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DUNGANNON; Oct. 1. - Weet-end AUC >IoN SA> 4O0 ] cMOP .LL1)
A,'211331.)A5", OCTOBEiR. 18th
at 1. p.m. '
Fat OA 1BMRan►j. lEL P ritnia roadLM, (�(I?1LZCol$ericln.
,
Proprietress.
1L)ONLU D BLUE. Ripley,
40- Auctioneer, wasn't cold enoiiglt ), but it was. soon
discovered that a plane was dropping
l as 'lets. These were printed for 1Lton
Skelton, and Eric who are
trying for offices in the .'Teem Town."
What will they dream up t1ext?
An enthusiasticball, fan brought bis
portable radio to the field meet so
he could keep track of the Dodgers -
Yankee game. When+ver a run was
scored it would be !/annouueed over
the loud speaker. This only goes to
show that Goderich youths are all
•
out for sports.
Don't forget the big "Teen Town
elections on Friday night at 8.00.
. II
('Ome one, come all to the big field
meet being held .in Clinton on Friday
afternoon. Good luck to all those from
G.C.I.
Visitors v it h Mrs. Nellie Stewarta were
Ur. and Mrs.. 3. SeZterd and Miss Edna
Ward. of Leamington. The ladies are
daughters of Mrs. Louise Ward, who
lives with. her stater, Mrs, Stewart.
Mrs. J. G. Montgomery, who has.
been quite ill, is 'making steady im-
'provement _at Goderich bospitat and
expects to be home probably next
week.
Mr. and Airs. S. M. 'Wickens of
Toronto were visitors on Saturday
'with the latter's sister, Mrs. Everett
Finnigan:
Rev. A. W. Brown and Airs. Brown,
pf ,Sarnia, were seek -end visitors with
Mr. and Airs. John Blake and also
visited friends in Ashfield.
The Late Mrs. Elmer Alton. On
Sunday mornink, September 21, there
quietly passed into rest Charlotte
Melena Bell, beloved wife of Elmer
13. Alton. Born at 'Gates Bead, Eng-
land, she, with her sister, Mrs. F W.
1qauning, who predeceased her • a. few
years ago, came to Canada' as a young
girl, and was lovingly adopted into the
family of the late Joseph Tiffin of
Langside. After Mr. Tif'iin's passing
she moved to Lucknow with Mrs: Titiin,•
SCIIOOLNEWS•.
wER+.I Ai Wilts 6.C.1,
By Marco Wan
Over, at the Agricultaaral `'L arlf oar
Tuesday afterlaoon, one aright leave
thought it ,,was snowing (riot tha`wit
(3I,]CJAR1NG ,AUCTION SALE OF
FARM :STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
at Lots 40-41, Concession 13, Hullett,
one mile east and 'one-half mile south
of Auburn, on • .
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8th
at 12 o'clock sharp
HORSES -1 matched team of grey
geldings, 0 years old, 3400.Ibs.
CATTLF -7 choice young Durham
cows; Durham cow, due time. ol sale;
Durham cow, due October 12; Durham
cow, due November 20; Durham cow,
due November 15; Durham cow, due
January 10th; Durham cow,, due
March 1; Durham oow, dpe May 15th;
1 Reg. Durham bull, 3' years old
8 Durham spring calves; 6 choice Dur-
ham heifers, 1 year old;' 4 Durham
steers, '1 year old; 3 Durham cows,
due in February; 1 Durhamu cow, due
April 3.
POULTRY -- 350 New IIantpshire On Friday afternoon G.C.I. was
to whom she gave the tender care of Pullets (laying). rather deserted, since .the •Dungaullun
fair and the Midget- ball game were
offering strong (•o1111)etit1011 to school
work.
it loving daughter. On February 17th, I'IGS-York sow, due November 5th;
1915, site was married- to Elmer B. K York chunks, 100 lbs.; 8 York chunks,
Alton, settling,' on their furor on the
10th concession of Ashfield,• where to-
gether they built and 'established a
home of love ant -Itsllitality. She had
an exceptionally cheerful personality,
under every and all conditions, which
endeared her to the countless number
of friends which she made. She was
an active member `cif Hackett's United tractor` on ruhher, 13-'4), -starter and \I r. and Mrs. .John Hanna gold Mr.'11111 b being in -her turn a member, lights (this tractor is like new) ; 3-:
and Mrs. I'. Gowans c f \Wiugham called
of the choir, teacher in the Sunday 4, section drag harrows; International 8- un \t r. and Mrs. G. Young.
