HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-01-16, Page 8411111111Vila4, Jau. Oar* 'largely atteuded upreviotte deucea
Assatilisai aad 1Lbtk aleorge Wityae 'Several noveltY daueee featUred the
Daum rotterned on 'Stiuday after a night. The balloou dauee was wou by
two wens' vissit with Woodetoek
binotane
We. Itusel3raduoek left tail SundaY
Mend *owe time with Mrs. Wei,
tadotter o eafortb.
ger& ;Edger Laweou, Mrs. V. Itass and
She. Wealey laratimielv atteutied
assoting. on Wedneeday o Hurou Preal.
ilevteriat iu (Mutant Presbyterlau
Miura.
An. octogenarian eta tbe village, 14
the 'yeoman of Aared'crtsquitic 'quietly
Cielieibrated eighty-aaeond birthday
on Wednesday.
The Women's. Inatitute will meet in
the Forester& "Hall, next Tuesclayi
January 2let, for their atontlilY meet- : ner, tbna ;aaking, up tile 1941 truatee,
int, Mrs. , John Cowan will glee ,tlie ,,,beard. ,
Opie.L_IiiitesSes, will I* Mra. Pia- Baptists LA.--"Tive. Baptist °' 'Ladies'
Mrai, 'M. Allea `'itania 511sa Atom :Aid:met Thursday afternoon in the
vergatsena ' ',church, With IS,Irs. C. A. 'Iloivaen pre -
The 1.1.Y.P.V. will bold, their monthly 'aiding. The devotional period was
meal* 'in th church 'hasentent on taken by Urs. James Itaithby aid Mrs.
.Sunday night at it.30. XirS. Earl ina'itu. John Rattlby frs. •Part'r-VeKnight
; by aad Sill will be In abarge, favorea with'. soio , and Mrs. 'Annie
'Miss, Beryl Wilson, brideleleat o. alper gave a New Year's mesaage,
the near futnre, was ',entertained at a aim Stanley Johuatee. and "Mrs. Earl
dinnet party at WOLIP:$000, Goderich, ItaltbbY sang a 'diet and a musieal
ou Tttesday evening, by a number ea number was given by Mra.
young ••‘ladieti, of the village. %las 'Nfr4 Jolar:MeKaigh.MC
t andsrs . How,
josePaine Weir Propeased the toast to
ttbeagueetaand-44-Iss-Wileonerespomiecla-
• The- guest of honor received ,many
lovely gifts. A
Ater the dinner the partY
at ended the 16611 theatre. a
tit Danee,-Another cloacae was
held in the 'Foresters' .Hall Friday
night in aid of the Rritish War Vic-
tims' und. 'The event waas not as:
Charlielteadle And Joan ailteldiard an
the prize for the elimination dauce
WS awarded to Rhea Shaw of Blyth
and Jack aaarnialt of Clinton, Tbe
lucky couple in the spot danee was Bob
Armstrong and alas. Wesley Bratinoek..
Arthur's oreheatra aupplied the music.
'Village Trustees.- second nomin-
talon aneetingawas held at the Library
Thursday night for the parpose- ef
nominating men for the oillee of village
trustee. Those nominated were Edgar
Lawson, James Methi, rarl RaithbYs
,James Roberton and Harry Wagner.
Thqu
ose Who alified for the office were
Mr. Lawson, Mr. %fetid, and Ur. Wag -
Dinner Sets
and help win, the war.
A new shipmentjust in
All open d*
o.
Smith's Art & Gift Store.
aon. Readings we , given, by. Mrs.
„Eranie-ltaitabgalfx.ae-BarlsnalthiaYaMr
R. 1, Phillips and Mrs. L. Irwin.
Work Appreciated. --Tile secretary ef
the Red Cross has received the, follow-
ing 'letter' from headquarters at Tor-
onto: On 'behalf of both 'Mrs': C, D.
Howe, chairman of the Ontario- WOrk
I'Manatee, and miser; may I express
our sincere thanks for the splendid co-
operation you have given to al/ the
requests which have been sent from
this .oflice. The ehee'rftil acceptance
and consideration shown by your
branch has certainly lightened our task
-a,nd we want you to know that we ap-
preciate this. Yours , faithfully, Mrs.
J . C. Fraseaa vice -chair, Woinen'i. War
Work Committee. ., '
Pesbyterian WJSLS -- The Preaby-
terian W.M.S. held taeir mouthaV meet-
ing on Thursday at the home of MU.
