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ATHLETE'S FOOT
Gelfers, terberms,
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meet from athlete's
hae All who walk rood
have edges. adagios.
Itching 01 the feet sad
KPPIled .It awl
Oath Dr. Chew. Oita -
meat adaret to the art-
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GODERICH, ONT.
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BRIEFS
Bathing sandals -the newest. Bath -
lugs cape, ete. At CAMPBELL'S
DRUG STORE, Goderich.
Keep open Thursday, July 11, for
the hospital bridge, "500," euchre and
tea on Judge Costello's grounds. Ad-
mission 50e. Tea only, 25e. Every-
body' 711" Fittliton it -tiler -Pavillon vete island nease4ip 1 retie), River, at relay, but there were six entries in
welcome.
—23wYt.-14thl.X....AWOWLAwiattle.
under the auspices of the Maple Lea rod. but he had a lit e ITIF-sete nefa aou daala. The seetee, r:stea
d him and the Lucknow crew er conditions ware uttfavorable aboiut
Ebtliolk'tt,uogt (Ii‘o.adreartnich. ,0vcrallkelenecoghandin;
Tom Ross, of Clinton, third, and Joe
O'Brien. of Goderich, fourth.
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NOTES OF THE DAY
liarry McCreath is sure to provide
LIJOHNOW WINS AGAIN
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Bailers Busy in Dominion Day Game-
Seere 7-5
For tee third Glue this season, on
Monday, the Lucknow team defeated
Goderieh in a scheduled Bruce League
baseball pine, the tival wore being
7-3. Both Cuutiug for Luckuow and
Ormerod for Goderich pitched good
:.all,. throughout the game. The visit -
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ilitiS HORNING GAR WOOD HERE
America's ameba' one racing boa
owner and drive:, ..ar Wood, of De-
troit, spent a few hours in Goderich
this morning, Thr Silver Fox" was
Ilyiug to his thowe, home ou his pri-
Goderich Has Big
Time on July 1st
(001.tinned from pep 1)
when Huron's amateur athlete* were
(wiled to the fore. There were no
entries in the three-mile run and the
THE WEATHER
The Welled temperature registered
to date this *caws was recorded on
Wednesday, when S3 was reached.
The temperatures for the past week
and those of the eorresponding week
of last year were as follows,:
1935 1934
Max. Min Max. Ifin.
Thuts . June 27 ....73 58 73 54
Fri. June 28 70 01. 92 01
75 81 84
81 de 82
Bat, June 29
Sun . June 30
Mon.. loly 1
Tees., July 2
Wed, July 3
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81
80 00 80 50
rts 54
83 64 74 50
1800 to the present day. were stronger at the bat. Nearly one 9 0 clotk this MOriong, og
Chapter. All periods represented from
lltitee-under the 'auspicee of choir thousand people saw the game, whleb spread over the court,: of the monster
of . Georg.A.1 church In the parish was 011P of several attractions at Agri- seaplaue, et> tbe steed enthusiast
hall, Friday, July 5, commencing at elitism' Park during the Domiulou dropped down jest outside the bar -
0 p.w. Teti -piece orchestra. Adults Du y eelelinttion. bor.
stun 2:Se. Everybody welcome. ' t Wood landed ft' ill Harbormaster
The members of L.0.1.. 182 and
Princess Mary Lodge, No. 443,, LO.
ILA., will attend worship in North
street United church next Sunday, at
r itm. The members of the lodges
are requested to meet at 6.30 o'clock
at the lodge rooms, eotner North
street and the Square. Visiting
brethren are cordially invited to et -
tend.
FOR RENT OR SALE
Bedford Reeidenee-Cobourg St.
Apply to
F. R. DARROW.
Phone 97 Exeeuter.
SANITARY MEAT MARKS!
Saturday Specials !
