The Signal, 1912-10-3, Page 5r
LOCAL TOPICS
y. M. C. A. Annual Melting.
The moue! nesolies vitas Y. M. C.
L. for the eledti i or Siloam will be
hold In the iaalefgen& on Londa iv0etobae 7111.
M g o'clock. i o'clock. ll aasaleegll sad stn`
,.ethos are urged to be 1019914 mad
• your toteewted in the £asodatios
welcome to attend.
mal option Vete&
raj option soutanes be held
e xt January bluer y M
saaigpslttter.
twee of the ���•
.g the please wigsucted s[o
are t)Untoa, 7pi1 >•eI-
IiM. Myth. Brussels. Itlt..
aye and toe townsbippss 01
poem Stephen and T'ureherey.
fireball Pennant Presentation
The banquet Rives b the 11.
A. W the members o� the okrook
+a. W1 league took place beet" aims.
T
pas,Ing a pleasant hoer wish
awes and music all eat down to enjoy
ale fruit -upper provided b'Z the ire
fresh j1ent committee. Pr.etdewt
gobertson then presented to L. E.
Doherty, tnanager of the North street
Methodist team, the pennant for 1912
w hich had been won by his players.
Mr. Doherty made a seat reply and
deo .et'eral df those present were
.ended upon fora few remarks taxi not
Me ..fenced." Some NOW AM were
drown out for the guidance of the
seamittee next *MOO, the ooinio0
b.ing elnanimous dost the lissom
mould be continued another year.
f< was also suggested that a basket-
ball league should be started this
tell and an effort will be made to
OM out this proposal.
esyd-Jamieson Wedding.
The following front a St. Paul
alien.) newspaper of September Mb
will be ictere.ttng to teeny roman* of
'The Signal. es it refers to • youog
hely who lived in Goderiob for several
years with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
sed Mrs. S. S. Hick :
The marriage of Klee Nall Jamieson
to Fred M. Lloyd. jr., o[ Cleveland,
took place at 8.30 last night at the
home of the bride's parents. Mr. aid
Mn. Robert Jamieson. a(le Oakland
avenue. Rev. A. O. Stevens, formerly
pastor of the First Methodist church,
performed the ceremony, after which
the couple left for a two weeks' visit
to Chicago. They will be at home
ie Cleveland, where Mr. Lloyd is agent
for the Lloyd -Thomas ♦ ppralsal Oom-
paany of Chicago. after SeptembN 18.
Rim Genrva Samson Peng Love's
Coronation" and "When Love is
Sweet' ptereding the ceremony, and
Kos Anna Van Steembsrgi played the
wedding march. The nub of honor
era, Miss Ada Sammie. ad Benjamin
Lloyd, a brother of the bridegroom
was best man. The bride, who carried
a bouquet of lilies of the valley and
hide roses. was given away by bee
father. Mr. Lloyd formerly lived in
ik. Paul.
Oath of John Halliday.
A sudden call was that which came
toJohn Halliday last Sunday usurp-
ing. He was preparing to drive out
to Colborne with his family to visit
relatives in the township, and was
just flsiabing dressing when be took
1111 epddeoly, and death followed
within aquarter of so lunar. He had
sot been in really good health for a
ieeR time, but be was able to be about
sad working, and.tbers was no appre-
hension of immediate danger. Yr.
Halliday was born in Colborne town-
ehip eky.fouryarn neo, and had
°eppmmt most of big= in the township.
Thrix be gave up his farm and moved
into town, the second, and last Use
yearsbias tour y
shies
ebbethee e had nti.�toreside
bite. He is survived by bus widow
throaty Miss Otte, of Colborne) and
Mese young dei - Et
btere, levee. ta
awl Delphine. Ofthe family of his
hersta the late Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Halliday of Colborne - Mee
dtaghter. and three sone- ,sly one.
Cbaac1lk, Andrew Hailey of Col -
horse, is now left surviving. The
Moral took place from the tamily
relfdeoce. Cameron street, ora Teeaday
afternoon to Maitland.cseaeteey, Rev.
A. Brion rondocttng the services.
The nallbearerr were tarts brothers-
in-law. (star. Oke, Rest. Thompson
end Alva Way, a osYsiu, John Ftag-
had, and two old tadghboru, Reeve
IL/mishit of Colborne and Prank
nettle.
The St. Augustine Shoot.
Eleven teems took part in the
Enron Rine Learsiw..me.t d St.
