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8---Tbur.ds,y, December slit, 1906
TO THE ELECTORS OF COLBORNE TOWNSHIP:
LADIES AND (1ENTI.EMEN:
1 have been placed nomination again for the reeve
ship of our township and reape'utfully solicit your support at
the polls on Monday next. I have heeh your Reeve the last
two years and trust that my course has been acceptable to
you.
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Yours sincerely,
GEORGE C. FEAGAIir
TIVILECTORS OF COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
IBES GENTLEriltN.-
\THE SIGNAL - GODERICH, ONT. - .
Colborne Electors
BEIEFS ."
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Will Vote
Rbe request of a large ember of ratepayers I am again • candi-
date for the ofnce of Reeve. As you know, 1 have had many years
deuce In council matters, both In township and county
and 1f you see fit to elect me again as your Reeve i assure
pan I will give my beet efforts to have the byslne s of the eouncll
transacted in the beet Interewtd of the ratepayers.
Yours faithfully.
A. J. GOLDTHORPE
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TOUZ~VOTE AND INFLUENCE RESPECTFULLY
SOLICITED FOR THE RE-ELECTION OF
JOIN PiTBLADO, Jr.
AS COWNOILLOR OF COIBORNE TOWNSHIP
FOR 1937
WISHING YOU ALL THE COMPLIMENTS OF TttE SEASON
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ELECTORS OF COLBORNE: ,-
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YOUR VOTE SOLICITED FOR THE RE-kLECTION OF
JAMES CHIrSHOLM
AS TOWNSHIP COUNCILLOR FOR THE
YEAR1937. -0---------
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TO THE ELECTORS OF HURON:
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I am a candidate for re-election as Councillor of Col-
borne Township for 1937, and respectfully solicit your vote
and influence in my behalf.
1 have had six years: experience 1n munletpnl affairs• and should
you newor me again I will on all sessions exercise my best jetdg-
w• nt In behalf of the whole community.
Faithfully yours,
MELVYN TYIIDALL
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP ELECTORS WI'
With two years' experience in the Council, I reajieet-
fully solicit your support on Monday next for re-eleetiaa
as Councillor, and uasure you that your interest* will•alwys
have my Tet careful and diligent attention at the £on»en
hoard. •
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jet" ' Nature was re•ele.4 last week -end
by three dyes of wlhl weather and a1
fnrnn County
a .a 1
The ensue tlseealeg of lie Soder
(Contluueg from pate 1) Iib IlanIiculto pll twrAety alit t» YEW
who In. oust by it,. Feagan W at MacKay HAIR oa Tbar..!•► eveultag.
111J6, claimed credit for the financial j,Jauuary l4tk.
s.
state of affairs of the township and
county.
"Wises Feasts sipped io he had ►.rr'
not nearly as much to pay off •s wbeaI
1 went Jllt_la l91)i•' said the ex Reeve.
I OBITUARY
Mr. Uoldthort was bitter to bin
denunciation of the high cost of ad-
ministration of Justice, and placed
cuosideruble ,blame on the lawyers,
"it's a nice thing to get the mooey,
eat those fellows are getting fat on
Money poor farmers on the backroa4s
t:aanot &1u without. When 1 war ea
the criminal audit board 1 sent a re-
port to the Government, but nothing
came of lt."
tie lashed out at the practice of pay-
ing five men for five day for appoint-
ing Juries. "Do you believe five in-
telligent men would take five days to
appoint jurors?" he cried. "1 re-
commended three, but nothing was
done about it."
Mr. e•ttoldtborpe, referring to the
county treasurer's report, *aid tbe
county was not as well off as was re-
presented.
"Tbere'. a 13.500 or $4.000 surplus
In the County Home that is Included
in the assets. It shoutdo't be there
at ull. The amount is 10 estates and
its soon as au comate diets the money
reverts back to his relatives."
