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LANEb. LUCKNOW. MAFEKING.I Jackson, and W. lit yoe, wbo is elmMu,oAY, April ant. MONDAY. April Snit the town solicitor.
PERSONAL AND liigNRRAL,OhD
Goutey moved test weak to Lucknow,
where he has received • situation in a
sawmill... . Miss Mary Swan. of
1, rthian, visited friends here test
week -. It. Johnston and Jas.
Phillips Moth made trips to Goderich
last week Isaac Gouley attended
court in Goderich on Saturday
Miss Bather Hasty, of Crewe, is visit-
ing her sister, M1•a. John Blake .
Our poatofllce has been transferred to
the care of Mrs. Wm. Mothers. The
change waw Made last week ...Isaac
Cranston visited some of the people
around here with his sawing machine
during Ube week.
SATURDAY. April laL
The folios'iog is the report of the
pupils ot S 8. No. 10, Ashfield, for the
month ot March : 8t, IV. -H. Alton,
J. Scott. Jr. IV. -4J. Sherwood, T.
Little, W. Drennan. fir.
.Johnston, H. Caird. Jr. 111.--M.
DowneyE. Parrish, L Drennan. Sr.
IL -J. Bowler. L. Parrish. 8. !Stuart,
J. Scott, B. Johnston, W. O'Lough-
lin. Jr. 11.-8. Fergwon, A. Scott.
M. Johnston, H. Herd, B. Smith. Jr.
Pt. 11.-C. Mullio, P. Reinhardt, L.
O'Loughlin. Pt. 1.-K. Johnston, H.
Ferguson. M. JOHNBTONE, Teacher.
PARISIAN SAGE
Will Grow More Hair.
Parisian Sage will stop falling hair
in two weeks -cure dandruff in the
ewe time and stop scalp itch at once.
It makes the hair wort, silky and lux -
u rient
AM A HAIR uRmett!((:
Parisian Sage is without a peer. It
contains nothing that can harm the
hair -it is not sticky. oily or greasy.
and prevents as well as cures
diorama ot the scalp.
Women and children by the thous-
and use it daily as a drooping and no
home ie complete without it.
MONEY SACK Ir IT FAILM.
Drrgglsta and stores everywhere
guarantee Parisian Sage and will re-
fund your money it.r-t fells. Ask drug-
gist E. K. Wigle what he thinks of it.
Hg sells it at 50 cents abottle oryou can
secure it by mail postpaid from Giroux
Maoufacturing 00.. Port Erie, Ont.
Mee that the girl with the auburn
hair is on each packave. Sold and
guaranteed by E. R. Wigle, north
aide of Square. ,.
BENMILLER.
TUESDAY, April 4th.
Wm. ,rdoch haft gone to Winni-
peg for t,.e summer.
Rev. John Wett sod Mrs. Watt, of
Manitoba. are visiting Mrs. Watt's
patents, Mr. and Mn. Archibald Har-
bour.
Mrs. Win. Smelter and Mn. Bert
Reid lett last week to juin their bus.
bands in the WesL
COLBORNE.
MONI'AY, April 3rd.
SCHOOL Kermess -The following is
the report of S. 8. N'. M. Colborne, for
March, based on,weekly ezamiratiuna:
Sr. IV. -Wm. Feagers Lucy Peagan,
Reggie Fowler. Jr. 1 tJ.-Collie
Str•augban. Sr. III. -Olive Fowler,
May Walter. Ralph Million, Howard
Penman. Jr. 111. -Jimmie Paige:),
Gladys Kirkpatrick, Irene Mitchell.
Bella Cousins, Luella Feagan. Sr. 11.
-Ella Cousins, Olive Tabb, Andrew
Straugban, Reggie Alpine. Pt. 11.-
Lsurel Trehle, Chester Fragan, Sarah
Walter. PL I. -Iona Fowler, Laura
Cousins- M. E. Fogrga, Teacher.
SCRATCHED FOR 40 YEARS.
Used D. D. D. Six Months- All itching
Gone.
This is the actual experience of
Anne Croman, Santa Rona, Cal., with
the wonderful D. D. D. Prescription.
D. D. D. is the proven eczema lure.
the mild wash that gives instnut relief
in all forms of skin trouble.
