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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1912-10-17, Page 9THEew +SIGNAL : UODRRICH. ONTARIO r , it The News of the District 1 4,464446464646 446 4646 446.4.464641444646 4 SHIPPAROTON. LAST WAWAIt1OSM. DUNGANNON. WeDxtasDaY.Oct. ltfth Btllwtaays, (hc 7th. WNW U yNEWTON,1lNTUrr, OF Her. Dr. Medd. Ol fl>>oderich, will Tuwlxarttr VoCstttt_ —The nounci1 vl�d►i r�siitafda pyrrch in the Methodist church. Shap oast togx7 �ret►a�t ed to wD, next Sabbath, October M. Measbeee alt peeaest. Itfattiae lrtat dv meta .vice at 3 p ti. The Btanday schail meeting read end oonAemetd Mr. will bold its service as usual. Anderson, a representative of the ��$ —TIL LOpAL A(iBNCY Hueter Bridtce Co waited uu tire e1.1441= aMy*SMsl tr at tis Port- GODERICH TOWNSHIP. couecU regard as the 8nishinjM their will be segs wet d WIeDNMDSY. Oct. llkb. contract on the Marnoch River bridge. sed irk be CLUB. -The (3odeaich Town. Owiop to the lateness of the season yea ar'w°r°°' c=4•2:14,'ewe. game iistion wiU bald a ibe council were not in favor of re ' TL'rctDSY, Oct, 15th. P Hifi • Assoc o klal iff s [sew analog operation. et this time of the Mre. Hugh Glenn is et resent on .Moot 00 1h* _Ew h fhbtWtegly- Year and the Reeve was Instructed to the sick flet p ee holiday, Oa00� interview the township solicitor to see Miss Mettle Pentland s tog Day). weather 1 Buil*. T. K' if k, coedd not he taken to restrain with Mrs. J. Hyatt. Prot tiuoday RUNDLE, Seoretarr, flan• ibO, s•epeptlunrd Caw from - going ahead and finishingheir coo- Mrs. David Henderson was lo (lode- - tick for r tete drys last week. tract this year. The clerk was in- John A ,trusted to write CVe.ton Bros„ of ni u is at present work - Bayfield, contractors for the concrete Mg ins the malt %\arks at Wiogoam. work on the lath line river bridge, re- Mrs• William Pierce grid roto left iog tome di.p,uted order between today to join her husband at Camt•oee them and the Hirt Bridge Co.. of Mit- f8"11-, cbell. The folluwiog account. were Miss Franc Mcl.esu, who teaches at ordered to be paid : J. McBurney, re- Lucknuw, spent Sunuey et her home pairing culvert and cleaning out ditch. here. sideline Sri and 34, cuneession ID, 114.50: Mr. and Mrs. '1'. r'ar•ks sed Miss S. Peddle, removing .tones off road on Maud Pierce visited in (ioderich on northern toeodary, Sl: McKinnon Sunday. Bros., gra% oiling end grading at Mc - LAMES. l.ean's bridge. concession 8, 857.3',x; Miss Stella Kirke, who is teething Wm. Johnston, commutation statute school at Beet.»ller, spent Sunda et MONDAY, th t. 14the labor tax to 1911, iib: The Municipal her home here. y visited his World, supplies.1 J,�,rph Kose, of Guelph, l2.7t1: A. Porterfir d, ' 'Harry Holding • left on Friday for sick brother over Sunday, returning services rendered under D. S W. set. Hefei, Ie, T. Hicks. to commence home on Monday morning. ence his studies i d : J. Gillespie, attendance on drain under - If it rains much more we will bate We niat'ters and telephone charge., Mrs. Harold Turner, of Goderich, to petition the weatherman to try dB: The Corrugated Pipe Co., s1rat- visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. freezing it for a change. Anything lord, corrugated culverts, 8440: D. James \\'bysrd, last week. fora change.Chameey, shovelling gravel, AIL*: Mrs. R. E. Willis and her ruother, The Kitts Club intend holdings (sans C. Naylor, .booelling gravel, Mrs. B. J. Crawford. spent $ few days shooting match on Tbanksirivin i1.2' T. Leaver, 'hovelling gravel. last week with friends in Godericb. lx R SOc J.f Ken-. Rbt. SFitzpatrick.' utt. $i 50 Arc. The supper follows later. Visit- gravel—Wm.Ernest Segues and family hare ,•re %ill he made welcome. D. Cook, ; M. Lockhart. $0.90: J. moved fruit File slid have taken up Jas hose, vi -e are sorry to report, luuney, 81.80: D., Beecroft. 