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Legs
Chops
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Shoulder Roast
Front Quarter
Breasts
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Lois
H looked like Glister i , a g
the start, though the nearest to 'icor- Bert MacDonald's leilnoli, shook hands a laugh. His exhibit of the Dionne
%cies Bert and see .Bil
,..• to l losing, quintuplets made a ripple of laugh -
Mg fu the first three innings was when
Goderich had Nairn and Duquette on pilot 01 the "Alan, about the engine ter all along the line of parade.
of the boat. "He's a regular fellow," The two Home and Sehool Clubs
Bert commented Rte.:ward. entered into the spirit of the day,
Mr. Wood made a few purchases up each having a float in the parade.
town aud took off on his interrupted
That of the Central club represented
secoud and third. y
stranded there. Wood and Bud Wor-
thy worked • nice double to retire tbe
visitors in their half of the third.
trip at 1.25 o'ock this afternoon, th
In the first of the fourth Lucknow cl
e
1 weathng ea school, with Mrs. W. F. Saunders as
scored twice., kthe er havih,: ed. iampbell crossing teacher and other members of the
plate after a nice two -base hit. and -- club as pupils. It "took" with tbe
C. Finlayson trotting home on a balk Church Softball Leacue crowd.
ASHFIELD bv Ormerod. W. L 'Sarah Costello looked sweet and
With Wood and Phelan on in the Preebyteriaus ........ I ,Gordon McManus manly as the "bride
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ASIIFIELD, July 3. Mr. and Mrs: heat of the fourth, Pat Mudock weDtJjCt
las Morton of Toronto open' the
wotk-end at 'the home of Mrs. Hobert Aillic te 11-buzi-x1ght 77eh1.c st-'361117 the
.1.1`. nuan. • two runners. It was just the touch
Mr. Malcolm leacLenean of Barrie to start the locals off. Keith Orme-
Is spending the summer at the home rod I loubled, driving in Murdock, and
of Mehrel4unean MacLennan. Nairn singled to score Keith, giving
Miss Anna 31cKettsle, of Toronto, Goderich a two -run 1 ad.
and Mr. Geo -fee (lark and daughter, of Lucknow got four in the fifth,
Itansiltine spent the week -end ;se the scoring McLennan, and Camp-
bells° of Mrs. M. C. ,MacKenzie. , bell, but In the eighth, when Gua and
Mrs. Lorne MacLennan and childreit. Bud Worthy hit doubles, the Jormer
ot Detroit, are visiting at tbe besuseof creased the plate to tie the score at
Me. and Mrs. James- 5dacDonald.
is visiting his Ashfield friends this "lloderich had a !tilting chance even
Mr. Archie Ilacifurchy of Detroit
ni&El&...,....9---......-4 1 and groom" in tbe parade. They
tIneh-hitter. He popped a nice 3 1 I were awarded a prim and deserved it.
$, Peter's .......e.. .. . . „2 2 ' Ed. Floodv, honorary secretary of
North United -..1..... ..... -..-.-.---1- 3 Me Huron Oki Boys of- Toronto, was
St. George'• ..„..... ...•:.....I 8 on hand and his friends were pleased
Foresters .-.......... .1 0 5 to see him looking so well. Another
visitor was David Cantelon of Ma -
THE LIONS LEAGUE ton, who at eighty-seven years of age
At the conchae,. ef the first half wants to see everything that is going
of the Lions Wag softball eche- on.
M fa t rin Co
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MEIN WANTED FOR • RAWLEIGH
ma Routes in 8 Bruce county. Write
today. RAWLEJOH 00. DEPT.
(M1,-2101. Montreal, Oanada.
WANTED ---FOUUTRY AND • EGG II
Experienced at culling helm Let
us I your dock Fresh eggs and
treat, dressed poultry for sale at all
[lutes. Also poultry feed,
tits*. 001/441.1013 POUL-
TRY AND It/OGIIARKET, Lightiontie
street, opposite Public Library. Phone
13.
EYES»
Examined and
Glasses Fitted
--t-WITtrtHE LATEST
EQUIPMENT AT
REASONABLE
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS FOR PAINTING. . •
Tenders, addressed to the under-
signed, will be received by the Goder-
ich Public School Board up to Satur-
day, July 6th, 1935, for painting the
exterior of Victoria public school ac-
eording to epeelficationa. Make of
paint to be named, which will be tak-
en into consideration.
No tender necessarily accepted.
JOHN CUTT, Chairman of Property
Committee, GoderIch, Ontario.
L. L. KNOX, Secretary Public School
Board, Goderich, Ontario.
TOR SALE OR KENT
dule, the standing as follows: The Goderich anu c u g
W L did itself proud with five truck, an
Bisset -- p ... ott---3 1 two teams In the parade, showing the
Westbrook .......... ........$ I various products of the mill.
