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FOR YOU, DEAR READER
THE SIGNAL,
GODER.ICH, ONT.
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*pending a few toe at the home of YORKER GODERIOH $0Y
Mr., noel flee Herold 'Over*.
era
r
Birthday
Don't forget there's
a Greeting Card for
every occasion.
BIRTHDAY, ILLNESS,
CONGRATULATION,
BIRTHS, ETC.
"Scatter Sunshine
with Greeting Cards"
Cole's Book Store
ANNUAL
Garden Party
Churcliwoman's thnIti on the
RECTORY LAWN
Thursday. AuKust 9th
Tea Farley Work
ADMISSION TO LAWN -- 10e
D. L. and W. Scranton
COAL
Pocohontas and Alberta
Lump
Shingles and Cement,
Second-hand Lumber,
AUC/i as Ceiling !mintier, Latil,
Wainscotting, 2 a Rafters and
Studding, Shia -tine, 'Windows and
Window Sills and about 30,(so
good Brick.
Win. McClure
Phone 42 Dungannon
. Reader, t.tf The Signal are lh-
kited to assist 11% making this
colualti illtrreatillg to all. Let
us have the names of any visit-
ors you are olio -witting; or If
you or ansy of your frienda ate
taking a trip we eliontil appreci-
ate it if you would let us know.
hinny people at home toni at a
distanee read the Persenal Men-
tion column wIth interest each
week. With the co-operation of
ail our readers it will be still
Mr. lt. F. l'orrh has been cera e,rri. I WINS AVIATION comm.
,-u.•li iii the past week.
Vt.. Il. J. SIri,kler, of New York. 3.-
a ..tiu;; her parent.. Mr. and lir.. J.
It. Kelly.
Mn. and 11ve. }:. V. I.er.ile mud fnw-
itc hat,- returned' from a holiday ci,it
i., Kingston.
Rev. it. C. 11riA'rmid dud lire. lle-
1'erwld lace tonight by steamer Val -
,artier on it trip to }'ort
Mrs. J. A. Stoker, of (lot etuu,l. is
,,•Itmg at the home of her broths
I Mr. 11'm. Gauh .‘. Cambridge ge street.
.lir.. J. E. Mauch alio ,1nn;[hla',
II.g.', Lase returtied ttotue after visit
frieud. nt \1'ingliam oiud Flus
u,Hl.
R. N orttty Ryan Taker First, Prise at
Most. N. Dakota
From a Moos Jaw }54:
With two creditable prises neatly
turfed away, the four members a( the
Mouse Jew Flying Club who Winged
their way to Minot on Sunday ye -
turned to the city Tuesday morning.
At Minot there was a mammoth air
meet at which aeroplanes fist w e •
r. part of the American connuent took finent Company lu
Kiln rilitie and Godericli. 'Later he
the fact that the only
pert. A rather surprising filature was moved to Brantford, coaducting a re -
Melt* ble•rjaue6,; tail business for the genie firm. and in
OBflJARY
SAoas A.- ik4.31TALL
Il04 Allan all, who was form-
er1y for amof years a resident
and busiuve1 stay
of Otsderich, died
day last. at the age of tatty -eight
years. Mr. Rastall was horn In Kb- 8ALK—A NeMBER ONE /Wad-
cardlue township and after avenging MISR RHSORT, with the prettiest
his boyhood days on the farm engaged ereaery around Ooderkt. Good bassi
FOE SALE
CI.oVEIR IIOAXEY Felt SAVE.—TEN
cents Veteoound In your own nr,_
lit the wholeaale lumbering bushiest; naint Good house, with garage Lf
W111 sell at reduced price. Come and
8111AD, Piper's Dam, Goderich. 2t
large enough to bold live or sty cart
PERSONAL MENTION
friends at Detroit.
is holi.'.nying in town.
1.
alises Geraldine,. and Pauline Ile -
Liter! are liaida3ing tit Saniiii.
Its, Helen Kay. of stratforti. has tit
been the guest of air,. J. E. Tom. •;
!ration! last wick.
Don.. d. are sien,itid: neek in
Mr. mid Nits Aitken their
it boys. of Louiloli. 11r- s
-ter. Sher -
- were the two from Mouse Jaw.