The Alibi Diems
ALBERT T. M•UOFtORD
Atbitt T. Mugford, well-known Col-
borne townstt(p farmer, died at Alex-
andra hospital on Wedneedas' la Me
slxtrnintb year. He had been tit
poor health for some tine and win
gravely 111 In tbe hospital the last few
months. He was born near Lindley,
a aon of John Mugford and Fanny
May, and moved to Colborne town-
ship with his parents when a boy.
He continued terming after the death
of his parents. Mr. Mugford was a
Presbyterian and In earlier years was
• member of the C.O.F. He wee
united In marriage to Jessie Burns, d
Colborne townehlp, ado survives, with
four children, William, of Colborne,
and Anderson, Mrs. Russell Potter and
• second married daughter, Loey, all
of Detroit. Tbere are five grand-
( -Widgets Fred Mugford. of Ooderlch
townsb!p. le a brother of deceased, and
Mrs. Mary Klppe n, of Toronto, is a
Aster.
Ker, D. J. fiat. will conduct a brief
fusing service at Wheeler's teneral
home Ma Saturday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, Interment will be In Colborne
cemetery.
1 proar broke out for the first time,
although laugbtcr and "wlsecraets'
had been hurled freely at the speaker,
when he spoke of the Allin drain.
"1 don't ore why we should have
to pay Allen's lawyer. Someone made
• mistake somewhere."
Councillor 1'ltblado leaped to bis
feet and cried: "lf anyone made the j
blunder you did," pointing an aecuslnn
finger at the speaker. '
"No each a thing,' declared Me.
Goldthorpe. "You're falsifying the
trolls."
".Yes, you did," came the vole* of
Reeve Feagan above the den. "You
were advised by our solicitor to re-
fuse to hear the Alltn drain appeal
when it was not entered withire the
ten days allowed by law ; but you
didn't tell es. • You let us go ahead
11 and hear It and 1t colt un $100.'
"You're fel...tying the truth," yelled
the accused man, whereupon council-
for Tyndall ranged himself with
Meseta- Feagan and Pftblado and the
speaker found three data shaking un -
• CLINTON i
At Cltatou all municipal offices were I
filled by acclamation. Geo it El.
Ilott retired from the reevesblp. but
dropped bark to the council. The
lira council will be as follows:
Mayor -W. S. R. Holmes.
Reece -iced Livermore.
Coulltcillors-W. G. Cook, O. 11. El-
liott, F. W. Johnston, J. W. Nediger,
O. L. Palau. W. Walker.
Pe c UtiUtte. Commissiooer-
Thom Churchill.
Pu c School Trustees --Wm. Nedi-
ger, O. E. Hall, G. C. Lobb, Geo. T.
Jenkins.
SEAFOETH
The council of 1936 was returned
for another year without a contest.
as follows:
Mayeor-A. 1). Sutherland,
Reeve -John 11. Scott.
-Councillors-M. A. Reid, J E. Keat-
ing, C. Holmes, J. .1. Cluff, R. G.
Parke, F. Sells.
E. L. Box was re-elected to the pob-
llc sutltltfes eommisiou.
BLYTH m.
keeve-W. G. McNeil.
councillors -Jasper Cook, Jame*
Watt, Wm. Morrill, Delos& Taman.
Public School trustees -Wm. Thuell,
Wm: Mills, Absalom Taylor.
Utilities Commissioner -,lames
l ioddea
All elected by ace•lamation.
A MILD DECEMBER
In celeparison with official figures of
the mime period last year, the past
week has been exceptionally mild, with
a high temperature of 55. compered
with the week'. tlgh of 23 last year.
In fact, It was not once as cold the '
past week as on the "warmest" day of
118. same week. last year. i
1 Ree month as a whole has been mu 'i
milder, with hely 9 inches of snow and l
11.51 Inches of rain as compared with
130 inches of snow and .21 inches oft
' rain In December Fat year.
