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ew Year's
ifts
New Year Novelties are here
in great variety. Books, dames,
Dolls, Toys, Silver Ornaments, and
going at greatly reduced prices.
Come and look them over. Toy
shop at rear of our store.
DRESS GOODS
and SILKS
its
tJ JACKETS
snake useful and acceptable
presents. A nice silk waist
or plaid skirt would be
just right. We are offering
exceptional values in these
lines for the next two
weeks.
HANDKERCHIEFS
and TIES
[Handsome, inexpensive,
useful presents in Handker-
chiefs from 5c to $1.00.
Splendid rause &teat_-li
25c and 50c.
ObbMil
and FURS
Lovely warm
wraps in Fur
Capes, Fur Lined
('apes, Fur Trim-
med Capes aiid
Plaid Shawls.
Jackets cleat-
ing at reduced
prices,
New Fur Caperines i and
Jackets.
GLOVES and PUR3ES
Best Kid Glove- in, the
-market, blaek--and- eolers,
at $1.00. Extra value in
purses from 5c each to $ 1.00
at clearing prices.
CLOTHING and ,
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
Boys' Pea
Jackets, Boys'
'Suits, Boys'
Pants, Men's
SuitsandOver-
coats. New
Shirts} . N 43 w
Caps. and Ties.
CAPE AND
JACKET CLOTHS
Wide, double -fold cloths
suitable for child's ulster or1
' cape, clearing at 78cc.
--SPRY £SD UNDERWEAR. -For men or ladies and
children. All sizes. All prices. Extra values:
-_Dome and look over onr.stock. Never better prepared
serve you with such good values
to
Smith Bro's & Co.
DUNGANNON.
Nonce.- The local agency In Dungannon
for The SIoNaL Is at the wilco of .1. 0. W•, .
J.P., oo0veywooer, to.. who will receive or
der* for subscriptions. •dvertlerog and Job
week, and 1. authorised to Ore reeeeple for
Sensate paid for the same
(`I A. NEWTON, DENTIST; O- F LUCK -
now will resume hie tripe to Dungan-
non in April. -let and 3rd rridav each month.
'1'(YISDAY, Ileo. 25, 9061.
All persons to this neighborhood wishing
to renew their eubs.trlpilone to Tns SIOrAL
should ooll on J. G. Ward, J.P., who V
authorized fa give reoetpts for the same.
CARLOW.
W b.DNOADAY, Dia 26th.
1. Hetherington spent Sunday in Carlow.
Wedding bells will soon be °binder
again. •
Mlso Lena Johnston, of %6 IJTC. 1., le
Deme for holidays.
MIs. A Henderson, of Oodertoh, was •
visitor b: re lost week.
Frank.JiaPhee to 'pending Christmas
with his uncle George at Loyal.
Mlee Mary Robertson, of Winghem, 1.
ependleg her vacation at home.
John Johnston, of the Model F.rm,
Guelph, le opendtne his holiday. at home.
Miss Maud Sallow., of God.rioh, attend-
ed the Christmas tree here on Friday evro•
Ips last.
Mr. and Mn. Jame. McPhee, of Gode.
rioh, .past Christmas with Mr McPhee''
parents.
Moth intereet was &ekes to the Farmers'
laltllote meeting. held here on Wednesday
of lase week Then was a lull house both
afternoon and evening to listen to very •bio
addressee given ',y Joe. Snell. the prtatdent,
Mir L Rose, of Guelph, and Mr Ftoh•, of
Wooderook,and many points were very Mill'
dteouesod duringthe mood in the (arm-
ies
ng. m
Isg and delrying 11.. Ai tae dime of the
afternoon meeting • Lade..' Instatete was
organize! ant Miss Mary L. Green, of ('ul
borne, I••e of the Dairy College, Guelph,
was appointed president ; Mrs. Colin Can,p
hell, of Goderlo6, vice president, and Meet
McPhail, of Porter'' Hill, secretary. I1 le
hoped thelr Inetruotton to the dairy hoe, w
well ast° domestic work,will be a betiefit
lo those who have not had the privilege of
ateeodieg the dairy school,
I1' Step" are Ming taken for the formatton
.f • ooa0ty bookey league.
LANES.
