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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-12-9, Page 9)es $i 6o 4 50 185 1.75 2 20 3 50 2 35 60 2 35 150 1 75 ] 60 2 90 1 60 3 50 2 90 I 85 350 I 85 2 �5 160 2 25 2 25 3 25 I 6o 2 35 2 50 1 60 2 90 2 60 Lircat aro' 41,Oo nee : Veekly 1 Sur. F 19(19 list, IOW it r lv Ont. 1 l„- THE SIGNAL : G : )DERICH• ONTARIO The News of the District. 44446+ "464y 446446 •+46+464-+ 44446454444 ST. HELENS. WictessottetY, Dec, 1st, yi.11061. REPoKT,--V•'" the)cPd ►a Johll Webb, Nina Woods. 1V. --Margaret Miller, Maud Bert Clarence McDonald.Miller, e Sr. 111.-Winnie 11. Wion e Clarence Woods. Fanny Ander- son. Betel ders s• Me uillin, Et 'D°' (rkun Jr • 111. - McKenzie Webb, tVilfrid MoQmlllin, Ewart Mc- µ'rhh. Gordon McPherson, Earl erasion. Andrew (t'sunt James' Aitchison• McGuire, Roy Aitchison, Stewart with, Cecil Hyde, Beattie Smith, };ail Taylor. Sr. 11. - Della r.nstO h Ethel Aideriem. Gladys Hyde, bb, Mary Nixon. Jr. 11. -Glad] Yylullhu. John Gaunt. Carlyle Mc - Id, Ilerbet't McQulllin, Willie Forster. Majesks ()aunt. Sr. PL 11. Woods, Eddie McQuilliu, %Vil- on %, Lorne Woods. Victoria .on Nixon,Ale _ n• AI t lliu.urSr. Pi r 1. -Joseph lona Mc(1 }brotrl • Evan :11cQuillin, Madeline daunt Jr Pt. I. -Tot -ranee And«Wion, ytanleyy Todd, E113111a McQuillan. Jean M uillin. ul, Lizzie Purvis. Purvis, Jean Gaunt, Beatrice Mc • Number on roll, 55. Average attendance, 45. LI TITIAE. DUIININ, Teacher. COLBORNE. Mosinee, Dec. fltb. S. H. No. 5. -The following Is the re- port of the pupils of H, 8. No. 5. Col- borne, for the month of November Sr. IV. -Clara Cook. Jr. IV.-twn•tle '1'hurlow, Thomas Chisholm, Annie Thompson, Reggie McCann. Jr. 111. - Ernest Bogie, Adele McCann, Terence Hunter, James Thomp- son. Andrew Bogie. Sr. 11. -Beatrice Chisholm. Philip Bogie, Mary (slid - don. Part II. Mamie Tburlow. Sr. 1. Mary Bogie, Winnie (iliddoi, Olive McCann, Lily Morris. Louie Mc- Whioney. Jr. l. --Agnes Morrie, Helen Chisholm, Jieryl Horton, Jimmy Horton. Average attendance 10. EUNA 1, PXNTLANI). Teacher. LOTHIAN, \VEINw+'AY. Dee. 1st. S11 Weil, ItKI4114T. -The followi ng is the -report of school section No. 7, nam esur in order loccor the tofh or eritrmVr; (iRta Campbell. Murdena McKenzie. 1\ _John .lcKeitb, Donelda Hogan, ptlht. Mc Keith. Ethel McKeitb, Janet tI. 111. Kelso Mc - Kenneth KKen- neth e Campbell. Ea).. .I r. I11. -Olive McKeith, Evelyn Wellington, Clarence Hendera.n, Earl Swami, Elsie Berge, May Me- liencie.. Eva Hogan. 'Thomas C.x,ke•, se. l. -Graham McKay. Jennie John - don, May Stein. Jr. I1. - Rnht. Rehr:, liwenduline Hughes. 1't. II.-, Laura stein. Sr. Pt. 1. --Alex. Mc- Nty, Willierd MCFedearn. Welling- ton H,•nderson, Beatrice Stein. Jr. R. I Margery' Hughes, '1'houlas ilehn..lohn Gilmore, Henry Gillmore. J E..IonNosroN, Teacher_ WEST WAWANOSH. NoNn.t'. Dec. 11th. LAURIER. Terail/AV, Dec. 7th. Kenuie Matheson, of Arulow, visited relatives in the viciuitiy over Saturday and Sunday. Revival services in Amberley are Ix-- ing coutinued ell this week. The ser- vices are being largely attended each night. Me.. Alex. Johnston and Master Jetmew Juhnsuin were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ,lames Johnston one day last week. We at sorry to learn that Hector McLes n is indisposed. We under• stand he intends going to Chicago to undergo -wedtcal treatment there. Ilia many -friends .here wish him a speedy recovery (rum his illness. AMBERLEY. MiiNDAY, Dec. 13th. Ernie Franey, thinks he will go \Vest this winter. Thomas Sandy has completed his contract at Boyd's -'reek. Fred Henderson is at present work- ing at Capt. Brown's, Lake Shore. Mr. and Mrs..L l:. Wildfang