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GOLF GOODS
We have a full line of a::
Golf and Tennis Goods
Rackets $3.50 to $10 each
Spalding Tennis Balls, 50c
Spalding Tennis Presses,
$1.00
Golf Glubs, $2.00 and up
Bags, $2.00 and up
Golf Balls, 35c to 75c'
Golf Tees, 25c per box
Cole's Book and
Gift Shoppe
good aly.earan..• 1-
nre•-."-Prince• of )Vales.
gs.d
tame
Bathing tb n
House g
and Rfres
Refreshment
Booth
oeati•d on the mouth Pier:
NOW OPEN
Bathing Suits for Rent
-1d. al loathing B i h -
HADA PART IN
SOME OF THE "FIRST
THE SIGN
� -- GODERICH, ONTa „ _., '
set reluctant about 'risking themselves there they wore. melted to a ala o'clock
on the. Wunder car. Thr; report thea dinner at tie, horn. of Slr•Bandford
tels that the flr.t three,
iatsoeuiers
were Andrew Baird and W. J. McKee,
TH�W" IN CANADA of 14'iud.ar, iui.l l� .I. 1'rtl.plwe, of
1 jun Forrest, who wyK rireiUug to \t'iuetwtr
at the tint. Mr. 1'ettypieve has x dis-
Forest Editor Tells of First El
tris/ Car, First. Automobile
and Fint Wireless
H. J. I'ettypiece, editor of The For
est Free I're In a recent Issue
lila paper iuduIgee In recolle. ttoe .•
mune %cry interesting erecta. In n
of thee• .1r. 1). 21(i•tii!llcuddy, forte.
ic,wtit.v Of 'l'he signal. war ,es...eIat
4.4 with Mr, pettebteve• and other...
The Border ('Itlee Star, publi•ht•d in
tVtu.t-er. Ont., in its l .ue of July 21st,
i9:�. save a full page. pr,efrw•ly tllu..
traced resort of the first trip of the
r -t el.• trlc car operated e11 the .4m-
••rican . entth,ent. which important
event h•••i place on June 3rd. IS e. A
1*Ittd..'r either' had pave ten electric
carr at Brighton Beach. England. •1n
a1eal twang/ft Damen Arw•riptiou
elesuoal, wept a • young man named
Marcthin wlahed to tell na ems -
thing g about wittiest telegraphy.' At
the dinner Yr• Maroon! told, in a very
rlage thirty year, ago. She leaves, be-
side.; her hrwlaud. one daughter, Mita
Florence Smith. B•A., also one brother,
Hugh Allen, of Tomat,, and four ossa
tern: Mrs. (Dr.) S. H. Smith sad Misr
modest Sue Allen, ut Streetev111e; Mrs. C. A.
tta,-t reolle•tion of the eteet and orgdteg wet w he had succeeded- la ()wen, of Southampton, and Mrs P,
OC know. that he wee the flret id the a -noone long distance and C. Fu1we l of Vancouver. Airs, Smith
Utile )u toter 9* ear, whkh thea ttaeart� of words from Newfound- wets a member of North street Uaitsd
mole the run of two milts l,wartler Nutt "map the narrow channel to church and the fut►eral servter, on Pre
North how. Xoca kola, and hop. day, was conducted by the minister of
N'alken'ite and back. One uf•the, Pie' ed ..tools t,• he able to send mete that church, Rev. C. F. Clarke, The 1n -
9.n•• i,, the• 1..Illthree
M{.4t rlhnw. gen serves tI .lrt:uttie. tie atom said terment war 1n Maitland eemetery, the
• :he car blob the three tats.entre.r. luakbo -
p ins out thea window+. Ur. lt•tty'{riarr's what ad pat ''" saying mach about pallbearers being Dr. L. M. Mabee,
tee accomplish, irh agdt err r
thief talk to M a officers f the Preer
t.r-t pct after the ride Was to eruw hoped tt hoot M r . ft. 1. Ih►nlup. Jew F. Tltumrou
la 't 1 F 1' office 1 e o sere o and .Ales. Kaeerbaw. A
ue quest of att. R,udford ',imam:. tits- Allen and Mlle Alien brothe
r• rear twat in Windsor The Nbmld
r„ •trot . to Ilk' res re.v: o ce n Association soh• twin maths D Among tie
that, city, and tell then aiaaut the g f the re- present at the funeral were Mr. Hugh
t to equipment of the cur. It teak
• ais-
peat believe it until they wltt a stet! tory allows that during 19M1.2 he sett• ter of the deceased. Dr. Smith.
