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ferskutifat w.li aset•
lot•oltoio, Irogo, or
toctical'AOtoKloo.0'
Y •C000dimin isalste
vloott,havolgikcor*
‘dsesv•ties,oesiallia.
• itataeosies
popu!ultelltn,r !lax
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AS FAMOUS AC
!OWE
FLOOR MIX
.eaded PridaY"i., Apdk aotli, Whets
tat .'ereaing sag held and the
pc1' Were -4 r -tit )74,0tOrn. Lrinneh
a served An AePT Were, enjoyed
Bse
t. l3ros liave *.nUrdhs,
oat loarns en the X/104,,Nirater bL
from 1r. Wni. '
.1e•
1MA
txk% eV«.
401111,4V , and Mra.
attended the Osod meetlngcAt Oatnial
last Week. •
,anit ;icatheart spent the."last
;two weeks in. Detroit.'
lgisa Annie IacIurcb of Ethel,:
est=e, Atec
42104-0Nir SIN", warm* sun-
' shine, haa, dried uP the 1404 and there
• Is Oso7uneniPleynient-on the farms this
"Week. The eattle are being turned
PlAt filsrure., Which wliVrelieVe the
• fernier or some work While he takes
on extra ' work, In the ;fields.;
The,rall •wiseat. and Clover fields
look ofell;,, The wheat la'''thia, cliSrlet
•has a fine strong ••;\•
#011% Ali, ileitebingPlie`ettple4 the pul
pit of -the irxeSbytetifill: ChUreli on
Sunday atterilloon. .• •
''The -04ntest"111-the'lJnited Church
• Sunday sehool.'betWeen the 'led". and
tbe "blue," of new*, Fowler
tVa•ItoliatatOst-,seirtrik
. • •
•
. ommcnce 1045 a.m.
;(4004 RousePO*
eliffr 004011* An XI -Mat
'PST
19
sAr
ter pendltur0a 0 •ra our
Yeitr
he oireond1ug pr1od ot 19S Was
ot final *WOWf tile we
40 '
too reitet
of -
w exPOhded on
is aa eomPared
er„ !drat ,tbar 'months
The. ctvle eerny in
ronatien. nestitt7i. -1?4:b
l2th) will be beld in Cc
Park 0.4000 vo to au(e, of 1900, twintert .4s4
)0in, repreSe
Izatioi
r'„ at t
A
a "'he -000-dation4ervieevand
utt muse vtzt $ill
1
The sehoorPAP a iv't ma
Park from the various a ola and 'will P-14 vel4tb4r `0
' atativeit'ot V. ions or compared .With Ow;•stornas atud. tore
4A4d,stgod„ weather of the early' months of 19$0,.
44-4441artkt! 1*8 Ali ttP?1* t'lt
"todlir the ledal Plergli" T•11'4 rdealiti Met' 'ot relii-tWaOlifh
le . ` s title Year Was onlits-120, ea compar
presentatiOns, Illuding that, Of a sta year,
4
A- , c
v stitrna," at the, home 'o her brothe
Mr. Art •Tit4toson.
Kinkley,' of 4tizens,ls' the
41lost ot: her, e9ualn, .)tr, ' Ernest
ZaraleSon, .`• •
nirtabeti-i Uttedonald2was home
from Nile for :the Week -end,
Dt1nenn '3101Fe/ &pent, Sunday
tu 31,!01)40e.
Atter the 'benediction there •' will 'be With giS deXli.1„k the Sante Period,latit\
derd tit,the Stole /hear bhaPter. Reiter Wite'ent oft on '#pril.• 80, with
1;0.0.151.,,, anti •theVro.lontation ot'cois.. 4 felt exceptions.