Augustine on Mrti/a -two from
Oabgannon, two tense Pk. Helena and
°ire each fmm Westfield. Colborne.
01 Augustine, Lriebalsh, Wbite-
dlneb, Auburn and Lueknow. Dun-
•eiaa No. 1 team woe ths.Letagne
Rip sad the Colborne team ('•p -
lift �Lewis
11114r. Dungentook Msoo'.
aided for the beet
1 e, ore, rind W. lead. of
non, took first. Ie tb
oft of the is ger tis Melly
$5. fora, p the
e
Perm range, Jea. Blum lams
enabled and took the Monsey.
Meer the shoot wee well wire why
thrlWeatire committed s�jtRwaed m
r.bey's residence ewR nIr ee-
ansi teas was trantl4*4.
Wet Watson destined 10 serve an-
other term aspresident and Seim
Webster, of ht. eH lens foss dMMed the
• the chair. It be womb M the
omits -,f the pasitioe se = fast
%thfklly as hi. predsswor 1e will do
id right. .1. internee. Duesamase.
�N`elected vire•premiamet ; O.
Meehan. Caeiow, w.aasle�
o vs -.l. and Tss�t =Y s1ee�
wnuelttertrd _
fomsPtttr• will be elf
sialvesand W Mt•
re* t R. Umtriel,
maw Elliott. A�� MMS
rT. Allem ""' a 1hid. P. D.
alillsma 1 , tan 1Iy �tiNltalst
hat.iat pow to �,�,_-
4tR thw data to ,.ipitertt by the
•oleo cnmmlt e,erten heimg-
Harem 1gM�d�
Pelle Pans
allowed
lie act• b
Pahl Mpmdes Ile ()entre'.
O. 1leni►y Jeidge Doyle ssst..oad
Minima Etlamedy to a teem of sight
menthe in the Osatnal Priam on
shames ed ase of his family
mad aaoo.k apes bis wit.
Roshew Mom
The seamiest Iamb eras in port oe
PVYay with a aea}1s of !ALUM bushels
of when ter the (:odsriok elevator.
The steamer Wexford arrived to
post an IbMewrda�y. She unloaded
0111 btnhelame wheat at the Wasters
Canals des.t.r. This was the Asst
tPaNJ ndemed d by the new leg sloe, its
saet+a�e�wooaa.. The swindle of the cargo
arae aulesisd se the Goderich iM•
neer k Transit 0..'s elevator. The
weaned elsered au Monday.
The steamer Tenet Crown was in
port n'heroesy sad unloaded a
Lair of wheat at
The wast OS tam I.900 -foot exteaioo
sf the a.rthw.at beenkenteer baa Was
easwmemeed. the Gni pontoon being
under, coostrustiee at t.
The deales hmpleted its
work for the sone.. Seisbing up the
contract last Tuesday.
A so.eldernble amount of package
height ie awaking, the arrival Of a
boat at the tows freight sheds.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
It is oath rue meows a rt.at to emfth's
Q+ea.uUy, J sit t see
the nae of )always in stook.
All 4101.• Meg to leak at dorm wMaw Platanew pwt peeebadata'e webome
Was
""p`bs����be rasa get.uitat
sis1wp...wi.Mahis a Talar .be d.ba. the eat-
va}tir kMwuyt Mica N era. made for bier
it is worth a good deal to have a
wit (bet really et.
Mot( October 2kb. will be
Than ;Mg De
y.
T
"Human Heart." was played to a
good bogies et Victoria Opera Howse
on Tuesday Dight.
The O. C. 1. Literary- Society will
hold its first regular meeting of the
term on the 18th inst.
The water and light commission has
ordered a .upoly of coal from the
Empire ('oal Co. of Mootreel.
For delicious ice crease. pure home-
made candy and fresh salted peanuts
try Blackstone's. 'Phone '3t0.
The Ladies' Aid of Victoria street
Methodist cburcb will bold their so-
u ual supper on Thanasgiving night.
The General $trough Cb apte r of th
Daughters of the Empire will meet in
the court hou.e nu Monday-. October
14.
A. B. Mathes,,, of Oostericb, bas
Nought the Boar and feed and fraying
business of David Cook k Son at CUu-
ton.
The monthly meeting of the Chil-
dren's Aid Society will be held in the
grad jury room of the court house on
Tuesday. October 8th, at 4:15 p. m.
(feorge \Vatsoo, the old reliable. has
ag•io opened out at the old stand on
Montreal street, where be will take
orders for cleaning and pressing
clothe*.
