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The Signal, 1935-1-24, Page 8:-'1Laredel, January UM, 1986 THB SIGNAL Note Paper SASE of WRITING PADS and ENVELOPES Note-sise Pad and Envelopes Sale Prioe 19c 744-oYPr P and Envelopes Sale Price 25c Letter -wise Pad and Envel- opes. Sale Prioe 29c This is good quality Paper and Envelopes Cole's Book Store F. WOOLLCOMBE HAMILTON STRF.E7' Ageaey ter all Um, of INSURANcE IOW it \TES GODERICH, ONT. Winter S in G} ode chri toad Again Considered OODERICH 4--WINGHAM I Inspired by the Trojan efforts of Don McKay, brilliant wingspan, the (loderich Sailors came through with a 4T Odom In their first encou with the Wingbarn Indians on Thurs- day night last at the Weet street rink. "Big Train" Murney's ..olo goal in the first period was the only shining light In that twenty minutes of uninspiring hockey. Even when Somers poked the tieing tally between Doak's Leet at the five-minute mark of the second Per- 116#110Y; er- the tllrr<f:Fde; " 116n made up for lack of tbrllls in the first two-thirds of the game. McKay worked like a madman and time and again was frustrated at the Indians' goal by Brown, who, It seemed, was blessed with an uncanny amount of luck, or perhaps it was just the Sail- ors' bad luck. McKay gave the Sailors a one -goal margin at thirteen minutes of the third period and duplicated his tally just one minute later. Allison made 1 the final score at seventeen minotes, Every Sailor goal was scored fro beside the ludlaua' defence, which w rather feeble when put to the t i 07npeee etvs aed a !.'.Y ef. -class the wing and Somers exhibited wicked shot, but it was a feeb dribbie that got by Doak. (ioderlcb served sl: penalties, Win ham two. The teams: Sailors -Doak, coal; Murney, Robinson, defence; centre, Allison wings, McKay, W. Robinson; site ''f istees, Atte*., RgWr- Iudlats-Brown, goal; B. Mitchel K. Somers, defence; centre, II. 1d1 shell; wings, Elliott, Thompson; a ternates, A. Potter, N. Potter, Cruik shank, Rae Referee-Thorndyke, Clinton. GODERICH L--MIT('IIELL 1 1 The t;,,decteh Sailors, by defevttln JI t. hell Y t at Mitchell on Monde night, stepped into second place In ;group in olierruedhite `tt" hocks Mentes teal the score at 1-1 atter lb S:tlk,rs hail been trolling a goal be 7itnd time; welt inter ter sreond period 1n. the tht?t1 period Phaleu made hi first goal of the season, and they man aged to hold their lewd intact unt the final bell. 11. Wright scared fo Mltrhell. (;oderlch missed a third 11000 When a McKay-ADisou combine tiwt swot haywire in the last fe minutes of the game before eu ope net. The Me --was heavy, with Uta 'result that litt-'e trashy ,hockey wits ,,!syed, the mete being coetesrt to ke:p 1:11 IT territory free of the puck w.th longdriftingdriftinshots. Si: penalties, wire serval--Gudertcb X Mitchell 4. 1 Lc teamsr oderteh--Oesl, 11. Doak ;defanee,H. Murrey, E. Robinson; centre, ti. Alli- son; wing., D. McKay, W. Robinson alternates. te. NIvtme, H. Thaler, W. Meclkissld. -- Goal, 0. Mc -CI -klin;• de- fence, G. Fawm, R. Porterfield; centre, II. Wright; wings, A. Cullitou, It Ie•pperd; alternates, A. Holmes, W I Icrl,ert. 4'. Stoneman.ll Referee -R. Mcwan, Clinton. as est. o n a le g- E. r- 1, t- 1- • g the 7 y• e I FOR RENT OR SALE Bedford Itesidettee-Cobourg St Appit to Phone 97 Executor. BUY I The only tip we can give you. Values like these make buy- ing pleasant and PROFITABLE - Sh elv es upon shelves oi SAV - ON AR OUD OWN Except that retailiag •t 3 lbs. 131.15 Blue Label reg. Silt Sale Price Richmello 53C Yellow Label reg. Goa Sale Price Richman° Lb. 63C Red Package DOMINO Sale GOLDEN TIP reg. 40e Prunes Era CLara 3 lbs 29e Cheese Nmbilide,mdian ib 13c Soap Comfort 10 Bars 29c Rolled Oats 5 H -19c Aunt lansima Pancake Flour Dumoulln Brand Maple Syrup I. int Quality Flour I "1'239 Bottle 27c Small Horse Shoe Sockeye 4 SALMON 1 lb. tin 3St Feu flutes —12oz. tin CORNED BEEF - 1St Crosse & Blackwell