8e to: their residence above Dr. Bice'. Haug ie o„t improving very much as ret. .W. F. Vanet.00r, $l.tlu : K. shiest, store. we hoped to be ahle to report a $4.2); Arch. (Row, $3: R. J. Melina, William McClure took a load of mauled improvemeot this week. *2itt1; Vert Jackson, 81.7)1: H. Cade, young pt'ople1nthraoniver•sarventer- w t'. tired, who has spent the is. $1.311: Joo. Wright. *5. T. Bradnock. tainmrot at Ebenezer on Monday 'eolith in the Wert. returned horneoo $1.90: W. Salter. an. ite: J. Ansley. evening. . Thur -day evening last: He reports 86: Wits. Pardon, $4 W; D. ('hew- Mts. Balleutyne. of Brandon. hag fair crop, in some ee)tinns and good itsnay• 81180: A. Porter field, $4.:,0: C. returned hotnerfter visiting friends in other-. Cawpleil, $7.20. The council will Dungannon sud vicinity for several meet again on Monday, November months. AUBURN. 11th, at 10 o'clock A. Puttrsxvtaul. Clerk. Owing to the staling winds of the •WBDNIINDAY.Oct. Id.'past few days the apples are beirg �Louutel Scute i, pu the sick list this 3T. AUGUSTINE, brought in in large quantities to the wn t' evaporator, and the employees are be - TUESDAY, slot. lath. ing kept busy. NILE. W WNieDaT, Oct. 16th. Curat•ti ANNIVICINIANY.—On Sun- der next, Url)tb inst., eanivereery see- v1ees will be held at Nile. Rev. E. Redd Ph.D., pastor of Victoria street ahem. Boder h, willilpreach at 103) m. and 7 p. nge will be received and special music provtded st both services. A cordial invitation t� attend these set vices is exteodtd w all. John Wagner is visiting his mother Mi.. Ahgelia Brophy is on tbs .ick • this creel. lira this meek. Silo tilling is the order with the . Mr. McGee, of Toronto, is rieitit. WENT WAWANOSbl. femme,.•at present. fo sends in this vicinity 4 •'foWNBHIP COUNCIL.—Council 'net John E. Vungblut gave a party to \Vhile ibrr,bing in this vicinity last October -1st as ori adjnurniii,nt. his ftiends on Friday night. mese Reeve Bailie in the chair, week Nr It lir ked th f Ralph \loon, has taken a position e P e 'his C.ouneillorsr Aitcheson, Medd and in the SterlingBas. a o. to break the rvlindtr •haft Of hie sep- Murray. Minutes. of last meeting armor, compelling hint to stop tbteyb- reed and on motion of Councillors A. F. Collis called to inspect the ing fur a few days. Medd and Aitcheson confirmed. Reeve work dune on bismill property last MrALLtsrra AND LeDDT Na' IN.— Bailie retail engineers report On week. • Consideriug the cold and the wind Woods drain, west; houndary, which Br... k,.eph Stitt went to the house there wee a fair atteudrgct' et the sari filed on 100110n of Councillor, of rrfuge Lief week to hoard and he rifle practice last Saturday-. C.Dsid- Medd and Murray. Councillor Aitche- takea cat.. of for the remainder of her enable interest was taken in the shoot- on reported on drain at Belfast, days. ' ing. ae it was the cloning shoot for the which was left to Reeves Bailie and Our newspaper esu has changed his sup*David McAllister gets the first, 4tnthers on motion of Council - .•mind and moved his t,e)ongq io. away. win- (sus teddy gets the erpeond, be' lot+ Aitrbeeon and Murray. Reeve So Auburn for a while et will have to ing four point, behind. Following Bailie retorted on . water course near do without its own newspaper. ao' the eight highest score.—Iroseihle .1. Medd s. Dungannon. Councillors 210 points, 1(15 at each range: Medd. Watson and \(array were 2r00yds. 5tNtvds,. 7'utal autnotized to axe ' the difficulty, David SleAllis;er 97 IU 131 with power to act. Treasurer's 3twte. Gus Leddy- 91 91 182 went for ninnt'h read. showing bal. Tom Foran . 87 $$ 175 ante or $13.04. which was tiled on Gus Kinahan 86 tit 109 motion of ('muncillore Murray and Rev. Mi. Lane, of Ottawa, 'will oc- Tout Leddr 78 14? 