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FURNITURE s1
Repaired, Remodelled and
Upholstered
WORK OUARANTk;ED
PRICES ILEASoNAB1.E
George McKay
St. David's Street, Goderich
WARNING
Riding bicycles
walls is strictly
Town Bylaws.
Offenders will
.-:L C. Postelethwaite,
c'UIEI- cel' POLICE.
on the side
6giinit the
be prose•
Meat Specials
FOR SATURDAY
Kress( young Mutton Ib. le
Leg loung Mutton Ib. 11te
('bops, young Mulles .2 the. 25e
Freels Head ('benne... ..Ise
Pure Pork Ramage Ib. Irk
Choice Boll Beef Ib. lee
Shoulder Roast Beef Ib. Ile
THE SIGNAL
"HER HONOR THE MAYOR
!'lay SuceessfuUy Pre ee.ted Last Week
at MacKay Nail
"Her Honor ]'ht Mayor" made her
taw to citizens of (jederhh on
Thursday sod Friday nights lad,
when the play wax presented by the
Victoria street 1'ultcd church Mayer.
In MacKay Hall by a well-chosen cast.
The pregentaticsa wife under the au-
.plces of the Women's Association of
that chusl•h, and was directed by Mrs.
George eehlrrr.
The •e• re action of the play of
1i ing-room of Mayor Eve
Oncnna home on a tnorn-
p, the town of Goderich.
Sanitary Meat Market I curred in
—THOS. LEGG— hag in M
Phone 485 $a�miltOII St. The WO °Vend with the entrance ianc�,od. It r es, pr madly, the meet-
Phone
— GODERICH, ONT.
OLD LBNDMARK
GONE FROM EENKILLER
Visitors to Beautifier note the ab -
WIMP of an old landmark, the Tem-
perance Hall which stood near the
school -house. This building has been
removed to the farm of William W.
11111 to take the place temporarily of
his hours which was burned a few
months ago.
For a good part of two generations
the Temperance 11.11 played a very
important part in the life of tbe com-
munity of Benmlller and the nelgh-
1
d -of. -tutee-. - .-. -I enmitr-thz .isce et the • "f Te.^.peresx,
t I 1 fo
— i McNabb, Doris Denton and Rosalie
but t was used also r church tea
t Myers, wIto were indignant stud pro- 1 meetinga, for political meetings and
voted with Lester Pam:newer, condi- usher gatherings, as a polling place
• • date for the mayoralty, because be
on election da), and as a social centre
Jitney Dancing had auummeed that he was making a 11
rpeticb that afternoon against the
right of women to vote. '!'hey con-
vineed L•ster's fiancee, Eve Greenway,
that the speech was au ln..ult to her.
and she joined their ranks, finally per-
euadltig Lester not to make the speech.
His political togs, Mlchacl Mt't oon,
decided to make the address himself,
and, when Lester announced his in=
tention of ,tttakiug nue In favor of wo-
men's voting, bribes! N:vc's colored
maid. Elisa Goofier. to drug Lester.
I. But Lester hadn't time to drink the
drugged coffee. aqd Eve thought she
would. Just before she dropped off
!would.
sleep as a result of the drug she
i remarked how funny`it would be if
, women ruled the town and she -were
elected mayor.
Then, that which she thought so
EVERY SATURDAY NITE
at the PAV!
ADMISSION 10c—
—Free Dancing till 9.3D
Free Taxi Service from
West Street
SPECIAL DANCE
MONDAY, MAY llth
£dmiiiion 35 cents
-Used-C-ar Specials!
1-1935 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN.
1-1934 CHEVROLET COACH.
1-1934 DODGE COACH.
1-4929 FORD ROADSTER, with Rumble Seat.
1-1928 WHIPPET COACH.
1-1928 ESSEX COACH.
1-1927 CHEVROLET COACH. -
1-1930 CHEVROLET 2 -TON TRUCK.
1-1330 FORD 11/4 -TON TRUCK.
1 real good Team of Heavy -draught Horses, 6 and 8 years
old; sound; weight about 2900 lbs.
