL
wish to thank everyone who helped
at the time of tide fire and especially
thr, who sat up all night and those
who came back and helped after the
fire. -37J
TIIE FAMILY OF THE LATE
Jacob Reed are anxious to convey
their thanks to those. who sent floral
tributes, loaned their cars for the
funeral, and who extended sympathy
to them in many ways. . ' -37
THE .FAMILY OF'•THE LATE' MRS.
I'. W. Currie take this means of
ten(terit'g their thanks for the- many
expressions of sympathy they have
received in their"bereavement, for the
beautiful flowers sent; and for the
loan of cars for the funeral. '
.Hiss Florence C'atnpbell of Toronto
is the guest of Miss JoMe Saunders.
Canadian
Legion
B. E S. L.
Branch
109
Goderich
ALL 'VETERANS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND
The Battle of Britain
commemorative Service
. KNOX CKDRCK, GODERICII ,
Sunday, ' September 15th
ran in at Legion Hall at 10.45 a.m.
'Uniforms fray be worn.
• Watch' this space ° for future announcements.
►
Briefs,
The regular meeting of the W.C.T.U.
will be held on Tuesday,. September
17th, at 3 p.m., at the hoarse of Mrs.
Janes, Piston street.'
Suffering than backaches, rheumatiiir
►ain, sciatica, lumbago is ' not,, neces-
sai'y. st $d.umacaps at bate for
quick relief. Campbell's ,, aiid Emer-
son's Drug Stores. -37
The W.A. of St. George's church will
hold. 4t rummage.* sale in the Parish
Hall, Saturday, Septeniber 14th, at
'1.30 p.m. 36-7
The ,.Evening Auxiliary of North
street United church will hold. a pot-
luck supper at the church on Monday,
September 16th,. at ,6.15 p.m. Please
firing talent bags. - -37
Slendor Tablets are effective. Two
weeks'• supply $1; 12 weeps $5, at
Campbell's, and Emerson's Drug Stores.
31-5
Fashion Show sponsored by North
street 'Evening Auxiliary will be pre-
seuted Wednesday evehing, September
18th, at 8.15, in the ' church hall.
Tickets 35c, students 25c. . -37
Grey hair handicaps you. Use,
Angelique Grey [air Restorer to regain
natural color -life. $1 at Campbell's
and Emerson's Drug Stores. • 36-9
Union Dramatic Club, Goderich
township, are • having a dressed ham
supper on .Wednesday, September 25th.
Supper,6 to 8 in Union church. A play
will follow. Tickets 60c and 30c.
37-8
Maitland Golf Club will bold a two
ball mixed foursome at 2.30,,, ,p.m.,
Septennrea' 15th, followed by dinner.
Door prizes offered. $1.00 fee. Come
and bring your friends. Phone 633 for
reservation before September 13th.
36-7
Ali 'evening of music, also pictures.
shown- .by Bob Henry, in the Parish
Hall, Friday, October 11th, at 8 p.m.,
sponsored by • St. George's Women's
Guild. Tickets 25c. -37
Don't •scratch—Use PEMILAC for
any itching skin condition. .PEMILAC,
the new, speedy remedy, will clear up
athlete's foot, poison ivy, •buriling feet,
itch, or any itching skin condition, re=
gardless of severity or, duration, or we
will refund your money.. At your
druggist's. . -32-1
Radios for' hire by the week or
month. BEEVERS AUTO & BICYCLE
SUPPLY, West street.. Phone 295.
Y . -37
. ,Awt>:ea:,forryorzsfet'_ Urtp
Corn, and Callous Salve for. prompt re-
lief. 50c at Campbell's -and Emerson's
Drug Stores. 36-9
For smartly printed letterheads, bill-
heads and envelopes, see The Goderich
Signal -Star. We handle every printing,
need. Let us /quote on your requir
ments today.
Why suffer the agony of rheumatic ,
pilin, sciatica, lumbago, when Rumba -
caps will give you quick, welcome re-
lief. Campbell's and Emerson's Drug
Stores., • =36
._How isour supply of counter :check
books? • The Goderich Signal -Star is
local agent for ApplefOrd Paper Pro-
ducts Ltd., Hamilten, • •and Can quote
you attractive prices on -these.