Keep your eyes open for the "needle
festival." which the bade of tbe Bsp-
tist church purpose holding on Tues -
%ay. December 3rd. Particulars to be
given later.
Hawlink s evaporator is bow in full
swing, about twecty bands being em-
ployed. There will be plenty of
apples tote year and prospects tor a
big business are good.
At Osgoode Hall lest week the case
of Robertson vs Township of Col-
borne.. in which tae quashing of the,
telephone bylaw of Colborne township
is sought. was enlarged until October
9th.
Dr. Clark raptured first mopes' in
the 2:40 class at Birth Fair yesterday
with his bay man' Nettie. The little
o ere bad to go five good bard mile
beats to win. hot she showed ber
mettle and was game to the core.
''Durant puzzled and delighted the
audience with his unique teats in
magic. All w bo sow hies last Dight
will be glad to see him again." -Sew
Orleans Picayune. He will be in Vic-
toria Hall no Tuesday. October 15.
Mr. and Mn. Walter K. Kelly
returned hoose oo Saturday from
Middletown. Coon.. where thee had
been for about three weeks on account
of a serious accident to Mn. Gardener
and Miss Wilson. sisters of Yes.
Kelly. Mies Wfl.no was the more
seriously hurt. her ebeekbone being
broken and her left eye dislodged, be
addition to other.igjuries. Mn. Gar-
dener was severely brut..d and her
right limb was trees.r'ed Potb
patients were greatly improved before
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly left them. The
ladies received their injuries while
driving in an automobile some Mile/
from Middletown. The trouble was
a defective piece of road allowing the
oar to go over the bank. Both the
injured ladies are known In Ooderich,
and their friends berg have bene vary
solicitous regarding their condition
and are glad to Morn of the good pros-
pects for recovery from their injuries.
THF SIGNAL GUDElt1S ON'f Aft'l)
PERSONAL MENTION. I
id. 1111
Crsiu.i..heme hem whale's.
Mia Js. Fan. of Sal
is on • tyro ayeks' Oink
last wet.
Mr. Wet. blcers.t\
1o��T�I01slmoo°.V
rerlaaearaani•. ut
ass. J. IL Hare well.
rgl.plos be town.
�y (a11 Robin.ou Is attending the Nor-
air
e-
ai a�wau Iwlio-
brlw►oa�etl llosseMft f. Tb�7 te t e a
w.
M. J. omits, of New Yst. was a visitor last
week at the home of D. MoMuruby.
O -
y� J. of Toronto, are a t Edward, South street.
ltabf. Casa left but week to engage to nal
woe oweenietlia
,► t. wort to the Wet
taws Ise • Ewe
�s�ystlW eW�jxto,tal ,tq eras la
sig rf 11: ir.'awai�',! lit. t. ,1rtLrf .t
weak Air/ort of bile brooCors in �� s last
Ned Alien. of Toronto spent a tow days at
the ems d hi. oriole l :me. Warner.
Leets Carey. of the Beak of Commerce. Ex
Mar, was home ter a tow days Tut week.
Bearers. was to tows
of Varna. it risftJag
John Warmest .f thirsts. le.pesding a few
weeks width's brother. Thos. V. arreoer.
Mir With ging has arrived from onven-
beret to sty with her brother. 0. H. King.
Mies Jeaa/e Murray, of Exeter. was the
test of Rey. Dr. sod Yrs. Medd lust wet.
Hie. Agnes Hamilton tett on Monday for
Toronto to attired at the Faculty of Education.
Masao Graham. of New York. spent a few
days lest week at hie old borne on East street.
The many friend+ [.f Wilma Bros nice are
sorry to hear that he 1. again confined to kis
roam.
Mrs. Henry and children. of Malt. are the
Roust. of Conductor and Mrs. Mitobell, hast
street.
J. Alen. MacLennan len Mooday morn jug
for Tor to 10 reaua•e his studies at the uni-
versity.
ni-
verr .ity.
Mies Olive Tlcbbourne returned home on
Monday attar spending a seek with trleodr at
Beomitter. ^
Dr. Retold Taylor left on Monday to arum°
his duties a, house surgeon at the Toronto gen-
eral hospital.
Rev. W. A. Shannon left yesterday on his re-
turn to McEwen. Tennessee. after speeding a
%&cation lu tooth.
Gordon McNesin returned Lot weak to Tor-
onto to resume hie etudle, at t be Royal College
of Dental Surgeon..