°41sto.„(4°Cleti°4 of
"th:e "Alan LiCliikiSW PLATES 1038
earnolo th° 3111441esPx41'"" Ito" teach a new htgli in brilliant*, it wits
giMent; 04Mtiland OtPtititt'D- R. learned. wheit Hias. Harry Nixon, Pro -
and Mrs. ,Ohae. Uurrell, eseaPed ser- 111a4M1 Dot' la whieh the"e6mvar °Ir the hArters. The haekground eolor
100S, brunt., In a hundred-r00t Plunge militiaWar veterans, Be3t-' la royal tine with scarlet letters.' A
eVer tbe Ma at Harbor tark on Sat--Claides and 10441. 0400 7344 take ioyal crown in .darlet* cilvidres 4the
,4-tea'lle-iolo. be ed by Ontario' s.' 103$ pinteswill,
rn •outite; .Rofeen't young son of M. Nairn. ' be followed by the vitaciel•Seeretary, received 4 sample of
,parti --.• • • • .gote.;pas.., so: above, tlay license nron„4'
'4311ffOrea'.". matt •,11irnisea ' and minor •,*V.onei.ndii*reatitrea far the program bey; .•
scratches. , • 1,14 rPlaating ofa maple; tree
'tPlieChOt-arita ".•rannieg -doWa. the la' eolnniOtaorate .o:Octiatonl. :the
agading, of* acre•afts by the,,Legion at
Steep pitthway• when he lost: his, bal-
ance and fell; rolling and bounding
down the narrow, stony path and
lending in eiotat of dust at the'
He soon Tegoverot feat)), his nu-
Avriences,--
U
1'00 'Hirer becomes lazy%osiolir
or fhtPid it holds back the bile so
•
necessary'r to move -the bowels,* and
sets up a State of poisoning in the
-system.-.Milbnrn70 taxa -Liver Pills quicken
, and•enliven the liver., Their action
• helps 'NI cleanse it trio= the, clogging
irapurittes;, helps to open ve a free
- • flow of Stagnant bile and restore a
. regular and natu'reil,aetion of bowels. All druggists 'entry them in stook,
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
PALS'
:
"4•V,Ssis
,
tio Smith: .They "tell 04 ibat a Westinghousette-
• *tor has :, a Super.Powei.unitjust whys
lI3at au. advantage? , : -
Saleannin, i Iikili, , e' first? piaci it means that there la
'0• 1* Pttigl-of tta'-',0•Itf.......04rt nos;F":. a!tii 11°1+" -•
Ot, the weather itat$*` get. Iii Ottier'WOraili:ei*ii-t''''
hen it's 463r.Chltig- ;bet -Ontia.41--site..--oolt itepst____
ie inaide' to:tor:disco just as cold as evert
.
l'Ars,, *atilt That's a Vet*, lini)ortarit pont, all, rights
bur-are-thiste-any .othet,;advaritages Ot, SOPett
.
. , .
POwert , ',: • • . * e.J, .
SOonitint*Oh; yea!' :The feet -that the unit Is In 04.
:operation '011.1y •a,' cotretatratieily tote ttileatont
tOt.,
out of every flout mans worthwhile 'savings hi
current totnetinptintt • atIttie same time,1014 riXtra• Year* of dependable soviet, because
west ntinhnised by reduced operating time
and tee* the motoris never operating,iinder
strain!
* • ist olo
If you, toob Are looking for it ire,
•'frigeratoe that- wilt give you de.
peotsitile. stial0 tlie year round '
• anCt for meaty -years to- come
• -thettleatire itise:,4,41'''
ate rile new *tifiestitigitousemodels.
gladly rietnereatale, the many
features that at contribute to .
