The Signal, 1911-2-2, Page 3r•
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THE siGNAL GOIERIc_ o14TA
COtNTy CO NQL. r atawldad io 'ail. viz . gli per
O itlHA !loved by Maws. (!rale .ud lbw
that each pubic library in the aw
he granted Stif Them three
sea executive atone!
AN
day. ase aber.bIp fee of the Ontario Mani-
MOclt the Pritionn be Aid
.mato of
wt illi to the Priron••ns Aid Araucititiop, AlF0,11ER
net*tlootl SS Ito the Salvatkhn Army and $11.1 to
Le.. the Micklt)hiklren's so.pital were tee-
ms
aWute nd 4. No action war advised
d to: the the requests for a grant surFERIN0
the
ando the • special
Roads Asrodatlthe
un for • ep.rcisl donation w for
ail Western Fair, London. It was rec-
ommended that the printing contract
for the turret' year be awarded to
The Signal, its tender being the low-
est. It was recount% that the
usual sum of (ills be ranted to We
Huron Poultry and Pet Stock Asso-
ciation. on ooedittoo that the show
be held in different centres after this
year. It was recommended that *25
be `ranted to each of the public librar-
ies In the county sad that $10 be do-
nated to each V* ome n's Institute 1 have always
*add to.each . Far iaer's.lnatitute of
the county ; that the sum of *10 be
mantel t. pupurchase flowers for taint-
ing aro nt! the court house ; that •
prise of *f5 he greeted by the county
fur the beat fat beef shown at the
Guelph Winter Fair : o hat the Huron
spring st••ck show be given a grate of
*1$. and that a grant of *J5 he made
to each ap;• icultetral and bort intlt ice
society of the route y. Respecting
the mower' providing that the per
diem[ allowance of each councillor be
*13 inste d of $3. the romn.ittee referred
the !tatter back to the whole antneit
No action was-dvised resp-cting the
£ egll t of Turnkey Elute for li ' bt and
fuel. It was rrnounteu(ied that ea h
officer and men in the:i:3rd Megime•.t
receive :36 cents per day on the same
terms as [ornery-. The report
passed.
The motion to inccisse the pay of
the county coon, theirs to $5 a day
was defeated M• a 'urge majority.
County Property Committee.
we.ltua.d ree.p pogo <., testae a to the a
fordo, wag a rated lu the bused at ile by Meagre. Gla([ and Stu
ONLY8aatort► Op late Ia.Mute. C !!caws Kernigltatl and Lone
I appointed d , ,
waters/saev meeting of the lZuuicipal Asr,eiati
MovedO
ENOINC♦,',eq. at Turoutu and repots to thy court
ht's- Carried.
this hosloitaL C Auditors.
The council then went into eon-
., wittee of the whole on the apppobht
OF meat of auditors. On the Walden's
resuming the chair it was moved by
IMITA-
TIONS. Meeeers. Lamont and Mtothers that
?ION$. el b of Ligannuo,f tt bebacriitore for itbis
by year. This was carried.
king The High Constable.
withThe council went into ooennettee
in of the whole on the appointment of a
faith, high constable. The cwuwtttee re -
ng of ported In favor of appointing A.
y in Whiteside', of Hansell. This was rat
Pint ified by tbe council. -
r de- Moved by Messrs. Grigg and Mom-
yeeot sings that the matter of the salary
red to paid the high constable he left to the
special committee. to get what inform-
ation they can in thio oonuectinn hien
soh- other counties and report. The motion
the was sent to the special committee.
the Gillespie
bthat the eatery of the hiMessrs. Kereighan gh
d
t o[ constable be :Mq per ear and fes.
tion, on, This also was sent to the special com-
not
aced The council the» adjourned until
Thersday morning.
BEWARE
HOLD ON
THE
MERITS OM
1INARD'S
OOK BINDIN&
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
`:cud or repaired.
