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WALLPAPER
A talfbe range of 1931
filial IS now on ale!
PlEY
Lovely Patterns
f
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l0c per roll
COLE'S BOOK
STORE
I. 0. D. E. to Stage
Prize Competition
Christina' Oard Delon and Short
Story Oontesta Have Been
THE SIGNAL ' - GODERICH, ONT.
"Christmas Card Competition." and
should be eau to the National Educe-
tkwal tereretary. Imperial' Order
Daughters of the Empire. '-oo Moor
Rtreet Eaet, Toronto 5. Ontario, on or
before Nuvemler 1. 1980. butch design I ten oft only oft' side of the paper and
submitted should fin.- marked with an shall be esse fiat. not folded or roiled;
arsuuwd name. and should be 1111.41.1.111-I tlw Winkle. Hulk de plume. but not
ponied by • 'waled envelope containing bla or Wee sal mune. shall be on the
both the real and the assumed mune-01100e pasermod a -.sled envelope, with
both aa : a wed Manua tear
1 mads h printed ic.••nlpany the
_ R._._AtrR11[P►1 _:git.._.. cwt K. .
A prize of one hundred dollen is tits imperial l►nirr Dau[htrrat of the 1 YThe Exeeuturs of the Estate of
t mt+irr to if,v.- (l.e eluants wlnaa4lg flee Oasdlf itis! ____ Jetties Elliott. dwelled, will eel by
offered t.y the Imperial Order Dough- I first prize pulJisherl and sold as n A prise of one hundred dollars
ten of the Empire for • Christmas Christmas curd. public auction. on Tuesday. October
card design. A s.+nal prize of fifty 18100.0p) gees by Feeble Macintosh, 7th, rem commetweig at 2 o'clock, on
dollars and a third prize of twenty-five 7. The prizes will not necessarily EttV(t{+0. of Mistreat, and known as the premises:
be awaniwl it. to the estimation of the the Blasede macintosh Prise, in of-, Part of Lot 13, Concession 4, West
dollars are also offered. The c(1nt(a( no entry merits. the award. faredimperial Order Daughters' Wawanorb, conatstin
el November 1. 1930. The follow- j by toe Isp [ of good farm
lig vondltlon. govern the competition: 8No mitt,'will be returued unless of the Empire ler a one -act play. A land. buildings, etc.
1. This competition 1s open to all it Is at'eompanied by a stamped and ad• second prise of fifty dollars ($50.00) L A1eu the following household ef-
Brttbsh subjects resident in Canada, dressedenvelope suitable for the re -offered by the Princess IAoulse Chapter, feels: Two good cloves, extension
ketch, Halifax, lett.f•Jtowing conditions table, 1 table, 4 cords hardwood, 1
whether professional ..r amateur. The turn of the
sane prise will not be awanle! twice SHOUT STORY govern the e,uuprtitifm, which closes bedroom sults, etc.
to the same prrs,n. - TO March 31, tow TERMS. -20% of the purchase price
Play
2. The design submitted shad be an 1. The Om Alai' be a onset play, of the land at the time of the sale and
original sketch -in colors (slaw risen A Prize of two hundred dollars lite preseatatieu of which on the stage the balance in thirty days. Household
'sc., x 12141, li2(a1.tsi) given by Mn. Norman Wil -
should occupy nee let's than twenty gouda and effects, cash at time of
3. The subject for this year's come laud. Montreal. and by the Chamber- minutes and u,,r more than forty nail- sale.
petition Is a Canadian outdoor mishit ialu (Twiner, Toronto. is offered by utas.For further particulars apply to
auwne. the Iw{stied Order Daughters of the 2. The pia, .!,. 1 neither have been HAYS aHAYS,
4. A cnwpatltehr may submit more Empire tor. a short story. .k areoe►d' published nor L..• Iwrn presented on Goderlch, Onterite
prize of nue huwlrel d,llars Ieite)001 the stage Defier Ming aumitted to this or to THOS Gt'NDRY R 130\
.y`
Daughters et for F:wplre, 238 Bluer
Htleat Raaf, 'format) 5. Ontario, not
later tbas penuary 1, 1981. The re-
sults
suit■ win b4 aimouti''''d early iu April.
