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TO LOOK OVER OUR STOCK OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS
AND MARE YOUR SELECTION NOW
Por'ker's, W aterman's and
Schaefer's Penn and Pencils
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memigit
Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Gift Note Paper
_COLE'S BOOK STORE
MSM 91 GODERICH
INEVIIIIIINWE®ICwl'®'I'a�.'r4'NEVIVCAEsiI
PORT ALBERT
NOTICE
Having purchased the general
Insurance Business recently con-
ducted by Mr. Fred Woollcombe.
I respectfully solicit s share of
the patronage of the redeem of
Goderich and vicinity and assure
them of my be consideration.
The continued patronage of old
(Sleets will be greatly appreciated
WM. BRATTY
Moderation is the Inseparable com-
panlbn of wisdom, but with it genius
bas not even a nodding acquaintance.
-lblton.
Week -end Specials
-Truk`_
-a nctorlio
.Lits Matto& .Ib. 120
Young Mutton Chops
21ba. for 25c
Breast Mutton lb. be
Lean Pot Roast Beef . Ib. 12c
Young Boil Beef Ib. lOc
Steak (any cut) lb. 18c
Rolled Pot Roast .. Ib. 12c
Highest Market Price Paid
for Poultry
-Sanitary Milt Market -
rbsme 486 Bamako Street
PORT ALBERT. Dee. 4. -Mr. Har-
vey. who had been selling of the
Great lakes the past summer and
fall. was brought hone Thursday with
a broken leg. We sincerely hope he
will not have to suffer very much.
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Mr. William Crawford was taken to
-1S! Ooderlch hospital on Friday. He
diad a serloup operation on Saturday
and is progressing as favorably as L
possible. --
Congratulations tti Mr. and Mrs. -W._
Rk•hardson on the birth of a tine baby
girl.
Mise Etta Quaid. (eviler, of near
Ripley. spent the week -end with her
parents. Mr. sad Kra. John Quaid.
The I'ort Albert school is to hold
its annual Christmas eoacert and tree
on December 2(01. The teacher and
hildren are preparing a tine program
of recitations. singing. dialogue'. read-
inge-ete,r-asml would like a line torn.
-pgi aistera,-bruthera__sad
frieeda
Mr. Wm. Sage arrived home on Imp
day from a trip to Toronto.
A fine program is to be given la the
Port Albert United church fits Friday
evening. December Oth, ■t b o'clock.
Dr. Martin of Goderieh 1s to speak
on "Hurn County." Everyone who
knows the Doctor's floe talent as ■
speaker will not want to mites thie op-
portunity of bearing him. Tbe well-
known Exile Fisher Is to play on his
gultar aur moutborgan with singing
at'companlmeet. There will be other
cous4.-pisple fella 4:adeflce to assist
In the program. �pldea local taltlmt.
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(The moat important thing ja 11. le
work." -King Carol. - __ -- -.
THE SIGNAL-.'
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP -
(t)I.BORNE TOWNSHIP, Dec. 8. -
Mr. and Mrs. John Mt4'hee, of Ann
Arbor, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. New-
ton Brant, of Plymouth, hitch, spent
the w-end_with M. andwMrs. Wm.
MelMayr
Miss Amelia Mellwain has returned
home after spending the part mouth
with friend+{ at Plymouth. Mich.
-the Arehav Culbert, of Dungen:tea,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Warner
Walter.
DUNGANNON .,
DUNGANNON. Dec 4. -Mr. Otto
Popp is in Detroit this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Petrie and fam-
ily moved Saturday to the village and
will reside in the house formerly
owned by Mrs. Fred R.
Guests on Sunday at the home of
Mr. H. Eedy were Mr. and Mrs. W.
}. Nickel and family. Mrs. Henry
Mundt. of Stratford, and Mr and Mrs.
Geo. Yundt and family. of Monkton.
Mr. Frank Savage and Miss June
Helfer. of Ridgeway, vltited with -the
former's sister, Mrs. L. F. Sttngel,
on Saturday.
Representative(' to the annual Coun-
ty LO.L. meeting at Wingham on
Tuesday were: Mra. Melville Culbert.
Raymond Brown, Walter Dickinson,
George Pentland and Wm. Mole.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. McClure an-
nounce the engagement of their second
daughter, Iaurette Mildred, to Alfred
Hefford. of Toronto. Tbe marriage
is to take place soon.