It. W. Ryan, pllot of the Moose Jaw faauteda lausi
to Toronto, where he
flying (lab, return, to t Bees Ingiv
htb city With
hit, Own name. While la Brantforn,
111.'4 Prize f°r slu"t "Pd"Y'. ; 31r. /install took so active part In tau-
; as be is commonly known among Ills ,thipai affairs, being „ Amerman for
' Irle111174. did hie little (HAS In "White el „maw of years o4d mayor of the
env" His Inalitery of the machine
NMI his knowledge city. In Masooic circles he Wag an en.
stirt.tsd recognition and as 114411t the, of Done Lodge, 12t, Brantford, and
Moose Jaw Irlyiug Club now boasts at
I Past Z of Mount Horeb eh
most awe pilot
All the honors (lid not go to Mr., took a prominent part in church at- nriltBABLE BigaiDENct paopeft.
10an... Air the elid,'s iustruelor, alr. fairs. being member or Metropolitan IF Ty ro
.—At corner of Bri-
tannia role) and William street Teti
rooms besides bathroom. closets. etc.
Good furnace. All coareeleoces. For
ternts and further
brick house. Good location onI
North street. Modern conveniences
Apply to G. G. NEWTON. the Square.
1/PRIORT PIANO (BELL) FOR
Apply to DONALD MacKAY. P. 0.
Box 467. Goderich.
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Dowsed Ingram. viiierped Will of church' 7°r()Utc In 1887 '
the epeed race. Mr. 11.1,, also piloted ulartit2t liargaret Williatne• ffintether
-While Calls" which ho steered around of the late John Willianis, who prede-
the twenty -mile of (an. ceased him several :tears ago, sad he
other entries. In the rare wer II leaves to mourn his 1
woh ,,f it4irtishtlanosisrssms_alie4 (inuehter! Reg. A. W. aud Ruth I'. of
turned to Detroit tito•r tneir speaks well for the type of machiee
Mr. alai Mrs. Wat,en Stralfon, Air. and mr. ..tow:;:tor hale re- fart that a Moth was the wiuner ,T,r4:4"; tttr"listirterir, Mr*. w-
..ements and Mies Ilayme Hasten,
7 this ti • 1irs. lkwald MiNe‘ii. ,nd ofter 'wide!' the Federal Government is stip- Lomond. Alberta. and hr.. It. W.
(lenient*. Kincardine. it was While
spi•ii.liteg vavatiou ulth hls neither. Mr. nrsi 'Mot. J. N. Canips-TI, ' he was visiting lily sister at Kineardine
t.initis, Mot., week at the of the Moose Jaw Ilyiug COO,. and
Air. W. r. Pritlhani and Miss J. MRS. ALEX. YOUNG •
Shay -111,1u thi.4 sirs. E. Eti.hain, oho eits %%siting 1-11b. were tbe other M.tose Jaw ; wiikat she buns with wuuderful pa -
visiting wit), 31r. tin,: Mrs. WItt. tintt•
_Guuley srattloOlb- I.& (linty u the pct.! week. ha. o'eloek Monthly morning the- re. ina- I wife of Mr. Aleximiler Young, passed
her sisle..r. Mrs. 31,1:0-1. at other re -
home of Air. ard It. Stoneholi.,. Air. It. I.. Hutchinson. direetor of the
nut who Made the trip. At ti.30, lICIrce and cheerfulness, Mrs. Youtig,
card being given to only those fro. m
After a long and trying Illness
ou Monday last at heel SATCRDAY. AUOUST 4th,
particulars apply to
DONALD MacKAY. P. 0. Box 467.
WEMIED
ST1Phe
•WANTED.—YL 9T
I'a« and aelmrste at shorthand
Mid t+t�e e; lee sin epics knowledge trot egeentlai. Shia
gaalideetioaa, experience, age and pal,
an expected. Apply BOX 477, Wings.
ham. Ontario. it
POC'SiKEI0P1111. — mum CLASS,
one small child, desires potljtion
with widower or bachelor, toq; or
country. References. Apply t• BOX
896, Godericb, Oat. it
WANTED. -- REP1E17811 WCATIVR
for tiotterich, also a salesman or
saleslady to call on homes demons
titrating an electric warlilag machine
of merit. Splendid remuneration 'for
consistent worker. Neelt not be ex=
perieneed. Apply immediately to
BOX 27, SIGNAL (*IVOR. .
