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CARLOW
Anniversary services of the Smith's
Hill Presbyterian congregation will be
bold the hall on Sunday, June 26th.
ltev. T. W. Mels, the paaCur, sail(
preach. Morning service at 11 o'clock;
evening service at 7 o'clock. Special
music by the choir.
Un Wednesday, June 76, • garden
uarty will be held at the !some of Mr.
Y. C. T!M•1u- 'eutrltm ...,.r;.
0 to 8 o'clock. The Wingbam orches-
tra of fourteen pieces will supply the
andmusiMr, linking,
knowAdmia'lon
ktowv baritone, will "dm.
-adults 40e•, children 20e.
IN THE MAGISTRATE'S COURT
In addition to the usual ran of com-
plaints against violators of traffic
rules and the iismer Coutrol Acte
Magistrate held leas been burdens under
late with "tumorous theme
the Deserted Wives' and Chlldrea's
.tet. Cases of this kind, formerly un-
common. have occurred frequently of
late, more summonses having beets is-
sued
ssued in the last few weeks than WIN*
formerly issued In a year's time. Tbe
last one to appear err this 'count was
ordered to pay his wife $4 a week be-
ginning July 1st.
in so great a danger the faintest
hope should be considered.-Gothe.
Men of age object too much. consult
too long, adveftere too tittle, repeat
too soon. and seldom drive business
ron�
home to the full period,
but themselves with mediocrity of stir-
cebs<-hexon.
Town of Goderich
1933 TAXES
PAY AT ONCE, get the Discount and
Save Penalty on 1st Instalment
J. H. Robertson,
Tax Collector
THE SIGN*.
BRIEFS
Get the fresh Laura Secord codiee
at CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
• • •
89.daL-Quaranteed Spark flues.
lac each. SUPERTFAIT S VICE
STATION, corner of Hamilton and
Victoria straits.
• • •
The regular meeting of the Salt•
tote lio*jitai Anxiiiary will ire Lek}
at the home of Mee Robe McCabe on
'Thursday, June 29.
• • •
The Abmeek Chapter, I<O.D.E., will
hold Its annual garden party and
bridge at Mrs., Costello's on Thurs-
day, July 20. Be sure to keep this
date free.
• • •
am Geo. T. Watts, of North street
United church' parsonage, will receive
on Moodyy, June 20th, from 3.30 pen
to 6 p.m., in bohor of ber daughter.
Mies Ella Watts.
• • •
Burkholdecs Studio wtU he closed
oe Saturday, June 24. Persons nue
reeelve their finished film work end
also leave new work, on that day, at
Campbell's Drug ato:e.
• • •
The Women's In,tttvte are having
a bridge and strawberry tea on the
lawn at MacKay Hall ou Friday,
iJune 23rd-_ Admission -86c for tea
and bridge, of 25c for bridge or tea.
• • •
Itathing -!Jape at sew low prices at
CAMPBFST.Lta DleUG STORE.
• • •
.% strawberry festival under the
auspices of the Victoria Home and
School Club will beheld on Tuesday
neat, June 27, on the grounds of Mr.
George Miller. Huron road, from 3.30
to 7-30 p.m-
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The Evening Auxiliary of North
street United thareh held its annual
picnic yesterday at Jowett's grove,
Hayfield, with an attendance of over
seventy. `Races and a baht game
were on the program and a bountiful
supper was keenly enjoyed.
• • •
A strawberry festival will be held
at I'nlon church, Goderich townsbly.
on Friday, June 23. Sapper will be
served from 6 to 8 o'clock. after
which a four -ext comedy -drama,
"Farm Yolks," will be presented by
the Blake -Goshen Young People's So-
ciety.
ociety. Admlawton---ednita 83c, child-
ren 20e.
When a person is carrying on to the
Walt of energy and ability. there _1s
something pleasing In hearing that
others think the wort well done.
