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• ,,.00141e of ,Anbur14,charged wlth
keepingna common gaminghouBe wa
1004 guilt* by Magistra
TbUntlaI tiftert450,11,4014'W$.$fined $25
and, lus.eo
-4:14$1 suo04, odd he 1iaI
Vhielt Beadle- rune
bad fOUntra, e10t400414n0in Whicli
• were n mintsIre 41444.440 „the
lite wasin plain Alight in a puhllo,
Itiovisid0„"Cons,
oy corrboratedIils evidenee,„,
,gunSellOithe4,4felle0 $flid 04410
Aeit deny thi -evhieh'pa, of ,tho /COU••
stables but lie argued that theta was
no 'biticle#00,f‘0,ibeW; that the ma. ohirio
had been' played, The,Ciewn Vointe
.00 tifiWever,Viat tbis'***,A0i't heee4',
TY, 1. All that had to be'slieWn WAS
• at the nmehine was Oen to, thepubu,
c.. :.Detenee counsel, asked that the
• Magistrate be Readle,
bacritattthe machine OnlY,a Obert 6'44
4 had'rlat it htitt.goOd A40, '0*
e*ItaAcihig,:that if teWas arrested"
V.Pe*.onld be -paid for bini. Robet,r
eelr Of. fterisallsettled out of court
on A. similar charge. , •
E. 3. Hollinger, Osriett vatb, unlaw,
• the )3edflod. *Oa 'without PaYinalqr:
,the same, wasgvenruntil,AprIl 1s1 to,
make good the payments.
.NYbo was'*oriti4g, 04 4 printing jels in
Goderiel.i, said that, he had'. intended.
Ming .for hI f404. and, lodging, 'and'
• that he,had,notlef..0 the"hold with the
....ntention..oL.atadng 0.,
'aid. Ws. Ljtt, tlte'Vern ant,
, since reeSivinr his` surd* ..ons to appear
in court: 110.1vos; able to pay her
court. Tho
: bill athounted to $5.4i40;
IMiring 193A 1,416.
Scouts Tiitseee the exacting s.
tests required as qualification for the
tbe
Ainbniance litaws,..proriplonoy' Badge,
Iu the six' years since 1930,, 1006
•Se�uts ,quope4 for, tlielNidge. 1-11
additionthousands pasta -the
first aid tests`, ,required of°Seebnd
Star 3160 Cubs and cond and pte
ra
Scouts.
Many people never' Amens to get a good,
, night's rest. They toe and tosa.,--lie awake
and count sheep. Often they, Mame it on
• "nerves." ulna it may ,be their itilleys..
Healthy kidneys 61te,r pelsolis Irons the
• blood. If they,are faulty and fail, poisons
stay)n the system and sleqpitssees#f heed -
ache, bockoche often foilow.. If you don't
sleep* well, try Dog* Kidney Pills—for
half ,ft century the farorito remedy', 103
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1)odcfsKi he Piiis
ou-„
WO* 'Spent the
h his son, Mr. 'Glenn MQiU,
t on Wednesday
-,Plest#04.;1*.
charge of the ',Ohrlattla0 1%114040,1r,
GrOuP' and'Ntrae, 'lett °by MIs Madeline
'11V44exl;', 'The'iocri*Ore, lesson vas' read
Oriteger,McD�we�l. from St.
or r. The topic 'was gtven
Pet4g144i
'Oondle'
VoY4 iral4fin 444 _Batve7
gave :4 v1eh4duet. Jeax
ell aeconoanietj, at the pLal:lo
1041 •?,vrAzp413, berild,itral?
. . ,
KsitehisOn•
• Word baa recentl 4*-eIt Teeelve4 tfiom
Angeles;
death..Yfrs;..lenrletta",'*. ".101#*bat
.00thyear,' vridavte;
,tlSect,,,I4','Pref*On`In t1ie.'4etus*•
' .1441h 4,44 ,..',6#1,0,10;
Cenrity;t4Hur�n, and aft,erwards In the
CIty of St. . ..q1#6:k
• Urs. 144 the daughter Not the
Ate, 19#1. *44.-± Ott'41111; vArai
Yer4 In V*•,7011(11,0410,, of • Vaal*, 'n14,01i41-y
of Ohtatip,,,' the year 44341,.. And as
slurried to pr.. 71.W.tioh "Iti. 1864. Thla
sons,-,in4-41hree-?tia,t010-
predeceased their moher,' as a
)fltOi hokl, its atinual moung,'otr the alth c
•, ano*VA'The eo*P41134 Vilifeh *I', 05-.