TuosDAT, 11... 961h.
•
Wedddog bells are r
Rev. R. Henderson, of Alaimo,
000spl.d
the palet t hen oa Headily Met.
TUE SIGNAL : GODERICH _ONTARIO.
to a o,rmprekenelve and as thorough u the
of any newspaper In Canada ; Its ooutme
Mal page oovern every lmportent olty a
&..suss to the world, tad glees to la
iee',re all the market report, fifteen hours
n atyaoos of their appearaoue la the mure-
og papers. The 'Toronto Star raoks with
our foremost papers, white, beueuee of the
bright whtoh ab•rsoterlaee a from the
Id at prase to the last, It m the most read-
able of shun all. Such • paper le worth
Lowe, i••s war
bscription'r•I of 11.b0 a you.
t I lir (lsorg. Monition, Elgin &Yasuo.
r Day will remain 1& Ohl. Prowler'., u 11 ti
r.1
1, rhumson's luteutioa to enrage to Ns
eawmtlllug hooka**.
COMING AND GOING
Jasper Ntchuleon 1. home 1r0mCfb:ego.
- El. Campaigns 1s home tar the winter.
Lt .11 1 w.edte spent 1'nrl,tmae to ('llato0.
Jamas Clark lett for Toronto this murn•
;
M. K. Dulmwge *peat Chrbtatw le Lon-
don.
t.nu Smith, of Hensel' as In town thle
week.
W. t:leuu Campbell le vldttng bar home
at Aylmer.
Mien Megan spent Christmas at her Boma
le Stretford.
Julie Complete, of Galt, is spending holi-
day* et home.
Wm. Bean is home from Culruee for the
who„ i vaoatlou.
Mss Frisks oet,brated Christmas at her
tonne at biopic
Waller Bauhanan, of 'reroute, was In
.aan this week.
Albert Dlokson, of Stratford, was home
Lt lb. holiday.
Martha* Johuston is home from Berl
fur the holidays.
MhesJeset. Robertson 1. home from Ere
fur the holidays.
Percy A. Malconeon, of Luoknow, sp.
tehrutu,aa to town.
Graham Williams, of Toronto, spent
Christina' In town.
Harr) McKenzie, of Toronto, ,pone
Citrmlmu at bona..
Mum Florence Clark, of Blyth, 1. Meting
Miss Rote Salkeld.
Couduotor Aaubrooke and family spent
Christmas at earls.
David Hyslop her returned borne atter a
..aeon tee Wee lakes
L. W. Judd, of the College of Pbarmay,
Toroaeo, he op..11er the holidays with bb
ure*ber-ln-law, R. E. Smith.
Mrs Jas. Br.cle ldge, A M. Brookes.
ridge and Mn. Edward .pent Christina"
with Bloods to (Trey toweahlp.
Mr. and Mie J. C. Kober soo tad M..
ter Great lichenous', 01'1'oronW, so.
tag the Christmas holidays In towu.
lire. Dyer and Min Jennie Wilson ar-
rived
rrived from Brampton to mood Cbralwos
with their motber, Mr.. Joe. Wilson.
Mr. and Mn. (Melo and Miss Evelyn, of
Salorth, .pent Christmas with Mrs.
Greig'. pare.&, Mr. and Mre. W. Aoho.on.
Mae Edieh Falooner, 01 Bayheld, who
has been amending the Collegiate Institute
hen, 1. .pending the holidays at her home.
A. J. uwkaon arrived home from MoGill
University, Moolr.al, for tee holiday., and
N oised at *b. posh oftiue In the dharibution
o f the Christman maim.
Bani.min Bean, of ileo Moises, Iowa, hu
been spending the put week with hle par•
ants, Mr. and Mr. Isaao Been. It 1. df
teen yarn Maw Mr. Bean was home ; be
now holds a good position a humane ottioer
In the Iowan city.
'foe Stu NAL Ma 0e4101 to rwnv• a oall
from Peter Stuart, of Ern, North Dakota,
who ha been vatting hie old home at Lee -
burn. Mr. Stuart in to the general mer•
pantile buemee. at Erie, and 1s dutttg well.