ith,
1.0 reporter to )t';udsur, It I. -aid the)� eeled h W1i t' igtlaie across., the At- Mrs Smith and two daughters t lilw\T.-R}ID BRICK 1311.VGA-
adlan military boapitels in )trance aad
Eegland, returning to Canada
He Was married first Init191i 1
Jes-
sie B.
f
Iecteeed Mtn, and In 11122 to who itre-
rence
drenPurdy,
tbelto firs�riage are
rm� Surviving
louel
Hrucs t'. Hutehlpron, Dr. Keith 0.
Hutchison, Ross R. 'Hutchison and Mrs.
E. L. Newcombe, all of Ottawa.
TO RENT
1140 RENT.-HOi:'aE TO RENT. AP-
PLY to J. H. t s.4JH AI[, lee deal-
er. Elgin avenue,
ntk, Dad that in 1804 sa ocean neve etreet„ville, visited the deceased a few LOW nu South street. All mod-
ern
to MRS. Mc•
gram! utak. D first t t TO
8'i'URI: Sl ITABLE FOR as
'ail Detroit vi?sled %%Indoor. the next service was lt rel To have lar bet h death.
conveniences. Apply
heel, r (it'd pw -e ager lt t rival , KENZIE, (otoeroa street, God.rkh.
i- to announcement
few dais u. w• Ihr wutedrt•." To hare, couuur , ye e , a ort her
he t ' the heard the otlginaior of wlreleas Tele
thearn
colletpress 1s *1.11 another pleasant re- Mra .a. J. Bright, formerly Mary
e.
day last in
OBITUARY Toronto, where she had been for
TUDORS WAN'l�,
�� FOR PAJNTINO AND
DELbRATING.
Tenders addressed to the undsralgtt-
ed w111 be received by the Oodertch
Public School Board Up to 8 o'clock
p.m. On
Mfor l 061DAY, JULY 29Np,
painting and decorating at the
Central School.
The lowest or any tender not neves-
eerily aeeepted.
sprelfleatlunr may he seen at
F. H. Mitler's and at Jno. ('utt's,
('halrman, tltalerkb, or L L. KL'.iX,
Secretary, Oodertch.
FOR SALE
o AY }tree ►(At.F:.-81X Al'R}:a OF
trip ..t the fist riw•tric car operated
MRSA J BRI RENT. --
in Ana•rica i- a vert dea.aut rero4 Gll0L) TIMOTHY Jud CLIIV-
iso t[on. 4ddl+ou of /;oeleri 4, ditto on Satur-
day grocery or Alec Immediate pun Mixed; will be sold aa ItD stately.
the liasalpdtal for Incursession given. Apply to CHAS. E. )n 11* field on the lfeddb place, Ben-
ito
SAUNDERS. Goderlclt. netiler. THOMAS G(1(►1►,
R.R.4, (;..,ire.
leh. Ont.
1
r 1'err> pier utas. had the •{deet.mre
of Danny, 0 ride in the first anton►o-
iu:c
w hrou •Lt Toronto. 'i'herr oorer eightyeMn.
Deceased was seven -
1.