0 ousevillero bad, a sattaf*Oritt, Pam
• , ht:vieonrorn:::hattintlaahio:11:::oel!4tioltiPt:utdriissoltehi:
rnvIoxs, sou wore, to-ilooted a
yws041, 'orators. , „, hie,
re-
tarr:trekattuir;a4nidraelkvilto, , ;arlratl.Or., a
,• ,
•
ide John' Destosr, Wm.°Mate
. . .
,
One of T.00 fitsjdo key into
Lhe baseof a pole t� turn on one of the city's down(owr
•ights. At RIOHT is a cluster Of five 100-wstit lamps
is liBtAtiOlinittattiitrfl T01:19.0,9,. but gradually
•
MSS Lenore',Stothers' has joined
the tralning staff' 'Of the Ooderlch
Hospital..” ,
Viemerea Institute,
Mrs. Chas. Elliott offered her home
for the January meeting of the W. 1.
1$11•17h*SdaY,, The Oresklevit.,
Wilbur: )3134u, presided,. ,
..A4 letter trOnt•Mrs. Clias, Congini
wasro;ceivedi thankinethe *embers
fpr th1r gifts to herduring,' her 111,,
nese. Letters of" gratitude IMO IMO
.fanaffies to whom • 2),44, been' $004
blankets', clothing: ixtcl *040) were
also read, , jtheludhfiv an acknowledge -
Ment. of 4' grant ftera ttnadlan
Inatittite4ort-the-Blind.
3, D. Richardson deraen5trat44
'gandYinainfrand Mrs. Uhrten, Roach-
• 'reviewed current events. Mrs': 0,Wo,
Alton 044 * paper prepared by Zirre‘
R. Davidsoni on the subject of %Ole
CeartesieS of Everyday Life." •
°NM U. A. McKenzie, 1‘.1rtt.
iton.and4traf-lt.-‘1)a-vidsort were-
ti$4,
Uar,Iater and Selielter,
l.de' And 171
• TelePhOnet In 4$0,1
41. 2.
UN, St** and General Auetisiaatn.
Elgin Ave., ***lab,
Sales made evert/Where and all efforts '
triads to 1,4't' You eatiSfaetion. •
Varmsrs' •Sale Xoteet (Mounted.
phone 119. "
VETXRE4114 LstmOlictit
; ortultiste of the 'IlniversitY t %wants/ -
and graduate of Ve Ontario terleame
46:44M* jeie'brotlra, Y • •
1r4:00inibell; aWeh7.*. Central rresB'cOillianSta.tr.-W:Ott
h Campbell, ofr`westifeld, OnL l'110040,, mep,ula-
•
,also three .,sitterS, lAra, yr. Rogerson,. tionet'oVer 800,000 persons, this city,
of
of - Jamestown; .#1;',"lvtra_ second largest in '.0ts'
Part An.•••• .employi tour . lamplighters, .*seesliett
40es; caUt*rnlat 046-0Yrather'J. ls,Wton, relics Of ancienttintes, it Was reveal
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00,2000.1: andone • 'sister', Xr,4..John ed by` E. N. Ashworth, generaf-raanst-
Ailes,- haArIng, passed ort some years
' ' '
*SHP]) .ELD, Feb. Anna May
h-f-anct MIs Betty Bissett are in
Toronto., ••
Mrs. -fRobert 'Hibliens is visitMg in
,Toronto and Green:bank• .
Mrs,: )(Sabena, Ross
There .parzed- e.Way ftGodr1eiti11105-
0%61, on January 28t1i, .7.saheila We -
'Kay, -wido* of the 4tC1 Wilhlaxn ROM, III
'her 80th year.' 'The..futieral er‘tice was
held at theborne of her brether, Mr.