1t le .levee years Moos he has been nom..
in
�J. Ure Stewart, of MuUlll College, Mont-
le, real, has boon wader mwloal aid for uvea •
week with a avers •ttwk of ohloken ; �z
DI and inou0sequ*uos was unable to write us
DUI ezamia0Uosa
Dr. Helmet It.. reo.tv.d a sample of the
sew .loth wblob ba been adopted for the
British army uniform. 1t to a tweed of
mated brown and grey, of submaottal and
yet sot too Davy texture, and should make
foormserviceableanvery serviceable d rasher pr.ety uul•
W. 1'. Potter, of Colborne, bad the m a•
fortune • few day. ago to hive ha arm
broken by the k.uk of a horse. He wee
taking the home nue ui the *table to Dome
to town when the oelmal kicked bin, with
Copt. Parlous hoe returned home alter
the weemm'. wiling.
Will. Hayden is ht:m. from Toronto for
the Christmas season.-
N B. Smith •ttendtid a seem gathering
at Semitone lute night. •
Reuben Snell it home from llegereville
for a week's holidays.
Miss Mary Stamen, of Ridgeway, le
n.me for be holidays,
Mite Bertha Husk 1. home from s ,ler
for the school vacation.
Mlle Linke Andrews u hop
Zerlub for the holidays.
111WBrosk Mitchell, of Toronto, eW
tloa
Ing vatioo at home.
Allan Sperling, of Toronto, ie
the holids,.
s at bone. -
Mus Ra ertaon. of Windsor. 1. M.o for
tee Cnn.thou holidays.
the result thee he will be IooapaolMNd for
some week..
The l'hrl.Usu Guardian of a recent date
°untaiued the fullowiog .apreedos of
thanks from the widow of Ib. lab. Rev. J.I.
Morse, son of 1). Mores, et lawn : "Mrs.
Motu, widow o1 the late K.v. J. X
Moran, of C.Oertten, wishes through Th.
Guardian to express her gratitui. W 1he
quarterly board of the Amrltsaburg olroult,
and many other kind friends, whose °serer
Mors of ay mpatby have been a great mom•
fort to her Is bier hour. of wee become -
moot."
What Could Be Nicer
Money Saved
by baying your GHOCKHIKS at
P. T. DEAN'S •
Heat Corn eiaroh 4 ',mikados',mikados tor
March.
Laundry Mab. 4 lbs. for
valenola !alalia, per poured
Mired Candi, 31 $ i t0. ..
tager
17 lbs. granulated Redpath sfor 1.01
It Ibe. Cottee anger ter 2.M
Package Toe, worth 60r per pound, f r.16
S 104.1114,0a tea, wealth 430lo., for 101
Mein,. D Ibe J.pau Tea, worth fur .. . 1.W
Ground d Beptoe, C lovee.h..ela etc. per ab .30
Lemon, 0 auto, and Citron Peel. par Ib 20
Good Laundry Moan. 7 Dere for sees .25
Sweet BI cud* and dodos. per Ib sees .lie
Extract* Vanilla, lowon. Pep'reake Ifel .25
Pickles, Ler Quart .IS
ramp ler of Qee
lsws . far .10
Coffee worth loo lb., gro-tFaren ordered . .35
Bee our Coffee at per Ib.. ,... .10
Large Stag Lamp filar .O6
Medium .. 46
Oatmeal, Castile Toilet Scapa, per bar. . .06
byrup, per gallon . .50
Kimmel° 011, per bottle .. . . ,16
4 pounds Currants for........ .. ,f6
Just arrived -0 Quantiy sf bud Dem. sed
Wo Cooking end Leper nue. to be sold at
right prime.
se
A ole reduot ion on ')motor/ aOtaa..
wer
.1 .25
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.10
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sanest
P. T. DEAN, on
- Harts. Y
KNo wools 'Mimed at thee, 1.4101111.1.4101111.
SEs DATES BELOW.
Than a pair of oar famous
for a New Year's Gift W • lady'
Emmy pair a e work of .re. Aa
a special luduoemoot, we et ill
glee a bautt al Itthuvreph of
Queen Louise with every pa.r of
Queen Quality Show sold during
she omit two weeks.
