The Signal, 1925-5-14, Page 8TIM SIGNAL.
GODERICH, ONT.
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GODERICH DISTRICT W.M.S. Demote*. House In Tomato. TOWNSHIP COU>eiCIL
MEETS AT HOLMESNILLs Alfa (Dr.) Brow* of Cllatui. f .
1 unit the delegate* with a vooa (,ODEIWCH TOWNAR111'
f Auburn. 18 m very
11rt Haar* u
District 'Report. %nether Suhstantlal mvluxlag manure told "pow" and Ttar township council met on ](oa
ve
btrrea.r in l.i\iugs • "why" we st hl study the "Blue day.. May 4. A letter tram F. L.
'Icier thirty -Mtn' 1 e•oII' ell lte».k �' f I 'Ferguson. Of the drainage depart -
or tl.,_ t;oderlib District Women's A memorial seryter for the twenty
meta of the O.A.C.. was rind. to the
Mis•i.�•.ary Pis-Ii•ly of the Methodist members who beef passed on *tarp
effect that if the council world pass
Cher, :1 was hell iu 1I, nissvllle on hast tonteullnu was led by Mini Mar a byl■M to burrow $2(►p1.011 from the
1Y.l;iy.ML•ty. =. -rt.. nmber-of dele garet Retsetstoa. A few words of nit- (poverament at 13 per eevt. for dratn-
ptea was the Ltrgest ,ter. tile ebarCh PrrGatfuu of cert, member had been age putjwsea for every $100 ,pent by
brnnaey Lvl 10 .epw.lty. The program Prepared and +atilt hr and as their owners of land for drainage Me Gov -
ass ul.11ftime and !umpiring. and the were read the tit egatlou role to their ernment would lead seventy -Ave per
b•ep'taltty of the 11olmesville aasil- feet. Sped*i mention was made ever. at 5 pet cru%., tat do twenty
lary Wa• all that could be desired. 1 of . Miss Holme. of Hulmearille, who annual instnllmPeta of 38.06 fur every
The :tftrrneor ',Peskin opened at 1.30 in many years nerer missed a meet• 1 $1011. When there are suMeleut ve-
o t Io. k. Nps. W. J. Andrew presiding, Ing. and whry�ed always twin nn ur ; quests the eounMl w111 set. )teases.
and itt•t . .1. W. Medley eud Rev. W. iplration and n help. unit only to 'he. MacEwen. ('relgle and Salkeld inter-
W.M. S., but 10 1110 whole (rommttalty-'
R. (h esu ac trading In prayer. Tice clewed the constr.(' re gravelling the
MI' •es of the 1924 meeting at Nen-1 The quiet half-hour Gdlowe Iwl road to Blue Water Bearch. This was
- ' tor•' were read and approved. 1 by Mrs. O,'borne, spak-iug from l left aver for future discus+Inn. The
Theta came the roll cafe of relit• lLrlsirn'..3vprlla. "T++k.•nnthonifbhfollowing account,: were ordered paid:
larks& circles. mud hands Thla year Be not ever aux
..i.staarim' 1nt•renss in the amounts mut•h appreeistrd. aur .. m g
its *tor i*% Golrrieh Star. printing, S2lEti.' ; r,„.
thedi-trim has egoist n•hieved a things of this Rte.
This Q1illlrrss Iwas I minion Road Machinery- Co.. for two
i.mall graders. one road plow, and re -
raised Ito the giving!. retit•wl(ret. pairing the 11
K R iter memtoer t g
Goshen auxiliary again trade. Bea -I Miss Marian Irwin who has epee[ 11 th
K 1 k •ka (!ran•
wether, Mri. R. Beau. over the week -
putt.
Mrs. Trrlhen toy and t•hihlreu. et
Guelph, spent a day or tn. with her
parents. Col. and Mr* tamer. hast
weeks-
Min.
eek:Mtn. W. lutluws Is home from the
Gttderich hospital and is dello; as well
as cut be expected. -
Mrs. McBride. sr., is not Improving
as fast as her litany friends would
like to see.