Temperatures of the last week and
of the corresponding week of last year
I were recorded officially as follows: 1
i 1936 1965
I Max. Min. Max. Min
' Thurs., Dei 24 --..42 27 23 10
I Fri-, Dec i5 ..... -.43 35 23 15
'Sat.. Dec. 26 ........47 44 22 12
!Sun., Dec. 27 50 38 21 11
M on., Dec. 28 -34 38 21 6
ins.'s., 1)ee. 29 37 24 18 -2
Wed., Dec. 30 55 35 21 5
der his one and three voices shouting'
in unison, "You did-"
"nide' and "dldn'te,' were batted
bark ind forth like shuttlecocks and
the Targe audienee was on Its feet
roaring approval when Mr. Hill
(brought the meeting to order.
-We- sad "I"
On snotber tack after the storm
tbe speaker said: "Your rate was
four mills to 1930-1, and then for three
years 1 lowered the rate a half mill."
"Why don't you say 'we'•t' de-
manded a voice.
l "There you go.' burled tack the
speaker. "when l d" something good
!you want use to sly 'we,' and when
we do something bad you &ant me to
-city .1."
"I don't know what 1'11 do yet, but
;I think my lain.' will be 011 Ih.' tallut,
;and I want your support."
$ "Hear. hear." came tiu-L :e lope
voice.
1 Demanding to he allowed to clear up
the drain situation. 4'onnelllor Tyn-
dall mounted the platform once more.
-•Ooldthorla• was advised 1A Mr.
Hays once, in the presence of the late
clerk, Herbert Morrie, to refuse to
hear the A11In drain appeal If it was
net etstere'4 In time; and it was not.
"arisen the conned met Goldtborpe
said to hear the antes' and later,
Miring the meeting, Mr. Morris said
to Mr. Feagan: 'I eaaeot understand
Mr. Goldthorpe's attitude after bear -
Ing the solicitor's advice. He kept
that advice nosier his hat.' "
' Mr. Fergon backed up tete state -
meet and said he made an amend-
ment to the motion to bear the appeil,
-.which motion had be•w-ec•ouded by
Coasetllor Tyndall.
"When I learned the eetreumstances,"
said Mr. Tend8ll. "i wIeh.sl to with-
draw my name from the motion In
Order to .acosd the amendment. Our
peeve' refused to let me de so."
Dentals hurled by Goldthorpe were
"touted In his teeth" as the three men
who 1earl been `t'nntmtllorw nnd.-r him I
turned In unison against Dim.
"Tecbniealty," said the chairman,
after relining the roaring audience, "a
He.'ve's duty Is to lead and a•lvl*e his
connclllors. lila. appureatly, waa not
Harry McCreatl. w'a+ one of i-vetral
who said he would like to .v tbe
1930 ceuncil returned by acetaniation.
"I think the 1034 counirll' should bt
congratulated." said Learn.. Johnston,
another nominee "i hare boat% a tax-
layer for fifteen yeers anti;my foxes
are the lowest 1. that time'
1 Those stating taterely flint they
would not quality were Atex. Wntsnn,
Albert Good, Kenneth Arlin and Jas.
iF:Illott.
Reeve Wm. Stewart addre.-end the
gnthering briefly and in humorous
vein, a• r11d Reece Peter Se'ntl, the
latter objecting to the aifohg term
noted during the prevlons mewl little
when the participants. whited to ex-
press their belief of the inaec•urney of
another's, statement.
"The correct parliamentary term,"
M. sold with a smile, "le to (is -write
another's InaceuTste statement n-
terminnloglea1 'neva/nitride."
'Ilw well-known and popular Ree to
of Fast Wawanosh stated h town-
ship had ent expenses by Ing
patrolmen on the roe& and ting
the e.ouneallors do the work.
"They have 11311+ enough to do as
It let" be said-
H. coagrefnlated the 1936 ennacil
on It. year'* work and eoneluded by
saying: "1 believe If the Legislator*
were handled seitit.ltip qtly as mate
ty eonnllls or township ncoaeets we
would be better off,"
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Cai' The Signal's (Laatfied (Wti)11ae
GODERICH MARKET PRICES
Hens. ever 3 lbs, 9c; 4-5 lbs., 8c:
ander 4 lbs-, 7e. `
Eggs aad Better
Eggs, ler dos., 18c -27c; dairy hot-
ter, 1b., 22c; creamery butter, Ito.. 28e.