W. T. Robison, with, Seventeen present
Mra. John Houston was in the presi-
dent's .chair. Mrs. James., Woods led
sin prayer. It was decided that each
gmeraber should make two quilt blocks
for the mis.sionary quilt. • lir& Edgar
Lawaou gave a report en the PreebY''
terial meetinse held. irt alititon, 'Read.
bap were giseu by Mae 'George Daw,
ip414 aud Norma Paer, Uric Lawaou
gave the New Yeat'a topie. biro. Woo,
ley Bredueek rendered a aolo and Mu.
F. Rosa gave a readiug, The ateetiug
was elosed with prayer. laanels was
served by Mrs. Vawson, Mrs. Robison
and Mrs. Robert ,Seott,
1)UNGANNOZ4r
,...,_,_ a•-• r!' 'i..„-
DUNGAaaNON, Jan. 1. Mr. and
lkIriet3. ;:a.cirnedrrlY aAls. tJ7h1 ngHtklela 44. 0°' el3najd' airYislit;te,s4t
Little Itoss Andrew (SandY) is
vending, a few, days"with his grand-,
Mother, Mrs. W. R. Andrew, as he 'waits
for hi e 'shoulder to niend, which was
broken in a fall on the lee two weeks
, ,
,ago.
Mr. Raymond Brown is doing chores
for his 'brother-ia-lavv, Ma. Robt. 13ea.n,
'Carlow, who. is having an operation at
Goderich Iloapital thiatweek. ,
, Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald and
Miss, Winnifred .Swan, Ripley, 'visited
on, •Staiday. with 'Mr. anti Mrs., Harvey
Mole, • '' - ' .
Mr. Milford , Pentland on Tuesday
was taken to GoderichHoapital, suffer -
Ing flout; pneumonia. '
a Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webster and
family, of IGodeeich, visited a.t the
home of her mother, Mrs. C. C. Brown,
terateadaara-a--....---..--..--. aar-
Mr. Kitchener Finnigan left last Fri-
day to train for the required thirty
days .with the militia at Chathain.
Ma Harvey Mole doesn't see any
profit in the, chicken business these
days, having fallen a victim to the "flu"
and ehickenpoie combined. 1
t.c,,A.F. Chaplain. -Dungannon peo-
ple are interested in the announcement
that Rev. A. Gordon Rintouls ef Tor-
onto, has been appointed chaplain at
the planning -depot in that eity, with
the' yank of flight -lieutenant in the
R.CA..F. , Mr. Rantoul, a native of
Wingham,, some years -Ago had charge
of the Dunganuou-Presbyterian elmaeh
for a year. Por the past two Years
he has been minister of Wyghweed.
Presbyterian church, Toronto.
Former Minister Passes. -A news-.
_Paper despatch from Regina announces
the death of Rev. Daniel George -Cam-
eron, D.D., a, retired minister' of the
Presbyterian9hurch, at the age of
eirlay-feur yea. Dr. Cameron died
tt
in a Regina. hoa tal on January. 11th.
,..
He was the minister of the Dungannon.
,PorfaAlbert-Prestlyteriniaaellitralier
about thirty years ago and alloyedto
i'aia'aiaaaamilimasa;sueseemeameme
your personal* piroperty
insured. against Practically
all risks
POLICY
PREMIUM
Insurance and Real Estate
3 Itim-iiton:Se., . Tel. 268w
WANTED
Of a,pproximsAely 2500 sq..
feetfor retail grocery busi.'
nem:. Reply stsiting ske_anai
location to BOX , NO. 73,
Signal -Star; Goderich.
94WAR
SAVINGS STAMPS
wail THE SAVINGS YOU
•I
MAKE ON ASP'S LOW
EVERYDAY PRICES
TO ALL EX.:STUIANTS
OF GODERICH
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
The Trustee Boaid, of the
Goderich Collegiate Institute
invi,tes-all-Texstudents ,to at'
tend a meeting„in the.assem-
blyroom of the Collegiate on
the evening of Unitary 28th,
at „6 -o'clock, to consider
means of organization to
malt the 100th• anniversary
of the founding of their
alma mater...
. A. .pouiagruitsT, .