The Dungannon public library will
bare the annual eoncert on Friday
night. Ikeember et. at 8 p.m . In the
parish halL The program will be
IM4e up at local pee -formers and
Dungannon school. An evening of
fine entertalnment Is guaranteed.
Mr. Wm. Congram. of Holyrood.
visited recently with his slater, Mrs.
A. Culbert.
Mr. Gen. Hodge and family moved
on Monday to their new home. Mr.
Hodge having purchased the chopping
mill from Mr. Joe Petrie.
HURON OLD BOYS OF TORONTO
Toronto. Dee. 4.-Tbe thirty-sixth
seam meeifttt itf Herron Old
s' Association. 7smbering 1,600.
was held last night In West End
Y.M.C.A. W. A. Campbell, formerly
of Winston. was elected president.
SOLDIER'S PAY
Ottawa -Twenty-five cents a day
was the pay of a volunteer seventy
years ago when a Militia General
Order called out volunteer companies
in Ontario and Quebec to quell the
Fenian Invasion of Canada.
Old newspaper Sles revealed that
cede of }y was as follows:
Licht -0oYa7dle X10.
alttalas i3.82. Lha( teaats $L* Aare
masts 35 taste. Oorfoeala >M cats and
?aisle. Ei--at>ti._- - -
These prices are
effective from
Dec. 5 to Dec. 7.
Inclusive.
DOMINO iCc
Baking •.tea.. „
Rolled OATS
!° Bum 7 25c ,..itot41,
RICE FANCY BLUE
b,.
GINGER SNAPS
Salads Tea
OXYDOL :: 1L9c
•S
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'-Ash about tbe amazing op-
portunity to secure Wm. A.
Rogers Al -4- Quality Silver-
ware
OLD
DUTCH
CLEANSER
97Ia c
ioc
` n..31` 4. 61c
AMERICAN BEAUTY
Shrimps 2 This 35C
FREE! Fare cloth with each purchase of 4 cakes of
Manyflowers 4 t ,ke.18
S"'r
P&G SOAP 5 ara19
Calay Soap ' 4 t a� 19`
go
FRUIT
LEMONS dos. 27c
LARGE JI ICY
ORANGES dos. 35c ,
SXTRA SPECIAL! 1
GRAPEFRUIT
5few 25c
t• A
GODERICH, ONT.
viv axa
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AT THE FAIR
lly A. B.
(Wtrttfon for National Press)
Takia, au adage hits ration
the Wtiisr Fair bids fair to heroine a
really to►het affair. There L a
:boas stew W WD$ the nurse-ivveee,
and those who consider It the proper
thing to be considered burse -lovers,
Bock and throng.
There are agricultural exhibits
which ars trequented by the exhibitors
and those who believe that they have
mach hatter at bonze but Just didn't
have time W prepare and bring tbem
out There are exhibits of practically
eve11011Ag that is grown, produced or
lald,,theee being tbe terms which de-
signate the products of the farm.
We View tis Cattle
Being Interested 1n the cattle 1a.
dustry (roast beef being hie favorite
dish), the writer spent considerable
time In dust admiration of a row of
welt -ted 'bomber's cattle- It, waa
during this •Hent reverie that the
show's Beset interesting occurrence oc-
curred, tree the pont of view, -at least,
of the latsreated onlooker.
'That caw," said a very small voice
at my elbow, "has exceedingly witted
e7es-" tare the 'how' In question
was kaowa to be none other than
Drynle Relead, herd sire extraordin-
ary for Beath Farms, even my limited
agrleultaral too wledge Informed me
that explanations were necessary.
A eecoad glance assured me that the
lmpressfoa gained from my first
glance was correct -the young lady
was a really -and -truly seeker after in-
formation and was evidently city -bred.
"The cow' I agreed, "has exceedingly
wicked eyes," and promptly the de-
sire to give information crept over
me. Nor was i disappointed. "Why?"
asked the young lady, playing direct-
ly into Is, hauds.
We Make Rxplanatisns
"Rhe bas led," said I sorrowfully,
"a very aahappy life. The owner
interne me that she lost ber parents
at as Mag ly age and hasl-
p never fa
Xi- ..J from the shokk She '7
-111s-ot esiDeme temper lq_wbicb abs
rears furiously and stamp !tilt feet.
She Is," laid I, shamelessly warming
to my subject. "not looked upon with
friendly feedings by those of her sex."
