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ursday, August 18. 1928.
THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
WESTERN FAIR
LONDON ,- _ ONTARIO --::
September 8th to I5th
}.;,, "A Day at the Fair" is worth
two anywhere !
•
Whit you can sets in the w'ny of exhibits, live stock. poultry,
dogs, handicrafts. amusements, star grandstand attractions,
new inventions, latest-eitntitie developments. and interesting
things in general oouhi tike t cells any other nay.
New Steel and Brick Livestock Arena
BRING THE FAMILY ,4,401.,..,,40.1
$40,000 in Prizes & Attractions!
.1 H. SAUNDERS, ear, fres.
President.
W. D. JACKSON,
Secretory
Robins' Anniversary Sale
ends Saturday, August 18
Here are a few Extra Specials
5 dozen men's broadcloth Shirts, collar to match
in grey only. Sizes 14 to 17. Special. . . . $1.19
5 dozen khaki Pants. Sizes 32 to 40. 98c
Mens' khaki Combs. Sizes 36, 42, 44. Only.. $1.59'
Boys' Balbriggan Shirts. Sizes 26 to 30 25c
Boys' Braces. Special at 15c
Men's rubber Belts, black, brown and grey, at 15c
3 dozen white Overalls. Special at 79c
M. ROBINS
PHONE :;' •1 SOuth,Side !••,tuarc t i l) i) E R I (' if
D. L. and W. Scranton
COAL
Pocohontas and Alberta
Lump
Shingles and Cement,
Second-hand.Lumber,
such as Ceiling Lumber, lath.
Wainscotting, 2 x R Rafters and
Studding, Sheeting, ;Windows and
Window Sills and about :10,0too
good Brick.
Wm. McClure
Phone 42 Dungannon
moi..
n„•,.
I am going West for cattle.
and 1 will be in touch with nil
leading stock iunrkets. 1 will
fill orders for carloads or
small lot., and wilt lav• pleased
to giro you any information
r••garding ;ane.
- 1 will iettve AugtnM 1.1t)t.
Alter that date. phone or writ t.
M. PRIES F(4RI IW ICH. and
it-dorm:d'111 will b. forwarded
SHELDON BRICKER,
E'ordwich, Ont.
NOTICE
1
i TvARNINO
1;'�cieta ai
trlt:,g on the
t. vprhi1it'i
(til, ,,der- will 1.
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R. C. POSTELETRWAITE,
Chief of Police
BROOM1NG SOBER tarn.
FOR YOU, DEAR READER
lteaders of The Signal are in-
'vttel to assist in making this
column interesting to all. Let
us have the names of auy visit-
ors you are entertaining; or if
you or any of your friends are
taking a trip we should appreci-
ate it if you would let us know.
Maui people at home and at a
di'tauce read the Pero
mal
oual Men-
tieu i III►1 with interest each
week. With the co-operation
all our readers It will be 4111
more interesting.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mlsx Marion Mnrr.'t 1 taken a
Iter a two weeks' vacatluu spent at
the home ut Mr. 'and Mrs. P. Fina.
• • •
lir. Wm. Awe, of Winnipeg, is vie-
itL,;; 'hist brother, Mr. Chas, M. Ross.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Henle, of New
York, are ocvupying 'their .stwnmer
home at the lake.
,� • • •
31r. Wm. !toss has returned to De-
troit after a two week eaeadon
'Tent tit his home here.
• • •
Misses
Nina Graham, of New York,
and Lena
Graham, of Toronto, have
loeu
!ting 1n t;oderlh this week.
• • •
urdoch McKenzie, of Sault
ale, Mich., is tisiting her
cousin,
Mr. ,ttiis. M. sleets, Elgin
n 1s
Mrs. M
Ste. Ma
avenue.
• • •
Mr. William tate and bride. of
Parkersburg, W. Va., were week -end
tisltors with Mr. and . Mrs. Thos.
Swarts.