School, president of file Y.P.U. and the furrow plow ; 4 -wheel trailer; steel ' \I l•s. A. \\� Yrmng is visiting her
W.M.S., and during the war was an roller : 1 I)eLavul create separator (No. tlarnghter: Mrs. Seh�sarntz, In • Detroit.
untiring worker for the Red Cross. 18) ; Massey -Harris 12 -in. grinder (like Rev. McMillan. Sir Ernest and
She was ever willing to give a helping new) ; .host of other articles: Lady . Dr. Dr. llul, of Toronto, hard dinner
hand to any need or call that came GRAIN - 1200 bus.. of oats and with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. hallows on
within 'her sphere. The deep respect barley ; 500 bus. of . oats; 30 rows_ of Saturday. •
and gratitude which her loving ser- turnips. -40 rod long.\I'i,. Henderson of Goderich spent
vices built into the hearts of her fain- HAY-36tong .of mixed hay ; 200 the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.. Tait
ily and friends was evidenced by the new feed sacks. 4 Clark.- '
great number who gathered to pay Quanti y of household effects. \I r. and Mrs. Albert McC'lirultey and
their. last loving respects. On Tues- TERM -^CAST. Sharon spent Sunday with his sprouts
day.. Septetuber 23rd, she was laid to ARCIIIE ROBINSON, - at IIolmesville.
rest in Greenhill -cemetery amongst a Proprietor. Little Carol \s'ailii, of ilayHeld spent
bower of (floral tributes and a throng .
'of --sorrowing+ friends. She leaves to
mourn the ToAs--of-_ii.. dear and `Iv%iurg 39 -40-
-Wife -i iict mothez-- her - husband, -one '
daughter, J°F.,clmira, and son. Russell,
also two bfhthers, Will and Walter,
both in England. Those from a dis-
•
-thnce attending the funeral included
Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Sherwin and fam-
ily, Mrs. •T... A. Reid, 'Orono; Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Manning and family,
Messrs. Alfred and Harold Armstrong, 1 bridge lamp, pictures. 1 studio couch,turned on Saturday froma -holiday
Mr. aiid Mrs. Wes. Alton, Mr. and Mrs, 1 china cabinet, 1 single: bed,. 1 day- ,scut arliolyrood at the h(11111 0¢ \firs
Leonard Alton, London; Rei•. G. G. and bed, 1 double bed. 2 dre'sser',, 1 chi'st T. Pierce, and at'.Ripley it the- home
:Sirs. Ilowse, Corrie. Others were pre- of drawers (White). 2 chest'~, j)aiilrt('d ; of Mrs. (George Tia rrison and Mr. Ed -
sent from Goderich, Wingharn: Kin- 1 kitchen eupb ,f11•d. 1 kitchen table, \V l rd Harrison.
cardine and Ripley. The. funeral was- 1 Princess. I'at'range with reservoir,
conducted by her pastor, Rev. C. B. used one year: 1 large table, 1 sink, - ' - .
Woolley, assisted by Rev. G. G. Howse. -water and steam 1)fping. steam fittings, new, bell ruo a suite. fluor Coverings,
The flovi r -bearers were:xembers of hien mower, 1 cupboard. 1 ar11lchair, (hairs table,, litwu nn)Wor, roaches,
her -Sundav school class: assisted by' 1 • rocking chair, card table. mirrors, ,ural' cre:i"m separatiir, and other
articles too;, nU111-( 015 to nicitiun.
TERM S --The real estate "will be
sold subject to al reserve bid.