Hygienic supplies (rubber goods),
mailed postpaid in plain; sealed en-
velope, with price list. 'Six samples
25c ;� 24 samples .41.00. Mail Order
Dept. 7-53, NOV=RUBBER: CO., Box
91, Hamilton, Ont. 31-35
\ir. Guy Emerson will address the
members of the `Community Nursing
Registry on "Drugs" at the Town Hall
on Friday, .September 20, at 8 p.m. ,
Vigorine—The "Pep", tonic for men
who are weak, nervous, exhausted. 15 -
day treatment .1.00, at Emerson's Drug
Store. - 36-9
BORN 1
FULFORD.—At Alexandra Hospital,'
Goderich, on Sunday; September 8th,.
1946, to Mr. and Mrs: Chas. Fulford,
Goderich,, a daughter, Marita
Marilee..
GRAHAM.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on September .5th, 1946, ,
to Mr. and Mrs.. Joseph Graham,
MacDonald, street, Goderich, a son,
Robert Joseph.
HEARD. — At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, Thursday, September 5th,
1946, to. Sgt. and Mrs: J. F. Heard
(nee Betty Thomas) , twins, son and
daughter.
I'OPOWICH.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on September .5th, 1946, to
Mr., and Mrs/Michael Popowich,
Goderich, a son, Thomas William.
VAN STONE.—At Alexandra Hospital,
• Goderich, on September 7th, 1946,
to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vanstone,
R.R. '1, Dungannon, a son.
DIED "
CLRRIE.—In Goderich, on Tuesday,
September 10th, 1946; Clara Edith
\VeIsh, widow . of P. W. Currie, • in
her' 85th year.
HEARD. ,; At Alexandra ''Hospital;
Goderich, Friday, September Oth,
1946, infant son of Sgt. and Mrs.
J. F. Heard. • -
fox Results - Classified Act
FOR MIA,.livANTED
OR SALE. RADIO, CROSLEX 7 -
TUBE, walnut, cabinet model;
annex, like new, white porcelain front,
used one season only ; refrigerator
(ice) , Al. condition, white enameled, 50
lb. capacity. Apply 57 Nelson street,
or phone 327-W. 37x
FOR SALE. — PEACHES F ort
j�.abor Day through September.
Bring your contairterb. VANCE BROS.,
Lake 'Road, Forest. Phone 611-14
35-7
FOR SALE. — DOUBLE STEEL
garage. C. R. IIOLLAND, phone
618M. -37
ASTI:111A' SUFFERERS. — ENJOY
a good night's sleep, without cough -
in , choking, the same as others are
doing. J'BEE offer. Write F. L.
•IJOWEY, 144 Catharine South, Hamil-
ton. • v: 28tf
FOR SALE.—A NUMBER 'OF SIX-
WEEK S -OLD pigs. 11. MacADAM,
R.R. 2, Goderich. Phone 035-15. -37
FOR SALE. --RED BRICK MOUSE,
seven rooms; all conveniences, also
sun -room, hot-water heating system.
Corner lot. Location good for summer
home. Immediate possession of four
rooms. Private entrance. 24 William
street. • - 32tf
FOR SALE. -1932 DELUXE SEDAN,
three new tires and motor in good
condition; ceiling price. Also cabinet
radio in good condition. Apply 52
Newgate street from. 6 to 7.30 p.m.
3.7x
NOW ;AVAILABLE. -THE FAMOUS
Singer Buttonhole attachment ; also
a few electric cabinet •machines.
SINGER SEWING CENTRE, 78 On-
tario street, Stratford. 30tf
FOR SALE. — FOUR-WHEEL
trailer and new _platfornn rack.
Good. tires. FRED FRITZLEY, Wil-
son street, Goderich. ▪ 37x
FOR SALE.—GLADIOLI 75c PER
dozen, - gorgeous. blooms in Multi -
colors ; also sweet peas and other
seasonal flowers. Call or phone MRS.