Mr. ('urwlu mud sit -ter, of Guderleh
township. visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Fisher on :Sunday.
Mr. Thumps 1Vilsun shipped Battle
and Toned()hugs to Toned() Youday.
r -air. and Mrs. ,lacers Girvin, of
Nile. and Mr. and Mrs. M. !teed, of
Lia•know, visited at Mr. J.rvi» Mc-
Itride'» on Sunday.
-Tompkins Hired Man." a drams
in three nets. will be given in Smith's
11111 church OR Friday. May Li. cons -
mending at R o'clock. Special MIMIC
will be rendered between mets and a
real trent Is In store for these who
R grinder, SLtOd..ei7. The attend.
mune en adjourned to meet on
forth is tearto'. while Waley church, two years in the 'v u re Kay 26 at 10 a.m. as a eoutrt of r•- ST. HELENS
intact 1 r •F to third ,tart mission at Neely Lake. .Ula•rta. ' vielon and for general business..
R. G. THO]MPSON. Clerk.
CARLOW
CARLOW. May 12. --'Mrs. W. Book
and children, of Goderi b. visited r the Provincial meting ..f the I'res-
a l s ■ e y t ie 1 made • .strong gate* for the study by
The work of the circles and bands' the people of plea f y of conditions
eras alto wets told. imd well repro-, the
the foreign element }m our ('an -
Rented 1 y theyouthful members sent
to the ernoct•ntlnn, *dine West. She told svtnrthlug of
The sum tote' row,' by anxlliales.I the murk of the mission wheal, how
NnLs told lams was t4.ltir.,, it endravers to male Canadians of
Every auxiliary also strut bales of Mad strangers within our gates. She
elolhiug fir quilts to needy missions 'al'''. -tMtsed the vahte or the Natu•a
or }»rs of home -canned fruit to •t I a1 Trniutng School at Toronto. as a
religions and all-round school for
girls. and els.. told of its reline to
he W. M. N. as a training ,chew% for
✓ ones for missions.
ring the election of offcera, Mrs.
Hk•k.. of (loderleh, p.reetdel. She re -
1 the advance the dietrlet had
Iqd heartily -endorsed the re -
Mrs. Andrew (Auburn)
auperint.•ndent. Mrs. A.
Fb-au r MTil--iia • . , e
on, alsd were re-elects
�1oeeSive offices as ass-
ent and se•retary-
1Ve• I'm.
a FIN}:
Benmii er sr(bu1: of best
Nurseries ''"'t G.aI as in
wrist.. .avis*..*,
and pinks.
Also a toll line of ANNUALS and
We *ball bis pleased to *how you
our stack, or if you phone your
nrtler it will receive our
careful attention.
STEWART BROS.
'Phone Caries, 235
R. R No 4, Coderich
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Maitland Golf Club, Ltd.
Fees for Season 1925
Par Shareholders or Non -Share-
holders, Resi.leni or Non -
Resident.
}roll mentis Lip for Gulf.
Tennis- and r4.cin1....t ►.et
Additional members of
am1i 1 r G�f-'1runls-
and Social. (ach .... 10.00
'remits end So,ial, each.. 1O.(sl
Soda' not -playing mem
ber, Bads
Visitors, two weeks
Vi.itere. per day 1.00
C. C. LEE, D. D. MOONEY,
i•re•-Ment. Secrete ry-Treasurer.
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CONFEDERATION
III.1I E ASSOCIATION
General Agent
0 J. CAVANAGH
Local Agent
R. GEORGE
P. O. Boo 426 Phone 136
NORTH ST., GODERICH
Pima mod we. without siliptloe on nig
•��et, a�raalrs of poor Double. Prataetbo
joked'r
made.
eka tion
at district
-B. I`aYs. "Al
Fowler. of Clllf)
Pd to their is
sistatrt supertnt
tretsnrer.
