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.Action '.Necessary
3ARI
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Member of
- Canadian Weekly
Newspaper
Asseciation
_
raval 'lay, Council of an appli- guarantee of encroachment from un -
op; for a building,permit ta erect desirablebonstruCtion.
rn on a SeafortIrpropertk led to - Seaforth cauncilr las recognized.
l• iortdiscussion - on building per-. ,this situation for sometime. SeveralQts'
and planning generally' at the.. months ago preliminary- -action was
ing orSeaforth Onday.. taken when repre,sentatives of the
Ontario Department of Pram -ling ahd
Development Met with Seafort
e 'the discussion resolved no' cand
d
Seaforth
and
the -fact, long known to the step bystepprocedures that nmst
iigding by-law is badly. •‘iti need; -of :±lifough ,y -ears. nickersmith_
"mug.
did serve to emphasize . once TuCkerSmith gOgneilS :alld 011 In.e
nrth. councillorgf.- that Sheaforthig be taketh ictalirateet-the-..oiuniCIP-aliLy
Council Since then has -taken the ore-
by--IViS And plaiiiiing go :7 imularY s ePs• , is esirablei, that
geafo
and in hand: .A.,proper. plan deter.: rth ,da-Tilteidse at the earliest
*Ties in s'LlY'Aliee the purpase to possibleInomer.lt• Delay'can 0111Y
fch ,articular . areas of the .coni: sult expense and Per-
pnpti1tTcvn of undesirable' conditions-
WinnitY in-dyTbe- pritOiaving.regard to •
Ih over-all requirements of the':.
ratinicipalify. A prioper building by-.
:4* ensures' that. a blinding is ' pro -
Orly eanstructed m -accordance with
accepted building practises, and that ;.
fAecProvisions a-nd limit of the per- -
it& a,.re followed. A proper by -1w
06-ans Proper applications, together'
iv,,ith sketches; itmeans the Mainten-
Once- of proper records and Provision.
follow-up procedures. Only when
eh a step., is taken by ,Way of pre-
p.aring anti adapting cbinprehen- •
Oave building by-law. can Seaforth
citizens " -know they are protected
;tragedies ,of businessis the customer
oni Costly and improper building Whosedissatisfaction re -Mains' .-
ractises: Only then' can there be 'as; -
,Wlfich otherwise could be avoided.
Complaints
,
(The. AclA.Taince,, GUll, Lake,- Sask.)
_Thank .YoUr luckivstarS,for,peope
who conkplainr: Their complaints- may
seem , their, attitude exasper-
ating;' and: all that, yet ,there is every
reason. why .YOU. sholikl, feel grateful
to. them. The only way' you will' ever
oW the weaknesses of your organ-
izatton , is . to‘thaVeiAllem-zefea,led.-to .
•
you by the pojile. whose 15atronage
5u seek to hold One of the 'Costly
urance that new construction is -
own to --municipal officials, and
tit* it is reflected in assessments
Equally .important, yartiCula4
-Aline- when expansion' in vanions-
reas is a possibility, is the provision
of a.' proper communityplan With-
pressed .e :,person "*h�.
falks-out and -does not .e011* -back. -
' On the other hand; the person who
"kicks"„ about your service and .DP0-7-
duct,S is-doink you a favor. As com.!
niimplace and -trite-as- this -reasoning
may scent, it is surprising how many
rae/Liook iipn c0111piallitS-SI:raPlY: as-,
n approved plan as a guide, deci-,zource annoyance e-rigi#
at-
tsions 13ased on expediency are avoid- titude 'tOwarcl, complaints—tOlerabee,
ied., Wasteful duplication and re-: sincerity and.'el:iergy.is rummig, them
4placement, of services—hydrot water 7.. down, to their source, and a disposi_
and,.roads—are eliminated... Losses' tion- to ,change the Conditions that
In assessment are . prevented, or at *, eause complaints will do moreA0 help
a .,:blisiness function properly than
anything else. 'Fortunate' -indeed is
the man who succeeds in cultivating
in the mind of everyone in his organ- ,
'ization the right mental attitudeto-
ward complaints. . -
least, redueed-to-an.minimum,
„..-,
' Worn the standpoint of attracting
'industry, planning is essential. Re7,
.sponsible industrial' organiz-ations ,
hesitate to construct expensive plants' -
municipalities in which there is DO
!Pld_31.13..0 it was 2).1uunti course!!!
ig Attractions CROSSROADS
Will feature Graduation
Air force Day - Y JAMES scan'
Thousands of people from All , •
„ Thi.sr is time of year for .:wrAnitinci.,gdaell:ytehUis,19iie,wm, wIsibtii:virneeg.'‘ifnat,analTair; ,-
.0gIrdatdcifeaskthcwrinhoffutcseed, M., he in
grandfather's house. I sleep ,
the bed was born in, and, I :tell
the time by a -clock . whiCh.rnr
.great-grandfatlicr Made by hand, .
welts -and ad,..carVed out Of_ \Vand.