Bloomfield -....... .....................o.3 1 The Burlington drfll corps gave an -
After Clark and Irwin put the visitors Barlow *sr.. ..•2 1 other exhibition drill on the Square
I week. two up In the ninth, but were unable Hoggarth . ... . ...........---2 1 la the evening. delighting a large
Mimes Alter and Annie Brown or De' to clieg.
d
Ca pbell ••••••6••••N••22 ••••••• 2 2 crowd of spectators.
d timed all bands
James Cameron. g six strikeouts and two walke. Worsell ' —0 4 inc committee a Ter
0 4 and had nine, including a bugle band win.
pein the week -end at the home Ormerod had nine otrikeouts, Cum- onecnier • .
tor ttheair uncles, Messrs.- Duncan out] in "":""'"'"k"
• The store: 11Ii E The schedule mill be resumed on from Se Marys and the ("Inez% bag- r om
R SALPI-MceLARY ELECTRIC Barrister and Solicitor
Misses Louise and Salina MacDonald Lueknow 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 2-7 14 3 September 3, whin li- double-header pipe band. range. Catenet style. four bnrnere co -Hamilton Street, Goderiek.
of Windsor and Hamilton are visit -T LEGO TelePhoue 612.Goderich 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 0-5 11 9 will be played, Marlow vs Campbell; It is hoped the childreu who got In first-class condition.
Ing at the home of Mr: Dan MacDou- Phone 485.
aid, Lochalsh. themselves up in ccetume and trudged _
Lueknow-lieLenhan. r f., R. all the weary way round with tbe par- C R. DARROW, BARRISTER, ETC.
The teams: lloggarth vs. Weesell
Mina MacGillIvray of Detroit is v _ R SALE -ONE HIGHBOY. WRIT. r
nig 44te * few- -day* with Rev. Thompeoe, 3b.; Clark, as.: Irwin, lb.; WINGHAM II—GODERICH 1 side received 'something In recognition
PING desk, clothes chest, drop-leaf Offiee-The Square, Godmich.
Successor to J. L Killoras
letelliiii ray, h b there
even table. etc-. Apply to CLARENCE Telepbone 97.
MacDONALD, The Square.
yo *r.—RED BRICK HOUSE ON
1 Vittoria pliant All conveniences.
Apply to T. R. WALLIS
COR SALE.-BRIOE RESIDENCE%
• Nelson street, eight rooms; two bath-
rooms R. C. WHATELEY. .
COB RENT.-110USE. HARDWOOD
floors. Garden, Garage. Coo -
Del. Apply to M. W. HOWELL.
1,101RE FOR SALE OR RENT.-
41White brie* house os Eget street.
Apply E. C. ROBERTSON. Jeweller.
PRICES, BY
A. L. COLE
OPTOMETRIST
Serving the people of Huron
County for over fifteen
years.
GODERICH - ONTARIO
AUCTIONEESING
THOMAS myna; OODERIOR.
a LIVE STOOK AND GENERAL
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119 •
Sales attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give satisfaction.
Farmers' sale notes diocounted.
LEGAL
DUDLEY E. HOLM,
Barrister, Etc.
Office -Court House, Ooderieb.
Telephone 55.
OUGLAS KAMA,
CampWl; 6-.Y.TECCartney, 1/ ; C. Fin- with coi•jo totoohle • two-bit one- of . e r
Torts
'arson, e.; FInlayson, 2b.4 Cum- run game, familia seventeen GoderIch was nothing for them In the prise list.
batters and knocking a home run at The stirring strains of Fillmore'.
• 311-s lean MacGregor of Hamilton
visited her Ashfield friends this week.'. P.
Miss Muriel Ferries is visiting Goderich-Nales, r.f.; Duquette, wingham ston rilday last, Wingham Triumphal March, played by Gte
friends in Goderich this week. 3b.; Sheardown, e. ;Wood, 2b.; Phelan, experienced llttW dilleuity In defett- erich band at Agricultural Park, were
Mrs tiarey c.f.• G. Worthy, BA. ; B. Worthy, lb.; Ing Goderich 84. Sheardown scored ' rudely interrupted when the whole
wicti are viaiting at the home of Illn. Johnston urdock 4) T.1. ;- Orynerod7Tx 1 rod 004ertt•b In the fouali, - but Om -nenosteoll, • low Affals. collapeetwith
Umpires-Lumby, of Goderich; Ag- Worthy got delso hfits,--in the third a roar. Bandmaster J. E. H
Mr. and Mrs. David McGill and --
-oLuekow and seventh. He did ribt get pale roee to the occasion and with a few
BAB% BEEF (8141dbfeil)
Porterhouse Roma
T -Bone Steak
25e
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Sirloin Steak 2Se
Bound Steak
15e
Chuelt Roast
Rib Boil lee
Lean Boil Ide
Homemade Ring Bologna
2 lbs. for 25e
Freetit Hamburg Steak 2 lbs. 23e
-THOS. LEGG--
Phone 4135 Hamilton Street
Jas. We.t.