N•rt•nw o w ti.at• to t el "1 ey
rce" s• n • roti •.n ,.• -tett-' r e
1 l.) 1 1 U A P It+•t l IF ty-(.le years of age and was the uldeet
.. t i ti a Nl The de atk urre.l r. r dxughtrr of rte late M
r:w.rlr 0 year to• get Win t..rr .1rzeti. 2nd, at his mildew*. 438 London road. ,ntr,ic.d by three brothers and three
fintt•m-te.! enough to wpui . ecu moles 'C..r"tato 1;+wc.r, aple•arv+,t before the Sarnia, of \. lin id IG•u clr. in ht.
overhead atot fit ono a car. The
neA.p+l. r report 11, part v's:
n•1gawky-looting
".4 ka r lug, object.
..obits • nothing quite so m .dt stn not
thought r i 1 for the last fifteen years he had livwl
o. on Tu da, .July
i1.-. onto•r. With . tit ;.11 Arte• -wort)., a Janww 4dd1 f C
1 g 1 -wort.: James, of Mount Purest
i treat. rut track with
r. and Mrs.
moa, o ,oderk•h. She !r
elwrio Wires n'"'o.'i{ai (.,tt' .• ..f the Ontario ryft,r-sloth year. The decra•c,l heel
..•►; > n ore asking! or eg anon that been ill ofsed on; Artb
London pent hW earl Addison. II 11 of V
orrrr h. 1 ! 1
1 1 1 t kt f 1 k+l b t t for thee months, ire Was Ce" W t ur, Mrs. R. J.
nt i.t.t penult the u•,' of the ear. lu tarn In Lon „ :aid s ' Uryttcw. lira 11 H. Vane•ck nod he .4tc
cone nor the members t ,au':t yea re there. Fur same yearn he was to " "'n' a Vancouver. She 'emcee
the dangerous ethical. the cit- the hardware -business al..r two daughters, Mrs, (Pr.) A. E.
lt �ht it cess the ones. Ir t in I;.olerioh. lett Fisher, of Torok ,
reg g 9 u a
;ui. uni, U
e ',event! al rel ..f themembers t
t t, take i
rails brow n , wi •se
c ti ndow groaned and
r.vke41 its Way ort of a bis bard • ride with him. It tt tt :+ +truall ••1a•u
neer the present' Peabody bridge, In •'p r. carrying „role f.3tr ia.ssengers and
toes'{ n tile. The day was June 3rd. wa• -teens! with a Wvwdeu lever.
'w;• :i .rdirlg t•• records unadr :u :he' 1'Nrltty mile'• en heir was aiwnt1 its
• a..•. "N. m• We will see if the darn `loess limit. To have hada ride in the
Atilt start," muttered the man firer auto in Toronto 1s att••ther p.leaw
the ,ever. Twisting the lair around, nr.r recollection. The number of ears
be felt n vibration l.enettth hi. feet._ 1i• Toronto has considerably increased
l m•ntteut Pater the weird vehicle w•a.. •4110 that time.
it: m••ti••u. 'rnllin_ d.•sr-n Sandwich Early 1n 11so_ P. sl.rallicu.11s. pre•-1-
-rne•t toward Windsor. Witt. n crowd (lent of the ('nnadinn freta. Associa-
••f +tenting melt and boys behind it. tion; Mr. Pn•ttypiece, rte -president, and
When the car reached the centre of John .4. Cooler. ae. t-etary, were In 01 -
'he town there w:n a call for a few taw's to interview the eivernmeut to
1:t mere'. but alt, in the crowd Rem- regard to'the duty on paper. While
,11r Late rutll wagon. It. irety- rte, and atiuther thing
In rR est. After
their marrlagt Mr. Sarnia. $e conducted a hardware
,tore there for tome lea" and lair 'ttm'I Mn,.. Itr[ght lived for some yeah
aas a eomme.reinl traveller. Mr. An•, at St. eh th and afterwards lu ser
drew Rougele, ..f I;,olerieh, is a bro-
ther 14"cwt, N here lac ,Rrirht dines. The re '
ther. The Heinle of Mr.. ltright were b
WANPfRI1
Crumw; t.t1'9FER WANTS POST-
TI(►N. Can furnish last of refer-
eneee MISS MARY ANDERSON, 1►un-
gannon, Ont.