" woman 'Referred. Atl-
or NTE11.—MAID ,r011`
TV housework.. Apply --eis ROR
tf Nunez,: is frthtlemy GIVEN To
la persons having claims aininst
the estate of Caroline itch wane. late of
the town of f/toderich. the county of
AUCIION SALES
ED AUCTItaN SALE OF
SERINIOLD FURNITURE A_NDiodanyoroLibJurely.thdo.D.not'bildt2us.7 Ott:too:no:I:ha: .„,,t3,
sank. duty proven. to tbe undersigned
Huron. who died on or about' the 23rd
0
MISS C. I. STEW.1RT I on and ,after that date the assorts of
dewy. Victoria artreet. Goderich on
4.1U sell by publk auetion at her real- among threes -ties theretu emitted
the mid estate win be distributed
Goderieli. aerodrome was reached. Thr tr;i, was! home ea the ot conceit:Jou of Col. etimmenting At 110 sharp: wbont notice shall stars bent rei'viv4
Iliss OeIight mitt,i, visited over the Mr. mid Mr,. Thoniit. shields and made with the idea of toteertieing boree township. It ts a little over • DATED at Oblerkh thlaollat •day
lieek•eibi with relatives Anil frielulA llt 4,y mrs. Sam Moiio• Jaw and during their efisencel year since Mrs. Youug became IIL and
room dining -room. bolt -nem and ktt- HAYS HAYS.
All the contents of the house: Lirines 3411,' 4•1°- 1928.
Mr. IVal. Gdulpy, of Fle'relalld. Is litre dinight"-• l'e:tY. inetortst to , spreading the slogan, "Follow the Boo pect of her reiovery, but time sad ,
sheartiown. nor: Bradford uud the fohlr men 'were busily ting':ined WI for sons there bad been no pros- own fundahhers, ieeluding etm Goderlich. °uteri°.
couple of weeks tit. Gto.11,), higt to Moose Jaw." again her •nutsing vitality carried her tains. vIctrola. Singer sewing machine,: Solleitors fur the Executors ot the
St
I " ideturee. lawn mower, garden hose. ' ilbuyS "tole -
Mrs. F. D. sr.aver and daughters.
over the critirul period when ;hose, ,
leo weeks.
Ng the post three week. with relatives itYan. son of Mr. and Mrs. Itiehard many Jane tp„14.1 Budinns„, w„
..f t;o4lcrich, is visiting in tr./will fee a
Mis. Ora AVells, of Galt, ri,rineriy M,l'ired. have returned . The foregoing will heo'„f ,..pecial in- about'her belicied the end heti omit.. Everything must be dieposed of. 2.461ffilimmow.renemmeerwasnatewew,„es.
to their horn,. ;it Toronto !tiler ma.nd, wrest to the frientia here of Mr. Worthy I Sirs. Young. whose maiden name way TERSIS--esteh.
Miller -Sherwood we -tilling at Stratford moo( cotetth Jeerpli ha.; retorned In the CoReglitte Institute at lione• toweship, a daughter of the late Mr. LIVE
Mos. liarold litters attended- the and (Heeds in Goderielt. Ryan of town. Mr. Ryan Pr a teacher buru seventy years ago in Colborne'
Auctioneer..
141 Tuesslay.
home after nttending the Summer Jaw. but has not allowed himself to/ and Mrs. John Buchanan. After their ' rLEAins4; AriTitr,N N.51.1,:, ()Ft s.
spending her vatlitlion at her lo,ine on
kr A3 . street.
Sfiss alaiiiT Taitton.- of- Detrnit--ht-- -.-ttont under- the fensfereltio (4--tho, forget the art „r Hying which hal marriage in 1,42...ember. ISSe. she and, t.
Y.P.S. of the I.onilon conference et , leorne,1 and Pla to good Isuelsose during' Mr. Young rived for twenty-three- yearn., ra-rgg-rs. .