Drynle Rotund continued to regard
us with a stony stare. Tbe young
lady coatlased to exhibit sorrow that
tragedy ehoeld neve broken up a hap-
py
appy home, and 1 continued to feel the
Influence •Rabat warm glow of self-
satisfaction which comes only to those
eels° have done a big thing well.
My reputation as a d(ssenipator of
inside knowledge might have reigned
BRIEFS
Reamed Prlese-until Chrtatmas-
Marcela, anger waves, abampoos and
manicure* Regular price 50 cents'
now 36 coats each. RDNA t[. CAMP-
BELL, phew 660.
-A muak-sl .lt g .sad pratrrew
MetodiA," will le given in North
street United church by the Weston
Circle on Friday, December «t. at
8t! ' r e&ieetys- _.
Don't forget the sale of holes baking.
candy an
df
�
1�a.�.^Assts.,
ancy work In the sent
.r
of the Baptist church oa isturda,
afternoon, December 7th. A l0e tea
served from 3 o'clock ea.
A "600." euchre and dance will be
held by the young ladles of St Peter's
church In the Masonic Temple on
Tuesday evening, December 10th
Tickets 36c. Music by Tony Ferri
band
CARD Or THANKS
1 slab to thank ail them thowho e0
kindly helped me to win a prise la
the Signal (loud -WIT contest.
BOTH Mu0ONNELL.
'CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all my friends who
R a0 gelrt stair AreVai `" 4W
G i'i erGood- Wif flub eootest.
HABIL YOUNG.
W*NITID.-.P'OUId:T AND WOOL
11 Experisuced at milling bees. I,ss
us cull your Bock. Freak egg aad
fresh dressed poultry for sale at ail
times. Also poultry feed, cbick
midi. and Sour. OODDItICH POUL-
TRY
OUFTRY AND ZOO MARKDT, Lighthouse
street, opposlte Public Library. Phone
13.
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8Pi CIAL B1LALTY NEWS NOTICES OF MESTIN0
HAIR OUT AND FINDER WA % F:
Seg. 85c -for 50c next Motels).
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ladies! 1f you want to save moue,.
pstronlse the
UODRIUCH
18 West street
BRAUTY Sneers
• Pboae 55JW
LEEBURN
LDHBUR24, Dec. 4.-Tbe B.S. No. 5
(Leebutn) school entertainment and
Christmas tree will take piace at the
school on the evening of December
19th.
Miss Llxale Horton spent Thursday
last with her friend,; Mrs. Wm. Rue -
ton, of Oodertch.
Mina Evelyn Hortsi, 'who -bas been
working in Oodesit•, 1h. now et the
home of her parents.
Mies Eva Horton returned borne on
Sunday after .pending a few days at
Listowel.
Our gmp.tby L extended to Mr.
Tho.. Jewell, who lost his brother,
William, In Ooderich, by death on
Thursday of last week. Mr. Wm.
Jewell's old beau was on the farm
now occupied by his brother, Thomas.
Very few attended church or Sun-
day echoed last Sunday. The pastor
i. eostlnutng bis sermons on the book
d James. His subject was "Judg-
meat versus Merry,' ,� !fa asked
to be out next Sunday, cape lafy the
mothers, to decide regarding the
Christmas supper ■nd entertainment
CARPET BOWLING
AlflMUAL MEETING.
The aaanel meeting of the Hoe
pital Association will be held lu Mac-
Kay 11.11. Goderich. on Monday, De.
cember 9th. at 8 p.m.
A fall attendance of all cltisens in-
terested la our Hospital 1s requested.
0. L PARSONS, President.
T. (I. CONNON, Secretary.
C. 0. F. Team Still In Leal-Murvh
Tessa Also Deiag Wall
The ('jO.F. No. 2 carpet bowling
team. skippered by W. Barker, in-
creased their lead by a game oa Mute
day nlgbt. The Vktorla street
United church team had two wins to
had not the Royal Winter
supreme_ put them in the running lad tbj ).L
rater phi a boner of the first water. squad fled the Legionnaires. The
"Oct yt W be r for the neat games are played its the LO.L m sts
dash.." WNW be maano w with the mega-
phsae. -"Osla it ta l pro- Nstreet.
on North
p_ Car. Bias 1 Yue 7 eltl and
over."
When T i. kI around ta .ee what
dud bavooba</1a 51es 1.051 lady hnd
dlaap/esrv'd.'
VICTORIA Mt Wr . S.
