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EGG'S MEAT MARKET
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Frei Side. Ik
Frei Ilam 22c
Leat Shaaider 11k
it 1lfiale Ham t7c
23c
Chops 21e
Flailed Side Perk
PRiME STEER BEEF -
Round Steak 1k
Sirloin Stank 2k
Wing Steak l&
Shoulder Resat ... .4...t13c
lean Pot Roast 12e
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ibis Boast Ilk
amp Roast
RA er Shoulder Chops 1&
Fresh Satterkrant..4 lbs. fur 23e
Shoulder Rik, Pork...4 Aa. 25e
Fre shade Headcheese
..Sem for 25e
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THE SIGNAL — GODERICH, ONT.
BRIEFS 1 OODERIOH KARKET PRIORS
Annual Mission Band St. Patricia,
supper will be held on March 14, from.
5 to 7 p.m., at North street United
church. Supper 25e and 15c.
Stewart Bros., ltenuilier Nurseries,
hare thousands of plants of varloaa
kinds which will soon he ready for
spring planting. A esuggesUon--why
buy seeds and take all the trouble of
raising plants when they can be pro-
cured so readily?
- -At Victoria street "i sited cttiicb
twenty-five jolly minstrels will present
their two-hour program. ,r.il> 3ritaF
Weeding, March 6th, at 8 p.m. Fun
for young'and old. Under auspices
of the Christian Service Group. Ad-
mission 25e, children 13c.
Mr. G. W. Lafthwatte, Stanley street,
has been appointed local represents
tire for Deans, dry cleaners, of Lon-
don. He promises prompt and efficient
service on all orders entrusted to him.
See his announcement in The Signal's
advertising columns this week.
HIGH TEA AT KNOX • era and calla lilies. Although the
The annual high tea was served by ' attendance was not as high as in pre -
ears about two hundred being
served, the banquet rivaled those of
the past in Its high degree of excel-
lence
the Ladles' Aid of Knox church In the
lecture room on Tuesday evening.
The long tables were attractively de-
corated with baskets of spring flow -
THE BREAD THAT SATISFIES
MILK -MADE BREAD
rim PROPI'(TO Y nt'a O MN BAA?.sNr,r•
HEALTHFUL-APFE71ZING--VUTRITIOUB
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CAKES AND PASTRIES ---
ri•REST MATERIALS OF FINEST QUAI.IT1
E. U. CLEVELAND
WEST BMW PHONE 114
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We have appreciated your patrdnage to tae past Erni
is the future we will continue to supply you with the best -of ORD
CABS and our prices will be right. We have a supply on hand, In
eluding 32, 33 and 34 Chevrolets.
'51tedeJbauer's for Good Used Cars
Gas,
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SPOTLIGHTS
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CARLOW, March 4. -The Ladies'
Aid of the Presbyterian congregation
met at the home of Mrs. Will Cant-
well on Tuesday with an attendance of
twelve. The president. Mrs. Erring-
ton, presided, and Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs.
David Bean and Mrs. Marsh assisted
in tie opening exercises. After the
.osioe-'._purl. the ladies t uilted a
quilt, and at the clone the boater,
served a dainty lunch..
'-Miser. Ruby Young and Amelia( lic-
Ilw•ain attended the meeting for the
World Day of l'rayei at Nile on Feb-
ruary 28tp and took part in the pro -
gat M.
Mr. C. A. Robertson. M.l'.P., spent
Tuesday-nightat his home here.
Mr. Isaac Currey, Nile, shipped a
g�aar�t1oad-of hogs from Mellaw to -lir
Tonle oa-AVxduesday.
The 8th concessiou of Colborne Is
open and ears are running again.
-GODERICH TOWNSHIP
GODERICH TOWNSHiP,�March 2.
-Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Davidson re-;
turned home on Monday, after a- two
months' visit with „members of their Death of Thomas Alexander, -After
!•labs at! -•'1120040s. Jattedod: trod ,..thr eek,' ilineas of pneumonia.