spent Sunday at Robs. Geddes' on the 4th cnnerbstue. The railway is homing. There are about twenty-five men and about a been teams working at -the Eighteen Mile River. Fried -aria thinks that he will ride his wheel on the new Electric Rail- way track this winter in order that he may not.. have to get off for a lady driver. Service in the Metholiat churtrh will he held next Sabbath afternoon at the u.Itat Firm', and revival rt'rvices will he held every night -bis week but Saturday. at tt o'clock. EAST WAWANOSH. Musu.t t, Dec. utb. Rabbit -hunting is the order of the day. Mr. Fox in visiting at the bonze of hi. sister, Mrs. A. Anderson. CGODERlCH TOWNSHIP. TC(snuAY, Dec. 7th. Mr. William Findlay. of the 9th concession, has a goose which recently laid eleven eggs, and for aught we know is still -keeping at it.' This U something unusual even in this town- ship. I'UI4Lle' MKWFINU.-A public meet- ing ing will be held in the lodge even- oms of l,. 0. L. No. 145, oat ew Tuta }�even- ing next, when Organizes Birmingham, of Toronto, will give an address. A musical program also will be given, and the, public is in- vited. .r inr,1. IlEi 4tKT.--Fulluwing .4 he te- .4 S. S. No. 3, West W'awnu„sh, loathe wont hof Novi:1111,ei- Thruarocs bre in o•1,ler of merit. based •.n exauliu- atious: V. --Josie Cameron. Bessie Smyth, Victor Johnston. Sr. I V. - t'Ittt Murray, Callum Cameron, 1\'111, \I1AlInt.'i. J r. I V. Anna Stuart. IamtIO' 1 \V Ratite, I )ells Fit zpat lick, Laura Fitzpatrick. Sr. III. -John I11Tirin` Irwin .Agar: t:wir(ps- Agar. Ji. 111.-I.•.ttir Johnston. Gordon Cameron, JL.rley Johnston, Allan Iaarni0, Gormley Thomlxe.m. Sr. 11. Roth Fowler, Johnnie t ransl..n. Thomas Webster. John Th,o11)40. , Aldi >ltvth, .Annie 1►urnin, Harold Uurniti. Jr. 11. -Harvey Webster, J a no v Durnin \lildrerl Fitzpat- nck. .1o1.• 'Thompson. Willie Thnmp- 'on, Derryy llurnin. Pt. 11. -Katie Fowler Pt. I. -Harris' 4'11rdon, Lane Durniu, Blanche Webster. Naull,er ..n roll, :ill : average at lend Mice, _i. EIIN.t E. AN ohumih, Teacher. _ Laurier and the Alaskan Boundary. An interesting incident in connec- tion with the Alaskan boundary dis- pute ie to be found in December Busy Man's. George W. Smalley, the great, newspaper correspondent, tells of be- ing td Ottawa and discussing the question with Sir Wilfrid Laurier. The latter took great pains to explain his views to Smalley. These views were slut intended for publication. but Smalley asked if he was at liberty to draw any inference from the inter- view. "Are you going to Washington ?" asked Sir Wilfrid. TORTURED BY PiLES COULD NOT REST ! COULD NOT WORK COULD NOT PLAY. How Zam-Buk Brought Relief. Mr. Johns Glacier of Denbigh. 1)114., tym:-••I wart so torturers by piles t t I could not get .•U101 whether ly- 111 d.,N11. sitting, or standing. The siitornt rubbed me of .4rellitti . of ap- petite, and of all desire to live ! 1 hal 'iitlrl.0 so hong And so acutely that, canoe to think there watt no ease for stn*,--trite-one• day roue' • out that I Ra' wrong •'I was 1.•Id that. Zanr•liuk curers pile and that this baltu was alto- gether different to ordinau•y ointments. smears of which 1 haul proved ,tseleas 11 r1' - 1 had a case as mine Watt. I pot a ,lpply d %ant-Buk, and began to use It regularly. "\Vithoot going- into unnecessary Irnul, in a few weeks' 1 found myself caro t. i owe my cure to Zan•Buk wiims Fy- ernA.-4-.tr.uat my exeet4e.ti will be the means •-f leading other s11T- ter.