' In other words, I art) *right back
where I Started froth. and -I•wa
never,haPpier -iii My life. • .
Theris an 014 saying, „:"You'Ve
triedAtielrest; new try the hest."'
surPr,Asing how often the • best
'otitite be- what- you, - Started -
with. .:1311t7everY man has to find .
it out f,or SO , the. gradik-
ates.had better go bat and...find, out
for theins'elVes. it's a good'
Audi who knows; he Might : ,
:find,. that 'blonde' goddess On the., • :
Seafor'th Midgets
Win' Twc).
over Western Ontario are. exPed
to throng tarmac at, RC.
Static* . Centralia Saturday ' when
Stations Centralia and Clinton cont.-,
bine their, efforts to ,stage one of
the bigget Air. Free Day shows,
ever., ,The,latest and fitiest-RCAF.
aircraft and .4, host of ' ground dis-
playsLcovering2th.e.funetions .of tho'
two stations be view from
I le- 5iti;;:. When once again Air,
g‘orce 'units throughout:Ale-country,
play' • hest* Id- their thOusand$ ,of
friends antoorthe:geperal public,'-
: A. star- of the show -at Centralia,
is .expected :be the giant cart-'
adair Argus maritime reemina.ls-,
sauce.- aircraft, the biggest; ever:
built in Canada': Three, of these
aerial 'leviathans, vvill take 'part ill
, -the, d,ay's tying
prograrn.' :Also included -• will, be
aeroliatic's, formations flying arid
ground-, displays Of Most of , the
types of aircraft now. in service in
"Ontlingroued, besides the Many
types ,of aircraft to he ,shown, there
will.. be a host of exhibits "ranging
from the' radar :equipment of RCAF::
, Station Clinton to the :,flYing, :and
equipment„inaedi....._by 'men,
from statitons „ . Centralia.;
Twebig hangars:at:Centralia have
bketet
-aSide-fcir'greinicITe- 11)-11-
, :Another -star,of the show will, be,:
Sergeant Electro",
radio , :controlled. robet. ionstructed.
by. the Radar and...Communications
.spread xiy
Cdr Wash.' Pays Off ; -planning and .deVeloPment, during ,'SS'e61;1,g°e°1anotf,EllleCetAfFee•.--OSettgairi6liobgecliiiiielQclie.- :twiniliggstilYaehacjhaak4ee!fligtoh'i. to fara\say
e:ineMbetS.'4,the -Zuri.en. Lions. the ,Peening: of '-the 'John ;Writ -4 tO.:,,,pommand radio..co_ntrol places ..aady. leave this S,'Une'ltO-rs-e:
held. . another suCcesSfiii:-..`car -.A.6:v,ance-Times.-.NyStern, and will--walki--talk to-- town...behind
forvr
wash ed,,,s'art$u6r5dafYI:'.afthteeirr-. ..0.. y ,R; mrs• • undlto his 'friends' and even .It Wasn't that7-I-
noon,L :on , . •pen at he pretty. gals who pass ere „..exactly ,. was just that
.effOrts.' Altholigh race rain. hold:the Operated' by the ',Lei:far/14k, ;:fpr. by!, - , . _ young', Man : figured .1. :was:,
Wash up fel- some lime, the :same alb:test...half a 'century, the , Another Clinton feature will be too big for 'a Small town So
amoUht.. 'of ' ears.. ',as • usual . were s4 Hotel opens.- PO. "A an exhibition' of field coo'lung_by graduated - and -I sprea *le
washed., Many.-Angerieatt.' •visitors da'Y'-'10th' a. new °WI:lei'''. William the tlie.seheel of_FoodiServieeS.• RCAF. + Well, .they tonk, me a' 'long WAY;
vantage .of,the chance' to 'have. their from kerne.... BeforeT was. through
who were the district- Wok ad- Pav111 fermerW. etKite.herier: fiefit,kitehen,,units „willAdtion.'
cars :cleaned, and :helped, tot,make
the .event.'.a
Short �uieijot
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01.114TY
PAPERS
graduation balla; convocations. and
other '.11he . ceremonies which: 4r$,
connected 'with a' young Mah.