•tenSterilence, satisfaction and ate,.
nitinno of oivoott IVetttikittottssi
.6W
REET
the cenotaphk.and the, royal salute by
,
egngtarkY.., •
• YOr •,,m.aciiivvan 'expresses- the. Wish.
thaf.eitinenaiwill decorate .their•home
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•
PROFITS $26,000
_ 4teAmot TiriOldo
e urn 011447.with vorge, et
-of wheat itini floor,'
Dsitons
Weir
The heine Of argan PAIrono, Sth,
eeneesslon. Ashlield, about two:miles
rresta- %lie 1(1040)10 4
ra SlandaY afteenn011. The 00
hrOke \OP gathering �f x,elattvea and
friends assembled to celehiiate' Mt. nwe roles k 9 eoa or4Ottvn
Daiton's eightieth. birthday, 4bout
ag' in work ea the ss
04-
4,30 in the afternoon tinleke, WA4
noticed coming the upper part wu
GedertOh Elevator and ;1.4ransit Company
nes Anna*
Relied •
,The thirtY,ellitlt0'*1044 report of the
Oodert*Xievitett• Transtt cOnlqatY
to;,-aharo,heiders,-Alio.
• "'
.iitr
ei elehred, light,'PEttitt
loft varj..4‘4044.04)."i•
S. SO; P.L.NgOcite reteived soltift
orders:: to 've0ort the: head -et • the
1.41,100s,:tor 'grain .,*44, 4 4r414, • last
Wee,Ven4. departure-
ROON, ,cleee nn tIt he
01
Av4a, an4 114tin4i the
A •
,Prilidee and Ite/Altott laid. up thti
port.„
The dr
years, until,
ly e
enti
tur
r -e Pro
41404.14011. street, at .10.15 aonths ilKall*te.cOrrel totalling. Vor the twelve5c s snare
Wednesday, May pth, to take Part. in litere,Pato“. s'.4TEletinting to $54,�3.Q. To
be Coronatien ceremony, Dress,
berets . reedata. • $2854590 was telten froas-T•the
and
, • -• *erre, *Well now sten* at
,disMantied Of Met and fte*
.eatigatiOnAt
401' the hu1 was towetL to the
rih ae Inner IT a 't41 nttit: ; '•V;'Nva°14111:": 4).e.t.W"41'4114:14tvallite.iiiiro.°414,4:o71$ttiatr,..4440041,:` '931°Le-
• eljuipment ..of any hind, and ;resting place*, greunding ,it near -Oa,
,
a11 that could be dane'wes to get the relnains. of the S00% and 'athet
furniture out of the house and then ships, to be. %Vended to pleeest •Inr the
stand by While the. balding, st Virtqes, .40;0•-•
7constrooted .frame reSideikee,. 'burned
'tO the, foundation, 'Vortonateii there NOW F01( FISH STORIES
. . ,
ar, •
so.
4atof
,A0
There. Were PlentY or workers nt 10.1144* te."4' the' '-0100t3P *hell of the
'band, but little Water and .na 4re, ogee lyeillgnown .dredge to IN IOW
Ity are asked to meet at 'the armerfeit, Telt a „civaviaten, Tor'depreciatioinci.
4NliS NOW TIIREET RUN
The
.$018g0,90- -This shrItlea Is Substantial in
The property on the Blue Water vlew0,,er the leple prOirleion togide for de -
highway in GrOderieh townshii wbieir vregi'le4 444 41"417441611- 'sat -40M,
for na fear years OS the grounds of
the -proud Blue Water Golf itSlote ,aird
on which Walter Hagen and other
golf celebrities' have played,- his been
leased by George Allison and llarveY
GrJfIltbSv and converted into -a 'turkey
'One thousand poultaare being
Imported from Missouri by these young
men, and it is expected the firm:Will
be- stocked Within. two weeka.
MISS JOHNSTON REIGNS
tvas. net Melt wind. Or-dathelatrn *0411d
halfe, been, in serious nger:. The iiitaalia oona alit', a 000 One by;.