TEACHER WANTED.-QCALI1IEIL
as Prnteetaut teacher for Maple Grove
S. S. No. 9, Colborne. Salary *LIMO
Ap!dh stating experlen••e and qualiry.•a-
tklts, to R. F. MITCHEI,., Sea'.-
Trea• , R. R. 4, Goderich, Ont. 31
finer.,. , k pta9c un Thur to. Goeierich, the funeral takingplace
dap seat, lntermer.: fader mpdN in Crum the ('.1'.11. station ou the rrrIsciet
1Foodtaptl cemetery. London. of the noon train en Monday. Rev. C.
err -
MRS. ARTHUR �sti1'li ' F. Clarke conducted the Lunen) ter -
4n esteemed Al rw'R nt l t;.slrrteh rice and the pallbearers were 1or. 1..
spa rest ems b}'the depth O eyed-. M. Mabee. R,4rrtTal(, J. )t. Swaffkid
ueeday. Jnly 3rd. after x Ions i1L,w., +tt••1 J. J. McEwen. Pr. and Mrs. }yet.
of Alan• Aller. wife of Nfr. .lrthttr ear' otToronto, x11,! 41 r. and Mrs. James
Smith, Deceased was born at streets- Mr.. of Mount Forest, were here
vele /ditty -four ..Aero ago and had lie- for the funeral.
sol in Godericl, ..ter sins her mar
THE FORD CAR SHATTERPROOF GLASS WINDSHIELD
Protection with Clear vision
THE shat.erproof glass wind-
shield on all Ford cars is one of
many important safety features that
contribute to the pleasure and com-
fort of all Ford Model "A" owners.
The peace of mind and feeling of
security made possible by this factor
of safe is further enhanced by the
clear vision roof pillars, six -brake
system, 3/4 irreversible steering, one
piece gas tank and all -steel body.
The Ford car shatterproof glass
windshield does not splinter under
the impetus of a direct blow. In
case of a collision there is no flying
glass to endanger driver or
passengers.
•
The vision is clear and unobstructed with
the Ford shatterproof glass windshield. At
the same time the driver realizes that this
windshield is a protection and a factor In
creating driving confidence and owner
enthusiasm.
Drive it
Yourself-
there is no
Better Test
Ford Car
Features
('haitr of colour*
ss to is ..iter ag% how
ko-Aura parer t*(0M
Fntt Mallon* tyres
hilts enclosed viz-6r.kt .wt,m
1 /Ierdalle whelese aaork
Sirorbrre
110 to to mac* r•.' -Callon
of eaaolke
.chatt.rt.roef .tsar r•Ntdahied
Tier!( proof iee.it.o. lark
R'ii.1 (te end for spire,
M1(`• 1'-4THARiNF: 10.RF:11TS4 N
.4 (ter a re.blence in n
wit of twenty -own years, l'a
arine Campbell widow of
bur Will ha ltnbert..,n. of I:od-
e-rich. 141•tte•.1 away *In the ••spinel rimy
on Theroelav last ht brr eight, -fifth
year. .4 native of :4 -odium,. Mee Ile-
ii»-rts..1, ,•rmr 1.. this emintry with her
parents at the age of six year.. Thr
family •ettlwl in .4sttfkld, and after
her marriage deeea.te,1 fired at lien -
miller ter it few years and In this porn
for about twenty-five yeuro before her
remora( to (►ttawa in 1907. She least.
two 'daughters, Mitoses 011vs and
Qneenle, of Ottawa. and one son. Dr.
Albert R. Robertson, id Ayr. (rot. .4
sister. Mrs. Beaton, of London. and a
brother, John Campbell. in Northern
Ontario. also, aur•vive. A rrrrice was
1)4.41 at her home in Ottawa on Friday
Peening by Rev. A. Eardley, and the
beth was then brought to Goderielo.
arriving Saturday at noon. Rev. 0. F.
