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FURNITURE
Zs.o4 and
• ilidiolstoni •
WORK QUARANTR.D
PRICES REASONABLE
eo rge..ht
U$. ave'. Otiose, aoderleh
THE SIGNAL -
BANDIPIPSII HURON HAMA 'INJURE
East !Rammed. Ma Held Up and
Holme Reisneked
Oa Tuesday eveniaS two armed mea
entered a bars on the East Wawanuab
term owned by lett Ttd for and kdr.1
the point of a min
ed
man. Stewart Lamont. to let them In
tbe house and show whorre mons),ade
and
valuables were kept. e
off with two watches, a child's bank,
fir► me tin silver, part of
wtifcl they toot[-fma Laneint. Pro-
vincial ('unstable P. E. McCoy and
County Constable J. Ferguson are in-
vestigating.
n-
rest[gatiug.
' eves at Haman
Thieves ►mashed the loch tmei-11e
otll.•e of the Hensall owsed
Cook Bros. oa Tuesday night and took
$) In silver from theca Ill. ere smashed
Before
leaving. the night
tIIt cork ire - "
filled up the tank of their. car.
r� Hmborg Stook ...11c
e 'nre Pork Sangria.....17c
Breast Veal 9c
war steak 22c
Lima Corned Best 12c
(Niee to slice cold,
1 -Ib. Liver and %-lb. Pa
Meal Baran. The two for 28c
Pore Lard
Yrs. R. C. Pt stelethwdte, Bal4eld
road, yesterday atternoou caught her
rtgbt band in the wriojer of the wash-
ing machlue. One linger wasas bores
wangled, but, fortunately,
were broken.
7111N WEATHER
OActal tewpetatunw of the last week
and of the corrbsponding week of last
year were as fellows:
1936 1985
Max. Yin. Max. Mln.
Thurs., May'.('[}; - 51 40 6Y
Fri., May 29 . 54 88 64
Sat., May 30 ' 60 40 62
Sun., May 81 68 45 66
Mon., June 1 74 54 70
Wed., June 8 .. 63 46 77
CEMETERY MEMORIALS
The Goderdch Monument Shop is in
•.paattbo to supply you wtth.Aotutk
ful modern, art(ttk -memorials, de -
'signed to gait, )opr own particular
plot, at a eery rlaotinable price. Why?
Because we have no agents to pal
commisslo*$ to, no long-distance tra-
velling acid telling expenses, no long-
distance hauling and trucking or'
a8
47
44
47
45
62
THE
Baptist Church
Rev. S. R. McClung, Minister
�► .ars. BIBLE SCHOOL..
11 a.m.
"The Baptist Cause
penises.
You can ave all this money by
buying Dere in Goderleh.
R. A. SPOTTON,
lifietienetirltorkm on St. Andrettrf $t
PORT ALBERT
_ pests ::a rs 3aee:
PORT 'ALJHF:BT. June 1. -Mr. and
Niro- Solley. of Kitchener. were visit-
ors with Er. uud )firs. James McKen-
zie on Sunday.
Mies Flo ewe McKenzie, R.N., of
visiting for a short time
�ueuts.
Druce Crawford Is ill with
f influenza. We hope be
GODERICH, ONT.
A rI.Y11Na VIBE'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hough. of
Detroit. Sew to Ooderich this morn -
Ing to visit the lady's parents, Dr.
Wesley J. Reid and Mrs. Reid. They
will return to Detroit In their trim
live -passe ger plass this 'Hermes.
BRIEFS
Reserve y .fay eveulag, Jane 19th.
for am. supptr' aid play at Taylor's
Corner school -boom. Furtber parti-
culars later.
The regular meeting of the Ooderieh
Women's Hospital Auxiliary will be
held at the public library es Monday,
June 8, at 4 o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ahmeek Chapter, 1.O.D.E.. will be held
at the public library on Friday, June
3, at 4 p.m. All members are re-
quested to be pretreat.
Mr. Ormand Burkina, Palmerston
street, uuderwent a serious operation
for appendicitis in Alexandra hospital
last week. He is as well as can be
-impacted_
Themembers of L.O.L. We. 182 ani"
Princess Mary Lodge, No. 448, L.O.B.A.
are requested to meet at the Orange
Hall, corner of North street and
&ware, at 6.30 p.m. ea Itltuday. Jam
7th, to attend divine service at Pt.