first base. terse commandegalned a semblance of
pitcbin.: for Goderich.Iorder. With perfect harmony, the
made wren strike,its. but allowed bandsmen started in where they left
eleven hits, one*/ which was a homer, I off. with the exception of a couple of
two triples and 10 doublet' The trombonists, whose instruments, ex -
paced Wingham play tended on a high note at the time of
Lott of iVingham visited their Ash-
field id/41dg on Monday.
sages were heard with great apprcTia-
Mr, anti Mrs. Lyal MaeDiarmid and
tion. The morning service was in the
children. Rochester, N. Y., are'viaftisg old form. the psalms of praise being
their Ashfield friend.. sung without organ and choir, Mr.
t Intended for last week) Donald McLean acting as precentor.
Anniversary Serviees.-The 'engem, The moderator in his address took het
wiry services of Ashfield Presbyterian congregation back to the days of the
churvh, ext Sunday, were attended by Covenanters and sketched in vivid fash-
large congregations and the day leas ion the stirring history of the Presby -
one long to be remembered. The terian Church in Scotland. The evening
speaker was Rev. Austin 1,. Budge of pervire was in the regular form, and
tiger -Sell*, -moderator of the Mudge spoke on "The Promise._ -
of Hamilton and Londoe, and his mole of Presbyterianism" In Friday sATneal tourney at rider. The result might easily hams
the bowling greeus. first g,rise was been worse. but Bruce was badly
hits were s
Ing a well-balaacel game. ! the crash, were knocked out of align -
TI batterles--Gederieh, FrItsley ment. FOrtunately nobody was isl-
and Shear own; g ,
Grores Warialeket: 8). 1 Bruce Bradley, riding in the under
twelve years bicycle race around the
THE EirlrY-OHASERS Square in the morning, received his
ret SI imam In a emelt as a racing
W'RNISICED COTTAGE TO RENT.-
' At Port Albert, by season. month or
week. Moderate rates. Apply BOX
-3ft. Godertele Telephone 904W.
f‘TSALE. -SOLID BRICK HOUSE,
rge veranda, all conveniences,
henry wiring, electric water heater,
leen. garden, feet trees, stable, gar-
age. Close to the Square. Cheap for
eases or on easy terms. In first-class
condition F. WOOLLCOMBE, Phone
296.
CRANK DONNELLY, B. A.
Barrister Solicitor, Rte.
0110e-Hassilton Street, Goderieb.
t Telephone 282.
HAT1r1r1EAYS,
Barristers and Solicitors
IR.C. Hays, K.C., and B. C. Hays, B.A..
Office -Hamilton Street, Godertek.
Telephone 88.
d ham Colvin and . jured in the crash. GODERICH HOUSE NEAR COL-
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McArthur; et.
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• -ond by I- Bisset and he took his tumble
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Two rinks from Ooderith took part
in the Wingliath tournament on Mon-
day, and one of them -J. Newcombe,
Dr. Hall. 11. M. Nee and Albert Tay-
Tor-fifftp)-=,--brought horse the second
'prise tbd a--ociation game.
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re .n Wednesday -night's
tournament were W. L Baker
and Mr. Strang (Wholoor) ; 2nd, J.
/01iiiiiton and T.T. Murpby.
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Rain letertered with the doublel!
tournament at Soarer* Wednesday of
week 111111 the anal games were
not played. First prize, with the
Sanitise tropt,y. was awarded to Fred
Bonthron anti Dr. Metraggart of Hen-
sel', second to McNee and Toole of
Goderich. In the second event tim
winners were .1 Z. Mason and J. B.