See Our Pange of Men's Slippersi,
In Ie, ;A.A. and fumy velvets, pekoes *0.575. Mbias), ag•wr
,1,76 per p lr 1 fml(t
only 96s; boot oarpete at 25c. r
Our LADILS' FRIT DLIPPICRS a16o per pair are SPECIAL VALUES,
Miter qualities from 26o to Situ per pair. We have a great variety of fancy ellpters
to °boom iron,, 111.11111111111oo
for .I1 oaeluns.
Men's Felt Boots, leather half up Oho leg, regular i2.00 line, only j1SIMpair. Lovely silk velvet Santa Claus Slipper. fee children, cooly ly 26o ppair,
We carry • full line of snag proof and other good lumbermen's rubbers
at lowest prices.
We believe satisfied customers are our very best advertisement, and we
.strive to do everything in our power to wake customers satisfied.
_P.T. HALLS
Sole Agent for Queen Quality,
1j
PARSONS' a FA 1
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New Year, 1901 i
--1s- Coming-
And It is now time 13
buy your Holiday Gifts, 1
and here is the place I
to buy
Manicure and Toilet Oa.e combined, for e2:48Celluloid Toilet Cases, from 50c to $3.75
Collar and Cuff Boxes, for 95c
Picture Frames, 35c
Hand made' and Tie Oases, $1.35 and upwards
Stony Hair Brushes, 60c, 90c and $1.00 i!
Fancy Mirrors, from 5c to 59c
We have a large assortment of Fancy China
and Lamps.
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Established 1886. Over 80 Years of Sueee'r In Toronto. Ont.
J. Y. EOAN, Rupture Speci:Lt.o n S`
Mr. an Mn. C. Seager were viettieltiw
1 urootn over Christmas.
\ata McLellan le epending the holidays
a✓ her home trnStratford.
I'aul 1 urubutl, of Chatham, .pent Christ -
U1311 Day •.t the rectory.
Mhos Harris, of Toronto, m visiting her
meter, MNNellie Harris.
M -is Jennie Holmes epees Christmas at
her home at Wblteohurce.
D. Donaldson, of Smola, spent Christmas
L his motho,
er& home her
Mn. Fulda has toioed her hosbaod al
Milwaukee ler the "rioter.
Chee: 1llsOk, of-Dundas.a -
-,among the
e-iLIsriatmas Matters in tows.
ltd. Tilt 1. home from Ms0111 University,
Montreal, for the holiday..
Munioipal matters are begiaclog to take
the attention of the people Rumor may'.
there are to be quite a Dumber of oandl•
dates In the Bed.
Cha. Rouse, who has carried on • .ac•
woeful butine. In the line of bl•ok.mitbing
for the put ten rear., disposed of his prop-
erty last week to Jos. Sm.' '.r, of Look•
now, who takes possession IC ono,. Mr.
Rouse, we believe, Intends to .spays to
farming.
UPWARD TENDENCY OF SUB-
SCRIPTION RATES.
!'here has been an upward tendency in
newspaper subscription rates during the
put year throughout the Province of On-
torto. The tnonaeed Dost of paper, coupled
with postage, which, for two or three years,
newspapers have had to pay, ba brought
•boot this result There are now no
"dollar dailies" in Ontario. • The 21 dolly
may oome In the future. but Its time 1. not
yet. The rates of some paper' hive been
inoraeed within the put few months from
81 to 82 a year. The Toronto News and
The Toronto Star, however, which did sell
for $1, have mads a half way advano., and
are now sold to subscriber* who timely.
,hem Weevil the post otfioe at '1,500 year,
This change, small though It Is, le to rho
right direction. While a dally metr000l
lean paper wait eta The Toronto Star dues
toe compete with the provloolal press, their
rn.pective fields being different, sod the one
• complement of the other, vet at the earns
time the foot that • daily paper -ten pages
e very other day and sixteen or twenty o0
S.turdaye-enoh as The Toronto Star, lar
example, mould he bought for a year for 81
bye an taevitable sReot upon the smbecrip-
ttnn prime of the pro. metal prem. And
w hen the fact 5 known that $1 • year will
not pay for the whits paper and postage
Moroi of a pater like The Toronto Star, sob•
earthier. themselves should have no Malec
thio to paying an advance sufioleot to ooyer
Cues: initial ooste.