The loss is
pa
The °I" LaudAngle-
Suranee end it 4s 'understood that Mr.- ra
Dalton will rebuild shortly.* - The opening or the trout 'fishing
There is malt arontitliy .with Mr. SEIS,011 ou Saturday was closely foli
Dalton. 01 the loss of, his home,,espe- lowed by 4 "believe It or.Aor story ,
etally..aa Suffered * Saltier teas in brogliht hack from the Markdate
re -
'the Year 1020.when his home on the glen by Jiln Lowry and Joe Match:
7th, coneession was burned—. Tber‘eanght their first trout, a beitaYi.
st_, Rialitkth Birthday - by hand and used It •as a "teaser."
r. Dalton- issenta-orsAteifieldas4ests• •It -werlted,-A00„--tor :Ahey--IxolAcect
tU-
known and most highly regarded. 'rest- teen fine trout during their.atitY-
derstsac,and in the liaegebridge district The Men were near * Wharf; in eiral-
,
1..
:41
ottorgass
Ot!,0/7,412,
'
Sun Lite Didt, ta4elsitt, 404 vktotla
Streets.
• ,Teiephono; Zlgin OlotTorouto 2.
tItArritag
DRuicitos-a vallowrzotros.
atsutot'iztAill0.11, XiinD 'PRUOttSS
.T111*RAST, 0000figt1O%
IfitittiPPed With elestrO4nagnetto
Xlecia'Ortie .41tetric treatmentand China
practic....febrotiks 0040 and .1terseoti •
diseases. Lady ir& attendanee4_00104 •
hours 2 to 5 and to a 0.,m,ofl itttelialls
Friday and 'Saturday. and men,
day to, '13 4.1n., ‘0141 -Ys •Canaultatirea
Mere be l'ai4 We, tment, - Monday
•
and EitunalaY Va.• hehell.. N. Attr./080144T, reaideflce and
otrice, rorner of South Start arta Bria
,--•-•
4lltereltAit-sth4issiceasionitAtittsiftlitl -iikii*itO
k-rw-Itk-:,(0iut -rtli*it
i)tribdaY on , Sunday. --mt1iii0;,. refer. feet of line trafiltir Min it VaeleliiT7
Owe was made '-to the anniversary by its mouth. ' Spenking towards it . with
Itev, J. It, QuigleY. at . the morning extreme caution, one snagged the line
service in Kingsbridge church and in %vial an oar blade and the other
gathered at the housle-te present their
the afteraecta a "other () WO" plunged his arms in the Water .to
grasp the fish, ..
congratulations and good -wishes*. The line then ' was attached to
Bet3ides the resident members of the jim,e Hee, the fish ,attracted• others,
and the successful day began.
Dr. 'L. M. Mabee was another local
angler who visited his favorite secret
stream with.gratifying reseits. he
returned with a goo4.•string of speckled
beauties.
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R.p T
4.
•41;i
tTti. assistant'
Moorelleld's 3e 110101t4 and Oolasn
Settare 'Tliroat HosPital, Louden,
(eyes tasted, gases *Washed.
63 'Waterloo St. S.; Stratford.
phone 267.
Next ,visit
Wednesday,
6.20 pa.
. family there were 'present alts.
e0M/PanYing the .report,•President a L. and her daughter Helen, from Whit.
$28,110.95, , • •
DI his remarks to the shareholders ac- O'Connor (formerly Margaret Dalton)
Parson:iv/1os: by; Walter Dalton and daughters,
"At" the commencement of the final- Mary Alpe and Margaret, from De-
lete1'Year we had 21250,000 bushels of troit, and Sister Maureen (Helen), of
grain, prinesistallY controlled hY the 'molt London; also Miss Jean Resenhan. of
diah Wheat 132ardait'inti.,001311,ene_aed_r, Detroit, Sister St. Basil; of London,
move out, in May. . __stnesena...,v+ •",Itttf and Rev. M. N. Sullivan of Clinton.
we 11,alted comicterwip domestic,--- 51r. Dalton WO throughout his life -
grain; b3WOVerk IAiSeptemfier -the lack township of Ashfle111. He was a
Vacancy On ',Victoria. Selma Stair at
. End, Of ,Preseat ,Terns
•
Spring repairs •••end. °tiler require-,
naents were •to the fore.tit the regular
meeting of the pulsate school \board,
held at Victoria school- on Monday
night.' • Dr J. .A. Graham,-,ehairraan
Of the boards presided.