Cleanses I he akin of all impurities -
washes away blotches and pimples,
leaving the skin as smooth nod
healthy as that of a child.
Write today for a free trial bottle of
this wonderful eczema cure to the
D. D. I). Laboratories, Dept. G. S.. 49
Colborne street, Toronto. It will give
you instant f-elief.
(For sale by all druggists.)
THE BRICK YARDrs.--This now well- REID'S CORNERS.
known earabtishment is making active MONDAY, April 3n1.
preparations for a toren output of CHURCH N(rritx.-TA °Meets of the
.uainrne tiles and bricks this ereaxon. Sundayschool tor the ensuing six
Some 2110 to 300 cord* ot wood ate nowF
on the premises and the first kiln will months are : Superintendent, Fred
be ready for delivery early in Mn'. R.r.a; secretary -treasurer, Jobn Wile
This firm makes s specialty cf drain l lees ; librarian, N. Nesbit . tear here,
Mrs. Alex. McC
tiles from x clay that k admirably wh, Mrs. Jas. Steele,
:viwpted for the purpose, the banjoes'
Mrs Peter Rattle. Mrs Rutherford,
being conducted by Mr. Pitblado, a Ju- Courluey, John Watson. John
canny Scotchrttao, and his four .on Pummel. Mary Armstrong, Mrs. J.
last season was a busy one and one of
their orders was for 11$1,11110 bricks for
the new school on Britannia road,
l: oderich.
Wilkie, Nellie Courtney. Eva Fraser,
Bella Bell. A Children's Day is in-
timated for April 9tb, when a choir of
children will assist in the morning
service Robert Wilson bas been
FRrIr•Pttoergc-rs.-1n this neighbrrr- elected secretary of the Young People's
hood our Iruit men are giving more Society in the place of Ernest Francey,
attention to tbeir orchards than form- who has gone to the Went.
erly in pruning the trees and getting Nr(RHTes.-A few of the farmer
them reedy for spraying. From Per- who have maple trees are snaking
sons whoare competent to judge and
who know the difference between a
leaf bud and a fruit bud, we hear that
the stowing for the latter is good and
if the period of bloom, is favorable a
heavy crop of apples way he expected
this fall. The reason given is that the
trees have been reahug for the last
two years and their vitality has not his bowie Mev. Alex. Cameron
.offered by overbearing. Several or- sprained her arm by,being upset from
charlista have rented their orchards her huRgy• • . The Corners regret
to • company from Toronto wbo have
the change rnedo in mail delivery on
sent their men to prune and look erre r the 1st April- s fitting day, however,
tbeir trees. We hear of one extensive make such s foolish change
grower in the neigbbrbood who has
Young people, twenty in all. are peac-
to
bern offered 81,f100per year tot & lesorw titin 'The District School," to he
of ten years, but we have not beard if p�Sven in the near future \iia t
he has accepted the offer. Should the Nellie Courtney is, we are sorry to re -
crop turn out to be a heavy one the ;sort, again shut in by illness.... .The
ebipwemrs from Goderich harbor will nett meeting of the Farmers' Club. to
no doubt be heavy. for the grain boats beheld on the 17th, is to be opened by
will afford cheaper transportatiop to Thomas Walsh. .r. The subject is
Pott Arthur as reiurn freight to the ..Draining" Addis in Armstrong,
Manitoba markets than by reit over H. Peacock and Willie Reid have
the long haul a d the lakes. at is
period whets congested trafflcon the taken Greely's advice. We wish the
railways, owing to the immense grain boys success Dawson Bradley is
trade, malts It almost iropossibte to recovering, being able to sit up
Jas'
procure cats. Evidently our twit Wilkie is confinesi to the house
nston
men ere becoming &live to the fact tear bronchitis....einfrom
.Mtac of pneu
chef there is money in growing and m recovering The coan attack of Pneof
moria correspondent o[
attending to the proper cultivation of Iteid's Corners enjoyed a visit to a
orchards, for the quality of the fruit is, ueerby maple syrup (amp. Palk
well known to be unsurpaawed any- about taffy' John Bennett., of
where, and if properly and honestly Port Albert, visited the Corners on
packed it will be sure to find a ready Monday last. John keeps both eyes
sale in whatever market it is sent to.
open.
spite -but John Watson "tykes the
cake .... Robbie Scott has been
quite sick for a week, but is recover-
ing Junes Hueter in to base a
sale on the 4th We are sorry to
bear that Mr. Hooter is compelled to
quit farming o0 account of bis health.
