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® TJn t ah t v, April 24, 19'12
THE SIGNAL : G3ODERIOH ONTARIO.
Do you want
Dress Goods or Silks
Now is your chance: April 25 and 26
and following week
Large stock of newest Spring Goods going at
Reduced Prices for ten days.
Every shade, every kind is here, and during
this Sale at Reduced Prices.
Ladies' Black Silk Taffeta Waists, all tucked
and hemstitched, a regular $5.00 Waist,
for $3.75.
Do you want
Clothing or Gents' Furnishings
Boys' Suits,
Boys' Pants,
Men's Suits,
Men's Pants,
Men's Overcoats,
Men's Waterproofs,
\ALL GOING AT REDUCED PRICES
DURING THIS SALE.
Coupons on Chairs on
all purchases.
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Smith Bro's & Co.
DUNGANNON.
NOTtce. - Th. local ageoo7 In Dunganooa.
for Tea SIGNAL b at the omoe of J. D. Ward.
J. P. conveyancer. &r., who will receive
orders for subscriptions. advertising and lob
work. and is authorized to give receipts for
&mounu pod for the same.
Tca.DAT. Apr. 22cd.
NOTD R.
To Whom It May C000ern,
Having admitted Mr. W. W. Treleaven
as • partner in my baunw, I find It •bso
lu:eiy oemrery to have all my book so
moots settled Immediately by nub er note,
sad would kindly esk .11 partied who have
n ot i yet getiled their accounts to pleeee
make prompt provision for the same.
Theeking you for the very liberal patronage
you have ghee me In the past, and whitt-
ler s •ou0(ouwoe of the arms for the new
firm. 1 beg to remain,
Your humble servant,
S. J. YOUNG.
Bceu.v ENOA..oD.-Weather Woe yerr
favorable. farmers are busy seeding and
potting In *pima mop.
CDORT or RgvINION.-Tbs Court of Re•
Vision of she assessment roll of West Wawa
n osh 1., 1902 will be beld In the tewnebip
halt oo Tassd•y, 27th May, oommeaolog •t
10 a. M.
tolevALEM'INn.-We, along with the host
of foiled, of Rey. R. F.Irb.lrn, are highly
pleased to know that be Is gradually rsoov.
erl.g. The dootor• are ssoguto• and more
hopeful of hie recovery than they were two
weeks ago.
A PROnTeoL. ANtMAl. - Matthew
Yonne, • progressive farmer on 0000as•ioo
3, W sot Wowanosh, report. having • row
which daring last week had • litter of nine.
tees healthy pips W• or.om• that a. pigs
are • good price Mr. Young has • hooter&
In the posseseloo of such a floe animal. .0e
has had large litters on two or three former
oomelane.
Bo'it.DINri AND IrlrRnvgwKNTs.-Meorr.
Stotkers, beildlog motraotors, have oom-
plied the stooe foundation under 8
Roanh'e new bulldlog. Thus far It will be
an excellent building anti will add .ery
mush to the appeusooe of the village
Miss hostess of the Mallooeb house, and
hint o1 the Queen'', are Improving the ap
Pearanm of their respertiv• hotels by the
pant brueb to putting on a summer oo.t.
Metiers. Mothers have commented
building a foundation under R .1. Crawford'.
mew kitchen. Dung•nnoo 1e m the boom
01 Improyemsnts and extensions, Next to
order is railway facilities.
INTIRMENT.-The remtine o1 the I•t.
Simnel Phillip', to whose decease referenor
was made last week, were interred on Toes
day, 15A inst., In Dungannon cemetery,
being marketed from nn bt+re.,d,nos.
Sehttbopol, A.htetd, by one ot the lugs.t
corteges there bait been for many y.are.
Rev. 8. Whaley and R•v. Mr. Rutherford
eoodacwd the sol mo ob.equ•e• The e e
((paled being for r.uov years • mem4nr o1
kis Oraogs order the funeral rites of the
order were duly observed by the brsthrso,
Ie oemsioMmg the remains of tbs sstasmed
deputed to labs r ratting plans Tito sin.
osr.,ympatby o' aloe SOmmonity Is emended
to the bereaved w.daw.