Thr., short paper'
on prayer. giv-
en by Mrs. Err■tt:- r'. Tiffin. and
Mr... Pentland. were ery helpful.
'Ph.•n four !title .ippon, maidens
from Holmearille 11,1 the com-
pany wit It thiir rv•rv•i.c.
Miss Lois Russe ll. ..n fort•.*
China. wt.+ a most ttltytslo;r six
Also sn ,arnesr and thunglitful
Her work for the 1'a -t tic. years h
Iswn teaeitu.g -girl. of high .shoo
grade in the W. MLS. oris -ion. se•hool.
They tench the 1111.1e throughout al:
;;rade*
and tench home•bold .deuce.
endeavoring tet. ing to train thew• girls- to
inc nut. 1'h r!+fian Lnm.•s..
During the slipper hour Mr.. Wal -
41.•11 v.ke.I the welcome of the Heim.•!•-
\illi auxiliary. Mrs. Drennan.. --at
Crewe. rnnd�• a fitting reply.
At -the -reerri tg-essesi ,.. 3?le..-Haiptt
!Stevenson led the devotional exer-
cis.w.. Miss Rn/0,'4.1l resumed her mes-
sage from Chinn., and the young Jo -
dies from Nile put on a -beautiful
pageant entitled -The Outten., of
leT. HELENS. \Icy 11. --Mims
l.•rw ('lark I. hoot. . We are plowed
to report that ter-. Clark Is improving
uoheety.
Mrs. Cumming and \ors. Gordon
Were in Launder last week attending
byteriau Women's MI, Zonary Society.
Mr. Jur Dunitu bus tame.' At new
Ford e•nr. Mr. Chao. Durgin alao �
has a car.
jr. and Mrs. Thibideau and fatally.
of Wingham. inovel tato the village
en Saturday. Mr. Thlbldean is en-
gaged With Mr. Joynt.
lfr. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mlt-
e•heil and Mise Pearl Welwter motor -
.s1 from Toronto on Friday and *petit
the week -end v Rh Mr. and Mrs.
John Webster.
Mrs. Marvin McL)owell. of West-
field. returned home uu Thursday af-
ter spending a couple of weeks with
her parents. 'Mr. and Mra. Clark.
Miss Buckingham. who was balled
home nu Thursday by the 111nese of
her mother. returned to take up her
untie% en Monday.
The anneal meeting of the fit.
Helens Women's Institute will be
held at the home of Mrs. Ed. Thos
on Thursday, the 21st. at 2.30 o'clock.
Roll tall paying of fees. A full
meeting is requested. A general in-
vitation is extended to all the ladies.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Cornelius Forehan on the birth of
twins, boy and girl. Mother and
table,' are doing well.
Mrs.- W. G. M(Crostle b. to Wing -
ham hospital wttti her little boy
Ronald. Who underwent an operation
on Friday evening. We are glad to
report that he Is improving Ind doing
well.
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BEL FART
nELFA; T. Maly 12. --,lir?. Daniel
Alton and stat. Leslie, ('lvited with
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Blake, of Make-
king.
akeking, on Sunday.
Mr. end Mfrs. Jos. Hackett visited
with their daughter. Mrs. Ewart Tay-
lor. in Wingham,,on Tuesslay last.
.Mr.tarot Mn-. Will Lane. of Ripley,
visite) In the bung on Sunday last.
Mr. Lorne Durbin. of Wawanosh.
was the guest nt Mfr. Tlyrmi Campbell
over Sunday.
ST. AUGUSTiiNE -
ST. t -t; :441'Mr.- May .12. -Mr.
and Mrs. N. T.anaway and family. of
G,slerieh, visited- frlende in this
tkinity one der last week. - ---
Mrs. W. Rlehardson. of Toronto,
war a -violtnr here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. HHamilton. -_pf
Ethel. visited Prosperity friends this
week
Mir end Mrs. I). 3lcDonaid azul Woo
Dnnelda. of Jamestown, called on
friends this week.