CATSUP 14 ea. hot. 17! mitt/It's Pkg. JELLY Powders pkg. St Beehive or Crown 5 -lb. tin CORN SYRUP - 37‘ DOMINION STORES T IN THE LIONS LEAGUE The local juvenile hockey league, Muter- the -supervision et the Lions Club, opened with two gamea at the West street rink on Seturday more - tug. le the area game Walter West- brook'. sextet trounced Terry Costel- lo•s team to the tune of 8-3. The cap- tain of the wizening team seemed to be in a class by hinrself and figured largely in the scoring. Costello and Morley Bloomfield looked' to be the best on tbe lo-ing team. In the second game Con Baechier's band fought Bruce Bloomfield's outfit Both games were free of incidents that might give rise to a penalty and the youngsters played remarkably well, even using combination at various stages of the games. A small group of spectators was on hand to watch the Lions' proteges. Roy Stonehotee refereed the games. COLLEGIANS LOSE AT LUCHNOW Ooach D. e. Hiles 0.0.I. Redshirts t hee the season's opener in their hock- ey schedule when the dro ted game with Lueknow, 5-3. The game west played at Lueknow on Thursday last. Doug. Clark, Lucknow left-wing- er, provided ("ouch Hill's squad with plenty of grief talth his unique method of attack, and skewed three goals in the Melt two minutes of piny. The Redshirts clamped on Clark during the rest of the game, Out he managed to nook through for an additional goal, totalling four of him team's !lye goals. Budd )litthleson, Ken Cutt and Joe O'Brien ecored for this Goderich col - 'twist us. The G. C. I. has a wealth of meterial to wore on this pair. Including Bud , Worth). lo goal, Don Lane sod Art WW1 and Keith Cutt ou the forward 1 1 110 and J. -O'Brien, Billy Carter, Tom thsge, Gordon McManus and 13111 Mc- listreerweesteerwerew INTERMEDIATE "B" STANDING Won Lost The Sailors now are In a !Position to threaten the standing of the lead- ers, as they have three games to play 10 t lie next week. They are January se 23, tiodericb at Clinton; January 29, Senforth at Goderich; January 81, LADIES' BOWLING LEAGUE First CAMAS is Schedule Played Moo- ds, Evening nowliwit *Was took the lead in the opening paw of the schedule on Hon - day DISK winning three of four points The three -game total was 2,006. Shamrocks won one point Their total was 1,744. a clean sweep over the Quints, taking fear yanuawakmeitp..41.4silies-ood... Zig-Zags took two points each. Total scores for Wedneeday's games were Zig-Eage 1M2, Lucky Strikes 1854 and Knockouts 1772. The teama entered in the ladies' tournament are as follows: Shamrocks --Mary Tobin, Helen Page, Olive Westbrook, Dorothy West- brook, Verna Plante, Florence Page. Supremes--Alleen Stowe, Peggy Partin:ill/I, (WW1* liroWnlee, Ws. E. Allison, Mrs. F. Rouse, Ramona White- ly. Quints--Martlua Hussey, Margaret Watson, Geraldine -Saunders, Gostrude Evans, Mrs. C. McBride, Phyllis Beech - Lucky Strikes-Mery iittssey, Grace Watson, Mrs. F. Saunders, Mrs. T. Hill, Margaret Connor, Worthy Black. Mchtentts, Mona Harrison. Jean Erie, Margaret MeMehen, Ida Elliott Zig-Zags-Ellizalsth Tobin, Frances Thomson, Agnes Campbell, Gwendo- lyn Clark, Jean MacDonald, Mary Buchanan. The following whedule has been arranged : Jan. 21-8harnrotiis, Surs-rimes, ()ulna. . Zig-Zags 28 -Knockouts, Zig-Zags, -11u- 90-Locke St Tikes, shamorocia, 4 -Knockout -. Lucky SWIM', Shamroeks 6-Supremes. Quints, Zig-Zags. 11--Shamrocke Lucky Strikes, 20 -Lucky Strikes, Qu nts, 26 -Lucky St rik es, Zig-Zags, 27---Suprem,-. Quints, Knockouts. MEN'S ROWLLNG LEAGUE The opening game irt'the men's it% e - the Royal bowline alleys on Thurs- day night last between the Banker - and the Golf Club. The three -line game was won by the Ciubbers, who had a slight margin of 168 over the Bankers. Total ...,.1144 for the fire men tutu were Gult Club 3091. Bank ern 2923. The telms won two po On Tuesday Iiajght the King Pin with • high score- of 31104, won thr points ftesta the Board of