George's Anglican church. VYtttLrg
brethren ars cordially invited.
OBITUARY
BORN
ANDERSON. -At Ottawa, on Ma/
'sed, to Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Ander
son (Amy MacHattle), a das.piter.
Dna
Jo aTDai---L (lodertch township
on Monday, June 1st, Jambs John-
ston, la his 78th year.
JEWELL.-la Colborne townahlp, on
8attrda7. May 30th, Elisa Grace
Mileheii, wldaw -o1-4he lair itaebeed
JewdI, 1a her 88th year.
IN MEMORIAM
WILSON. -1n loving memory of Wil-
liam 0. ,11fUsas. who passed "ay
May 31st, 1983, in Butte, Montana
Ntaone knows the silent heartache,
0.17 [base who loved can tell
The grief we bear in alienee
For tbe one we loved so well.
-Sadly missed by MOTHYCJt, FATH-
ER, BIWTER8, BROTHMM8.
MIGNON
Wt.
ETERINA*S. SURGE ONl.
Gradiett of tbe. University of To-
ronto
wronto end Coterie Veterinari Odlhs
Once et T. T. Mnrpb7'A Hamilton
street. ,Fboaes ; Day 206; resident*
249W.'v'
d ,1 AUCTIONRRR M
TSUNDRY, OODERIOH.
LI STOCK AND GENERAL
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119
Sales oded to anywhere acid every
effor made to give satisfaction.
Farplers' ale totes discounted.
i TO RENT
L'OR EN T.-8•ROOMKD HOUSE:
rent reasonable. Apply at SIGNAL
OFFICE. .
TO RENT.-O0i81bORTABLE APART-
MENT, ground floor Colborne block,
Newgate street. Rent reasonable.
Good garden. Also single room 1n same
block. Apply BORT. JOHNSTON,
Box 336. Photo 1111syf
-THOS. LEGG--
Phone 485 Hamilton St.
7 p.m.
"SIN AND GOD"
Upholstering
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED, RECOVERED
AND REPAIRED
ALL THE LATEST c'OVF:ItIN(:14
-Twelve Fears with leading manufacturers.-
F:NPE1MTI.Y DONE- SATiSF'A('TI' N GUARANTEED
Let us supply you with NEW SOLI!) WALNUT
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
STOOLS and OTTOJIANS trade specially for each
individual.
QUALITY, LOWEST PRICES
SIJOI' (N'EN EVENINGS T1L1. 9 P.M.
WM. REID
GODERICH
HAMILTON STREET
�.,.- file
EDWIN KENT BACON
Word has been received from Cleve-
land, Ohio, of the death of Edwin
Kent Bacon, son of Edwin K. and
g. ec.1slistdrum Bacon and gra
of the late Dr. Andrew B. Meldram.
The death occurred Friday aoraing,
_Host 7 ;29th, at the borne of the paresis
Illness. Burial took pace at
field on Sunday afternoon.
Kitchener,
with her p
Master 1
an attack
will soon lire well again.
The eungregatiun of the United
church lutknd holding their garden
party on the evening of Wednesday,
July lith. ° Full particulars will be
announced; later.
GODERICH MARKET PRICES
Hens, Sibs.. 13c: hens, 4-5 lbs., Plc;
hens under 4 lbs.. 1(k•.
Eggs and Butter
Eggs, per dozen, 13c -17c; butter,
dairy, Ib. 18c; butter, creamery, lb.,
22c.
Live Steak
Bacon ogs, cwt., 1s; beef, lb.,
4c -5c; vial, lb., 7c --7}4c.
Graig
Wheat.. per bus., 60c -65c ; buck-
wheat, per bus., 33e -36c; oats, per
bus., 25c --30e; barley, per bus., 33c -
40c.
Vegetables
Rotatoee, per bag, 21.75-42.
Fleur and Feed
Bran. - 3O0.1b. bag, $1.10-•-61.13 ;
shorts. 100.111. bag, $1.15-41.20; Mani-
toha Sour, 100-1b. bag. $2.8b�3.25.
1
GLA,SScO'S.
Pure Seville Orange
Marmalade
L J� 2 11`
QUALITY
FOODS
at
DOMINION
SANTA CLIUtA Plesp Meaty
Prunes 3bs.25c
BAYSIDE In Light Syria
PEAR
Y � at
Tins32 oz
HEINZ Wine, Malt. Ohm
Vinegars ii k12C
Prices effective
for June 4th,
5th, and 6th.