1 'Mr[chi I. Smo.t,N -On Tuesday. 15th
Mit , the manlo•p 1 tattlers of Weat Wswa
norb held • special eseelon 0.odder teed
er. for two teams to work tt a roe l grader
for the erne 0g ..•100. Edward Johnston's
(Soder of $5 50 per diem to supply man and
Own teams was aempted There was only
one other tender. Id . Ileok and Gold
thorpe,\of Salcford, were prompt, sod nub
milord tO the maned • statement :n regard
to tee r•diel ideate, : railway, ana .ugeasted
(bat the ookpoil take stook to the amount
ot $25.000. Ib. 0000011, io order to con
eider the matte* carefully, decided to meet
them le the to ship holt on Saturday,
May 3rd, before tak g soy action.
HITHER AND TIIITH-Smyth McLean,
of Luoknow, the well-known and popular
cattle buyer, who has been during the win
ter In F,orld• to reurult his health, reoeot-
ly returned home much improved His
numerous friends are pl•aied to see him
look so bale and able to resume boy!:ess..
On aanb•th last Mee. Ju. Medd (formerly
. MW Ethel Duff), of Arlberg), visite' the
homestead and reoured former •c'lu.1t
ancashlps....Norman McLeod, of Kinloss,
on Muedav visited Donald Mct!ieylo, sr.
The venerable gentlemen have bem for
many years intimately acquainted. They
enjoyed themrelyu in remlolerencee of
former years, using the timelier.... Mr. sod
Mrs B. J Crawford went to Goderlch to
eaten( • supply of summer goods of the new.
eat and latest style Joseph tell, of
Usrlow, passed through our village last
Saturday on his way to the township of
Huroo. We were pleased to see him look
quite hale and vigorous. Couo,•Illor W.
Cameron p,eted through here on Mood•1
•o roue for (.odenoh on twines,. Mfr
ane Mrs. Peel Smeltzer, of Luoknow, on
Tuesday of last weak visited their mode 4w
and daughter, Mr. IL and Mrs. b McNee
t0. and enjoyed themeelye,, as all visitors to
our tbrivtog village do Mrs. J. Scott,
of Port Albert, le the guest of her daughter,
Mrs MoNslly We regret to slate that the
ble lady is unwell. However we
hope that through tb. good •ttsndaoce of
her daughter sh• will soon recover ho.
wonted state of health Oar popular
jeweller is visiting •1 tis homestead in the
township of Colborne. W• wish him •
plearant visit tied safe return
KINGSBRIDGE.
Mon 'Av, April 21.0. 1902,
Fred Johnston leases W edoeeday for the
Soo.
A few of our swift farmer. have Salibed
medico.
Mimeo Maggie and Aegis O'Keefe have
returned to their sohoole.
John Corrigan. of Lnakno., rp.ak •
pleasant Monday in cur midst.
Frank 111. 11altoo, who ha, been abseil
for a few yeare, has returned home,
Tom W•Ilsoe, Joe I) don end Tom Fion,
of Whiteohuroh,.pent !nit Sunil -y to toe
v liege.
Mlonte Dolan, Ellie Dein* and reoroe
Cul, of Uoderloh, spout Sunday .t M
Deane'(.
M Dalton, of our village, lost a fine two.
year-old colt by IM falling Into • mane. r
sod breaking IW nook.
Th. Anglicise Synod of Huron will meet
In London on the 17th of June.
Wall Paper ..
Window Shades...
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THE
BALANCE OF TRIS MONTH
It is worth Something to buy Wall Paper where you can
see the p iper in the roll, instead of having to buy from samples
or sample books, which are often made in heavier paper and
better colors to mislead the public. It is also worth something
to buy where the styles are correct : we buy direct from the
Paper Mills -no middleman to work off his old stock on us
u "the latest thing."
