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THE SIGNAL: 4:(1T)KUICH ONTARIO
Brewster'S
Millions
imemmitellee
Cop.aelt Ileo,
by Berton S. Stela
a came.,
.ja
By GEORGE BARR M'Ct1TTCHEON
(BICIIARD GREAVLS)
fiC
"tanbark) bas a pilo." whispered 1 "It w'on't do twirl -de with this chug ;
)tip Van Winkle syinputhelle•ally, and 1'eg;:y," oak! Mout•, cooling quittespao
frewuter Isugh.Yt. 15•ggy did not hes- to lier. "14.11't lead Mut ou. 11(' might
(tate au It stent after hearing the ge't' early if he thltike you're making
laugh. She walked straight toward spurt of hie."
the sheik. Her ehe•ks were pink. uud "You are quite absurd, Monty,' she
her eyes were tlushlug dangerously. oriel petulantly. "1 nm out making
The hrl'aisteut bmw'n slaves followed sport of him."
with the Jewcle, but she ignored thew "Well, then, why don't you tell him
ruutpletely. Brave es she luteudet to to go about lila business?"
Iw, she eould not repress the shudder "1 don't see any bends lying around
of repulsion that went over Ler or she loose," said )tip turweutIngly. The
Iookid full upon this eager Arab. , sheik 3tnpatleutl' said something to the
Graceful and slender. she stood be- interpreter, and that worthy repeated
fare the burly Mohammed, but his ase- it foe 1'rggy's benefit. •
dor weag not cooled by the preteueewf.
so many wlWeeses. Willi a tb d he
dropped 10 bis knees, Wobbling for a
tueinent In the sucesesful effort to
Jfohanunrd //repro/ to his knits.
maintain a poetic equilibrium. Thea
he began pouring forth vuluuurl of
shattered l-'renrh, English and Arable
sentiment, acentt ':ulld by facial eau -
tortious so Intense that they were lit-
tle IPma 11tan grewsoute,
"Oh, joy of flu• 11111 supreme, jewel
of the only eye, hearken to the en-
treaty of Molts eel." It was more
as if he were eoumauding IIs troops 10
WHO. than +pleading for the tender
t'otupassiou of a ladylove. '•1 :ire coupe
for yon, quern of the sen ntielliearth and
skyMy boats are here. my venues
there. and MnPIOmnled promises ,you a
ptiIace in the sunlit tills If you will but
let biro bask 'forever in the glory of
your senile."
All this was tittered in n mixture of
tnngne' coo ntra•tnus- that. Sulnvny
Smith afterward rlese•rlbetl Wax a sal-
ad. The retinue lower) Impressively,
and two or three 'graceless Americans
tpplauderl as vigorously as If they were'
approving the actions of a well drilled
comic opera churns. Sailors were hang-
ing in the ringing. on the dnritsand
over the de t'k house roof.
"Smile for the gentleman, Peggy,"
commanded Brewster delightedly. "iI.
want. to take a short bask."
"Your are very rude', Mr. 1)reweter."
sold Peggy, turning upon hint coldly.
Then to the waiting, txp.ectaut ehyfk,
''What Is the meaning of this ole -
twenty?"
Mohammed looked bewildered for a
monugrt nod then turned to the inter-
preter, who eletrel tip the mystery
.nrrounding her h:nglish. F'ur the next
three or font. nliut.•M the nir was filled
with the "jewels of Africa," "star,"
"sunlight," "gneen," "heavenly Talc."
"pearl of the desert" and other things
lu hail English. nurse French and per-
fect Arabic. Ile was mtlkiug prolufses
that mild not Its redeemed if he live)
0 Monsauel years. In conclusion the
gallant sheik drew a long breath,
sveweil Itis too Into n simpering grist
cul played his trump cord i11 unmis-
takable English. It sounded pa tblet leaf•
ly like "You're u pe•neh."
An ludeoruus t•onr went tip from the
white spectators. noel n kicky In the rig-
ging. suddenly thinking of home, piped
up With It bar yr two fr "'I11e Star
Spangled H: 'r."
Itt ti rig ace pliMlurl wlmt he nitwit]•
ern! to he hi..part of the ee-n•nlun), the
sheik arum.. null .tartnl toward his
I:uoeh, .;oil' motioning for her to f.il-
lou. So for an he wan concerned the
natter wag closed. But • 1'eggy, her
heart thumping like n trip"bn11ater, her
eye* full of exetleulenl, Irltpiorrd him
b, stop fur a moment.