, _ .
woman having passed another; edu-
eation,a1 Milestone:. ,Ar.opo these
.parta..allAhe high schoblS!. are hav-
ing ,tkeSh., eerenuoineS- and I bet a'
lot' :of yOunt ;Mea and women
are having.,;,Serne ,' rather serious
,thOtighta:oS bigh„ .scbnoi graduation-
.• •
-• the :hoYhoed.-fenfaiieethe
yeinigetitinle--wha.fell*eer.11111:g
:steady t• hrengli, 001,
'Next fall, she gehig,'fO.te1erS':
v011ege and he iStOing to uxivers-
it.
,Theirintentions2are goednow,
btitthey caret laeigbut ,Wonder how,
long 0*k will hold She, i$ very
gehig dashing,
yiJiig Lothario Priday' night
When' her :old „beau: .hundred
mileaway :and -there . no doifbt
:that down in the.. city he Will find,
blonde' goddess , the,
old steady .baCkherne look: a 'little.
doWdy.:, faet,,,..althou,gli: they PrO,
bab,ly won't : adride it 'noW,,. the,
'elialices are .exceIlent-that
grathia-
tion :407 oi.he. the 'last chapter to
,that:Fparticular love. Story;
Or maybe there,.is a lad-cq,;-ra'§:
in thegradtiating •laSS. Who is. feeb
ing. tlie7way I did When: graduatiOn
came thought it, was the
end of: ;=, chapter-: tdo.Oh yes, 1
-
-rennember: well ' what my fee1ig
were. This was ..the...:gateWay... to:
freedom::: .BY-gradnating. t• Was get;:,.
roug out' e ernoonshowing.21. h44 net only. attended. the l arg:.
the ',Metnodi. used. to. 'ffeed:IttA.F:: est, ithiVerSitY. the BritiSh
personnel when .-they are ' but t had travelled- to
frein. :their , regular bases -en,' field, ;foreign countries and lived
in some
exercise , Powered. ' hr,antonfobjle: 'the werld::,
ga Soline; :the units : will be to rha.tiv.a.s•,.cinite a 'change .',froni
Sea
prepareTeoniplete, Meal's, from Soup:: ferth''s Main Street, ,
to diSplay.-.: addi. Then. Started ' to ,. exPlore, My
lion; ''RCAF food. hygiene .OW11..iconntrY_A,WentTnik_tn'eVery
wiltbe;RluStrated,:and 5a:in:Ws-will, ;mink and corner of, it.: Down to the
ive41'.iliainsPglaiteldd_Zto;,,N;tk' fhe.thevreapdiedlhyyaai,da:, ,:Atott:atilhefie,4%.deso!.1,..9titethe Pacthe Upj axfles Bay By
.tion 'and :Preparation.-....,' • that,..-ran-Onlonee-a week -,-2
by .fast bv car
'along super-hignWays . and down
trails: that hactneVer:known a loact
Death and :a resignation.: -lid
, ,
'caused' two' ,yaeancies-: on the vil;:
rage conriCil that. will exist uiitii
ealyu1y-whenan0mmatiOfl'
:ineeting-Will: be ,heldto:nancle:- Can-
didates for the two . spats..Thevae-
Uies:w,e
the sudden
Webster las,t ThfirSday morning;
and by the resignatioi of Council
lOr -,:iietVeloOMetit
that 'followed' the ,reicinding!Of"llie.
•by4awf reqUir.ing. :dogs' to con-
fined, Summer ,
-ttielmoW,'. Sentinel., ,
BANK
Idanybantring,problerns require special. care and skill in
,
handling. Estate settlerrient.s, many loans, bonsiness
traxitactIons oftelt bring up probleins that only -
experience and a coinpletely' sympathetic understAnding
can solve'.
We believe- that you will find the intelrigent reasoning
and the friendly, helpful advice you need at any
toiotit'o'bOttlinion bralieh. The 1V4hager and bis
-ifori;viii, be plea.sed to discuss yoUr banking 'probletrise,-
no matter how large or'srnall, or whetheryou are tin bid
.ctistonier or a new bile; !Why not drop in and,talk it over.'
