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The Royal Bank of Cana
MAKING
PERSONALLO.
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• Slavery was'eutlawed in Canada
40 years before it was abolished in
Britain. Further introductibn of
slaves into Upper Canada was pro-
hibited in 1793, and soon after in
the other colonies.
ts. part of our everyday business
When you need cash' for some personal purpose, the logical place to go'
for a loan is to your local Royal Bank branch. There are four good
reasons for this:
1 The cost of your loan is usually less - often substantially less - than
elsewhere, as the t9ble below clearly demonstrates.
You can pay back by instalments, at intervals most convenient to you.
•, 3 You can borrow as little as $25 and.up to $500y $1,000 or even more.
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4 Once established, a" good credit standing at the bank becomes one of
your mast valuable assets, particularly useful should you have occa-
sion to borrow again. ,
You do not have to be a depositor to borrow from the. Royal Bank. We
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often make loans to people who have had no pQuLdea1ings with -us.
NOTE HOW LITTLE YOU PAY IN INTEREST AT THE ROYAL BANK
When You •
Borrow
For
Each Month
You Repay
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The Interest
You Pay'Totals
$120
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6 rriontrs'
12 months
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$20.00
$10.00
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$ 378
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, ' $40.00
$ 4.13
$240- .
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12 months
$20.00
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$ 7.56
16 months
$15.00
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24 months .•
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$10.00
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$14.13
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12 months
.$40.00
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$1'5.12
$480
16 months
. $30.00
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, $1'9.57
20 months
, $24.00
$23.95
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24 'months.
$20.00
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12 months
' $50.00
$18.89
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$600
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20 months
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$30.00
$29,93
24 months
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$35.30
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Personal Loans are Made for any reasonable purpose ;. to pay doctor and
dentist bills; to buy a car or household furnishings; to pay tax -es; to meet
insurance premiums; to pay for home repairs; for educational expenses;
to consolidate debts and for countless other sound reasons.
What about security? We often make PersOnal Loans 'simply on the
reputation of the borrower -and his, proved ability to repay as arranged. ._...
Or loans can be made against the security of life insurance, orgood stocks
or bonds. Or by being your note signed by a respon'sible endorser, What-
ever the method, you will find it a simple, straightforward business '-
transaction.
Ask For This Booklet - You will find answers to a,11 your ques-
tions in our, booklet "LOANS FOR PERSONAL PURPOSES".
It takes just a few minutes to read, tells you clearly how to
go about applying for your. Royal Bank Personal Loan. Ask
for it at any of our branches.
In the 1945.1957 period'the per,
sonal income of Canadians intreas- '
ed from $9.2 billion to $23.1
but because 6,f inflation wholsole
prices increased by 72 per .cont and
retail•prices by 62 per cent.
For FLOWERS aroundthe corner or around the world,
- CALL -
ODERICH FLOWERS
Telephone. 105 All Hours
Fred jGregory, YOUR Florigp TOogralph, pelivery
Association itember in Goderich.
FLOWER SHOP-ANIi GREENHOUSES on BRUCE ST.
opposite Judith Gooderham Park.
- WE'. -GROW OUR OWN
Officials of the Goderich Trotting and Agricul-
tural Society who staged their sixth annual
banquet in the. Arena " Auditorium Saturday
„night. From left to right are; George Feagan,
THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA ,
Goderich •Braneh : 11. Spring, Managot..
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A'faithful
bringing you daily
comfort. and convenience
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past president; H. 0. (Bud) Jerry, president;
Hugh Hill, secretary; Clayton ' Nivins, 'chaiir-
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man of committee arranging banquet; Don
MacKay vice-president of association..
S -S Photo by R.H. •
ECORD ATTENDANCE AT. HORSE
RACING ASSOCIATION BANQUET.
Stlbstantial evidence. that Gode-
rich is the'cradle of -harness racing
enthusiasts in Western•Ontario was
to be seen at the Memorial Arena
Auditorium Saturday evening when
250 persons crowded • in to attend
the sixth annual banquet of the
Goderich Trotting and Agricultural
Association. .4-Iitting a new high in
attendance, the annual banquet,saw
such an unusually large„additiOn to
the number expected that a second
sitting, in ,part,. was necessitated.
From many parts of Western On-
tario and even from as far away
as Batavia, -New York, horse racing
enthusiasts' joined, with the . local
and district fans ,to mark the an-
nual event.