James Moore is still confined to
(AdverUeemaat
Canadians Eat Eggs from
Many Countries.
We Bought Over Nine Million Eggs from the United
States Last Year and Large Quantities from China.
ProntlTbe Candler ternary.
Canada imported liR3.i24dozen eggs
during the fiscal year ending March
31, 1910. From the United States
alone 757,816 donee Mei came to Can-
ada. Cbiga sent us 87.075 dozen, and
Hong Kong 41,245 dozen, while small
quantities same from Great Britain,
Fraise and Japan.
Our egg szporta amounted to 1t14.-
1C4ti doyen. but ratty 89,917 dozen wettt
from Canada to the Uoited States, ern
that we bought from the Americana
717,34IU down more eggs than we sold
to them. ('iuxud% sold 83.445 dozen
SKIM to Great Britain, 20,917 dozen to
Newfoundland. 10,7(4) dozer. to Her
-
muda, 2,196 dozen to UM British Wept
indict, 44,1(1) dozen to Cuba, 12.555 to
NL Pierre end a few down to British
Guiana, Mexio o and China.
Deducting our total exports of eggs
towel our total imports of eggs It will
be found that Canadians Consumed
7211,4811 demon mor. eggs that the total
prrdaetioo of eggs in (ends.
The duty on eggs rooming Into Caw
*da is three cents per dns.n. Tf the
reciprocity agreement goes Mto effect
this duty will be removed and the im-
portations of eggs will greatly In
eremite.
A booed of tariff experts. rewntly
eppebted by the United Mates Gov
comment to enmppe�re (lanced{an and
A msrieaa primes has reportedrr t be
I`•Woingesafise
R°R+to,
Trnntn,
e,xshJ*wnvkRoe.
y
Y., P.es.xrtt, bat.- Hengo.,
I: w,e,r r. sad Rebar, In Maine, aW Sr
Stephen. N. B.
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The statement of pr•ioss prepared is
for the month of January. 1911, and
the result of the enquiry is shown in
the following table :
Place
Buffalo. N. Y
Toronto, Ont
Wholesale
Price nee doz.
- $ .8(1
Ogdensburg, N. Y .....
Prescott Ont.
iwnceater, N. 11....
Sherbrooke, Que
Burlington, Vt.......,..
Montreal, Que....
Bangor, Me
Calais, Me
Beetport. Me
qt. Stephen. N. B
4e
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WEST WAWANOSH.
TUESDAY, April 4th.
SCHOOL REPORT. -The following
the report of H. 8. No. 3, West %Yar♦w-
nwh, for the month of March : V.-
\'ictor Johnston, Josie Cameron, Bea-
nie Smyth. IV. -Anna Stuart, Cal-
lum Cameron, Cliff Murray, James
Wilson, Della Fitzpatrick, Laura
Fitzpatrick. S: Ill. -Lottie John -
.ton, Gordon Cameron, Allan Durnin,
Gormley Thompson. Morley Jobt.ston.
John Durnin. Jr. III. -Tommy Web-
ster, Johnnie Cranston. Abie Smyth,
Huth Fowler, 'Johnnie Errington,
John Thompson. Sr. IL -Mildred
Fitzpetricl, Annie Duroio, Harvey
\Vetter, Jim Durnin, Willis Thornp-
aoo. Jr. II. -•Joos Thompson, Katie
Fowler, Harry Durnin. Pr. I1. -Lorne.
Durnin, Harris Pardon. Pt. I.-
Durnin, Willie Cranston, Jobn
A. Thompson, Mary Johnston,
Blanche W rbater, Edna Fowler, Clay-
ton Smyth. Number on roll iii.
Average attendance 30. EDNA E.
_tees:ttxos, Teacher,
$z.so SAVES A LIFE.
How Many Lives Will Readers of 'tie
Signal Save?
The following letter speaks for it-
self. Many of the people of (ioderieh
have already contributed to the fund
for the relief of the terrible destitu-
tion in China. but the need is still very
great. and the call .ia urgent. "He
gives twice who gives quickly."