In our Wall Paper Department you can sen exactly how
the paper looks on the wall.
We keep abreast of the times and what's right. Our
PitkE8 aro as right as our STYLES, ranging from 4c. per roll to
50c. per roll ; Borders from lc. per yard to 15c.
WINDOW SHADES, oil and water colors, clearing 25c.
and Abe., complete with good spring roller.
Crepe Tisane clearing at 5c. per roll.
These prices are strictly cash.
BOOK ANo WA
Telephone No. 100 R.
ORTER'S
PAPER STORE
rt House Square, Ooderich.
*LUEVALk.
Mosuor, April 14.
Ws are sorry t. .oats that John Dimwit,
1r„ is 10 very neon health.
Charles Coolies left last week for Ayr,
where be has secured • po.ttloo.
1.. 8. Daff, oily editor of Tbs (Fait Ks
putter, spool Sunday with his panaW hers.
Mrs. Mathew Elliott and oblldren, of
OVlogbam, visited friends in filmiest. this
week
Rev. W. J. Wert •std Rev. Y. Swoop ex
changed their work last S..batb after-
noon .ud .v.wlog.
Edward Coultas returned last Moody
from Philadelphia Dental College, where be
bar blest for some time,
Sir. and Mrs. 1Vm. 'Curvey left oo Moo
day morning for Toronto, where they in
teed to mode to future.
LEtBURN.
TOLaDAY, API and.
WAS Heater Rapson. from Auburn, is
now a redtdeot here.
John, James sod Wm. Chisholm and
Jacob Mosler and others were at Maitford on
Saturday last .(((piing the funeral of their
relative, the tate Mn. Wm. Chisholm. The
remains, after funeral services .0 Sc Peter's
K C. church In 11ud.nch, were consigned
to their last reef:nv plum in the K 0 mom -
tory In Colborne.
Our popular townsman Daniel Carney,
no W edeesdsy mornln/ of Otte week will
maks one of hie last trips to the fair town
ship of Ashfield. Deniers j,urnsy will not
1 by tiros be as far as previous ones, as I0
will be only to the R. 1'. chureh at K'ags
bodge, where he will be wedded to one of
Asofleld's lair Idled.
DUNLOP.
TUESDAY, April 22.
Seeding 1s on the move now and farmers
aro eery buoy lodged.
Mr.. H. Shields. of Asbl!eld, with her
loo, Frank C , visited old friends here this
week.
('has. McNsll laid out a new orchard
during last week, T. A. Houghton marking
mod placing the trees In po.tlo0 for plant.
log.
W. F. Young has laid oat a ore lies of
maple trees for an avenue aro bin new road
built last year t o b -s south farm near the
tomseteed.
Durleg lit week our mel koown town -
atop commldloner and ro•dm«ter John H
Balker, with K. Gibbs, of Jaltford, pat In
AO Iron the eulvert just at the turn of Dun-
lop hill.
Forty hundred weight of bay to neo load
came to oar oily scales drawn by Wm. F.
Young's team, driven ty hie ,on Frank,
who built the load. Our genial market
a'erk, Patrick Leydeo, said ibis is the b'g-
gest load of subaled hay ever drawn hers
and recorded o0 our scale., sod they have
born in nee for Deer • quarter of • century.
This is the largest load of hay Mr. Young.
u1 Loyal, ever sold In an experience of forty -
live years ea a farmer. Aoy farmer in 0n•
term that ono beat the, 1.0 us know. The
Tobin Bros. were the purchasers of this load.
PORTER'S HILL•
Moo Dov. April 21.
Mrs. Sterling is laid up with a severe cold.
Fred Morgan was In London oo Saturday.
MIs. Lavlo& Hillock has returned from
ooderlob.
Capt MoI'b•11 spout Sunday with fr!eoda
In Rayfield.
Mus Lily Weston, of Clinton. spent Sum
day at home.
Mrs. Alex. Cox is recovering from her
recent illness.
Russel Currie spent Sunday with friends
on the 6th coo.