Mrs, H Breen was elected .president
of the W.M.A. of Victoria street
United chard' at tie annual meeting
In the schoolroom of the church on
Monday. The electiose were con-
ducted by Rev. F. W. Craik. Other
officers are as follows: Vise -presi-
dents, Mrs. R. T. Phillips, Mrs. Byre'
Wilson; recording 'secretary. Mra. R.
Postelethwaite,; corresponding secre-
tary, Mr. (1. Baecbler; treasurer,
Mrs. Chas Tomos; press secretary,
Miss G. Worthy: pianists, Mrs. H.
Sanderson, lbs. F. W. (Valk; Chris-
tian stewardship secretary, Mrs. B.
Wilson; strangers' ae retarfee. Mrs.
Cralk, Mra. Staley; Roby Band .sere-
tarfes, Mrs. Saderaos, Mrs. Baechler;
temperance secretary, Mrs. Phillip;
Missionary Monthly secretary, Mrs.
Buechler; literature secretary, Mrs.
Breen; finance committee, Mrs. San-
derson, convener, Mrs. Tabb, Mra.
Breen, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Willson.
A brief dev.tiosal period was con-
ducted by Mit Phillip, 1985 presi-
dent, and reports were liven by the
secretary and treeenrer, the latter
showing an increase in collections over
last year.
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LOVES TO EAT THIS
CEREAL, IT CHECKED
HER CONSTIPATION'
Kellogg's ALL -BRAN Helped
Mies Segterke
We quote ftsm Ler letter: "Three
years ago, i became constipated.'
i tried many laxatives. But as soon
as I got used to each kind. I began
to get the sawn troth's.
"Last summer I was on tri vaca-
tion. The rin/ -
eItellogg s Au.
BRAN. i They
loved it r eat Kel-
logg's Au�RaAlr every morning,
and ever sines I have not had to
take any masa Iagatives ""ill"
Margaret Kesterke. Address on
request
'Due to Wa''- " "6rilt" he
mots.
Testa shoe►A•�8Y1�
provides "bulk" 1. a ellainat**
At .BUN is akte trial M vttande
and iron.
The "hunk' to Auellatill le sem
tie. it resist digestion better am
the Aber In traits and vegetables'
Ito It is often tutee effective.
isn't this fes/ War then risking
ppaatent rrtedieltsst Two tablespoo�n�-
fuls nt Au.BYp daily tomailssted,
me with N s i• with tech -str1.1 Rerzieer floe -
tor, if you do eat 1
Use ea • esreal. or rl a
Sold her in aI, aroB, MOstatie.
. So* at IMP sj' MO dans
This week's scot•di WRta aS
L.O.L. 17, Legion lit; CIO.F. M. 11 11,
L.O.L. 21; Victoria street M. TAgion
23; Victoria street M, C.O.T. No. 1 A
The teams:
C.O.F. No. 3--W. Barker, .kip, A.
Wltklns, H. Wilkins, A. McDonald, G.
MacLeod.
C.O.F. No. 1 -Frank Bowra, skip
Fred Bowra, 8. Leggett, C. Freeth.
Victoria street church -Chas. Lar-
der,
arder, skip, V. Smith, J. Sproul. A.
Bloom/std, M. Wisher, A. Powell.
LO.L.-J. Adam. skip E. U. Cleve-
land, Geo. Symonds, A. ltaltttng, E.
Porter, 0. Manby.
Legion --J. asset, skip J. W. Jock,
Joe Jock, W. Peacbe7, F. Rooth, B.
Young.
The Stewing
PWTL !b.
C.U.T. No. 2 ........4 f ♦ 9 i
C.U.F. No. 1
Victorians 2 • 3 4
L.O.L. .....r. -,..i 1 I -1111-
Legion
*Legion 4 0 1 3. 1
MEDICAL
DS r. J. R. TOIIII TLR, DMD, SAL
NOSE, THROAT.
late How Surgeon New York
Opbthalmk and Aural Hospital, as.
Latent at Mooreleld Rye Hogtul
and Golden Square Throat Hospital,
London. Rug.
53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford
Telephone 387.
Next vat Thursday, Dec. 19. morn-
ing only. from 9.30 t111 1 o'clock, at
Hotel Medford, Goderich. Phone 149.
POS BALM OS SRNT
105 SAJi-TOT ELECTRIC
A TRAIN. Practically good as new
Coat 120: w111 sell cheap. Apply
MRS. M. M:TCLLTFE, RamMtea
street, Tows.