Hof 'SE FURNISHINGS ANI) ggiew gtteagediePtbaltirb• lit sem
:Montreal staff.
the Unfits! cloincli. at Sint/fore. I the war.
AT PORT ALBERT I •t lot 5. eunce.Nion 7. where their
ROBT. ROBERTSON.
been spending a few days tills u'eek spent A telt- (lays the ;Kist week with .
for a few %eeks.
are wIgiting her lament,. lb Suiltiliry. !age anal will reamin till sel,ternber, was from swarm and maven Bum township, they mude their home un the
Miss M. 1.. Bra/. a Kitchener. has ..„,,s. George nod flepitialil. of Toront..•
Mrs. F. Townsend Anil two obiliiren I, ooderieti, where they have lake* * .-.4- I
Ten-day Outing
— -, three years, oil moving back to the
Young reseed away. Of the tami.y o,
Young moved to town, rein lining here
eommeacing at 1.30 "harp. all tb
tents of the house:
SATURDAY. AUGUST lltb. [the I
, See him or drop a card and Fs'
I.. sell without any reetirve at Itis rest- w aeoetiteaturtmnethali:slang.71.7..they be-ste
Mr. Hurl Mrs.. Fred Love and left en Slate. Jingo. alit°. ••kita. six sisters sett three brothers to which '
the Statee. on a motor trip throngh. linktitroluekl how do you like us?
stokes Is taking hoilda s Ringo jingo all bah
Mr. Ned rzie.e has taken LI positi011 as-
Iterder Cities Stair: Ifni and Sirs. R
junior elerk on the local Bank of Whittaker anti daughter. Patriela. HAPIGOLUCKI CAMP hospitality. 1n 1:./11 Mr. and Mrs. • We hake received lostruetions front ,
Wort me& to give satletnedaw-
Partnere' sal* motes discoeeted.
give It immediate attestice.
sbe belonged. only rite youngest of the Ilibrar7/ and Diainii-remi,--one Farm seise a apsoiaos: Judea eca
"'eters, Sirs. John S. Clark of Colborne I green wieker arm chat 1 -hi
miss Elliot Rivers, of Hanover. is
PUBLIC NOTICE
TO Tiff: CiTIZE.Ns oF THE
TOWN OF GODERICH
MONDAY, 6th of AUGUST, 1928
h„, lug leen tio,l by By-hiti as
CIVIC HOLIDAY —
1828
1928
PUBLIC MEETING
will be held in the TOWN HALL on
Friday, August 3rd, 1928
a Leta! Committee to Join with the District Committee in Celebrating
the 100th Anniversary of the Open;ng Up of the Huron Tract
EVERYBODY COME !
Goderich. Aug 1st, 192`. H..1. A. MacEWAN, Mayor
Cut Sow Thistle Now
A little attention immediately to cutting Sow Thistle
will prevent millions of seeds being scattered over
your farm and your neighbor's farm.
Sow Thistle is one of the most
pernicious weeds in the Province
It has been on the increase. Further increase means
loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars. Get it under
control now before it gets your farm under control.
JOHN S. MARTIN, G. R. PATERSON,
Ilimitor of Apicskure. Agricultural Representative.
Mrs. Jane Lynn and (laughter.
Jenny. of town. spent a moat enjoya
time on a three-day trip to Genre
itity and Red Bay with Mr. and
11. Faust and children. Jene
14..' Girls in trait:rig. Rah: Rah:. Rah!
Me eameing days are past. ne merlon
sn , Keith C.G.I.T. hare returned from a
i -k ten-day life In tbe open. The camp.
Mi.,1 Coleman, who during July w
one of the at the Mettle
thdr 410,, left t"ddy for Toronto
• er home at North Bay. Mi
Courtiee of Leamington has ArTlir
to iissist Miss Carter in this work.