E.. Asolurrii, Committee
the Weot lu 19.18 litrio. Cameron pre-
. 41kakeaaed her husband only * tvew
month*, and 6urvivors inelude aSQUI
Cleorge L. Cameron, DA'a,
with the National Defeuee head-
quarters at Ottawan ,
Anothar lieleatene.-----vongiatuiatiOUS
to airs. Anuie Campbell, who, ou Sat-
urtlay, January llth, at the home et
her daughter, Mrs. ,Chas, Altun cel,
brated her eighty-third :birtialay. Just
another inilestene, as Mrs. Campbell Is
enloying perfect health, and is quite
alert for her favorite radio programs
and tile highlightof the day. She
attends church regularly except when
the -weather hinders, and then' she
knows where •nte turn tbe dial for a
ehurelt service. The anniversary day
was quietly spent and in the evening
her paator, Bev, 'W. Newraan, and MM.
Newman joined with the Alton family
for dinner, with the table eenteredowith
a nice .birtliday cake.' A coineidence.is
that.. Ma jos. Hackett, LueknoWt who
Is well known hex*, was born on the
same day eightyalaree years ago. '''ra
'both these highly respected persons we
say, 'Many hilPpar returns of the day."
, To ene who Is , far away --"many.
liapey, returns of athe day" (January
17) to Mrs.. B. J. Crawford, Victoria,
gist? ':::# 3 p.m. Mrs. J. .W. Smith will
The W.M.S. ,Knox Presbyterian
elatrelea-wiltameeta-Tuesday,,a.aanuar
giye,tareport of the Huron'Presbyterial
meeting held recently at Clinton. °
The i regular monthly meeting of the
Arthur Oireleaof 'Knox ehurch win be
held on Monday eveeleg, January.,20th.
Preceding the raeetingathere be a
pot -luck supper at 630. All members
are requested to be present.
The annual fee supper of the evening
auxiliary of North street 'United church
will be held on Tuesday, January 21st,
at 0.80 p.m., in the ehureh. The an-
nual 'report will be given and ihe,new
officers installed, New raeinbers
be welom.ed. TENDERS WANTED
Professor R. J. 'McCracken, M.A., maNDERs.
B.D., Member of the theological faculty
of McMaster 'University, 'Hamilton,
will be the pedal speaker 'at' the
Baptist church next Sunday morning.
Sale or wool dreeeee. Regular 498,
for
$200 at Goderielt Dollar Wore.
January Sale.'
Keep rebruarY 140I for the Arthur
Oirtfie 1St Valentine tea. Particulars
later.
Au invitation is: extended to all
graduate nurses to, ataendathe lectures
on air raid emergencies and first aid
to be given in the lecture room of
Alexandra Hospital beginning January
24th at 8 p.m.
Kaox Muni' Ladiea' Aid meeting,
Friday, January 31s1. Important bust
-
nese under discussion.
TheWomen's Institute will hold a,
bridge and 000 on Tlaursilay, 'January
23, in the Oddtelloaest aadattiaaidn
25 cents. A special invitation 1* ex-
tended to all Omen and others of both
airports. Proceeds for Britialt war
Remember the'lted Cross danee unaer
the auspices of tile C.Y.O., in Masonic
Gaelerich, Monday, January 20tla
Admission, 50c each.' 3at
The W.C.T.-U, will meet, at 'Mria S.
Greenslade's, 60 Brock street, on Tues.
day, January. 21st, at ,3'paniat
At Kingabridge 41411 'each Monday
evening, Roy MeKenzie and his orch-
estra. Dancing from 10'p.m. to 2"rtan.
elanission..25eaeaelk.
Campbell's Stomach and -Liver Pills.
3tf
Tires and Batteries on time as low
as 55c a 'week, no red taPe at Baxter's
Linfield's Shell ,aService Station,
Phone 565. -3
a Members' of Maple Leaf Ohaltter„
are .reqrested to meet at
MacKay Hall. on Sunday, January 19th,
at 10.45 a.m., to march in a body with
the. Girl Guides and Cobs.. to St.
George's chureh for the service in mem-
»erg a the late Lord Baden-Powell.
BORN'
VOLTIAND.-aAt Aleaandra a Hospital,
Godericli, oil December '28th, to Mr:
and afrs, Bruce V011ancl, a daughter,
a, (Merlyn Jean. •
-YOUNG:- "Almtandtasastioapital;
Goderich, on January lltb, to Mt
and Mrs. Meredith- Young, R.R. 3,
Auburn, a aon.