SPEND
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The i1ays of the Old Log School
1 went to le those good old
days when £.,B, C, was plain A,
8, C. and teebl ire spelled father -
not Luther. When girls and boys
west barefoot to school. When the
Ebb dreamed 1a edpeey and print In
lelMMIT and In e:i un droves or-
namented with elle* rows of doth
braid 1n winter. 'phen boys wore
duck boomers Sate cotton shirts in
summer, and a SOX of homespun full
cloth in winter; woes with copper
toes, or long bedp with red tope.
Mauer was usealltivbferld and treacle;
butter on special day*. ('sakes, pine
apples, etc., wets a luxury. A boy
with an apple coati die a brink trade
at ea mods a bite 111 rte felt ss_ - lie
dined. If he hogged the apple be
generally gar* the qr.- to his best
chum. Boys smoked ten roots for
cigars. A boy who Dosed sport a clay
pipe snaked muleln (,',eves.
In those good old deo, we chewed
the other fellow.' gam This was be-
fore the microbe appese• 1 on the
scene. All the microbes we knew in
those days were the 41!11, fellows our
motbers combed oat Oe our heads with
a fine tooth comb $,tide morning be-
fore (Soong to menthe ,tj[L„'e she did
not get were like Itli11te little- lamb
-they went with fes -`W wheel, N -
though It was against tis • rule. 1
have been told that thee little fel-
lows were of leotch des.. of ; but I
know that in these dare I saw them
play tag on the heads +.f ;',e English
and Irish boys as well as rhe Scratch.
If there were other nierel,es that
tried to live insets of as 121 those days
they bad a bard, Tow :♦o bee. Oar
mothers started to doctor us with
sulphur and blackserap mlolaesea every
aprltg as rams as the bud- game en
the trees rn the spetngtime, and
stayed on the job until the blossoms
feu off the trees. Date, a tablespoon-
ful every morning, with a teaspoon-
ful of salts as a !laser sad senna tea
before going to bed. Against this dos-
ing the poor microbe could have had
no chance, and I never heard of or
saw one In my boyhood afhtol days.
Then they talk talky *bent your vi-
tamins A, B and C, and the school
citltdrsn have to be babied up with
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All -day Program for, Saturday, July 1st
GRAND PARADE
From VICTORIA PARK, at 9.30 a. m.
Prizes for Calithumpians and for Decorated Cars, Floats
and Bicycles. Followed by Children's.Games and Sports
Afternoon at Agricultural Park
Professional Baseball
BLACK SOX
Colored Champions of Ohio
State l.eastle
Two Carnes for $700 Purse
Athlete c Events .
VS.
106 -yard i)esh Half -mile Rely.-.._::_?
Three-mile Run
EASTER BRANDS
One of the hest Professional
Teams in New York State
First Game at 2.15 p. ►`l.
Tug -of -War -
1. 1F Huron old Boys' Tropia
Admission 50c, Children 25c, Cars free
nd Conce
on th• Srat quare In the even-
ing. commencing at
8 o'clock
EARLY AND SPEND Till
pesteurlsed milk in school hours to
keep up their situates. In my echos:
days we were babied With a blue
beach gad to keep up our vitamins
A, 14 and C !n reboot hours, and 1
got my share of the bliss beach, 1
went to seven different spool* and
fottre.,�.• .111►.4,e1rt te•re6se• ..e at 1
cannot live nU school days over again
I may some day la the future, If I
am .101 on top of the ground, tell
you something of the different schools
and teachers and of the scholars of
the 'g0'• and '70's.
In Mose days there was regard for
the berlptural injunction that if you
span the rod you spoil the child.
if you were late for school you got
a whipping. if you didn't know your
lessons you got auother. Whatever
tool rule you broke you got a whtp-
ping. and usually another when you
got bonne. We took our whippings as
a matter of eourse. Take It all 1n
a41, 1 think I would sooner take the
whippings w• gut In those good old
days than do the hewn work of the
boy* and gir;s of these enlightened
days. We hod no homework to do.