Clarke conducted a service at Broph-
ey's undertaking parlors and Interment
was made In Colborne cemetery, the
pa 'starers being Messrs. A. S. Chry-
tfa). Jas. ff. Tbauaon. H. C. Dunlop
and Dr, Mabee. Reside. the ern and
'langbters, there were present Mina A.
R. Robertson and two sons. Jerk and
Bob. rat Ayr, Mrs. Beaton, of Lnudnn-
Qlortill I'It14'iI:F:9Es Fr oft CIVIC
DD 110l.lr)AY.
41'1.l)t'ailnu. for it-tth pr1t fleece nn
felts. Holiday. Monday. -Niru-t 5th,
at .4criettltnral Park, will he reeireil
ht the -motet.-lrn..l np to 5atnrday ,.v•
veto.. Jul; :71st. The prow of each
howl, wltt. •, 111011 of 15 fret froetage,
will Iwo 5i5,
eta• , �`
th-'
111.• ---
and relatives from Ashfleld and Co
kerne townships.
CL J. A. Hl1'CHi)(ON, M.D., O.B.E
The following from Montreal. dater
June 30th, ehronlcles the death of
former re.ldent of this town. a myon n
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hntcbleon
whose family were for many yea
prominent In the life of Goderlch:
Colonel Janie* Aksander Hutehisnn
M.D.... C.R.E.. who hail won s premin
est place in civilian end military toed
teas circles, died this morning at h1
beim, in North Hatfield. Que. He w
eixtyix years oil. Ihtring hi. setts.
career Colonel flotchtw,n waw on the
medical staff at McGill I'niveraty
Montreal, for over thirty years:'ehie
•targeon to No. 1 Canadian C'enerj,
Howpltal on nvereess servlet during
the war, and (thief medieai appoint
meet et the time of hitt retirement a
year ago.
Colonel Tltitchh.nn was born in Yon
treat, and 'pent the greater part o
his life here. He was educated at Yon-
g h school, and Coderirh, Ont., 34
High aeti o,t, and .11111 1•nlveraity.
Making a study of railway medical
merviees hit hobby, Colonel Hutchison
was connected at vartoua times with
the Grand Trunk Railway. the Central
Vermont and the Grand TronaPaci-
fic. a. well as the ('anadian National
System.
Colonel Hntebison went overseas in
1916 and screed in several of the Can-
.
a
f
ass
191. W. le (U•ARK.
See•n•tt1rr of Rif ,' .4w•o•Is11.,,
PUBLIC NOTICE
F:n CONTROL ACT.
T.. the Farmers, and Rieide is Of the
Tnwn.Mp of Fiat Wawano,t:
1. the nnder•lgnw1, duly .py.dntM
*earl metro! Inspector for the town
ship of East WRwanosh. df, hereby
Intl/t al) property -owner. and pante.
•o'e'ntTing i.rop ort, In the township of
Fast Wawsnud, that the Weed Control
Act. whkh require. all said perw,ne
to s,•„ to It that all weeds nn their
premise. are cut In due time to pre-
sent their ripening. Is now In fon.
and 1 take' this opportunity of ',eek -
Ing to ennui your et -operation In an
honest effort to beaten the weed nnl.-
arce.
1. therefore, anal -eat that tbe wKond
week of Jni.. 104. is set apart R.
"Weed t'untrol Week," dnring whkh
you are requested to mak. a Rpertal
Mort to cot all nosione weeds on your
pradolaes. and hy your eteop•rstbaa
and assistance we will have one gen-
eral e$ean-op throughout the township.
An in.iwetlon of all property in the
township will he made by the under-
algrwel during the trennd or third week
of July. abd It le onr hope that with
your hearty en -operation and sympa-
thy with our angge,tiona 1 shall he
able to report to,the Connell that the
work hal all been promptly and prop -
rely dome.