Mr. Chris. Robinson 6 on the sick
11-t at present.
RAI FIELD
Mer 12. Mr. and
Mrs Wm. Robinson and family, of
London. spent the week -end at their
eM to gb•
Mr and Mr.+. Will, Mhos Agar. an,I
Bob. of London, spent Sunday at their
evottage.
The merrier. at fee: Andresen-
last Sunday were condtretef by Rev.
Ater. MoMilJan, D,D„ nf.Tornnto. At
rho morning aersico Dr. McMillan
ore an _.lnterestinp address, Oft the
rthJm^ cf church praise. in the. even-
ing he spoke* briefly yen the same sub-
ject, following which be etondwe4ed a
Song nervier. In whleh he introduced to
the congregation several new hymns,
which, under him Inspiring leadership,
they soon learned to sing heartily.
The play, "Here comet the nride-
oom,' ghee Mnndny evening in the
to hall liy members of the flenmll•
ler JrcnIt ('}ub, wsm mnelt enjoyed
hv' a fair-eireal audience. it was in-
tere'tl and "miming and tine varintrm
actors t 'k their parts well.
Mrs. C. ..Chapman and Pion. Erie,
of London, were here a few days
this week a their enttage, ns erre
also Mr. Orr a d ramify, of Stretford.
A -flirt consider
tion a Sumdsm if he has to quit
,dine; to get married\ -Chicago News,
her (ellipse eMuea-
TOWN OF GODERICH \
WARNING , \
'tiers (aharbourers of dogs without a license will
0be osec u ted.
g�8 at large without a proper license tag will be
destroyed. '
Dog tags may be purchased from H. 1'. Edwards.
Tax Collector, Town Hall.
R. C. POSTEL.ETHWAITE.
Chief of Police.
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EN -AR -CO MOTOR OIL
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It's a short road that ,Ila- no detour. = U -e
WhiteRiise Gasoline':and
e t�
En-ar Oil
-co :Motor
Gives new life to the old car and longer lifeto
1 6►E,="..{tthe newcone.tm•• rd:i.t.l4
Ths Garag. of PreptiServica'&nd.Courtesv *a
sir „s. a�
-HURON [MOTOR -SALES'
South Street Goderick
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KL*iGSBRIDOE
KINGSBRIDOE, May 12. -Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Young, Goderteh, visited at
Maurice Dalton's.
Mrs. M. 3, O'Connor attended the
graduation of her daughter, Miss
Agatha O'Connor, at St. Joseph's hos-
11151. Chatham.
Mrs. -J. Keane, Mr. Jim Keane and
.lr. .1. C. Keane visited Mrs. Con.
Forhan, St. Augustine.
We are aorry to report that Mr.
Thos. Joy suffered a paralytic stroke
hart Monday. Mrs. Joy. Miss Hoe -
;caret and Messrs. Cal., Tom and Leon
motored up from Detroit on Tuesday.
R'a hope for his speedy recovery.
Mt. Jas. C. Dalton, Detroit, spent
Suna.y with relatives here.
Melte*. John Sullivan and Erie
'Bptaks,_ Albion. spent the week'nd
at F M. ;Sullivan's.
Some men get 10.000 miles and
more out of a set of tires -and some
men tell the truth.
BORN
ELLIOTT-On8anday, May 10, at
Whitechurch, to Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don
ovdon Elliott, a son.
PATTISON.-On Sunday. Mev 1n, in
Float Wawina..n, to Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Pattison. a dInghter.
- ' 314RRiED,
It(1CnP -• JST1!'ERIES. At-1iIIo!
church manse, Goderfeb, by Rev.
R. C. McDermld, on Saturday. May
91b. Klee luanita Jefferlea. daugh-
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John
Jeferles, of Detroit, Mich., to Mr.
George M. Roma, fourth ton of Mr.
and Kra. C. N Rome, Elgin avenue.
(inderich.