"1 appreciate that great honor, but 1
have a regnest to make," she said clear
l'. Muioauuu'l noosed Irresolutely and
in POOP. Irritation.
"Ileare's where the heathen gels It
anew:: the INYlels." whispered Motet- to
ylrs. 11a11. And iie called out, "Captain
Perry, detnll half n dozen men to pick
np the lends that are about to slip
from his majesty. neck."
Any even nnntlienrl Ne•tinn or t Inion
Laud, ht Manitoba at the North-west
erreding Nand 'At not reserved. cony 111. home.
atcndra by ant proem.w lin is the ..do head of n
family, or coy male o% ser It yenr+ of age, In the
extend of Onrvnnarter s, -t fon of In, eros. more
u) bei.
Entry may In' mode ireesnmJly at the breal
land flitter (dr f lee di'triet In wlek•h the lamb IN
eft matt, nt It Ile• boniest...dr; desire.. he may.
on application to the Minister of the Interior,
Ottawa, the r',mtml+.loner of Imn,lgmtfon.
Winnipeg. or the Meal agent receive Nut 110111)
for scrim one to make entry Inc hlni.
The hnrn.'Ntea.l•r Is rnl mlrnt to perform the
inndltlnn- isorinerted therewith ander ones -of
the following plan.:
111 Al leant .ix m'mtb- ronMnn'e upon and
enit.l cal ton of the land In notch year for three
years.
14, If the father Int Mather. if the lather Is do-
, ti i'eb of the hnnerntradee trades u t a fans
In the vi,lnit- of the land .•nler d tor the
nivel»en1+ a. to resItIenee ,nn> 10• wrli.nwl
try nosh person residing with the holm tor
mother.
111 1f the settler has Id. pernianent ,wnNlene'
0,Mrn farndng land owned by him in the ylr-fi -
ftrnt his homestead, the regmlrenw'nt. ,.n to
....liana may be nnllnard by nesldence norm
the said land.
nix mewt.h.' nntlor In writing •hnnld he given
to the c'neeemfasfoner of writing
Isnd. nt
!Ottawa of intent irm to apply for patent.
W. W'. e'(11t1'.
threat of the NI Ini'ter of the !retain,.
V.N. tinaathorland fmhllralfa, of this ad
verlino'sset wi8 not be paid for.
CHAPTER XXIV.
pEOM' gave the sheik an Writhe.. dee•Inration that he weluld come an•
Ing .nolle, followed by n brief 1 other day and that the Whole world glauee nt the beaming 'll.' I would tremble at lila nppmaeh. itis
Valentine, who nodded her head
approvingly.
"W'on't you give me time to •go 1w -
low and pack my belongings that they
may be sent ashore?" she asked naive-
ly. •
"Wunder!" gasper) Monty. "That's
no way to turn him down."
"What do y6u mean, Monty Brew-
ster':" she cried, turning upon him with
Flashing *700.
"Why, you're eueonreging the old
guy," ha protested, disappointment 1a
every Inflection. •
"And what It i am? isn't It my af-
fair? I think 1 am right In suspecting
flint he has asked me to be het wife.
isn't It my privilege to accept blm It hoard the yneht, several resident
I wish?" I French and 1:ngll.b nequatntanees 1,0
ltrewster'. fare Walla study. He Mg the guests of honor. The ',tory of
could not belie.. that she was In ear- 1 the day was told by Mr's. Dan tte-
neet, but there wan a ghastly fooling Mille, eommisalnitetl especially for the
that the joke was being turned on him. ditty. eh. painted the Beene so vividly
The rest of the contently .lnred hand that the guests Innghed with joy over
at the Anihed Peggy and breathlessly the dlsenmfitnre of the sheik. Peggy
awaited developments, and Brewster found themselves look -
"The eon of the prophet Tres that
you be as quick as possible, ueen of
the world. Ile tires of wait g and
cotuutunds you to come with m at
once."
I'eggy wineed, and her eyes alio a
trief', look ut scoru at the scowl) •
sheik. Iu an instant, howeyt•r, she wit
smiling agreeably and was turning to-
ward the steps.
"Holy mackerel: Where are you go -
Ing. Peggy':" cried Lotless, the first to
tura fearful.
"To throw some tblugs luto my •
trunk." she responded airily. "Will
you e•oute with me, 'Mary?.'
"Peggy!" cried Brewster angrily.
"This huts gone far enough."
"Von should have spoken sooner.,
Monty." she said quietly.