Miss Russell, of Biome's, le voting
relatives In this vicinity.
John Shaw bas returned from Grand
Bend, where be spent some weeks, being
F. BARI,CW IIOLMES
keeps constantly on hand and
sells at the lowest prices
Hard and Soft Coal,
Cannel Coal,
Blacksmith Coal,
Charcoal, Wood,
St. Mary's Lime,
Thr beet brands of
Portland Cement,
Sewer Pipe,
Firebrick, Fireclay.
it will pay you to inspect his
stock and get prices before purchasing.
Offlee and Yards at the head of Nelson Street,
Ooderioh.
of all
Imes.
(portaged In I.ylog osmeet floors 10 that
.iui0tty. Mr Shaw U a first ol&as head at
the bummers asd w111 so dosbl get pleaty
of work Mate rammer.
Jou Cor he* purohased a sew baggy
trona Mr. Levi, of elicit. 0.
Was Kate Mulloasail, of Goderlob, ls
visiting relative" moved hen.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno Morgan, of Uoderlch,
are vl•IUog relatli« In :`i• - malty.
Mr. and MIN Cowls. of Uodorlob, 'pest
Sunday at the home of Mr. Jae. Cor.
Hiss hem, .1 B.ylldd, spent part of
Is.0 week at t0,. home of her until*, Robert
Re.00m
Miss M•egle Torrance, we regret to my,
to .till lit. W. hope soon to hear of her
reoover7
Will McDonald left for Sault Ste. Mule
on Wednesday. He took passage on 10*
s'e•mer Oedtftags from Uoderlob.
NEW BUTCHER SHOP.
We will open out our business
18 R. P ANDREWS' OLU SCAN), WEST
STREET, ON
SATURDAY
MORNING,
and Invite the public to call •o1 Meese% our
new Butcher Shop
STORY & MORROW.
West -Ft. Balmy.
I have bought out D. CAN-
TELON'S Baking business, and
will keep on hand bread made from
the best Manitoba flour that can be
bought.
I am introducing all kinds of bread :
Vienna Bread
Whole Wheat Bread
Graham Bread
Malt Bread
Currant Bread
Steam and Cream Loaves
Twist
and will make a specialty of
Pure Home-made Bread
This bread is made from hops and
malt yeast, which is pronounced by
the medical health °dicers of Paris
and Old London, Eng., as the moot
wholesome bread, and they condemn
the forced -raising -yeast process that is
need by bakers in factories as being
unwholesome and indigestible.
D. J. CURRY.
The Kensington
Furniture Co.---•
HAVE APPO1hTED
RHYNAS & CORNELL
retail agents for their line of Furniture
for On tench.
This oelebr•ted, up•to-dot* line of
Bedroom Suttee has taken the trade
o1 Canaria by storm. The demand
for goods from owe end of the
0000try to the other Is the hest
proof of the qusLty of the article.
The Kensington Retail Store
1. on the !square
RHYNAS&CORNELL
UNDERTAKERS
EMBALMERS, Etc.,
West side of Cquare,
OODERICH, - ONT.
Night calls promptly answered.
z
ter cOil ntry o,r,r aria .anful to
look for thio sttunp when buying
sbtw
at:f{ Tt'e the mark of quality.
It's a guarantee of comfort and
elegance.
It's an assurance that you're not
paying more than is ne weary for all that's of value in
women's shoes. Queen Quality shoe. have elegance, and
with it they give a perfect tit and glorious comfort, and
they're only
The eyelets in Queen Quality shoes, like all the
trimming., are the finest to he had. They're
"fast color"- - never turn bra..y.
E. DOWNING
Hole agent for Queen Quality shoes for women and WalkOvershoes for men.
til P ltepairing done very neatly.
The Red Front Shoe Store, The tiyuare, Galerioh.
Keep Your Feet
Warm at Night
A !lot Water
Bottle•
-
WILT.
1N) 11'.
We Have
Them-
EROM THE
CHEAPEST
CO
THE HEST
F. M. DUN 1 M, Pel n. B.
DHUGGIS r.
