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THE SIGNAL : GOpERIUH ONTARIO •
A Convincing Argument
The large number of Overcoat' wa here sold this season bout to
show that we have the right goads tee W right prime, and the
styles are up -to date.
We have two makers' good.: W. E. SANFORU, ()AK HALL
CLOTHIERS. •ud the TWENTIETH CENTURY BRAND.
Nothing need be said ot the former goods, as they are so well and
favorably known, while the latter have gained en enviable reputa-
tion for wen's high grade tailor wade clothing.
Our popular selling Overcoat is a long, loose.hack germ( f t,
length tr+ inches, vertical pockets, velvet collar.
Our prices hi Sanford's goods are $8, $IO, $12.
Our prices In 20th Century goods are $13, $16, $17.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT.
The very best is found here. Wolsey imported unshrulkable TJuder-
wear, two pieoe and combination, the best Underwear that comes to Canada.
New Hata. Be sure and nee those new Cape. New Ties, new Shirts. You
could not desire better goods than those we are showing this fall.
See our special 25c imported black worsted Socks. °e
See our special 25c imported silk spliced black cashmere Has.. .yJ
W.C. PRIDHAM
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Pert«t Fitting ('lotbleg Souse. Mea's l'lo'h er, Furnisher arae Matter.
Selo Ageacy for Chrtaty's Hat.. —•
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EVERY THURSDAY
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NetellHASOIROT
THE ORGAN FACTORY.
THE town is to be congratulated
upon the successful vote in favor of
MORNING the Organ Factory bylaw. The pro-
prietors of ttist institution have taken
hold with a vim, and in • short time
TYURSDAT. DSC. fe IlIL
TH RAILWAY BYLAW CARRIED.
THE
tric railwa
• blackeye
t of the vote on the eleo.
bylaw on friday last was
the opponents of the
project, and a fit answer to the un-
reasoning opposition that had of late
been raised in certaie quarters. For-
tunately, the c►mpatgn of education
that was carried on had the eflect of
giving full information to everyone
who had any desire to become ac-
quainted with the question, and the
public meeting that was held on Mon-
day before the voting was a very'i.f-
fective agent, coupled with the very^
full report of the proceedings which
THE SIONAL presented to its readers.
The Iluron, !'race and Grey Elec
tric Railway Company in another col-
umn, take the opportunity of thanking
the electors for the decisive manner
in which the project was sustained at
the polls, and pledge themselves to
leave no effort untried to construct
and operate the first section of the
road at the earliest day possible.
They have thus far been earliest in
their endeavor to bring a competitive
line to Goderich and to confer railway
communic+tion on a section of the
country sadly in need of it, and now,
assured that the public is behind them,
they will continue the work until it
has become an accomplished feet.
To all who opposed the road con
'icieottously those who are interested
in favor of the road have no word of
censure. The honest opponent with a
conviction on any public question !las
• right to his opinion, and his honest
opinion should be respected. To the
other opponents—who opposed the
project from narrow, personal and
splenetic motives—nothing need be
said. Verily, they have their re-
ward.
The vote was a large one and :he
result was a flattering one to the
friends of the proposed railway. On
the basis of the names on the voters
list 266 votes were required to carry
the bylaw, and when the figures were
announced at the close of the polls -
448 for and 104 against—a feeling of
general satisfaction was apparent.
We understand that a special meet-
ing of the township council of Col
borne has been called for Friday'
Dec. 5th, at Carlow to suhtnit • by-
law for $25,000 of preferred stock to
the ratepayers of that township. It
is intended to have the vote taken
municipal election day, "EWA 1903.
we hops to see the business once more
in fall operation
Work upon the new factory has al-
ready commenced, and %%..,.n com-
pleted it will be bigger and better
than before. That Goderich will reap
a benefit from the result of the vote
on Friday goes without saying. A.
in the case of the railway bylaw,
there was some slight opposition to the
factory bylaw. but se hope in the
near future to see such returns from
the operating of the factory that all
who opposed its re-establishment will
be compelled to admit that their op-
position was owing to want of
thought.