•r- to try this great herbal balm." Nothing need he added to this plain, powerful testimony save one Duration if you suffer ae Mr. (ilet`ier did, Hirt nor get relief from the saute source as he did? - /Am -link -as ' he truly says --is '-olecthing different' froulthe ordinary ointments and salves. it is a power- ful romhination of healing and sooth- ing herbal essences. Na mineral ast- ringents or poisons: no impure animal fats. It is a proved cure for inflamed areae baa in piles), erysipelas. eczema, ulcers. sores, aheceeeee, cold cracks. chapped hands, burnt', ruts, scalp Niles, and all skin injuries and dis- eases. It is the most killable halm for ehildren's rashes. All druggists and 'looses at 54)c. a box or poet -free from Lain -Auk Co., Toronto, for price. NO PRAISE TOO HIGH. Throat houghs Ask your doctor about these throat coughs. He will tell you how deceptive they are. A tickling in the throat often means serious trouble ahead. Better explain your case care- fully to your doctor, and,ask him about your taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. "Shall you see the !'resident or Ms. Hay Both." "Well, if you think anything you have heard here likely to interest the President err Mr. Hay, 1 dun t see why you should not discruse the matter with theta as you have with me ; if they choose." - I went to Washington. rays \Ir. Smalley, I saw both the President and Mr. Hay. t said, of course. I had• no authority, but I bad a strong itnpres- sion. and this impression 1 laid before them. A. a matter of convenience 1 had drawn up a memorandum, of which 1 had sent Sir Wilfrid a copy. When Mr. Hay asked me whether 1 had any notes of my conversations with the Canadian Prime Minister, 1 handed him this memorandum, rather a lung document. lie wished it read to him, and it was. Then we talked it over. Mr. Hay said : "1 suppose you will see the Presi- dent. I shall see him also, but 1 think it will be better you should make your statement to hint separately." My belief ie list both of them would have been dispoeed to con- sider the Canadian Prime Min- ister's attitude a reasonable one, con- tinues \ir. Smalley. and it an official proposal in that sense had been trade, and if it had rested with the President to say yes of no. be would have ac- cepted it. But acceptance involved o treaty, and what watt the use of agree- ing to a treaty which had to run the gauntlet of the l'nited States Senate, the graveyard of treaties:" Th,. Senate at that time was in one of its Most irreconcilable moods. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Irishman and family have nlnved' to Auburn. Miss Annie Naylor visited friends in Clinton for a few days last week. \Iles Georgina Smith. of Lucknuw, called un friends in .this locality last week . - Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. of SL Helens, visited at the home of Georg.' \Vallate last week. J. F., tan. who has been on the sick list for some time, is still in a very critical Condit' . Rev. D. Rogers, of Seaforth, will preach an educational .armor at Donnybrook Methodist ehnrch on Sunday evening. Mrs. A. Anderson had quite a fall last week, Lot no serious, injuries I -e> silted therefrom. and we are pleased to .tate that she is improving nicely. A Christ 11is entertainment will be held in connection with the D.nny- hr..ok Sunday at•bonl nn Wednesday evening. December 22nd, not the CDi-d, As stated last week. A fine prolgrant is being prepared and a good time is expected. A w. Rohe .ur a".l.s W. banish le•a•1 SW. from •.r . y.•a -.1,::n;-.....