DIEL)
SHARMAeN.-In G...doriclt. nn Friday.
May R, Jahn 1:. /Mormon.
GOUL ►. - 1n (;oderich, on Wednes-
day. May 13, Bertha Mary Andrews.
.'belayed wife of George Gould.
R'III IAM$. -In tinder !eh township,
on S*terday. May 9, ('. W. Wil-
liams. aged Sl yeerm and 5 months.
ALLiN.-iIi Colborne tnwnattttp. on
timidity. May 10, Clifford K. Allln,
yotingwtt eon of Mr. and Mrs.
Joshua Alibi, In his 19th year l
Huron County Case at Osgoedf Hall
TORONTO. May 9. --Thr executrix
of the estates- of the late George
Brownlee and Mary Jane Brownlee.
Seaforth. Ont., appealed to Justice
Middleton at Osgoode Hall on Mon-
day from an award of 3220 allowed
by the Surrogate- Judge of 'Huron to
Mrs. Violet Brownlee, a daughter-in-
law of the deceased. The daughter-
tn-law put in a claim of 3312 for nurm-
}reg and for other work done for her
pprents-In-law prior to their decease.'
George Brownlee. s-rJ. died in Janu-
aa� 1923, and left- cis -estate to
Wife, and his wife died To December,
1924. leaving her estate to her sis-
ters and bequeathing nothing to her
children.
A book wasptnduePtt whirl' pur-
ported to contain from day to day
the work done by cialmanr. Counsel/
for the executrix characterized thig
as a very auspicious document and
Justice Middleton admitted that they
had Leen vera nnifortn in their writ-
ing. Justice Middleton reserved de-
cision. rotating that he might write
to the Surrogate Judge and ask for
his reasons for allowing $220 of the
claim. The Surrogate Judge had
given no reason for hit award.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
--is the estate of Jileuy.--Gr.eIh Gate
of the township of Colborne, retired
farmer, dreamed.
NOTICE I. hereby given. pursuant
to the Statute In that behalf, that all
persons having claims ngninst the Pi -
tate of the abore named Henry
Green, who died on the Ugh fit
Marek, 1925, are required on or he -
fore the 27th May. 1925. to Fend In
the same duly verified to the tinder._
signed solieltor for Wililam Mt Hardy
Green, administrator, and tint after
male} date the adminlatratnr well
dlgtrihnte the aaseta of saki de -
reamed among the persons entitled
thereto. and will nM he liable for
the said assets to any person of
whose claim softer' mhall not then
hiap been received.
JAMES L Kif,LORAX.
Solicitor for Admineitratnr.
Gnderich, .4th May. 114211.
MIMIC 110'I71Ii --
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
CRANK P. GIBBS, CHARTERED
Accountant. 102 Ontario street,
Stratford. l'huue 1580. Res. 1330.1.
CARD OF THANKS
CARD (11' THANKS. -11.r. eud Mrs.
JO.$Ht'A ALLEN and family wish
to thank all the friends and acquaint -
for their kind help -awl eymW-
Ihy and fur the floral tributes rent
in their re•eut Will bereavement.
FOR SALE
COR SALE. -MAPS OF HURON
is county at 25 cents each.' THD
SIGNAL
Folk SAI.E.-GOOD JIIUtit ('OW.
fresh. Apply to T. Ito%t'LEIt.
3lontenlnl street. -
1
T"
same..
st rept.
ENT. -AN UP-TO-DATE SIX -
MED house. or will sell
. C. MINNiNGS. Trafalgar
ephone 139.
WANTED. - BOY, SIXTEEN
• years of age o titer: mulct bea
willing worker. Ap to GEORGE
P WART.
ANTED. -A 7 00[5\:41bCOND-
hanel. tllrew4turtler al oil
stove. Write. stating make, condi-
tion and prier, to ROX 26. 81 NAL
OFFICE. Everything will he dim
posoed of, am
r. Taylor has meld his farm.
IRIIIHAH TAYLOR. T. OVNDRY.