168 Aitebeson. Accounts amounting 1n rutty the Presbylerien church pulpit Ambrose Brophy fig tel; 160 $N01.48. which includes $4011.00 paid toe ,.at two 8abhathy. Rev.' Jas. Ww. Thompson 87 79 Ida early in month for cement culverts, Hamilton. of U,alerich, conducted the Jo-eph Brophy- 87 79 108 were paid on motion of Councillors) cervine bore last Sunday 5tornipg. Medd and Aitebesnn. Council ad- jnurned to meet Noveuiber 1st at 11 o'clock. on enation of Councillors Medd and Murray. tV. A. WItAON, Clerk. Joseph Gorier passed to the Great Beyond on Thinsday, October 10, at the home of his eon, John Joseph, on the lath con-ession of Hullett. He was in his fifty-niutb year. KINTAIL •BENMILLER. MONDAY, Oct, stet,, j 1\'tcDaellDev, Oct. I1Ah. The ,„,.uthly meeting the Hari yMew -.ayethat the( /rangemeu \koni.o i ln,Utate will bit held at the . intend having a good time on the 5th tomtit( Jt n. Gen Collinson, Liintail, ; of Novewher. They ere pl.nning, not m. a gunpowder plot, but an rester :ucewhr, ;, al i::lll p. .nppr+ ems nu entertainu.eht at the A Demoverlshrtotr IN BAktou. te 1 Urange :ori 1eniperanee Halls. 1111.1 Jr.n JlarPhee, honor granulate, ries. A. �' Brown eote.t:,ined fuer. qqtt bgruseh •id re. sauce at McDonald Io• W. H. Di ahem, B. A . of Strsthro Aiuu.-, Guelph, and expert denims - for the w•rrk-end. He era-, missionary pa,•r.-msl:inq to the iwoes of Kintail preacher .on sturdily at the Methodist to Mr L).niaid' hail on Sdtnrday. No- nbut•che, it, this circuit. .Mr..Brown trndYrsl, at'�::5) Hollick. ,how hot how 'took Mr tirtne:ree'•' work at Strithroy. easy it ii W make the nict'.r slid fight. Tier iii it oar•: offering promises to be est Mead in tour hours, alsoshowing easy method* of p:istry,naking. Miss The new Goodwill a.lult olgan'zetl iaePbre roues here highly rrcom- Bible ` class of Rennuiller Sunday mended f, nu All phut, of (' %nada and school had twentysix in attendance on is pleasing demonstrator of the high. *ruder The trig boy- end al.!. crone and their parents_ are promising to conte, tow. ret o,d,'u The ladies sbniild take sdvsetsge of thin demonstration and beatsome of the latest and most tp- Mr. Brown wishes lie to say there Pawed methods of cookery. Tbe, ham been some delay in getting out the sating Mill be held under the hills adverti.iog the Zion church auspice+ oi the Women's institute, l(:oltaorne) foal supper end entertain- Yrmt.n .,lid non-members heartily went un Thanksgiving Day. But the ' eelWnie ldtnie.inn 19e. politic need not fear that the event is "no go.” Capital arrangements are being made for a great treat. The frost iso the pumpkin, the corn is tieing hastened in. potatoes are he- ( A Winning Pair. Ry tperial arrangement we gra able ito(diet. to new eutecrihwrs our own , Pape- alnve w iib The Weekly Mail tog rutted. pit, ed and centered, apples sou F;i,q,:t.., the i ten together. front aro being pi -ked, roots are being +owlistJsnit try 1st, 1913, for r rushed into Ibe barn. Everybody fix rt .. rom now till January 1st, 1914, for seems s.r booty atout I here. If ancone SIM. get., out of a job let hint go and put a This is 1111 opportunity f.x getting day on the church shed h ran 1nos( valuable papers for the houses end firesides of this district. FOR FALLING HAIR. sod we are hopeful that the full value lit this unprecedented offer will appeal You Run No Risk When Yoa Use is tbemolst ptaeslcal wa ttqq all with- This Remedy. as •bs lignite of our elects tea on. The Weekly Mail and Eninire is 0enaedM to be one of the bent town NMPew rr papers pabliehed in Ceti Me. aril Its special department de. setas to satieult terve horticulture, R. lx`okrv-taisle” and stock- renders 1t he valuable to the I t _eed farnina intevesta. r k. sgss(M Pectin% 4ibtai,a ihe Tea microbe,, stimulate. Food current literature *11.4.y , circulation around 1 he hair roots, •Itsrseti0r nsd woo eolomns supply bate now ishnleter. 