Our school paraphernalia consisted of
reader, copybook, lukbottje, slate and
pencil. Twee always remained to
the school; no books to carry home.
i This left us trek and easy If we wished
to scrap on our way home.
G - H. GREEN.
Goderich, June, 1963.
P.S.-If there were other vitamin',
1n those days, besides the blue beach
gad, we must have got them In our
eats and drinks as nature provided
them In their wild state. , For I
know we ate lots of things In the raw,
such as turnips, carrots, green apples,
wild black cherries, chokecherries
wild berries of all kinds, wintergreen
berries, underground nuts, wild leeks,
beech leaves, .our gram, sorrel, slip-
pery elm bark. We chewed hemlock
and cedar gum. and for drinks we had
buttermilk. skimmed milk (when we
could get It), and water out of creeks,
ditches. ponds, 'wale hole, or wher-
ever we found water wben we were
dry. Whether there were vitamins, or
ditamins, In what we ate 'td drank 1
know not, but we flourished and grew
like a green bay tree over tdx feet,
high. 0. H. 0.
eoLventiAT LIB'I F.L
Several goatee from Ooder:eh-8-
0. Williams, R. I. Wird. D It Moon-
ey. I. D. Eastman T Prih hard
-
took part to the 10arn*Mat r.1 the
IAstowet Golf Club. yesMideY > T.
Williams took lest Prime for low
groan score, firth sine Ades)- and sea
and In patting cosipetidoit'alr. lioyd
was nitrd b the gutting timpetitlen.
LADY'S BOWLING CUM
Lawn bowling le no i•at#e to b.
considered merely a mate's Omer. Lo-
cal women have lakes A Ihe game
enthusiastically and at a reeled meet-
ing aapo(Med the tenanting .avers of
tide Goderich Women's Lawn Bawling
Club: President, Mrs. _ T. Olaadee i
nee -president, Mia. J. Own bean,
arer, Mrs. A. Qeametek' weary,
Mira M. Hewett: WNW
M. MacVlar. The club banalreaikr a
large acreage
meets are being mad* for fuer Liao'
Of tailiame
day of ea& week.
GODERICH 1$ -BA
The softball gnu, with Bayl.ld out
Tueedday at Vkn5a Part PVOV•d a
rr. w. •�y..-; ... emi sae..-. -TM-
er` ibw+Mttlt Ca' "
singe; then the locals took natters
Into their own hands and snored prac-
tically at will, the Ansi .erre being
18-4. • E. Robinson helped the casae
along with two home rune sad Car-
rick routributed three, the latter's
hard driosr enabling him to jog
around the circuit at at gear Pace
and boat the ball to the pule. A
change was made in the 'oderirh
line -rip, J. 8heardown reptatdhe H.
Muntey behind the bat.
The batteries: Ooth•rk• a-rrtek
and 8heardown; hayfield -Weston and
Sturgeon. Umpired, Noble Young
and R. Sturgeon
The (federtrh-at4Malrm geese sche-
duled for Friday last wen peetponed
on the request of the 011sbm team,
who had arranged for an exhibition
game with • etratferd belt! on that
date.
The locale next Mehedaled game 16
to be played et Grand Bead On Tees
day, July 4.
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WHY HE OBJECTED
A *mall troy had been vaccinated
and the doctor started to bandage bis
sore arm, hut (hr• boy objeeted.
"Put it on the other arm, doctor."
"Why, no." said the doctor. "1
want to put the band,rge os your sore
arm so the boys at sr host won't hurt
It"
"Put It on the other firme doctor,"
said the small , boy. _'Ion don't
know Abe fellows at ont.ea seal."