.John -Maeltayr on Saturday; and was
conducted by Rev. ZOIM
Interment as made In xintag ceme-
tery. Ourviving are two .s1,5ter,s azd
two brothers, Mra. '''Itteher, Gode-
„rich, and” MM. MeGregor, of Duluth,'
Dincart Of-Goderieh, and ,,Toking of 'Hirt-
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The
Present
Stock Last;
conce
ALLW1111,
Aylmer' jumbo
••PE•AS
No. Titit 2 Tins 20416
Ikani ChoiceQuaty
CORN X.O. 2 Tall Tind•
ClaSsit
CIXAt.151lt Tin.
Helmet Corn a
BEEP 3 IZ ot Tins
EffioOrated •
APRICOTS
Shirriirsr MLre&4„
JELLY POWDR5 3Pkgs. 24
iLoluitya Ctystti:
VitUITS „
Gatrigast
nnd Lombard
PLUMS.-.-
OXIO
CUBES' 4's ltrs
Anstrullan Seed
RAISINS;
ger of the Toronto Hydro EIectric
. System. ' • Th• is statement statement followed closelY.
upon-tha ,t1saf
torial director oPtElectrival News ana
t.tfiineering, :who Stttted Toronto's
street lighting system was 20' years
out of Atte.
Mr. Ashworth, however, pointed out
that lamplighters were net employed
because of at antiquated illumination
system. "These men," he said! "tarn
on each, of the.strect lights in the
downtown area by hand, beanie the
cost of installing an _underground
able, so that all lights may be turned
on at once by one switch, is 'too ex-
orbitant, Many years ago the lighting
was studied eare,fully and it was
found the cost of installation, in-
terested on .capital and depredation
would, annually amount to more than
the total -lent -1'y salaries of the men.
It is for that reason we still continue
to use lamplighters." •
• ?rum on 600' Lamps
-,The4oWiitowrt -area lighted By -the,
lamps which are, turned on by hand,
is approximately, a square mile in
area and voltam ',between five* and
six -hundred likhts. The vity allows
thelamplighters three hours ea& day.
• OMee in Mr. T. T. Murphy ,s;
ton St. Coderielt. Telephone:. Day 303s,
night 249.
Clinton '111.10 Geit"Winter'i Supply
.,;(4cluor for Own Use--
Magillbeate Doubtful
Murdoch IVICLeod, 36,- of. Clinton,
was ,sentenced to jail for two Months
and his house was declared a public
place, when he VMS convicted by Magi-
strate -1V1akins, on a charge of keep-
ing liquor for sale, when he appeared
in Magistrate's Court on Thursday
afternoon. PircLeodi-wholad-anneared-
the pieviouS week eict had had his
ease adjourned, .Was faced with two
charges, the other of having liquor in
a place other than his private resi-0
deitee. The second charge was ad-
journed sine die, following his being
found guilty 'on the keeping for sale
count,
Constable John* Ferguson, giving
evidence, said he had made a search of
McLeod's home on December 28th,
under A search warrant for intoxico-
-ing liquor, lielound three full vases
of 'beer, one *Mei thl..bidrin 'a bed-
rooirt', andthe other two in a store -
loom. Another case had been opened
and one quartlremoved. On the flocr
were four empty pint bottles. The
search was Made ebout 6 o'clock at
night. • A _purchase slip produced in
in which tb turn the lamps on. - The court showed that McLeod had pur-
remainder of their time is spent on ;chased four cartons of quarts and a'
cleaning lamp globes and in reporting" carton of pints on that day. Tho eon -
repairs, - stable testified that he had. searched
"There is One advantage in having McLeod's home before. The accused
lamplighters," said Mr. Ashworth, is a married man 'with three children,
"and this id in having the lights in- he said, :He told the court that he dtd
Bisected every evening. Other parts of not. think 1114.44ed had had any been -
the city, including the reeidential patipti for the past two months.' He
tricts, are Inspected by patrols .every did Work on the public. highwsty
ilur-
'thfrd, evening; This, of course, is not Ing last summer, however.. 'Constable\
sufficient for the crowded downtown Ferguson said that he saw McLeod's '
area and were it not for the lamp-
lighters a special patrol wouldhave
to cheek the business section. light."