L. R. HOLMAN, Cameron street, phone
722. •32tf.
FOR SALE:—ANNEX, BLACK AND
white,' in goad condition ; complete
ithies �I'liiiYi(��13 ..,_..
Fj O,R SALE. -- LARGE WHITE
brick House ; possession , early. For
information phone 707W.
FOR SALE, — THREE-PIECE
chesterfield suite with good.covers ;
two sets of dap6s• and one Coleman
gas 'iron. PhOua.. 7 ,r 22 Dungannon,
MRS. EARL McNEE, . -37
FOR SALE. — REPAIRS TO ALL
makes of washers, `ironers and
vacuum cleaners. New wringer . roll
replacements., All work guaranteed.
BEATTY WASHER S RVICE, Ham-
ilton street. ' Phone 89.. • -37tf
FOR -SALE. — PRINCESS ROSE
• kitchen Cook stove •with hot-water
-front, nearly • new I kitchen table; -
roomy kitchen , cabinet. phone 775J.
-37
FOR SALE: -1931 ESSEX COUPE,
in good condition. Telephone 3,17J.
-37
F'OR SALE:—WHEEL CHAIR, EX-
CELLENT condition. Write BOK
47, SIGNAL -STAR. • -37
•
FOR SALE. FRIGIDAIRE. IN
good condition; capacity 6 cubic
feet. Phone 259W. ' -37
FOR SALE.—QUEBEC HEATER,
almost new ; radio; walnut couch;
office chair. Write BOX 48, ,SIGNAL-'
STAR. • 37
.1111111e ,nrumummia."
NOTICE
FLEECE:LINE YOUR HOME. WITH
blown Rockwool insulation. For
free estimates, terms, write ROW -
LAND %C. DAX, 5 Thornton avenue,
London, or phone 261, Goderich. ' 43x
IN MEMORIAM.
ALLEN.—In loving memory of Thomas
G. Allen, who passed away` Septem-
ber 12th, 1942.
Time may ^come and bring- its changes
,Fresh with every, coming year,
But your memories will be cherished
In the hearts that hold you clear.
—From his loving Wife and Family.
ELLIOTT.-=Ira log ing memory of a
dear son and brother, Lieut., George
Victor Elliott, who Was =weed on
acfive service in Franc=e September
15th, 1944.
I often think I see his smiling face
.As he bade his last good-bye
And he left his home forever
In a distant land to die. �o
—Always remembered by Mother,
Sisters and Brothers. -37
PATTERSON:--In loving memory of
otnr daughter Kathleen, who passed
av'vay five years ages ---September 15,
1941.
'Tis 'a tribute of love and remembrance
To one who has gone to• her rest;
The joy that she missed, on life's high-
• way
May she find in God's garden of rest.
—Ever remembered by- Mother,
Father, Sister and Brothers. 371
when the Sunday school members and
staff will worship with the congrega-
tion. This, service will be undei','the
direction of the. superintendent, Mr.
Charles Breckow, and his staff, with
t) RENT."- --COMFORTABLE 1t04)M the minister, Rev. Lawrence II. Turner,
to quiet elderly, lady; kitehen giving the address. It is hoped that
privileges, reasonable. Write BOX 49, the parents will be present at this
SIGNAL -STAR, -37 1 service. •
NOTICE.
At the Public Health office, Town
Hall, the toxoid clinic will commence
Tuesday, September 17th, at 2 p.m.,
for school 'children, and Thursday,
aeptember 19th, for pre-school children.
36-7
NOTICE.
To Whom It • May Concern :
I. Emma Powell, wife • of Rbbert
Powell,' will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by 'him. I have been
supporting myself and children since
June 30th, 19.6, and have paid my
own way, also a lot of his 'debts.
37x EMMA POWELL.
TENDERS .WANTED
IA/ANTED.— — S,MALI. IA.PARTMENT
or light housekeeping rooms.
Young couple; no children. S1:Id,QIT.
BUYDON, R.C.A.F., Clinton, Ont.