Mr Chrya Archer spent the wee
Wright. at Net Boom. On hie
turn ha was accompanied by his al
ter. Miss Helen Archer. who wl
spend a montliai holiday" with her
grandparent', Me and Mre Ale
; returned from a visit to Mr. J. T
Goldthorpe at Goldthorpe, Ont.. whe
Dr. end Mrs. D. A. MeCarten and tam
ily. of Winnipeg. and she, tillve Gold
- Thorpe. of Toronto, Men were holi
, Kineardine News: Dr. and Mos
, IVeir anal Mrs. C. A. Robertson were
here on Saturiloy visiting their conein,
Mr. J. T. Johnston, of Ottawa. The
rear Johnsiton, of Auburn. who was
resident tif Kinctirdine for many years,
, He is iu his eightleo. but in good
health. Antl IS ptyrbsibly one of the inet
I !Inks with the early history of Rin-
i cardine.
township, now srmirer. The bereaved er arm ehair; I rucking chair; 1 tapet.. I
husband, the eurviving sister, and , try arm chair; 2 ruse; 1 black walnut f
as , . the camp consisting of two
i• iiiann;;.nwais held at Port Albert on bawe
Mrs. losing was a Wielong menitsT Of Wagon ; 2 pairs curtains; I child, 4311111°PRATTet AND Digua.
Smith's Hill Presbyterian (now black walnut chair; I wick
United). church, und the funeral see- stand; I pet,. bab I
whom they were devotedly attacheil. dining -room extengion • 1 di
other relatives hare the sympathy of ; tatsie; I wastepaser basket; 1 group
a host of friends in the loss of one to I statuary ; 4 eurtains ant rings; 1 table.
er tea
GODERICH
SON
nd large tents aod a cottage was situated • y sea es; odd dishes sertipned win,
conducted by Rev. It. It. Cummjpg.
pastor of the church, and Rev. W. R.
Alp of Auburn. Mr. Cumming spoke
comfortingly front the words "He
giveth HU beloved sleep." Mr Alp,
en on a point overkakieg the lake. Owing
horse; 1 doll's carriage; 1 child's ham- tmemeeme aad wattage. eadUre4," s
ho weir ferwerly SIrr. young's pa...! mock stand; I Steinway- upright piano; peistaset
vices on Bednesday afternoon were sad glasses, 1 red wool rug. bathe. imietrosue alictrimaftastie
walnut cupboard; 1 table; 1 chair; I nervous theeeesa Lady hi
hat ruck; 1 child's, tricycle; 1 express Office hours 2 to L aad Tato 0.IM.
wages; doll's house; I retiring emending meads, sad Ts -
ss to the excellent beast and the seal-
ed erosity ot the cottager'. the swimming
and rowing was enjoyed by each and
h. everyone. Mr. Matheson. of Port
d Albert, very kindly took tbe girls out w
re. • in his motor boat. On Saturday. the tt,
girls were all enthutied over a picnic to
11 /- to Goderieh. The &arch eerrieee at
Sheppardton were totally and wholly ha
x., taken by the girls. The weather tie
e during the night owl/4 to the Mad ea
rush to the cottage in the rain. The see
re hills abotit the eamp become very elite Jo
.1 gave had impretarione Nome of the apd
pery with the showers end Indeed y
ens and- Christian ' charity,
which I mahogany and brocade chair; ,
d been a help to him In his minietra-; ofrasatErneallattonandebeaslein:a1;
ns and an example to tall with whom! ablauporrchtaabia7M 1 CHAR17214 AcoscriltiNT
re. wItriraireT;andteditIlinsangherodnaellory ibit i Irierillelbh—r, Three large grass mats ; DistaNIC P. owe, OILAIIIIIIRED
rorite byWans. "Jesus Sakautr. Pilot 2 /ow wicker green arm chat s ; I larg,. AccountanL 302 Ontario germ
." Ilie pallbearers were mewirs. , rocker; 1 white woven arm chair; I Stratford. Phone IMO. Rea MINIX
lin Yowls, Jas. -Hayden, Alex. W. I white woven table; 1 green table; 1!
re laid at rest in Colborne cemetery. i sofa ; I cushion; I veranda swing
v I si tore Many people visited the
eamp and all arreed that ft was an ex.
