HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-4-25, Page 10We will give away a beautiful suite
of five pieces covered with fancy
velour mush.
For every dollar cash purchase you
will have one chance on this hand-
some present.
It doesn't cost you anything and you
may be the lucky one to take it
away. Come and see it.
SOME SPRING BARGAINS.
MILLINERY.
Just reoeived • Daae cf Ladies'
black and white and blue and
white new straw sailors, worth
bpc, for 25o
Also a regular 75c sailor hat
for. 35c
Lovely trimmed hats with all the
latest touches of fashion.
New spring twats for ladies,
with full box back, very sightly,
in fawns and blacks, front
$4.00 to $7.00
NEW GINGHACIS
- in latest checks and stripes at 121c
New oolored piques, worth 20c,
for........... 110
New prints, special at 10c
Ladies' Rain Coats, oomfort-
able, durable and stylish, from
$3.50 to $10.00
in fawns, navy, Kray and blacks.
New tied for ladies,
e•
.. I5c, 25c, 50c, $1.
LACE CURTAINS
Housecleaning sill mon Ito here.
Curtains, curtain mu.ling, art muslin.,
will be on your want list. We have a
well -assorted stock.
Lace Curtains, 25c, 50c, $1, to $4.
Art Masitns, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25c.
Cretonnes, 8, 10, 12i to 25c.
New Sideboard Drapes,
New Embroidered Covers, etc.,
New Bureau Coven.
HOSIERY.
Ladiesfart black heavy cotton
hose, extra at 2 pair. for ... , .. 25c
Nine wide ribbed cashmere
hose, at per pair 25o
CORSETS.
The new strai'•ht torm corsets,
a most correct fittiog and easy
wear, at 75c and $1.00
A special short corset covered
with good jean and nicely trim-
med, regular 75c, for 59c
CLOTHING.
Boys' Suits, 31en'r Suits,
Boys' Pants, Men's Pants,
Men's Waterproof Coats.
GENTS'; FURNISHINGS.
Special dowing end tied, worth
5Uc, for 25c
Extra valor sox at 2 pairs for 25c
New colored print .hirtx at50:
New black and brown stiff hat $2.00
DRESS GOODS
Special line of liomespuui, in
greys, browns, fawns and blues,
worth $1, for 69c
Printed l',.hmeres, fast colors,
in new shades and patterns, at .. 20c
Lovely satin 'W1etian cloths,
already sheet* wert4$1.25, for.$1.00
ON MONDAY, APRIL 29, AND
TUESDAY, APRIL 30,
Mule CROOK, of Toronto,
• specialist demonstrator, will be with us to
explain the advantages of these High grade
()tweets. Many ladies find • great difficulty in
t getting durable and perfect fitting corsets and
\ in tinnss past have ordered them We believe
these corsets will just suit them, they are -made-
. in different shapes and Miss Crook will IH them
,if necessary. She wiil also have an interest.
lag display of theee corsets partly inside, just
started and hilly finished. Come and inspect
them.
ERECT FORM
Brent Form, Straight Pronto Low Bust, Gored
Bip,Blas Gat and Slam Filled_
This will be found • most desir•ble fittiog corset.
and the ladle" who favor the pose "a Is mittens"
will find it the meet porton ot all straight -front,
isnot form aureole tin wt. today. Removes all pres-
sure from tee cheat and throws the shoulders batik,
and adds ..... ly to tbe new straight front styles In
costumes. Made of the best ot imported
English coati!, haodeotnely trimmed top anti bottom
with new bow•knot loos dish/a sod satin ribbon
stitched tbrosghout with silk. Made In dove, white
and bleak. Sizes 18 to 30, Pride, IPR.00
THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO.
DUNGANNON. 1 sot + Itk the haw, se that Isere le a sea-
- it.
ew•lit. (1. A NEWTON, DENTIST, HAS ttlattuus "PI" of dilating wake a► ell
tlmgo. tdr. Campbell, who gook the well
a r. el m^otha ago, W. 1 down the other
day sod wee well pleased with the &reads•
went. le a week or so Mr. Cempbell's
st•ti will be •tahine
wells again in this
neighborhood and i■
U orlon township.
The following 1. the report of S. 8. No.