\Proprietor. Anetioneer.
TWO GOOD COMFORTABLE
l houses with all conveniences for
sale on reasonable terms. T. GUN -
DRY. -
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE; FRAM
us best bed -to -lay strains of white
S. C. Lt'gborns. Price $13.00 per 100.
W. HUME GLUTTON, R. R. 5. God -
elicit. Phone 1413 Carlow.
',oft SALE.-BILONZE TURKEY
eggs fur hatching; from healthy,
hell -tined birds. Price. 50 cents each.
MISS MARY McKENZII4.. 'R.11. 1.
Dungantton. Telephone 14r3. Dun-
gannon.
Ft-RNITUME FOR SALE: --PARLOR
and bedroom suites. invalid com-
mode chair. earpets, kitchen range.
washing machine. banging lamp.
bicycle. R. McDONALD, R. R. 3.
Goderlch.2 _
rift SALE. -PUREBRED SHt)RT-
I HORN young bulls and heifers.
Yurkahire sows bred and younger
pigs. both sexes, bacon type. Barred
Rocks and S. C. White I,eghorik eggs
baby chicks from heavy winter
la, era. Also agency for Prairie State
inedbstnrs and stove t♦re oder. JOMN
FARRISH & SONS. R. R. 7. Luck-
now."'phone. Dungannon 82-13.
AUCTiON SAiE
-ss
AL'CtTI S�U-5lR_3`t'B:[ STOCK.
IMPLa:M ,. AND HOI'86-
IiOLD Fi'RN 1 E.
MR. JERE IAff TAYLOR
will sell by punblic nut•tlon at lot 23.
eoneession 1. Wiest 'tt'awanosh. (one
mile west of Anhu 1.\on
WEDNESDAY. M 311. 1921;.
eommencing at 1 o'et rp:
Hers4a-1 aged t mares,
10110 1t... 1 gelding Percharop 2 yrs.
rea\\� Id : 1
four-year-old gelding.
Cattle --i eow. 10 yrs. old: t Tow.
6 yrs. old: 3 heifers, 3 yrs. old. Milk-
ing: 7 veer-. 2 yrs. old: 2 he•Ift•rA., 2
yrs. old; 2 heifers. 1 yr. old: 5 caryeo
1 hlaek Poll hull. 1 yr. Old.----- •
Itaplenaents-t ft-fr. M. H. binder,
its -Rood Ftpeir : -4 6 -ft. McCormick- I
mower; 1-M. iI. 'teed drill; 1 Shape
sulky rake: 1 Mann cultivator: 1 rol-
ler: 1 'e•uRirr: 1 potato moulder: 1 i
Fleury plow; 1 Patterson plow ; 1
twin plow 1 turr(Ip drill: 1 top hug -1
gy : 1 cutter: 1 leg sleigh: Adams 1
wagon. nearly pew : 1 truck wagon;
1 -hap -rack ; 1 pin reek: 1 gravel hox;.
1 hog reek : 1 wagon box: 1 teras
(1 i
Steelyards. 40ts" : 1 'Tnrtiann trac-
tor and ("direr same. 1n perfect work
Ing eondltlnn: 1 eiretilar saw frame•
2 circular saws; 1 belt: 1 crosscut
saw; 1 tinting box and a -ft. carrlari;
1 sesa
t light team harns; 1 met team
harness: 1 -et single harness; 1 set
plow harne-es : 1 Capital Cream
peparator: 1 anrrey; 1 nut -throw disc thee 1 in -threw ee barrow: 4 -
Fortino drag t,nrrow-s: 1 fanning mill:
1 grinding .tune; 5 quantity of lus-
her; large quantity maple wood: 1
40 -gal. oil drum: t wheelbarrow; 2
meythe•F: chains. shovels, forks: 1 Px-
tenainn ladder. 28 ft.: 1 abdrt ladder;
2 harrelm: 2 'ttntebnats; 1 sugar ket-
tle and numerous other artielps.