Swaffield of Gotierieb, with a Sea -
forth teem oecon&--* Kitchener pair
took the_consolatiliii;
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The Godericti iawn Bowling Chub
will hold an imitation doubles tour-
nament for the Parity Flour trophy
on Wedneeday afternoon, July 10th.
There will be three events and etx
sets of valuab1t prima.
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VICTORIA ST. 33--FORESTER8 3
After holding the Foresters 11-2 at
the end of the sixth listings last nIgIst,
In an interchurch softball game, Vic-
toria street church scored twelve runs
In the seventh to nuke a total of
twenty-three Tile Foresteri tallied
once more in the ninth to make the
final score 23-8. The Foresters were
shut out for live straight innings while
Victoria 'street piled up sixteen runs.
Laws and Schoenhals were re-
sPensible for the lovers' three runs.
Bill Fierker received a painful in-
jury while playing for the Foresters.
Barker was attempting to field • bali
when he collided with • runner. Bill's
Jaw was cot and his fare and one leg
painfully but not seriously brui .
The score:
Foresters ....0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-
Victoria St. .5 1 1 0 0 4 12 0 x-23
ALEGIATE on Keays street may be
bought on easy terms, cheap for cash,
or will consider mall house In part
payment. All modern convenience*,
garage, freer trees. Make offer. MR&
ISAAC HETHERINGTON, Wingham.
Telephone 9'7.
MEADOW ()LADE rsnm STARTED
ITI Chieks and Pullets. We base a
few three- and foneweek-old Chicks
and tive-week-old Pullets. Tbey are
all sired by BOA'. and pedigreed cock-
erels and from our own heavy-produc
ing hens All breeding stock blood-
] tented and Government inspected.
Reamonably prieed for immediate sale.
W. HUME CLUTTON, R. R. 5. Clod
erk-h Plhone11413, Carlow.
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BYLAW NOTICE
PORT ALBERT
There will be' a strawhaerr 41111160•1
011 the lawn of Christ churebr Port
Albert, Tuesday, July 91.11. Pro-
gram-Lueknow orchestra, Mitee7
McGee and Mr. Spotton.
CHMITE111° ACCOUNTANTS
j. Ir.- MONTEITH, _
Chartered Acrountant
,agg Ontario Street, Stratford, Ost.
1510 Star Building, Toronto, Out
CRNEST M. LVZ,
Birrister and Solicitor
Sun Life Building. Adelaide aad Vi-
toria Streets, Toronto 1.
Telephone Elgin 5801.
MEDICAL
Mi. P. J. /A rortorzn. nis.
NOSE. THROAT.
Inte House Surgeon New Turk
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital. air
intent at Mooreneld Eye Hospliewl ,44311e..!
and Golden Square Throat Ileepltat.-
London. Eng.
58 Waterloo Street S, &rattled- 'e
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Telephone 267.
Next visit Thursday, July 11, UMW
only, front 9.30 till 1 o'clock. •
Motel Bedford, Goderich.
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
CH I ROP R A CTO R AND DRUGLESS
THERAPI8T
'TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE.
BYLAW NO. 8
A Bylaw to raise $20,000 to aid in the
construction of tile, stone or tim-
ber drains
The Council of the Municipality of
Colborne, pursuant to tbe provisions
of The Tile Drainage Act, enacts as
follows:
1 That the Reeve may from HMO
.tinta....subjet4,40 the provisions of
this bylaw, borrow on the credit
of the corporation of the said
Municipality such sum not exceeding la
the whole $20,000 as may be deter-
mined by the Council, and may in
manner hereinafter.provided, issue de-
bentures of the said corporation in
such sums as the Couneti may deem
proper for tbe amount so borrowed,
with cottpons attached as provided In
section 5 of the said Act.
2. That when the Council shall be
of opinion that the application of any
person to borrow money for the pur-
pose of constructing a tile, stone or
timber drain should be granted in
whole or in part, the Council may,
by resolution, direct the Reeve '(0
issue debenture' as aforesaid, and to
borrow a sum not exceeding tbe
amount appfled for, and may lend the
same to the applicant on the compile
Hon of the drainage works.
8. A special annual rate shall be
Impoeed, levied and collected over and
above all other rates upon the land in
respect of which the Mid money shall
be borrowed, sufficient for the payment
of tbe principal and interest as pro-
vided by the Act.