GOLD LETTERING
emug LEATHER GOODS
n et THE B1O A1. W sa iesvlag
a. Z. TAY LOS. fkriuvrroan
CIVIL ENOIREERIMG
V&VttDJAN ll. 1WBlitt'1'!l, .UlVIL
and LLrdrindia triglown. tlatarlo load
trillor-Ma> strew. 11M pbsn st Mak. moa earner
IIIDICAL
(fit W. F. HALLOW, M. B.
northoar aat raablanok North d Ores Tompa .
t)RUU1MUUT, HAYS A KILLUR-
r N. barrltw.. eattotterr, notati.spubne,
pesf*rs ►o tb. Warman Court. etc Private
leads to load at borrow nu. of tom
tU1 ss. Ltat ode Haman. Godor►eb. N .
KJLL AX• K. 1:.. R- C. IIA Ye, J. L.
Kiall ss. A. CAMERON. S. 0 .,11BARRIS-
111011114C11.salaryISM, arontar, Wed deertrain
CRARLaeGAiiR0W, L.L. B., l3AR-
e t*0Mad ifin est taiee. tiodr
l0. JOHNSTON, iI&RRISTBR
etWsltet, osss.t.dsa•l aware pebnc
vases laainlruu deist. Uedsrnar Oat.
mwuacE. LOANS. ETC.
nuc ILLGP MUTUAL FIRE 114
11)11♦1ICY CU. --liars awl trdaW
W a atrsgrq'tants.
uMees.-J. B. Mueslis. Pru-. ueatw•th PA
as 4Jsnsl1r. viwe.n... M. U ;
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Ytlsys. Windham.; thew l8M, aralanrta;
Dt asssdtt. IYudbtrsea; Jsrrss rival,
wadman att.. t+artssa ; ilalooim
Apar:J.10. Neu, Hdslwsvlfs; It Babb.
Jas. l amrtep, krtssad a ills ; lL
llestwdr. eYargaessss our
Mil* IA rim aL
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A 000 PRIVATE FUNDl1 TO
V UUU jslr to 11, u. t *-
4.Irserfslat. .crest (Iodaeick.
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Ana Idea num b,tttsk. eanaalao are
O no1 rr r1 aa{rnereraa AND 1,VLOTaes' Lunn-
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pA,sarvaaawro boars : Tao U.8.
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and at Uwvld's acusis, rinse 178
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sus an lllest!seaman Agent err Waling
awl sssioessssa- - eawtsanoe nun
entested M Wort pass wed K lowest. ratK
as cease ran anon mea aquae.
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NalIlAGE LICENSES
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ss tint era at <isaah
= I. t;iws.elwh Oakgllfast
The clerk read a letter hem ft
stone, e.egta y of the Winghaul
pial bused, giving statistiw res
mg s Referred to
executive cxoumltte ..
Gaoler Griffin presented a rep
which was rent to the county peopelt
oxo ttultter. It contained a staternheu
as to the cumber of prisoners eonllm
at the jall and the charges on w
they were held, etc.
A petition was presented slgnled
elghty neridenta at Bruoeeeld, so
the council to use Ito inftsence
the Ontario L.e b Lature w that
future dem...deem who, in ted
place their funds in the !heap'
chartered bankinginstitutions ala
some manner herr more ex
guarantee of the safety of thea
posits time is given at the pt
time. Tb. p*ti uo was refer
the ezectittve cwmmit.tee.
The Cosety fiskias Fend.
W. Holmes. county treasurer,
witted a statement showing that
balance oa hard at the cline of
ye.r was *l'1,44KYu. The annum
surplus t.► reduce this year's taxa
$4,ajlt.YJ : the sinking funds,
counting an -rued interest, *73,64
1 take pride," tbe treasurer st
"in pointng out to you that
four yon. before the maturity of
sterling debentures the sinking
created for retiring theta will be s
tient for the purpose.' se.' The letter
referred to the finance committee.
Registrar's Report.
The report of the county regia
was reau, showing the total nun
of ,n,rtrumeuts registered during
year, ter '-be 3,67e and the total
therefor $4,0[11.30. The groin atm
of fees earned for the year was
RNA/ and the net amount received
the registrar was $Z430.mL
The,repurt of the insurance car
od the county huikiingqxx and cps
was presented by the clerk and sen
the ftnar.tt cowuwittee. The
amount of insurance carried
$4LOuo.
1)r. Bruce Millet's report of his
speetiun of the house of refuge
read and referred to the house of
fuge committee.
Scboog inspectors' Reports.