Trade, wh scored one. The latter's total w three points, leering one point t Lucky strikes, who totalled 2982. Men's teams entered in the Roy bowling alleys league are as follows: Lions Club -W. Bisset, Dune Golf Club -le lelord, H. Williams, Dermott, J. L. Parsons. Kay. wl Nairn, R. Aston. to King Pine -C. McManus, It. Mc- Manus, C. Meths, P. Bisect, N. Sale Lucky Strikes -de Hamby J: Iteld (Continued teem Page I) property -owners would be asked to give a right-of-way on private pro- perty. An expenditure of $20,000 to 03,444 outs -prapozed. !Peel leber would be tilled as much as possible lu reply to a question, Mr. ()riff said all the poles weuld be taken off Macabre street. He could not make auy such promise, however, for North or Hamilton street. Council referred the application to public optics committee for furtber cid! Departmeut of Agriculture with reference to the appointment of a weed inspector Wag referred to the public works committee. Deputy Reeve Turner spoke of cora- plaints regarding the road oil assesa- ments on Cambria road. He thought there had been a mistake somewhere. The whole matter of road oil assess- ments was referred to the public works committee for consideration. Councillor Hutting said the man in charge of the town weigh -scales was not a resident ot Cloderich, hut came up from Clinton. He thought a resi- dent of the town should have charge of the scales. This was referred to the market committee. Cementite. Reports The finance committee reported that arrangements had been made for the issuing of advance tax receipts allow- ing Interest at the rate of five per cent. per annum. The committee re- commended that Neil It. MacKay be appointed assessor and tax coliector for 1935 and that application tv made o the Bank of Montreal for a cred or-$0,000-Petiest -the -collection o big years flume .A--ehrsge- umber ceounts were recommended for pa ment, includirig amounts of the we are board amounting to $548.65. The special committee recommend that Councillor Brown, chairnsan o finanee committee, Councillor Hackie chairman of special committee, an Deputy Reeve Turner, ehairroan o fire eommittee, be appointed the cone ell's repreientatives on the welter hoard. Another recommendation we that the resolution passed by the 1934 council setting the price for cutting amended. and that hereafter 75e be paid for .utting, splitting and villa a cord of one -inch wood and $1.25 pe cord for four -inch wood These report. were adopted. Tbe Museum Peppiest oonweillor Brown reminded tb council of the proposal to establish local museum." Laet year it wa arranged that the top floor of th public library building could be used for this purpose, but the plan to form tuts to se th so as on Or ti al CHURCH NOTES The annual oortgregatlonal meeting of Knox ehurch will be held on Wed neaday evening, Febnaary 13th. North street United church will hold Rer- D. J. bane will preach at both ureic -es next (Sunday in Kiwi church. His sermon 'wheats will he: 11 cute -Tragic eseleseness;" 7 pen, "Work. lug unto Ilan vs. Working unto God." Sunday school at 8 p.m. Serrices in the Baptist church next Sabbath will be conducted by the pas- tor, Rev. W. T. Bunt. Sermon sub - Jets: 11 a.m., "Our Opened Doors and Our Adeersarlea;" 7 gm., "Joseph's series of sermons on the We or Joseph. Bible reboot at 10 am. The Ford erangelistic family hold a meeting in lIcKay Hall on Sunday night next at 8.30 o'cock. The Illustrated message will be: "When I see the blood I will pees over you" Prayer meeting and Bible study will be held at 10 Newgete street on ,Jan- uary 26, at 8 p.m. All are welcome. Service* 'under the auspice. of the Free Methodist church will be beld at MacKay Hail ou Sunday : 3 p.m., Bible wheel T evangelletie service. The pastor will brine another ,mes- sage Sunday evening on "The Second Coming of Christ." Thursday, 7.90 p m cottage peayer meeting. Miss Evelyn Dawson, pastor. The Salvation Army announces five days of special revival meetings to be conducted by Major Edwin Brace„ reteran 8.A. officer. Saturday, January 29th, at 8 p.m., praise meeting Sun- day, 11 a.m., holiness meeting; 7 p.m., salvation meeting. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, at 8 o'clock, three old- time revival meetings it Services will be Conducted In North street United church next Sabbath mg ee follow*: 10 a Metes Cite) meet - y ing, topic "Why I Do Not Go to ed Past:" 3 p.m., Sunday school • 7 pm "What Are We Lacking le Making Our Citizenship Christian?" The min- ister, Rev. W. P. lAne, will preach. The regular meeting of the Abmeek Chapter, 1.0.D.E., will be beld at the public library on Friday afternoon, February 1, at 4 o'clock. DEMI HORT0f4.1.-In Colborne township, on 11 Monday, January 2Ist, Ida May r Winadlt, beloved wife of Archibald IN litERIOR1AM e meKNIGHT.-in loving memory of • William hIcKelibt, who died Jan - nary 26th, 1917, and his wife, Mar- e garet Jane MeWbinney, who passed away January 280, 1933. -13eld In loving remembrance by their SONS AND DAUGHTERS. o historic -al society to take cearge f the project bad "petered out" and s town was Pkring SIM Niue the library hoard tor no Udell rpose, saki Councillor Brown. He ought either the arrangement with e library board should he cancelled or mething definite should be done to e museum project. Mayor IfneEwan thought the town !multi bare a plaee for the preserve - on of historical records and other art /es Some thinge had been sent from town to the Western rufversity at London which should have been kept here A reference was made to the spe- cial committee to .ee what could be ertson, McNee. Board of Traile-71. Costlo, W. Bar: le low Rod John -ton, It N Drennane--E, Drennan, P. Johnston D. Graham, H. Jetta/Son, J. McDougall W. Johnston High score of the week, in fact for the season, was made by Doug. Gra- ham who howled se2. GODERICH TOWNSHIP The matter of the sale of part lots and 8, concession 6, Colborne (from ich wood was cut for the town last nter), was referred to the public Councillor Lee propoised that the wn make an arrangement with H. Y or the nee of the snowplow • with which tm has been keeping open GODERICH DPWNSHIP, Jan 22. - Little Lillie Elliott was removed to oderich hospital. on Sunday evening. Mime Marion Porter, of Stretford Normal Scheel, vent the week -end t her home here. Miss Helen teethe/Ion of Stratford vent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Kra Robt. Davidson. A euie4isful dapee was held on Fri- day evening in Ms Orange Rail, un- der the **spices of Riverston L.O.L. Nos 145. There was a good crowd, and It 111 the intention to have an- other in two -weeks* time. duster • Red Oresse-The regular meetthe 6f the Junior Red Prose So- ✓ iets, Ica& held in tbe sehool on Fri- day, with the president, Armand Las- tialene, in the chair. A reading, "Looking le," wag Oven by Bernice Puller; a reading, 'The Laity Boy," by Betty Fuller, and one, "Jimmy's Gift to Little Jeens," by Pauline Lassa -- tete The program was followed by a lemon on "Cbsertherress" by the teacher. Saye_Money By Prepaying Town of Goderich, 1935 Taxes Taxpayers May Purchase Tax Prepayment Receipts for 1935 Taxes at Favorable Discounts COST COST COST COST COST AMOUNT Anytim• in J•n F•11 1 to F•b. 15 M•seh te Mar. 15 tlipril 1 to April 15 May 1 to 13 50.00 48.80 49.00 49.20 49.45 49.65 Prepayment Receipts must be presented along with 1935 Tax Bills first instarimesit period. Bank inter' est is only- 2 per cent. Purchsie_your Prepayment Receipts and have your money earning 5 per cent. interest. June Discounts will be allowed in addition. during the early NEIL R. MacKAY....Iax Collector_ Union Church tietes.