CLASSIC
CIEANSER Tins 5<
COWAN'S PERFECTION <
COCOA - Tier 234
Libby,:
Tomato Juice
sc
FIVE ROSES
FLOUR 24 -ib. Cotton Bag 89(
Kellogg's With Free Shopping Bag 323
Pl(iC
Corn Flakes
CHASE & SANBORN'S
Coffee
Dated
C
Tins
• • •
JAMES JOHNSTON
A highly regarded resident of God-
ertch township In the person of James TENDERS WANTED.
Johnston, passed away at his home on
the Huron road on Sunday night- His Tenders for re -roofing Goderlch
health had been undermined by 1n- Collegiate Institute. All information
juries received in two auto accidents will be given to those tendering on
in the last three years. Mr. John- application to P. J. Macll)wan, chalr-
ston was born in Stanley township man of the property committee.
of Irish parentage, and was married Tenders must be In by Wednesday,
to Miss Margaret McNaughton. He June 10, tenders to be addressed to
was [;ural mall carrier for nearly J P. HUME, Secretary Ooderlch Col -
twenty years. He was a member of crgiate Institute Board.
the United Church. Surviving, be -1
sides his widow, are two children,
WANTED
John Jobneton and Mrs. Fred Middle- I '
ton, loth of Goderlch township The j WANTED TO RENT. --A PIANO;
idneral service will be conducted this vi must be in good condition. Apply
(Thursday) afternoon at his home. ' to TUN: PARR.
Interment will be In Maitland come-
tery.
• • • I WANTED. - 100 USED TIRES. MRS. U( iAR1) JEWELL Trade In your used tires for new
There passed away on Saturday ! n Domtnlons BE79VZR8' SERVICE
morning. May 30th, Eliza Grace Mit- 'STATION, Goderlcb, 0.1.
cbell, widow of the late Richard 1 WANTED.-TPLNDF.RS UP Ti) JUNE
]swell, Colborne townDece In her I 10th for digging ditch across blgb-
elghtJ-etghtb Jear• Deceased wail"
as way opposite 8.8. \0 3. Colborne, for
barn 1849 to nth concession of Cb he,
la and was married In 18916. She � the purpose or plplsg water to school
house. Lowest leader not aeceasartll
resided contlnaously In Colborne I accepted AMOS ANDREWBeee H.R.
townahlp with the exception of a few N e 8, Auburn
years spent to AstSeld. Her hus-
band, who died twelve years ago, was
prominent in the municipal life Of the PUBLIC NOTICE
GStishtw-tone M.-
ass -
CARD OF THANKS
-THE FAMILY OF E LATE MR8.
1 RICHARD J L wish to Mak
their many friends and neijhbors fur
their kind expreseloua of sympathy
'Yee die 8611* --lar
their recent a6. bereevement-
DAUGHTERS AND SONS.
TENDERS WANTED
ea lboro
Reese's chair. Mrs. Jewell was
greatly interested .in church
Ing a member of the Bediiler church.
She Is survived by four daughters
and two sons:' Mrs. William Phil-
lips (Maria), of Ooderlch ; Melva,
and William H. 'Jewell apd Mrs. I td -
ward Martell ( ana), of Colborne snarl and EMand West Williams in
township; Yrs. Robert Rogges (Min- ins appeals against the assessment roll Middlesex asoahta.!,
nye►, of Goderich township and Mrs- of the Township of Colborne for the Enquiries any Interested party
J. Prlddle (Pearl), of Goderlcb. She year 1966. In respect of any lands which the Can -
was predeceased by one son, Samuel, All persons interested are requested ada Company may own will be cheer -
and two daughter*. Mrs. Albert Good j to attend. fully answerer' In reply to an enquiry
(Maude) and Nellie. There are 1 WM. SALLOWS. Township Clerk. addressed 'THF. CANADA COM -
twenty -one grandchildren and fifteen I PROPERTY RBQ( IRED SUITABLEi'.►Nl, 371 Bay Street, Toroght, Can-
great-grandch lid ren. ■da ..
LANDS FOR SALE BY TENDER
LANIJ$ -YUA ,` TE,NDER..