Now is the time for everyone to get
together and push the old town along.
THE MAYORAL rY.
WE tear lthat a number of the elec-
tors have approached E. N. Lewis,
with the object of getting him to run
for Mayor for next year against the
present incumbent. Now, we have
no objection to Mr. Lswts occupying
the Mayor's chair of this town,. in
fact, we believe he would till the porn
tion acceptably ; but we think the
proper thing for the supported of Mr.
Lewis to do would be to approadb the
present Mayor to find out what bis
intentions are before committing
themselves to another candidate for
the Mayor's position. It has been
the custom of late years for the
Mayor to be given two terms, if he .o
desired, and we tail to see why the
option should not he extended to the
present holder of the office.
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MORE IMPROVEMENTS.
DURING the put fifteen years TH■
SIGNAL has employed steam as the
motive power to run the machinery in
the office, and for heating purposes.
Owing to recent improvements in the
construction of gasoline engines, rusk.
ing those of modern construction more
convenient and reliable than the older
ones in nee, we have recently had one
installed in our printing department,
Itwas built by the Gasoline Engine
Co., of Toronto ,IunAion, and was in-
stal!ed by .!Arse STRACBAW, of the
Victoria street Machine Work., who
is the local representative of the mak•
en. The engine runs smoothly and
gives a steady power. It is our pur-
pose to have our own electric lighting
plant installed as soon es possible, and
other improvements are forthcoming in
the near future which are designed to
+keep Tex Stere" printing establish -
went where it has stood for yearn, in
the forefront of progressive uewspaper
and job printing oflioe. of Canada
More in this connection later.
SNAP 51'015.
—The voUug should have been sesaitD-
uus.
—The organ factory brought out •'large
tow.
1'he .Ieetrio railway bylaw won in
walk.
-'rhe people want to sew the wheels gu
round
—Now for the vote is Culbo:te in favor (I
of the elecin, mal.
—On public'lueatious fns iusjotity of the
people du their own thinking.
-'That factious oppoeitIon lo the tai way
project by our emanated ooutemporary was
urppe d by this Ir'oat of public opinion.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING
SHOULD BE lasi Tt. ATID.
Uoderfeh oorresposden.e Mateo News•
Kseord : We hay• heard from what cog
feel assured is a rel able source, no lees •
person told us than epee( the price-orlasers,
that the directors of the la N W. will give
se prises We year. That would be a du -
gnus to the riding of Wes. Huron. 1f
lands aro w low ea that sublorlptlens
should be taken up to pay the prize money
and lbws ie: the (..N W. die boaorsbly 11
It osaain possibly exist any !eager, but tee
affair calls for Inyeettgetlon.
A'. )'e158ATlyx PRUH15ITIVI IItK! t'rlglON
Stratford Liman : Mr. Joseph Utbsue, of
Ingersoll, in s resat pobllo address on the
roferendom, field he tbouebt the toes rsgnir
e l to carry It was nob too high. and 11 that
comber i-12.723) did not Cure out Is favor of
the proposed law 1t would show that the
Dahlin sent,menl was not Sufi fleetly ad-
+aooed Hr. Gibs,. is a very pro soaeaed
prohibitionist, who has bad expartea« with
10e Soot' Act, and realizes the Impar -noes
of fleeing • strong public seasment •t the
back of such law to secure 14 euforoemeol.
In this respect he differs from some of the
more hot headed of has allies, who appear
to asollottoue ooly for a temporary 'lottery.
HAT A MAN Glyee, MOT w HAT Hg GETS.