11. Manestrip(• shall be typewrtt-
ROOMS TO RENT
DOOMS TO RI6NT.-l('RNI811ED,
aMt Square. Apply SIGNAL
OFFICE.
nxisc TOK$' BALE
KECI'ToIIM• SALE OF FARM
le LAND AND HOt'MEHOtt) EF-
Aussunnsil-
"max./tax Ras
TO R1lT1T
MOSTG.GE $ALE OF VAl'ABLE rRENT.-ON MAITLAND ROAD.
FARM PROPERTY. I r five -room cottage. Apply to JOS-
- EMI MARTIN.
t'ndier andIa bya virtuecrrtaoftn
on 8t titsaortgagqueene, 1 fes► HENT.--( oMPORTABLE HUU814
contained Patrice's street t rear of
will,* will be prudueed at the time of •
skating rink. M. W. $DWELL.
tele, there wUl be offered for sale by
pnbik ■uetlue, subjrserved
Price or bid, un Katurdayect,to tLea 18theday II AD
-et (irenbee, 1980, et 9 wee,- ee else{
properly offered for sale. by °eer'ie 1G- (Il]►L1F IFFTIt pA M`
Ilett, auctioneer, that valuable Fara I J.atyh,
property e',ntaluing 154 acres, more or
lees, couslating of the south ball of Lot
Number Twenty-five in the Second
Cew(•tarlon, and the west half of the
north halt of Lot Number Twenty-five
In the First Conceaslcw, in the Town•
1l4 of West Wawanosh, in the l'uuuty
of Huron. said to be first-class clay
loam, about three acres of second -
The Administrator of the Estate of
the late Alexander MvMurvhy will
sell by public auction on Friday, Oc-
tober 24th, at 2 o'clock In the After-
noon, at Nell Mel h,naId's General
Store. Klntall Out.:
The Routh Half of Lot 30, Lake
Range t'onceaalonn, North of the Town
growth hardwood bush, and the bel- Plot. in the Township of Ashfield,
ante gpod workable land upon which containing 102te acres of land.
at* said to be situated a Dew one•and- 'rhe property consists of a good
a -half -story cement house, about 7.8 frame house and barn, good farm land
feet square, with a new kitchen and and well improved.
woodshed 15 feet by 24 fret, a barn 70 TERus.-1o"c of the pun•hase price
feet square on stone foundation, a at the dile of the sale, and the balance
straw -shed s0 feet by 30 fret on stone t„ two paid within 30 days from the
foundation. a driving -shed 411 feet by dote of salt.
20 fret. a cement silo and a drilled For further particulars apply to
limn one dcsilltn. but setts-Yvdry should wrlI. HA1'Ft & flees,
be sent ill srlfaratrly. is offered by the Janet ('arna•han competttton, an,l 11 shall, not be sub- Auctioneers, Goderieb, Ontario. This is eald to be an excellent farm. f;
5. Entries should be marked chapter. Toronto. The following condi- meted Nsenee.e. until the result of oderkh, Ontario,
tions govern the competition. which I this c i rs situated on a good gravel road, riots to Solklton for the Admlutstrater,
,q.. .•. F!• rusty 1. 1931: 'ompltlliu'n i.anncrunced. schools and churches, about tWo miles
[3 The sinning aye shall be AVC"1ION SALEor to THOMAS Gl'NURY & SUN,
t ,y prise g Il==- a Anbnrn. within a radion of ttze (raw
patdhlhet -"I'it o, sabjert to the - mss from Carlow. ti0mmetlrftl}•Tarwr .. e ,LIth ,..
s vu rnenarndwords '"'
ro OE
are the only visible sigik of your standing.
Just a few dollars more and-,No(r'get "CUSTOM-
MADE."
They're worth it
We are showing -t e- new Fall Hats.
WE DO ALTERING AND REPAIRING
FRANK H. MARTIN
TAILOR AND HATTER -------
Phone four nine
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DYKE
•LOCAL BOARD OF HEAL.rTH
tom-- its'.tui.