Household ERrrts-I (Morn: 1 base
burner: with even: 1 box stave for
wood: 1 extension table: half dozen
halrelnth-bottom chairs: 2 bedsteads;
1 mattrea; 2 renehes: 1 sidebnard: 1ghoultable; 2 wash stand.: 1 gcup-
board: quentlty -enter,' nhd dimhes.
Al the /tame time Mr. Taylor will
enter for /Olio int 24. eon. 4. Wept
Wan -encash. eon toining 101 neres.
Terms and conditions will be an-
notineed at time of male.
TERMS( -Ali sumo of 110.00- and
nnder, mesh: over that amount fix
months' credit will he given on for-
ntshing approved Joint notes. A 41.-
eount at rate of 6 per cent, per annum
Allowed for cash on credit amount.,
HAIRDRESSING PARLOR
HAIRDRESSER AND SCALP
SPECIALIST.
W. C. CAMPI1I'T.L
Treatments fur all Scalp .roubles
Consult us at once. Adele* fret
C1ssak'al work U onr motto. 'Phone
26, West street.
AUCTIONIERING
THOMAS GUNDRY, GODERIOM.
LIVE STOCK AND GISNDRAL•
A t'CTIONEER
Telephone No. 1111.
Salah attended to anywhere and overt
effort made to give satiated/0S,
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
ROBERT ROBERTSON.
Qualified Auctioneer.
Eldon Street, Goderidt,
will (conduct any sake In the. County
of Huron. For information apply t•P. J. Ryan, Hamilton St., or orders
left with hlw will receive prompt as•
tentlon.
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS FOR' COAL
SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED
to the Purcbasing Agent, Depart
ment of Ptthlie Warks, Ottawm. will
he received by him until 12 n'elork
noon (elayitgh! saving). Tuesday.
May 26. 1921. for the supply of Port!
for the itominion Buildinge through•
me the Province of Ontario, Ineinding
the City of Ottawa. - -
Form< of tender t'-Ith specifications
and ennditinns at.taehed can he ob-
talnel from G. W. Dawson, Purchas-
ins Agent. Department of Public
Works, Ottawa; W. Corrigan and R.
Winter. General Poet OAke, Toronto:
Power Son & Drover. Kingltton, and
from the (•aretakera of the 'ration@
Dominion Rnlldings in Ontario, out-
side of Ottawn, Toronto and Kings -
ten. Tenders will not be considered
nnleas merle on these forme.
The right to demand frnm the sw-
eet/mini tenderer a dnpt.lt. not ex-
eeedeng 10 per cent. of the value of
the .•ontr*M. to seeure the proper
fnitilment of the enn!raet. Ie reserved.
By order,
S. E. O'RRIDN.
Secretary
Department of Public Work'.
Ottawa. May 6. 1925. A ,q
r
Admiaistratria Sale
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
Situated on West 3t., Goderic).
1 ha 1 been instructed by the ad-
mtniatratrtx oY the estate
of the (ate'
CHRISTiE ANN Ma1VOR
-40 sell by -
PUBLIC AUCTION
AT THE PREMISES
WEST ST., GODERICH, on
Saturday, May 23rd
AT 2 O'CLOCK
the property occupied by the
late 'Mrs. %Ivor, being lot
No. 2, Office Reserve of the
Town of Goderieh, cn whieth
there is a comfortable dwellit*,'
in «00(f renal?:
TERM -Ten per cent. of
purchase prim to be paid at
time of Rale, balance in SO day'''.
or half the purchase price may
remain on mortgage with in-
tereat at R 1-2 per cent.
AONR$ SMITH. T. GUNDRY,
Adrlaistratria kneel...sr
M. STALKER, AUCTIONIRR
for household effects fans Moeda
etc., for the County of Huron.
Address .11 communications to
STALKER, Auburn P. 0. 44d
OPTOMETRY
A L. COLE, R. O.
OPTOMETRIST, OPTICIAN.