Windsor Retard : '1'b• time le at had
whoa men will cot be regarded for the
amount of wealth they bate been able to
tocamalate In a lifetime. 'the most Impar.
tent question will be. What good did be
du Is 10e world! Was be • benefactor of
his race! Bas he added to the sum 01
n omas happiness' How ilea he used the
wealth that he has gathered by todo.try,
ability, Inheritance, or ob.n e, tr by all of
these! Tee question ot saward-hlo 18 tak-
ing sod Is going Io take a larger pia« to
people's estimate of men. Andrew Genie -
Me was probably not far out when he said
the time wee oomiog w1e. It would be a din.
g ra« for a man to die doh. It Is some
eatafaatlm to know that the lo6aeooe and
the purchasing power of wealth ends hen
and that the aoaamol..ions must be left
behind.
DOE" The STAR x Now AIITTIIING A•OCT IT!
Oe0forth Expositor : The Conservative
easdid.tes al the last Provinoi.l election
must have had • soft soap, if they were all
,rested the same as Dr. Snider to North
N•'rlolk, and Mr. Careoalleo, la Lennox
These gesuemee hays both toddled on oath
that they sash reosivd 8500 from the Uwe -
nal (.easervative Association In Tomato, to
defray the expense of their eleottoos. Mr
t;arsoallea also received 4100 each from the
members of the Dominion Parliament ter
Lantos and Addington. If all the other
Co.servettys o.ndldates were treated as
Marshy from headquarters It is not sur
oriel°, that they wen liberal 1n their rs.
peedltans. Tee L'beral candidates had to
pay their owe expanses, win or loss. i►
must hays been the ('ootervativs "machine"
.het was doing the "'reaeirp" et the jut
election. Bat wbo provided the "grease"!
Will The Go !"nail star or Its big brother,
Toe Taoists Had. rim sad explain!
W. C. T. U. SPACE.
I The (aoderteh Utiles edits reading nutter
under this heeding.,
Voll Yes ea 1►ec. 4th.
Lot West Harot's vote be a record
breaker.
Lutla+ the bar -room, that is the meaning
of an affirmative vote on Ina. 411.
Rememb'r fhb, you will vete on It o. 418
for a prise plc mot tor or lastest say pellet-
al party.
The mac who treats or is treated has no
chaos of Fettle, a rood position 11 his ha-
bits are koowo. w hr should any gee de-
fend a praotlw that first -oleos balsas men
universally condemn !
The greatest anemia of the church aro
n ot her living foes, but her dying friends—
e el the unbelievers who oppose he, but the
ohorob members who fall to do their duty.
How an y.0 islet to von!
Co.you afford to vete In the same way
se the salvos -keeper votes' Von know how
that will be! and you Know also that If yoo
de not vote at all, your ve'e will mat
with bio! Be a men and yots with men.
Er►scr. or ADOrTtn7.
The results of the adminletratien of the
law may be--ean only be -determined by
e xperiment, but it* adoption will bo 10i.:—
It will dissolve the partnership beew.m
the Provlose sod the liquor seller.
Ie w111 remove the sasotloo of toe people
and the proteetloe et law from the bar-
room cod Lbs drink shops.
it will abelbb the place ot public tempta-
tion, and banish the bar.
It will do away with a privileged ohms
H. B BFCKETT. J. STAUNTON
1.4AV1Nt. bought the Furio18r,, and Vietertekiug busluo.• of
J RHYNAR & CORNELL
we impact fully oob„1 u .:uutinUSIII tl 11:U1 pauunegc.
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All Furniture Delivered in First Class Condition
• Practical Undertakers and Embalmers
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Satisfaction Guaranteed. Night and Day CaIIs
Promptly Attended To
Night lull at the Store, West Sole N.laar0, neat Tbonteun'a Music Store
BEOKETT d STAUNTON
'!'HONE 89. NIGHT AN ti DAY.
sad oetabl!sb ogees rhino mess the
people In Ale matter.
It will "lava:" law Iete ngbetea.sese, and
emphasize the sound priootplm of soots!
so:oow, that so business hu • right to sabt
m or,aolsed soot.ty for any other purpose
than to promote the welfare of the mea and
+omen who make op soel.tY.
rrealblllea-TN n.i.rsod am.