9, Colborne, based on the Msroh oxawtwa•
Gone . Sr. V. Hattie Sorter, Bella Shaw,
Harry Ttohboree, Harry Witham. ; sr. IV,
Kush Shaw, John noble, Edward L•wsoo ;
jr. 1V. Clays Ttohborne, Edward Shaw,
Jean Chinos, Ernest )(oung, Willie Rogge;
fir. 111. Minnie Barker ; jr. 111. Blanche
Shaw, Reggie Williams, James Harker,
Willie (howler, Usr►le Quaid, Hume Clut•
ton. Wilbur Stewart ; jr. 11. Freak Ulaaler,
Lola Barker, Moble Young ;r Dart 11.
Oliva Ttobboroe ; or. part 1.) Hugh CM,'
bolo). Aoy persons dgotroui of • starting
their obtldroo will plow* do w oa the first
Moudsy in May.
IJ ducouttuued his trips to Uuag naoiL
Will be pleased to meet ourrom that neti( -
burhowl who may require big servloes at tint
hums ogtoe, Lucent) et, where rte w'tl be totted
every day in the week eaoept Thunder', when
he visits Ripley. fipeolrl atteartou cold to
preen/venom of natural teeth, urowi sad
bridge work, etc. K..y methods of extract"'
lug
Nanta.-- The local agency In uumgansom
for Teta Stumm. Is at the Moe of J. l). Warw.
J.1'., ooeveyeaoer, &o.. who will receive or
don for subscriptions. advertising sod Job -
work, and le authorised to give reoelpte tar
amounts uald for the same
Tuseuw, April Z.?
Nut,uae Cusyu■ - The gealal spring
weather was durtug last week superseded
by • cold wove of snow and now which re
tarded the epnog operations of the hue -
bondman and gardeners.
The numerous friends of Mr. and Mn.
James Walker, who are ',offering from •
weakly nate of health, not. 1 be pleased to
hear of the veoerabl. oouply . restoration to
health la the near future.
Smith Bro's & Co.
Prof Dorenwend,
Await
OF TORONTO,
THE FAMOUS HAIR GOODS ARTIST
IS COMING
He vr111 be at
Hotel Bedford,
GOORIII4 11.
TUESDAY
rlay 7th
iVT
Fall wheat and grass, en., here, through
the effect of the recent hill of 'Dow slosh
with Rental showers of rain. Improved tri
appearance and known. Cousequently the
prospects for good crops are better,
NaVIS or Decease. L. Mc:Nosing re
calved word on Monday (yesterday) that
his brother John died very suddeoly on
Suoday evening, the 21st inst., at his reel -
deco' in Colborne township new the Point
Farm. Th. deceased Wall • unne respect-
ed pioneer ot this seotiou of country.
Noren,-Having nothwid in last week's
Issue of Tag StortaL the s000unt of an in
indent which befell O. Forerst, express
meesonger 012 the 0. T. R., at Mitchell, we
are pleosed net he was not seriously hurt,
which under the clroumstanoes might have
welly been the owe, and we hope that he
will not be any the worse of the sondeut.
As he was • 'sand of your bumble oorree
pondent in the seventies, we would regret
any 'ennui incident 'n happen W•
are pleased to be able to note that the
genial and esteemed editor of Tim Sioirat,
who has been for some time unwell, is
gradually oonvaisooing.
in Iasi week's issue puts it that Mr.
and Mrs. John Ritchie (formerly Mrs.A. P
lohnstoo). having finished their bridal
tour, returned to thAr future home •t,
I% Ingham moonily. We extend to them
hearty oon,natulatione and wish them •
ha. py and prosperous voyage over the sea
of matrimony. Mr. Ritohte intends, all
reiog well, during neat suMmer to inset
• beautiful monsoon on his property, whioh
is situated on one of the prettiest
whim oompletod, we hope tbey will be
bleased with health and happiness' for many
years to oome.
faintly* removed into our village last week,
eel will wimpy the residence of the Ian
Rich. Treleaven. Re will conduct the drug
business and medioal practice to the stand
formerly °counted by his predecressor, Dr.