. DIED
NNINTSS.-e-In 'Colborne Tel-ynshiP,
Tlitirsday, January 9ths 1941, John
W. Munnings, in his 65tb year.
IN, MEMORIAM.
lovting memory of our dear
- father, It H. Mega Who died January
18th, 1940. •
toying and kind in all hiS witya,
Upriglataind just to the end_of_his_days,
Sincere and kind in heart and mind
What aabeatitiful mepiory, he. left be-
hind.
-Lovingly remembered by Fanny,
Williani and Wellington. 3x
MEW.-4.In loving memory of • my
Beloved 'husband, R. 11. (Harry)
Mew, who paaled away one year ago
January 16. •
Oh, how oft Yea come before me,
Your dear facease -kind and °true,
Resting now in,Peate with Jesus,
My breaking.b,eart Still longs for You.
remembered by lonely
wife, . 3x
Pork Beans AYInlea
Tin 8c
SHORTE11111Grat 2 Ib 23c
Peanut Butter 1= 1;7' 21c
the low ash
red Marked hard coal
kneed or finsliced '
' Ann Pate White
whole Wheat
Craels,stt Wheat
1
''
11 -ox '
Wray*. 4.
Loaves vi
orioN
OF HOUSE .liuRNISHINGS AND
OTHER cg:TATTimis ,
We are instricted, by MRS. TitgatAs
JiceNsritow to sell by public airction
at her home, iGl'abens street, Goderieh,
on
SATURDAY, JANTJA1RY18th,,,
at 1.30 p.m., , •
all the eontentseot the house. Living
room, dining room, bed ream . and
kitchen turniabinga, sewing *machine,
ew-HappyaTitoughtarangerne
heater andpipes, carpets, . curtains,
.parlor organ and stool in splendid Pape,
victrola and records, several handsome
hand-maile silk and wool' mats, good
glass eupboard, 4 burner oil stove,
linoleutas, . dishes, a glassware, garden
tools ; also 1 •usefill work learse, 1 heavy
team wagon, 1 °set of disc ha.rreavs,
et of, team ',harness, Corks, shovels,
chains, aria numerous other articles.
Dverything wili be dialysed of
Terms -Cash. '
T. GUNDRY &SON,
Alactioneerk
JOHN jEldoZalt
Warren St, Phone 577W
GENERAL CONTRACTOR :A1\11)
ral1rit)4R '
Every Branch of Carpentea Work.
_Leading A.Ircraft$Man Leslie R.
Naftali 13,,0.A.v.,10rumlin airport, Was
a weekend vialtor with has parents;
Mr. and Mrs K. Naftel, Wellesley
street,
In this -world it Is not what we take
atie but what we give up, that makes
us r1ch.-13eecher. a •
The larger. the income, the harder it
is to live within it.--aWha.telY.
,
Marked sealed tenders win be re-
ceived up to January. 201h for 12 cords
of hardwood, half 'maple and beech,
20"; long.. Wood to be delivered to
S.S. No. 3, Colborne, by April lit. Any
tender not necessarily accepted.
H. 13. GR0G,
' See-Treas.'
Cioderichall.R. No. 5. * a. 4 -
The Royal 'Canadian Navy is reernit-
ing the following classes of applicants
for immediate entryon Active Service:
Steam and, Diesel Marine'.Engineers
Marine 'Oilers and Wipers.
Marine arsiagnien. and Trimmers..
MarineaSeamen and 'DeckliandS,
Men who have, served three years' ap-,
'prenticeship or its equivalent as
0 Machinist or Titter:
Men • with Stationery Engineer's Cer-
tificates. -•
Men with. at least two years' experienee
• as 'Gooks' or Stewards.
Journeymen Electriciaps, or Electric-
ian's helpers. ,•
.(Aa few -Vacaneies also exist 4 -tor
langinesiniths, Boiler -makers, 'Copper-
smiths, Patternmakers and Moulders
who have served their apprenticeship
or its equivalent.) .
A,pplicantsamust be between the ages
of 20. and 45.
' All Certificates, Discharges, Refer:
-mos.-must-be producectto..substantiate
experience claimed.
• Applicants in the above classes
should apply to the Recruiting Officer
between_ 2.p.m., January 20, and 3 pan.,
January 21, 1941, at Bedford Hotel,
,Goderich, Ont
Acting Deputy Minister
Naval Service.