The reports of Inspectors Robb and
Tont were read And referred to the
education coatfuitte►r. Mr. Robb in
hie report drew attention to the
alarming decrease in the number of
pupils enrolled in the schools of his
yew aro therr had been a decressr te. In the last of
4,01$ pupils. This was a decrease of
forty-five per cent. The report raid
that "if this rate of decrease continues
for about twenty-four years more
there wit! be no need of school houses,
school teachers or school inspectors -
the school hos will have disappeared."
A conehttling parsettapb in Mr.
Torn•* report was as follows: ••raking
everyteiug into consideration the prog-
mass at tae schools during the pest
year was as satisfactory as could he
expected. The teachers were faithful
and diligent and did what they could
for the advancement of their. classes.
Those possessing experience, se ity
slid enthu.iaam, of which there are a
considerable number', does excellent
work. The scarcity of teachers
largely neremed the we rk and the
wurry offtrustees and school officiate.
We sigh fur the time when there shall
he a sufficient number of competent
qualified teachers."
nearly
tbe THOMSDAY.
fund
The report of Rev. D. W. Collins,
ernmember of the deflate of the Western
was University, London, was sent to the
education committee and hie expense
*count for attendance at the board
Liar meeting wax referred to the finance
t committee.
the
Moved by Messrs. Reid and Bailie
fees that the name of Reeve Smyth of
,ant
Clinton he placed on tie payroll for
. this session and that the council regret
hisahsence at the meeting owing to
y illnoasr. Carred.
tied Th.- motion of Messrs. Reid and
tents Munnin that *80 be granted to pur-
r to came ""wen' to Plaut around the.
total
court house. was sent to the executive
cumutittee.
helm moved by Messrs. Glen and
hi'
Sturdy that the amount }laid tee
was reeves of the different municipalities
re -
Standing Committees.
The report of the striking commnittee
was read. The following is the per-
sonnel of the standing committees for
the yeear:
Executive -J. Leckie, W. D. San-
ders, R. Livingston, T. Mothers, Wen.
Glen.
Special -J. W. Taylor, L
A. Reid. W. Beale, John Brown.
Finarroe-N. Kernighan.
real, D. E. McDonald, W, Sni
Le i per.
Kducation-H, Sweitaer, J. C.
J. Y. Winter, T. K. Puwell C. -
Road and bridges --J. M. (eov
Dr. Smnith, 8. Sturdy, J. Gill ee iJ, Pi
County property -el. C. Munniegs,
A. flunkies, Jas. Downey, Robt. Mc-
Kay,
W. Hunter.
Equalization -The wboie council.
W aedeu's committee -J . Leas g,
Mturdy, P. Iauwnt, 1r Hilo
Mother&
House of ref,tge 4 A. Reid, J.
(ievenlock. R. McKay, W. Hunter.
A letter was received from J. Knox,
turnkey at the jail, asking the council
to provide bin with fuel sad light.
The request was referred to the eerier.
the committee.
County Engineer's Report.
The report of D. Patterson, county
eegineer. wan read and sent to the
rvael awl bridge committee It eon -
mei a number of order+ ionised since
I
report dated December 7th, 1010.
Mr. Patterson stated he had received
tender for a new bridge to be erected
nver tate Hayfield ver, known as
7lerner's bridge, and submitted them
with bin report, It had been decided
to let BIae2's bridge nn the Hallett
mod McMlhop boundary stand over
until after the spring freshet . He had
ezamioed the Exeter bridge and pee-
led a repot a to the oecemary
isenape Forty-eight feet of wood
sttnaW r e at the end of the Man -
heater bridge will have to be renewed
res the apace filled. /Mow guarde have
tern Oared on the Bayfield bridge at
w
mat .4$4
Several motions f..r the voting of
tato tuna's1 euunty grants were referred
t(► Lie enameve rnmmitt e
Moved by Yarn Munn.og. and
Kernigban that the approach to tale
tlstttord Midge he graded and a
psr,porr rt$lrtr he made to wavey the
'Stet oyer the harp inatessd orf rqa•
ing .le to the bridge: ata, twat the
gn.r4 vaiM he renewed- This motion
as sent to the road atod h'idge erose.
raitlee.