Windsor. -- - _ Thomas" Alexander passed away ou
We are flows to' report that Mils 1F'rhMsy, 11'ebru:try 21st, at bre home
Agnes. (:emirs 1s Rio ening-from--lb..1L ...iL..-1-.11Qaw nuah. Dw•a.eti --.,w.&sT
tack of pleurisy. torn seventy-one years ago st-Naiwnee
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neftel returned and came to this township when a
;to their home on Saturday after spend- ''hill with his parentslir, and Mrs.
i Ing two months In Goderich. Themes Alexander. During his long
en n• he made
Fowl
Oblekeas. lb., 10..-16r; hens, lb.,
10c --13e.
s
NW sad Butter
Egps, per deem, 13c -24e; butter,
dairy, lb.. Ilk; butter, creamery, lb..
25c.
Lve Steel
Bacon tees, Owl., $8,4&25; beef, lb.,
4c-&; wgl, lb., dc -7c; lamb, lb„
Grain
Wheat, per bus., ti5t--70c; buck-
wheat, free nese, 53t -56e; woe per
bas-, 23c -36c; barley, per bus., 38e-
S6e.
Vegetables
Potatoes, per bag, i l.10 -41.15 ; tur-
nip, per bus-, 25c --80e.
Fleur and Feed
Bran, 100 -lb. bag, 93c-41.00;
aborts, 100-11b, bag, 11.10-$1.20; Mead -
tabs flour, 100 lb. hag, $2.86-43.10.
MILD DUCK DIES
After Bring nearly two weeks on
-sadtmaik. and-Snin,.a wUditsair
which was found exhausted in the
back yard at the home of F. H- Wood,
South street, died on Monday. When
found In • snow bank the duck warn
little more than a living skeleton. It
was able to eat, but had difficulty in
moving around, and it was thought
its legs were frozen.
MI8$ION CIRCLE TEA
-The Mission Circle of North' street -
United church held a charming host-
ess tea in the parsonage on Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs. (Rev.) W, -_P.
Lane and Miss Laura Johnston, Prig -
dent of the Circle, received about 9oe
hundred ports.
Miss E. E, Buchanan presided at the
tea table, and a group of young ladies
attended to the wants of those present.
The tea tables were prettily decorated
with sweet peas and fern'. Those
serving were Misses Margaret Nicol,
Phyllis Cooper. Jean McLeod, Marjorie
Henderson, Marian Chapman, Agnes
Thorueloe, Mary Buchanan, Helen
Lane and Edna Driver: -
ST. HELENS
, t'nion Church Na1Mre-The regular "'I'I cw In tl townahlp
meeting of the T.P.U. will be held at ° TERAS ON PROPERTY -Ten per
i the church on Friday eveningThere r,,g iniad. He is survived by two other Reunion Next Server
br„there and a sister, William. in the meat of pa ; I,a! price to be paid at
r at onion n Sun- A n interesting gathering took place - i n.aa •mall W,rnnu o lt-t.-t• and GP.,t n. and Ma)hda. on the time of sale; ha lame any time within
clay. The pa -tor. Rev. F. W. ('roil, at Detroit on February••'llat, the Se- a, when
h„no• farm, The funeral' took mist* thirty day poswsahon wit/ IN
reaehed from the text "Who know- ca+ion being a big "get-Gratther aC-
P on I'cbruary _1th to Grebnhill come -ranged 1.- h KI gsf ridge Old Boysgiven.
ler t obse'r airs bei condneted '
dem for web a time as this?' .(Esther by Iter H m Wrftehf, off Rt. Hams , VECTS--('.ash
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ASHFIELD
Ashbeld P eebyterlan Church. -At
the annual congregational meeting of
Ashtleld Presbyterian church, held rs-
ceatl., reports of the past year's work
were received and the affairs of the
congregation were found to be in good
cundklod. The retiring members of
the board of managers -John MacRae,
John (lathtert, Donald McLean and
Robert Nelson -were re-elected, as
were also the treasurer, I). A. Mac-
Donald, and Ute asslataut treasurer,
John Macleod, Other officers of the
eot:uc•egeltiun also were re-etecteo for
another term. The question of a sal-
aried organist wee discussed, and a
committee was appointed to take
suitable action. This week the min-
ister, Rev. J. K. MacOlHvray, and
the repretlseilaUve i A. Mac-
Donald, attended the meeting of Mait-
land Presbytery at Brussels,
-tin WEATHER
Althtiu the weather of the last
weep ha On the upward trend
with regard to.temperatuteet it still
-versales a 'iw algre ea &r thati "idle
corresponding week of last year. The
officially recorded temperable% of tha
two weeks are as follows:
1958 1931--
Max. Min. Max. Mtn.