37x
WANT +'D.R-n•IIOUSE• TO RENT' IN
Goderich. Fifty. dollars reward
(,not payable to landlord)" for inform-
ation leading to securing of house.
Well-behaved tenants. Write P'O,
BOX 41, Goderich, , 36-72i
WANTED. — T111 Ek'a DOMESTICS
for the Huron County. Home,
Clinton, Ontario. Salary $75.00 per
mouth, with board and lodging, t'o
Parties capable of tilling the position.
For information regarding duties, etc.,
please contact Mrs. M. E. Jacob,
Mgr. and Matron at the County home.
N. 'W. MILLER,
37- County Clerk.
R00M. 4.ND, BOARD WANTED IN
Hurd oiinty farm home, on rural
or school r ute, by pensioner (male)
requiring a mainly milk diet. Modern
conveniences not' essential. BOX 42,
SIGNAL -STAR. 37
HELP WANTED. MALE. RUN,
, your own business. Owning. to in-
creased production established com-
pany has opening in your locality.
Excellent earnings. FAMOUS PRO-
DUCTS CORPORATION, Dept.' O -G-2,`
370 Guy street, Montreal, P.Q. -36-9
ANTED TO • BUY. —BRICK
house with good-sized lot. Cash.
Reasonably close to Square. Apply
POSTOFFICE BOX 58,' Goderich.
37tf
.AN OPPORTUNITY. -- ESTAB-
LISHED Rural Watkins District
available. If you are aggressive, and
between the ages of 25 and 55 -Dave
or can secure travel outfit, this is your
opportunity to get established in 'a
profitable ° business of your •own. For
full particulars write today to THE
J. R. WATKINS. COMPANY, Dept.
O -G-1, 2177 Masson street, Montreal,
Que. -31-5
WE KNOW YOU DON'T WANT
tenants who will ab'tise your furni-
ture ; • we assure you we will regard
your furniture as our own. Three -or
four rooms necessary. Write BOX 45,
SIGNAL -STAR. -37
..ANT, •0-1. _. •0.D
�W Y
and dead tattle. If dead, phone at.
once, collect, to JACK GILBERT,
936 r 21, or FRED GILBERT, •936 r 32,
Goderich. 33tf
`WANTED TO RENT.—RAILROAD
.man urgently in need of house or
apartment or any living ,quarters. Ex-
cellent references. BOX 44 SIGNAL -
STAR. . • . l.. 37x
WANTED. — ,GIRL OR WOMAN
for light housework, in home with
all conveniences, preferably to sleep
out. Write' BOX 43, SIGNAL -STAR.
-37
WANTED, -- BY RESPECTABLE.
-young couple, small house or four -
room, unfurnished apartment. Must
have hydro. BOX 46, SIGNAL -STAR.
37x
WANTED.—:FURNISHED ° OR 'UN-
FURNISHED house or apart-
ment; two' adults and one child.
Phone 1087W. 37-8-9x
ANTED.—WILL TRADE. LIGHT-
1941
IGIIT
1941 sedan, in excellent condition,
for heavier model, 1940 and up. Will
make cash adjustment. Phone 324,
Goderich, after 6 p.m. 37x.
LOST
OST. — SHAEFFER PEN AND
pencil' set, maroon colok," - by
student. Reward to finder. Please
phone •-418J: -37
BUSINESS NOTICES'
1 BUY RAGS, GOOSE AND DUCK
feathers and ticks. I buy and sell
used furniture and household articles:
I repair sewing machines'. C. FOODS.
12 East street. Phone 242J._ 13tf
NOTICE TO 'CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
' Notice is hereby given to,all persons
having any claims against the estate
of Harry Richard Long, late - of .the
Town of •Goderich, in the .County of
Huron,'insurance agent, who died on or
about the • twenty-seventh day of
August, 1946, to send same to the
undersigned on or before the fourth
day of October, 1946, as on and after
that date the executrix of the said
estate shall proceed to make distribu
tion .of. the assets thereof, 'having re-
gard only to the -claims of which she
has notice.
Dated, at Goderich this fifth day :of
September, A.D. 1946. ^
TENDERS.