Ileal Estate 20"-', on -day of .sale,
60 lbs.; 1() York pigs, 150 lbs. •
IMPLEMENTS - Massey - Harris
binder, 7 -ft. (cut one season) ; 'Massey -
Harris side rake ; -1 'farm Wagon ( like •
new ) ; buggy ; cutter; 13 -disc fertilizer CARLOW, ItLOWW, Sepi. 3lr-=\Ir. 'and Mrs.
drill ( like new) ; mower; 14 ft, stock • 1We11wood of Kinc•ardin'e - spent the
rack ; set of harrows: scuffler ; set of - week -end with the laltter's sister, Mrs.
sloop sleighs; Massey -Harris .102 ;,;allow,, and mt.. Satllows.
CARLOW
,
JENSEN f3 Co.
EXETER
ONTARIO
MANUFACTURERS OF
STORE FIXTURES AND DISPLAYS,
ST9RE
KITCHEN CABINETS, ETC., ,
IN UP-TO-DATE DESIGNS AND FINISH.
If you have a problem, let us help you., Give us ' a call.
P.O. BOX 166 PHONE 268J
HAROLD JACKSON. •
Auctioneer.
E..P. CHESNEY, Clerk..
AUCTION SALE -OF HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS
at skating rink, Goderich, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11t11
. at 1 p.m.
,
Z hree-pici•e chesterfield- ;;hitt (Kroeh-
ler 1, new: 2 end tables. 1 table 'alma,
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. D.
Bean. •-
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McDonald • and
.-riiwt. of "Ca ad.erielrr-t1-rr1l--• 4Ir:- and -AI -Fs, .
J. Patton, of. Leeburt visited' Mr. and
Mrs. A. Errington on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Young of Gode- -
rich isited. with Mr. ,.and -Mrs.-
Young.
Mrs.-Young. •
Mrs. Neil McKinnon, West street, re-
the young ncutn of th.e-(;onrmunitqv. The 1 small radio, ,calor,, • •1 ' wall (10(1:,
pallbearers were Orville, - Wesley, ' Milnes: 1 ironing boai1(1.' 1 painted
George. Joe, jr., and W. Joseph 'Tiffin ; chest of drawers, green; wind -ow
and Wallace ,Wilson. ! blinds. 1 barrack table, 1 shower pail
and l,ru,h, new, never used: 1 electric balance itr :;t► days. Chatte�is-Cash.
toaster, dishes. flower put,. ,electric
FIT flirt her pat to nLn. apply
TAYLOR'S C®R�TE�, I t lr cords of wean], rut good
R no1 cut , t oil heater: 1 c•lot.hes hamper,
• R. ('. HA \' S. Solicitor. Ha 11111ton street,
TAY.1,OR'S CORN111 sew. 30, Godert(It or IW\" ALTON, flit' 7.
I „lass° p)intry.jatr,, teakettles roasting Lncl:now, and 5W[1.T.I.�U
C'(in�rr•ttril•, ,..,.s to \Ir. and \Ire l,'nl pie plates. (•dice tins, au(atlin tins, Itt 1 -11 t t
a ly to
p a,Itl s, ,,, (•o s,
(1(11{111(11(' boat'(1, <7 UI( (Illllll� 1,1 01'x,
last Sat y.stepladder,-1 doghi)u,e, 1 barrel, 1 Paul .lmctionce'r,
I.:1'h(nc"lalr�,nf uu /iol.l clallrclt hal, 'hill l,�,t�ts.' bar(11� nsc(1 : 1 (' pair `
ISI (1(' ''11(111) 1.1 -10-41
laniteru, like uc��-, single htrruer; 1 ____ --
been coaml,Ictt I :nld 1IydY(1 it1stalleel. iiia• (' c11anlcl w,tsltiit lnacllime, prat- .(• • -1_
'1'Ite interior is to be retiedorated.ti illy .new: 1 electric Sin�Ler table
ca
The Ladles' Aid are l,:l�itlg Tor this', morcel sewing machine: kitchen (1(»tits
work 1.'11.1.:111111'1
runt nloncy whit It they 1 \( I\.t'y: books. T nd1't'woo(1 typcwriler.