Tenders are invited by the Canada
Company for the purchase of the re -
Company 1n order to clear up Ito scat-
tered holdings in esuh dlatrkt. These
lands In many cases have varying
amounts of timber suitable for fuel
end other purpo.ec, and many are
good pasture lots. These lands are
being offered at reduced prices, and,
when sold, this opportunity will not
occur again; so if you are interested.
took them over.
Sealed tenders plainly marked "Ten-
der to Purchase" may 1. addressed:
Canada Company, 371 Bay Street, To-
ronto, and will be received up until
dee o'clock p.m. June 20, 1986.
Conditions ---Tenders must specify
the lands sought ; and the sum offered
must be specified fur each lot, the same
to be in cash, that is to ay, 10 per
cent. upon acceptance of the tender,
and the balance within len days; [all-
ure to pay the balance within the speci-
fied time shall forfeit the said deposit
of 10 per cent. Upon payment of the
Goal payment a quit claim deed will
be furutsbed without charges. but tie
purchaser shall pay the cost of regio
tratlon and any transfer tax Incidental,
and shall take possession of the land
specified at his own coat and charge.
Purchasers must assume the taxes
of 1936, and the Canada Company re-
serve the right to withdraw any of-
fered lot from the list; and to accept
or reject any tender.
Purchasers of unoccupied lands may
have possession upon receiving their
deed, while occupied lands will be
SPORTS
FOR SUMNER
GSL? CLUBS AND BAGS
GOLP BALLS AT 25o, 35c,
75e
TBNNI1l BACtUTB,
AND TiBq>K.
TBNNIS BALLS at 26o and
Cole's Book Store
Goderich
Out.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT.':
T, W. MU EMII!TS,.. -r -.
Chartered Accountant
89 Ontario street,ea�Stratford, Ontario
K+ Oetar, -ion' •. "4 ;- e'
WStt3ailp- QOi39sa'1Je road 790T" t°
contract thereon
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER, BYZ, EAR.
NOSE, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital. as-
sistant at Moorefield Eye Hospital
and Gold 61teetv!`
London;' {4atlt.^.,
EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED
43 Waterloo Street 8., Stratford.
liteplione 267.
Next visit -Wednesday, June 17.
from 7 p.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday,
June 18, at Bedford Hotel.
LEGAL
DUDL" Z HOLDIES.
Barrister. Ete. _
wk. -court Hong, Ooderieb.
Telephone 55.
DOUGLAS R. NAIRN,
Barrister and Solicitor
(Mee Hamilton Street. Goderleh.
Telephone 512.
ERNBBT M. LEE
t8' Barrister and Solicitor
Sun Life Betiding. Adelaide and Vit-
toria
ictoria Streets. Tomato 2.
Tslepbo.e Elgin 6301.
Loth teeNing *red In tbe Town• d:
•wttm�
COURT OF REVISION-
ships of Ellice. North ]Eai and
Logan 1n Perth County ;
In Townehtps of McKIIJop. Hallett.
Take notice that the Court of Revi-
sion will be held at the Township
Hall, Carlow, on Tuesday. Jane 9th, at
1 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of hear -
Colborne, Goderkb. 'Hal and 8159110.
in Huron County; and
In Townships Of McGillivray, Nis-
i The funeral took place on Monday FOR THEATRE.
I from the borne of deceased's son, WIl-
Ilam H. Jewell, Colborne. where• she , For a client we are Interested In
nhad resided for the last live years. the purcha-..stf approximately 7.500
l The services weft and 9 vTtN h, DUAL1.1tt,\Tri
F. W. Craik. of Victoria street church, i in Goderlc•h's business district. The GItOR'1NG CROPS.
Go(lerich, assisted by Rev. G. Wylie, property ne•d not have a large front -
of Renmlller church, and Rev. D. J. age on a main thoroughfare, but small
We are instructed by the executors
Lane, of Knox Freebyterlan church, frontage providing ac•c ass to main area
Goderleb. The pallbearers were *ix :1* repaired. Block plan allowing lo -
to
the estate elf the late i. H. Masked
grand*ona: Lorne Rodgea. Reginald ,cation and adjoining proLertlee should to sell by p0141. a(uctian, at the farm
Jewell. Arthur Haskell. Harold Good. be snbmltted. All replies strictly con IK. 1015 3 alai 4. wntet cslon 3, W.D.