.Si•
there are at this time in Western.' Onteriq some
Mee ofPo omyelitlet anti e-Pargr-
advised to watch children closely and consult their •
Ilfly
with '
s and
of or
O: H.
clan ifchild appears -ill. The symptoms- would
be: Fever, headache, stiffness in neck and bac
, elk ;;r titre at andvomiting. Earl diagn
treatment offers the best result for "the preve
paralysis. in these eeees.
thou "or 1e. then n I approval et nye I,at,uunl executive con I CTiO\ YALE O
it FARM • AND re, IAendeslaro 1►ungaum,R and, _
h ul hot more filen six thousand. i DAME*: foe fruitier publication and PRE STOCK. , tit-:. _.tt60ut tw•a yr from Gakric•b -CHARTERED .HC I ^MiT
I r .tier su . 'Ts ar'e lint «e- I Production gag., loll shall be obtained
and about fourteen from Clinton.
Iwrresl. -toric* dealing with l'auadias from the Imperial 'triter Daughters of We are instructed by 1'EitMi : Tru per cent. of the par• QItANK 1'. G1RBEt, CHARTERED
life are preferred. T1fls dee* out mean; the Empire MR. JOHN FF.A(:AN elect nunc•y.to (or {aid d,.wu ut time Accountant. I1_` Ontario street,
I mere {ertimetory reference to a ('an- 1 4. The Mlle- ,li the plays which re- 10 sell by public auction at the prom- of sale and Mulanee sin 30 days. I - Stratford. Those 1580. Rea 1890J.
1. ndiotu tackgrnund. Ibe IiartIenlar uwlve hemeeft,le nention, with name. Wes, half -mile east of N11e. on boundary' For further particular.. and a ohil'
('auadiau setrhlg mh,*.a•n wast he vital of the authors. -!I'll la publlshel to line time on tions of salt apply to
to the trentment of the sublet. Prefer- I the June lame o; ' I:cboes." SATURDAY, (K'TOBER 11 HOWITT & 11oWITT,
ce.• Is given 10 the wh,de•s ane treat- I 5- Manuerripr' •(Hall be rent by erg- commencing at 1.30 o'clock: 20 Ixwglas street, Guelph, Canaria.
nein and sublet matter. Literary iederwi poet n,'1:e National! Fduce- Herteew-(►ne deicing horsy. a years $..lk-itur• for vendor. . 1t. ROTHWELL.
,,oi'lt will h• ,•.xhsidrnd as well as rc•- tlonxl 8ecc•retar' Imperial Order old:1 grey horse. rising 4 years: 1 hay _ ......IR Organist of Knox Church, Oudretch
lion. and Interest. Ilaughtrrs og it,. Empire. 238 Bloor nests. siring 4 press; b
a Competitors tinct lap Lrrttfrh rut•Tenet'stile►t'-swld -'- Music Master Stratford -Normal &hoot
dew {Street k:rrt, :.. Ontario, -not in. 3 yearn : 1 enarte-4-terls-eltil--A -- AL - ' Teacher d
IJwas resident iu Canada. IJatss-iian Manan I. 1113L The results - - -
4. Tiers will be threw judge**. tw•oiattrel ma PIANO, RINCIN(T -GROAN
will be ■uturuts • 1 •rely kn A 11 CaWa-Tw'u Holstein cows, just. AUCTI(IN SALE OF FARM STOCK: Preparation for all examinations of the
. hos+.-n from the Canadian Author. (•malItlon, a t' 4. (:. M. of the freshened ; 311 gaol grade (lows. lnclud• IMPLEMENTS AND GRAIN. Toronto Consecratory of Music
A>T"•tatiteinusLep)' trent the Ju{perfa -td►nwt .-halon apply also to , iM some t'oltetl Angus (tredrr :tit anis _ 8tudlo-Corner West and Wellington
Oyler Daughters of the Empire. the-ose•art plx> •m{etitkou. tweed to be W calf. Some s rl u 1 MR. DANIEL 14. PITBLADO -
5. N„ story submitted in this e,m p g'
' petition shall have hero published puret.re yearling black bull. 3 steer., will sell by public auction at lot it,
V Di T rfetug r cents old ; 4 steers. rising 1 concession 3. WO. ani o/rne, on
prrti.ously, our shall It be rubmitt.d . j[aylJ Sl ` year old; 5 heiferik.rlels[ 2 Stare vld' _ _TUESDAY. ESDA_Y. (M'Tt1RE1I 14th •
.•teeewhwty to t -H the rrsnk of title aim i 1 steer, 1 year old; 1 heifer, 1 year old • comweneing at 1.30 ,, cloeli shin):
ptitiou Is aunounee(i. 18 choice calves, some fit fur baby Hersew-one black hors. f' years THOMAS OUNDRT, OODERICH,
d. Thr• first prize shall out he I } MR$. 1 (', BI,AIR beet. old ; 1 buy horse. 1t years old ; 1 black l LIV1 groat AND GKQe1)rft.0
ewarde(L twice to the cams perscm. our Mrs. F. C. I'l.ir. +►S "!lSatat ktrret, 1' A(iCTiO 1EER
tIsR-Fizht(e pigs, aloont _mouths care. 10 carr fid. et1Vp11eerd to br la
/uT; T driving mare, I?'rets std: _
r .__. Cieltir.-(tne Hereford cow. 6 years
Tatepo .nne No. 119. .