Thursday, Feb. 27 ..33 15 18 1
Friday, Feb. 28 , ...24 14 28 18
Saturday, Feb. 29 , .32 10
Sunday, March 1 ..23 ---1 38 14
Monsaay, March 2 ..27 15 43 31
Tuesday. March 3 • .43 211 *1 23
R'cduteday, March 4 38 30 �.rtsi 22 EXECUTORS BALE
SALM INCREASE
Sales of Domlalon Stores Limbed
for the second period ended February
FJad, InIts, were 11,462,058. This
compares with $1,352,663 for the troy
responding period in 1935, and is an
let ease of 7.38 per cent.
4VCTIONREIDNG
1'HOJItAS SUNDRY, GODERICH,
a LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119 •
Sales attended to anywhere sad.. e_,
effort Made to give satisfaction.
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
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lags Routes in N. Huron eosaty, . Write
today. RAWLEIOH CO., Deldt. ML.
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1U81O INSTRUCTOR.
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uslc Instruc or"In the Goderich Pub-
lic Shoo., addressed to the nulder-
signed, will be received op to T1(ea4ay.
March 10th, 1936.
" Salary at the rate of 4350.00 per
year -one half-hour per week per
room and putting on entomb sellout
concert.
State qualifications and experience.
1.. L. KNOX, Secretary.
HONORED BY FRIENDS
The Listowel Banner of last week
had the following ret, rence to a form-
er Goderich boy:
Ou Wednesday evening a number of
friends held a farewell gathering in
McDonald's Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Lee -
Ile Evans, who are leaving for Toron-
to on Friday 'to spend the week -end
and on Monday for St. Stephen. New
Brunswick, where Mr. Evans will take
over his duties as manager of a Srl-
elte store. Fluchre was enjoyed, the
winners being Mrs. Evans and Clayton
itiehn. During the evening Mr. and
Mrs. Evans were made the recipients
of a beautiful radio lamp, as a remem-
brance from their Listowel friends.
Mr. I.nrne Livermore read the address
and Clayton Biebn presented the gift.
There was community singln . At the
close tefresbmentUWs-) serCe'd bj the
ladies.
IiINOSBRIDOE OLD BOYS
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CUARTESED
S• Ontario street.
(Member firatbro�,
tilth, Toronto, Ostario.)a
• VETERINARY RJRt'
HR. G. E. SIYERB. V.8» B.v,>
J! VETERINARY SURGEON
Graduate of the University at
\EOUTOR'8 SALE OF CENTRAL-
LY LOCATED RESIDENCE PRO-
PERTY, HOUSE FURNl8HiNG/1 AND
Ee•F'ECTS.
We are Instructed by the exertter
of the estate of the late Miss Al
Davidson to sell by public anctios�,--gt
the premises, Corner of-Cotbor ee gad_
I Waterloo streets, Goderich, on
i TUESDAY, MARCH 17th,
at 1.30 sharp:
The property consisting of N. PL
Lot 870, Outhouse street, on which there
Is a comfortable one and a -half -story
frame dwelling, Is good repair. The
location is one of the best In Goder-
ki, a short dlstauc•e from river and
i harbor, about three minutes' walk from
;the Square, and convenient to •Nees!
16141'40M_ and of ' . - - _ _
1 All the contents of the house will
be disposed of : Living -room, dining -
',room, bedroom (3) and kitchen fund-
' tore; bedding: linens; disbesr-cutledy
and glassware; garden and eminency's
ianv frteeds by whom he was highly Get Together at Detroit -To Have An. keels. eta _
etlwhether thou art come to the king- ) 1 r "'' r the ee ' TERMS ON FURNITURE AND EF -
of the rkv There were over 1.A►
lx included I 1
, 4.14), In witirWhe occasion of 'Present.andthe number ne ue ee some
1teFying Caittell� church, The pallbeaarra'who hand not seen -saga other shier t-RA101 A.1p148, Solicitors for EzeA-
the King's apn•rh. ... est Sunday the ,c. r• J.