Tenders will be received until Tues-
day, Septeniber 'the seventeenth, at
twelve a.m., for the sale of the Fixe
and Casualty Insurance Agency of the
late H. R. Long..'
The - highest , tender or any tender
not ' necessarily' accepted.
Tenders --- to . he.:...plaaeed...-in a sealed
envelope marked "Tender" and sent -
to the 'undersigned, solicitor,
For further particulars apply to the
said solicitor. '
Dated -,-pt. Goderich this ninth day
of September, A.D. 1940.
R. C. MAYS, K.C.,
Goderich, Ontario,
Solicitor for .the Executrix.
CHURCH- NOTES
Knox Presbyterian chbreh will ob-
serve its 112th anniversary en Septem-
ber 29th. The special preacher for
the day will be Rev. T. J. Watson, of
New St. James ehurcb, London.
Rally �f)ay .will be observed. in Vic-
toria street_ Pnited church next Sunday
TO RMT
6 ,•
R. C. HAYS, K.C.,
Barrister and Solicitor;
Goderich,, Ontario,
36-8 - Solicitor for the Estate.
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Thos..IEoviak
PAINTING
AND DECORATING'
Interior and Exterior
(l,R. 3, Goderich)
21 tf
PRICE TAG
Your Fire Insurance Policy is a
Price Tag en your Property.
SIHOULTI: YOURS BE MARRED
UP? b' '
0
SEE
H. M. FORD
Get Itlhured • Stay Insured
Rest Assured. • •
North . t, fol.aw
ACTION SAL]
AUQ.'TIO.N SALE OF MRS. W.
Grindrod's household effects will
be field on,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st
at 2.30 1i.w.
• DONALD B;i,JE,
4uctioneer.
CoMMUNTPY AUUTION SALE
will be held at t'.ae premises of
T. •M. Ilurniu, }forth, part Itt. lot 7,
Ashfield Towushiit, two aaailesf west of
Glenn's Hill, oil
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th
Borses, cattle and pigs will be
offered for ' siaie,, including two pure-
bred stallions; a J3y1. draft and a
French-Canadian,
T. M..DURNIN,
Proprietor.
MATT. GAYNOR,
37x • Auctioneer.
CLEARING AUOTI .N SALE 0.F
COWS, YOUNG' ATTLB, PIGS
AND. HORSES
will be held at the • farm of Douglas
McDougall,. lot 22, Goderich township,
on highway No. 8, tour'miles east of
Goderich, on
• SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th
2.30 'clock
12 choice at Holsteino`cows ; 6 young
cattle; 1. registered Holstein bull, 1
years old; 4 sows, due to farrow soon;
50 hens ; 3 work horses.
The proprietor has lost - his barn by
fire and everyt Ag must be sold.
TERMS --CAS. -
DOUGLAS McDOUGALL,
Proprietor.
DONALD B. BLUE,
37 - Auctioneer.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF
FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
at lot 5, one and one-quarter miles
north of Dunlop, on Blue Water High-
way, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th
at 12 o'clock, sharp, D,S.T.
CATTLE ---I Holstein cow, reg., T.B.
tested and accredited, fresh; 1 Holstein
cow, reg., T.B. tested and accredited,
fresh; 1 Holstein cow, reg., T.B tested,
accredited, dud Jan. 1st; .1 Holstein
cow, eligibl"e• for reg., 5 years old,
fresh ; "1 Holstein cow, eligible for reg.,
5 years old, due Feb. 15th; 1 .Hereford
cow, 6 years _old, fresh; 1 grey cow, ,
•6 years old, due April 4th; 1 black
cow, 5 - years • old, due March 20th ;
1 grey cow, 6 years old, due Feb. 14th ;.