TERMS: Farm vrill tie otferei for old. due to fresh. -n in February: 1 •ttaaded to an ids and eteQ
stale subject to reserve bid. (In chattels Durham cow. 4 years old. due to Irenie rsr made to glee attishctifta.
all mime of 810 and under. cash. over en in November : 1 black vow, 4 years
dormers' sale sense dlacountefL
-tbaP-amount twelve months' creditaid- due le freshen to Mareb: 1 sed.( KS _. 18HER.
will tie given on furnlrhlhg approved heifer. :t years old. due to freshen In
bankable paper. A dfaeount of, 5•'. al- a larch : 1 white heifer. 3 years old. due
•uetlotteer.
lowed for cash on credit amounts. J to frohen in ApNI : 1 black'vow. 4 will coated •lea anywhere. My
JOHN FEAOAN, T. GI'NDRY t RON, ye•ra old. due to freshen in April : 1 • era reasonable and i w11: es-
PropHetor. ' Au Hensen. 'black cow-. 4 years old. due to freshen dearer to glee Mtlaf•ct1on. Ph/1De
R.R. 3. AuAurn. fn May ; 1 black row, 10 years old, due Carlow 11114, or addrake a. R 4. G,ab
I to freshet' iw xprtl : 1 H(aateln heifer, wield..'--" •
MORTGAGE BALs 1.1 yea/j old. dile tQ i ►en in March; IL'
_ 1 bine, cow 5 years old. due to-fresh-7ELL'IOTP'l[17 LICE. -
MUS IC
All(TIONEEKINo
shalt a prize for rise rr.y surs sir,■. tjttawa, for nae, 7 tlrvotwd
a rirae fur the inns act p(iy Ire awarded aemler of C •are Baptist church ' 2 brood ansa, to farrow November -f
' to •tile same person in any One year. in the capital ,Tixl etcSeptember 25011.
1 The prizes will not -seees 'rile be efr more ty.e. 0iiely years a reel -
awarded if no entry reaches a sof• ( dent of Ottawa, airs. Blair had ea-
ch -Wail/ Mali rtaudard_in the eetJmW-_tatat.hed far, 40.,.4.14 • wide circle of
Oen of the judges. - elope friends. Ettore her marriage
, 7. The Merles awarded the flrat ' she was Helm, NIury Lamb. Beatdes
and second prises shall be published inher husband. 1 1'. !Clair. she is aur•
"Echoes" ind permission shall be ob- ( ylved by two bother-. James Dewar
tamed from the Imperial Order I►augh• Lamb. of Miniu' j.li•. Minn.. and Got-
ten of the Empire before they are don Lincoln I.ad,. of Colborne town-
rpublieh d in any other form, . ship near God. ri. Ir. Two other bre
8. No manuseriwte win be returned,' users, William ..ud John. died within
bet the writer. may_ retain tbeTfirlat_ tbe.laat two sew', Mrs. Bleir viii---
and
in-and beet typewritten copy for hie or 1 menaely inter.•to d in the social aetfv-
ber own oar and submit a earben ts?py,-titles of bps rhtr+. 1.. 4.. jug
„ . provided it it legible. the Ladies' Mis,.onars ie.--iety and the
A. The titles of the etoriia Til WFre- Ladies' Bible Auxifiery she Will bad
trive honorable mention, with names In Carmel. (h1•
of the authors. shall be published in
-+•4he dune issue- of "Echoes," and -these
stories may be printed in latest knees
of "echoes 1f the wetter/risk
"Echoes" committee me deater, _
10. Manuscrfpta, whierrility be in
English or Freud]. ellen be cent by Mt-
. apart -4a the National Educa-
OF' FAgld- pROPF.RTY __ i en Ma •ch 2nd ; 1 red cow. 5 years old. AattllaMr
to freshen Morel 19th-:- 1. Ayr • r PbaN- -.l aakao w
shire vow, 0 yeah old, due to freshen Bales conducted anywhere. Wide ex-
- -TAIHPr and. by virtue of the powers Feebniary 23(11: 1 purebred Hereford ' pertence. My very best efforts pat
eoatalned In a certain mortgage, which bull, 4 yearling stews. el spring calve.. forth in emelt and every eels.