Claim,Streetit Dark
Recently many objettionshave been
Made concerning the lighting on city
streets.. Early . last month the eity ...officer. said, Re staled that McLod
The following , minutes 'or the West
Wiwanosh' Counoil. bead on, January
"Xelvlo. Otumnings. „Oro.. ,town$1111)-
farmer, artfre n 4011r t at 32.25 ort
llth, 'were 'received on Tuesday of this PriclaY Morning; to appear' before judge
Nveelt by The Star from, itfr, Durnin T. M. Cos-tello to make aPplieation for
Phillip.s, the township clerk: relief under the Mortgagor's and Vitr-
Aliother. nieetnig will be held. next 'chat asioeraste-,1Alocetk. ..tone it)e.ltroVreioaloanimpear. eodt
.Tuesday,. '
The first meeting e; the West 'Wawa, a mortgage on his farm, Setting out.
osh-ToWnship_was helCon_aboiLe date, from his farm *xtear Atwood, he walked,
•Reeve StewArt and -COurk,illorg -tAftcht. seven miles to ivionkton and there urged
son, Gammie, Smyth and Webster, were Rev. James Gale to teiephosse to Code -
present and subscribed 104.the necessary rich" and to tell the court officials Uit
declarations of office. The following he (Cummings) Was ari 41i5 way., The
are the officials for 1937; clergyman obliged b telephoning tor.
Asse:s.sor, Ross Murray; clerk, D. Phil.--hlm and footing the 'nine
Ups; eolleater, c. Alton; treasurer, w. ciurunings got rides „, on Xis 454mile
A..13.0101_a0itors, Thos. Taylor' and W. journey in oil trucks; wagons, eta., And
t MI1e .ehoo1 attendance ofiker„ D. meanwhile the court -officials, itleluding
13, Murray: board of health,. Dr. 9ToOs 44dge Costello, two lawyers, the mort-
and DB&arrayanitary ir.speotorsgagee and the ourt reporter, waited
J. Leddy and Thos. Salkeld; solicitor, patiently (?) . Whert he arrived, tired
. . ; F •, c
rocniounhisty
Johnson, R. King, J. tournin (eon. 6). *red'
hike along lohneg e the a 141
0. Hays; tenceviewers; W. A. 'Drier, tat7edq, hs oerrecnisf
W. Arthstrong, P. Watson, G. A. Greer; that because of the dangers of driving.
pounakeepers, A. Wown, R. Taylor, ca, there • were not lnany motorists out that
Rekl, W. Nicholson, J. Walsh, J. Kina- day and he, had been 'forced to walk a
Mn; M1d. Humphrey, W. A. Miller, D, considerable distance. '
Alton; +stock valuator, Grant, A., 'Counsel for the unfortunate traveller
Anderson, J. Sproul and U. Thompson; stated that Cummings had paid. over
On -Motion of councillors Gainnte and $4,000 in interest since. 1006when a
Aitchison the -road supirititetidept was $2600 mortg'age was placed on his
authorized to advertise for tenders for house. Tile principle and $500, arrears
the operation or "the munMpalitrs- In -interest are still owir.gi. said- the
crushing plant. The clerk . was in- lawyer. He asked for a six IDOrithS'
strileted to notify those Interested in time extension and His Honor reserVed
the Smyth drain that asseSsnients must his decision. He had granted Ctun-
• !rings. an extension. on a pre:lous Qom -
be paid by livtarch at, .1937.
• DrittN711 PHILLIPS, clerk. atom
'Cummings set out for home the way
he had come.
BODY OF SOLDIER
liquor permit on the day of the search
and he had found two bottled of liquor' 27th, at which he -presided, and the
in the ear in the garage adjoining the soldiers organized a :search of the
house. 4A couple more bottles were whole .distriet, -without result,
found in the toilet, there Were no On Friday, Jas. Virarlick of From -
'empty tartans about the house, tho lick went to investigate It stoppage in
the intake pipe of the water syeteri,
and found the body lammed into the
pipe. Identification was rriade by
means of letters in the p6ekets, a ring
and other articles.
Dr, L. R. Aiken, Courtright Oszn-
ner, decided an inqiiest was unriece
sarv. Rooney joined the 18th Batts.
:lion on its'formation, and won a coin-
iiiissi6it for Wow in the. field, -He-
wes a ran Prealdent of the Liberal.
ponserfative Association of Sarnia.
He is survived by his widow and.
sen, Kenneth.