At $1.50 • year The Toronto Daily Star
is the hest newspaper value in this t'rovloos.
Tb. Star non&eIn, Hunter'. oartoono daily ;
It h.. ' tree women' writer. of its own ; It
h a. its own (pedal cables and special tele-
graph despatches t Iss sporting dep•rtmsel
Holidqy Books
AND
Holiday Goods
All the newest Books, shown in beautiful Holiday Editions, Poetry,
Prose, History, Etc. Guide to Wild Flowers, $2.50 riot. The Biography of
m Grizzly, by Ernest Heaton Thompson, 61.50. Mooswa, by W. A. Fraser,
11.60 net Dr. North and His Fnends, by 1i. Weir Mitchell, $1.25. Tommy
and Grizel, by Barrie, 11.25.
Juvenile Books by the hundreds to select from. Father Harsh', Mother
Wild Go20e, Tommy Atkins, Soldiers of the Queen, youth African A B C,
Child's Own, Prize, Chatterbox, Chums, Boys' Own A nnual, Girls' Own An-
-Mil, Leisure Hour, Sunday at Home, I110. As osnsl we will sell these
Books at reduced primes. Watch Show Window for prices.
Art Calendars, New Year Cards and Presentation Books Co
Fine China, Art Ornamental Goods and Sterling Silver, also R
Onyx Goods.
Get ,dig 110. is 100 ii.
MIN Mlle Johnston arrived home from
Orilla to spend Christmas.
Mtn Bruce, of Stratford, 1. visiting are
the home of J. H. Colborne.
Maitland A. Humber, of Stratford, spent
Christmas at the old home.
Wasiak* Edward N home Item Chester-
field for the sohool vaoatlon.
J. M. Turnbull is spendiog'the Christmas
season at fate home at Milton.
Will Dtelrioh arrived from lirovsuhunl
te spend t ilrutmaa at home.
C. Moffat, of Minneapolis, was the par►
week vtnttnp friends in town.
Geo. B. Morro, of Uuelpb, was among
tht l'hrulwae victors 10 tow°.
Walter Bookman. of Toronto, is •. r nog
the Chnetma visitor' in towo
Harry Rumen left en Saturday for De.
!roil, where he ha a situation.
A. T. Harland, of Clinton, spent Christ-
mas with hu relatives la town
Miss Nydo Raison hu returned from De-
troit, where oho bad been visaing.
Mlle Annie Campbell war home from Sea -
forth for the Christman feetivaies.
Mies Just, Thomson, of Berlin, is spend•
log the Chrit�as holiday. at home.
Koss RsaLall arrived home from Brantford
to 'pend Chretmas with his family.
Mat Hattie Thomson left this morning
to visit I.er brother" at Lion. Head.
611.. M. Faluoner, of Gederich, ie spend-
ing her Christmas holidays in Itayfehf.
Mn. fluent and sou Ernest, of Lpo•a,
spent Christmas with relative' In town.
Mies Clara Bean, who teaches at
nock, N epeedtog the holiday. at home.
J. M. }aid, B. A., and family left las
week for Toronto W spend the holiday.,
Miss Coosanoe Le Towel, of Hensel!, le
spending the holiday. at her home here.
Mien Mackenzie, of Aalon, 1. tha gum% of
her suet, Mn. Geo. Morris, Cambria read.
Mlle Grams Strang, of Towage Univer-
sity, is ergedlmg her holidays at her hem.
her..
lire. A. M. Kay and son, of MSraiford,
aelebratd Christmas with their relatives
here.
Mr. and Mn. E. C Coleman, of Sea
forth, were among the Christmas visitors la
town.
Peroy 11. Tom, of the Western Uelv.r•
sity, Londoe. Is spending the holidays at
home.
Chas, de Pendry has returned home after
*poncho(' several month to the Unified
State..
F. K. Munro, of Toronto University, Is
vetting in this neighborhood during the
Fred. N. Beattie, of the Bank of C.m•
Izmir,, vatted bm home at Satorth en
Christmas I fay.
Muse Jessie Miller, of Woodstock, .pent
Cn,l.tmas at the residence e1 her tastier,
Bober. Miller.