1 roan cow, 9 years old? due D. 21st ;
1 red coW, 8 years old, due Dec. 24th ;
1 blue cow, .10 years old, fresh ; 1 blue
1 roan cow, 7 years old, due Feb. 18th ;
1 red cow, 8 years- aid; 'die` Jitn. -20th•;
1 Hereford cow, 6 years old, due `Dec.
7th; 1 Holstein cow, 6 years old, due
Jan. 15th; 1 roan cow; 8 years old,
due Oct. 28th; 1 reg. Hereford bull,
2 years old; -2 young calves ; 24 steers,
Hereford and. Durham, 800 to 900 lbs.;
10 heifers, 500 to 600 lbs. 15 steers
and heifers, 1 year old- and upwards.
PIGS -1 sow, due Sept. 15 ; 1 sow.:
with litter of 10; 6 chunks.
• FOWL -100 White Leghornhens.
IMPLEMENTS — Massey'- Harris.
binder ; Deering rake ; 2 Frost & Wood
mowers; Maxwell hayloader ; manure
spreader ; 2 McCormick discs ; 2 -furrow
plow; cultivator ; I:H.C. riding prow ;
walking. plow ; scuffler ; Massey-Harrfs
fertilizer seed drill; 1 low truck wagon
with hat hayrack ; 1 medium, wagon.
with hayrack ; 4 -section dragharrow ;
.3 -section dragharrow ; 1 harrow cart;
.
Provincial Officer Frank Fox Ieft
-yesterday with his wife and children
for their new home at Welland, where
he has been stationed for some time.
W. III. Wickett
A.T.C.M. ..
ORGANIST
Knox Presbyterian# Church.
Teacher \of
Piano, Organ, Theory
-Phone 477 or ,199 .
Member • of Ontario Registered.
Music Teachers' Association
: 37tf
IF
You worry about your present
or future security,
Phone Carlow 1706 or write
B. R. ROBINSON °
Monarch Life Assurance repre•
sentative, R.R. 4, Goderich.
36tf.
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CURRY'S BAKERY
. The Home of Tasty Pastry"
° W `EEND SPECIAL
COCOANUT
CREAM' PIES
35c each
Closed for Staff Holiday
Sept. 16 to 21
Re -open on ]ion., Sept, 23
All Orders of $1.00 or over
delivered,
PRONE 465
MEL. CULBE1 T, Prop.
1 rubber -tired buggy ; set .Renfrew
scales ; Clinton fanning mill; Goodisoni
steam engine; Hart elevator; grind-
stone; emerystone; steel stoneboat
a number of doors, windows, rafters,
joist, scantling, lath ; 200 feet hemlock
and elm lumber ; 8 ash tongues; num-
ber of reaches ; bolsters and wheel-
barrow material;, quantity of elm
plank ; anchor post; centre posts;
forks, shovels, chains, neckyokes,
whitletrees, crow bars; 32 ft. exten-
sion ladder ; 10 ft. watertrough ; 7
rubber belts ; electric fence ; posthole
auger; woven wire; 100 rods;} of used
barbed wire; grain bags and sacks;
8 milk cans ; snatch blocks and hooks;
horseshoeing tools; _other articles too
numerous tb mention.
If weather unfavorable, sale swill be
held under- cover. No reserve, as the
farms are sold.
TERMS—CASH.
All grass cattle may remain on grass
for the rest of season with no extra
cost.
JAMES CHISHOLii,
R.R. 3, Goderich. Ont.
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk.
HAROLD JACKSON,
37- . Auctioneer.
2-12-6.
FERTILIZER
.AAT -BITE it
Ryafl's- Produce
PHONE 345 - GODERICH
37
Berlou moth-proteciion for a
man's suit costs only 10 cents per
year. Berlou guaranteesin writ-
ing to pay for all moth -damage
within 10ryears.
Goderich French
Dry Cleaners
C. R. LOWERY
Phone 122
West St.
B E RIO LJ 10 -Year Guaraete(
MOTHPRO(IHN"
Trouble -Free
Truck Operation
Our Preventive Maintenance service is aimed at .
keeping your trick in"good Conditioii`'by Correcting
minor troubles. Let us check your truck regular.:
ly--for'' an ounce of prevention will often save a
pound of cure.
See Us Today About
PREVENTIVE
MAINTENANCE
Gardner- Motor Sales
PHONE 234
CODERIOH