Corner of West et. and the Square.
Yesterday wits the soot y ot Eug-
lard'. patron ulot, 81. ti.oreo's Day. 1f
Sus saw a mw wearing s roes on M. lapel.
you could put him down es a son of the
Ned of roast beef tweed plum•loff
mtttttmrttt mmmtttttttttttmtmn►ntm
Are you
looking
for snaps
,NWHEELS
WE HAVE THEM
THE COMMON SENSE, - $30.00
THE GODERICH, - - 25.0o
Fitted with Dunlop Tires. Everything up-to-date.
Guaranteed for one year.
LEE & SHEPHARD
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, etc.
Plumbing and Heating a Specialty.
NE NO. 16
HODGENS BROS.
rad DN1 WEST •e
■LIOILTw\ GT.
Carpets, ' Curtains,
Curtain Pole
Window Shades
Are in demand at this the great house-cleaning season of the year. There k no
store hereabouts that can better supply your needs for home adornments than
can this store. Our Targe new carpet room -the entire second floor -is the
largest and best in Western Ontario. There isn't its equal outside the cities,
and it is filled with a brand new stock of what is newest and best in Nor cover-
ings and window hangings. It will be well worth your while to visit this new
carpet and house -furnishing department before you buy carpets or curtayns.
Hemp Carpets. good wearing yLoth tlee, w oven or print
rd flits! designs, rood colorng., per yard
12,c to 25c
I' mon 1 ,rpete, full yard wide, oolors guaranteed not
to ruo, reversible path ros, oeweet deugo., per yard
25c, 35c, 45c, 50c
Tapestry Cup.te, bit Enmities makes, p1. of good
wearing yarn, newest ooloring" and designs, and
qualities that will stand bud wear, &t per yard
371c, 50c, 65c, 75c
Body Brussels Carpet, 4 and 5 frame, best English
make', no better weeriog corpse+ made, newest de
signs to reds, brown., blued and greens, per yard... .
$1.00, $1.10, $1.25
Floor 0.1olothe sod Liaoloams, Lb* beet Canadian anq
Soot.% makes, from 1 to 4 yards wide, per equine
yard.
25c to 75c
Japmosso Ma'Oicgs, hill vatoi wile, made from Olean
litre 'brier/. goo deign, and onlorines, per yard....
12;c, 15c, 25c, 35c
Curtain friss, In white, oak or rasbogan, Soleil. wood
or brae trimmings illi
25c, SOc, 75c
Window I:hn le, hetet opaque shade., mounted on
spring rollore, oil finish, plate or with lam and
fringe trimmings, •II shades... ,.
30c, 50c, 75c
Bleck Cat Brand
Chicago -Rockford
Hosiery Compuy
Kenosha, Wis.
Black Cat Stockings
The best cotton stockings
made on earth for boys and
girls are the Black Cat stock-
ings. That is a strong state-
ment, but it is true, true,
true. Millions of mothers in
the United States endorse it
by their actions, for they will
not take any other make if
they can get the Black Cat
brand. We have a specially strong make
for boys. Try it the next time that boy
needs a pair. It will stand the rough and
tumble wear the average boy gives his
stocking, better than any other make lie
ever wore.
25c, 30c, 35c
Lace Curtains
Handsome Silk
Grenadines
Some handsome silk grenadines have a
place in our dress goods stock. They are
very fashionable this season for warm
weather wear. These are designs you will
see in no other store in town, and they
are imported by ourselves direct from
Britain. No two dresses alike. Exclus-
ive patterns, good qualities, per yard ....
$1.50, 12.00, $2.50
We buy our e Curtains direct from
the makers. The . is just one profit -
ours - between yo I and the maker.
The stock for this sprint 's the largest and
most comprehensive we ha .t ever shown, -----.-
and embraces all the leading d popular
styles ' Curtains. Just these w hints
of our v lues :
Net ioghom Laos Carats", 24 yards long, ohm lacy
21le
60)
potterer, per pstr
Notticgh.m I. toe ('uraloe, good rix' and 1170'1 y, top
e1 o-Ign, a goal •etor?meet of patterns, pm pair
A Pno a tri le he• t.r q•ulity and I.ranr, n'w dealgn.,
per pair . ...