eellent spot. The girls wish to tbank 4,,,,
all thoee who berped to keep the camp pre
aupplied with good thinge to eat; A
thove who Ic/mlly loaned their teots, Toe
and' threw who used their cars to take we
the girls there anti heck. 'Ph. Orb f <We riff
their good times to their chaPertalees fro
Mot. Lane and Mos Connor. The yea
forgotten. All the girls were thrilled
by it'and meet likely Port Albert will
see the girls of Seaforth again next
year. Tbe names of those who attend-
ed camp are ay follows: Marguerite
Black, Annie Hanna, Bessie Bell,
Helen Lane. Elinor Burrows, Mildred
Turnbull. Elizabeth McLean, Margaret
Crich, Jean I luff, Elva Wheatley, I an
°rare Scott. Anna Edmond*, Mary
Beattie. Mary .1reltibald. Norval Ila.h.
we
NIPPER BOY DROWNED
' SUNDAY AT GRAND BEND
William L. Cooper Seized with Cramps
while Bathing '
firand Bend. July 29.—William
If*ticiiirr. 1)f Kippen. was
drowned here at o'clock this after-
noon after he hail been aeleed with an
;meek ernmpe. The troy, together
with n.n older brother and a chum, had
Just (-mere() the water a few moments
ore, distappeared almost at
Imee, With ery for help to his bro-
they. The No4ly did not come to the
siirttoe the time.
Was found A short time later in about
hair feet of water. .than Skinnisr.
formerl, of Lowboy. voided into the
natter fully irlresated. and. assisted in
directing me Or. Norman F
Seltram mid Dr. W. I,. laenner. heill
of London. urre at the scene and
worked for rly on hour in RA effort ;
The hot- Was spirtultng the. afternoon ,
here with his fatter end fire brotborel
and sisters. Another sister. Olive, re- '
sides in Delmit. Ills mother died!
4 TO RENT.—STORE SUITABLE roil
, grocery or office. Immediate pots -
A ntiotek is any -thing that someopel session given. APPI7 to ALEX.
fta
enie one of flio Latest , couch; 1 bark basket for dowers.
Frost 813.1"1"1.--4411° rug; 1 befl- thalamic and Aural Rosette- affillits".
Late House SargeotiNew York OA. "t7
ST& EAR, NOSE. THROAT
vent from towu. as
r seen hi tbe township. many being
casket .Witemerretioded wim hamm Neck walnut table; 2 chair&
well as from i seesielated:. Iffiaroctire:er,
table, whh drawer, and mirror; I
awadhitespreninagmliel; ;1It,zoilet Goats Hssaro Throat Hospital, Lew
at Moorefield lye Hospital sad -.r' -
. Thew present et the funeritil side tattle; 1 set of Are Irons; 1 ARI- doL, Res.,. ,
1 flowery pear' by-friende near land 1
At Hotel Bedford, Owlorkil. ea the
and Mrs. Gre: Paterson, of Torento, — — ' evening of third Momday et
m a diet/ism were Rev. Oilin G.; bottanY highboy ; curtain and drapes. ...),""" ".„ateratm BI- I. Streeter& Tel.
ng. Dix, Mr. ileadereon Yining! Sewed Bedroom—one large ru • "—". ''•
my. Townley.
verton; Dr. Alex. Moir, of Bengali.
Mr& tRee.)- Vs. maenbuntin. (4 )111- 2 mattreasee sad sPeingo; I Inlaid oasts rill fbn f _
black walnot toile( table, clrellAPT st i p.m,
• table; 1 inlaid black walnut washing
stand ; 1 toilet set; 1 large arm chair
Mooda7, July anth, Mary Jane table; I brown tablati 1 small cheet of ERNEST W. LEI,
DIM
Third nedreem.,-Onc white enamel 10 King street east l'orento &
YOUNG.—In Colborne township, on chintz toter; 1 chair; 1 white enamel ,
with tibints cover; 1 lounge with
Barrister and Solleitor
Buchanan, beloved wife of Mr. Alex- drawers.
Telephones Ilea $4141441T.
der Young, aged 70 years.
old chest of drawers, hiaek within" • 1
walnut dressing table; 1 large
Barrister, Ste.
iron bed; 2 mattresees and spring.; 1
DUDLEY E. DOLMEN, •
of Senforth, and Mrs. Connor, Mar- a
r . Mr. LIMP. Laura MeMillan. all THE muir.v•OF"I•HE LATE MRS.