Moved try Meows *Mindoro and
PrrwvII the t a bylaw be prepared sad
peae.od
hy this moaned provWhet for
II payment of regular =Whet males.
trwt«a for the diep,vitkwu of vwgrwnta.
owed by Meanie- tlnstth wane! Glen
chant the member. of this menet re -
or e the amount erl hy stalest,
tee,,rr
The county property committee re-
ported upon the jail, the registry
office and the court hotuie, which they
ound well k pt, and r.commnend• d a
utunhet• ,.f purehaaex and improve-
ments, iucludi: g the installing of a
telephone in the office of the county
Crown attorney.
It was urn- d by Messrs. Reid an,1
Taylor that in the opinion of the coun-
cil therrefusel of the Bell Teleph ne
Oo. to connect the carious municipal
telephone systems is eon(ddeied detri-
mental to the progress of the county
an that this councils f rward a copy
of this resolution to the chairman of
e Board of R ilway Commissioners
r Canada This wag carried.
The council then adjourned until
Friday morning.
for overseeing the conatrvction ()fee- to
went abutments for county bridges be
increased from *8 to $L60 per day.
The motion was tent to the road and
bridge comtnuttee
The request from the 33rd Huron
Regiment for the usual grant was sent
to the executive committee. alai
Education Committee's Report. in
The report of the education commit- fa
tee was consider. d in committee with. it
Mr. Lamont in the chair. The report en
as passed is summarized as follows: to
No action was recommended respect the
ing the request of the Teachers' As -o- th
cietion of Linc In county to extend stn
the summer vacation in rural schools.
With sincere regret it was recom-
mended that the resignation of D.
Robb, inspector of schools for East
Huron, be accepted. It was rec otn-
mended that the statemen( and re.
turns from the Collegiate Ihstitutes cot
Goderich, Clinton, tiesfurth and
Wingham High School he printed in
the minutes ; that the Ht. Marys High
School account he paid when found
correct. In the matter of grants to
high schoxols, vontintuttion classes and
fifth forms, it was recomuhendect that
a committee consisting of Messrs,
Mweitzer, Bailie, Greig, Leckie, Reis.
Reid and the Warden be appointed to
investigate and report at the June
meeting of the council.
Inspector fee East Harm.
•
Fitt DA Y.
The report of the house df ref
mlttee was considered and passed
be reott of Dr. Bruce Smith. Pro
tial Inspector, was considered esti
story and it was recommended the
be printed in the minutes. In ref
ce to the recommendation of t
spertor to have some printing done
committee promised to look in
e• chatter on its first resit to the i
tut len].
YEARS
Cared by Lydia E. Pink -
ham's VegetabkCom po u nd
Fox Creek, N.B.-"
had pains in the loins and a weak.
nese the and
often after my
meals m y food
wouki distress me
and cause sore-
nese
ore
ness. Lydia E.
Pinkham'svegeta-
ble Compound has
done me much
good. Ism strong-
er, digestion is bet-
ter, and I can walk
with ambition. I
have encouraged
many mothers of
families to take it, as it is the best rem-
edy i tithe world. Toucan publish this
In the - Mrs. WILLIAM
Q Fox Creek, N.B., Canada.
The above is only one of the thou-
sands of grateful letters which are
constantly being received by the
Pinkham Medicine Company of Lynn,
Mass., which prove beyond a doubt that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Cron.
pound. made from roota and^herbs,
actual) does cure these obstinate dis-
eases of women after all other means
have failed, and that every such suf-
fering woman owes it to herself to at
least give Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound a trial before submit-
ting to an operation, or giving up
hope of recovery.
Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn. Masa.,
Writes all sick women to write
her for advice. She has guided
thousands to health and her
advice is free.
mit to the county clerk a summarized
statement instead of a copy of the are
seesment roll, the first such summar-
ized statement to be transmitted this
yeeu. Carried. .
uge Boundaries of Iospectorates Limited.
• On a motion by Messes. Bailie and
i'- Glen the township of Keit Wawano.h
l'- was placed in East Huron inspectorate
t and the town of Clinton was placed in
m'- We -t Huron. The change is to take
he effect on July Lt next.
to The Power Question.
n- It was moved by Messrs. Leckie and
Reid that the clerk he in•trmcted to
make inquiry of the Ontario Govern -
awns an to what &mistanoe, if any,
would he extended to the county
should it take up the scheme of estab-
lishing a power plant on the Maitland
River and that this council get a }het -
i' clam expert opiniomas to the practica-
Ibili•y of establishing such a plant in
this county. Carried.