Live Steels
Eacon bogs, cwt., 47.75; beef. lb..
4e -5c; veil. Ib.. 7e -8c; lamb, lb., 7e,
frisks
Wheat, per her., $1-41.05; buck-
wheat, bus., tine -65e; oats, bus., 43e-
45e-; feed belie,. hes., 55e -35c; matt-
ing barley, bus., 80r -85e.
Vegetables
Potatoes, 90c- 11.
near and Feed
Bran. 100-1h. teat. 11.75: shorts, 100-
111 bag. 11.85; Manitoba nqur, 100.1b -
hag, 53.45--14.
DECLARATION
1, Robert Cockburn hays, of the
Town of Ooderlch, County of Huron.
harrister-at-law, do nolemoly declare
that prior to one John Allyn making
appeal against aaseeement ot. the Allis
drain 1 advised then Reece Albert
Goldthorpe sod the township clerk not
to accept the tetice of ■ppeal, as I
considered the staid John Allyn was
too late in appealing, tied this conver-
sation was either tbe day before or
the morning of (be Court of Revlaioe.
And i make tbit enema declaration
coneclentlously believing it to be true
and knowing that it Is of the same
force and effect as if etude under oath
and by virtue of the Canada Evidence
Act. (signed) R. C. HAYS.
Declared before ase at the Town of
Goderleb, in the County of Huron,
this 301h day of Deeembpr, A.D. 1930.
(signed) M. L. Griffin,
A Commlanloner, etc.
THE ALLIN DRAIN BYLAW
At the request of Mr. A. J. Gold-
thorpe we publish. the following ex-
tract from the minutes of Colborne
township council:
Carlow, June 11th, 1981.
A court 'of revision on the Allyn
drain bylaw, No. 7 of 1931, was held
at 2 p.m. All the eilembera of the
3stbnell present and signed the oatb
of oStce.
The Reeve (.t. J. Goldthorpe) ad-
dressed the ratepayers who were pres-
ent, stating that as there ball been no
appeals sent In the council were ready
to go ahead with the final passing of
the bylaw and would start the digging
of the ditch as soon as it was possible.
Nfr. Wm. John Allyn claimed he had
sent in an appeal against the amount
he was aswesseal on the drain. It
*as proved that he had not done no.
Mt. lMnnelly op behalf' nt Mr. Allis
applied to have Mr. Allin's appeal
heard, stating there were other steps
they could take If this appeal were
not heard- 1t was mused he Coun-
cillor Thom that Mr. Allin's appeal be
hostel. Neeonded ht' Councillor Pit=
blacks. The Reeve asked 1f there was
any amendment to the motion. and as
none was made he took the vote on
the motion. 6onnelllor Tyndall voted
for the motion.
Tben Councillor Feagsn nbjeNcd to
the motion being 'daielared curried and
moved as amendment that the appeal
not bavlsg been pet le at the proper
time Amulet not be beard.
Ccrone111er Tyndall wanted to with-
draw his rote few the motion, and to
inroad Ossicular reagen's amendment
bat was net a110wsd to do se. The
Reeve dedated Pals motion carried
EXETER
At tbe nomination meeting on Mon-
day three men were proposed for the
reeveshlp: James. W. Morley. Thos.
1'ryie (the 1936,lteevel and William
D. Binders. Mr. Sanders was tie
only one of the three to qualify .tad
be will therefore be Reece for 1937.
There were thirteen nominations for
councillor, but only two qualified, L
M. Dfguan and J. W. Hern, and It win
theref+ure be necessary to hold new
Dominations for connelllors.
L. J. Probate was returned by aft,_
elamatlon as public utilities commis -
stoner.