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MAPLES EASILY BROKEN l MIMICS TO soreness
The tat. Marys Jomiaal-Argus notes
that moat of the scores et shade trees YOTiaCE TO OREDITOR*.
that were blows over ire the big wind- +''
'tbrm of two weeks ago were soft
maples. In the lees veinal storm that
visited Goderieb a week ago Sunday
maples, demote and basswoods were
observed among the trees that suf-
fered. The basswood Dress were up-
rooted. not broken. The writer of
thls paragrapb did not see an elm
titinos000- -- Pt:':-:- it weaedd
be as well �in future to plant elms
rather than maples, of which Goderich
bas so many.
BENEFIT FOR CARSWELL
A benefit game for Bob C anweil,
backstop of the Grand Bend eottbail
team, who suffered a broken jaw and
other injuries' In a recent game here,
will be played at Victoria Park on
Friday, at 6.30 o'clock, between t'he i
Grand Bend and Godcrtcs teams. The
injured man has been unable to wort
since hie accident, as there seems to
be some difficulty In setting tbe brok-
en bone. Although unable to eat sol-
id food or move hl* jaw, Carswell
managed, however, to murmur "I
do" between eleuebed teeth for a
young lady at Grand Bend last Tun -
day.
BORN
TAYLOR. -At Alexandra hospital,
Oodorlch, on Tuesday, June 20, to
Mr. and Mrs. Bogs, Taylor, West
Wawanosh, a daughter.
IN MIMOBIA1M
Dl'FF.-ln sad but loving memory
of dear mother, father and broth-
ers, who are resting 1n Maitland
cemetery.
Sheltered by the Rock of Ages,
Anchored on the golden shore,
qn the loving arms of Jesus,
Rest, dear ones, for evermore.
-Never forgotten by GRACE AND
FAMILY.
ENGINEERING
'AREY, KIDD & co.--RNOINEKR8
and Surveyors, Keays street; God-
erlch. Phone 110. - ..
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commence ACCOUNTANT
L'RANL P. GaBBB, CHAR( LD
Aeeountamt. 102 Ontario street.
011 TSE 1ttAITLILND OOUR5E Stratford. Phone 1680. Rea 1M80L
Mrs. Daiahl'.n and Mr. Ii Field Win-
ners
itners .f Mixed F.nrsaess
In the mixed foursome played at
the Maitland golf course on Saturday
the winners were Mrs. Jas- Donald-
son and Mr. Ted Field. with Mra W.
F. Naftel and Mr. O. A. Reid aecoed.
Players and .cores wide:
E. D. Brown aid Miss M. Edwards,
76,
J. H. Taylor and Kra. R. Boyd, 77.
C. K. Mattel and Mia. R. Patterson,
77.
Judge Costello and Mrs. E. D.
Brotty 77.
C. 1., Walker and Mrs. D. D. Moos-
fs8. PetteItiltg , egiosiek,
1i
<D, D. M eesny'tirld Hrs.
IOW itsgbesM.
9l
T. FrNehard ant Mrs. W. IP 43a1-
167.
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. 7A • 1!014 eillWa�..i. It
T. ]field and Mrs. J. Donaldson.
71R. Loyd aid Sts C. A. S+I4. 77.
1. D. MarMaaa and Mies Q. Miamian,
man, 75.
S. N. Oliver and Miss B. Hunter, 71.
G.lf Cittb Program
Following is • program of events to
be held under the anptees of the
club during the next few weeks:
June 24 -Bogey competition, 2.90p.m.
July 5 -Opening nzw course, mixed
foursome, 2.30 p.m.
July 8 -President and vice-presi-
dent, 2.30 p.m.
July 15 --Mixed fourebme, 230 p.m.
July 19 -Invitation • tournament,
1 pm.
July Bogey competition. 2..90 p.m.
Italy 26 --Competition by teams cap-
tained by Dr. Hunter and Dr. Mack-
lin, 280 p m.
July 29 -Two -ball mixed foursome,
2.30 pm.
August 6 -Competition by teams
captained by lodge Costello and Mag-
istrate Reid, 23(1 p.m.