"What are you going to do, Marga-
ret?" cruel Mrs. Dan, her eyes wide
with amazement.
"I nun going to ('marry the sou of the
prophet," she replied so decidedly that
every nue g:usIwtI A moment later she
was snrrouudnl by a group of excited
women, and Captain Perry was call-
ing the jaekles forward fu a voice of
thunder.
Brewster' puahevl his 'way to her side,
his tale as white as death.
Ing altooplahly at utte another now and
then lit the course of the recital. She
purposely bad avoided him during the
evening, but she bad gamely endured
the raillery that came (row the rest ut
the party. If she sus a bit pale It was
nut amrprlslug. Now flout it was over
the whole alfulr appalled her More
than aha could have suspected. When
several of the guests of the evening
euberl• onuuutietd that Mohammed
was a dangerous mum and even au ob-
ject of worry to the government she
felt a strung(' retch in her throat, and
her now mlrtblesa eyes turned Instlue-
tively to Brewster, wbo, it seemed,
was the ahelk's special object of aver-
sion.
The next day she and Monty talked 1t
over. Thr penitcuce of loth waa bcittt•
tlful to behold. Each denied the other
the privilege of assuming all the blame,
and both were so happy that Moham-
med w'as little more thou a preposition
In their conversation so fen' as [00111l-
uunee was concerned. But all day
long the harbor was full of fisher boats,
and at nightfall they still were lolling
about, slulater, restless tdysterions,
like purposeless buzzard", And the
dark teen on board were taking up
no fish; neither were they minding the
nets that lay dry and folded fa the
bottom of their boats.
Far Into the eight there waa revelry
on board the Flitter, more gttests hnv-
lug conte out from the city. The dnrk-
hours before the dawn of tiny had ar-
rived before they put off for shore, but
the timber boats atilt were bobbing
about lit the black waters of the har-
bor. The lights gradually disappear-
ed froth the portholes of the yacht, and
e tired watch wee about to be t'e-
I vel. Monty Brewster and Peggy re-
mit ou deck after the guests (tail
gone over tier side of the vessel. They
Were •cuing over the rail aft listening
to the 1.1111 voices of the visitors as
they gree Diluter and fainter In the
diatoms., he lights of the town were
few, but 1 r could plulnly be sec'('
from the otro . •
"Art' you ti ' Peggy" naked Brew-
ster. with a tone of tendern•as. Some-
how of late he ha often fele a strange
dewire to take her I' his aria. and uow
it wee strong upon h n. She was very
neat, nod there was a irooping wearl•
mess in her attitude w Ieh seemed to
d14n't1141 protection.
"1 have a queer teeth that some•
thiug,aw•ful ire going to hap) a tonight,
Monty;" she nuswerel, trout, in her
Soft voice.
"You're tervuns: thnt'm n1I," h . e11111,
."11111s isn't a joke, Peggy," he cried. 'ami 'you should go to . le.'p. MMI
"Go INIJw, lllld I'll get rid of the night." 'lltelr bands touched) In,; to
'hell" darkness. and the thrill that went ave
Jost the(' the burly Algerian asserted hii hall q truth of whMh hr bad Iw.'n
hliw,gf. He did net like the way 1n ..u13' ragnely ronw•iollM. The peace of
which his adored one was being han-
dled by the "white dugs,' std with two
• nen he rushed up to Prewster, alibethought of her nod her too quiet afftc-
jtion for Ilhi
In it left nt elealoudent.
ublterlur angrily. S, •Wiwg 1 ".I tigtlu't the aide
"Stand back. you Idiot, or I'll punch of the slip, nod ni1.•r0 II Mound fuhuw-
yuur brad off said Brewster, w Ith ed. 'rhru cause other gentle thuds cam -
It
▪ ewphasis' Motel With the eft swish of water dim -
It tuna not until thin moment tent 11111041
1'egp:y and Brewster were on
1'e ggy. realized that there eight hea the loiut of g.tin� IN•bw• when thti•hr nt•
'eater side to the little tune- she and ,,•ula11n wnM c:nlght by flees. .trnnge
Mary hail decided to play for the pmt•
iohmeut of Brewster. Terror `suddeu-
ly tool: the place of mirth, and she "W'hat its 11?.. %be asked as they pane -
relay: frantically 11 el Irresolutely. Ile strode to the roll,
„r•i..1-Y_..
watc9l, who had .been overlooked la
the Copycaresl Ior,'assart. Royal
j Sleepy sailor,' rushed on deck with
• prou+ptuesr that was amazing. 1'ery
quickly they had found and uubouud
511 '.hltrr, carried u couple of 'wood-
Bakingell blpulater lM�tuty rod hod ('uptulu
1'.•r% in his puj+unus ou deck to take
l•eamralaltil.