School trustees re-elected by ae-
clamation are C. V. Pickard, J. M.
Soutbeott, A. O. Elliott and Mrs. R.
E. heavers.
BRUSSELS
Robert J. Bowman was re-elected
Reeve of Brussels by a.clamatiou.
For councillors the nominations were
William Clouse, Walter Kerr, Wm.
Little, W. E. Willis, R. F. Downing,
Wilfred Cameron The first four
lined and arc elected
statue( ceutlawouse. rslu[all HMO
washed away the j•st. slice of stow
and lee wen:eh blanketed tie dlatriet.
Green grass .bowed once more seed Is
• sheltered evorner of W. S. Bowdea's
dower garden psnaea poked their
purple heads through the green of lbs
plants. At the home of T. H. Mit-
chell on South streitt to -o buds Imre
sero en Iliac bushed.
WEEK OF PRAYER _
The local churches are' Joining in
the world-wide par-ilclpatloD in ,the
week of prayer and service, will be
held each evening next weed at 8
o'clock as follows:
Monday, January 4th, at Victoria
street church.
Tuesday, January 8th, at the Bap-
tist church.
Wednesday. January 0th, at Knox
church.
Thursday, January .7th,
Ge. rge'a church.
Friday, January 8th, at North street
church.
The minister or the church In which
the servlet is being held will have
charge of the service and one of the
other ministers will ,leak, each to
turn. 1t is hoped that tbe Christian
people of the community will uulte la
a great witness for (incl at these meet -
at 8t -
lags.
BORN
HICKS. -At -U, niotra 11044tal Geml-
erk'h, nrf Tllew.la)', IIerrmter :Mels., to
lir. and Niro. Walter ilh•ks, of Gude
rich township. a sun.
DOt'GIIEICTY.-At Alexandra Mew
sal. on Thursday. December 3114, t..
Mr. and Mrs. ()romp cls y.
R. R. 3. Ge.derlcb. ■ sou. %l1.
11011111N.-- At Alexandra bcmote t•t:.
Healerleh, oa Thursday. 14retnber
241h. „tit Mr. and Irs. Thomas J.
Cards
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AUCTIONEERLNiG
THOMAS UI:NDRY, UOIIeRIOIL
1,1%-E STOOK AND GENERALA I •(YFION OIER
Telephone No. 119
Kates attended to anywbere and every
effort made to give satisfaction.
Farmers' mils notes d1 counted.
H
rton,
of Gocl Prl Ph a ...en
DIED
MI'GF'*)R'‘-At Alexandra bo-pital,
Goderlch, on Wednesday.
30th. Albert T. Mugford. In bra
A funeral service will be
Wheeler's funeral tarlor ea sewrday,
at, 2 p.m- Interment is :Colborne
cemetery.
SALE. -Iii 1;..lericb. oil Thursday.
camber 31, Kate Hughes Campaign,
wIk,w of the Into• Major C. E. ;tale.
In her *list your.
The funeral sertb-e w111 be held at
her • bete r.wi.k•ner. :it. George s
CYee.arnt, on deturday. at 3 p.m. In-
terment in Maitiswl cemetery.
qua
Public School 1'ttifit'ee.s2-1t fcTav-
lob, John Gibson, Pbrey Mitchell 1 A,
(Fleeted by aeclamatlon). rift". 16, WANTS POSITION AT
Public Utilities Commissioner -
1W holey -work In res4ectable! bole.
Cleve Ilaekrt (Dc atrlatiatlon). Phone 243, Clinton. or write P. OBox
2514. ('lintoa.
For Reeve -Alfred Y
hellck, George
Armstrong.
For Councillors -W. H. Haugh, Max
Turnbull. Roland Geiger, Fred Hsb-
erer, Henry ebilPe.
STANLEY
In fit•nley toonehip the council 01
1196 was returned by acclamation:
Reeve -Webster Turner.
CouncllLore-Fled Watson. Ed. C.