1„s
hien at Toronto. 1!'` • • •
• • • Mr. and Mrs Wren Sheardowu
Mrs C. St.iin and children are and family, Mrs. Sam Sheerdowu
ititig at Stratford. and et
SOU Harold were recent risitor
••• ut ('reditou.
Mr. 3laevlumald G1bbac, of Owen
>outatl.. t•. iu tatJYn. rl.i. �11YN. i t•mlth 2114-
nti tatli t trarte:< "f-t.
.t tie trot._itrntpliutteg tu4 4ture rspeustte uu-.
ore este at the hoose of lir anal dertukiug, was left fur subsevpurut ac•µ
• • •
aursORIAL CAIRN
WILL BE ERECTED
AT $ARBOR PARK
l
(Ooattatlod from pap 1)
Outario to Lake Huron we* estate
Robed ;
"Alae to commemorate the complc
Owl of the paved highway, 192s."
(2) (For the other pillar, a quota -1
tion from John Balt) ; " 'Of nue'
thing et this time 1 do not hese
tate to sed that I was proud, mud
with good reason too: 1 caused a !
road to be opened through the forest
of the Huron Tract, nearly u huu-
dred miles in length, by which an
overland communication was estate
!tithed for the first time between the
two great lakes. Huron and Ontario'
"-John Galt." •
Cairn to Be Erected •
After sone discussion this report
was received and adopted. It was de-
cided to proceed at once with the er-
ection of the eairu ut Harbor Perk,
this being left in the lauds of Mr.
ltuthwelte committee, with peeve
Craigie and Councillor Muuuiugs tut
added members. The errs tiuu ut the
utewerial at the juuctiuu of Huruu
Mr. Dat• uud Britannia roads, beteg u more
CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Wm. Barclay, B.D., of Central
church, Hamilton, will have charge of
the services at Knox church next Sun-
day. Subtotth acbool at 10 a.m.
The services; at North street Un-
ited: church text Suuday will be con-
ducted by Rev. W. J. Taylor, of Bel-
mure. tiuudey 001o01 at 10 a.m.
Rev. Duuald Mcleod, of Mountain,
Ont., will have charge of the setwke's
lu Victoria street United church next
Sunday. Sunday school meets at 10
S.M.
• • •
Miss Margaret tt'ils,•u i tisltills
',
Mrs. !'has. 11(00s.tiuu after swum further inat
friend,. at Toror`wu
io for to aeks._ -
• • • should be secured and pt iiia uta wlr
• • • tuiued from the l'rvvtntlal Urpatrt-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Breen, of
Mr. Bur_3l:ar. of iltu. 1a vis [enlisted, and Mr. tool Win: R-. !'tier ment of Highways for its erection on
Bing at the puma of Mr. and Mrs J. son, of London, spent the week -end. the blghw*J,
B. Graham. ! with Miss Stirling. • Assurauce was given that the cairn
• ' •
• • • at Harbor Park could be erected in '
Miss Ere" ('lark has been apo Mr. and Mrs. F. ('lark and 3Ir. and time fur unveiling on the day of the
pointed teacher in S S. No. 13, Hay. Mrs. R. Matttlt_a'n and son Roblin. of cerebration, September 3rd.
near Exeter. Toronto, spent the week -mud with Mr. Mr. J. S. 1'1511, for the deeuratiou
• • •
uud aro. B. Cheer. ; committee, reported in tavur of the
• • • erec•tiou of au arch at some suitable
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest harper. Mr puiut iu tomo, suggested locations be -
acid Mrs. Luke and Mie Luke. of lug the junction of the Huron road
Whitby. slotted last week with Mr. and Britannia rood; at Elg,u avenue,
and Mrs. J. E. Mutt•h. , or at the Square. The committee al-
• • • I au reeutuweuded the offering of prize* l
Mrs. tient Forder and daughter fur the best dccorpted places along I
and Mr,e. Ed. Forder. of Preston. were, the route -CO fur the ,eetion between
r4s ent visitor, at the hutne of Mr. Hulmesecille awe 'Taylors turners, go i
and Mrs. Jas. M1('rncken. • for the section from Taylor's Comers!
i • • • to town, and a similar prize for the
iMr. C. C. Tee was able to Bine the senates within the town.
b
hospital last week and Is now at- t Mr. .1. B. Reynolds reported pro -
tending 10 hnsinesv, ,booth not yet
quite back to 1.is old form.