Softball bats and •balls were re-
questhd by both solsools, also garden
equipment and supplementary read-
ers. Othei .rjetpgrements are nettlag
tor the bail -grounds atCentral sabot
and ,repairs to the. building, 0.44
re-
pairs to the. tepee at Victoria School,
also a new Unionaarck. The reqUests
were referred to the property
supply- eOmmittee. an'Sehellule Church
It Was.decid.ea to try a,;'mixture-of
salt, and, clay on 'a Small.,portien of 'Sat bill.Leagtie
the -playgrounds at Central school,
whtcbWeredeacribed as in a MS -
The ,treasurer's statement for the ray Opens May 25th and Con-
fl
,eondition during wet weather.
first 'roar nanitha, of the -yesatailatived eludes July 30th—Playoff
an Irtereeee 'diablirsensents over last
Year. of, 444Z the total expenditure so
far this year being a7,288. '
Ante lirstselaas and .'llecond-class
teathers, Mts, Therneloe„ Miss
bliroitt, and Mjsti Mettewell,
,•-6; Colitral-EoChool; Arid Miss H. $.
Hartwell, of Victoria .Sehool, entered
• -reqtrests for itierettaa salary. The
requesta were referred to the. finance
edirimittee. • '
The reSigoation of Miss Laura
Jehosten, teacher co the first gradd
at .Vieteria Wee, received vvith
sinetre..-expfeasierfs of regret. Miss
41OtinStOn will eouiPlete the term. Arr
*plieatiena for the, position 'Must be in
• fOrs.touSi4erixtillit at the Tune board.
'Meeting.
Platelet planting the English neyal
'.acorn treeS at the schOels were left
with the peitieipalS; Who were asked
Itt•--eweperates.witn,.-sthe poronsitittit.
Day celebrated committee. '
'--Vriii0pale-Teports lor-the-•montir.of,
4011:
Vietorits, 6401, Principal Rs Stone-
iholtae-Nttinber,Ort roll, 348; .average
atteedaliee, 300.41), or 011.8 per cent.°
Penny bra* depealts, $84.83. •
Central school', principal -.161;
PhackletetiNtimber on roll, 223;
average Attendance? 2024, or 00.84 per
Cettt. Penny bablv deposits, $72.58
41, eargoeS of export trAnsfer time been a prominent figure in the
of market °reads a.elvulted in hand -to" member of the township couneil. for
mouth requirement, whith continued. rm. tsvelve years, and reeva for abaut half
the close of navigation, when eastern that- period. A stanneli Liberal. Itt.'
elevators were yawning vrith vacant tans. was president a the North Huron
"Our 'usual. earnings 'were depleted by Liberal Association for several terms.
grain moving out quicklys, depriving us
of storage revenue., Which reflected in the
profit and loss acommt.
l'Ste at the liead of the lakes, pis
me11 as thoae backlit the Western Pro-
Villett, are the loaatit• that have, obtained
for' manY Years. he actual and•prospee-
tive seeding conditions in Canada and
the United States are very favorable to
good crops in North Ameris%4 this year.
ans you wilt realize, it is most Important
that ste Must have good crops ti"Canada
'to, showsatisfactory earnings!'
Provisions
At a meeting of the executive of the
Church Softball League on Tuesday
night a double schedule was. drawn
iup for the six -team league and plans
were, made for the play-offs.•
' The .schedule epees with the old
rivals, Victorians -and I:Presbyterians,
battling for an early lead, on MAY
25tb, and closes on Julyr3Otb:
•Playoffs will be commeneed the sec-
ond Week in August, second and third
teams pitying two' of three games to
teralify for the final three -of -live game
tilt With the greup leaders.