C. l'urdon, D. Marponhld, j they attended High 14ch.eil In Goder- tor, Goderich. Oat.
I +k h together. The weenier the j 1a.
ja'ltaot at p.m.-; preaching service at i'i and J. C LIg I evening incindesi carts and dancing. ` - - -
5 p.m. {with tremae of the real old-time dances I DRUGi.a88 PRACTITIONER -
F'OR SALE OR RENT
regular services will he held. Sunday a;n• Kenilien„ K. Cummings, 11, ro• of i T:43tilNDRT AND SON Abel etett
lento and Ontario Veterinary
Otlice at T. T. Murphy's, Ha
street. Phones: Day 200;
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C.
DL F. J. It,'FO'RSTER, EYE, BAR,,
YNOl11., THROAT.
-Isle Howse Surgeon New Task •
Imic and Aural Hospital, 'o-
at .Mooretleld Eye Hetopltpe
and Golden Nqui.re Throat Hospttas,
Lode*, Eng.
_AYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED
53 Waterloo Street 8., Stratfoed. ►
Telephone 257.
!MEDICAL
Nest visit -Wednesday, March 18.
fmm 7 pm.. to 1 p.m. os Thursday,
ora 110101.
DUDLEY E. SOLVES.
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Barrister, Etc.
Office -Court House, Goderieh.
Telephone 65.
AIR1
Barrister and •I0Uefter
Office Hamlltpt Street. Osderish.
Telephone 512,
ERNEST ll. LEE,
itarrister and Solicitor
Ram Life Building, Adelaide and Vte-
torte Streets, Toronto 2 .fir
Telephone Elgin 6361-
.y
AYLMER WEEK HITS TOWN .... I I !
and knocks old man "High Cost" sky-high! To
the tune of. "For Its a Jolly Good Sale,"
Aylmer Week makes its annual appearance at
your Dominion to bring you Aylmer High
Quality Foods at Dominion's' amazingly low
prices. - IT'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY .. , .
MAKE THE MOST OF iT I I I
Values Effective for March 5th, 6th, and 7th.
ALL KINDS 31055 -os 2
Except Pure Chicken Tins
Whole Kessel
1014 -or. Tin
CATSUP
lot
AYLMER Choice Quality Halves
PEACHES
AYLMER fore Seville Orange
White Corn
No. 2Tin
sc
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hots.dot s.
25
2 N Tha33
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MARMALADE =-•-'zi
;o...i Quality
BROOMS
PEAS
Choice
AYLMER
Strawberry, Raspberry
or Black Currant
JAMS
29` w,tli
12-0 \,1r1rd
lar I'rrtu,
SPECIAL.
Large Head Lettuce
l OC
Large Grapefruit
5 for 25c
No. 4 Sieve
291.
tafli
No 210(
Tin
McCormick'.
CHOCOLATE
BISCUITS
A Delicious. laity.
Chocolate Marshmallow
Biscuit.- Oven Fresh
2 25`
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CHOICE
Tomatoes
2 Nos 234'•1 94c
tins
( hnirr
Peaches
Nn 2 Sq. Tin
2 for 33(
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Fancy Sliced and
Tid Bit
PINEAPPLE
4 16-orav
tins A
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,TOPES LIMITED
TOMATO JUICE
2 No 1055 oz. Tin 14c
- 25&5-02.
tins 1
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INFANT
FOODS
2 1.,.% 1 9(
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PEAS AND
CARROTS
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Nn 2 tq L5(
2 "cin
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Jumbo
PEAS
No. 2 Tin 1 7<
AYLMER
WHITE
BEANS
3 lbs. for 10c
Galilee Hallow'
DATES
3 Ihs. 254
ROLLED
OATS
6 1M 2 5(
_ Wit" rr11
BAl'FIELD< leech as they used to have at Kintail
the "old days.”
Table' Perehtaed--For ma
whenever a euchre and dance
•in the town hall there w[l
'' repara ors
Ina -In 1117. vers! oT seer -
in:; tables and cards, it (}Molting �u
willing hands to gather up tables bor-
rowed from good-natured residen<Ns.'.