- ....... Who makes the best liver pills? The J. C. Ayer Company, of Lowell, Mass. They have been making Ayer's Pills for over sixty years. If you have the slight- est doubt about using these pills, ask your doctor. Do as he says, always. -a- by the J. C. ares 0... Iw.u. IISsa e - Deafness Cannot Be Cured. M• local application., it they cannot teach the di -marred portion of the ear. There 1,. only 011' way to mire (leahle-•. and that. 4. by con -Mo- tional rented le-. I rearview( i. cac+ed by an inflamed .'oudirion of the unoem lini.er.1 the Eu-'arhi., 1 Tutee. W10.0 'hi.' tutee i+ fltdatred you h.ve n rat mbling -cued or imperfect hear Pm. and w hen it i. entire). rlo•e.d. deaf,'"" i+ the re-uil. and 11111.••+ the inflammation can be taken nut an.1 the, tube re.in..d to it. normal condition. healing will Is' de•.troye,d forever: nine rev- 0111 of 1r1 arm reused I.y catarrh, which e- nothing hot an inflamed coedit ion of the 1110.00.-11rfa,•e-. We will ,rico on.- hundred dolh,r. for any ra.e of (learn... ..'ati.ed by catarrhs that can- u•d he cued by Hall'. Catarrh t urs. -Fend for circular-. free. F. J. C H F.N EV K Co.. Toledo. I k • Rohl by druK14.1R 'Take Rads Fan.ilr PIN+ for eunstiiwtion. Former Seatorth Man Killed. Brantford. .Dec. 4. -Joseph Hurley. aged seventy-five. was killed at the Massey -Harris worts here this morn- ing. For a month he had leen • run- ning the• elevator. About eight o'clock, while the elevator was at the second }poor, snaadotte below released it and it shot up. As it rose to the third floor Hurley was caught be- tween the elevator and the gate which descerele(1 to protect the opening. }lis body was fearfully crushed, the ribs ,enf<irating the heart, and he died an hour later. Four years ago he came here from Seaforth. There will likely be an toquest. AUBURN- 1VE CHICKENS AND POULTRY IA 1VAVTEItt'e will pay the highs -1 'nese-ta Avid he oral delirery.s Turkey -wand other poultry accept.' later. W. T. ItIU I4Ei+L. Auburn. Ter:ants, Nov. 30th. 'Wolf THE 81111.'ms.-The follow- ing is the school report for the month cat tiuveinire4;. l%l*PI 111.(ezanlined in geography, arithmetic, speTTinit and grammar) E. Stoltz and R. \Tann, equal. L. Plunkett, E. Phillips, G. Mr- ('linchey. A. Letup. .\. Creighton, %V. Carter. H. Tartan. (lass V.(examined in Latin, algebra, composition and grammar) - R. Jackson, G. Plunkett. A. Mann. Class ii1. (examined in arithmetic, literature, coulplosition and geography) -M. Denatedt, F, ('fetter, V. Asquith, W. Howson, r,. Howatt, R. Phillips. E. Yunghlut. F. Sym ington, L Jackson, R.Barr, 7.. Doyle, E. Itaithhy, E. McClinchey. E. Jackson. Average'Li. 1'. MAe'PltEli. soN, Teacher. The followingilo in the junior de - ort of the partment offF at p of S. H. No. 5, Mullett, for the month of November. Marks are arranged according to attendance, good conduct and general efficiency : Sr. ii.--Berdie Ferguson, 44141: Elwin Raithby, -41413 ; John Stewart, SKI; ; Olive Taman, Kr2 : Ethel Stalker, 3+10. Jr. li.-Ione \1cClinche , 175: Georg- ina Beadle, Sfrsi ; Fred Earle, 11f38 ; Lureatha McKnight, Alii; Lenord Yunghlut, 1434; Qraeme Symington, 803: Victor Yunghlut, 1(45: Harry iteadle. 819; Lewis Ruddy, +41)14: )toy ilarr, 4(31. Pt.. iL-Maggie Taman, 5511; Leslie Schultz, '307: Ezra Schultz, 21411: Gertie Ladd. dill). Sr. 1't. Id - Victor Lemp, 1312: Ethel Murdock, :311 ; Heryey Armstrong, :Hsi; Harvey Dawson. 211341 Audrey Dawnnn, 2rse ; Ruben* Nrisgele. 196 ; Harold Neeee. Irri. Jr. Pt. I. -Frank Raitbby, Frank Sceimgemir, 246; (:bin Haith- hy, YfO: 'liddk+ Howls, 119; Clayton fad', 59. Primary -Arthur Yung- hlut, 225. Average attendance, 27. C. B. FittuivaoN, Teacher. if your hair is thin, brittle or poorly nourished apply }Nutrias (made frnt Canadianbear' grease). It saves hair. SUc. a jar. Clyne, Ont., Der. 0th.