McCrea.. ...Mr. and Mrs. Jai. SCOtt. of
/whtield, on Friday of Iasi week visited
101.1. son•in law and daughter, Mr. and
principal of Dungannon public' school, and
basins/Is oat, day last week A. E
Treleaven bovine reeelved word of the de-
ars* of his tather-in•law, bdiv. Mr. Mo-
Naughtou, of Brunets, left here this morn-
ing. via Lucknow, to alumni the humeral
Mrs. I). Roos and son Vitt, of Heenan, ars
visiting relative" here.
with every kind and style of ladies' and
gentlemen's wigs, toupees, bangs, wevy anti plain fronts,
switches of all long hair in every iength and Rhode.
His art styles are known and worn by all classes every.
where.
Be sure to visit ht. show rooms at the hotel and son his new designs.
He will, free of charge, demonstrate by fitting you what is the moot
suitable and booming to you.
Their use adds health, comfort and younger appearance.
Gentlemen who are bald should investigate and see his feather weigh t
teepee! and wigs worn on over 56,0007heads.
MORE
DUNLOP
TrEnber, April 23.
Mr. Wore, front neer Saltier 1, ;a in our
midst digging tile drains for the Tobie Bios.
James Potion, who for some years has
resided near Loyal I'. 0 , hut moved book
to his former house i ,srbraid.
Henry Hobson her lately purchased the
farm of Mr. Campbell, formerly owned by
Mr. Fawn, Mr. Campbell ha•ing sold out.
Mr, Campbell will reside in Goderioh to
the future.
Thureday of last week our townsmao, 1).
Cumming. rot through bis task es Monts
eourn•rator for this ward. Herbert Morris
also finished big task ot the tialiford ward
a tow days previous.
D. Lawson will, during this °Owning won•
mer, put gome new wire tenoes on Ws farm,
and already le adding new belts of Deming
on the north boundary of his term, hiving
Diumtel MoLsod, of Leelturn, to assist him
in erecting it.
Monday of last week our school re -open-
ed alter the Easter holidays, Miss Cooper,
the teacher, b•ying spout her holidays at
tier 1:10IIIII ID CIIIIY00. MINI Cooper bee •
zleas of seven in course of preparation for
the entrap's and leaving examinations at
Joseph MacDonald, a well-known reel
dent her• oyer • quarter of • wintery avo,
wane amongst us for • visit to his perents
•nd other friends Jomph has teen eon-
nected with the lumbering interests ot
Michigan, and the pant winter was timo•
keeper for • large oamp recently brokers op
for the season.
SMEPPARDTON-
Tustonay. April 24,
John Foster arrived home from the lani•
ber woods last wow.
Mr. Rome. of Muskoka, Is •leithig ktla
sister, Mrs. Win. Bogie.
biles Mary Gordon flatted her aline at
81. Augustine loot week
Mr& McLean and son, of Looknow, "pent
• din' in this vicinity net wwk.
131se Potter, of Porter.'" 11111, Is the guest
of her oousln, Mom Limn Glidden.
Thoe }Gabardine, er., left last Friday fee
Muskoka, where his son has • sawhilll.
transient "Isnot •t Hayden's this
The young ladies et Sheppardton purpose
taking charge of the Tnureday night prayer
is being prepared and • good time may be
TT -gamer. April 23.
Robert Buottaaan wee • visitor here the
pint week.
Alex. Young is sufferine from a severs at-
tack of la grippe.
Mime Aegis Fereuson returned to Moot-
toba Tuesday of last week
John Johnston. of the Ontario Agricul-
tural College, Guelph. returood home the
latter put of March.
Thos. Campbell.' sale wee very largely
attended on Wednesday of last week tte
moved to Goderieb on Monday ot this week.
prayer meeting every Sabbath liviolOg.
MI are Invited. Mr. Howell very ably took
Rev. Mr. Thompson, who °coupled the
pulpit here and at Idanoheeter the last two
Sabbaths, returned to his home in Toronto
the beginning of the week.
WALL PAPER.
It is a pleasure to look at our
Wall Paper.
The patterns are exclusive and
the colorings harmonize per -
We have taken great care in the selection of our stock,
Which is not surpassed anywhere.
Over 400 samples to select from and all carried in stock.
No matter what you want, you will find it here.
Prices range from 4c per roll to 40c per roll.
We make a specialty of showing Pipers from I5c to
Ask to see our elegant stripe and panel effects and keep
your eye on our show window for balance of season.
Porter's Book and Wall Paper Store
•
Illtinowas No. 100 B Court Howe Square. flotlerieh
Your Dentist
Will Tell You
I That your teeth will repay you a
thouostolfohl fur a'l the core you
give them -repay you hy their
beauty and motfultiose.