China Famine Rebef Committee.
Toronto, March 30, 1911.
DEAR Mn. EDITOR, --We are writ-
ing the editors of our Dominion ask-
ing their co operation in securing help
for the famine stricken Province of
Anhui and Kiangsu in China. where
nearly three million people are desti-
tute and perishing.
The conditions there are appalling.
The harvest was all destroyed by the
terrible flood, and no food can be bad
from the soil until June or later.
Many villages were entirely swept
away and the people left homeless and
in dire dutrese. Multitudes gather to-
gether in great camps : those who are
.trongenough wander over the hills,
pulling up roots of weeds for fuel in
cooking the pittance of rice they may
receive bow the relief agencies. The
suffering is terrible. Thousands of
tottering habits, hays an0 girls clad
in rags -if clad at all-areabwt every-
where ; old men and women bobble
about leaning on sticks for support, or
lie by the wayside, their eyes staring
up in mute appeal. Many thousands
have perished, and it is estimated that
over a million will die unless help is
IMMEDIATELY sent
The Chinese Consul -General at
Ottawa writer that the distress is in-
describable. The honorary secretary
of the distributing committee in
Shanghai cables that the famine area
is larger than at Hast believed. Bishop
White. of Honour, cables an urgent
appeal for help.
The one hundred thousand dollars
asked from Canada to help meet this
awful situation should be easily and
immediately secured. ONE DOLLAR
ANI) FiFTY CENTS WiLL SAVE A
HUMAN LIFE. How many lives will
your readers save f
The editors of our country can do
more than any other clans to assist in
this work. We ask you to make a
strong appeal through your paper,
making use of this letter as you may
think necessary, noting that His Ex-
cellency Earl Grey, His Honor the
LienL-tiovernnr, J. M. Gibson, And
the Hon. Sir James Whitney. are giv-
ing thin movement their hearty sup-
port. We suggest that in making the
appeal you give sour readers the al-
ternative of sending contributions di-
rect to the treasurer of the centre' com-
mittee. Mr. S. J. Moore, 445 King
street West. Toronto, or sending to
you, and that in the latter case you
eckoowledge all such contributions
through your columns, nod remit
weekly to the treasurer, Mr. Moore.
Trusting that in response to this cry
of suffering humanity you will do all
you can and that we may receive it re-
ply from you. and • copy of the paper
containing your first appeal.
On behalf of the cnmmittee, we
are, Yours sincerely,
W. A. CHARLTON. J. 11. Gunb'e.
Cblirtnan. Secretary.
AUTO INDUSTRY POR CLINTON.
Depetatioe in Toronto Negotiattag With
United States Firm.
Toronto, April 1 -If negotiations at
present on band are setisfacrnrily con-
cluded. Cauda will have another
It will he noted that the prices in branch automobile industry In the
Canada were considerably higher than very near Norte. A deputation front
id the ()niterf States. 18. town of Clues n Harreleerunty
Recdpr►rity w111 •
give (anadiao George night.
farmers the pr•ivll.g'e of sem"their in company with representatives of
In the United Metes at lower an Anerlean auto firm. the name of
i . . tban they can gat for them 1a which could not be aerertained, anti
nary, and it wig giro farmers cif all appeared elated over the glad nacos
Aowtrala.ia, tux rotted States sad 'bey were toing tris bring borne with
twelve other foreign enuntrice dm them.
right t• send eggs into ('.nada tree of Itis .:petted that th. matter will
duty he definitely settled in a few weeks. as
Tb. report f the 1/ need tricots, e°geme°ti are almost cv+mptet• al-
ine
wzperts also deal* with l reedy I f the mnrw M made. t hos he-
tb. of
(tuber
tarp pr. -Aorta 1d ) :n piw�L mer the
Thresher
hworri
the two relent The Canadian rlruwd ter sometime
(»riser will publish the flgusw in Ttlr. dwptNn.ti „ew444M of 0„....
fatale js.u.s and cher.. w has teal 1. hem mausba a at tba woo erset •i I, Nar .
will w eenvlrwl.oi 18.4 Oartadiaa 'llayleeT. imcks.m, jr., and David
farmers have nOt.hl 00 r° by eMoi
ons of the
p e th the Unn11.' (i *t.n f Word arldTr ,'ikree Ire-bivu'.