lte.e$r-Rix Oxford ewes, 8 Oxford
ewe tanlbt _.
r-Tw t y. pear s /sea.Iu a Droll Mlpl'ihr to -
somber;_ 1 Weed Wm. Wei
4 young sei►a; GeriT iootllts
+ -- I will be produeed at the time of sale.
Gt'NDRY'S ' %LE REGISTER there will Is offered for sale by public
etnaaay, ,, . `•_ eR far! { ascites es . teatueday. the 18th der et
ny at ! min 11
to the town- O. -toner. A. 1). 00. at the hour of two
of \' Wpraww,re\ ]Dew•rtpttfro nein,* lD thea fternoon at the pfem•
r'ew
prop,b glvrn elecwb.re
fillip i bee in tie Township of West Wawa 5 week,
of ea this .air .by auctioneer, the following prop R ^t•
-M - erty, namely the Easterly part of Lot
'Twenty-six (26 n to the Fifth ha
ConeraaLon of the said Township of (•„..a
West Wawanoah. partk•elarly de- eta h beefier, 1 Mateey-Harrla mower
t unal ' S601411117. Imperial Order
sale a•; ptYope+
First Opening
estate 4 0,. c,te Alexander McMurchy,
Ashfield t•_e 11 -hip. Maya A Hari, folk -
1...0.. -1 a« follows:. ('eon scaring at the
J ftore for rh.• adtttllstntor.e- mate 'T •14arris touring -spreader•
noutheaat angle of rail Lot : thence f hw slwvrnlet car. 1 Adams , DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
Westerly along the Houtherly boundary sloop etrlgha sad platform : clan 2(M►
thereof forty rods: thrum Northerly bushels barley and other articles t'HIROPRACTOB AND DRUGLESS
parallel with the Easterly boundary of TERMS: All sumo of $10 and under. THERAPIST
said Lot twenty rods: thence Westerly cash; veal that 'mount a2 month.'
Goderkh, Phone 341
parallel with the f(outherly boundary ,.relit will bre given on furnishing ■p-' Eq 1pped with electromagnetic
ten roil.: t7fert(w `ftrrthrrt7 1►arrliei proiete -um- tigbTF piper. A straight dna- baths. L4eetronle electric treatments
with the Laeterly boundary. tour rods: i sent of 6.1. alitmee for cash on credit and chiropractic. Chronic organic and
then,' Easterly pmrallrl with the amcwnte. nervous diseases. Lady In attendance.
Southerly boundary ten rolls: thence D. H. PITBLAW), T. GINDRY A SON Once hours 2 to 5. and 7 to 9 p.m.,
Northerly parallel with the Easter- I {'rcoprletor. Auctioneers. excepting Monday and Thursday and
iv Iw,nndar) t„ low water mark R. R. 4, Gerber&k. by appointment.
AT. GAYNOR..
Auctioneer
--Telephone 22 ow 04. undrotrie-ort.
Auetloa sties eatlaeted anew Igo ,
Nov too Targe, nose too •mall. f always
.. 100 11,s. • 7 pigs, S5 11w. work in the very beet Interest of times
1 2- - ble j who hpve ms em eyed, (Mase. very
i _.rbc c_.-3ii:.fGlae'iv.;"T-
ntt riding plow. 1 Massey -liar. anteed.
Showing and Sale of timer -11)111 Line e[ the . 00.1114
SPARLINI; it Red Craw Hospital,
DurhamNew INSTANT -LIGHT arm Mrs ,alt.. (m (ktolin .rd. sea. Mr.