TOR.ONTO DOMINION
icANK Loo,.
M.
SP111,
BANK
•ASI".-4-foi-84gestious
Premier Lesbe FreSt. has ..„ro,
Undated; the peeple of ::11iiren 'to
Make sPecial'representation to iii
government -if there ..are -any inn'-
. _ ,
mar requirerrient.s _they feel should
be hicorperated theneW. hospi-
tal for retarded• 'children. He 'also
indicted, theliesnital is -receiving
-fop priority. ,The premier's request
Was revealed Wednesday . by -;Ban.
minister of Times
Monday opening will, lie- for. reoms
only: .- Opening Of the ,neW,,,dining:
: net take .plaee' nnt.il
Thursday, June 26th. The nPenitig
:•the Sunset, ,IlOwtel this. month
Marks the first Al*e thehotel will
be operated en :a:.year round
basis-
intad: of just in., -the sin:tinier
_months. '. Wark:.is...no*' proceeding'
en tlin-ifistallation ;of dllcompletely
n.ew heating system and also new
;dining :room. Godericli ..Sigital-
Repaye,..kath. Street:,
Members :of' the.4inghaiii.: town
councd, '‘ meeting 'ory lgonday even-
ing; expressed Corniolete- satisfac-
tion.::With-. a ,:, contract which!: has
been, negotiated for the pa,ving, .of
streets in town this' suninier. Coun-
cillor Ehnen. Wilkinsoiii. chair' Irian
�f the public **kg ceminittee_,
Said:that:for a charge .iinif.7„, siightly
higher thariAast. year-Ithestreet.S-
will';he given twocoatofliotthix
-
rather'Anan,'one;....aS" has leen, the;
case • pre,vious , Paving jobS.. In
addition te.....:the, extra .coating, :the
paVement vill receive additibnai
will guarantee a
inticir-moother and More 'enduring
surfaee,' Winsharn AdVance-
'
YE
'Int..erestingitems gleaned from
The Huron Fapcisitor of 25, 50
-and 75 years ago.,
Two Negroes' were isctisSing"
gamily trees, -
"Yessuh, -man," said; Ambrose',
cair„trace -inalfrelations back,
to a faniffrtree."-
“Chase 'em back to, a, family:
tree?” asked Mose. -
race
"Naw
'em -get Me? .
'there , ain't but two Rinds
of 'things dat live in trees -birds
and monkeYs-and Ye' she' aint
From' Th" ' ' 1' Seatortk atid:Mr, Druee.
1r 33: .e°d by'19.'tte.'17Fe'ef*r; 4'ev-
A cOninaitte4-appointed.' by • a,-neti*,n- .
-Meeting of citizens called by SOZ MT.; J 1gm Tom, pififf.le school
fatly'. Golf. and') OPurtbyT'C-1.111).'i'.4°' itisneetar 'for :West -Enron,. m .bis:
consider a net' ,80E. • courge. site, fetort to thei.couneil. saysi. ,!There
piirchased .th.e.f Case ptePer#: were -122 Waelte;s...:•iit :West Huron:
the', lur611 4°a4" E.h.t. lire Price at. the 'CloSe oft1.007;,-1.2 holding
tinrin
Wattg 0$20;7:w0,.'..calnuclis.onThe shsaerafeOerfthstlr. dhtlidinassg:
and'. Country clnb, been Jo- Thirty-otht.,1penLviere. teaching at
crated:10r' the past 13years on the an average, salary .of $5,08, .arid.•84
DoddS' feria: inMelcillOP.i .women at .an , average salary of
. The .w.oidstorm. inn„,pagt week Km.,
helped bpsiness for soma ea& spo4: The jyriSses kennedY; -fOrnierly
ed the,'!Work a Years :for .Z•thecs,--of•-Ttiekersnaith;r, ,who :with: •their
N..' 'Cluff...&' sons, Seaforth lumber ,mOther-,,'haVe been residing: in
dealersp. sold 4 cat and. a' half town since - last t&11 have pui
Shingles M
Within, A ,day of the. first, thased the reidonee.: of Mr.
storrn:.• In Constance, r. Leslie tiami Taney, West William St.-
TaSker had• the frame built for a „Mrsizrparou isAaicl tip With
new. barn ., tO:replace one recently
destroyed.' by when ,Siindayls
storm levelled: it to the ground'.