LEMON JUICE RECIPE
PAW QUICKLY
Id yon suffer from rheumatic, arth-
ritic-, or neuritic pain try this . simple,
inexpensive home recipe.. Get a pack-
age of Thi -ex .Prescription from yout
druggist. Mit it with a quart of Water,
-add the juice of, 4 lemons. It's easy
and pleasant,'
You need only 2 tablespoonfulla two
times a day.. Often within 4a hours -
sometimes, overnight --splendid results
are olataitted. It the pains are not
qu1ckl3arelleyed and if you.do not feel
better, Ru -ex Prescription will eoat you
nothing to try. Your Money refunded'
If it does not Ru -ex 'Pre-
°„acription Is for sale and recoraniended
by •-
, A. CAMPBELL
and oth,er leading drUggists.
FOUND.P--- A OF MONEY.
Owner may 'have same by Proving
Property and paying for this ad. For
luformation call ISIONAVSTAlt, OF -
WOE. 4
RENT. --2 IOU 3 FURNISUED
rooms in, a comfortable' home; het
water furnace, all modern convenienees,
ISIGN.AL-STAR, phew) 71. -3
rro UWPOZ HOUSE Ora
apartment, with bat -water furnace;
wired for eleetrie range; partly furnw
islaed; posseitsien Fel:wintry lota Phone
931 ell or write att. ROST. ReyDGES)
It.R, No. 1,.00clerich, atf
. _
MONT.-0100K HOUSE ON
Elgin Ave. P,art or whole of house,
partly furaished it desired. Will be
vaeated FebruarY lat. Apply at
100 tELGIIN A:VE, 3-5
TO IRENT.-TWO LAiR.OW FURN-
reams` for iigtt housekeep-
ing; also rooms and boardit•retluired.
g, malareeparss, Keays street
ANTED•
TO RENT.
have full equipment " WM. TABIB,
11 It 0, Go:ler/eh, or plione 205 Oarlow
• . 8X
YOUNG FOX-frislitlaHail
PIP; white ; tan Atoka on ears and
left eye; tail docked; reward. adIS,8
DOWKE4t, plume 219. '
Lon. - per ArMest GODERIOli
- and Port Albert; a iltib-cap for It
1939 iStudebaker. Fielder pleaea pilot*
494, 4x
T,OST: -a ONE LAM'S OHEITINA
wrist-watchs iStiuday morning, be-
tween Nelson. Street and Victoria street
Church. Reward. Finder please leave
at MIIGNALISTAdt 0001010 or notify'
M1b3 KEN IRDID, 58 .Nelaon street,
3,14
WANTED
°
AVANI.IED. FURIVIISTIED,
" '11011S0 or cottage, for eccupation
commencing May or June. Apply to
1SQU4DROIN ILIOADER °1OY.0.10,
Box 100,,,Gocleriali.8 5r
WAisITED.-TO BUY Oa HORSES, .
and dead eattiea. Must laa suitable
for mink feed; removed promptly,
-.FRED It 2,
Phone 908 r 22, CliatenesaCalls
ANTIED.-MAN WITH OAR rga
. profitable Rawleigh Route' Mist
be satisfied with good living att start.
Write RAWLEIGIIPS, Dept. Key No.
ML -210-101-A., Montreal; Canada; 4
Foal: ROBBOR, GOODS,
ISundries' etc., mailed postpaidain
plain, sealedwrapper a 80% less tliau
retail. " Write for mail -loader catalogtte.
NOV-RUBBER, CO., Dept. K-8, box at,
Hamilton, ant - 340
FOR- !StAIDE.-kFARati; CONSaSTING
-of 220 aeres, good house and barn,
sprba.g water. Olose .to mill, school and
'ahurch. APPlY tei.uni$, GRACE: LONG,
R.R. 3,arsucknow. 18-4
FOR, SALI/i OR.RENT.-a'REMETTE"
Portable typewriter,; standard key-
board; with all latest a imProvements.
WzU. sell on easy terms or rent as
desired. Typewriter ribbons for regu-
lar size Or portable machines, also„rolls
for . adding anadicines • 'Call .1SaaaNAL.
STAR OFFICE, ph 0 71.. a° I. 4
FOR SALM -- 10 , .ACREiS LAND
With brick house, trameisarnattnd
garage, •eqt‘ipped with hydro; within
town limits. Phone 802J.' . 8-4x
FOR: SALE sa-.MAN'S COONSKIN
fur eat, wilt sell for a .reasonable
price. Phone 740 ° .3
R. AND MRS, HURON Tall'FFORD,
• wish to thank their many friends
and relatives for the '0xpress1ons nt
good wig:Ws and felicitations in Maar
•of their, golden avedding anniversary.