Wbst hu the Uygur troth] do fi for w u
• people! 1 hats lived long .cough to e«
the battening of the l:gsor habit, the gra-
dual deterioration In °heraoter, sod the out-
going two the blackness of darkness and
deicer of may oitlz.ns who ought to have
bees our pride and glory. 1 hays known of
clergymen being stripped of their gowns
and detorted from their high places as
spiritual leaders ot the people. Every pro.
fission, stay bestows and trade has felt
the blighting ia6'asoos. Even in our Legh
laths 0011.1 haves oo'loed the "troy, sturdy
young farmer, fresh from 0 s gauntry home.
gradually, .eauoo by session, sick into a
woofal picture of hie former self from the
*Heats of this habit.
I am tbaatlul for the growth of healthy
temperance m01011.01 1a spite o1 all, that
It bis boa poteibis that this ya«tloo m.y
te submitted to the people. May the day
Dome when the heads of bu,, Dees houses who
oow .rat total •bsstoeow Io their em•
ployeseo, will banish wine aad strong draft
from their own 1.bles, sad those ratiway
corp'rations who enlorol.t h. yams rule ban -
tab the ►a'• of liquor troy the refreshment
room of every stetson Mang the lin., sed
from the dining oars w well.
It !s a beattby alga wbea•men of the
world, who maks no probation of reltgle°,
leek with d,.favor upon Suedes, school
toolbere who • ga • ealoon•kesper'spetirtes
showier not only that they are no:. 5.11.64
with this business but what • high t teal i•
formed 1a their own minds of what a Chris-
tian should be.
1 have no sympathy wltb the view. of
tho.e who say, "Probii i Ion le r,gght, but we
cannot enforce It," e'a , oto, What sort
of reasoolog would that be on any other
yeeettoo' It it le right, ''Do it and be does
with it," "Bring up the reeks to the sand
and;' as that gallant soldier cow Bald when
m advaaoe with the oolors and urged to
r.treat-
It is my privilege to plead for prohibition
on behalf of the women --the mothers
to banes haunted by this drlok
curse, who fro trios, to brie,
op their oblldrea arl,bt. in the fame
ot the greatest odd., and who hire °o
voice at the ballot bis yet on itt. g, 11000
For the obuoby-food children so'o to ,o
forth Into t1s tempos), street. For the
women who 10neuieh m prisons or are .bel.
ter.d in reformatories, who owe their down-
fall to this curse. For the you°, women In
society whose ltfueow, when good, is coon
insetted by the epee «loos, sod wbeo bad
finds too easy •n a«Istent to the wig.-:ap
For home protection an 1, ea Miss Willard
said, "To maks all the worl 1 home like."
1 have no harsh words to say about til.
..two -keeper. or 1 .1uor-delets. T'he ms:
jority of them •r• too rood for ,hair busi-
ness liseerous-hearted, they will gladly
g ive handsome donations to deserving ahati-
tles—chertttes, sl.., whtoh would hardly
b. le existent* 11 it wore not for their
rrede. I would wish that a greater cower
then mine might open their eyes Some-
where I have heard the argument, "Mon
will have I guar anyway ." Some men have
• tendency to commit murder but they 51r.
N at op away where they 0505ot work any
injury te their fellows. To train up the
oblldrea so 'hat they won's have vitiated
tastes is part of the work of that great or•
gaotz.t.loo, the Woman'. Owls too Temper.
sow Usion, winch DOMINI to the work with
ins gospel In one hand and the t.mpir•sw
pledge is the other. The efftc eat «r.aUtio
temperance In the.ohoois 1. a meant to that
end. Give us a thanes Blether* sea many
parts .1 the state of Maine, to train a n-
.1.1100 that knows not the taste of liquor,
and • saooweful, prosperous future to this
Prevls« Is soared.