• pr: Charles 'IIackay, and , phi]:
MacTavish were: in St; Catharines
Oda,- Week: attending the convention
.a sorelniee, the result of an acci-
dent:While playing football.
.' A pretty wedding cereinony
celebrated in St. 'Samos' Ch
Seaforth, , last monday;:- whe
eh,
James Plannery, son of Mr. !eh
-
of district Lions, • , .; Plannery, the Enron. Road,
Mr. 3.. 0, Mills,--reeentit 4)110110'7 Ttichergiiiith, , And -Miss,. Annie-
ed.'iaanager. ofthe-1061 branch" of tUiidaughter -of Mr. aid Mrs.
of gravel. I lived iii a part of the
'Country ...-whete the land, was bh*-
ing away ,right before': Your eyes.
1- Went -to • the capital eity..of..ene:
Our.proVinees and found it look-;
ed Just about like: Seaforth on Sat-
urdayight. was in places where,
nobody spoke any :English; , and in:.
others ___Where...:_nobooly.:,..Apoltnany,_
language at all to stranger.':
There's 'Bo doubt about.'1,1t,
Seaforth Midgets came out on'
top.. in two tilts during the past-,
week. -Th c --young baseball_.-L:lads
topped Clinten _8: to 8. 1")1:_°cinesslay..„,:
night, and ,took -.8ebringville-1.1 to •, '
8 on Thursday night. '
Wednesday's garde saW. .four
rUns scored • by' the. locals, M both.
the''fourth and fifthframes,- to,:
stay in front of Clinton, who scor-
,
ed one 'run in 'the third the fourth
-ahdthe.tep of the' sixth.:
Drager.'Reith .and,
lfoMe olate.tWice; while -other runs •
Were- '-'"Dred7by ,
For: CFrdon.., runs...Were scored by -
Dales, Idartliff and. Pickett:._ . .
•
Thursday nig ht • .Sebtingville--
'Started withjhe upper count-
ing
twice :in .the first, dil unan-
swered by Seaforth.-Seaforthcame-:
in the :SeConct with,, five runs
and carried 'through into the thirc/.1
three more. •
Sebringville counteli onlY three 1 -
times in the :second., and were
scoreless in the third and: fourth.,
Irv. the 'fourth Seaford) get one,'
more---Man.-acroSs -the -plate.
c: Only runin the fifth was: -tallied,
by the . visitors, who also.. c -punted
one in the sixth._ Seaford' put two-
more'men- across the Plate in. the.
sixth„to_LM,ake.:_the: win decisive
In : the to of the seventh the
Visi-
tors tried hard to regain,
but ,PuStied 'only, two. irtel home, 'to
Make , the' seer& 11. to .8.
. A. Canpdi,ari
:land ..waS,..soineWbatAiSturbed...
the .esthelle_enthuStasm; of a
guide: who Agek him inountatn
..especially carefuL
not" to Jail „here:;!"......the::::guide
,•',Warn-
ed hini.,2_`-!...beeause.this is a irnghty:
dangereats.place...Riit -ytiti:de.
remember.. tO. look to the rigbt
The- -VieW is ,extiaerdinary." • "7 • -
get no feathahs on yen?' , Spread ray • ,
the C4sactian Batik ,of 'Commerce, Tairieic TT iith; were
whey, succeeds -Mr. MIPielay thadelriart And
coninieneed his''thitieS
Enron C,ounty Counci'l *included ' , :4' .1
the. Jtitie meeting niklay,' tip Front. "The HuronFallogitiir
chided in the business ,Was the fix- %lune 15,1883
ing Of the -county rate at six mills. ' .A little boy, abut six years nf
Miss Jean Smith atid Miss Belle, ge,,ison of Mr, .Airchibald, Scott,
Campbell are in Toronto this week met with rather a serious aceident
attending. ' .the Rebekah Grand on Friday. Ile got ioggession of ,a
Ledge as delegates from Seaforth
'
mt. Ken Ament haS.. §eenred. a,
position .with.. A bond firin
in T-
nto.