____.-i...t y,. why M. Sperling. a eta...
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KEROSENE (.tet
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MANTLE LAMP
4
Call at thin store for entry blank into this simple contest
which any man or woman, hay or girl may eater. Be sure W
ask for a demonstration sn that you may be better qualified
I., win. There's no entry fee or obligation incurred -just a few
minute. of your spare time spent in filling out the bink may
bong you this beautiful Aladdin Talk lamp. selling at $15 5O,
afwnlutely without one.eent of expense. Don't want -dome in
today, secure your entry blank and
Ask for Fall Partiallass
ALF. TEBBUTT
Autit,rized Aladdin
GODERICH
extend a most cordial
invitation to everyone to
-'..,.y S t, our store and inspect
this new 1931 line of Aladdin
lamps. Never before has such a
beautiful and completely mod-
ernized line of kerosene lamps
been available to the homeowner.
DiED
GIRVIN. At Dungannon. on Wed-
-iwssd iy. Ia•t.erer Mrs. James Girvin.
in hi. 7:;r4 year. .
VODDeN In Colborne, hip, . °O, on the northerly or left hank of the
Friday. , a i.-ber 3rd, Isabella Hutch -1 Maitland River ; then,' following the FARING Al'(t• N BALE 0
Moon. widow Of the late John VOd- wjn,nugr_andturninsr4of said law wataLl .-f +.-__-R. )
yeor,---_-_.- e r
. mark on maid left hank in a genera! I MENTs
iN a:a m north-easterly direction to where It ie I
4-Est.('(iM *E -s , fond stub lelrpg intersected Ay the Fasteriy limit. y •noon
cq e, raid I of Twenty -aux ; thence southerlyw111 sell by public auc'tlun et cumra-
if along the maid .aNterly twntndary to tit! alon 2. lot 24. West Wawanf..h, 21hj
f a4(1t act 3'0, 1 N. "r"t7ff}}Frrtte'rltrw!'e!'
Wu oftP(h 'Link .4 flays gone.11Z..,
whet, o. vete an together;
shades. o'i_pur lives la cast;
Our lot .al'nne gone forever,-
Tonight-0o
orever,
Tonight -tie -tans are glee ming
_t'pon . lonely grave;
,ere rle.pa'th *Shout dreaming
A. N. ATKiNSON
• Residence and office -Corner of
tit street and Britannia road.
mr•,a.n} »t HIM late John New
The Aladdin kerosene mantle lamp
is not only modern in design and
finish but it supplies a modern white
light which is the nearest approach
to sunlight of all. Its light is brilliant '
yet soft and mellow -just the right
intensity for use in the home. Eco- .--:
nomical too, actually pays for itself
in til oil it saves_ n.aif?ew months.
Burns -68 hours on a single gallon.
_ -Omniin at ycilir earliest oppoii i-
Wily and see this new light demon-
strated. See how extremely simple
it is; how noiseless, smokeless and
odorless; how plentiful and pleasing its
light. Absolutely safe - no danger.
Priced within the rangeof every purse.
10 Outstanding Features
Burns Kerosene (coal oil)-Abeolutel Safe
-No Smoke - Lights Instantly - oak
10 Ordinary Lampe - No Trouble -
nominal --No Odor -No Noise -Nat Gea-
erating•-Nn Waiting.
All Papalar Styles with Beautiful Deeereled
Shades is Glass atad Parchment
This wonderful Aladdin available in table,
vast. hanging, bracket and ficox lamp styles
with handsomely decorated shades in parch-
ment and glass. The light will glorify and
the shades beautify any home.
A ern art
Um al
far 6W 21=rds
• ONTARIO r .:
MEDICAL
R. F. J. R. FORSTER,
-'.c .^v--. .." •Af firs- Mollis !!9[t f`H91e A!' -.. . -
TERMR Ten per cent of the par- TIH'RSDAY, OCTOBER 1f1 Late Home Surgeon New York Opb-
gtupey to down rt - the t 1 aclock sharp the following: i tbalmlc And Aural Hospital. aasistent
time of sale, balprur folie jai tUw.li Hirt H rftay g• Iding. 8 yeah old sat Moorefield Eye Hospital and Golden
thirty slays• hay tteldtn1. noon year. old: Idack mare, lipoate TbroatHostpltaL London,
For iwriher parole lar* -Asti condi- eco years old : ag•cl driver : r,rlt, rising U4 Waterloo 81. 8.. Stratford. TN -
lions of sale aptly to 2 posts, iephnne 2117.