t'ai-etl 1'1(1111 biva:ars : 11(1 a supper, 1'III:III:SI': l'. YF'1(IM\11:It;
•
A.11':a and. Airs.- 1'Iairk \1(''v it of Ilde,r-
tc,ti vr'it1'(1 all ,titnad:ty with Mr. anal
, Airs. .1. IIohncs affil f',lttlily. °
iliss \:nine Stilr(ly, of London, -W. •
spent 1 be Nwcek-end at her hone on the
Till cu11c•cssi(,tt. � �i'("i'i(►N SALE O1' I'.AIIM S'I'O('h,
We :Ire sorry to r1'pcm;t:.that Mrs ~ I it l'I.1•:MF:NTS .1N D IIO1'tiE- {
D. A. Stirling has been ill. HOI,I)
Threshing and silo -tilling ari' 1((t) alt lot 1 1. (ltiI cu ('oliorne tftwn-
iu full swi11g`�i11 this community.sbi1), all i,Sb.�l : Ol"1'OI;i:it' i
Kathleen Au'n't, was • home fromi
Stratford for the week -end. alt 1 p.m.
I1()Tt,a.ES- itlack rube. 10 years 01(1:
brown nmlrc. f) year, old.
('A'1"1'LE--White roam. 8 year, old.
clue ins
March: blue and white cow,
(:
„Years (0(1. (1111' in •FeltrttOI, ; red cow.
1: years old, wit ll call'. blue cow,
vo:1rs old. (111e in Pohl t try : black coN\..
5 years ol(l. duo in \larch: Holstein
cow-, 0 year, old, due in .1pi'il': Holstein
�cow.•,1(1 years old. (11te iii 'May: Hol-
-stein cow. } e:)1) old, titre in April:
Holsten( cti\�'. S years old, farrow ;
Malt k� heifers. 1. year old,
I'IWi 18 -'''links, -
III:N8 , 75 hells, Sussex a11(1 New
Hampshire ltyhri(I. .
1 \II'1.E\iEN'1'S Massey - IIaurris
binder, 7 ft.: Doering mower. • 0 ft.:
1:3 -hoc seed drill: land roller: l -section
barrow:: 'F'e'lt)• w:ii:iug Plough: 1 -
horse plough, Oliver: : \Ias$ey-lIarris
corn cultivator; Silver King tractor;
Oliver 2 1'tu•row p1 tttglr 1'2 -plata
[alluvia disc: 1n%%saw : Wasscott Inter.
national grain grinder: 1.11 -plate llissell
disc: Massey llarris spread(1' • wagon:
set of ,loop sleighs: rake; set of
harness; 11:)yfonk. rope, mnllo s and
car' Stcw:rrt .c•l'ipperk:. fanning. mill:
forks: chains: s1• vols : axes : croW.. -
Intrs •ledge: trailer: pit: t'riite: •-n•„at'
'kettles; l,tu(1det• stmt..
GI3.1iN 11(10 bushels of-AAjix oats:
'100 i,usheis ((1' oats and irarley.
1'1'IiN1'l'1'111': - 'Renfrew ('sol:-riti'
stogie: k'Itnc�n eald 1ct sideboard: ice
box : extension l:ahl0: 2 1)iece chester-
Iiel(1 suite: 1)ortlinlom organ rocking
?'hairs": kitt•liell -c•1:4irs. Other articles
tau I111111('1'Mis to ]melttio11.
'I'l;lt\[S
JI)TIN AI -F1.1,1( -)N & SUN.
P r(tp19f'.ttirs
KEITH (; .ltDN I•:R,
1)ON:11,1) 11.. I31•.i-I:,
I0_1 .lnctionecr., Ripl1'y.
\I)\IiNISTIIAT(►1t$'
The .1(11uiuistt•:ltor: of the Estate (41'
\i:rry .J;1tae ('gnu i h:tut RecA will sell
by Imbue :met ten :)t the premises. Park
Lot :3, on the ,,w-(',st side of Harrison
street in the Village of I',le't -A111ert.
on the f311e Water Iii; b)Wt)4. one-half
mil(' south ,of Port Albert: on
\s'El)NESI)AY, ()CT(1UER 15. 1917
at 2 o'eloel: p.m.