M. SCHWAN/. take this oppor-
made chairs, crinoline chairs; 1 pair
Keret Itc1101111111, Dnrothy MacLean.
Bentrioe confer and FMK Workman. nintty of tendering their
, l'pper Hall ---One runner, wool tex ; Photia 27 -
of lihnet.
mother during her Illness, also in timel Sitting Hewn Offistairs). — One 0 R. DARROW, BARRISTER
thanks to neighberti and friends for
the many kindnesses extended to their I 1 table and "loth.
MEDICAL
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IMGAL
CARD or TRIANKS
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t.ircus parade at the perilion or bereavement, and for floral tribotee.
- I enameled desk; 1 enameled chair; 1 Suocessor, to J. L. XI/loran.
Werineeday, Aantust lath, under footstool; 1 arm chair, cane back, Phone 87.
Alleeleey of Maple Leaf Chapter, I.O.
la. E. Perth -Oars later. TAKE Tills OPP()RTUNITY OF Offiee—Ths- Square: Goderida
Meek walnut ; 1 rug: I lace curtain; 1
%bine pnrlor In connection with Me
ssloehrepairlitg buisinetss on Hamilton
street. An expert in attendance. 2t
TO RENT
A double holm on North rreet.
This Is the second house from the
Square. Ilas six rooms, furnace, bath-
room anal all modern convenlellefol.
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Robins' 17th Anniversary Sale Starts Saturday,
ugust 4th, and Continues Until August 18th
ft,T rfot WATCH OUR wINDoWs FOR EXTRA SPECIALS
•
e , so eat clothes.
extending my sincere and heartfelt Hack - Bedreens._4Thc rum bed; I
their innumerable klutineveis to mY ; roc.' black walnut frame; 1 washing
thanks to friends and neighbore for: mattress; I ellen of drawers; I ink,
beautiful floral tokene
dear wife during her long llinews; also,
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Officers—Jas. Connolly, Pres., Goa
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE OF IIORSES.
will sell by polille auction at Siti let
3. COAreswlet1 9. E. D. Ashneld town-
ship, half mile month of Lenses store, on
commencing at 2 o'clork. sharp:
Heroes and Coke. Perelerrens and
Ceram—Two mares years old, 3000
gelding, 7 years obi, 140u lhe ; geld.
hag. 6 yearn old, 1300 Me.; 12 one -
yes r•okt Pereherone and Clyde";
colts; 3 fonr•year-old colts.
No brands, all good stuff.
TER31/4--Nine swathe' credit on ap•
proved joint notes with 7 per cent.
Interest
Proprietor. Awl looters.
Naps alHape
BARRI/MOM ETC.
Hamilton St., Goderkn
INSURANCE. LOANS. IITC.
Irons; 3 cosi oil cans; 1 spider; I wash
board; 1 tob; 1 iron frying pan; 1
Preserving kettle: Jam jars: 1 bread
box; 1 bread mixer; silverware; pie -
tures. glass; ornaments; lame
tion of ornamental jugs.
ler; axe; lawn mower; shears; water.
leg can; hoe; rake; spode; wheel-
barrow; chiki's playboys*. and nune
*roue other a rt leles of ?value.
Praetically ati the furniture is wal-
nut or mahogany that has been In the
family for year's and will lutenist any-
one food of good pieces. There will
be nothing reserved, as Mr. MeDooald
is leaving Goderleb.
Directors --A. Broadfoot, E. a.
No. 3, Seaforth; Jobe G. Grimm. Na
2, ileaforth; John Bennewlek Brod.
Ileafortia; Robert Ferris, sarlock;
morns Gibson, Bromfield; James
Evans, Beech wood ; /sow CosoeSIPA
Alex. Leitch, IL S. No. 1._01tetest
John Murray, Seatortlit EFIselnap.
Seeforth. Policy -holders coo oaks an
payment* aad get their nerds recelp&
ed at R. I. Illorrish's Clothing Stara
Mates: S. R. °etre Oreeery,
Mee street Oedtriel, er 7. M. MAO%
Omani Mom