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LEGISLATURE ADJOURNED
The Ontario Legislature adjourned
on Friday evenirig„ until February 16.
property' deArtortenr was ordered, to
• oialee-ft*:t6thplete s'arre$i of street'
lighting after an, aldermen claimed
bread And' milk salesmen were /being
held 'up at ,pistol point "Simply he.
cause the streets Are Sti dirk." The
day following this ordered irrystig4-
1tkirtz*,,eotoner!i4utt freed *MOtOrist
of blanie n goinectb.r With the &Mth.
of two women Otte's{ by the Motorist's
automobile because of Poo; visibility
at that point„..'„ithe ;jury retommend-
ed 4 check of itinies'„where`the two
W01110,..ritet their deaths,'4
While expert opinion havindieated
that . Toronto's present System of
Street lighting is out of date, the city
is not contemplating Any changes 14
the exiat,ing faeilities, 410otditig to
Mayor Robbins, •
"We sivndsl, of ieurse, like' to see'
hetter,Iiglting If we the Money,*
hi librship said.. "Rut. we haven't
aid oite't afford any, eluinge now.
We've' get to very tiepitimiettl.at
this time.° • '
The lamps in the downtown area
are knee* As chiter lights, there he -
fit# Ionise 'of 1.004/Mt power on
each pole. These are gradually being
replaced With poles Of one lamp Of
SOO-waft power,:which are considered,
?more efficient, lio•Orever,the, new
• poles are only being erected When one
of theolder type is damaged or
knocked down, lo nototlitcl
"When Torot6's street lighting'
system Was installed over.25 years _
tigo tfoy wonted more Iigbt than bags of potatoes on ttont last yeal.
would be trotted by tone light"' 30,id'' Sit of these he sold last ,Month at Si
Mitchell: ',The' big lamp* had itst dollar each. His grocery bill* are ell
been .deicloped the* ami so they usa paid no, hefteld othe court. ExpIaIning
tine -et lights., rive 130 -watt lamps, *by he had bought** nuith 'liquor on
it might be pointed out are not .1fieeember 28th, he:said that he
*Akita es one 504-wattlemp." gait to leave his car in during tho
Whether TorPtitO will Oiehthiny had weather and A* he 144 got Ii#14
hazige to a tuft* 1110116th system of supply of hoot in for the winter. Ito
street lighting whith will not swore that acre had 'Wert 'Atiather
• tate the employing of lamplighters,. *sea beer under the bediiihieb 00,*6
Ichp*it, At atitrate the cite*. table Ferguson had misted In Ile
flnanees will hale' to he Inc" able «o 1-te *elated that the tone -table
bear the'expense. homi only fe4t
, minutes atterhet,, McLeod, had got
beck fro* Stretford;
The 'Crown attorney -showed fhe
ot that ittUoirt livhtg tkpetite
counting thi cost of cfothi*;Wier
04*thisio4 uu Potitit
DR. GEORGE A. McQUIBBAN
former • DIED SUDDENLY
overseas officer, whose mysterions
Dr. George A. Meguibban, member
disappearance 'November 28th last
was solved by` discovery of his' WY' In f th Ontario Legislature for Wel-
° e North,died i T onto early
lingtonn or , ,
tmhieretst6Glote sitairvntirLat Froorefield, six
on Saturday morning,. The former
a • meet- 'Liberal leader in the „Ontario Reuse
He disappeared following
ing of the 18th Association November was taken suddenly ill after sittinT in
the Legislature last Thursday. - He
• was in his 61st year.
• A bachelor, Dr. MeQuibban was
first elected to the Ontario legielature
•in196 and was re-eletted in 1929 and
1934.
had explained that he had just got
home .front. Stratford and the that,
*AS why he had not taken the Muer,
in from his car. • The defendant had
:also told the constable that he had
•, made $250 on the roadwork. Mr. Fer-
guson declared that there could not
possibly, ha3re been another case:IA.04e.
• house.
C,onstable,,,Siong of Clinton agreed.
With the statement of Copstable 'Fer-
guson and said that he was with the
• County offfeer when the Search was.
made. He said he had .known McLeod
for about 16 years and knew of no
Work" that he had done in .the past few -
months.