'rio' real estate ('nudists of 10 n(ares
of land more or less; a frame house
covered with red rolled Africk _ siding:
1. part' basement, 7 rootnF4. hydro in-
stalled, hard and soft water on pre-
(tnises. Baru 18' x 30', lienhouse,'
ght't,yre 20' Y 10'.
('IIIATTEI,S---Empire range nearly
Chester Starch. ryho were' mailled .1 g- I)(►\.�T.Tr i.. I,1.1
� i• "• • •• , 1't(• : 'i,r,r_�il�s' puzzles.
Propri.,t rens. '
E. P. C'I'tl-SNI:Y, Clerk,
HA LW ,TACKSON,
Aiic't iimeer.
Announcement -
Having' been ' appointed Ful-
ler Brush dealer for Goderich
and district, succeeding' Miss •
W, O'Neil, I will be calling -
on Goderich homes commen-
cing, October 1st.
KEN TREITZ -
VARNA, 0,NT.
Phone Clinton 623-R-22
Phone Coiiect '
- 419x
The Gillespie Fur Go.
OF TORONTO, MATERS. OF HIGH-QUALITY FUR COATS FOR OVER
FIFTY YEARS, IS HAVING A -
DISPLAY OF FINE FURS
AT OM STORE ON
THURSDAY AND FWAY OF NEXT WEEK
October 9th and.10th • ,
Mr. Jones, who has over forty years' experience with •furs,
will be in charge of this demonstration. -
Plan to visit our store on these days and choose .your new fairs
for the corning season. -
F.E.
HIBBERT f3 SON
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Before you know it
YOUr and wm
have grovna up.
Have a ,good polc$rabt ta,de each
year. Oo9ts but little
See
HEIIDER-SON'
STUDIO
THE SQUARE
GODERIOEr
ANNOUNCEMENT
I wish to anno`ur ee that I have purchased the
business formerly- linos 1M as. Smith (''leaning and Pressing.
It is' my intention to give the people of .Goderich
and district the finest dt'y,eleahino service possible:: .,
Our nese modern equi-pment is on its way and 'plans
ate 'bing prepared for alterations and improvements to the
premises. •
These adjustments, of. course, take time; so, in the
meantime,' we - have arranged , with .Tarmaiiis (Stratford.)
Limited to take care of your dry cleaning needs. '
I have confidence in the future of Goderieh. - Your
confidence -in this nese l,itsiness t•enture will be appreciated.
K. D. CROFT.
WEST'EON
TR
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BLYTH -
CLIFFORD
CLINTON '
DRAYTON .
ELORA
EXETER -
GODERiCH
GUELPH.
HANOVER'
HARRISTON
'KINCARDINE
KITCHENER
LISTOWEL
LONDON
MILDMAY
MILVERTON
• MITCHELL
OWEN SOUND
PAISLEY
PALMERSTON
PORT ELGIN
RIPLEY
'SOUTHAMPTON
SEAFORTH
STRATFORD
TEESWATFR
TA'VISTOCK
WALKERTON
W1NGHAM
'',.}IWOODSTOCK
T'K1ZN--
itiNTARIO
•,taL% tTED •
•
•
TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
THE APPOINTMENT- OF
REG. McGEE
AS THEIR NEW
TERMINAL & TRAVEL AGENCY
Effective FRIDAYS
CT., 3rd
All Motorways Coach arrivals and departures
will `be at this location.
4
Travel. costs Ics by
of rays'
For tickets and complete information call
REG. McGEE e,z SONS
Hamilton `St. Call 765 Goderich
LOW FARES FROM GODERICH
Single
_STRATFORD ° 1.45
LONDON , . 1.90
HAMILTON • 3:35
TORONTO 4.05
(Government, Tax Included)
Return
2.60
3.45
6.05 -
7.25