1emovea MMMtion on peset$eed subjects and draft and aids to meanie hair 1 : while the news eretiun per - health. It is pleasant to nae as PIM happssinge of Canada pure water, sol is delicately pver- rwld.�_ famed. it is a real toilet necessity We west you to try Resell "tri - Moir Toeie with our promise that it will octet you ontbing un)ewe you are ply eatle.ad with uta use. i' won than cows two a15 . prices ilt)r. and 81. y Mk obtain Retail Mien ter rsttaeactnity only lit. bawls Stores 14- 0. We promise yon that. if your hail is falling out and you have not let. it go too far. you ren repair the damage already dons' by using final) All' Hair Toole witbpr:'istency and Ieg- nlarity, for a reasonable length of tiro*. it is a Pt -booth,. an• titrepf ..-germicidal pieparltion , that 'rot. !NNs�ott People of this rnmmonity the fur own are weil dot►., an surety the (oval paper W for great • ly 1 td Stir. „f e 'iso walswribsew gum the aSry ,f this paper. As sin; in lite le tie poly fortune 1.11Z6461111"1601. sail tt 1s sot to he Tat* away itla sad gondwfN kaM t� kiwis lasiq bet in the and ell Nue p1Mrt�a fe taken twat Ma1aDU. he u' life I'ir*ra • ro ST. HELENS. -�LI. KbtDS OF LIVE FI)WL wanted every Wednesday and Thursday morning. Fowl mart h, in good order and ;Arrant properlt. Ht'� est .ice,. (rid. .aATE R. R. iILLBR.tit. Helens. MONDAY. Sept. 14th. Mise Annie Rutherford. of Wine - ham. spent the week -end at home. Mr. 'Phillips. sr., is at prevent i11. We .hope to hear of his speedy recov- ery. Mr. and Mrs. Will Taylor. of Toron- to, calledou St. Helens friends during the week . John Weh.t.r and 1). B. Mut ray left on `t%terday,for Cochrane. They expect to be away a month. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed in Calvin church on Sunday next, at 10.31a. in. Will True. who has worked during the summer months with David Tndd, has been eng.gwl to work with John McLeod, of Kinloss. IAYFIELD. WPDNIIwn.aY, Oct. ltkb. The W. F. M. S. of tit. Andrew's church held their thankoffering ser- vice on Meb)ath morning, wtwit Rev. A. Macfarlane preached an appropri- ate pension. Rev. John 1f:rk. t reprer.entative of the Dominion .Ulisnor, will. be in the village on Sabbath next in the intc+r- este of temperance sod will .leak in the Pres.•yterrian church at the morn. iog service and In the Methodist church in the evening. Mrs. Geo. Park, of Ranks. it the {neat of bar brother. ttev. .4. Mailer - kin!. Forgot Something. 11 • is said that. io .111114 1M slim* MiYuy officers Luse ton h over little men. Colonel Guilford Hurn, cont, misery of the National Gums of New York, tells this stun • "A ferment ed' tor," be said. -wretched ed an t,fllo•rr no. night during the las' enca.rpmeet be showed the boys how in edri clothe•.. how to *erred their Ie how to wrap themselves in blankets, (tow to duspe their in, netting and wo forth when the officer took leave. called after .biro : •Hey, y,u re fc, gotten something*What ►fr44146 gotten `' ' 'Sou baven'1 i►,r.td 'Otes tinJ) Hick prayere end kissed 'am alt Ned- 1 night.'" ilesseutilatt that Thaakegivit,4 A r t,• be given in \'irtrriatutemt • Meth din Mareb on October nth TtttvaaaaY. Oc71 0Na 17, 11M21 • SAP You'll know its quality some da). Why not nest Monday. THE LARGEST SALE IN CANADA Remeinbei Did Not "Hite." John ltausford, of Clinton, has been offered an opporwoity of exereisibg the huwanilarien qualities for which he is noted, but he waives the opportunity aside. It oame ins the forte of one of the ':Spanish prisoner" lettere--a fake that has been exposed overand over alai n but which somehow or other still sur- vives. The letter received was as fol- lows Drat Sir, -- Although 1 know you only from good reference of your honesty. my sad situation compels me to reveal you an iwpottant afisir in which you can procure it modest fot - tune, at the same tie that of my dar- ling dm daughter. Before being imprisoned here was established as a haulier in Ruseta, as you will see by the enclosed article about we of many English nev'apapers which have published rimy arrest iu London. 