We have more to fear Ido manna from
the Winona of the moderate drinker than
the draskard, from those who taik loftily
of "pawns! liberty," and all the while are
helping the weak brother o0 the downward
track. Christ say., ''Ureatsr love hath in
man than this. that a man lay down his life
for Al. friend,." If. when occasion requires,
Isis the will of the Mater that a Chrtstlso
should lay down his life for atmther, etas Is
0o question that it is squiffy the will of
Chr10 Nat His followers should lay dime
their alae fee lee sake of others, when each
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or in the vicinity of Ooderich, who is in need of anything in the way of Clothing or Men's
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ings should miss going to
- UACKSON BROS, CLINTON
Established
Furnish -
Who are retiring from the retail business and are offering a stock amounting to nearly SIXTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS for sale at the most ridiculous prices. This big opportunity will only last
a few weeks, after which we sell the balance of stock out at a rate on the dollar.
We enjoy the reputation for carrying one of the largest and very finest stocks of goods in the
county. What you get here is goal. When you fully realize %%hat a Itig saving it is to you to Itns'
right now when you may need 11 suit., an overcoat, a pair of pants, all kinds of under clothing, hats,
caps, ties, braces, and eveiything that a Ivan wears, you will take advantage of the big stilt' which i;
now in full swing, and come to Clinton.
F ZLR COATS. -We have 53 Fur Coate only, and just 53 men can get. a Fur ('oat that .. r11 he Inn to pi ice then Any roan t ver p,i.l for a
good Fur Oat. You will buy your Fur Coat from us, that is if you have any notion at •11, %lien you find out the prices.
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JACKSBRO5.
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The oldest Clothing and i'urnishing Establishment in the County. Retiring from Rusineas.
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• salaer.At-deslal would be he Ihe1r geed.
'Make •tr•ight Ia'na for your cwt lest h.
•blah lel .me be toted out of the way."
Others have epekea and w01 speak mate
edrguently oe the differ. 111 phases of tet
gseaUoo, but 11 by roloo, or pea or tetlosnce
I Nall have helped on Probibitioo, or a
immure of le, 1 shall not have lived In vale.
Y'Atiu)%1
33 trawls Wrecked.
Detroit, !lob. Dee. 2.—There bevy boon
tblrty•lhree vowels wrecked on the lakes co
ler this mason, and lbs lose to the under-
writers bon boom t.vvr a million dollars Uo
le»there sbcu'd be amigo tonal y bad luck
during the loot few day. of the emcee, Oils
year w111 go on record m one of fair pro6'
to the marine tummies business
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You drink your
Own tleatlh
when you drink Abbey's Salt.
Extracted from the juice of pure
fruits, it is both a giver and pre.
server of health.
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Effervescent
Salt
to recommended by physicians
because it purifies the blood,
cleanses the stomach, invigorates
the liver and gently regulates the
bowel... .11 keeps the head clear,
the eyes bright and the complex-
ion goof!.
Insist on •' Abbey's "
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Card
Gifts.
A Christmas Gift of
utmost satisfaction to
both giver and recipient
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ao Fg/rsvd Visiting
Care y�a mf the
also"! gerl•1,' •-
IN ca.r..ml Visitiwg wa:
the Moeristed Irma
A ►In. 'mat Leather .
naming Card Ca...
Ws send these com-
plete to any address,
prepaying delivery
charges, for $3.00.
Wylie ler ewe sew etiologies.
W ,.q.aisi yea with hen.
of emir ideas. We mail it
Ryrie Bra..
Jewelers"
Tow sad Aristotle aka,
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84 J. 11. COLBORNE w, RPraac4'
DRY GOODS
A NEW, BRIGHT, FRESH STOCK
Bleck Under Shute, *1.00, 41.50, $2 00.
:2 50, $2.75.
Sleek Sateen' Wallets. 81.00, 81.26, 81 50,
81.75, 41 00, 1200, 82.76.
Lune,' Usage Vesta and Orswars. Vest.
from 153 to 41.00. Drawers from 254 to 41
Mem' Usderv«ts from 12o to 50u.
Mimeo' Drawers In Ieadlo, makes
Mea'. std Hoye' •,1rts aad draw.'• is -11
,hon leading makes. amen sad all . o01
Moo's wuot Elmo* I cs'', *Use hum 34 to 44
great value. Better hoes. wool -'feed, 6Co,
65u sod 751.