West Street, Godcricb.
Honor Graduate of the Canadian
Ophthalmic College of Toronto.
Dye* examined by the isteat meth -
oda. and the proper tittle( of (Lame
at moderate prices. Ontario Boar*
of Examiners Certificate No. ST3.
DR. LORNE WILKEY
Over ilero's Shoe Store. Telephone
420. Evenings by appotntneast.
MUSIC
WT.w. H. JACKSON, Organlat
■■ and Director of 'uak•. North
street Methodist church. Instruction
g iven In Voice Culture. Organ, Piano
Fiona. Guitar. Theory, etc. Studio an 1
NMldttoce. 37 North street. Phone $Sl
RDICAL
DR. ALEXANDER FISHER,
Pbone 997 Stratford, Ont.a
Special atteoon given to care oil'
Intents end children.
old: 1 filly Percheron,
Y
WM F. MDTCALr.
Bayfield, Ont.
Oellfce hour. -4 to 4 and 7 to S._
Other hours by appointment.
Olt 1' J R FORSTER
vEYE, EAR. NO1*, THROAT
L=it BurgeonNew York Opp
%halmlcafdl AuralgHo'pltal, aadataad
at II e1d Eye Hospital and
Golden Iktrare Throat Hospital. Loa -
don. Eng...
53 Wateelho.IL 8-. Stratford. Tel -
hone 2117. '��\\��_""" ��_
At Hotel B Ooderiei, on
May 18. at 7. p.m.. to May 19,
at fpm.
CHIROPR'TOR
A. N. ATKINSON
Er REGISTERED CHIRO,P
Goderich,
Chronic organic and ner4he
eases. Consulte5Fon free.
hours 2 to 5. and 7 to 9 p.
by appointment.
Residence and ofnee--Cor.
and Victoria atreeta.
i
LEGAL
DROI1DFOOT & `KILLORAN
▪ Barristers, Notary Paw Oils,, 1"
Money to Lend. Phone 17.
Office -The Square. Oodesieh
R A- CLUTF, B. A.. BARRISTIL
▪ Boltdtor and Notary Public. North
St.. Ooderlch. Phone 411.
DUDLEY E. HOLMES
Barrister, EM.
Omer• -Hamilton street, Goderieb.
Phone 27.
d SEA(;ER, K.C.. BARRISTER,
SOLICITOR, Notary Public and
Conveyancer. Office--Ooart Hoo"
G(dericb.
Nape & Nape
BARRImra1R, lt)t'c.
R.C.HAYS-R.C.HAYS, ra.. B.A.
llamilton St , (iodericn
INSURANCE, LAAS& WYC.
We•Kii.LOP MUTUAL Tiun IN-
DD�' AURANCE CO. -Farm and isolated
town property insured.
Omcers--Jct. Connolly. Pres., Rod '
rich P. O.: Jar. Evans, Vice -Pres.
Reeohwood P. O.; D. T. McOreglor.
Sec.-Treas., Seeforth P. O.
Directors -A. Rroadfoot, R. D.
No. 3, Seaforth • John G. Grieve, Na
4, Wilton; 771111am Rhin, R. R. Ns.
2, 2. Beaforth ; Jobe Rewnelwias, Brod-
harm; Opo. McCartney, R. R. 1W, 11.
Sea forth; Robert Ferris, Harloek;
Hurray Gibson, Brueefleld ; Jansen
Evans, Beachwood ; Jams Oowsotly.
Ooderich.
Ageets--J. W. Teo, Oedsrld;
Ales. Leitch. R. R No. 1, Mates;
John'Mnrray. Shaforth; 1. Hinckley,
$eatorth. Polley -holders can pay an
payments and get their cards raesIpt-
ed at 1t. J. Morrish'' Clothing Mss•*
Clinton; R. A. Oatt's Grocery, ilhtr
SMm street. (7ederieb, fir J. R. land's
Gomer 1 Steri. Mayfield.