,lar. Burke, of the Hlntford Clothing Co.,
and Mn. Burke, .pane Christina. here with
Mr. Hark.. mother,
A B Potter, of Montgomery, N. W. T..
1. vIM%1ag friend. in two. H1s last prev-
ious visit was in 1896.
Mn. Howell and ten Wilfred, of ()son-
less, were visiting friends In town and le
Hnlmssyllle this week.
t Glace, Mir McCaughan, who 1. tranhing at
U,.hwod, I. spending( the Christmas vas
roes 011(1 &Hon ab her hem. here.
Mem. and Will. Maltase, arrived from
Wawan.a, Man., tie .pend ('Art.ietasat
their home at 8enmiller,
Capt. Alex, (Cratgt. and Mr. Crotch", et
Detroit, spent lihrt.Mmu with the former'.
mother, Mn. Ales. Cretgie.
Mr. teed Mn. Lew Thomann and ohlldres
arrived Mile week from Gladstone, Man ,and
are vtstgeg Mr. Thames's parots,Mr. mid
PORTER'S
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day and Sunday (all da -and evening), two days
only, January 12th and �1 th.
WINOHAM, January I4th and 15th.
KINCARDINE, January 16th a1 d 17th.
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A YEAR
IN ADVANCE
LEE di SHEPHARD
are the agent♦-S@t se1ebrated Kelsey generator, which is
The Only Warm Air Generator on the Market,
and will heat your place with one-third less fuel than any
furnace on the market.
We have the largest assortment of coal and woad stoves this 1
side of Toronto. Also have a numher of second-hand
stoves in stock. Old stoves taken in part payment for
new ones.
Se
LEE & IEPIIARD.
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1400 POUNDS CHOICE CANDY
Royal Mixed, So Ib. ; Gum Drops, 8c ; Best Creams,
14c ; Chocolate Drop.,
14c ; Creamed Dater lbc ; Watson'. Cough Drops,
150 ; Humbug., 12o.
Do seal 'nets. the Doll& trent lc to $&7n. \'
Sighs, '2k 30., .36.;61x, 7§. red all IS.
THE CHILDREN'S TOYLAND UPS [AIRS. is
will out wear
le
o raof
Ordhn..ry Common Rutibsrs.
Search the World and you will
find nothing sionie
better than
.7mlterted by Every Rubber
Manufacturer and Dealer, but no
imitation has our specially Manufac-
tured Rope Canvas or (luck, the
only fabric which can bo thoroughly
n
impregnated with the PaGum.
When worn out have leather sole
put on and ore for • Plow Boat
The'. D. KingCo. , Limited, have
the only
genuine suitivel
Rubber.
Don't buy unless the words
are stamped upon
the sole of each
ro
Robber; all others afrauds upon
the Public,
1Mublle )toles.
NOTI' E IS HEREBY uIVIV THAT
an implication w111 t,. mad ` t 'be
I-arlisment of Csoadama: the Oft aloe �1
thereof for an aot to .mead the act 1J
afloat the born Mama 0,1 Ptp. Line as ` -teaa•
-
lecturing d :ompany, 30-61 ViotMo ',&pier
Iii, le the following partlooiare, 10 . .t
1. -To reduce the capital stook of c.c .a1d
Company and to change the name thereof.
L an
-To °Mge the provisional board o' di- I
rectors7
1 - To authorize sail upiny to deal In
coal and Its products. or any oomblaatlon of
need and oil, th..ir prod,.-te end by.produn'a
and toprovlde Lirthe dr:leery oft the same by in
aid compeaanny, and to re•. ire well eel
Dated Geoember 13th, ;a 9
furl UM Z. f1LNC&Y.
0.71 solidtor for Applicants.
NEWS aid OPINIONS
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New Year's Gifts
For begat values in CUTLERY and NEW YEAR'S GIFT
WARE you are sure to get them at
McKenzie & Howell's
We are known the country ever for selling good
goals at small profits.
We sell what we know ie the best and we do not
hesitate to tell our customers the relative merits of
what we sell.
Our Stock is complete.
See our window and you will be convinced we have
the stock.
No trouble to show goods
Have you got one of our beautiful calendars!
McKenzie Howell
THE PLAOE TO BUY ALL HARDWARE OHEAP.
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