R RENT. --COMFORTABLE 3IX-
m
rooed eettage; three-piece bath.
Trafalgar street, betweee North and
Victoria streets. Apply to M. W.
IIOWELI..
pOUSE FOR SALE. -TWO-STORY
brick house on Nelson street. Dight
a.
rooms and bathroom. Geed looado
Would exchange for bungalow or cot-
tage. Apply at SIGNAL OFFIC&
COURT OF REVISION '
DORN
SOCIAL -E. -At St Mary's ho,pttal.
St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday, No-
vember 29, to Dr. Vernon J. liourke
and Mrs. Bourke (formerly Aileen
'Buechler), a daughter.
DYER.-io Ouelpb General hospital,
on 4aturday, November 3001. 1936.
to sr. and Mrs. Douglas Murray
Dyer (nee Ruby Dickson), of Eden
Mills. Ont, a daughter.
DISC
SCHRAM.-In Goderich, on Sunday,
December 1st, George Schram, In bis
00th year.
JEWELL.--In Goderich. on Friday,
November 29th, William Henry Jew-
ell, 1n his 74th year.
BUCHANAN.-in Colborne township
on Sunday, December 1st, James
Buchanan, In his 70th year.
ABELL-In Goderich, on Sunday, De-
cember 1st, Jane Mary Abell, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Abell, In
her 22nd year.
YOUNG.- -10 (loderlcb, on Saturday,
November 30th, Frances Wild, wi-
dow of the late Henry Young, in
her Orth year.
WESTON,--At Hayfield, on Thursday,
November 254. lt:l l z be t h Falconer,
beloved wife of Willing' Weston, la
her 69th year.
SI M(>NDS.- - At Alees odes hospital,
on Thursday, November 2R, Marl
Allots Elliott, beloved wife of W. J.
Symonds, in her 51st year.
SMP OR MUNI/
/ o.r.-,I1ARL BRAQEi ear. rO(7R
watts e. brilliant clamp, on Tuesday
between Brock street and Britannia
(road via Victoria Wert. Rtiin avenue
and South street. Finder please
Itis,. at SIGNAL 01IFICI .
imanwieseoeseeer-
18•11, MP REAMER
W. J. SYMONDS, OF NAt/r-
ItORO. wishes to take tbie mayor -
Malty to thank his friends for the
many ktnlnesaes ertended to him
In his recent herearement. Ha
also wishe% to thank thus* who sent
Sor4 trlhetes or loaned ears foe the
t
Notice I5 bereby given that • Court
will he held, pursuant to "the Ontario
Voter ' IAA Act, by His Honor the
Judge Of the (Jaunty Court Of the
County of Heron, at the Chart Hoose.
Goderleh, oa Friday. the 20th day el
December. 19(16. at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon, to bear and determine com-
plaints of errors and omlaslans In the
votertt' list of the municipality of the
Tone at Goderieb for the year 1935.
Dated at Goderleb the Srd day of
December, 1985.
L. L. KNOX. Clerk of the Municipality
of the Town of Ooderleb.
PUBLIC NOTICE
IN TRI MATTE= OF THE BANK-
/ RuproY or JAMES C. CARRIE.
OF ma TOWN 01 GODIRIOH IN
THE COUNTY 01 HURON, HARD -
WARM DORMANT.
Vedas is hereby given tbat James
C. arrie. of the Town of Goderich
In the Ooanty of Huron, hardware
merchant, made an authorised assign-
ment on the twenty-third day of No-
vember, 1936, and that the first meet -
Ing of creditors will be held on the
fifth day of December, 1936, a1 the
hour of one o'clock in the afternoon,
at the onice's of Loftus E. Dancey,
Solleltor. Goderica, Ontario.
To vote thereat proofs of claims
and proxies must be filed with ON
prior thereto.
Those taring claims against the
estate most file the lame with the
Custodian or the Trustee when ap-
pointed before distribution Is made;
otberwfee the proceeds of the estate
will be distributed smongst the par-
ties entitled thereto, without regard
to such (-Wiwi.
Dated at Gd8erlch this twenty-third
day of November, A.D. 1936.
C. G. MIDDI.F.TON, Box 630. Coder -
kb. Oat., Custodian.