Tse ladles of the MatOand Golf
(Aub hold a field day on Friday sf
each week and have some interesting
games. The Wednesday afternoon
teas will be commeneed the first week
of July.
tela 72.
LOST OK
LOST.-BFyTW HEN $BAPtOBTH
Stand Port Albert, a brown leather
snitess a with initials A. F. on out-
side. Finder please communicate
with W. H. ELLIOTT, Seaforth, OeL
Suitable reward.
FOR MIS 01 KENT
Notice le hereby elven to all per-
sons having any claim against the
estate of Mary Guns, late of the
township of Aabdeld, le the e•uaty
of Huron, who died on or about pts
eth day of June, A.D. 1988, to dead
same to tbe undersigned on or before
the Kith day of June, A.D. 1988, M
tn.• .6.e dots the eraeutor
herein will proceed to make distribu-
tion of the assets of the said estate,
laving regard only to tbe claims then
filed.
Dated at Goderioh Ma 15th day
of June, A.D. 1988.
HAYS & HAYS, Ooderib, Oatarlae
Solicitors for the Executor herein.
roil SALE -MODEL T FIORD
TRUCK. Bargain for quick seise
Apply to J. R. WHEELER.
MR MALE. -ON THE
I farm, west half lot 7,
Addield, 1Y% Sacs.d
fella, wbkn clover and
Tense -Cask or
Apply to R. O'1R1L
NOTIOR TO CREDITORS.
Notice is bereby elven to ail per -
thee having any claim against the
estate of Arthur Thompson Emmer-
eon, tab of the town Ooderlch la
Me county of Huron, p yaidan, *No
died on or about the First day of
June, A -D. 1983, to send same, duly
proven, to the executor, Thomas T.
Emmerson, North street. Oodarieis.
Ont., on or before June 23rd, 1938,
as on and erne. that date the said
executor will prayed to make dis-
tribution of the aesets, of flee said
estate, bevies regard only to the
claims then Aced with bin.
And further take notice that all
pereune owing the said detoeaeed any
sum of money wlat.oever aro re-
quested to pay the Wilt ter the above '
mentioned executor, at their early
convenience.
Dated at Godertcb lila Stay day of
June. A.D. 1933.
HAYS b HAYS, Goderich. Ontario,
Solicitor's for We Executor berets. _
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Lay, a1-
tls.thy.
ry arse.
7, Led-
JAILED FOR ASSAULT
Dated Kemp, of LIs•bwel, appeared
in Pollee Court on Friday last in an-
swer to a charge of aaaanit laid by
Mrs, Roderick McKay, the offence
having taken place In Grey township
In May. Kemp, alleged Mrs. McKay,
was istoxlcated and did not know
what he was doing when he struck
her, breaking a aurine of beads. After
hearing the evidence Magistrate Reid
sentenced accused to two months In
jail In default of a Ane of $20 and
costs, amounting to f2A.00.
LAWN MOWERa SHARPENED.
to Persia Tires. Blcyde Repan. I -
WILLARD Batteries $4.96 up. Oat -
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AUOTIONREiII441
THOMAS (;UNDRY, OODERIOIL
1 LIVE mac AND GENERAL -
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119
Sales attendee. to anywhere aid treaty
effort blade to give satisfaction. '1'
r raper'' mels motes dlaroaat d. 11
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MEDICAL
nS e. J. a FoRSTE, I11T1, 1AR.
WHOM THROAT.
Late Holme Surgeon New tub
Ophthalmia and Aural Hospital, se-
*tast •t Moorefield Eye Hospital
sad Widen Square Throat Hospital.
London, Dei -
n Waterloo Street l., Stratford.
TM.pbo.e 1187.