Mew, John IC "Pepper, Roy Lamont.
For It eve-
STEPHEN
Goetz, Chablis
Maw blowy.
For Deputy Reeve -Edward Lam
port, Alonzo McCann.
For Councillors -Thomas Love, Jobs
Morrissey, Merman Powe, itoy Lata.
Edmund Shepton,
MORRIS
. Tor Reeve -Elston Cardiff, Finlay
McCallum.
For ('oasclHore-FA ward Bryans,
Prance• Duncan, James Pba'en, Role
nt' Wallace, Walter Nbortreel, W Hi
Blisnderssn, Gell Wheeler.
USBORNE
All by acclamation •
Rete! -George Westeott.
Couaeillo,s--Perry-Plsmorsi. Jobe
Ballantyne, Hoath Merry. Hugh Cooper.
G
For Reeve-LIeY
A. 1 Jabs
M 'N abL.
For Deputy Reeve-Walroe&
' foot, Thos. C. Wilson.
For Count -fliers -The.. berty.
Alex. Alitsander. Leslie McK -fee-
elamation I .
TUCK/MOUTH
Council of 1934 returned by heels -
matron :
Reeve -W. R. Archibald.
Councillors -Chas. McKay, Samuel
Whitmore, Andrew Bell, I)svld Gem -
fell'I.
McEILLOP
J. M. Eekert 1s returned by seclama-,,
Hon as Reeve of M(•Klllop.
AUCTION SALE
,FARING AL'VIIOY SALE OF A
otsot practically sew furniture. for
Mr. Gordon J. Staph, at the store at
Nile, on
SATURDAY. JA (VAHT led. 1117
T. OENDRT A SM. Ane Isseeew
V.'r lNAa'r wwo+ r
R. G. E. MYEERS. V.N.,
EP VETERINARY N1'Ri1EON
Orpduate of the 1-nlrereJty of Tor
Hints and Ontario Veterinary College.
Office at T. T. Murphy's, Hamilton
etiset. Phones: lay 216; reddens*
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CASH OP THANES
MRS. J. D. PARRiSH ANI) FAMILY
wish to tender their eordlal thanks
to neighbors and friend.. for the many
ktncfarewses extended to them during
the illness of their htuhand and fath-
er and In the time of bereavementt,
and particularly for the floral tribute.
and for the loan of cars fer the fun-
eral.
FOR MLR
r,OR BALE --LARGE TRACY' OF
a• TIMBER, chiefly hydro and tele-
phone poles. Inquire first at SIGNAL
OFFiCF
tiorsia 1POR SALE.-TWit-S'T'ORY
▪ brick house on Neiman street. Elgjt
rooms .and bathroom. Good location.
Would exchange for bungalow or cot-
tage. Apply at 6IONAL OFFICE.
VOR SALE BY 1FIINDER.-100
ll
acne pasture land with running wa-
ter on 4th conces.lot' of West Wawa -
nosh, lot 18. Htgbeet tender net nPcea-
saHly accepted. AFI tenders mn•t he
!n by January 30th, 1937 Apply to
IIOBT. BORMAN, R.R.r. Leamington,
Nominations for the township court- Ont.
c11 are: Russel! Dormice, F,lmer - -
lite-kr/PT , Ilagh Alexander, ,ioeeph
O'Rourke, Peter Malo•ey,
CHRiSTMAS AT THE JAIL /
Fire intpi1e•s of the fall on Chri.t-
map. Dey were the-.gbeatsof Governer
J. B Reynolds al 'I Christmas din-
ner. a goose' diener, with a0 the
trimming*, wee a big treat for the
boys, 184 ,they were profiler in their
thanks Odell* Jovial Jailer, who al-
wayajo.'4`0)at "his'boyi'-are not for.
rotte# nt the 'festive godson. -
THIS SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
Tommie, December 24th, 19*
13w Nfgnsl,-
(..wlerkh. Ontario.