WOOD
FOR SALE
The pyT1bowwnn,�,',hhaaas• a quantity
���t
Q ie Teurn
11444. Bulk -
for sale at
$3.00 PER ►c'INCLE mint
of one -foot wood, delivered.
Orders left at the Town
Hall will be attended to.
MUST Ne PAID TOR
BIFORS DZLIVRRY
L, L KNOX,
Town Clerk.
CHART!= ACCOUNTANTS
J.
W. MONTimTH,
Chartered Accountant
89 Ontario street, Stratford, Osteab
(Member Westbrook. McLeod & Man-
telth, Toronto, Ontario.)
• VSTRRINARY SURGEON
i�gO. E. MYgRB, V.S., B.V.Sc.
7 VETERINARY BURODON
Graduate of the University of
!p-
ronto and ()Warlo Veterinary Oollsgs.
Odic* at T. T. Murphy's, Heatless
street. Phones: Day 209; night 1119.
AUCTIOXIMRINtil
THOMAS oDNDRT, OODi1C .
LIVE STOOK AND GENERAL
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119
Bales attoded to anywhere sal eves
effort lairds se give satisfaction.
Farmers' sale asses lleesaateL
PSAOTIIIONIIII
tROPtAQTOR AND DRUMMM.
TSDRAPIST
Goderich, Phone 1NM1
!quipped with elscttr-ma1)p1Mill
aatha Oeetr eerie *Metric treatamIOR
Sad chiropractic. ()break. winds
sad aervoas dianaaa. lady • a►
Madames. Mee blurs 2 to 3 and T
to 8 p.m. oa Tuesday, Friday sad Sri
arday. mad ea Wednesday 19 N IiD
a.s. Daly. or cseseltatl.s map be Ise
byoPPola
Moday sal tbarsdy et Mikis&
A. N. ATKINSON
Resldesce and cake -Ceram et
South street aid Britanala read.
INSURANCE. LOANS. illi.
ZU.LOP MVTUAL riffs ne -L-
ANCE 00. --Fars end leNrOpli
tows property liwere4.
Of rt a -Alai. CONSOUy ; • .
Natoeth; lemis OesaWl.
(Week! P.01.; Morten E. 11514
Perth. Iles.-Tieas. Mafetb
Dlrectgr. -A. BrMdl.et.) L
'pale
Wu. Rees.44tH. - W
Melee tag. 1,;
bar/t. Borshe as, AIS. 1; Joke
Bromfield; Thos. l/oylea,
R.R. 5; Wm. R. Archibald.
RJR 4; James Conw y, Cledmilellse
ai
Agents -W..1. Yeo, B.R. No. S.
tau ; James Watt, Blyth ; !Inky
Dashers, Seafortk ; Jelin Murray, elm
forth ; Chas. F.! Hewitt, Ylseardis}
.oliey-beide4las make all pay
and get their card' metaled at lie
Royal Beak. Clinton; Osiris ovals
°mcmry. Mapplt0. street. 0e4seieLer v 1
J. H. Reid's Oeserai Store, Byd"
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LIMAL
DUDLEY D. HOLItes.
¥ Rarriter, Rte.
OSee--Court Hoose, Oederkh.
Telephone 55.
DOUGLAS 1L NA1RN,
11 Barrister and Se8etly -
0d1oe--Homutoa Street; Gefeeki.
Nome's* 811
C. R. DARROW. BARRISTER , WM
8uceu.sr te J. L L1Heaa
Office -Th. Square, Gedsri*.
Telephone 117.
4
Q1aa1NK DOt5!I8LT, B. A.
Barrister, abetter, Rte.
Odles-Hamlltos Street, Geateleh.
Televises* M5.
BATS & HATS.
Barrlstara sad &Metter.
1R. C. Hays, KO., sad R. 0. Hay.. D.A.
Once-Hamflten Streit, Oedema&
Telephone M.
ERNEST M. LID.
Barrister and Solle4tor
Sun IA?* Building, Adelaide and Vie-
torts Streets, T.rosto 1.
'. elspbose Ligln 3601.
Notice to Taxpayers
Art .10.04.41r ?fiet
Any Taxpayer of tbe Toown of Goderich
who received his at her talc notice for
any of the years 1930 to 1934 (both in-
clusive) having any arrears marked -
on same, kindly get in touch. person-
ally, by phone or letter, with the present
tax collector, or the Constable of Provin-
cial Police stationed here. or with
D. E. HOLMES,
Crown Attorney,
. Huron County.
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