REG. McGEE
--11)I)(;E AND 1►EStl'1t)
Phone 379 -- Goderich
r+mas.ns...asawcac-; 3•. ,
t�amusing came true. she waif nasals -
I aced and Hoary elated sira�ur. H*[
husband. Lester, stayed at home to
run the house. and mind the children,
w9.11e she and the ether women rat
tLe town,
Later the curtain goes up to dis-
Dort Ere soundlaNeeep onithe eonch'�distrlet governor; Gordon Mow of To-• Take notice that the annual gen-
awaks that ronto, district secretary; Dr. Wylie, of era!
genera y.
The Sons of Temperance lodge was
organised at Benmlller on January WANTED' TO RENT.—SMALL
/SETTLED OUT OF COURT
The Supreuw Court oses1 n last
week, Mr. Justice J. A. McEvoy pre-
siding, was concluded on Thursday,
when the two remaluing cases, Dew -
eon vs. Dawson and Furter vs. Under-
wood, were /settled without a court
battle.
In the former ease J. E. Dawson, of
Stephen township, asked immediate
payment of 12,000 willed to bins by
Margaret Davison, and In the letter
case Mrs. Mary little Foster, of Gor-
rie, war ruing fur caucellatlon of pro-
bate of a will made by Mary. A. Ceder -
wood, alleging undue influence.
BORN
HA!_r�! �`—.e Mr. sad Mn. Charles
Hal4>:; Aiburn, on Friday, April
24th, 1966, a eon (Leslie Charles
Donald).
WANTED
Pith, 31172, with the following charter
members: John Stewart, Helen Stew-
art (Mrs. John Stewart). Andrew
Heddle, Thos. Kerr, Lev. D. Hubble,
E. Baer, James Gledhill, David Fish- J(00
er. Fred K. Cook, Jesse Gledhill, John "[rime house. convenient to Square,
Elliott, Pawl Morrish, T. Gledhill, all modern conveniences. Apply J. E.
rah Gledhill (Mrs. Jesse Gledhill), HARNIVEI.L, 27 Kenya street.
[rouse .or cottage, modern; prefer-
ably with garage. Apply to BOX 16,
SIGNAL OFFICE.
ME'R8. WANTED. — I.ARpE
ary J. Kerr (Mrs. Thos: herr),
Mary J. Nigher ( Mrs. D. Fisher).
Most of these. like the old hall, have
'been removed. but, again like the old
hall, they filled their place in the
communal for a time and their in -
PUBLIC NOTICE
TYPING DONE QUICKLY AND AC-
CUItATELY, at home. Rates reason-
able. P. 0. BOX 81.
*thence remains.
GUESTS OF LIONS
M Dinner Meeting—Revert of Pre -
mods frog the "Jellies"
LAWN MOWERS !'OWER GROUND
and repaired. Reconditioned mow-
ers and bicycles for sale or exchange.
General repairs. A. OMR, 107 Que-
bec street.
The Lions -Club at its dinner meet- mmOTICE
Ing at the Medford hotel on Friday III -
evening laat had as guests several men TILE GODERICH ELEVATOR AND
prominent in the Lions organtzatlou-, -- TRANSIT CO, 11TD,
These were Reld Murdock of Toronto,
she had pa�swl through was Just a Windsor, and Organizer Vernon La- meeting of the shareholders of
dream. '.ester is elected to omoe, and Chance of Ottawa. the company well! 3e bald on leek .
I everything enc- hapidiy for a11. t diff, ter 1 n. I 1936, at 2 all. North
! The Cast tariff, of Goderlch, introduced IAD*treet. Godericb, Ontario, for the elec-
t--The-east aY as--- chows: Lester Mlutiock, who gave an addresa—t
Parameter, Lawrence Harrison; Hon.
Mike McGoon, George Bats -filer ; Clar-
T_ once Greenway, John McLean; Eve
Greenway. Mabel Brownlee; Mn. Mc-
Nabb.
oNabb. Gertrude Worthy ; iwcria Den-
ton, Marjorie Prouse: Roselle Kyers,
Annie McKinnon; Eliza Goober, Mrs.
Geo. Baecbler.
The acts were mualcally introduced
by Miss Mary McKinnon.
Hiss Gladys Brownlee played the
opening music each night. On Thera -
day sight Miss Ana Stewart, of
ton. and Mr. L. Hanna sane several
solos between the acts and on Friday
night the Misses Mary Howard and
Ilelcn Areber gave instrumental duets
and Mss Leah Gr1ff solos.
Ie•v. it F. W. Craik and Mr. Geo.