Gentlemen. -May we congratulate
yes en your excellent Christ/visa ja-
'Se, From the front color page to
the butt page It M an Maue of which
yes may wee be wend.
With a vent' read wilds ter the new
year. we are.
Yaws very troty,
CHARLES RUSH LIMITED,
W. C. KJotYytnI,
E.
FOAL
R. F. J. R. FbRSTER, EYE, ELK.
Nosh:- THROAT.
Late Mouse Surgeon New York
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, •e
Mosel at Moorefield Eye Hospital
and Golden square Throat Hoeptts.
London, En$.
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53 Waterloo Street K-, Stratford.
Telepbone 2 7
Next visit Bedford Hotel, Godertch,
Wednesday. January 20, from 2.30 till
8 pm. only.
IZGAL
DUDLEY E. HOLMKS.
Barrister. Etc. •
Oe*'e--Coart Howe, GotierlcIL
Televione sa.
DOUGLAS R. NAIRN.
W Benlatrr and Solicitor
Once -Hampton Street. Goderle .
Telephone 512.
L'R . RNEST T M. LIRE,
' Harrtster and t.alcitor
Son Life Banding. Adeltlde and V.e-
torts Streets, Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 3x91.
DRUGUIEfi PRACTITIONER
C11llt(N'ILA('TOR AND Uitds.i .DNS
THERAPINT
(;oderlcb, Phone 341
Fqulppe'.F with electro -mage de
firths. Electronic electro• treatsheats
and chiropractic. tbr'ole, organic
mnd nervous diseases. Lady in at-
tendee's.. Omee hours 2 to :5 and 7
to 8 p.m, on Tuesday, Friday and Sat-
urday. aril on Wednesday 10 to I11
a.m. only, or cementation may be had
by appoint meat.
Monday and Thur+efay at MltrlsMi.
A..N. ATKINSON
Reeldenee and oAes--Corse e[
Smith street and Britannia road.
INSIiEA.NCE, LOANS. ETC.
KILLOV MUTUAL FIRE iN9f1R-
ANOE (X). -Farm and isolated
town property Insured.
(Akers -Alex. Irnadfo. t, President
ileaforth ; John dapYiepper. Vhe-Preasl-
dent, itrucefield ; M. A. Reid, Seen.
tary-Treasurer, Seeforth.
INreetore-Alex. Rroadfontr Sec -
forth; Jamey Sholdlre, Walton; Wm
Knox, Lon4e46oro; George Leonhardt,
Dublin; Jobe E. Pepper, Itnieeeeld ;
James Connolly, Ooter;ob : Thomas
Mnjlsn, Seaforth ; W. R- Are hlbald,
8saforth: Alex. Mcp)wlug, Blyth.
Agents -W. J. Yeo, R.R. 3. Clinton.
James Watt. Blyth; John F:. Pepper.
R.R. 1, Rrueedeld; R. F. VeKercher.
R.R. 1, Dublin: Chas- F. Hewitt, Kin-
cardine: R. G. Jarmath, H. It. 1, Born -
bol m.
Policy -holders ear mite all pay-
ments and get their ear' tar
at
the Royal Rank, Clinton. Calvin Cott's.
Grocery, -Megaton street. Goderlcb, or
J. H. Reid's AtMgyal ll ore, Bayfield.
fits-
tc-
1-1936 Templar* ' Coach.
1-1985 Dodge Sedan with Heater.
1-1934 Ford V 8 Deluxe Coach.
1-1933 Dodge Sedan, Hester, Defroster and Dual Horns.
1-1932 Plymouth Coach.
1-1932 Chevrolet Cough.
1-1929 Plymouth Sedan.
1-1926 Chevrolet Coach.
Aid, T1IE LATE MODEL ('ARS ARB IN FiR.ST-CLASS
- CONDITIV AND HAVE BEEN LOCALLY OWN
IN 0ODER1CH •
REG. McGEE
DODGE & DESOTO MIME AND SERVICE
PHONE 379
HAMILTON STREET
OODIZION
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