Fithai llie Enron Exposithr
_June 1908
During. the Wilidttprip. wbich
Passed 01 here Monday evening
last, a bn being erected.
for, Mr. Peter Taylor, of Cenatattee,
vicoa:sfolbeIerv:tie. o'xtearmy 401g ea.t, 6;bAY,1 netutiatI8billegr
of fruit'tree's in this vicinity were
.dovina, ;
Mr- E. McVaill bavingan, It&
dition built to tlie back Of hie st#re,
to: , be :USect as a milliner;Work
rdtgAi 'ail4 the present work TOOrct
wifi,bp taxon into the, _store.. .
litr.•.1OlovNfolisgeatt, Of Ifo, Y, iias
a -fine lamb .whicli at birth weigh.,
ed 131/2.. Pounds, its,,girth titeh-
es„. and ita.,hoight ioohon,- and
at ::one itionth Weiglia nearly SG
'At' St. ThontaS! Church en Wed-
nesday at high tioen,. the inatriage
MiSt..‘%mentine Ethel, datig,h-,
'1V4.6viti tThis.,a titd-r414k
Jr 2 .11.111i AM&
whip and making his way into the
Stable made it dead set upon'one
f --tie horses. The anitspL.to
silo* hit disPicasuid, of gueh treat-
inent: Wired, stril 'Wig the child on:
the face and cutting:his 'Viper lip
clear. through. .
couple of large and elegant
heating furnatesyare being plated
in St. James' 'Catholic...Church in
this. toWn. • "2"::
,1,1k. George 'ffabkiik, of MOM. -
lop, has Shoivir -Us -A, Mammoth;
heresegg which measurft 61/4 hick-
eg the, one ''vtaz, by 8 :the Other. It
was laid by, a. Madan. hen, Al.
igh. alt. her eggs are.not quite
So large as she has a
hahit of laying. very large eggs.
Mr. M., D. Counter; *to, ilk CM-
$iderable, ef a floWer fancier, has
ti-geraniuro, which is over 14 feet
The following boys le,ave today
at 1:30 p.m: to-rdaY tor atolimfor
championsbip in Waterloo this af-
ternocn:-. Theo Coleinank, Gi Dewar;
G.tatdoon, 1...X01.6rin, D.- MO,:
Dotiald,,I. 'Malone,i.Cressw.ell,
A.' Willson, .1'. Dice, W., steWArt
and NV, 'McDonald. Me. Harsiont
ft, 4tAr4.$0
1. •-
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•
a as time,:
HE
e insuraue
Everyone knows What can happen -to the.,perforinan:Ce of la,
car that isn't serviced regularly:. The 'sainelisk: of poor
. _
performaiiee holds true for your life -iesurancc if you
neglect 10 keep it Up to date., Time brings changes ni your
life thatinmin create.the-need for a-, review ..Of your
„policies: Perhaps new beneficiaries ' shoUld., be appOitited
Perhaps the method whichbenefits are to bepaid *
either by ineprne or by single atriciinii,:is new longer, in your
family's best -interest. W1intVbu1d-4 careful teview,,Of
Tyotit,peliCieg :reveal7--That.you4aveniore,than..,enmigh:_,
'life insurance ,-or that:time-has brought new needs
, for protection and saving' ' •
By keeping in tench witli the:gan from Mantrfactuters you
can be sure 'scant' lifejliatitance is 'arranged to do the job you
.waot it to do.. why oot nail himk for a policy '
"Check -tip": today?
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THE .. '. .
MANUFACTURERS LIFE
' INSURANCE COMPAN•Y' .•,..
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'J. 'Cc4rdno,
Representative'
StAFORTII.:
Tell 765s
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as
o niony folk ,invest. at
British
1. ?rho know. British Mortgage eertifiCateS, are SAFE,
se- safo :that .Oritaria law states that trust tnoney
_ 'Can be :invested in them. ,
. They appreciate the GUAitANITED. rate of ;interest. "
Not only is an , excellent rate paid—at 'present
4% for g to 6 lyears--,but the rate' is guaranteed
for the. full term. . '
3. They like the CONVEX1ENCE Of British MortgageertifiCates,
. .
Many Reople wake their- investment by Mait'and then ,
get their interest by tpail.British IVIortgage 'certificates
are as convenient as your. nearest triail4box.':,-,
L.,.'rtiy grid, it:WIgg to invest for a Short teriu.
r. Ili these days of rapid changes Ws .c)#eii wise to invest for
only- short term. British Mortgage certificatee are iSsue
for 1 to years.: At .the end- et :the. tern'', the can -he
renewed'', or cashed:.
' t t
- to investju a British Mortgage cer Ifica
Mail Your your cheque—$100:•or more—it's ' as easy as that
or call. the British Mortgage- ageut.hi y�ur atem
'Don't,,delay--,enr, money starts to earn interegi,•the da you
*Ake the luitizstment.
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