--(Special.l- That Dodd's Kidney fills will cure diabetpe as well as all other forme of kidney trouble is a well-known tact. but the statement made below by Mr. Waddington, of this place, goes fur- ther and proves that these cures are hunting. He says :- "i was cured of diabetes and other 'kidney troubles by Dodd's Kidney _Pills three years ago_and 1 am pleased to say the cure was lasting. Tor T stave been wail ever since. Previous t.. tak- ing Dodd'. Kidney fills 1 suffered from diabetes for fifteen years and though i tried many remedies 1 got nn relief. I was subject to neuralgia -sad pain. in the bead and back. 1 thought nothing would cure me till 'T tried Dodd's Kidney Pills. 1 took shout fourteen boxer' and they com- pletely cured me. I cannot praise Dodd's Kidney Pills too highly." Wc.men waste a lot of powder while hunting for husbands---- --_ Scott's Emulsioa December Specials AT Worsell's IN EVERY HOUSE,WIFES MIND They are the Best Made is the original -has been the standard for thirty-five There arc thousands of so-called "just as good" Emulsions, but they are not -they are simply imi- tations which are never as good as the originaL They are like thin milk - SCOTT'S is thick like a heavy cream. If you want it thin, do it youi'setf--with water - but dont buy it thin. VOL eau MT ALI. uauuursnt111 Awa )R.. sarin of aper and nit r. rm. aim bas.Mf•I Iia.inw 14...b and Child4 ak.t.,l.fete . Ara bask aawas . (to.e Task P•aaf. !GOTr a ROWN- llaa Waimea' . Strew. Was Ttswras. Ors. }:very sir.', 'with fel -cutters. special At 84.51) 1n g1i,011 each Saasage Machines sad Staffers Lard Presses (lassie Seeders, etc. Christmas Cake Tins Hound ,,,..quare. .\11 -izes. All prices. • SHIP YOUR Live Chicks }"owl, Ducks and Goers to us. Highest pricer paid. Returns promptly made, Tk Quads Paltry & Prance G. STRATFORD. ONTARIO. THF LONDON DIRECTORY (Published Annually) Enables traders throughout the World W communicate direct. with English MANUFACTURERS and DEALERS in each claim of goods. `Besides being a complete commercial guide to Lon- don and its suburbs, the Directroy contains lists of EXPORT MERCHANTS with the goods they ship, and the Col onial and Foreign Markets they supply STEAMSHIP LINES jtrr•anged under tae ports to which they sail, and indicating the approxi- mate wiling': PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICKN nc leading Manufacture-'. Merchant et ., in the principal provincial towns and industrial centres of the United Kingdom. A copy of the current edition will be forwarded, freight paid, on receipt of postal order for 20s. Dealers seeking agencies can sdver- .tse their trade cards for LI, or large advertisements from £3. Knives and Forks Our i tup1 n t order is now in stock and we hake the best aseort- ment, at a pedal prices. Economy Cobbler Sets Complete w ith a Lasts. Hammer, Awl-, Knife, etc., at 75c.. Half -soles. 25c. pair.' Heels, Nails, Thread and Wax. Stoves and Ranges AT CUT PRICES Every onf guaranteed to be a perfect halter, heater and fuel - saver. Special Bargains in good Second-hand Ranges Ohe happy Thought Range, with Reservoir and Closet. $ 15.00 One Souvenir Range, with Reser- ' voir and Waterfront, $ 18.00 Good second -hated Heaters, ir- eluding McClary s Famous Radiant Home. Hot Blast. and Oaks. The London Directory Co., Ltd. Si Abchwrh Lane, London. E. C. CANADIAN NORTHERN ONTARIO SPECIAL T111117111PDAY, D>•(U NM 41, $ WHAT ABOUT YOUR Winter Overcoat? BOUGH'(' ONE YET? We have an e4xtra fine line in :Motor Coats and College Ulsters. Prices from • $8 to $25 11cLean Bros. agents foe Stantisle's Unde,le tar Ca,hartt's Q --mils, Smcik• a'1 (dolts THE SHORT ROUTE TO G O WGAN DA while it lasts. 