"'1'Iw aearchllgbt1" cried Brewster
frantically. "The devlla have stolen
'Miss U,•a_v,"-
"1 'seat
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7iJ:cn completely by surprise.
While swift bandit were lowering
the !sato fur the chose others were
carrying firearms ori-tle•k. '1'be search-
light threw' Its Mighty-whlte arm out
over the water before uy seconds
h:ul passed, end eager eyes ere look-
ing for the louts of the pillage The
Arabs had reckoned without
oearchlight. Their fleree eeultatloh
diesel suddenly when the mysterious
streak of light shot Into the sky and
then swept down upon the sea, hunt-
ing thein out of the darkness like a
great and relentless eye.
The flutter's loots were la the water
Anil manned by sturdy oarsmen before
the glad cry went up that tale rob-
ber feet had ben'n discovered. They
were tea • near the yacht that it was
evident th dusky trllwsuten were
poor oardrnen. In the clear light from
the
11011/.11 deck tIwy,l'ouItI i* seen pad-
dling wildly. their white robes flutter-
ing 114 though Inspired by fear. There
were four boat*, all of thctn crowded
to the guuwnle's.
"Keep the light 00 thea, enptnln:"
'hooted Toney from below. "Try to
p "k otit ?tie boat l �that has Miss Gray
oh lonnl. full attly, boys! Tina means
a hundred dollars to every 0110 of yon—
yes. it tbouwtnd if we have to light for
.er,
'hill every one of them, Mr. ltrew-
ste '" roared the raphlin, who had re-
tiree behind a boat when be` became
aware of the preserve- of women on
dark.
\Three is shut away from the tilde
o\ the yne t. Brewster and Joe Brag
deft In turn 11 1. both armed with rifles
-Let's 1:1::: •1 -:'tn.t :1? , ::1 •" cr:e.l a'
stilor 1:IIo .t. • in the cern with hl+
deter on n trig
• 3),, do that! Te timer Ir.10w what
1 to . nut M nano Moat 1-'.''a Peee)'.' onl:•:an•:el Brew-
, '10n1y: only Juking," the girl following cl,s' behind. ''t'hre'e ater. "leeep cool, ls. met 1 .' reedy toll
she cried. ' Oh, eclat have I done?".harp. little whistle* clone front clove sir.!;1 if Webster t".' wens half toad
"it's my fault," he exeluimed, "hut and behind them, but before they lad with tear ::ud nmxietp. : •1 he was de -
I'll tele care of you, naive fear" time e•1 '. men to stnelate• at ti their l.trnu url t a ••xteruriu :'r !:e lanai 0f
"Stand aside!" roared) the sheik meaning the rismewan in etldenet% eaa.,.ri, if micro mete to .e girl 11)
•
threateningly. livor the sId,', of the ship came shad-
owy forme ne if by magic: at their
The aituntlon was ominous., i'right- back* p:Itther-like Iwslle' dropped to
mewl as they were, the Wooten eonkl the deck with stealthy thud.. Emit'ensuer.w.
not nee, but stool as If petrified. Ball- ing from the inky sky 010)10. There
use.+ eagerly sw•brined to the deck,
'•1 let off thin Lunt," said,Monty, mn-
Inotisl• rift': to the interpreter, "or
we'll pitch you and your whole mob.
Into the nen."
"(Grp cool! Leap .tool:" creel Rub'
way Smith quiekl'. ile stepped be-
tween Brewster and the angry suitor,
met that nation alone prevented merl-
ons 1unitl'lo. YVIdie he parl••rel-with
the sheik. Mrs. INeMllle hurried Peggy
to a safe place below deck. and they
were followed by n flock of shivering
women. four l'e'ggy was :ilmowt In
Powder
We are now able to quote the sumo 'trice* for • euatconlere as are paid
by corautiters in Now York, Laudon, Mau Francium, and other huge ntarket.s
of the World where Maple go.sts am sold lowest. We think • patrons will
appreciate it.
We recommend Royal )faking Powder Iwenuwe it Is of the highest yanlity
—always giver perfect satisfaction, uud is most (teunundeal In the cud.