At Hotel Bedford. Godericb, from 7
o'clock ea the evealag et third Mon-
day of each swath Nil the billowing
?softy at 1 pm
DsU0i_ TSA011111014111
'RIROFkaoros AIfD DRU0L>11•
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O.deeieh. ruin 1a
sa1•1pp•d s'itk deetre-nagasds
baths. - Dltetraale dub* treatseeds
4 eatsagaMtio. Areata, mule .. ,
and a.resos dlail/.o file''. is ries--••-e=
taadasos. OEM bean l to i aid T - _
te 8 'lase ea Teasley, Maas and Sat -
maw. aw. aid en 8f hiessy 11 b 1ek < y
sally bei baZ t��!�,, �
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A. 1 A/1113/1101
Residuum aid ease- Coreer e[
South strait opsit lwamila road.
Baby Carriages Retired. ' Mackin.
Work of AR Randa. BARKER BROd.
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APPI.1('ATIONI --'80(YI� PH1-
VI1.ROES on the -Square and at the
Agricultural Park on Dominion Day,
July 1st, will be received by ire un-
dersigned, up to Thureday. June 20th.
S. D. CROFT. L. If. KNOX,
See'y Celebration Com. Tewn Clerk.
CHASING THE KiTTY
The winners at the local tourna-
ment of the lawn bowling club on
Friday night were: 1st, Jos. Brophey
and K. Stowe; 2nd, R. Blase! end S.
Delmer; 3rd,. le H. Martin (Toronto)
and Gro. Mnmhy.
On Monday night P. Bisset and M.
Palmer took the lead, with Jerk
Johnston and L. 1,. Knox second; Wes.
7111 $tfd N. Hewitt third.
Wednesday night's winners were:
10t. Geo. Sy monde aid 1.. 1. Knox;
2nd, Fred Hunt rend Max 1rritsley.
Jo.eph eweMeld (skip) end C.
Griffith won fret prise at the bowling
tonrnemant et Rlyts oe Wednesday
afternoon. Thr. HaU and J. W. Mee -
Vicar of town (skip) end F. Donee4
ly and Wee. iAtt (skip), atm played,
tat were not among the peke-wtnnera.
Fred hunt's rink took thRd prior
la !b. S4ea11ont ewne;See stella ester
raiment lastn,. lrrtday night.
sea "swum eataaeerm w"
...,s ,::.:., wt►.r
• *Wed lav'ttartower to masts& t(uha fer
■ twitlght rink tonrnameent to be Held
nest Monday evening. G.neroUa
prime are bing MRored and an even-
ing of good /port is In prtwpect
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-reia7 T.,
T'. i~:"il�aailrt�"i
master of North Street United Chureb,
announces that be Is prepared to so -
cent pupils 1■ Plano. organ. theory,
,and vocal. Terms on application.
CARD OF THANKS
THE ALUMNAE AND STAYI OF
■■ Ai.EXAN11RA 1IQaPITAL wish to
thank all threw xw t4 helped In any
way to make the meeting of the Re-
gistered Nurses' Association ou Wed-
nesday Ruth • soccer, and .too those
who helped In the entertatnhtg of the
nurses during their stay In Goderich.
YRS. K. R. HA11tiS, MR. ANI)
lfI MRS. JOHN HARRNI AND FAM-
ILY, AIM MR. AND MRS. H. C.
OOX AND FAMILY weds to ertmmme
their sincere thanks for the sympathy
extended daring their recent sad be-
reavement,
e,reavement, for the 'reaattfnl flowers
sent and for the cars loaned.
AUCTION SALE
FARING AU(1TiON SALE. OF
ao FARM STOCK AND IMPLiC-
MEN'rS.
At lot 19, coneestlow 18, 0odericb
towothlp. three mitre northwest of
Clinton, 011
THURSDAY, JUNE 29th
at 1 o'clock sharp.
The *ndertlgned has disponed of
his tarp[ to ifeltden Bao*. of London,
and will ynsltively sell without reserve
Ilse fo11oatng
H.ese..--Mafrlled farm team, Ave
years old ; bay mare, three years old,
wNl broken mingie or dnnhle.