Mra Geo. Bender, of lourituul. for-
merly of town. visited frier:its here a
few days this week.
• • •
Mr. and Mr-. F u';w
I R•.l. of
Walker-ille. are spend!ng two weeks
with Mrs. Swanson.
• • •
11r. Mac. itarce has taken a posi-
tion on the 1.,:11 stag of the Pruden-
tial fife Insurance Co.
' • •
11eau Than Eight Thosd Amend
In Parts for Befog Drunk.
According to comparative statistics
Parts is becoming thus moat sober dty,
of the continent. In 1911 22.019
persons were picked up these try the
pollee for belnr drunk; to 1927 only
7,917 were arrested on that therms,
as against 10.110 b Berlin, about
1,000 In Vienna and Budapest. and
over 15,000 In Moscow.
The Paris papers, In sommeating
on the sobriety of the C•lty, of Light.
cast doatt on the figures furnished
by Rome, where It 1. reported the
"legally bto�eated" In 1927 num-
bered only 910. They show that the
beettse has been steads' to Parts ever
since the world war, principally eaten
ed. an agree, by the suppression of
absinths.
Among other masons given by the
press for the town's 'sobriety are the
tnereeeed ]rice of alcoholic liquor,
the Increasing vogue of outdoor
Fat
and oo�f travel, and the
m osier Rivera) tnaatings. - -_
of;1 iclo--iver;
r •/
GEO. STEWART
Fto,lfl.�'7
Braes St Telephone ICS Calorie -II
Miss Wit:nifrede Wallington, of
Brantford. visited ht -r aunt. Mrs A. ,
F Colborne. last week.
• • •
Misses Lydia nti.l Ella Beck have
returned to Toronto atter a visit at;
at. home of Mrs. Swanson.
• • •
Miss Marion Neftel and frlet,,t." of
Chi'ago. are netting with Ler
par-ents. Mr. and Mrs K. N:,ftel.
Ronald,
her
Currie.
return-
ed course at the Tnrcintn i'nirerstty.
• • •
• • •
Mrs. J. Beattie end soh Ron , of
Sr. Mary., are rieirtug with 1 per-
tints. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Car
• • •
Wee Dolor,. Loithwaite has urn -
ed home after completing a simmer
Mr. and Mrs. Vidor Dean and
family. of BnRslo. have ).een reciting
their relatives in town the. week.
Mr. and Mr.. Wm. Finn bare re-
trirnerl to Detroit after *Tending
week it the home of Mr. and Mrs. P.
Finn.
• • •
Mrs. N. B. Stn;rh left on Tuesday'
for her home et Ii,dlvwr.eol. relit..
after rlating friends in town for .ev
nasi nacho. t
• • •.
sties mend Linton nn'1 Mrs. Joe
Kremer returned M Detroit nn Sun-
day. They were a"rompanled by i
Mise Vine Lu=ton.
• • •
Mils Laura Benin.. -r. of Detroit,
.pent a few dayst lnet week the gile.t
of Mrs. W. T. Smith while en route
to her home at Formosa.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. M, -Kat Johnston. of
Detroit. spent a few darn with Mr.
and Mrs: M. J. Bowler before leaving
for a tour of Kenteeky,
• • -•
air. Alhun Finn and Mime Alana
Yarher have returned to Detroit at-
SHINGLES
B. C. RED CEDAR ;;744
$1.00 per bundle
SEE US AT ONCE.
THEY WILL NOT LAST.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs T. Cameron 3teKeusie
54444 hips,• Rutherford. of Toronto.
are the guest. of their hrt,(her-tn-
law, Mr.'James MecVlear.
grecs with the arraugetueuts for the;
Iwselaall games in the aftertooem the'.