Ralph Jewell %sd .ioseph Prlddle. j fidentlel. Terme cash. Submit replies Colborne t halt way between I:uder-
' --+r-aPotsli ..... ,highs 55._ ,__---,,,,,,O,240404461414o4.
(ilei Lltt's Grattan Patch was fourth _------ -- -- '` commencing at 1.:10 o'clock sharp:
fa the 2,10 pace at the Listowel race +'i POR BAIT
•
Harrsre. -41te draft gelding. six yeast
meet yesterday. Oliver Harvester, I old: one pair grey marts. - from the Whitely stable, was fifth to LC()R SALE.-ijl I)80N CAft IN Cattle. -One Holstein cow, doe to
the same event. Litt's Guy Pointer i good condition. Vlctrola In mahrtg freshen before sel!;_one Ho tin cow,
also ran. art? raise. •' Call at 92 Pstft street. '�Lrel In Man a ; two Holateln cows,
DRVQL� PRACTMTIONMi
CHIRO/CHIROPRACTOR AND D1k81LiSS
PRACTOR
Godakb. Phase .a1
Retlppee with electro-mapstie
bathe. Electronic electric treataeeta
acid ebiroprectie. Chronic, (rgaate,
and nervous diseases. Lady in at.
tendance. Omce hours 2 to 5 and 7
to 8 p.a. on Tuesday, Friday and Sat-
urday, and on Wednesday 10 to 12
a.m. ou17, or co.agltatlon may be had
by appointment.
Monday and Thursday at Mitchell.
A. N. ATKINSON
Residence and once --Corner of
South street and Britannia road.
RXECI'TORS, BALE
Ex SAIF: OF FARM INSURANCE. LOANS. RTC.
r noted h Rev. square feet of land centralli located �c AND
1-1h. Bag 35c
CHOICE QUALITY
Bayside Peas L21 Cr
CAMPBELL'S
Pork & Beans2l9
Large Head
Lettuce
BahNew Stook Each
Sc Pineapples 19c
Fresh Green 2 lbs. for CANTALOUPES
23
A WKLL-EARNED HOLIDAY
Mr: and Yrs. Alex. Porterfield. of
East Wawanosh. left last week on a
trip to the Western Provinces and
the Coast. The following note to
The Signal from Reeve Scott is ex-
planatory:
Commencing )January, 1908, onr
clerk, A. Portef'Seld, bas not missed
attending a Meeting of the township
council and we, telt be was deserving
of an opportunity to take a trip to
the Pacific Coast. He ha* been a
painstaking and 'courteous official and
of great assiseihce to each year's
council. and we hope be and Mrs.
Heins
KETCHUP
Porterfield will enjoy tide outing.
Beans
CHICKEN
HADDIE
X14 -oz. Tin
2 Tins 2 5`
STRAWBER8in ,
C Wax Beans, Peppers
IP TOO) filum to sleep restfully,
try a bowl of crisp Kellc m
Corn Flaks and milk before
rome
� ie � btAnd thatmatch!w
leas Kellog flavor makes them
everybody's favorite. At a116ro--
cers. Served in hotels, restau-
rants. dististg-cars everywhere.
N.l iskNNap�ot
llOt'8F. FOR 8 -TWO STORT bred in April; two Hoi*teln cows. due
brick house on Trafalgar street, in In July ; one Durham cow, due 1n sae
la mouth; one Durham cow, due in July;
good condition. Modern conveniences. one Durham cow, bred In February;
Apply GEORGE WESTBROOK, Tra• one Durham cow, bred In April; one
falgar street. Guernsey cow, due In August; one
Jerre poet In These cows are
01 SE FOR SALE. -TWO-STORY a
Il:wick house on Nelson street. Eight
rooms and bathroom. Good location.
Would exchange for bungalow or cot-
tage. Apply st SiGNAL OFFICE.
VOR SALE. -TWO -ACRE RESI-
DENCE: property. frame oust, frame
barn, loth in good repair Orchard,
well on property. Jas. Oliver, pro-
prietor. Apply to NEi..% PF.ARSON,
Nile. • -
IiORTHORN HERD BULL FOR
}S
MALE. -Thick and low -set, of
Browndale breeding, five years old.
Also young bull of serviceable age.
Apply J. C. STOLTZ, Auburn. Tele-
phone 19r7, Blyth.
PASTURE FARM TO RENT NEAR
Itenmlller, or will sell on easy terms.