W.
BENMILLER.
MONDAY, April3rd.
S4•Hout R*POfT.-The tollowing is
the report of 8. 8. No. 1. Colborne, for
the month of March. the figures being
the percentages made by the students :
V. -.John Kernigghan, 56. i11. -Mabel
Halliday, 72; filyrtle Goode, Si: E1-
tred Moore, 61. Ii.-Ewweraoo Hall-
man, 94; Willie Naegele, 65; Gladys
Muonings, 65; Wilson Million, 6t:
Alan Moore, 64; Goldwin Goode, 60;
Clarence Naegele, 56. Pt. lI.- -Bea-
trice Mugford. 91; Russell Hill, KS;
Harold Munising,, 8l. Pt. 1. -Edna
Goode, Nellie Mugford, Bennie Mug-
ford. W. B. STOT91rna, Teacher.
Two Eclipses.
During the present year, 1911, there
will he two eclipse.. both of the sun.
It is not to., early to announce the
first of these, which occurs April 18.
and will be total. This April eclipse
will be visible in United States and
Canada, with the ezoeptien of the far
north. It is scheduled to hegin at
half -past five in the afternoon and last
just one hour. The other eclipse for
1911 Calle on October 22, and will he in-
visible to the Poised States and Can-
ada,
Boys Boys Boys
The Canadian Century are sending
twenty Cahadian boys on a five
weeks trip to England during the
coronation. Their advertisement ap-
pear. in this issue and will be read
with interest by our boys.
This
is the trade-
mark which
is found on
every bottle
of the genuine
Scott's Emulsion
the standard Cod Liver
Oil preparation of the
world. Nothing equals
it to build up the weak
and wasted bodies of
young and old.
FOR SALk BY ALL DRUGGISTS
bend lir . noise of paper and this ad. Iw
our beautiful Savings aaak and GhJd s
Sltich-Book. limb bask r..toa. a
Good Luck Prissy
SCOTT & SOWN,
lis W•Ilrya.. Ss . Weta . r -.,sato, Chet.
SPRING TERM
FROM APRIL 3rd IN THE
ELLIOTT BUSINESS COLLEGE
of Toronto. This school offers unix.
n•lled advantages. Open entire year.
Enter now. Catalogue free.
WOMEN CURED AT NOME
n nii- r
Women's disorders always yield
from
from the very beginning of the
treatment to the rnlld. but effec.
th•e, action of Orange Lily. Within
or three days after commencing
11.the
'•'� . Y r
its use timprovement becomes
noticeable, and ,.this Improvement
continues until the patient Is com-
pletely cured. Orange Lily is an
applied or local treatment, and acts
directly on the womanly organs, re -
0 moving the congestion, toning and
strengthening the nerves. and re-
storing perfect .•Irculation.ln the
diseased parts. In order to convince all suffering women of the value of this
remedy.I will need a 35-oent box. enough for ten days' treatment. absolutely FRE19
to sash lady sending me her add:saa MRS. FRANCS E.,CURRAN. Windsor, Ont
BRAIN WORKERS
who get little exercise, feel better all round Ser
an occasional dose of
"NA -DRU -CO" Laxatives
They tone up the liver, move the bowels gently but freely, cleanse the
system and clear the brain. A new, pleasant and reliable laxative, prepared
by a reliable firm, and worthy of the NA. -DRU -CO Trade Mark.
25c. a box. If your druggist has not yet stocked them, send 25c..and
we win mail them.
NATIONAL DRUG & CHEMICAL COMPANY
OF CANADA. LIMITED. MONTREAL 21
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UP- TO- DATI3
TA ILORING
When ordering that new spring suit. do not forget that we are
prepared to cater to yours wants in this line and have a large variety
of coni^e goods on hand, in assorted -colors, from which per.oua
with the most fastidious tastes way select their requirements.
It is impooeible to form arbitrary laws to guide men in their use
of colors. The most delightful blending of colors may be unheautitul
to some, and ase authoritative verdict can be given in these day,
when there is such a wide freedom of selection and choice. A11 the
beauties and all the ugliness of colors are mere matters of person..!
taste.
If you want something true and good, something better than
you ever had before. satisfaction is guaranteed by the ART
TAILORS.