!Eat -Alit introduced the play to the
ltttcntife audiences.
r
ti
These special
values effectivetoe May
itch se lift .
Raaip�.t Balk
Macaroni 4 l 17-
.e
Glas.ea'. Pure Orange C
!Marmalade J-32-21
Sliced Singapore
Pineapple 2T21
Catellis Cooked
SPAGHETTI 16•oa. Tim 10(
KRAFT' CHEESE 204. 29c
VELVEETA -
CHATEAU CHEESE
HABITANT TOMATO
SOUP ft 11`
Glaasee's
Plum Jam
JreL�3<
DOMINO
BAKING
POWDER
Wesson's Ginger
NEw CANADIAN SNAPS la IO<
Cheese 2 ►k.. 2,9( Special Strong
BROOMS I 25<
BAYSIDE PEAS
Choice
T1
7`
PEANUT
Butter
McLarea's
25 -oz. 21C
Jar
Rulk
- 10AP FLAKES
3 the. 20<
Ogilvie Minute
OATS --i-44,2-3(
Millionaire
Sardines,'�rTia25
Ready i o I a
WHEAT Tt>D 2 Pkae 23<
No. 4 t� Ot No. 2
Sieve Tin
KELLOGG'S
CORN FLAKES
3 Pkg;` 29(
Lihby's. Clark's, Aylmer
Tomato
Juice
3N014c
Tins
Tender.Leaf TEA
Selected and packed
by Chase & Sanborn
distributors
12 -oz Pkg.
49`
Hawes' Lemon Oil
12-oa Bot. 22<
•
« SPECIAL
1)
Oranges 23c doz.
OMINION STORES
which he set forth clearly
tare and the alms of the Lions organ-'
non oe usreetors Lor the inning year
the strse4and for the transaetion of otber busl-
isatlon. The other visitors also spoiii .... y properly he brought
briefly. hetane the meeting.
Lion C. K. Saunders read tbe report R. O. SAND14R1,ON, Secy'
on the recent "Jollied" performances.'
The net proceeds, including a con I PM EM QR RENT
button of 319.55 from the Donnybrook
Farmers' Club, were $236.53. which j�0Ual3 POR BALE. --TWO STORY
goes to the Club's fund for health and brick house on Nelson street. Eight
welfare work- rooms and bathroom. Good location.
Would exchange for bungalow or 'cot-
tage. Apply at SIGNAL OFFIC&
Maple Leaf Chapter rummage sale
will be held in MacKay Hall on Fri-
day, May 8, from I o'clock, and Satur-
day, May 9, from 10 o'clock.
Knox church Mission Band and
Girls' Circle will bold an afternoon
tea and sale of baking at the manse,
Colborne street. on Saturday, May
16th, from 3.30 to 6 p.m.
Awnings for your hoose or store.
Tbey keep your home mol and add
to the appearance of the home. Low-
est prices 1n town. P. A. ZIMMER-
MAN, corner Ntaleon street and Cam-
bria road.
Mrs. Harrold Newcombe, who for
Immo time was court reporter at the
County Court clerk's ome•e, is tempor-
arily taking the place of Miss Olin
ltehoenhals, who will he married on
i Saturday to Mr.,Oeo. A. McCarty, of
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Thompson, of
Listowel. Ont., announces the engage-
..intekt 9t their ._Pell _daugbler..
r else, to - r. Robert Scott liethering-
I ton, of Wingbam, Ont., son of Yrs.
Iletherington and the late Mr. Isaac
i Hetherington, of Goderich, Ont.; the
1 msrrtape 10 Take place Quietly le
GOAERORI MARKET PRICES
• r
•
nrr-*Ms!
Hens. t ib.., 13c ; hen% 4-5 lbs., 11c ;
henstta+r d.3bs., lee
Egga and Nutter
Eggs, per dozen, 12,-16e; butter,
dairy, Ib., 22e; buttes,creamery, lb.,
22e.
Live Stock
Bacon hogs, cwt., $S; beef, lb.,
4c_ -6e; veal, lbs., 7e -71c. •
Grain
Wheat, per bus., 65e -70e; buck-
wheat, per bus., 33c -36c; oats, per
bras., 2:.c -30e; barley, per baa., 83e -
36c.
PASTUREFARM TO RENT NEAR
lienmUler, or will sell on easy terms.