144141) gallon.. hest Canadian Coal Oil, at 14c per Gallon Not more than It) gallons to a customer. Getting into tow Ganda tots winter wilt be made easier, is the Canadian Northern (►ntario Railway wil I in a few clays have steel laid to slow Ganda Junction, which ie '41 mi les north of Sellwooel Junction, Its iniles north of Sudbury and 31x1 wiles from Toronto. . The Gow Ganda Transport Com- pany are building to. good team road from (.ow Ganda Junction that will be much shorter and a great improve- wetit over the toad used last year. Maps .1 the route, also Freight, passenger and express tariffs are in 1-ourse of preparation; and an announcement will be 'mule shortly of the service and all arrange marts regarding the handling of the traffic. Foe information write Wni. Phillips, General Freight and Passen- ger Agent. Canadian Northern Build- , ing, Toronto. iF IT'S HARDWARE, WE HAVE iT WO R SELL'S Sardware and Stores GRAND TRUNK -SYSt M CHRISTMAS and ' NEW YEAR EX CURSIOIV S Between all station+ in Canada. also to Detroit, Port Huron. Mich., Buffalo: Black - Rork, Niagara Falls and Suspension }triage, N. Y. At Single Fare (Food goilig Dec. 24th and 155th, 114140. Returning until Dec. 27tb, 114119. Also good going Dec. :Bet, 114110, and Jan. lst. 19144. }returning until Jan. 3rd, 1910. At Fare and One -Third (food going Dec. 2Ist to Dec. nth inclusive. Returning until van. 5th. 111110. Also good going D.C. 11110, to Jan. 1st, M10. Returning until Jan. 5th, 1010. Secure tickets and further in- formation from F. F. LAWRENCE, Down Town Agent. OMCP hours -n.30 O. rat. to 9 p. 111. CANADIAN PACIFIC O.P.R. SHORT LINE TO GUELPH Al' $2e 5 Return Goina Na urdn , I}rcember•1th, tt. Y Friday. De ember loth. (Faxed to return Mont ay, December lath. ONTARIO PROVINCIAL/ WINTER FAIR Everybody is get ting the h it of travelling C. P. It. Why by tlun' you ? rICKITS PROM Jos. Kidd, Agent, Goderich t (Rice• hotter 11.31 a. tat. to ►i,:;t) to. m, SPEAKING OF SHOES '10 the average wan the quality of the •hoes his family wears wakes a big difference in the Aloe bill. . ' - For instance, it is passible W spew' :11,511 o*11 a pair of boy's shoes and not get half the wear that a pair of our *2 shoes would give. We emphasize the wisdom of saving money ou shoes by paying a reasonable. price, a spv'ially when children are the wearers. We have some extra stueily things here f the rough youngsters as well as the wen. GRANBY RUBBERS G. M. Elliott THE SQUARE GODERICH 44EPA Ills PROMPTLY (DON 1: ====11 === =====0 HEATING STOVES o AND RANGES THE HAPPY THOUGHT RANGE • I in a class by itself anti leads the tl:uket.; THE Happy Thought Range has always. been the leading Range.- Unlike other makers, The Wm. Buck Stove Co. do not change the name of their Range every two or three years, but keep the name of happy "Thought, which is .t NAME and RANGE. they are proud of. But do not think for one minute that it is the same Range it was several years ago, or even two years ago. They make -changes. and have them protected by patents. With the Happy "Thought Range you can do more cooking with less fuel than with ally other Range on the market. Why ! For the answer call at the store, and we will be pleased to show you the full construction and explain why. THE RADIANT HOME HEATER is the leading heater. This is proved by the number we are selling. Every person knows of this autiful and economical 1 seater. We have a nu bar of second-hand Ileaters and Stoves in good repair, which we have taken from places where we have put in heating systems. p 0 1 n Shelf and Heavy Hardware our stock complete. WE CARRY 1M STOCK AT ALL TIMES The 1lanlrner Brand of (Taster The National Portland Caiman-. 1.etur Iigllre nil your 1'1 ping. Healing. l'.aves!ti,,ghing and Electric Wiring. All work promptly attended to .and hilly gfi A store 'Phone 22 C1AS. C. LEEri= U House 'Phone tit ===11 ==== C=I =I =0 T%I Pr- o i )