1 beseech you to help ter to obtain a sum of $4811,009 f have in America and to come hest -ter. raise the seizure mf toy baggage by saying to the registrar of the court the expenses of my trial end recover ter portmanteaus contain- ing a secret p • teL whet-. 1 have bid- deu the docn ueDt indispensable to recover the said sum. As reward i give up to ynu the third part, viz , 81(10,000. i eannnt receive your answer in the prison. but ynu must send a cablegram to a person of my confidence who will deliver it to me. Awaiting your cable to instruct you in all my secret, f am, sir, Your4 truly —Tven,vitch. A postscript to the letter gives in- structions in regard Lo answering by cable. SPLENDID WORK. Mrs. Norman L. Dow Tells What Dodd's Kidney Pills Have Done for Her. Port Daniel West, Bon aventure Co., floe., Ort. 14th—(Special(. - Dodd's Kidney Pill. cure rheumatism ani Palpitation of the heart, because they both cone front the same cause—im- pure blond. Dodd's Kidney Pills make the kidneys right, and when the kidneys are right they strain .11 the poirtnn and impuriti•.s not of the blood. Cure the kidneys with Dodd's Kidney Pill+ end you can't have such diseases as rheumatisut or palpitation if the heart. Among the many who - have come forward with statements is Mre. Norman L Dow. of this place. "1 can rec'mniend Dodd's Kidney Pill. as an ex•'ellent remedy for rheu- matism an 1 ptlpitxtion of the hear.," said Mis. Dow. "After using one box 1 was greatly benefited." How She Parsed It. This is bow a high school girl re- cently parsed the sentence, "He kissed me" : "He." she began, with a fond lingering raver the word that hrnught the crimson to her cheeks, "is a pronnnr. third person, singular number, ma aline gender. a gentle- man. and pretty well oft, universally considered a good catch. 'Kissed' is a Fitwell Hats that when you'buy a stylish Shoe you do not buy discomfort ; and also let us emphasize the tact that in buying the HARTF SHOE you get both styleland comfort. 1 • • THUNKN. ETC.—When you travel you will need a ,loud strung Trunk, or perhaps a cowtswdioue Suit_earor Bag will meet your requirements. We can furnish an your want. in either lin.. All Repairutg Orders receive oar prompt atemtion. JOHN H. McCLINTON ON THE SQUARE The growing demand for Fitwell Hats is due to their superior style and quality. No other make embodies the same degree of distinction and value at a popular price. Once you get to wearing therm you will be a regular cus- tomer. These hats combine the Fitwell and Union labels as a double guarantee of ' style and workmanship. -. You can be sure of abso- lute satisfaction by wear- ing a " Fitwell." McLean Bros. The, Square, (ioderich The home of Senii-Rt' dy'1'ailor- iog. Agents for the Fatuous (Jarhartt Overalls and Smock'', Fitwell Hate. Stair ielde Purr Wool Underwear. verb, transitive, too much so, regular every evening, ind:crtive mood, indi- cating affection. first and third per sons. pitiral number. and governed by ciirunistancee. •Me'—oh, well, every- body knows me.'" And she sat down. Hay Telephone System. Zurich, Oct. 10.