An extra gond line for dollar hill, 34 ♦argil long,
etrn^g .Flim, a bis raneo of eller pr terns...
Inc..Cortaln•, 56 to 60 inched wide, 34 traria keg, new
Ivey design., suitable for any room, epeeist at pet
pair illi.. . ........
!fine L fie Curtains, a big assortment of handsome pat.•
tame, tbe surest shown, beat edge", per pair.
82.00, 82 50
Chenille Curtains.
81 00
81.50
.ei00
r.p.stry and Chenille Curtains, for doors sod arrhs.,
all powder ehaelee. new desires . 83 00 to $6.10
Curtain Muslins.
Fanny Art Muslin', 27 Inched wide, floral petters,
per yard illi.
Fanny Art Muslim, with or without. borders, Dew dor.
al Amiens, Imported *nods, par yard loo
Fin. whir. Certain Molding, spate and fasoy patters,
extra good .aloes at per yard 124., 153, 90e
7o
Novelties in
Silk Waists
Some very stylish silk waists came in
last week. They are the latest American
styles, are made from good quality silks,
hem stitched, corded and tucked. You
could not buy material and get waists
made to equal these in style or appearance
for as low a price as they are marked.
Colors are sky, pink, old rose, navy, white
and black. Prices
.. $3.75, $4.50, $5.00
B. and I.
Corsets
13. and I.Corsets are exclusive. Their orig-
inal construction has produced corsets so
correct in every proportion that the ob-
jectionable features of the radical straight
front designs have been eliminated they
create a beautiful figure with perfect (Viso
to the wearer and have no objectionable
stools or bones placed on the inside. Tho
original construction which marks the
patent B. and I. filled corsets is such as to
produce the lightest weight iarment that
can be guaranteed to hold its shape in
constant wear. Styles for slight, medium
or stout figures, white or grey
$ 1.00, $ 1.25, $2.00
1
April and May 1)E.
NII:NRR and i'AT•
TERNS now in.
HODGENS BROS.
C30DERICH.
THREE A6
Aov'7
Acre
Ac -N
WHIN PLACE
THE SIGI
-
FIFTY-FIFTH
THE WEEKLY MAHPoI
t;o0aatch
Fall Wheat. . ... owl.... _...
Cour, tuna/.
peer ewe _.. _..
Brno. _
Storer. a ton _.._.. -.
ye, pet per owt
h.... ... illi
Buckwheat. per bulb
Oeu. V bash
-
Poss. 11 bash_buah-
5a110r. per
Hee. V bo _ . ........ ..
Pot.ta«. ! boon,.
Autler,
Choose. per Ib
bats trete unmasked.. dos
Woad_......._....•
.... ..•........
- .
Pelta •
Lire Hon ---•... •.....
Dressed Hogs ............... ..
Bacon. ..... _....
Land, por Ib.
Itressed Reef, fon Quarter...
Dressed Bast. hind
polo, Atppoort
ordlnarr
tlltuataona Va
GOOD GENERAL SSR`
ed, Dv let Of May. ba
good plain cooking preferred.
g A, MMcU A W.
_ Mw1o.
MISS COLBORNE,
Teaown.
ieryetcher her studio. music0
Insurance
pups
bsurasce otDce. H&mllt m ah
oration apply St Patrice either &t etu4
• wrest.
LIT GLENN c*MPBb-L
IT .
Organist sed musical director
Methodist church toker of
gen and theorl. Fea'upfb prep
' mince:me of the Toronto
McKie Will 0. pleased to
tuns from all those reviling
non at his new studio over T
store. 1'oe of piano for prat
rangedfor.
For Bale
Ful: BALE-EXCEN91
Tittle and Sideboard, In
good as ace. Will be sold
terry particulrre •poly 00 Mr
rr vtutieo street.