3x
AND MlRS 1 TAL DrEAN AND
Ray Dean Wish • to express tilde
sincere gratitude for the ..many kind-
nesse„s extended to them in the reeent
loss of their dear son and brothel',
;Edwin Thomas Dem 4
Tug FAMaLY OF ME. LATE JOHN
W. •*unnings Wish to thank the
neighbors and 'friends for their kind-
ness in their -recent bereavement. TheY
•alset. avisliTo eXtenalAhanks tor the AtS4
of the cars and for the floral tributea
3x
ANNOVNOIOMENTa
Mr, Alfred Bloomfield wishes to an
-
ammo that he haa taken over the
management of, the lied Star Gas Ser-
vice Station, Huron. road.. • 3-5x •
,,as•
asa
Thea atext meeting of thn
e 'uron* "
oonot-T council- will be held la tbe . •
Council Chambers, Court BOJO, Gode-
rich, genneencleg Tuesday, January
21St,,, at 2 ,p,m.
All -attanints, notices Of deputations
and other. 'business • requiring the, ;
' Notion of Sceuecila aheuldahaalmaaheS
latatalratif'tlice'iColainTY1Oleric 4 -not later
then Satartlay, January 18th.
. •
• N. W. ,MLITIDER,
: County Clerk,-
Goderich,
N
Notio is hereby given that Dr: H. R.
Ball, Dentist; Goderich, Will on or
about the seventb day . of February,
104Cl, discontinue Xs dental praet!ee in
Goderielr tor the duration of 'the War,
due to the faet that be has- enlisted
with His 'Majesty's Canadian _Attire
Service Fotees. All accounts due to
the said Dr. R. Vaal' are requested to
be pala on or before the above-men-
tioned date or -satisfactory arrange:
ments made with hiin as to their pay
-
meat., a • - -• '
' DATED itt Godericat thia tenth day of
January, A.D. 1941. 3-4-5
VTILLIAMS & SON GRANITE
•
• WORKS 0
1457 St Patlick St Phone 1955
STRAtPORD, ONT.*
Largest Stock In Western Ontario To
:Choose nvni
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
Rackrite for the kidneys. Camp-
bell's. - 3tf Have you renewed youi subscription?
Unless unavoidably detained,. the Mayor will.be at the
' Town Hall daily at 1200.noon.. , •
.•
if necessary, appointments for other times can be made.
' Citizens are requested to refrain from oaThng on the
Mayor either in person or by telephone at the Mill during
,
business hours,
E. DOUGLAS BROWN,
-3- * Mayor,
-.Town of Goderich 1941 Taxos
TAXiAYERS MAY PURCHASE TAX PRBP4Y1VIENT. RECEIPTS
" FOR, 1941 TAXES AT FAVORABLE DXSCOUNTS
ANN it,Adt
DOUGHNUTS Doz, 12c
AN VAGEe-PaIN
ANGEL CAKE igit 29c
APPLES ilOggirPGirIPISOV
.0zugloarg ONTARIO GROWN
CELERY =NITS spAhemistt
asuutriworit Toile
Ntarshteedlets
RIthFlavOured
"King of Sweet rot/dote
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nTsusmnsi*mr/lb
Deputations desiring to wait on the Tam Council Must
state theirintention 'in writing to the Town Clerk not later
than noon on the da,y Council me4s. '
Peptitations will be heard on Council nights only.
COST ,
AMOUNT Anytime in Jan.
$ 10.00. ....... $ 036
50.00 ....... 48.80
10000 97.607
500.0 488.00
1000.00 976.00
CO'ST
11;d). 1 to Feb. I
49.00
98.00
490.00
' 980.00
COST
M. 1 to Mar.
$ 9.84
49.20
98.40
492.00
984.00
COST
15, Apr. 1 to'Apr. 15
49.45 r,
98.90
404.50
989.00
, COST
May 1 to 15 *
$ 9',93`
49.65
1)9.30
496.50
993,00
Prepayment Receipts mot be ,endorsed and presented along with 49.41 Tax BilS during
the first' installment period.
Purchase your, Prepayment Receipts early and have your money earning 5% intereSt.
If you, cannot buy all now, budget your Taxes' this year by purellasing a receipt:each,
mofith.
June Discountr will be allowed hi addition.
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Make Cheques payable to
N. R. MacKay TCofljot