Men's &ll -wool Nova Bootie maks. ur-
chrukable from 500 to 41 25. A g re•
with sack 4140 that 11 will w: shrink.
Oar American made Wrapperettee at 10.1
.ad 121o, fist oolor, are the beet la the
trade.
black mid grey Orem :Skirt", tailor glade,
and cut In the latest !stilton, from 82.90 to
84 75, made of all -wool homespun.
Drees Materials le the latest oolorlogs,
54 to 58 Mabee wide. Homespun', 3 one-
Uans. Basks! Weare', horde• Serge' and
other caw mikes. from 50J to 41.40.
A 6 aaenr•men' of ft o. C..•'. ru.�. I,r
h Ao.I.h Hutb- C.. from 8357 o
412 00, months from 56 to 60 inches. 1 time
are the best goods In the Weds.
Great value Is ladles sad Children's
milkmen and all wool Hose.
We oarry the teal hoes of Etocktngs
made at the Goderlok Knitting Mill.
COSMOPOLITAN YATraRNt, FOR NOVENBKK NOW ON MALE.
J. H_ COLBORNE
Do You Know?
W• hay, mon, neesaariie for the 1x11 seesoo.
Pure Spices, as
MACK, CINNAMON, GINGER*,
CURRY, I'KPPKItM, etc.
ou esus so alyr.n'a;s l0 Euylog 'hes.
from ue for we nen t.•r'hem an 1 emir .o.
them sb.oletely pure. They are out so
everywhere.
FLAT CORK''. JAR KINGS, CANDY
BOTTLES; et A.\, env-, etc.
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Jackets a
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smaller
wt' have ever
the vert new
Beatemall eb'
STOVE -PIPE VARNISH.
Brghtest Lustre,
Least Odor,
Easiest Applied
of all 1'ovo !Sipe VRruishee.
!'reserve% the pipes. Excellent for
all exposed iron work.
L1
W. C. GOODE, Chemist,
BEDFORD
aLooK.
QOAUTT VERY IIIfiM
Christ -
tags
mas
hard=
- ware
PRICES VERY LOW
WJE have made large pur-
chases of the following .`
Iines of Hardware, which
make the choicest of Christ-
mas gifts.
Shue.., 11 . k:'• dirks tori H.wk t, 1'utks,
F .tting !Gads alai Fish'ng Iaekl..
Gun . kidu.', l:dto'ven Mud Ammunitiaa,
Kbesre, 5. toaors .rid Embroidery Scill1tf,
Ifil►, Iable Cutlery dal Carve s, • •.
VI aur-plat..I $puour uid Yorks.
I4x'ket and Jack knives.
t R/znr. Raw( Strsc. and Blushes,
Carpet Hsuepers. Sad lrs us It ringers
• .at Choppers,
t , Homs Hopei: Outdas and Hwtts Blsakets.
will
the
liar
oun
tin,
will
lest
ufti
.1 p tir of '•I)'ruthy
e•:,.❑ ordinary shotty Tho f.x!t
•'i you far' oo much less tired.
tut a p.,ir to the fast.
They cost .:
$3.75. },
N, K.—Of coarse we will giv
1 particulars of the :.!I,00
Pr:: • Contest
it will pay you to examine
our stock.
Wm. Sharma
CODER
Luate .tour ikons with us for ,11.• '.t ' 1 , handsome C'.'endan tog 1903
N. D. ROUGVIE,
The Cash Hardware Store. Goderich, Ont.
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A great many people think that they can't
illie-
get Bread at a bakery as good as they can
make. That is a mistake, especially while
E we are in business.
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4....._ Our Homemade Bread `--
that you are eating every day, is u good as a
any bread that can be made. Try _it. Yc,u
Will he saved the bother of baking, besides
a - having cle+tn-made bread. Daily delivery.
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_ W. P. WESTOBY,
E AGENT. w f1AMILTON STREET:
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are Made by the oldest., Ail
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