-The regular meeting of the p.s. will tt* hPlii1 in the church en Feeley evening The sacrareeht of the Lord's Supper was dinpensed on Runde, to * large nem. her of communicants The pantog, RP,. IP. Ir. cram, Ot‘nUtli4u1 the pelpiC the text, "Behold. what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon tut that we should be ealisil the sone of God: therefore the Ivo* knoweet as met. beceuse It knew idell not" (1 Joh. --Next Sonilag..10nrices will be at Ins service situLstaa. 1 weeder ?twee !het mot a • leg for him. -Rutherford- thought It could be twed to good ruse on the %snare and elsewhere the town le timee of stone - This was referred teejleaulttos og the whole council. The public. worts committee was empowered to put in a window at the skating rink foe the junior hockey team's dreerting room. Two eyinwe were passed -No. 6, ap- pointing Nell Rue ItaeKay aisessor and ,collector at a salary of *1000 pee annum, and No. 7, aethorizing the bor- rowing of funds to the amount of Saa.000 for current expenees. 0ouncil then went into committee of the whok to eonsider the cemetery commie/don ami snowplow proposition,. It was left with the chairman of the puMie works committee to deal with the miner of the snowplow and the matter Or the cemetery commlanion was lett in the hands of the eemetery anti perke committee. BRIEFS 0.C.I. omtnencement in MacKay Hail, January 31nt and February Int. Boy display cards for particulars. Mrs. M. Burkholder le confined be bed with a heart attack. hat arrangements have been made for turning out work as tout at her rstudio. The regular monthly meeting of the Seaford Homers! Auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs. H, Morrie night at Capital Theatre, There's/ February 14. feaudette Colbert la "Torch Singers." Regular admission, Me. Rouse le BPI I. who have been combo-, fink the Kingsston *rest auto repair anti 'terrier 'dation. annotowe In thin Irmo. their removal on February 1st to the former Mien:wan mug@ at the or. roe of Kinmeon and Vleiorla streets. A bitinenton tourney Mated to be guyed between Goderieh and Itaythed chess oa Thursday night lest was postponed, as the Ooderdelt deb waa enable to make the trip over the drifted reads. rear, 10 Is a Dominion -wide C.0 I.T. week, and the two 0.0.1.9r crowps ot 1[1307 Presbyterian church are planate* aa 4944. nmensig114./A epeeist sieurrast for Tuesday, Stb Pertber details will Ise avellable east wish. PUBLIC NOTICE A MODELLED, upholstered.' Cabinet work. 411 work caretully done at rea- sonable prices. Estimates free. 01110 MeKAY, 88 St. David's Street. - CARD OF THANES MRS. JAMES YOUNG WISHES TO gla express her sincerest appeetiatioa of the many kindnesses received through the eupervisers, nurses -1n - training and friends during her Ill- ness at Alexandra Marine and Gen- eral hospital. MRS. JAMES A. YOUNG. WAKTrn WANTED. -MAN WITH CAR. " Route experience preferred but not nereasery. RAWLEIGH, Dept. MLA - 216 -M, Montreal, Canada. NrAeerED.-00PY 01' BOOK EN- gg TITLED "The New History of Illaadford and Merton." .nassossbie price offered. ,&pply at SIGNAL OF - TANNING AND TAXIDERMY NOTICE TO HUNTERS AND TRAP- IIPERS.-I have completed a course in taxidermy and tanning of furs, and have secured a license to tan. I am now prepared to tan all kinds of small pelts up to the size of dog or wolf. You can hare your for pelts made int° !eve!) neckpieces. Beet mater- ials obtainable used In 81 furs. CHAR BARKER, Baytield road, Goderich: permit No. 4. FOR SALE OR RENT VOR SALE -VIOLINS AND BOWS. g Collection of rare old. R, MENZIICf3, Kitchener, Ont. TO RENT. -THE EAST SIDE OF double Douse situate on Bruce street. Apply to HATS It HAYS, Ham- ilton street. Goderich. house, on the corner of Nelson and Rt. Andrew'a streets; also a double garage. Iminedlate possession. J. W. °RAMIE or ALEX. YOUNG, R.R. No 5, Goderich. CARR FOR SALE. -10041011,111 PARK 11- G13 Highway No. 8, oa• sad a -half mlle west of Hohnessille. Frame house and good barn. stable and driv- ing shed. Apple to WM. HILL Meat street, Goderich. tRATAtt-PTTRXIIRED TORIC a Plifitt, both Noses for breeders Reed from splendid breed anti eol4 at the