Osiers of Toronto and Geuerul 'fires
of Buffalo to be the contending teams.
Yr. Reynolds was authorized to pro-,
ceed with the arrangements and an
advertising committee west appointed.
• • • 31r. T. H. Rothwell was apleinted
vice president of the local committee
Hamilton Iasi week. Mr. Stewart at- and Mr. tit D. Croft; already up -
tended tie Canadian finridx conceit- poluted and acting as secretary, *as!
tion field In 'that city .during the trade secretary -treasurer
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stewart were at
'BOSH
BRE)O OW. -In Goderich, ua Satur-
day, August 11, to lir. and Mrs. W.
C. Bt+eckow, the gift of a daughter
(Evelyn Pearl).
•DIED.
FOLEY.-In Ashfield towtlsidp, on
Monday. August 13th, George Foley,
aged -81 years.
FIIRG1'0ON.-At Hayfield, on Thur.- L'Olt SALE. -TEN RHODE II.AND
day. August 9th, John A. Bergusoo, , [ pens and one rooster, one Tear
aged 81 years old, bred -to -lay strain. A. E. (X/L-
GAl'•LEY.-In Goderleh. on Sunday. Ia)RN-E, Waterloo street. Phone 04.
August 12th, John Gauley, aged 45
years. CIA ►VOlt HONL'4 FOR SALE. -TEN
• • • ,
Mrs. Tho.. it. Gauley and daughter
Hazel. who were visiting at Wood -
.,tock, were called home owing to the
death of her brother-in-law. Yr. John
Galls,.
• • •
Dr. J. M. Griaham. of Harper hoe-
pital. Detroit. hoe returned to that
city after visiting hi. parent.. Yr.
and Mrs .1. R. Graham. and other
relative. and friend..
• • •
Mr. J. W. M*PVlear. Mimeo Relle
end T.1llia• MacVtenr and Miss Ruth-
erford motored to Port Stanley leae
week and •pent the week -enol in that
rine end at Clereland.
• • •
Mr. and Mr. Walter Miller wills
their denghter. 311.. nllte. snot niece.
ituby. have returned to Toronto after
spending n nlemmnt vaeation with
relatires In Goderich and vfeintty.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gould. of Wind -
'"r. mol Mrs. S. Morrienn end Mt..
Elizabeth Marilynn. of Clinton. ViRi-
tat 1a.t week at the home of their
brother and. aster -fn -low. Mr. ,ind
31re. J. Reply. Huron Riad.
• • •
Mrs. Sinclair )eft on - Monthly' on
her return to Leamington. after
spending three months, vt.ltine reln-
tire. and friend* in town. Mr.. R.
Allen and Mi.. Olive Allen nen-mean-
led her by autnmohile am far a. T.an-
don.
• • •
Mrs. (Dr.) John 'E. Sweats and
little Son Tommy, df C)hozy, New
York, and her mother, Mrs. 11. W.
Goe, and daughter Betty, of Parkers
burg. W. Va., are vfsitfng Mr. and
Mrs. T. Swarte.
• • •
Mine Mabel Trombley, Miss Oae
Reeve Cox of Guderich township
was present and took part in the meet -
Mg and stated that his council bad
expressed its re*4Mae to co-operate
int he seara 1 D Hon
WANTED
WAN"1 ID. --GIRL FOR GENERAL
vat housework. Good aslary. App1J
to ALEXANDRA HOSPITAL.
WANTI!II►.-11.11D FOA GENERAL
housework, Telephone 257. '1
SPARE OH PART TIME WORK-
ERS. 310.00 a week extra. No
canh'asalug or selling. Apply after 8.
Phone 489. Ask for MR. NORMAN.
1NoULD PAY 7% INTEREST ON
Irrl tlrst mortgage loan Six Thoth
and Dollars, good hotel. Full ear -
Oculars apply, E. NORMAN & COM-
PANY, 18 Richmond St. E., Toron-
to 2.