-At last the members of Ole` trustee
board have purchased require-
ments and to pay for th La cos e
of dances are being held,f' first
be Friday of this week, rete
and If needed another n
March 13th.:
8etsisy's issrviees.For the
In the history of 6L And
United church a radio waiehsed,
the congregation an opportunity
hearing the first broadeplt
to the Empire by King Edward VII
since his accession to the throne of
Great Britain- His voice sounded
clearly and his message cable through
perfectly. It was followed by the
singing of the National Anthem by the
congregation and the regular service
conducted by the minister, Rev. R. M.
Gale. who took his text from the 23rd
Psalm and spoke on "The Overflowing
Cup.” Ct Trinity church Sunday
school Mr. Bugler had his radio so the
teachers and pupils heard the King's on Sands, at 2 p.m. Interment will
address. be 1a Maitland ceme-tory. the property is a bank barn, stable and
running water, hog pen and henhouse
�IN MEMORIAM +attached, driving and implement shed,
(;001).-•b loving memory of our log house with frame kitchen and shed,
mother, Mrs. John Good, who passed I small orchard, a quantity of bush, two
away a year ago -March 9th, 1935. ' creeks and two never -falling springs.
Precious Jesus. be our Itavioor, I Farm well fenced. Must be sold to
l'Ilot us o'er life', rough sea, settle estate of the late George Tebhutt.
Lead us thro' the swelling Jordan. LPoesessinn given April 1K, 193(1. W. E.
Orr dear Mother's face to see. ,TEBBUTT, WILL COX, Executors,
- sadly. missed by DAUGHTERS. _I..Ooderich P. O.
U. .AN
eirtatifIrgirt 1R'Lila•--s.•.ur•n aWFre-a imam ors--.
e cursion ur an outing occasion of some
:I301,1IE on .Qameu'asir.epee*. six
rooms and bethrootn. Aft ennvenlea+
Cana - APMy--11114l,-
4titsd to the au®e+eR- _ _ Wever /street
The officers of. tti-Kingsbridge Old
Boys' A%tsbchrtlun of Detroit are: gyIR RENT. -COMFORTABLE FIVE-
Ilonorary president, Rev. M. J. Dal- it
ton; president, Melvin J. ORelity; room apartment, with three-piece
secretary -treasurer. Miss Bernadine bath and hardwood floors. Garage
O'ioughtln; - tommtttee-Josepb- . -- -1 sad garden. Good /oration. Apprf
Sullivan, Wm. P. Long, Frank Me- M. W. HOWELL.
earthy, Katherine Kenny, Elizabeth
O'Connor. The hosts ■nd hostesses UOCSE FOR SALE. --TWO-STORY
were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Callaghan. brick house on Nelson street. Eight
Mr. and Mni. Thos. J. Lannan, Mr. and rooms and bathroom. Good location.
Mrs. J. A. McKansle, Mr. and Mrs. Would exchange for bnogalow or cot_
Ed. Perry', Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Lough- tag Apply at SIGNAL OFFICE.
lin.
Thegathering was held •t Doty
Hall. 8647 Woodward avenue, and the
committee acknowledged Its indebted -
nets to Mr. Walter i>alton for the
donation of the hall and decorations.
COIL SAL& -GOOD BRICK HOUSE.
Barn, with seven acres, fn Seltford.
Good spring water. Convenient to
Goderich. Taxes are low. Apply to
JAMES GREEN, Saltford, or T. GUN -
DRY, Oodericb.
DIED
TR'FED[F..-Ie Goderich, on Tburn FARM POR SALE. -LAT 82 MAIT-
day, March 5th, Charles Campbell s concession, Goderich town -
Tweedie. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. ship. Approximately 125 acres, all In
Tweedie. Elgin avenue. In his 8th grana, situated one-half mile from the
year.village of IlolmeNvllle, four miles from
The funeral service will be held at Clinton, ten miles from Goderich, nano
the home of hie parents, Elgin •venue, half mile from church, school, store,
station and Provincial highway. On
WHITECHU1LCH
WItitECHURCII. March 3. -Mr.
Thew. Galant has the telephone in-
stalled In his home now.
Eeny of the friends of Mr. Roddy
aljo will be ,lorry to hear that he
l
'is serlously 111 with an attack of
pnemnonia, which followed an attack
of "fin." We hope to hear of his
'gaiety recovery.