Chairsnan of the banquet was
Bud: Jerry, president of the Gode
srith2:sTrotting---and-„A-gricsulturals.
sociation, who extended a warm
welcome to the visitors. The vice-
president, Don MacKay, .introducQd
the head table guests who included:
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hill; Mayor and
Mrs. Fznie Fisher; Mrs, Don Mac-
Kay; Mr. and Mrs, Bud Jerry; Mr.
and Mrs. George - 'Feagan; John
Hanna; 'MLA, and Mrs. Hanna;
Elston Cardiff,. MP, aid Mrs. Car.,
diff;. Wm. Grosch, or Stratford •
"One of the highlights of the
calendar year iriGoderich is this
banquet - said Mayor 'Fisher in ex-
tending a welcome on behalf of the
town.
Mr. •John Hanna, MLA, of
Win -
ham, and a member of. the Ontario,
Racing Commission, expressed plea --
sure on being present for the
banquet.
. "It's about the happiest Occssion-
I attend," .said L. E. Cardiff, MP.
The personnel of 'the Goderich
Trotting and Agricultural As'soci.H
ation are fully bent on ,trying to
give to the public better nice meets
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in Goderich,- said'Hugh Hill, secre-1
tary of the association, in telling
of the plans for the future.
Despite a loudspeaker system
which wasn't working too well and",
some of those in attendance who
tontinued .tc; talk ts• those beside
them while the speakers were on
their feet, William Grosch. of Str0.-
ford; entertained in characteristic
fashion with a ,flock of jokes.
Moving a vote of thanks to the
Legion Ladies Auxiliary for the •
fine turkey banquet served ws
George Feagan', past president of
the association, Mrs. Rose Hill re-
plied on behalf of the auxiliary. I
President Bud Strry expressed ' p
thanks to various individuals who
were responsible for the success
of the banquet: to Roy Meriam,
who provided the necessary seating
accommodation; to Clayton Nivins,
chairman of the banquet commit-
tee, and his committee for arrange-
ments made; to H. M. Shackleton,
who operated the projector to show
the racing films, .`,`The Hambleton-
ian" and "The Little Brown Jug."
These' films we're in color.
In charge of the various draws
made was Clayton Niyins. Winners
were: Dr. liouze, of Mitchell, the
dinner prize; Mrs. Norman Hardy,
of Lucan, the electric floor polisher;.
John Atmore, of Parkhill, "the
Little BroWn Jug."
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Dancing concluded the evening's
program. , ""'•-•
Person�ls
. Mr. Gib Plante was taken to St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, last
week where he will be a patient
for some time. His many friends
hope for his recovery as soon as
possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomson and,
children, Harold and Nancy Jaye,
have returned to 'Thessalon after
spending 'holidays with *Mr. and
-Mrs. Robert Daer and Mr. and l&rs.
H. 0. Jerry.
Week -end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Young, Cambria road,'
were Miss Jeneane Young, London,
and Mr. Richard Mermer, Toronto.
4- :SUPPORT
Boy Scout- Apple
in Goderich
Friday
AND
Saturday
Oct. 24 and 25
PLEASEGiVE
GENEROUSLY!
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Contributions also may be mailed to J. F. Cory,
Box 740, Goderich.
over $1.00.
Post Office
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It is natural to take for grpted its little every-
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little ways that we are most often reminded
of the vfondcrful value of that friendly
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Treasurer's Sale of
Lands For Taxes
Corporation of- the County
of Huron
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TO WIT:
BWF� orifikarrent Tisi.iedFythe Warden of the -County
of iluron under his hand and the seal of the said corporation
bearing date of 12th day of AUg`ust 1,958 sale of lands in
arrears of taxes in the County of Huron will be held at my
office at the hour of 2.00 p.nr.-in the „Court House on the 9th
day of December, 1958, unless the taxes and costs are, sooner
'paid,. Notice is hereby' given that the list' of lands for sale
for arrears of taxes was published in the Ontario Gazette on
the 5f11 .day of September, 1958, and that copies of the said
list may be had at my office.
The' adjourned sale, if necessary, Will be held at the above
office on the 16th day of DecIember, 1958.
Treasurer's Office this 13th day of August, 1958.
(Signed)
J., G. BERRY,
Treasurer.
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FARES ARE LOW, -AND YOU GET SO MUCH!
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Don't fight the tcaliic, the .‘ether, and the announce
of can(clled plans. Settle 1)4(.1. and i.t.lax ip carefree ,
comfort ascog ie'', this \s ide land's many Nvondeti-
through the sweep of ss idespicture .windowsin your
modern CNRRailcoach. A rris e fresh 'and rested as
never Mores, .. rent a car at destination for sightseeing
if you wish.
Sample Return Fare(
Goderich Calgary $114.40
• Goderich • Toronto 8.75
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