ANTED. -MAID FOR GENERALw housework. Apply to BOX 88.
Goderich P. 0. tf
FOR SALE
I.trrUN.-sin Goderich. on lfidireday. et't+ts tar pound In your own con
Aete,ss 9th. RuWaa-_laabella Yat- Mainers at the Nurseries. STEWART
--
tote. daughter ,of the late Robert 1 11114 )S.. Iteumitler. - - -
Patton. -
- ; COR SALE, -SEVEN -ROOT[ WHITE
' brick house. Good location on
IN MEMORIAM 1 North street. Modern conveniences.
Apply to G. G. NEWTON. the Square.
GAI'LEY.-lu loving memory of
AugustMr. John Gauley, who died August
12th, 1928:
Some dwv. some time. our eyes 'hall
it..
The face we loved so well:
Some day thy band shall i•lasp Li
ours
Andnever hid farewell. •
My father from us. now Is gone.
A voice we hired 1s still. our place is extant in heart. .. r.,
Which never can 1'e filled.
labor's.
Sleep on. deer father. thy labor's Bier.
Thy willing hands .hall foil nn more.
On earth there's .1rifs: in IteeVeu.
mgt.ov
We led you well. God lovad you
beet.
--Daughter Etta.
CARL) OF THANKS
MR. AND MRS. JOHN Itl'RRt4Wa
wish to thank the neighbor. for
the as+dstanee and kindness at the fire
e firemen
at their home and Alen thpromptnessfor their promptness and the goodwork they did to extinguish the
blase, at 1t was making great head-
way when they arrived. The Chief
WRIGHT PIANO (BELL) FOS.
VV SALE. -Its first-claes condition.
Apply to DONALD MacKAY, P. 0.
Box 457. Oodericb.
FSIRABLE RESIDENCE PROPER-
TY FOR SALE. -At corner of Bri-
tannia road and William street. Tee
rooms besides bathroom, closets, etc.
Good furnace. All conveniences. For
terms and further particulars apply to
DONALD MacKAY, P. 0. Box en.
tf
Gods'rleh.
AUrCTIONEERINO
i1►MAS GI'NDRY. G(►DERiCH,
LIVE STOCK AND GEKERAL
AUCTIONEER -
Telephone No. 119.
Salmiattended to anywhere and every
effort made to give satidaedema
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
ROBT. ROBERTSON. ff
The Auctioneer,
will conduct and arrange any ole en
the latest methods to get the beat re-
sults. See bpm or drop a card and be
will give it immediate attention.
Farm sales a specialty. Eldon IR.
Ooderteh.
In particular deserves great credit for
what be ddd in dirtfng his men. DEMME PRACITTIONER
WE WISH TO EXPRESS OCR
.Inions thanks to neighbors and Ha. A. N. ATKINSONI
Amen daring the Illness of Mr. John LESS THaaArtrr
time ()shite and at the e of him death. ( GODBRIOE
'pno�
'pipped with elestrpetie
Mecums),bathMecums), electric Uostmests
i and chiropractic. Chreale organic and
lawman diseases. Lady In attendant&
Mee e. boars 2 to 6, and 7 to 9 p.m.
excepting Monday- and Thursday aL
ternoow and eventsga, and b M
pointmest.
Residents and ones Oorner s11
• South street ant{ Britannia road.
friends for the many tindnesses Y �IaOIaAVPOa
AND Dave`
Trombley and Miss Anderson, of De-
troit. motored from Detroit and v[r
!ted a few days with Yrs. M. J. Bow-
ler before going to Port Elgin, where
they are spending their vacation.
• • •
Tisa Ruby Wigle, of Prestos, spent
the weekend in town visltteg rela-
tives 'here. 311es While, who Is a
daughter of Rev. Dr. Hamilton Wigle.
t.f Halifax. N.3., 1s one of 4 sntnrlo's
few women lawyers and is praetisfug
-her profession esecos.'uuy---at Press
ton.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1'. Johnston
and daughter, Miss Mary Alice, Yr.