Arthur Beaver of the C. Y. R. arra, has re-
turned after .pending a two weeks' vacation at
St. Marys. Buffalo end ot\er Pointy.
Mr. and Mn. Will McDonald and Utile suo,
of Huntsville. are the guest* of the former'.
blear, Mr.+. James t eobanen Nsleuo ergot.
Fred Johnston, who la clerk in F. J. Rat
land's drug more. visited et his home in Wing -
ham over Sunday. He was a000wpanied by
Harold to another.
Mt.. Harry Rounds and little deuthter.
Gloria, left ou Saturday for Chicago. While
here they were fix guests of Coudwrtot and
Mrs. llitcbel. East street.
T. /t. Elliott is home from the West and is
spending • few days at the resldesoe of his par-
ents.
arents. 11r. and Max 0 1f. Llb.tt. before enter-
ing upon a course at Toronto Univensty.
K S. WWetu. was in town tor a day or two
the poet weekhaving come up from Toronto
on hie way to IS -Ingham, where he b telkiving
the mousier sr the Bank of Commerce branch.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller McNair and
Master Hobert returned ora Saturday trona •
ppyy��g.��1 %crit with relative' and friends at
btrattotd. Milton and Hamilton and left (bks
week for their home at Chicago.
D. Millar has returned from a trip to the
West. Re was as tar as Eidmoston, whore he
visited kis sot. and daughter. Re reports pros-
pects rood Ie the West this talk but thinks the
real estate business is rather overdone.
Mrs. John Abbess. MI St. George strr .'.
Tomato. tunoune• the onasessewu or her
youngest daughter. Irene. to Dr. Chortle face.
of Detroit. MIMI.. second eon of William Ione
and Mr.Lane. a. Moderioh. The marriage
will take pbwe very quietly the third week is
October.
Mos S. H. Tulioeb and two UtUe daughters
Irma sad Vera. lett by Wednesday's C. Y. R.
train eo route tor Sault Ste. Marie. to which
city Mr. Talkie\ ha. removed from his old
home in Hamilton In the interest of hi. iaeor-
awe basilic.... Mrs. Tulloch .od daughters
were the ona.ts of the fores s parents. Mr.
Mrs. W.m
and .
Joho.too. Stanley street.
At the meeting of the North E..ec Teacher,
Asandation on September 91 and 17. Inspector
comer. of Windsor. was elected president and
Mia Lottie A. Polley. of Sandwich. vloe-presi-
dest of the Asociatron. Seveaty-Si e teachers
atMsied the meeWR. and Miss Lottie Potley's
ream, which wail decorated for the occasion.
woo treed a. tbe reception room. Mir Polrey's
oleos to the position of vice-president of the
Aaneistba allows that her talent for teaching
tai aaasa
sltlon is already appreciated in
B•s� Chaim News -fid: 0. Saturday last Mr.
W. eiss Campbell pawed another milestone
and Is slow in lie fortieth year. The day was
Mee th• eighth aanlyeesry.nt kisro
that It wee a double celebration. Mr. Cammarriage,p-
bell was ban in the dtate of Missouri of (ana-
lis Psreelage. tar tamfly returning to Oc-
e was quite young. He received
el.oatios in the Boston Conserve-
tory.}� aha est tin roan' he has been are ,-
iamb CIndea sed the numerous
Ossrt��w��l(h� T'1'i�ee News.
here
wishiing Wm may •'weer edtorur of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. 01Mgr 1Nob•nan, who lett
their home in Cubanoel weeks ago ,too visit
Mr. etwaa
hstl asci d
Junes
C�beyaah etaeet, a�end me Am.f1y. were
T*s to roman Were.
Mr, •n nenma bdoding test le needed m dla•J
etasadaesw where h th r the arty
hailtd air. , when 1 three web.
slew wbleh he and Mit o were so-
teeo� moisal Blhsrpwaiv i Arseiseig. bot r_
ero ski email s](ee� ML at t
he twang YR On their re-
turn to Culla. it. It win boeare-
west �h th a a the epsoka Amst-
eaa.. w.r. We meet Weber now wholly tees -
wed from Ms realist atteek.
Eugene Lament sod his assistants
prevent a program In three parts.
The first eo.siets of a flower prelude
ad s variety of original creation* he
.mak and iioeio+m. 1. part two. tbe
Wimple *epper. t provides
tthee-
�eeetfast and the ssMe"ehe Shed pent � i.tthe
tseUL We awl LL Mikis features of
goleadlle weals awl simalwites WWI
the melee( Ile Orleed. the most • y epos
eery ewe ws d. in page 4.