Rodd and rt'ronuuended by
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A RELISH AT ANY TIME
Thal • vl hal Ihr kntow•i no; *:0y ,of
PURE GOLD
QUICK PUDDINGS
SIX FLAVORS ALL TASTE GOOD ARE GOOD
Chocolate, raapli'rtv, custard, tapioca, pineapple, arrowroot.
You'll like it. Try a package today for only 1(k. One puu•kige ell
easily make one quart of really good pudding.
P. T. DEAN, The Grocer.
'PHONE no. COR. MONTREAL ST. AND SQUARE, GODERICH, ONT.
Learn Dress -Making by Mail
•
In January and save from 3 to 5 dollars.
Learn by mai t home in pour+ppare time. if vim wugld like to I,otdurt n
dress -making Maine > or foe 1 use. If you would like to make $3,151 a a
day showing how dress- taking von lie taught better and cheaper hp mail than
any other w,ay. lu under . get a large bet • of agent' at once, I will teach
this improved r ' • by to all co 'acing to January, 111I8, for Diet
instead of regular prier $1:1 a - $15, %gcnte wanted whole or *pare tits
Write to -they for particuiars. A. • • Sanders' Dress -Cutting School, Stratford,
Ont., Can. Office hours (r Ito 3 1 u , Market Place. opposite Pity Hell,
St rat ford.
1
A Our Granite and Tinware
are Always on Top.
The tit r:el,,.ky- nnt•e that we handle it a German
snake, guaranteed (tor five pestes, and although it coat.
11111 It little mole •y that -other stakes it will (Mt -
last„ them te gewwl Inatlly times over l thrtefote. it Is Hit-
' heopest
he'henpest in he long run. Also the gtuarantee in.
worth it great 'eal
woe un Instant of dreadful calm and
then the crislr. .3 dozen sinewy forms
burled Ihenuelve•a upon Brewster, who,
taken compk•I'l• by surprise, was
throwti to the deck in au instant, Ills
attempt to cry out for help l'. iug check-
ed 11 lea p betide. I'eggy's 'terrain
wits rut off at. quickly, and. paralyzed
by terror. cher Olt herself engulfed In
strung arms and smothered Itito.3 levee,
it :III happened mo quickly that there
A. am no chance to give the aIarm, nu op-
�i.rrtulily to resist.
tors, and the ,iiennM ler felt h11mu'If lifter) bodily.
I g1:111r.•4 she
and then there was the w teettion of
threw nt Brewster when he stepped 1,:,11ing. Ile strung notimthlug fun Ibly
between her and the lmpttuuus sheik. with all hie weight cul fell back with
who had started to follow, strnek deep a crash to the deck. Afterward bt
into his heart and made 1' ready to tumid that the effort to throw bin
tight to the de:11I1 for herr, 01 ,'t•Intar.l hail (1111141 mil) ' because his
It took uelrly nn hour to convince aasailauts In their haste had hurled
the Algerian that 1'ezgy had 1111.1111- hint against an unseen stanchion.
derstual hie mud that .klu.•rlran w1111e I',,ggy- 00 Ill borate forward end low•
eu were 1101 to Its• w'0011 after the At- .rel .n-iftly into urine that /I.losite4l
Genii faahiuu. 11e liiolly departed her rungltly upon siontehleg lard.
their potter.
"Sheet !11 file ear• ,n 1 INt"11" alts the
cry from the yn.ut, and the gen Idre:d
w':Is kept CO that p artic•:I:Ir o!t;e al.
need la :!te evr•Iralon of Me 0113
Ilnt ('ap.1:t i ferry- saw the W{:ole e)
keeping all of them .'(early located in
order to prevent trickery,
►trewstigs brawny. sailor lays came
1P, like iff%•yhnnntl,, ehen'ri rt'•N nm fling
dlehet rowing , the boats of the fngt-
tl, ern. ,Titre or four shuts were tired
luta the ale by the zenlona American
lads. and Thorp were lona cries from
the Anis. ns they veered off panic
,triekel. Monty'g (oat Wati410W ht the
path of Tight 'and not far lwhinel the
one wIdeh held Peggy. He wan stand-
ing 1n thte ow•. -
"Take han• of the others:" be called
ho:•k to his followers. "We'll go after
the 1.'ad.'re."
The response* from behind was a
cheer, n half dozen idiots and some of
the most Joyona profanity that ever fell
trete the los of American !adore. min -
(led with ahricks from the boats they
were to "take care of."