H. Drnest Rothwell ,and daughter,
Miss Eleanor, all of Toronto, arrived
in town on Friday last and spent an
enjoyable week -end, returning Mon-
day evening. They were the guests
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Rothwell, Colborne street.
• • • •
Captain Angus Morrison, Mrs. Mor-
rison and their eon. William, of Chi-
cago, are shifting t'aptain Monition's
old home on Caledonia Terrace. The
Captain is on the retired lint of Uncle
Sam's Coast Guard service. having
served for thirty-three years .In that
department at Chicago. He is visit-
ing his brother Roderick, who is a re-
tired member of the Detroit fire de-
partment, having serve) thirty -titre
years In that city and being retireol
with the reek M Battalion Chief af-
ter toeing injured in the service A few
year. ago. Both brothers are natives
of Goderlh, as 1e also Mrs. Angus
Morrtsnn, who Is a dnaghter of the
hate William Bell of this town.
arl Three Attractive Features
Goderich Planing Mills
(BUCHANAN'S) -
WANTED 44,000 -�
For Canadian West .' HARVESTERS
$15.00 5 To WINNIPEG
Mom Si curt p mils to points Wood, bat mot wooed
Beummtae. Mmrl cad mad C0191117.
'Worming alo.ea011=1919.
.+soa. 'ie. H
mites/ robe, atara�iswimmlyb
21
Aug. 23
31
Fru sts•tiom in Ontario, Toronto and east to Kingston, Smiths Falls, and Renfrew lair
tion; Toronto to tludhary, including line Medonte to Midland.
From etati'ns in Ontario, Toronto and south, west and north to Bolton, including all stations
in Ontario 0-1 the Michigan Central; Pere Marquette: Windsor, Rosea and bike Shave; Orand
River, bike &ie sad Nnrtbr,n; and Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo Railways.
Paan el Matiale la Ontario west of Strata Falb and south of 1lndbtry and Renfrew
3uoction.
Train
Service
TRAIN 'LAVES GOOEIIICH AT 7 A. M. AND 3.40 P. M.
N. B. FLARITY, Town Passenger Agent
• Como Moa Street and SPaasa
Wrist
r"r%: Certifier
Children.
CANADIAN .. PAC I FIC
0
The annual riding and camping expedition of the Trac) Riders
the Canadian Rockies has many attractive features,
but at the top a(
the list were undoubtedlthe titres charming 'seldom photogra0ed
*boos who took part in a 250 mile ride, joining up with the main nay
thaBettty McCulloughLake a t� Ranginy Sall all1 Glaciers.
Phgadelphis. Kitty are -
-\
d
We also acknowledge with apprecia-
tion the floral tributes and wi.h to
thank those who kindly loaned ears.
-Wife. Daughter and Slimily.
TO SIM
AIME.
TO RANT.-,FTOBE SUITABLE TOR
grocery or once. Immediate pos-
session given. Apply to ALEX.
SAUNDERS. Goderich.
tt,_s
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
CRANK P. (FMB8, CHARTERED
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
MOTi('E 15 HEREBY GIVEN TO
11 all ',ers..ny having Online ogainte l
the estate of John 11. Simpson, late
of site Township of Ashfield, in the j
County of }luron. farmer, deneesed. '
who died on or about the 17th day
of April. A.U. 1028, to mend In to the ,
undersigned on or before She 311rt
Clay of August. A.D. 19251, full Tsar -
tinders of their claims. as on and
after that date the Executors of the,
said estate will proceed to make dis-
tribution of the assets therein, hav-
ing regard only to she cLims of
which they then shall hate had
notice.
DATED at Goderich this llth day
of August, A.D. 1928.
HAYS & HAYS,
Ooderieh, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executors of the
said estate.
NOTICE IS HERF)HY GIVEN TO
all per.ons hating claims against
the estate of Caroline Sehwanz, late of
the town of Goderich, In the county of
Huron, who died on or about the 23111
day of July,-A.It. 1928, to seed the
same, duly pI-uem, to the undersigned
on or before th4 1t►th day of August, as
on and after that date the assets of
the sold estate will be distributed
among the parties theretot•ntltfed,. re-
gard being given to only those from
whom lode... shall hate been reeeirel.