AtJOTp1t s%
edam
ens..
a
41h. -
AWL otonna L-Aestlsa ala of resi-
t
sale et Ili
J. f4ww
•atwear.
/nese. tv�••ea
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nelson
OODERiCH MARKETS.
T.u.igiev. OM. 1rd.
rata srMsq Per Ossa t s3 te s sus
mot.ser t, or 0r ► 0 to * 31
co.lsee soh ei a t6 toe
-/ ter SO
a
Mele 0
lee 00
b,.1 .wt tela ata
. pint. par cwt
awls, Pe tea
a,prtoo ..
1►, per tea. new ,. 1 M ew
wLsw ill a orae
8:M oom ew l0 i !e m 0
110
0 3a
o3
f�
a sn
per � ten
30a e10
000 g•
bask: illee
me mond�� w a
i11
=se
es
�.� eweti :M
....... par ....... e M
Pee s las
pernoon.
pr lb411t ... 1 nee tae 7 awe
so le a 0
Cs: ANADN
1.3gC IA1 �1
Single Fare
for Heaters
Otto! r 7 to November 9 to all
ut.t•1s.e °balk Riese to Bahrsibrr
ael he! to beet
palate Quebec and New wente
Osbbr 11 to Mo'sssber 9 to all
.tit Illadhery to the Soo. Have-
ieeli to Oberbee Lake. °oldies ase to
=ear ea the I.iaiaey lead
almost lleier=berWit
Atit Ise of Sports -
111•10
=>
lasem rag y Setas ms.. been
Jam gas. Car.1. •tl••i•
OF CANADA
OSTASLIMED ISMS
TnuoeDAl, firm:ora J. 1012 B
Paid - u{. Oaptul, Rest and
UndivWed Peifita 118.181.:%70
Total Ar/etatover) 968,400,W0
,11011011
Let the Mail -
Carrier Travel
for You
When roads aro bad, and a trip to town means a hard
dads work, ave your bones and yourself by hankies with an
by mail.
You than do it safrly, as we give special attention to
deposits, withdrawal„ or other banking business handled in this
way. See the Manager about it.
W. L. HORTON, Manager Goderich Branch.
AMMM
LOM. fed.. B*ANCII. f 1. w *vim - somasss_
st 'lrs.aS000dle. air. RJG 1 R. M. C. WIT aeflfls. 1 6001101s.3 as--_ .
N6A6ElIENTS
IILOOltir?0
are celebrated for to
custom by pte*eotiog the
dearest girl in the world
with a diamond solitaire or
a ring set with souse
precious stone of her
choosing.
A'Gbir4
Our jewellery Store
ran supply you with a ring, or any number of them. Find 11, g)11
and come to us for the ring, or anything else in
fine Jewellery,
J. S. DAV EY Jeweller and Optician
Cor. Colborne 9t. sod Square. Ooderich
VACATION DAYS
are right with us. The Ne-Dru-Co Toilet Necessaries
are whiners -every one of them.
Na=Dru-Co
Tooth Paste
Hardens tbe gums. Sweeteue
the breath. Preserves the teeth.
Good teeth improve your ap-
peerance. Two flavors -mint
end wintergreen. 25c tubes.
Na=Dru=Co
Toilet Cream
A sweetly perfumed, emolli-
ent skis -food. it renders tree
skip soft. smooth and white: un -
surnamed for tan and sunburn.
25c and We jars.
Na=Dru=Co Talcum Powder
None better, finest,
softest, whitest.
Best powder for nursery and toilet use. Two odors-- Royal Rose.
Viols Twocolota-white. tlesh.
F. J. BIJTLAND
Dispensing Druggist - - (ioderich
••The Store That Plagues."
Announcement
MISS CAMERON is now prepared to show
the approved styles in MILLINERY for fall and
winter. She has a carefully selected stock of both
trimmed and untrimmed goods, and invites the
ladies to call and inspect.
Hamilton Street
Goderich
BORN.
ASHTON.--At Sua,..bune, Rank.. os W.dne.-
d • September lath. W Mr. sad Mrs. D. A.
Agate. a daughter.
OLOY Alexandra Alendra hospital. 0oderleh.
ea aro,�,aaaay, f otober 3.1. to Mr. sod Mrs.
A. . Olovsr. • daughter.
DIED.