Famed the 14th day of Jane, 1935
GEO. C. FEAOAN, Reeve.
WM. SALI,OWS, Clerk.
IPURLIC NOTICE
Ali_WA00TRY THIS NATIRAI,
nlierb Remedy. Nature's w• tn
health. Clen/we the system -purities
and enriches the blood -revitalizes and
invigoratee. One package makes a
pint. 26 cento. CAMPBELL'S DRUG
STORE, Goderich, Ont.
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE OF TWO 0031-
nFORTADLE SMALL HOME&
Goderich, Phone 341
Equipped with electro-magnetie
baths. Vlectronic electric treatments
and chiropractic Chronic, organic
and nervous diseases. Indy in at-
tendaece. Office hours 2 to 5 and 7
to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Friday and Sat-
urday. and on Wednesday 10 to 11
a.m. only, or consultation may be bad
by appointment.
Monday and Thursday at Mitchell.
A N. ATKENISON
Roliddenee and office -:-Corner
South street and Britannia road. •
We have reeeived instructions from
hint H. 31 Hoggarth, of Port Huron,
to sell by public auction, at the
premises, on
SATURDAY, JULY 6th
at 2 oclock
Lots 1079 and 1080, Hineks street,
Goderieb, on which there is a com-
fortable frame house in good state of
remit, ham a good cellar and • small
frame stable. The land is good garden
soli and there are a number of fruit
tree*. Possession esn be had It once.
Also Lot 1180 on Barfield road. on
which there is a eomfortehle dwelling
with three bedroom*, nettle room,
kitehen, etc.. and a good garden.
This property is inlet north of Barker's
serviess atetin, and has been occupied
by the premnt tenant for several
plank
These tvermerriew must be disposed
of to elmis an Potato
TPIRMM trifbeen per eons. nee .it
timov4 awl*, baleen* laalp -or
on receipt 01 deeds
T. OlJNIORY • SON, Auctioneers.
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INSURANCE, LOANS. RTC.
licKILLOP MUTUAL FIRS INSU13-
01 ANOR CO. -Farm and Isolated
town propeety insured.
Oflicers--Alex. Broadfoot, President.
ffeoforth; Iaines Connolly, Vice -Pres.,
Goderich P.O.; Merton A. Reid, Se
forth, See.-Treas., Seatorth P. 0.
Directors -A. Broadfoot, R.R. No. 8,
Seaforth; James Sholdice, Waltoit ;
Wm. Knox, Londesboro; Alexander
McEwing, Blyth, R.R. 1,; Geo. Leoto
tardt, Bornholm, R.R. 1; John Pepper,
firucedield ; Tilos Moylan. Seaforth;
R.R. 5; Wm. R. Archibald, Seefortb,
R.R. 4; James Connolly, Goderich.
Agenti-W. J. Yen, R.R No. 8, Clin-
ton; James Watt, Blyth; Finley Me-
Eachern, Seatorth; John Murray. See -
forth; Chas. F. Hewitt, Kincardine.
Polley -holders can make all payments
and get their (loots reeitipted at the MIX
Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Cutes
Geoeer7, Kingston street, Ooderich. Or
J. II. Reld's General Store, Bayfield.
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NOTICE
MUNICIPALITT OF THE TOWN-
SHIP oar COLBORNE
Take notice that the above is a true
copy of a bylaw mimed by the Muni-
cipal Connell of the Toenship of Col-
borne on the 14th day of June, 1988,
and all persons" are required to take
notiee that any one who desires to
apply to have etch hy-law or any part
thereof quashed mint serve notice of
hie application upon the Head or Clerk
of this mnnicipallty within twenty
days after the date of the last pnbil-
eetion of thin nestle", and most make
his appileation to tbe finpreme Omni
of (*tart* within 11110 month after the
said date Thla notioe wan first pub-
liabeti on At. 2n18 day of June, BM
and the last publication will he on the
f11 ally of My, ISM
WM RAL,LOWS, Clerk.
8rnammme
WOOD
FOR SALE
,The Town has a quantity
of good body hardwood
direct from the Town Bub
for sale at $3.00 per single
cord of one -foot wood, de-
livered.
Also a limited quantity of
good body hardwood at
$S.00 per full oord of for -
foot wood.
Orders left at the Town
Hall wilt he *Heeded to.
lime be OA fir Were &swy
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Town Mork
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