The neighbors anal relative% M Mr
Jas. Falconer gathered on Friday in
his wvoollot and cut down 'trees Anil
hanlwl them up to his home and on
Saturday gathered to have them
sawed. Mr. Falconer appree•latea thio
help very mach.
Surely spring must he at hand. Mr'
George Phillips and other members of
her f:emlll maw is robin In a tree neer
their home last week. The crows are
-hack, and Mrs. Amos Cornelius tonna
pnnsies in full bloom In her garden
when the mow went off the flowerbd
last week. The enowplongh went
through to i.neknow on Sunday.
Mr RobI. J. Roes ha% been on the
'ick list for the past month.
Mr.•. Jack Flannigan of Toronto is
here nursing her brother, Roddy, ant
the home of her parent., Mr. and Mrs.
Thr. Tnglia.
The ladles of the W.Y.A. of the
Visited rhumb are holding a ten At
the home of Mrs, Clarence COS this
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mr.. irvin Henry and son,
Raw, of Belfast, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr,. Henry'% dater. Mr%
Itnht- Prsrdnn,
Mr. Moekrle of Rt. Helens was une-
ent at the Renday service at the
United church and Nang "The Old-time
iteligion." 741% contribution to the
ssvviee was much appreciated.
Mr. Charlie Maro, who Is attend-
ing nigh School 1n iAseknnw. spent
the week -e d at ths.home of his par-
. ents, Mr. and Mea Arthur Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Moore and hehy
Rasa spent Sunday at the house of
Mrs. Moore's mother, Mrs. Wm. Young.
of faaplds--:
,i
Ooderlch, Phone 341
m,•'t--. - with----alastsa-gagereia-
bats. Electronic electric treatments
and chiropractic. Chronic, organic,
and nervous diseases. Lady in at-
tendance. DISce boors 2 to 5 aad 7
to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Friday and Sat-
urday, and on Wednesday 10 to 1t
a.m. only, or consultation may be had
by appointment.
Monday and Thursday at Mitchel.
A. N. ATKINSON
Residence and office -Corner et
South street and Britannia road.
INSURANCE, LOANS. RTC.
YcKILLOP MUTUAL ram ISSUE.
ANCE 00. -Farm and Isolated
town property insured.
Officers -Alex. Broad foot; Preeidast,
Seaforth ; John E. Pepper, Vke-Preal-
dent, Brumfield; K. A. Reid, Sees
Lary -Treasurer, Seaforth.
Directors -Alex. Broadfoot. Ifs,•.
forth; James Sholdice, Walton; Wm.
Knox, Londesboro ; George Leotherdt.
Dublin; John E. Pepper, Brumfield;
James Cannily, Oodarlch ; Thomas
Moylan, Seaforth; W. R. Archtbaid.
Seaforth; Alex. KeEning. Blyth.
Agents -W. J. Ten, is 1. S, 011etee;
James Watt, ,Blyth; John L Pepper.
R.R. 1, Brumfield: R. F. McKere'her,
R.R. 1, Dublin; Chas. F. Hewitt, Cls-'
cardine; R. G. Jarmuth, R.R. 1, Born-
holm.
Policy -holders can make all payoai
and get their cards recelpted at the.
Royal Rank, Clinton; Calvin
Grocery, Kingston street, Goderich.
J. H. Reid's General Store, Barnet
Save Money By Prepaying
Town of Goderich 1936 Taxes
AMOUNT
510.00
50.00
TAXPAYERS MAY PURCHASE TAX PREPAYMENT RECEIPTS
TOR 1936 TAXES AT FAVORABLE DISCOUNTS
COST
Mar. I to Mar 15
$ 9.64
49.90
Prepayment Receipts must be presented along with
lttent period.
Rank interest is only 2 per cent Purchase
your money earning 5 per cent interest.
.Jtpw•-°Diseounte will be allowed m addition.
Neil R. MacKay, Tax Colleqo
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COST
Apr. I to Apr. 15
$ 9.89
49.46
19:ifi Tax
COST
May 1 to is
9.93
40.66
Rolls during the first install -
your Prepayment
Receipts early and have
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