Postponed games! must be played
within fourteen.days ot the seheduled
date.. • _
• The Schedule
The athedale is /is follows:
May 25-Vietorian6 Va, Presbyterians
,204 -Baptist George's.-
. 28 -Salt IlloCk• vs, 'slardrth United
31"-.1Vtetorlaris ;vs. • Baptist -
June 2 -Presbyterians YS, Salt Bloek
. 4 -St. George's vs. -North 'United
7-V1ctoriana vs. North Itnitea
9-7,, Presbyterians vs. Baptist
11 -St. George's vs. Salt Block
14-Sita.e-sGeorg.e's vs. Presbyter -
Block vs. Victorian&
18-Nor,th United vs. ttaptist
21-Vietoriaris vs. St. George's
' 131oek vs. laptist
• 28 -North United vS. PreSbyter-
ZS-P.iatre:isbyterians vs. •North
inited
SQ -St. George's vs. Victorians
Jttly 2-11aptist vs, Salt 131dck
-Victorians vs. Salt ItIoek"
1 -Baptist Vis„ North United
It---41toereoahrgyet,714118 VS, St -
12 -Salt Meek vs. St. George's
-14--N'ort1t United .vs. victorious
10 -Baptist 1,resbyter1ort9
10 -North United vs. St oleere`s,
BlOck•IrS, PrObyterians
23-Ilaptigt 'vs. Victorians
20-s-Nortit United. ve, Salt Block
' Georgese ve, Baptist
. 30---Pritabyter1ata vs, Veteran%
LEEBURN
LEEBUIttst, alas, *•3.---411rs.
IC. Me-
tiarrie, of KentvIlle, Nails and her
son Jaek, who has been attending
SHEPPARDTON-
SIIEPPARDTON, 31ay 3. -Mr. and
Mrs. IL Tigert, Mr. and Mrs. F. Ris-
ing and Miss Mae Menary, attended
the play given by the „Langside Dra-
made Club in Dungsanum parish ball.
A. coronation service will be held in
Christ church, Port Albert, On Sun-
day, May Oth, at 3 pan.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. F. Rising on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon Erb, Mr. and 31rs.
Campbell and family. of Teeswater.
and Mr. and Mrs. It. *Rising, of Wind
-
college In Toronto, axe spending a few sot%
daysat their suunner home here. essisamININININIIIIN
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Linklater motor-
ed to Exeter, on Sunday afternoon.
Reception to •Newly -Weds. --On Frt-
day evenirig, April 30th, friendsadd
relatives of this vicinity and also:
from Goderich assembled at Moser's
hall to pay their respects to Mr, and
Mrs: Franalin •Horton (nee *Evu Hor-
ton). The 'bride and groom werthe
reciptents of a purse of money. The
early part of the evening was spent
in dancipg. Lunch was served and
ROM afterwards the presentation took
place, Miss Ruby Cook wading thel
address and the gift being presented
by Mr. Neil McAdam. Mr. and ?ars.
Horton responded in a few well-
chosen words.
• MAFEEVG .---,-
MASMIXO,' May 4'. Mr...end Mrs.
O. Stothers and faMilY, of London:.
and gr. and Ars, 8. 13. stothers and
family and An88 Mart (Horton, of
-Arthur, Were weekend visitors with
Mr„ and Mrs. Horton. ,
141110-:01.1vb ititpatrick, of Atwood,
spent the week -end with iter parents,
"r. and Ur*. -S..s..Kitpatrick.
Ur, arid Airs. it Unary' and irene
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
141enary, Dungannon.
iSfr. Litho, oloderich, visited re.
(*nay with tit. and 'Mr.
110,"
iktiSs Verna laipatriek 'visited with
Miss Jean Anderson, Kin1ouh, last
Ebner *Iolinstop, of Stildonay, spen
the- week4nd itt ids home.