Kac�� IL -At �k il. on MacKenzie. a dap
Macs. Sood aged R
ve.sa
Mcl $OD. -is Ooderimh on Wednesday. fkc-
teha A a
Mcleod .M67 tsars The
Raerat wee lire frees ibe_temily rw'-
ath, saEso►. a MsM1areem0 0-
seem
HALL[pAT.0 Alba 13.Wd•r.5
co �w
Mwed
0peam a mwtbe .nd a de».
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS --Oct 3rd.
Pun
Med% Fare fes Hunter. P. R. ..
DesUdyds ll. Yemen. suction
Meese ter bale Mrs. Fereaeos... . . noon 1
tiwtptemoeb-J.0'. Da%es 3
New For Riot- Heft. Renfrew & M. resew
a. . . noon. noon 0
Pvesw tet Blew san--0g•egw OsS111se
Ibis•• a Mattbhwy ae. a
rooms wanes0_Ap1y et
Mow se Let -Villas Httt .
amu Raw. word "saw ee
The 101 Vie Bale - goatees Rea
tear Herm-lNbbare cerrwty .. .
Debre , Deets 1W need -Qat Porter
1411.10110m -A.11. Nimble .
TIM S .. H. Celbeea•
Sw
weeders-
D-- Farrlrb
soloed VMaWs.--a J. row
A gent memory is
M t awasemnee M
enegt
r
•
•
CflWAN'S
PERFECTION
COCOA
Is rich in food value Hiic1
easy to digest. It is just
Cocoa, pure Cocoa, ground
from the choicest Cocoa
beam.
Nunes and Doctors recommend is
use is sickness in on health. 171
EAST STREET GIARAG E
PRICES
'STORAGE FOR WINTER
Automobiles $10.10 Buggies .. .. ... .. *0.00
Bicycles • 1.1191 Baby Clam iagee....... ...... 1.00
Baseline Engines, say silo. 140 Trunk., soy size...... .. .. 1,pp
j ureitutet priors on application.
SW dee uu i4y goods requirinj! Irork to the value of twice tit
tttoouat of t\e storage. L
Huron Gasoline Engine and Machinery Co.
GOOBRICH, ONT. 'Priori 243
Copyright
Books
REDUCED
----"nolfr
The following Copyright
Books, regular =1.26. Special,
Tao. List of Titles :
"Life Everlasting," by Marie
Celli; "Goruwon Law," by
Chambers ; "Mary Mid thorns.
by McCutcbeon ; "K envied y
Square," by F. Hopkinson
Smith ; "Folli th Watch," by
Cody; "Singer of the Kootenay,"
by Krowke ; "Barbara of the
Snows," by Harry Irvine
(preen ; "A Prairie Courtabi ,
by Harold Bindloss ; "Lad y
Merton Coe/plat" by Mrs. Hum-
phrey Ward; "The Carpet from
Bagdad," by McGrath ; "Mother
Corey's Chickens," ty Kate
Douglass W iggis ; ''Pbe Olory of
Clementine," by Locke.
The Coloaial Boot Store
0BO. PORTER, Prop.
'Phone 100 (iodericb.
is THE
PLACE
FOR
Pure
Groceries
ALL WE
ASK ISA
TRIAL
The Grocers On the Square
'PHONE 91
The Three Guardsmen
The Gurney -Mord Range is fitted with three
devices which constantly and uncompromisingly stand
on guard to see that the fire is always under perfect
control -that the coal bills are sheared down to the
lowest figure -that the oven is always evenly and
properly heated -that no clinkers obstruct the hog(
burning and proper ventilation of the fire.
The Gurney -Economizer, fitted on the smoke pips,
is the only draft you have to attend to ; a small lever
put up or down entirely regulates the fire. It saves
one ton of -coal in six. It carries little heat up the
chimney -only the smoke. It feeds the gases whidfl
burn to the fire -box, and it cannot be had on any
other range than the Gurney -Oxford.
The Gurney -Oxford oven is surrounded by flues
that carry an equal minuet of `eat to all sides. This
abeam guarantees results in Looking by provis ng an
oven evenly heated, without cold corners or variation.
The Gurney -Oxford Grate is the result of ex-
haustive tests to find the proper carrying surface for
the fere. The fire has abundant air to breathe, and
the less amount of coal burned is all consumed. So
then. the housewife who has the Three Guardians"
watcking over her range, will experience security and
satisfaction in cooking that is net provided by any
Otho range.
C. J. HARPER
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