Apply to MRS. RUTH THOMPSON,
13388 Chelsea street, Detroit. Mich.,
or to HARVEY FISHER, R.R. 6,
Goderich, Ontario, Canada.
L`OR BALE.—BUNGALOW ON
11 Keays street. Red brick, good coa-
1 dition, seven rooms including three-
1piece bathroom- Hardwood loon
throughout, modern lighting, storm
windows all round. Easily bested by
furnace. Double garage. Extra lot
with young fruit orchard. Saerllee
for quick sale. Apply 47 Keays
street.
NOTICE OF BANHRUPTC`Y
THE MATTER OF TUE BANK -
IN RUPTCY OF WILFRID DONALD -
BON, of the Town of Goderich, in the
'County of Huron, and Province of
°uteri°, Plumber, Debtor.
Notice is hereb • �•
y given that Wilfrid
Donaldson, of the Town of Goderich,
in the County of Huron and in the
Province of Ontario, made an Author-
bedAaalgumeot on the 22nd day_-
April, 1936, and that tbe fir4t Mat -
log of Creditors will be held on the
Sth day of May, 1936. at the hour of
p.m., at the alms of the Q cial
Iter, in the Court Hold at Lon-
t7ntarlo (Standard ?la.!)
1E/1'8' vote thereat proofs .f claims
and proxies must be filed with tta prtor
thereto.
Tho.e having, claims , {galnat ,tbe'
estate must file the same with the Cue-
todian os Om -Trustee when appofalaO�
before distribution le made; otherwise
the proceeds of the estate will be dis-
tributed among the parties entitled
thereto, without regard to such deimte. � a
Dated at Brantford, this 27th dei
o1 April, 1936.
THE TRUSTS AND Gl'ARAN?BB J 1
COID'ANY, LiMITED,
114 Dalliouafe street.
lira ntford, Ontario.
Custod la n.
MRD er THAMES
BERT MacDONALD, WHO HAS
started b4 sew launch, the "Anna -
mac," on what 1a hoped will be a pros-
perous season, wishes to thank all
those who assisted In any way with
the building, launching or christening
ut the craft.
AU(,TIONEERINO
THOMAS OUNDRY, OODERIOH,
LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL
Au(,TION'EER
Telephone No. lip
Sales attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give satisfaction.
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
VETERINARY AUROEON
DR. G E. MYERS, V.S., B.V,St,
VETERINARY BURGEON
Graduate of the University of To-
ronto and Ontario deterinary College.
Omce at T. T Murphy's, Ilamllton
street. !'hones: Day 206; residence
249W.
USED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
RiNO CLEARANCE OF USED
MI'SiCAL INSTRIt¥I ^Tl. sue]
as Saxophones—E flat Alto, Tenor and
"C" Melody. Tratnpets, Gultare and
all Band Instruments of well-known
makes. Reeonditloaed and fully
guarrnteed. Write us about further
particulate of pricer. No obligations.
D'ERINA DEACON a(1'SIC S110PI'E,
Helntaman Building, 242 Dundas
street, London, Ontario. !'hone: Met.
6072. Open evenings.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
haring claims against the Rotate of
William Hill, late of the Town of
Goderich, in the County of Huron,
gentleman, deceased, to send the same
duly verified to the undersigned on or
before the 23rd day of May, 1986, after
which date the Executors writ -proceed
to distribute the said estate-amoajtbe
persons entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which they then
shall bate bad notice, and that they
will not be liable for the proceeds of
the estate so distributed to any peraoa
of whose claim notice ab*U not by thea
have-besa received. --------
I►. L_ ROW, OoAaeleb, Ontario,
IMIlilkot for the Executors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice L hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against the ea
tate of Jane Mcl.arty, late of tbe
townablp of Oolborne, in the county of
Huron, widow, deceased, to send the
same duly verified to the undersigned
on or before the 14th day of May, 1988,
after which date the executor will
proceed to dlstrilwte the as id estate
more the persons entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of
which be then *hall have had antic's.
and that he will not be liable for the
proceeds of the estate so distributed
to any person of whoee claim notice
,bail not by the° ha re been received,
R. R. DARROW, Goderich, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executor.
AUCTION SAM
WALL
PAPER
SEE OUR SPECIALS
EVERY FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
DURING MAY
New Books
IN OUR LENDING
LIBRARY
Cole's Book Store
Goderich
Ont.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
W. MONTEITH,
Chartered Accountant
WA Ontario street, Stratford, Oatary
(Member Firatbrook, McLeod • Math
telth, Toronto, Ontario.)