01.1) 1'APi-K5 TOR SApal
tl•g under cars, etc.
B ea AL Office.VOR MALE OR TO RE
eolith shop and dwell'g
to of limos, with tools comp!
to/ hotlae..11 rooms (pantry.
ell lnuthAld,nge ; ail comet
order. There are &leo some 1
on 11.e prem'eee. A good ti
been done. Te ms erosional(
A. 100000. Carlow 1'.0.. or
it l remlree.
FI)R SALE -THE EA.
the west bi f of lot IS. O
wanost. comprising 50 a,' res.
Rl' FOWLER. Dungarees,
Barrister. tioderlch.
11(18 SALE, -LOTS 95. 9
1 sod 11e In Ilotobiso,
oodertob. rot parUculat
Marob Ota, Ute,
aarridoe,
Room. to 1
e
rIW RENT. -ROOMS O
.1. street at preemie scoup11
law o1flcet; •111 otange 1
y. Or rooms over
with front and rear o
tt'IS. 71
R8
Tender. Ws
1'ATF. OF S 1'. 01
Tender 111 lar received bl
soul Thu r y. theith day o
1 15 boots d shoes.
Here proof a fe, 1Sr*1 loch
lichee.
I bee storm, p 'ss. eta.,
fable,
1 lot miscell&a. • . e ferniest
1 illers-big boot a. ' pmt.
The boot aornnote.
Tenders to bo fcr the 90141
Terme Dash.
The mole s' d somas oa
seplylog to
W. R.
k ublllo Not
-max AttiotTRNED A
11 ,011 of the Sbanhelde,
1Gevator and Tressit Comb
he brit on Tnuredsy, the s•11
?Le rooms above the o
Treasurer. for the warpage o
0.i electing directors for t0
If.
Apt 1I 'Mtn. 1931
1)ROF. S. 1.. TAUBIO
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All kinds of Hpeour.lee an.
Weeder. Specl•1 attention 1
57a
(Mime by mail promptly
ware of parties using my es
no Ire, t dtnr sg. ors erp.t.v
`eliel.crion rn&ranteed.
.51 Ith'IIMOND 6'rRORT
misnames,
(11HAR.IK. SHAW, OWv ANC. and reel meats
door east of P. 0., Uoderlol
leading mutual Ore (morsel
1«ding stock mmpaales.
Marcid W *Rd mane*
owe, rates. Ca11 at ellen
iY R. ROBERTS,
Accountant and Int
Bonk. and amounts mac
Brrlldinge rented and r.'
rirs Inenrecee In Rrin
Companies.
()Moe- In 1'ron1foot R
treat Ooderloh.
J. T. MATTEL,
. lURAges and R
Ira iMe, Aoo dsatand Pia
fig d on mutual or oriel
.ate odlbla
Be Englbh and Canadlt
roe ed.
OT 3 • next door to (Jarroe
Iel11 H•mlites Street.
Auotlon I
AUCTION SALE
nIr
A VALUABLE PL181
PLANT OF A GherRR,
81.181Ni8
Joos RN"y, Auctew.or,
Amain.' of th • rsatsel Ja
and omit realmto d ht
the preml.y, lot 792, Brut
08 SOTCRDAY. MA
A Two-story Frame Plan
P
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k Roller and Refine
foue r were
withthe frill. ing plan'•
eMrr A Roller and km
Marcher, I Surfaces Plane
IMwe, 1 (1nae net Maw, 1 .1
Lathe and 1 Sand !worn
moaners of gleet, 'rhino
*land 1 • further mortg.ge
In he arrested 1,11 I HI■
014,) i1'bn. Harper nand Sr
ender Ilion; 1 Lowther WI
ttetgh• 1 lot of I.nmh.r.
Boors. Window Hash, Tun
1 barrel (ill. • few cords Bt
Terme rank.
eels W contender. at 1 t•.
Fnrtker IatetrmaWm stylih, areecat.a t.
W. a mamma