Don't Let Them
bootees thowloreil or decoyed.
Our Antiseptic Pearl Dentance
keeps the teeth beautifully whit
It removes tartar destroys fer-
mentation -the real cause of de.
tety -makes the gums than, roe y
mid heolthy Prate 280 a
bottle
Ginner of West St. anti Square.
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United States and is ..the aelmowledged standard of excel. q THE S
We have secur be exclusive agency for this famou.s •
and incomparable shoe, which is known throughout the .
lence in rIen's Footwear.
::-- FIFTY -F0_1
01
We want every man in Goderich to make their acquaint- 1
auce. You'll like them. They are an advanced idea in shoe
iaaking--the combination of all good 'points that make satis- --
could not get a shoe made in Canada that suited our ideas of THE WEEKLY n
the best shoe made for our customers and ,
Keith's famous American make, the a a Walk Over," ' gall Wheat
'Woeful:oily. per o vitt
Iriour..rtesa.t..Wer.. stet
l calf and the finest of vim kid, all widths " so...8:1.00:•,. :91:i..0:1:11,..0"9: .,...0busb. 1 .
flue footwear, consequently we took the agency for Qeo. E.
They are made in all the new leathers, ideal patent kid , .. ...„
Pot•toss. 11 bash
Tacit
Berle,. per bush
get from us as good rhoes as the world produce• ""--7-77
Mo1DAY. April 22
James Chisholm will shortly sink es ar•
Wialan well at his home farm Door the Tem-
perance Hall.
ROSOONSD.—lluatel McLeod, who has
been at Loyal for the past min h or Hi. is
main near as in the Dunlop borders. and
has to answer many tiiiertee about th• wood•
TUESDAY, April 23.
.1. 13 Hawkins was home oyes- Sunday,
Mies Richardson le la Duaganuott this
week
here on • business trip.
Miss Hattie Thorley, of Gedericb,
in the village on Sunday.
Mies May Smith. ot Goderich, Is spend•
ing • few days with her parents hire.
Thos Sachardson, sr., left on Thareday
The 'Sunday school of Christ ohurob has
been re opened with • fall sta of ta•ohere
and • goodly Dumber of scholars.
The merriage ot Mies Nellie Hawkins,
youngest daughter of Jos Hawkins, and
T. A. Lee, of Sault 514, Marie, Oet., was
quietly solemnized lash Wednesday •venine
at the home ot the bride's brother. H. H.
Hawkins. Rev. Mr. Goldberg, of Outages.
non, performed the oeremony. Mr. and
Mrs. Los leave shortly for the Sault. iied
carry with then the best wishes' of • host ot
Tobin Brea. have pliwed • large water
reservoir near their artesian well, with
which it is cenneoted with the drinking
trough for the tattle at the toot of the hill
Famous Walk Over for men.
Lard, pe,
Wowed Roof, eetekame
[Reseed Rose wag
Goderich. The Caah.Shoe Dealer
Mituation
Saturday Niel% : At the r .1 Park Golf
Club's postponed &hoe, hole. be Temple
assembly room last Thursday, April 111b,
Slies Ethel Williams, of Goderich, was amok
admired in her debutante gown of whits
silk Wag • sheaf of W111141 MSC
WARNINC 1
HODGENS BROS.
end Win Oa
IIAMILT•N GT.
TV 'rig serrast.
BARD. North Onset:
MARX TOR SAL
sid,11 hands kg
Fashionable Range
DKNIIIILLOR NU
We hove full ins oi
evergreen tr Iv I
Of Dress Good
TA NOTICE that Bylaw No. 5
of 1901 the corporation of the town
of (loderic prohibiting the running
st large of all animals on the public
streets ot the town, will he rigidly en-
forced after the publication of this
By order of the council
Town Clerk.
Goderieh. April 1901. 97-91
Ellgi Sok anti Slid
S .