"Stop:" Brewster shouted to the
with Liv eulir 11.3311.,thutong111y 1"Arabs. "Stop, or we'll kill every one of
There was a Jerky, racking tion, )you:" Hua boat was not more than fifty
s:.tistlel and hi high d11c1gent. At the sudden splash of oats*, nod then feet f•rom •the other.
Mid he threatened to take Iter by she knew no more.
f.,r..' then he agreed to give her :un- suddenly a tall, white robed flgun
ollu•r day I11 whirl to make up her
mind to go with Ilan pnme.al.l•, and
again he einteludod that n hunt in the
hand was worth twv, 111 the • ealt.
Brewster stool gloomily on the out -
elite of the excited group glowering
113)011 the ngly suitor. 1'OoInr heaths
hied relegate) him In this pltire of se-
curity i'r.rltlg the dipluui:laic mutest.
'I'Ia• sheik's threats of veugeallee were
direful, 11e sw,te by somebody's
bean) that he would lying iIJ,'N*t leen
to establish 1114 elainl by force. ifs.
Intense de•ekre to light for her then
nod
there was qu.'llel by captain
Perry's detachment of six lusty mall -
ors, whose lig bare floe were shaken
vigorously miller :, few st:lrllel noses.
It took ell the tight nut of the sheik
had his train. 'flaree retainers fell 1n -
to the sea while tt•ynig to retreat an
far as pussiLlr tool danger.
M0101 01111141 dip:111141 with the Irate
gusted with himself and nfraid to
meet the eye. of the other men, Brew•
titer went below In .eorr•h of PcggR
11e took time to comfort the anxtons
Women who er,w•ded About him and
then asked for Mhos Grny. She w•a*
In her 'anteroom and would not /rose
forth. When he knocked at the door
a dismal, troubled voice from within
told him to go away.
-come out, Peggy; It'. all over," he
called.
"I'Ieasp go away, Monty," she said.
"What are' you doing In there'••'
There was n long pantie, and then
came tall pitiful tittle wail, "i am un-
packing, please, air."
That night Brownlee entertained nn
The Invaders bail planuel with n
(Tattiness nod pat lcnee flat deserved
atiree»s• For hours they had wallet,
alMntly, wntrhfull• nual with deully
assns nee. How they crept up to the
Flitter lu Knell, It's: 'nod how the
more daring Dame nlonrd long before
the blow waa struck no one ever es-
plalued. So quickly fled so accurately
tram the abduction performed that the
bouts were well clear of the yacht
before olid, war given by nee of the
arose In the middle of the Egyptian
craft, and a moment later the pursuer*
saw I'eggy's form panned up to him.
She w'an lustnlitly clasped by one of
his long arms, and the other was lift -
high above her. A gleaming knife
wits heid In the upraised hand.
"(''Ire on us If you dart:" came in
French from the toll Arab. "Dog of
an Atnerlean, she shall die of you come
.fame bar l"
!cite TtNI'Y. O.t
AS WE PART
WITH THE OLD
and go forward into the new we wish this year of
19011 may he a bright and prosperous year to our
many friends and customers.
On account of hack of .killed IsIMtr we have et tinges been
WHeil delayed with oily orders, ntid would ,wk that we tie axe tined
es time and for the intoe' ear willlemle:tvor to be more pprompt,
2(11(1 With personal attention, leineid prices nod gnool g,MMls merit
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cord hcomer• of your potmnng0.
1f we have please) yo'I tell others Mlout it,
A few of the !hinge found In our store : •
The Celebrated Good Cheer Stoves and Ranges,
The Penn Esther Range,
the only double heating range made in I'nntula, and you will
be sn'prisel at the price.
Lamp Goods, Granite Ware,
Tin and Copper Ware.
Everything for the kitchen. Plenty of raw scrial to make
noel repair. Anything von need in Phttnhing, Tinnmithing, Hot
Rin. r and Steam Heating, Furnace work, Tnroghing, etc., etc.
AMERICAN AND CANADIAN COAL Oi{IALWAYS ON HAND.
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Weare not only cut 0.;, With tour granite and tin-
ware but with Happy Thought Hanges, Radiant Home
Heaters. General HardW4re Plumbing Heating Tin-
smtthing.
CHAS. LEE
THE SQUARE --
GODERICH.
Parr ell's Bread
Kneaded M mach„tfry. no .wetly
hand. 10,eh it ink man'efaetur-
ing, is baked in pttrfecily
sanitary .urrnunding.
That means more than
people think.
It vena. to mare than
the lees cleanly kite.
Try tt.
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