Mayor Roltnes of Clinton testifi
that he had known McLeod for 15 Or
20 years, and that the oteousad was
doing nothing Until he had got Seine
of the Clinton men %want on kr0-
"Andel Highway No. 4, and on the
Blue Water Highway. The Work
last-
ed from about Septentber' until the
middle' of ,AeCember. ,,fte said that In,
March -of rem tlia-toion-laz40.conio
to Motiood'a sastatinee in tit* matter
of A hospital bilI incOrred, by his
°wife. 'Hi said that the hisativSY *fork
consisted of a 48, /J014' Week at Ste an
bout He *Ilse knelt that WO Inett
'paid McLeod We a day for transporta-
tion to iuld from .work during That
period.
McLeod, testifying on his ovtri be-
half; alma that anr,liguat he 1* -41
bought for hitt oft,,Use,sEe Itas three
Iota be Stated and he grew *boot 18
DPATC1T,perS is140'ITrIONER.
CUIROMACTOR. A RD DRIY4LISS1
GODPOWIt, -
Equipped With electro.snagtietie baths.
Electronic elcetric .treatment. *Ad chiro*
Practle., chronic, organic and nervous
diseases. Lady -its attendatite., OffirS'
hours 2 05 and 1 to 13 p.m: on Tuesday,
tiar-atut-saturdan7auct-cg-Iv
day 9 to a.m. • oar- ConsultatIort
MAT be Ilan by appointment, Zfendast
and Thursday at sintchell. -
P. ATKINSON, reablenei
oftite, tomer, or South Street and, Bri-
tannia Road.' Phone 341.
EYE, EAR., trostronrrtcaT. -
Late Home Surge= Iktpw *York. Orpth-
thalmic and .s.ural Raapital, assistant at
Moorelleld's Eye Hospital, and Oolde;rt
Square Throat Hospital; London, Eng.
• eyes tested, glasses supplied. .
63 Waterloo St. 8., Stratford.
phone 267, .
Next visit Wednesday afteratin, and
evening, Fiebruhry 24t11, from. •440 • to,
8.30 p.m. only.'
FARM AND ISOLATED Tewrz rite
• MT= INSURED.
OPPIOM.44—President, Alex. Broad -
foot, Searorth; Vice -President, John X.
Pepper, Eruceeekt; Secretary -Treasurer,
M. A. Raid, Staforth.
OFIRD.71X)1Alex. Broadroot, $elt-
forth; sautes eholdice, ,Walton: 'Witham
Knox. Londeshoro-'George 1.10nbaN.ti
Dublin; Zan. llepper, Erueenekt; Jas.,
Connolly, Ooderich; 'Mos MoyIan, Seas,
forth; W. R. Archibald, Seaforth; Mex.
metwing, Blyth.
=ST OF 40/01`173--W, J. Yeo, 01111.
ton R. R. No. 8; Jame ir Watt. BlYtil
John E. tioappert *Welled, R. R. No.' i;
R. P. MeXercher, Dublin, it R. NO. 1:
Mks. 10. Hewitt. 'Kincardine; R. O. Ju -
mall, Bern/101in, Bt.
Polley holders can pay their steseetp.
nients at Calvin cat's afore, Goa:rich;
The Royal Bank, Clinton, Or J. • 1.
Reid% Eayileld.
•It. may be due to lack of proper rest, the worry
ever busittess„ e too free use of tea, coffee • or
',61iie-arthw g Orbitetlieurgr-the- sever esidiag •
drudgery of 'housework, but whatever the ettuse you
• have been. putting toe heavy strain on the -nervous
system. -
1, If you are tired, listless, irritable, distressed, you .
will, find in Milbures 11 k 1st PIM a rented,- to
mike the weak nerves strong, the shaky nerves firm, •
, a medieine that will help put you oh your feet
again. •
Mar. to Mar. 13 Apr. 1 to Apr. 15 May 1 to 15 •
$ 9.84 •$ 9.89. $ 9.93
49.20 • 49.4$ . . 49.65
Prepayment Receipts must be endOrsed, and presented along with 1937 Tax Bills
during the first installment period.
•
•
Purchase your Prepayment Receipts „batty and hav your money earning 5 per cent..
interest.
If you cannot buy all iow, budget yoi r Taxes this year by purchasing a receipt each,
month. „,
June biscOunts, wiji_be allowed In additiotl,