Cattier--Fltteea choler young cows,
mostly fresh. conalsthng of Dnrltnma,
Jerseys and Holatelnw; twelve heifer
viler*: purebred Jersey bull calf;
ftmr oar-yrsrold he?Cars; ten two-
year.v4d t+dlerO: Pnieed Atagn. anll
fifteen month. old.
Hags. -Nine store hogs; two yewng
mows rine to profit about time .b sale;
Mw rine-to profit in Angara-'
Itwplemeats.-Maa.ey-Harrl. Madge,
7 tt. cut ; M0t'.trmIek Doering mower,
0 fL cut; hor' rake, .said drill, thir-
teen me spring cultivator, .rt of four-
..rtlen harrow*. set of team harmer*,
mid of single harnosr, walking plow,
riding plow, wagon end box, bawl tire
Minty. fanning mill, hay ear, rope,
11;48 4. PAMIrsjiiternatiaaral engem sep-
arator,
aparator, 0(10 ib. risme in. gnat mew:
epee mem-- grete a -fneNt .'baso..
wefig terns grist nicr t niti - ___ - er-
tieiea
TIMtMR-Cesh.
RSV W. A. TOWNSHSNTD, Proprietor.
011110 H. iM.T.t(YPT, AeeMiietr.
"•s.aw.ti1MKtgf'ie
YR. H. N. LIVENS, PUPIL OF THE
w Royal Conservatory, Letpalg, Oer-
many.
Teacher of piano, organ, vocal, and
harmony.
Terms on application. BEDFORD
HOTEL or KNOX CHURCH.
.LBGAL
DUDLEY R. HOLMES.
Barrister, Etc.
uses-Oourt own. ' Qetsrk0
Tablellehe 513.
Ifl000aAa B. IIAIRN.
Barrfat.r and Solicitor
Odes. --Hamilton Street, Ooderieb.
'Telephone 512.
:+n ,.e.'a a M3t lllglMi/1.
r,. R. DARROW, BARRISTER, M.
Successor to J. L. Ktiloran.
Odce-'Ther Squares Ooderich.
Telephone 97.
L'RANK DONNEI.LY, B.A.
I' Stainer, @elicitor, ate.
Omre•--Hamilton Street, Oodertch.
Telephone 232
HAYS k HAYS,
11 Barristers and Solicitor •
R. C. Hays, K.C., and R. C. Hays, BA, t ,.' . 'k';
Hamilton Street, Uoderkh. '
Telephone 14 , .:,,•
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ERNEST M. LiCE.
Barrister and Solicitor
Sun Life Building, Adelaide and Vies
toerla Streets, Toronto t
Telephone Elgin 5301
iNSt'RANCE. LOANS EE'rC.
110(1i.I,OP MUTUAL FiRE iNETtR-
lQ AN(A1 (10 -Farm sed biotite&
town property in.nred.
O111esre--(leo. Mc('artney, Pres., Rt
R. A Seaforth ; Jame. ('cnnolly; Vice -
Pres.. Qoderleh P.O ; Merton A. Reid,
Sec. -Tress, Serforth P.O.
Dtpeetorn---A. Rm.dfnt• R.R. No. It.
$eaforth; lame. Shokl leo Walton;
Wm. Knee, Ln•deetwtro: Rohert Fer-
ris,
erris, Harinek ; Geo, L Inbardt, Bred- a;p
hagerl, P.O.: John Pepper. Rrnesbeld.
Agents --W. J. Yee, R.R. No. 1l, Cita. ' [
ton; James Watt, Blyth ; ilt.
Mg, a.atoetb.; John -.Maras. ga�liorth:"
Petiel-holder a '014 mak* of
and get their cards mistimed at um
Royal Rank, Mtstos; Calvin cotes
Grocery, Kingston street. 0.daticb, M
J. Hai Raid's Oeaseal N1.es. Batefid.
e lees;
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