HAYS HAYS, ('attlttrRlxck .uu. ]u tears old I At Hotel Redford, Godertch, on the
Grderich. Ontario. *upprr.sl to freshen In I Nc•ender : roan i keening of third Monday of each
OM' we loved het could nnt•save.
Dated sir G A.D.19 , title Feb day *11 c'ow. 10 years (1141. aupp.aoed to freshen month Ilii the following day Tuesday,
(a toles, .D. 1930. In, Ilec.'tub'r ; Holstein cow. 4 years
•t 1 p.m.it I41iNAg streams of Life pray OD, - _ old, due :o fre.hea at time of male F•
innt-stiff rhe vacant chair BALE ihtrhxm cow, 0 y rs old, mllkintt: te0 i
reNV.s- sage, the love, the voice ' .ow, 5 yearn old. Milking, mup{,wa.w1 to LEGAL
R
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()f ene--whe eta••• mat there. MR BALE. -A NVF:NTIN(iHOI'HF, freshen in March. rd row. years
WIFE AND FAMILY. r old. die to freshen in January ; red
- afx-tints electric ra,lrb', nearly. "
year. row. 4 old, milking. uppoaed to
Apply to MRH. J. W. SMITH. Brock y
freshen in March: 7 yearling intern
and heifers, 3 spring Calve*., 1 young
calf. -Ten breeding ewes, 5 ewe
La
Ie,-Young sow. sirppoaet to far-
row December 20th: 7 afore hoge,
abiout INT )fin: each.
Peukry. - Eighty While Leghorn
hens, OOP and two jeer,. oniidls : R0 spring
eblekens, white. And itarred Racks.
liupkesenla, e4e.-Deering binder, 6 -
foot eat : F'ne.t & Wood mower, 5 -font
cut; Freest & Waol hay rake. 10 -foot :
Manmej•-Harris hay loader : Frost &
« Wood cultivator, McCormick -Deer-
ing 14 -plate dine (hew) : 3-rertlon iron
harrowp, I►eering 13 -filar fertilizing
drill. steel roller, Oliver riling plow.
nearly new ; Drury walking plow, near-
ly new ; ('a•kahntt walking plow, 2
wag,ma, wagon box, gravel box, line
rack. Net of elelgha, 2 w•ufflers, turnip
mower, rubber -tired top buggy, Port-
land cutter, nearly new ; set of Ren-
frew .cake, 2000th. capacity, nearly
new ; fanning mill, root pulp -r, pig
crate, wheelbarrow. Buckeye brooder.
1000-ehlek .apaelty ; ('hatham incu-
bator, 120 -egg .wpaclty; Peerless Incu-
bator, 240Mgg capacity ; ice King cream
ertpe etor (new); Maley churn, Pan -
range. box beater, table and other
toehold efteecM: 20 carts elm wood,
Y. sere turnip. is the field, new (cop.
ony bonne. 10 x 10; molat..ea barrel,
21i 'rein hags. set of mingle hareems.
set of ,bonnie harne.., ..•1 of plow
harnewa, forka, chisels and nsmernne
wNea fat Nt er a = -- -
TERMS: all soma of gltla+d amMrt
moat; tmount 12 months
tttPi(Hf '*.+ ap
peeved leant mem-vs a diaemn,t of 4%
allowed for mal on credit amcwtnte.
Positively no reserve. al proprietor
baarfopAaler.
rted 01. fain.
J. W. U(x)1), O
es
rt net.
WANTED I'TO ` FOR SALE.-McLAi'GHLIN
WANTED. --LIVE POULTRY. HIGH- A BU , Meister 8tx, 5 -passenger
EST m;:rket prices paid. PHONE coach,
good
AI4IIE 'with four Sew
• .1'1 BLIC NOTWE
FEAT IIF:it8. - HAVE YOUR
f a(b•r ids load. Into sanitary mat-
tresses. oessemst is now in Godericb.
Dro1r ircnl to BOX NO. 747, Godertch
I iKD OF 411ANRS
IR. ANI'ItL:W M1L1.iAN AND YAM-
Ii.Y .Iesire to extend thank. to
friends for kindliest ,hewn dnring the
illnesv „f Nr., Mt111an and for expre.-
.lons nf,.c,uiwtolenee and for floral trtb)
utas a their time of b•reaveinent
They Nature all that these kindnesses
will not vee', be forgotten.