DATED at (:oslerleh this Met day
of July. A.D. 192s.
HAYS & HAYS,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executors of the
above estate. 8t
AUCTION BALE
CLF:AitiNG Ai-CTiON SALE OF
Borst -Atom) )'1'IRNiTi'RF: .AND
FURNISHINGS.
Accountant. 102 Ontario street
Stratford. Phone 1580. Res 1330J.
MEDICAL
F. .1. R. FORSTER,
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Late House Snrgeos New York 00.
thaimic and Aural Hospital, agotstasl
at Moorefield Eye Hospital sad
Golden Square Throat Hospital, Ls -
don, Eng.
69 Waterloo St. S., Strattord. Tel-
ephone 267. -
At Hotel Bedford, Ooderlch, on the
evening of third 'Monday of each
' month till the following day. Tuesday,
lit 1 p.m.
MR. GERALD 0. NFWTON
will well by piddle auction at his i
resilenee. North street. Goderich. on
SATi'RDAY. AFOi'ST lath,
commencing at 1.30 n'elow•k, ell the
mitten?* M the honer. ennsieting In
part of
1 Maerwn & Rieth flyweight piano. 1
library tahle. 1 oak maker, 1 oak
M►okense, 1 12s 13.8 wtltnn rug, 1
walnut Pentre table. 1 wicker ranker,
2 wicker choirs, 4 upholstered chairs.
1 dining tattle and chairs 1 sideboard.
1.bal) reek. 1 oak bedroom net, 1
eherry tearoom set. 1 *abut bedroom
sN;'1Nanketa, plltewa• thews, 2 lilt-
elw'n tables. dishes. making ntonMla•
1 mal store. 1 Quebec heater, 1 oil
stove, gerden tools. and numerous
/other articles.
This 1n a aptelbtld lot of famishing*
and w41) hP said without any referee,
as the Tomatoes sr. rented.
TERM* CARR.
T. GtrNDRY & S001, Aaetloeeers
LEGAL
ERNEST M. LEE,
Barrister and Solldtor
10 King street. east, Toronto 2.
Telephones Elgin 54194417.
DUDLEY E. HOLME8,
Barrister, lite.
Once -Hamilton street, Goderlet.(
Phone 27.
i4t R. DARROW, BARRISTER, ETO.
Successor to J. L. Killoran.
Phone 97.
Office -The Square. 0oderteh•
"tape & Nape
BARRISTERS, ET-'.
R.C.HAYS-R.C.HAYS is.. B.A.
Hamilton St., (iodcricn
iNSURANCR. LOANS, RTC.
MegiLLOP MUTUAL FIRE 111-
SURANCE CO. -Farm and tan
latad town property insured,
Officers -Jas. Connolly, Pres., Ooh
ericb P. 0.; Jas. Evans, Vlce-Praa..
Beechwood P. 0.; D. F. McGregor.
Sec.•Treas, Seaforth P. 0.
Directors -A. Broaitoot. R. S.
No. 3, Seaforth ; Jobs 0. Grieve, Wm
4, Walton; William Riau, R. R. 14w
F. Seaforth ; John Beasewlel. Bred -
bagels ;
rod -bagels; Geo. McCartney, R. R. No. R
Seafortb; Robert ,erns, Harlodt;
Murray Gibson, Brsedeld; lamas
plan, Beechwood; lams Cena4097.
Goderieh.
Agents --J. W. Teo, Goderiel;
also. Leitch, a, R. No. 1, Olbtea;
John Murray, Sestorth ; >t. R10eh191.
$storth. Policy -holders as gosh a0
paymeati and Sat their eerds read*
ed at R. J. Morrtal's Clothing Stas.►
Mates ; a. A. Cant Omer,. Simp
Woew et 1. fRaa
Owl
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