MEDICAL
R. F. J. IL FORSTER, EYE, EAR,
NOSE, THRbAT.
Late House Surgeon New York
Ophthalmic and Aural hospital, as-
sistant at Moorefield Eye Hoepltel
and Golden Squ,.re Throat Hospital,
London, Eng.
EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED
53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephoee 287.
Next visit—Wednesday, May 20,
Prem f p.m-. to I pm. on
]Lay 21, et Bedford Hetet ���
IXGAL
DUDLEY E. HOLMES,
Barrister, Etc.
Office—Court House, Goderleb.
Telephone 55.
i+OC"OLAS R. NAIRN,
YY Barrister and Solicitor _
Omee Hamilton Street, Goderiea-
Telephone 512
ERNEST M. LEE.
L Barrister and Solicitor
Sun Life Building, Adelaide and Vit —_
torla Streets, Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 6301.
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONEM
iCHIRd'RACTOR AND DRUGLESS
THERAPIST
Oe/erich. Phone 341
sindird with electromagnetic
baths. Electronic electric treatments
and chiropractic. Chronic, orgsale,
aad servoua (Messes. Lady ta at-
toad/wee. once bourn 2 to 5 and 7
W $ p.m. on Tuesday. Friday and Sat-
; and on Wednesday 10 to 12
SM. only, or consultation may be had
by appointment.
Monday and Tbursdny at Mitchell.
A. N. ATKINSON
Residence and 'once—Corset of
South street and Britannia road.
RESERVED AUCTION SALE OF
H(N'SE T RN1SHINOB AND
(YFIiPIR ARTICLES.
We Ere Instructed by Mrs. Thomas
Mcllratten and James Green o t�•Jl.
,1-"1reIn
Seaford, ou
firATI'RILAY,• MAY 16th,
at 1.30 sharp, all the contents of tbe
home, Including:
Emerson upright ptatro; f jeaQ l0
etruwent; antique walndt sofa; live
large upholstered chairs; library
table; rug, 3'4 x 4 yards; number of
small tables; satelog dieing tablet
dining chairs ; couch ; four congoleam
rugs, 3 x 4 yards; pictures; carpets;
curtalns; hall ract; threw antique
chairs; antique bedroom Nolte, mat-
t ecw and sprfegs; three bedroom
suites, mattresses and springs; walnut
all leaf table; six kitchen chairs;
tdeboard; chest of drawer.; wanner
washstand; White drophead sewing
machine; Met'lary range and pipes;
Quebec heater and pipes; kitchen'
tore; Magnet cream separator; large
barrel churn; lawn mower; glass kit -
hen cupboard; lamps; crocks; jars;
igbt team wagon, with pole and
shafts; two -section harrows, and num-
erous other articles.
Everything must be disposed of, as
the property is sold.
TERMS—Cash.
T. GUNDRY & SON, Auctioneers.
Vegetables
1 Point/ie., per hag, $1.25; turnips,
per bus., 25r 30e.
Fleur and Feed
Bran, 100 -Ib. hag, $1.10---$1.15;
ehnrte, 10014. bag, $1.25--$1.30; Mani-
toba flour, 100-1h. hag, 32.85-33.25.
FOR SALE
The beat .ort of bravery fe.-the COR SALE.—PERMANE`T WAVE
crncrcgc to do rlRht.- t,oulsa;-iL.'-Al- mac1,lge, and dryer for sale cheap.
rat. BOX 22, SiGNAL OFFICE, Goderieh.
SEX COAC'o 1 FOR SALE AT
MINUTES—or
//ssBradley'. {wage. Excellent condi-
tion. Two new tires, battery and top.
Newly /minted. 330 cash.
HOURS? - f . LtZED. BARLEY FOR eALE.—o.A.C.
$i. grown from, registered aced. A
Ample. FRANK L. !DUNG,
R.K. li, (ioderlch, Telephone Carlow
208.
The breakfast your family likes
hes is the easiest to serve! Kel. _
Iogg'a Corn Flakes— crisp and -
wholesome — are fully cooked'
and toasted. Ready to eat in an
instant- Save hours of toil with
this tempting, economical en-
ergy food. At all grocers. Made
by Kellogg in London, Ontario.