The oouncil appointed Meagre
Leckie, Greig and Reid as a special
committee to obtain all infor•nuation
possible in reference to the power
question and report fully et the lune
meeting.
Bylaws authorizing the appoint-
, meat of county auditors and a county
high constable were passed and on
motion of MessrsKernighan and
Gillespie the council then adjourned
to meet again on the first Tuesday in
June next.
The council went into committee of
the whole, with Mr. Bailie in the chair,
far the purpose of appointing a public
school inspector. Mr. Weidenharn-
nuer, .1 Exeter, having withdrawn hie
application, the contest was between
Dr. Field, of Goderich, and J. C.
ltmith, of Wingham. The committee
decided in favor of Dr. Field and on
the Warden's restnning the chair it
as moved by Messrs. Smith and La-
mont that J. M. Field, B. A., Ph. D.,
of the town of Goderich, be appointed
inspector of public school. in East
Huron. This was carried.
FM.suce C. .,ittee's Report
Examiners Appointed.
Moved by Messrs Taylor and Hun -
kin that the examiners for the public
school continuation clepa graduation
examinations for the current year bees
follows : West Huron -J. E. Tont, I.
P 8.. Goderich : W. B. Weidenham-
ner, Exeter ; W. McKay. Hen -all.
East Huron- J. M. Field, Goderich
J. C. Smith, Wingham ; A. Gilmore,
Brussels. This was carried.
Moved by Mes6rs. Taylor and Sen-
ders that the expenses of Rev. D. W.
Collins to the senate hoard of the
Western University at London be
paid in the. council. Carried.
Roads and Bridges.
Moved by Messrs. Kernighan and
Muunings thatthe county bear half of
the coot of placing snow on the Milt -
ford bridge, when. in the opinion o
the Reeves of Goderich and Colborn
township the same is necessary
Moved by Menem. Rely and Powe
that the council build a midge chi
year over the Maitland River where i
crosses the mad on Fralick street in
the village of Wroxeter. Their
motions were sent to the road and
bridge committer.
report of the road and hridge
committee was nnsideree and p.eyed
It was r•eeoennlended that the Exeter
bridge be refloored and any necessary
ire reoiuired'ir attended to ; that
repairing of the Manchester
ge he not dealt with until the
e .rasion of the council ; that the
ven of Colborne township and
deb continue the iumt ements
he Saltferd hill (commenced hy the
<of Goderich i on the 100 feet of
county's shear of the road, under
engineer's inspection : that the
es of reeves acting es inspectors
eft as they are : that the contract
he eeirhent work for the Turner
he awarded Ge Weston Bros. at
per cubic yard and that A. Hill
be given the bridge rontract at
: that theof the %rn eter bridon gebbee left
until the June session : that no
be taken expecting the motion
are• snow plats' on 'h' 9sltford
B
f
1 A Good ids. bf Hai'
I Treatment.
t,
• The
Is that trouble
wont take the etim to
give it proper treatment. If you want
endry vitalr ity, you r must rtakeookca carus e it
hai
Yrouif you simply rn a comb throgh
cannot expect to have splendid
It in the morning—..guIre It a dabuon
e with a
It eter a braid---wltch it around brush—throw
heInto e
ad—Jab n a few hair pina--and let
It go at that.
Nair is like any other growing thing
—It nets d• attentlen—lt needs care—ft
need. thorough grooming regularly_
I not only the hair but the scalp.
If you have the time and patience
you won't need tiny hair tonlc—but
most women haven't. The next best
thing Is Myal'r. Hlnutone. It is the
beet thing offered to take the place
I of hours of combing and brushing
l eolert 1 oro ee one, up h• t he texture and makes
It stay gracefully where It In put.
171rsutone literally revttallees the
neglected hair.
Year //yell Druggist cheerfully ree-
essaade Hlrsutone because he knows
Ta artistic bottles 11.00 and 50e.