COURT OF REVISION
NOTIt I'..tl (`OI'RT 0P REVISiON
pF COLBORNE
NOTf1'I: 1 IBIf GiVEN fiat
a held, psrumant to the
(►nlariu \..r ' Lista Act, by ib
Honor tit.• .li of the dowsty Caart
WL. nth.' Ai,,
ship llatl.
kith day ..i
4Mther Ash*nhnnh
rs Now ,.q -
f
honw for
Da reed the
1930.
11: iR,
the Municipality.
oa ]%Ionda -. taxa
1960 at 2 pm.; to
e(tlsunMn Yui
In flee VIlbetorlisel
of the Township 4
dor of Bsptembpr,
L•r)R •RALR.--HECOND-HAND VOAi.
r heater with men. Base burner. In
gored condition. Cheap. Apply to MKS:
HOWEi.I.. Trafalgar street. Tel el ane
lt•,(r. -
UOU0E I9OR HALE.-TWO-RTORT
A rel brick hams on (iloneeeter 'ter-
race, with Nun porch and balcony: in
first -clam rendition. Apply to M. .1.
BOWLEit, Anglrsoa Street.
COR HALE. - CHOICE WINTER
F apples and 'invert rider. Also Ford.
Pon tractor In gaol condition and Me-
Cormtck-fk•ering "Little• Wonder" plow.
F. J III'DIE, R.R. No. 2, Bayfield.
Telephone 60032, Clinton eentnl.
LVOIt HAUS.'"- Ii(;HT-R04)MEA
frame hone In village of Auburn,
de,lrublc Iteration. gn*I well, redern,
Jlydrn, good farm stable. large garden
with a number of frnit trees. Alsoiea
male: Nine minis 15 -inch split hard-
wood. maple Band tech. Apply to
MARSH. R. R. No. 1, Auburn.
COR HALO OR EX('IiANGE FOR
suitable larger faun property.-
Thirty-acre
ropert7-Thirty-acre, Lard' of good clay loam on
1ABTi31 intr-F v eteetr-vtr_a______ k
horror with two-ran/1r femme kitehert .t-
r1at O by 444684 has
snit &les 'ab.el
Situated on minty r„ed thrve-qliartvrw
of a aIle from Auburn and .nw-quarter
of a mile from ('. T It station find
chemise mill Rural mall and tele -
.A4 t7.to It MARSH,` R.,•R, No.
Auburn
s,> t- .. .
ERNE8T M. LEE.
Barrister and Solicitor
Son life Building. Adelaide and
Victoria streets, Toronto 2 -
Telephone Elgin 5801.
DUDLEY E. HOLME7,
Barrister, Efe.
Office -Hamilton street. Godertcb.
Phone 21.
(,', R. DARROW, BARRISTER. ETC.
la /ueruaor to J. I.. Killoran.
Phone 97.
Office -The Sous re. (iodertch.
*Taps & Flaps
BaRaltrrRlae,•
R.C.HAYS-RC.HAYR /R.. H.A
Hamilton Rt.,'(iodericn
a:
iN"I'iRANCE, LOANS. ETC.
,xii.I.OP MUTUAL FiRE M-
al CO.•. -Paris and iso-
lated tows property leisured.
Officerw-Jas. Connolly, Press Gol-
f erkh P.O.; Jas. Evans. Vice -Pres..
Beerirwewwi P.O.: D. F. McGregor.
Sec.-Treas.. Se9forth P.O.
Directors --,A. Rroadfoot, R.R. No. 3,
Reafnrth: Jame-Hholdlce, Walton;
Wm. Risen, R.R.INn. 2, 3eeforh; Rob-
ert
obert Ferris, Harjock ; John nennewe{a,
BroAhagen ; Gen. Mo('.artnsy, R.R. No.
Reafort11 ; John .pepper, BruceftMtd.-
Agents -W. J. Yeo. R.R. No. S. Clin-
ton; Jame•s-Watt. Ri}Rt : R. Hlncb-
1sy, atesLar_b: John 1(lnttap..8eatortr
1'nitry-holder* can make an payments
and get their cases ra'elpted at R. J.
Morel.h's Clothing More. Clinton ;
Cabin (tr►'t'a Grocery, Kingston tenet,
Opprieb, or .1. 11 Held'. General
Bay OWE
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