We also handle Senn -Ready Clothing, which has won a wide
reputation of the highest order. We invite your inspection.
McLEAN BROS.
Art Tailors Men's Outfitters
1 Spring Tonics
Spring will soon be here �n.1 you will I
• good basic to prepare you for the Air
summer. We recommend soil Ru:.rsute�
Spring will soon be and you will be needing
a tonic to you for thie herd work of
summer. We recommend and guarantee
Nadruco Blood Purifier \uArur�. Nan
YWn�a�o Compound iron Pill \adrvro Syrup Nadrueo Purifier Nadruco Sarsaparilla
Nadrlco Iron Pill Nadruco !syrup Hypopboephitee
Nadruco Tasteless Cod Liver Oil.
If these remedies do not do as rc:-ominended yonr
money will be returned to you. Agent for Gndericb.
F. J. Butland, Druggist
"The store that pleases."
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BEST FENCINGII
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The Semi -ready Chesterfield
The Semi -ready Raincoat
.... it's not
tailoring."
.. It s the name of a firm of wholesale tailors
.... who tailor on a new and perfect system of
physique type forms,
.. ensuring a correct and individual fit, or a
return of the buyer's money.
a descriptive word-" Semi -ready
Ready-made clothiers would h. -vas yeti believe that "Sestketady'
is only a new way a making ready -wade cl: tar, a,.d that theirs aro
•'ju.t as good.- not Seowi.rea.ly i. Mflwe/wg-it'• not iacio i-_mede,
not ready-made. but it is ap.ecul.red tailoring on a perfect physique
tyre .r.aern-
\n m;.tter vital your shape, weirrhl, he,r-h$ w re.,r
,odes build _ • here • a Sewn -read, type made to Bt you
tmi-rtabp Matlurtttg
MLLEAN BROS., UODERiCl1
tater
We have bought three carloads of the well-known "Pittsoutgh
Perfect" Fencing to arrive about the end of March. Tbis is the
fence that is welded by electricity, which process the most of you
have seen at Toronto and London Exhibitions. The uprights be-
come part of the horizontal wires. Therefore it irt impossible for
then4tor slip as they do in other makes (.f fence.
For;delivery from car and for cash with order
we make you the following interesting prices
5 -wire 33 inches high, all No. H wire, per rod 21 c
6 -wire Shindies high, all No. 9 wire, per rod 24 e
(� 7 -wire 41 inches high, all No. 9 wire. per rod26;c
8 -wire 46 inch(•e high, all No. 9 wire, per rod '31 e
P-wlrr 40 toeing high, all No. 1) wire, per rod....,, 34c
10 -wire 47 lecher high. all No. 9 wire. per rod 't6 c
HOG FENCING
ti -wire 32 inches high, all No. 9 stays. 12 inches
apart, per rod 33c
K-wire 32 inches high, all No. 9 stays, 16 inches
apse►, per rod . - - ip tc
5 -wire 32 inches high. top and bottom No. 9.
others No. 11. stays 12 inches, apart., per rod,
No. 9 Coifed Spring Steep Wire fully gii&ranteed)
per 1(10 ponnols 52- NI
No. 12 Coiled Spring Steel Wire (fully guaranteed)
ser 100 pounds 3.00
Barbed Wire, per 100 pounds.... 2.50
These prices to stated before are for cash with order We will
book orders only to the extent of nut pnrchaee, as we cannot dupli-
cate our ord... for the money we are selling to you at., as there bw'
been an advance on wire since purchasing these cars. Order. will
be filled as booked.
COMB EARLY ANi) AVOID TNR RUSH
Are you going to mot your boom. or baro this year? If w.
can furnish you with Metal Roofing or with our guaranteed Rrad)
Rooting" and can air. put them "n for you. ( all and tate .ample.
before purchasing.
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How abut Cement t Are von going to do any cement work
this spting nt• .ii
Are
We still hatdle the Nanonal Poniard
Cement. the Cement that rives perfect satisfacbe..
Of Shelf and Heavy Hardware we never had • more comp), ,e
'stock. iet us figura on your plumbing, heating, eaveetrn',gbing
end eleetrir wiring.
House Phone No 112 Store Phone No 1
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CII AS. C. LEE