Apply to MRS. RUTH THOMPSON,
1836$ Chelsea street, Detroit, Mich..
or to HARVEY FiSHER. R.R. 6,
Godericb, Ontario, Canada.
VOR SALE. -CHOICE TOMATO.
i cabbage and canitaower plant.. To-
mato 45 refits, cahhage 30 cents' per
100; cauliflower, aster and other plants
10 cent* per dosen. H. P. LASH -
BROOK, 30 Wldder street, Britannia
road, near Hotel Sunset (turn at Bur-
tows'
ur
tows' store).
y rnw, un
carefully selected lot and have prov-
en to be -good. Mx yearlings; four
spring calves.
tamp, Hem, Pip, eta. -Four ewes
and lamp; one (blue dog; one pair of
geese; fifty hens; two York sows, bred
March and April; one purebred York
sow (young) a seven pigs, about 100
h . ; sixteen young pigs.
Impish enta. ate. --()1e Masucy-Harris
Milder, 7 -ft. cot, prartleally new ; 055
Massey -Harris cern binder; one Mas-
sey -Harris fertiliser drill; one Frost
& Wood mower, 7 -ft.; one fanning
mill; two walking plows; two good
hay racks; one light mitring wagon;
one Chevrolet truck, 1930: one top bug-
gy ; one light s8Mgh : one spray mar
(kine; one net of power clippers; one
ensilage cuttt•r; one extension ladder;
one cultivator ; sue net of disc barrows;
one double rnw acndier ; one steel rol-
ler; one hay rake; one wagon box;
one gravel box ; set harrows, 4-sectloa;
cutter; a qunntlty of hay; about 150
8-1n. tile; about. 110 ft. 8 -In. steel
posts: two sets double team harness;
one net plow harness; on. set heavy
single harness; one Net (frlvtng bar -
nem': one light elelg1S ; One net heavy ;
one Frost. & Wood newer, 7 -ft. ; two
farm wagons; fork"; shovels; chains;
whlffletrs'es, and numerous other
articles.
Ot'ewb,g Crap .-Tl►enty-one scree
mita; thirty acres hay ; ten scree'Llxed
grain; ten acres velvet barley.
Everything maid be disposed of
There 11411 he n6tptng referred.
T11R119-CaAO. All sonnet* must
be settled before perches*. are re-
moved.
,.!._91.2. ,--SOIltttors_ for �Itu'
W SON, Aeetloseers.
COR SALE. -BUNGALOW ON
[
Kesys street. Red brick, good mo -
dittos, seven rood* Including three-
throfloors bathroom. Herdwood
throughout, seeders lighting, storm
se
*tadows all reseed. Easily heated by
far.aee. Doable prate. Extra let
- vs yrs :
toe quick date. 'Apply 4? Bays
ie.srt -
ren
COW rums
1
IcKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE CO. -Farm apd Isolated
town property Insured.
4M -era -Alex. Broadfoot, Preatdeot,
Seafortb ; John E. Pepper. Vice -Presi-
dent. Brucefleld ; M. A. Reid, Secre-
tary -Treasurer, Seatorth.
Directors -Alex. Broadfoot, Sea -
forth ; James Sho14t .,.WJ8pw4 •
Knox, Lonil koro; George I n ardt,
Dublin; John E. Pepper, Brumfield;
James Onolly, Goderlch ; Thomas
Moylan, Seatorth ; W. R. Archibald,
Seaforth ; Alex. Metwing, Blyth.
Agents --W. J. Yee, R.R. s. Cllntoti..._ -
James Watt, Blyth; John E. Pepper,
R.R. 1, BruceSeld; R. F. McKercher,
R.R. 1, Dublin; Cbas. F. Hewitt, Kin-
cardine; It. G. Jarmuth, R.R. 1, Born-
holm.
Policy -holders ran make all paymeata
and get their cards reeelpted at the
Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Cutt's
Grocery, Kingston street, Goderich, or .
J. H. Reld's General Store. Bayfield.
SAVE
Money
1.7
Premiss
TOWN OF GODERICH
1936 TAXES
Taxpayers slay purebase Tax
Prepayment Reeelptd ter IUI
Taxes cit avertable dbessat.
COST
AMOUNT May 1 to 14
110.00 ....
50.00 ..
$ 9.93
49.65
PrreepPeyment Receipt...mast he
presenter/• along with 1996 Tax
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