Ur. and Mre, Finlay •Shitekletint and
babe were a* from Arthur for the
,eek,eud,
The lollieg of AtthfICW eireuit lield
taming ricotta': and deddeet to
hold their annual Istdeu Platt( oh
2th. Tile young poopiti
of Belatitve'../Inited elutieir will put o
their so. *
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
PICOE1A
--- PIPE
TOBACCO
FOR A MiLDCO9L SMOKE
GODERICH TOWNIIIIIP, May 4. -
Wedding hells are ringing.
Mrs. George Slellwain, Mrs. Mar/
Phillips, Mrs. James Young, Mrs„
Forest • McClure and Mrs. Harwood,
attended the meeting of the Huron
Presbyterial last Tuesday at, North
street*ehorch, Goderich.
Mrs. George Falconer attended the
christening of her grandson, "Teddy"
Horton, seri of Mr, and airs. James
(Horton. at Knox church, Godeeleh, on
Sunday,
A new eroeuet set. for the girls and,
a new football for the boys. have been
asaltdred et Union seined.
'Odom -Church Notess-The regular
meeting of the lc. P. -.U. will be held
the-ektireh- Fridayseveningi yeah
-Gerald Orrse group in .....
Rev. A, E. Moorhouse occupied tlte
pulpit at Union on Sunday, delivering
• a helpful serilion from the text, "And
after the earthquake a fire, but the
Lord was not in the fire: and after
the fire a still small voice" (1 Kings.
10011. During _the service an an-
them, "I'll .0o 'Where Ton *ant Ide
• to -Go.." was sung by the choir.— .......
• Next Sunday is Mother's Day and a
service tin keeping with' the, day will
he condueted, at tam Everyone is
invited to attend,
"YOU. veg."
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• FIRE INSURANCE
SPRAINS
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FA10/1 AND ICKSLATBID TOWN PRO
' PERINSURED.
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01710ERS-President, Alex: Broad -
toot, eleaferth ; Vice -President, Thos.
Moylan, Sesforth; Secreta,ry-Tresterer,
M. A. Reid, &earth. -
Trit,IDOTORS---Alex. allroadfoat, sea-
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forth; James Sleslalce, Vialtore William
Knox. Londesboro; Chris, Leonhardr,
Dublin; Jas. Connolly, Ooderith; -Tads.
Moyiszt, Seaforth; W. R., Archibald,
Seretorth; Mex. 'wafting, /Myth; Prank
McGregor, Clinton. • •
tart OP •AOENTS104'Ektrect Ye*.
Ooderich R. R 1; James. West, Ziath.;
John E. tapper, Stucelield, R. i, No. 14.
R, P. Mekercher,.Dablin, 11. R. 110. 1:
ohm. itewitt, zaneardine: Jar -
:nun), sornucara, 1. tin. 1. •
Polley holders can pay their asiletis -
watts at Calvin Cat's store, tioderich
The Royal Bank,„'Clhdon, Of J. IL
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VETEttliNARY
. G. E. MORE, .B.V„ $o.
VETERIN'AitY MP -arm
oraduate of the University of Toronto
and graduate of the Ontaria, Veterloari
College.
Moe in Mr. T. Ty. Murph's, IWO.
ton St., ,Coderich. Telephone: Day 200
night 249.
0•01.1.0110m$0.01....V
AUCTIONSERING
THOMAS OUNDatlf as SON.
Live stock dud General Auetlealsers
. Elgin Ave., Goderich
Sales made everywhere Etti eaorts
Made to give you satisfaetiore
' Parma& Sale Notts dikonnted.
Plunie 119,
DUMPING THOUSANDS
IN HER LAP MAY
NOT BE ENOUGH
Asia,
When youleava „your setae to yinsr wife, can y4
Xilaceslienatiscdh to her the-vdvacity arld the faelli&T
for meeting the snow administrative cmd
:nett problems with whith she will be.faced
That Company has die facitieee and th'e 4r;PlotiOntAi
iCt ad as Wort* and Trustee with satiittsctiott
all ecasteraed. •
ONDONOESTERN TRUSTS*
COMPANY LIMITELO
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