Nothing takes the plata of
fedgWe
CORN Waxes
UOi'SE FOR SALE.—TWO-STOR2
brick house Mt ThaTalgar -street, 1e
good condition. Modern conveniences.
Apply GEORGE WESTBROOK, Tra-
falgar street.
FARM FOR KALE.—BEN) LOT 89
nn
highway 6, one and a -half miles
from Jlolmeavtlte, consisting of 100
acres more or leas. There Ie a good
frame house; excellent hank barn;
pig pen. driving shed, and chicken
hone, all in mid repair. The farm
la In excellent condition and 1s con-
sidered among the beet In the dlatriet ;
watered by creek end never -failing
spring. Hard and soft water In house.
The property 1e being sold to close
the estate of the late Wm. MIL ror
further pertlenlars apply HARHTATT
M. HILL,, IFTTI " $ILL, eYY. W.,
WILL (lnderleh, eentors of tits lrfu
tete Of Wm. IHII.
xiREKN7RVED SALE OF HOUSE-
' uHOLD Fi'RNiTURE, CARiNET-
I MAKER'S TOOLS, ETC.
Mrs. E. J. Rumball will sell by pub-
lic unction, at her home, Fiat street,
Goderich, on
SATURDAY, MAY 9th,
at 1.30 sharp, all the content., consist-
ing In part of:
Nordheimer piano and stool; music
cabinet; pedestal tahlea: jardiniere
stands; what -not; upholstered chair.;
settees; neenalonal chairs; living -room
rug, 10 x lx; curtains: Minds; plc-
turee; stair and bedroom earl/Pie;
co°ehea; walnut tables; secretary and
bookcase and books; large wait mirror;
Locking chairs; heating stove and
pipes; hell railer hall table; dining
bible; dining chain; sideboard; fall
leaf table; kitchen chairs; lawn ham-
mock ; kitchen stove and pipes ; new Per-
fection o11 stove, three burner; lamps;
dtshea; glassware; three handmade
oak bedroom .uide, mattresses and
spring*: two vanity tables; hall tree;
toilet sets: lawn mower; new and need
paint brushes; work bench with vise;
large number of cabinetmaker', thole;
garden tools: clamp.; verandah chairs;
screen doors; t obs ; hose reel; lawn
spray, and nnmernns other articles.
Everything must be anti. as Kr,.
Rnmball Is leaving Godertch.
TERM.$ --Cab.
The property is for sale privately.
T. Gi'NDRY & RON, Anetlnneere.
-----was
INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC.
IleKILLOP MUTI'AL FiRE 'NSW?.
AA
ANCE CO.—Farm and isolated
n property fainted.
Omeers-Alex. Itroadfoot, President.
Sesforth ; John E. Pepper, Vice -Presi-
dent. Mrurt tteld ; M. A. Reld, Beare- •
tary_Treaaurer, Sea forth,
ors—Alex. Broadfoot, >1mt forth ; James Sholdlce, Walton; Wm.
Dox, Loudee oro'; George' i.eonhardt.
Dublin ; John E. Pepper, Brucr0eld :
James Connolly, Ooderi,b ; Thomas
Moylan.' Seafortb ; W. R. Archibald,
Seaforth; Alex. McEwing, Blyth.
Agent.—W, J. Yeo, R.R. 8, Clint..:
Jame. Watt, B1tfn; -Jahn E. reprEr,
R.R. 1; Btuo.Oeld ; R. F, McKereher,
R.R. 1, Dublin; Chas. F. Hewitt, K1.-
cardtae; R. G. Jarmutb, R.R. 1, Bora-
holm.
Polley -holders can make all payments
and get their cards re•eipted at the
Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Outt's
Grocery, Kingston street, Goderich, or
J. if. Reid'a General Store, Rayfield.
Hydro Store
17 YOU EVER HAD ONE
MIA OF INSTALLING
AN'
£Iectric
Range
NOW IS YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
The loeal Hydro Commission
is making the following
offer :—
"A consumer installing a
new three -wire cervib with
an Eleetrie Range from now
rap to •July 1st, 193¢, will be
allowed two months' electric
torrent free of charge."
—Cook with ]ieelricitr—
Quiek, Clean, Oool and
lliconomical
Public Utilities Coosiiaia11
GODERICH