Sold and guaranteed by
P. J. BUTLAND S. E. HICK
H. C. DUNLOP B. R. WiGLE
GODgRlCH
reps
the
The report of the finance committee brid
as passed recommended the payment
of a number of acconuts ; that tae ac- Ree
music of J. Brophy & Son, for the
burial of Lizzie Anderson, of F. & T. on t
Davis, for livery,and from the town
estate of Jame. W for medicine the
for inmates of the jail be not paid un- 1 the
safari
he 1
for ►
& Co.
RUM
tine
over
action
to he
held
On
(:ill
teera
north
at an
alts
Jun
tui ; he responsibility of the county for
the payment of the same be estab-
lished ; that the report o[ the treas-
urer eas-
urer end o[ Registrar Como arsd the
report of the committee on insurance
on county buildings he received and
embodied in the minutes.
The Examen:, C-BtesRtss.
The following is the report of the
ezecutive committee as pawed: la
reference to the petition from Brum-
Seel Seel rruidenta (In ronu ration with the
Ferment Hank) it was recommended
that no action the taken, as this was a
matter entirely In the hand. of that
tAnninion Government. 1t was r'ef-
otnmendeid that IMr. ('lamming* be
paid the prime of an won by hind at
the Ouelph Winter Fair, aewi that the mlttt
nut's* .d Manan.. Monte and
•spie the eng inner war instructed
thine the T)irkryy bridge ,m the
boundary ,.f \Vere tea
early date.
sod by Metter* Le ..,g.. -.. and
McDonald that a hclaw he peeled per
lig clerks .1 icipnlith•s t. ynh
One for each everyday elated
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1
Trevaa►.r,r, WEaatuasv q hitt $
r
I ce D. MiLLAR & SON Ptre
THE LAST CALL FOR
IMANTLF_S
and FURS
11:7= call for the rawainiu st
hi►
andCosta that are left. They aro
further reduced, and the next few days
should see our reeks of ladies' and child.
ten's Coats empty, ready to receive the
new spring line. now on their wa. her•.
Furs
Furs
Furs
All our Furs at A etraight diet -fleet of
twenty -live per cent. to clear quietly.
Dress
Goods
Another lot 01 Dress %mods laid aside
fnr speedy
vlearance. Lines teat mete
50c to sxl
tea, reduced to ffic yard.
Exceptional values in Mich -clam
Linen
A few exceptionally good quality McCall Pdsww.
Table Cloths and Napkins to marrh.tio. 370e_wig, Us. 3717- sem
beet Scotch and 11 bib uosnufecture. Ju.t
'* few set, to clear at cost price. A 3TTp1511 APTIEMMOM GOWN
McCal/'s Patterns
-the most copular patterns in the world. Ooee used always used.
si MILIA R'S SCOTCH STORE 'now 54
W='s Ala ba sti ne ?
All lovers of beautiful interiors who decorate with
Church'e Alabastie can answer that question.
FRED HUNT will tell you,
too, that it is a prsparal inn P^4efying the qualities to
form a pure non-itemsyiug stone-like surfs(* tbat trans-"
forms the appearance of the walls of every room to
'which it is applied. Not only that, but it insures the
health of the inmates of that home. The stone-like
surface which it forms dote• net decay, bet it allows the
air le pass through it readily, consuming or homing the
erns of disease that lodge in the walls of living rooms.
being a ^animal pteparatilon, till member of
harmonious combinations that can he bad with
Alabastioe tints is preemie/illy unlimited. If you have
not already tested it and found it superior to other
preparations, try it, and you too will sing its praisaa.
FRED HUNT
SELLS iT
at his hardware Store, Hamilton Street
111E PLACE w-rfERE THEY ARE SILLINo BLAXEIr6 AT COSI.
Cure Your CoId
White Pine with Wild
Cherry and Laxative
Quinine Tablets do the
work.
h. C. DUNLOP. the Druggist,
1)Itih Side Square .e'
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c co RN IC
Wish tot ate *thing en enessatablp
delicanur .(, dlstlncovelydelhghuuL then tr, > Mc( .o i airs Wok Led
Biscuit w dejc.cy revrtlatlon A soh layer ni moaner,
Maple t realm. smothered $ palatable tvlj• a41 , few vnth ton teenaptioBjy-whole orn. etch Maple Savored &mui s
/e2eafa,
a M*pis Leal drawl