right priee. Apply at onee and get R.R. 1, Port Albert Phone 23-0 Dm - ✓ ename Water Highway; ficsesteree 01 R SAGE-POTAT/FRT luau OW Itioati with dwelling hoes., full base- ment under dwelling, garage. poultry hone's, room far SOO layers, SIM fur Inenhetors and four brooder stoves. eastern MAR W. A. 011111ROLM. Notice is hereby given to all per- sons having any claim against the estate of James Plowman, late of the township of West Wawanoalb, la OS County of Huron, farmer, deceased, who died on or about the sixth de7 same to the undersigned on or before the twenty-sixth day of Januar!. &D. 1935, as ou end after that. date the executricee of the said estate shall proceed to make distribution therepf, having regard only to the claims thee Dated at (Ioderich thigninth day of January, A.D. 1965. Mete -.111A.lb.-Oodeetthe'49411141114,"-",-n Solicitors tor the nveestrIces Web. I NOTIOE TO CREDITORS. la the tnatter of tbe estate of Robert Houartb, late of the Town of God- erich, in the County of Huron, gentle. matt, deceased. Take notice that all creditors and others having claims or demands against the estate of the said Robert lloggarth, who died op or about the thirty -drat dee Of December, Al). 1114, are requiretren or before the tweake- d:8s day of January, A.D. 19136, to deliver to the undersigned solicitor fall partkulars of their claims. And take notice that after tech last mentioned date the executors will pro- ceed to dietribute the assets of tbe sald deceased among the parties en- titled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they Wall then have notice, and that the said execu- tors will not be liable tor the said smuts to any person or persona of whose claire notice shall not thee have been received by their solicitor. Solicitor for the sahl '"-eeutors. lIEDICAL ',NOSE, THROAT. Late House Surgeon New York Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, as- sistant at Mooredeld Eye Hospital and Golden Square Throat Hospital, London, Eng 53 Waterloo 8treet 8, Stratford. Teiepbone 267. At Hotel Bedford, Goderich, from 7 p.m. on the evening of the tbird y mob moth seta the n ext day, Thursday, at 1 p.m. DRUGLILS8 PRACTITIONER Goderich, Phone 1141 Equipped with electro-reagastia baths. Electronic e/ectric treat/asset and chiropractic. Chronic, ormsale and nervous diastases. Lady ix at- tendance. Oak* hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m. 013 Tuesday. Friday and Sat- u rday, and on Wedoesday 10 to Hi A.m. and 7 to 8 p.m.. or coamatatioa may be bad by appointment A. N. ATKINSON Realduce and otike--Conter el South street and Britannia read. I- W. MONTEITH, Chi rtered Accountant 269 Outario &reel, Stratford, Oat - 1510 Star Building, Toronto, Osat. joirs. w. HARPER AND OOMPANY, Chartered Accountants, 820 Bay St., Toronto. AUCTIONEBBINO LITX STOCK AND OENERAL Yelephooe No. 119 Sales attended to anywhere and every effort made to give malefaction. Farmers' sale notes discounted. LEGAL DUDLEY E. HOLMES, Barrister, Etc. Telepbone 55. DOUGLAS R. NAIRN, Barrister and Solicitor Telephone 512. F. R. DARROW, BARRISTER, wrc. Successor to .1. L Moran Telephone 97. FRANK DONNELLY, B.A. Barrister, Sotketatte rte. Telephone 282. ,DAYS HAYS, Rarristers and Solicitors Telephone 138. ERNERT M. LEE Barrister and Solleitor Sun Life Building. Adelaide sad Vic- toria Streets, Toronto 2. Telephone Elgin -Win INSUIIANCII, LOANS ETC. afelCILLOP MUTUAL rucra INSUR- ANCE 00. ---Tann and isolated town proPert7 Insured- Sestorth; James Oonnelly, Vice -Pres., Ooderich P.O.; Merton A. Reid, flee - forth. Sec:Tress.. Seaforth P.O. Directors -A. Broadfoot 11.R. 146. a. Wm. Knor, Londeehoro; Robert Par. R R. 1: Jetts+ Pepper, neneeilekt: Tres Arehibald, Seeforth, R.R. 4; Jessie teo; huts Watt, Myth; lialay Ige- 10.ehere, Seater* ; Jobs Murray, Ilse.' Polk7-bolders ran snits ell payments and get their cards teeelpted at tie Raul. Raab" ,estels wows— I. W. Rate amoral atom. 11001111.