Tony. for cleaner and Matter farm..
JOSEPH enAMN1Y.
TENDERS WANTED
TENl1ERs F'OR DREDGING
f QEAi.F.Ti TENDERS. addressedto
aT the . nn,l,t.igt.,.l and endear,)
"Tender fnf 1r,a ing to Tepper At
Lsa'rr•n.-. River." will be 'volved rm
111 12 o'clock neon (ilaytIght ,ovum)
Wedn.ada -, July 24, 1929.
Tenders w111 not be eonsMered un
f item made on the forma supplied by the
Ii-pstrtment Riot in accordance with
the (•condition" pet forth therein.
! Combined opacification an,p form of
fowler .yrs be obtained on appllatlm
to the nndetyigaed, also at the office
of the District Engineer, Equity hM1d-
ing, Torvm?n, Ont., Pemta) Station t1T-'
Montreal. P.Q. and the Poetmaater.
Brockville, that.
Tenders most include the towing of
the plant to and from tee work.
The dredge. and other plant werlelr
are intended to iso need-Pn tine work
shall have steep dais registered in Con-
s& at the time of the filing of the
tender with time Department, or 41111
have been built in Canada after the
filing of tle'tender.
Each teaser mnst he accompanied
by an screened cheque on a ,bartered
hank. mutilate to the order of Me Min -
totter of Publlr Work'', for 5 per rent.
ted the mMraet price. lint no cheque
to he for lee. than flee hundred dol-
lars.. Bonthe of the Dominion of Can-
ada or heron* M the Canadian Nation-
al Railway Company will be aerep ted
as ervitrlty, or bends anti a ehegne if
regntred to snake up an odd amonnt.
By orrlrr,
S. E. O'BRinN,
Secreta rye .
Department of.PuhIIe Works,
Ottawa, July 2, 1929.
'NIAGARA 81^PER-SOLUHLE LANT)
iv Rine; ;iso high-grade fertiliser.
always In stock. Prompt deliver,
mortice when required, 11. R. BAER.
R.R. No, 5, Goderich, Ont. Tele;th•,ne
Carlow 2fN21. ..
it SALE.--VAI.1'ABI.E I'Rt►I"ETt
as
T4 mitigated nntwi en the mein .ore.•,
of .4ulnirn, Ont.. florae's progr,wi•,,• •
and lotelieat village. The ciliate t.
supplied with ilydro and alt.., ha- •
.renrh,uatinn retool.
Description 01 pa•oeprty-7-nam.
114 -story frame haus,., good .eller
and woodshed. iirlckeit well with an..
pie supply of pore mid water the year
rotted. ,earn 2ttft. x 31ft , open mall..
1 box ••tall, chicken peen and garage
.reset fettled/.ton and floor''. dress, -I
and matched floor in loft.
toeing 1 --Apple tow. -2 Spy. 2 ha--
veer. 2 Tolman Sweet. 2 held :1
Ungner, 1 )(now. 1 Reek. 1 (Never., 1
Rhode Llatnl (lreenlnr. 1 fall 1dpt4r.
Other frult trees -.1 pear. 2 plum, 2
cherry. ,
tone acre of land more or len.. This
property is imitable for reel's*•n.
tonrl+t camp or bttr*ne,w mite. leer
/twitter particular. apply to A. R(N.-
LINsiss, Auburn, (het.
At'enON11RRINo
THOMAS Oi'NDRY, GODERiOH,
LIVE STOCK AND elltst►R♦ '
AUCTIONEER
71Nepbone No. 119.
1101., attended to anywhere and wavy
effort made to give satisfaction.
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
WESLEY W. FISHER,
Auctioneer,
will eoadoct •lea eaywbere. R7
terms are reasonable and i will en-
der Tor to gyre satisfaction, nose
Carlow 1314, or address R. R. 4. Ood-
erki
DROOLS= PRACTITIONER
CHIROCHIROPRACTOR AND D'Ruo1.R89_
PRACTOR
THERAPIET
Goderkb. Prone 341
Equipped with electro-magnette
bathe. Electronic electric +treatments
and chiropractic. Chronic organic and
nervone dieeaaee. Indy In attendance.