—At a meeting r.f the Hay township ccnrnril, held en S'tur- day, a bylaw was passed giving the township permission to issue deben- tures for 818,000 to cover the cost of installing a rural telephone system. The head ofli^e will be in Zurich. Nearly 20t1'phones have been installed and the system is giving good setts - faction. Important to ladies. Prof. l)orenwend, of Toronto, begs to announce 'het be will b. at the Hotel Bedford mi Tmr.day, October 20th, with a complete display of the newest London, Paris and New York creations in hair goods. You are in- vited to call and inspert his goods. In the Treatment • of • COLDS COUGHS SORE THROAT BRONCHITIS TONSILITIS LARYNGITIS M_ __. - ------ — • Scott 's Emulsion is nature's nourishing, curative -food: prompt, sure and permanent. Rnly an SCOTT'S and inial un S 9TT'S., rfrifrilm .,..... (it VC' ..,%* lc 1ra.4 t. a, alae srji_, ■mr emtn.,. .. M4a_, aware ✓Vr11111 tea si 5 ��der�D r .. •S�a�.e "Afon(rent fo Brintof " You Enjoy Your Trip Pram Jr tarot you err w. Word .l Monwr,l Until you reach Ragland. }Os ler/ a dch,tefut,rn.< of urryynlon unit. ihe a,.ommoda.son. [Dartos .p - n,'. •ndo•' rmraawesonlirwhes .lurgrtrnre the R ai. 8. Royal re...es and R M.3 Royal gnome. And then there', the way l T be naral roraamr and itnAntk rim Dour th the world. Addrn.,. H. C. eoather General Agent T...,mw wttorsla�e matte o�am�mle WANTED For Fall and Winter ,eonih,a ,rn •o rt. reliable arr.on to sell mm writ known fruit 111041ornam, ntal tier. in ltneerlch and put ronnd. lir country. OVER 600 ACRES ^r rho tnr-t nrtoery stork gmwn 'trek said one delivered tot rade. Marty and g rod delivery gn• .inieed. five year. of boa rie. e r is rime re enable. WI to other the best •weary in our line Write for terns.. ,Pelham Nursery Co.. TORI JNTO sesEWIWWse.WININN ICE ' . CREAM Th. inner delksous Itagtm'e,witti lb* brat "rid r ureal 1'n oars, eta v- est se. he le ',nose ('Ars. Or- dera by it lept one f,d 1,e Creels in hulk or in be attended to fermi pts y. T.' leph'►M t 4. R'. E. C3URDE T TE� TRANSCONA A GREAT CITY IN THE MAKING flauscon'. will be our of the greatest railway "entree of the West. The Grand Trunk Pacific has large shops located' there, the Canadian Pacific Railway has entihiisbed immense freight yards, end it has been pereiatently rumored that the Canadian Northern Railway will move their entire tamps frotu Fort Rouge to Transcona. Tranocoua'e future as a wanufaetul•iug city. se well as a railway centre, is assured, and several large industries are already established, requiring a large number of WIRD. PROPERTY WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE many tuneus over ins the next two years, and. Lhe1A ere big protlte for the investor who hugs today. We have it number of lots to sell at Trans;:ona and offer them on very idvantageousterm. toGode- ick pwchasers. Write tor our booklet, which tells all about Tz anaemia. Scott, Hill & Co. J. T. Goldthorpe WINNIPEG,MAN.Agent in 6ObERICH Rural Telephone 0 r 0 22 Canada Life Building 141 STOVES THE HAPPY 'THOUGHT 1LANI1E is still the leading range on the Canadian market. it burns less coal :tnd gives better cooking results with a smell quantity of coal than moat stoves do with a large quantity, THh RADIANT I10MK HRATN It still leads the market as a heater. it is geuerafly acknowledged to be the etrongeet heater on the market. Owing to the scarcity of hand coal wi- have put in a line "1 O.k Heaters which will burn Hard Coat. Molt Coal, (;oke or Wootl. Portland Cement W.• haus Soat received another carload of NATION,Ai, POIITLANI) U.KMENT. • Coke and Wood VI'e ate teteivbig ':Drinan a week of Solvay Chestnut This Coke it giving s.'reel satisfaction and a great number of our crstow,rrs sav they prefer it to the (lard tloa), and it come.. much cite -ewer. You burn very little more in bulk arid it weigh. unix half ns in .•h A. 114111 1'o.1 : roneequeetly yon endure. yaw fuel bill by fully one-third. N'e ).,aye Supt rereivcd another '_aulu.td of slabs and can R.," mouttik aJ.tention tm soy order,. - • Our Shelf and heavy Hardware. was desert Inure complete. _ Anutber hart el of COr&toabia Dry Cell Batteries 'tut in Let u fig,.te nn your pbt /Mine. heating, electro wiling, troraghiej etc. CHAS. C. LEE Phone, !in't: 12 t' ' 0 11 %c===a===i CZal 11