Writs to us at o
A woo variety
beagle; easkete, Peri
deliver them filled to
rhea pante at r•••1111
Rat .100.81 WARI
We are showing a magnificent range of handsome dress stuffs .
for spring and early summer wear. The fabrics are those most rpo LET -FROM I
I. kaowa sie he •111
in demand and all fashionable shades are here. Qualities are all apply to ALBUST WI
reliable, the kinds that give satisfactory. wear and values are !loess TO LET
good enough to make it worth your while to do your dress goods Li. bowie on Anaheim
buying here. .• jeourreintrisTni,
BLACK DRESS GOODS. _-,-----:----.7- Otoriarteh township. oo,
.1. mouth half of lot I
Black dress goods are much in favor this spring and promise to con- an at:modest% pinion ol
MoM VTR, indeed/A.
thine so throughout the summer. Our stock is well assorted in all the STK Vile 8, antes.
popular materials and values extra good. We are particular to sell only reliable makes and MO RENT. - STI
black dress goods coming from this store can be depended on to keep their color, and wear 1 thr.vise western
well. Some price hints : ettle or ineer.1 star
All Wool Serge at 2.5c. r,,, Oanvase Cloth, 500 from post odic,. row
Moe tartein.r. AiLlr, Lai
Ail wool aerie, firm mak•aud good weight, will use leight in weight hot all pure wool, soft finish, bores — no rind -claw open's
turn reety, lies or 000rwi tvrill, 'MA •10•11•DY WOW, salt- and folds well, one of the mutest sprinw Whiles, handsome the right man. Wriest
50c
ibis ler skirts or dresses 25c aad isexpessive
Blaek*Lustre at 25c.
Fine .niality of black lustre, rich glossy black, reed
weight. will not catch toe duet or tarn rusty. Jest the
thing for a cheap rummer skirt ......
Worsted Serge at 50o.
All wool worsted mama, hard Galen, will set eatob the
dust, Gaily wove's. will not pall tit seems, good weight few
sult• or skirts, will wear well 50c
Granite (Moths, 50o.
One of the best of the mediate priced materials for
spring or summery wear. 111A all wool. has • hard finish,
is firmly woven, will not bold dust and OMB ozoollost
Fine quality black broadelotb, *riff thrttad pore wed. ,
bright flank, medium weight., .a.i....ble Lc 1.11 autumn re - UlOR SALM - rH
separate skirts, will koop 1W solo( arid wear irdlij, 1: balldhir forme 1
Welles wide 90c bakery. on Montreal
with residenoe otter
Extra Pine Broadcloth Saltines. .... premises. Alen four
Apply to .1 +MKS WA
Extra Rae beeadoloth settings, nob finish, dna. sawn
oloths that make handsome suite, keep their appearance MIOR 1 %LH -1 ON
well end gee excellent wear. per yard 1.28 to 1.50 .i: p orerty in 1%1
house and outboittlis-
No Two Alike. of first clue Van tre
,. number of Prima Po
Handsome skirt patterns, se two alike. la femme alik an JOHN MeINTV ICI
bad:wipe, RI/bores. Faoluatre dishrag that yoo will find flaltford P. O.
T AND TOR Mi
IA 120111r1tIcH -11
taros. the property
land,. being part of t
DeWinire and water 1
hied, For terms appl
ItOw.ocacitors for 11
FOR SA I.E.-601
New Gray Homespuns.
This week we have passed into sto k another lot of homespuns in shades of gray.
They are just the weight for spring wear and suitable for suits or skirts.
54 inch homespun settings, medium and derk amyl, spring w ',1•, will wea 'radiant weer the Ideal
fabric for • suit or sivrt for geom.! use. Skirt leasons at 52 • J SDI{ length $4.00
The tool that lasts, gives the most wear and tear,
is what you want.
We have a stock of these, imported direct for our
Why buy a poorer tool when you can get a much
better at the sattle price /
We sell the coiled wire and all other kinds of fence
and builders' material.
We have the
AGENCY FOR THE
AMERICAN =WOVEN WIRE FENCE
Made of karge, Strong Wires, Heavily Galvanized.
Sae
Amply provides for expansion and contrac- •'''''
used. Always of uniform quality. w 01.5)
tion. Only Best Bessemer steel wires ..
10 1
is pot upon It- F.6 l -
efficiently turn II,,'
ii- 11
EVERY ROO OF AMERICAN FENCE GUARANTEED
!NTS( MANUFACTURER..
Celt And See It Can show you how it will save you money.
We have irolil miler: 01 %ilia fencing.
This year it. is better than ever.