Once hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 pm.,
excepting Monday and Thursday and
hy apl►o(otreenL
A. N. ATKINSON
Residence and oeere-•-Cerner o[
South street and Rrltannla road.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
rRANH P. GIBBS. CHARTERED
Accountant. 102 Ontario street.
Stratford. Phone 1580. Ras 1380J.
HEDICAL
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER,
- EYE. DAR, NOSE. THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York OpA-
thalmlc and Aural Hospital, assistant
- at Moorefield Eye Hospital and Golden
Square Throat Hospital. London, Eng.
56 Waterloo 8t. 8•, Stratford. Tel-
• epkoue 987.
At Hotel Bedford, Coderkb, on the
evening of third Monday of each
month till the following day, Tuesday-,
at 1 pm.
110104
WILSON. -At Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital. (oderieh, on Bun-
day. July 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Wilson (formerly Ruth Amos), of
Colborne town.hlp, a eon, Malcolm
MARRIED
HI.AIR-McLEIAN. - In Regina, on
June 27th, 1929. at the r•epfdence of
the bride's father, by Rev. MoElrny
Thompson, artleted by Rev. R. Par-
ley, Kenneth Strang Blair, third sen
of Mrs. Stair and the pate G. F.
Biair, 'Regina, to Margaret Nairn.
eFdet daughter of Dr.! Thigh and
Max MintLean, Regina.
DiED
W15181011 --•in Galerkh, on Monday,
July Sth, William E. Weekes. in his
Olth year.
F. H. WOOD & SON
Announcement
We lake pleasure in announcing Mat
Mr. Louis M. Carey
(formerly with the Canadian Bank of Commerce)
is now a member of this firm
O. F. CAREY & SON
Limited
ERNIDST Y. Lili>E,
Barrister and Solicitor
San Life Building, Adelaide and
Victoria street*, Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 5301.
DUDLEY E. HOLYlES+,
Berrleter, Etc,
Once -Hamilton street, Oodericb-
Phone 27.
R. DARRO'W, 'BARRISTER, Inc
$ooeemor to J. L [Ulorea,
Pine 97.
• Office -The Smnare. 0odertels
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Nape & %ape
BARRMrzM, ET(.
R.C.HAVS•-R.C.HAYS tn.. B.A.
Hamilton St., Oodericn
INSURANCE. LOANS, RTC.
McRIMAM' MUTUAL 'FIRE IN-
SURANCE 00. -.Farm and Iso-
lated own property insured,
Officers -Tar. Connolly, Pres., God-
erlrh P. 0.• Jas Avant, Vice -Pres.,
Be-hwn.ol P. 0. ; P. F. McGregor.
6ee.•Treite, Seafort1 P. 0.
Dlreetons-••A. Broadfoot, R. R.
No. 8, Seaforth ; John 0. Orley*, Me.
4, Walton; William Rion, R. R. No.
2. 34eatorth ; John Bennewi.s Brod-
harm: Geo. Me.Cartne7, R. R. No. E.
Aea forth ; Robert Ferris, $arloek ;
Murray Gltwon, BrneeOtld ; James
Evans, Beechwood; James dnn*011y.
(loderirh.
Atlanta -3. W. Yeo, Oodertch :
Alex. i.eitch, R. R. No. 1, Vilntion;
John Mornay, Reaforth • E. RInchley,
fbeaterth. Poiicy-holden ran In►ake all
payment, aad Set their cards recetyt- ,
ed at R. J. KorHq'a Clothing Store.
Clinton ;yin Oott's Grocery,iDeery,
Meg -
Mee stree�Ooderlch, or J. H. Reidier
anent Stirs, Bayfield,
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