McKENZIE HOWELL
EN place re bny all Moralism alms%
Japamesemnttinge Malt• an ideal floor
coysrieg. eepemally for rammer,
new patterns lo velem froth and our
prion are very eine Per wird
New Carpets.
and Ili 10
Boderlok. For pant
ones farm k
rem' 1.1se 5, half
Wowaso.h. ICO morel
We opened up last week a big stock of new carpets, 11 good sets ot ou
There is on the plane
mattings, oilcloths and linoleums. The stock is large, the dwelling house 131:1i
gaol @tone collar. •
patterns and colors the'newest and qualities the kind we like :tone stshies tinder,
Kea; never tank. 4 00
to. sell because they give satisfactory wear. These price iteins eroe4 alay loam. •ta,t,
of fail wheet. find s
will give you an idea of the way we are going to sell them. fences &retool 1111
UnlOn Carpets.
Hemp Carpets.
Hemp cierpete, stripe* anti floral de
signs, plated wed WOvoo, oarDeda
that look well and *ill wear 'ell.
*sr yard
%gib 12 miles from
Union carpet", fall yard wide, re
asui Clinton. Tole II
worst ble p terns, t be sewest eider- co poor rg • SAM la ,
lags, heavy weights that stand bard solicitor for the ova
1.or WI pill icalar,
wear, eater guaranteed. ......... day,
I2ic to 25c 35c and 50c
Tapestry Osirpota
Tapestry oarpets. latest 1901 pato
term, close, Gook pile, made from
°leen and pare yarns, IDIOTS fest, •
geed aseertmost to select frevn, at
per yard
28c, 50c, 60c, 75c
Breese
When le cameo to standing real hard '
wear there le setling to equal • W 111.0014 C
Brawls oarpet. Onr stook is new
this season and we ars showier Methodist (Introit..
throomat 0.4 mod
•Ogs• partletelorly henhouse designs Pipe ogre. and then
la geed quaint's. at Der Yard .... soya feed t, Ins
These are brand new goods, bought for this
season's selling and we think it will be worth
ViRstte wind
of Comeneon build
your while to see them before buying a carpet. Sight none at reetd
Dr. Sham on.
'Phone 14
A Saturday Bargain in Dress Goods.
These dress goods are in the way and we want them out of the store in double
quick order. To get them out we have put quick march prices on the entire lot. They
are odd pieces of different lines and in most of them there is enough for a skirt or a dress.
460 yard. of oo mod rlesef Imitv:tkin• ir. I owl nitih'r n's 'eh .1 Arsons, Int stly dark oder, I5c
Unfit mt They *hid at fl6e. 50.1 and 60c, PPr • tr,.. , leer them oat quickly they iv I
May Patterns now
in stock.
HODGENS BROS
melee hate with the are whieh Likely led to
showers of challenires from diff.reas wood.
Windier Weiler will he with .Tames Chil-
i helm this summer. Mark Herten has es•
'Arid with Jas Dostow, et for
sit manna, A. Herten with H. Teasley.
of Carlow. and Daniel McLeod will he the
sew lemmas for a time on th• borneelde
rano la Thialop. All four are vintner
with • large Wrote of friends.
Riervineen AS 94111T011. — As meanies -
ed by no hoe weelt, ebber.sseseal
u siosalas bald «a lissasy serfage el
this week. Re• Mr Anderson pasaidid as
(Waimea for the Presbytery It wee de.
nia1e1 that the former power, Rey .1 Ham -
Otos. be re Inst•Iled as poster of Unbars
bad Uses Presbyteries oharehes.
As we write w• regret an hear el the
death of John Mefitmin, sr , who was token
of the stomaeh, tlylag Oa Maeda, sight in
wormity third year. The funeral le es
Tuesday of We weak. TIN docoassii was
poralariy and well Reeve arnscad Carlow,
were es awl he fasoily ribid•d. lra•
past yeas sr se las boa lived is enadwiew
(IRAS. SII
door east of P.
lending mutual Oro
leading fititek nom;
Merreintla and
!sweet rates. Call
Sire lasnranmi
nempan lea
.t 01111. In Prottl
Pirei. IAN, Amide
e rected cm mottle
P aw. maw.
_ Hess nnwinin anti
Farm bones hers. Re wise genial see regime
Ofilea sent doer i
games and pastimes. Of his family '1,0
Mrs. Joe Megaw anti Rolla, of this Peel ; •-•••..7.7e,._-_ —
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