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ST. HELENS.
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ws;,[ tt K. it MoNSAT. Dee. led.
8O,L Ksrt1RT.-Retort of 8. 8.
No, y, West Wawanoeb. for N em-
, ban: V. _Della FI > ick. Itrick,
john«tots. Lar p+
RJ Fowh r. Gormley Thompsou,
.insCrimeton, O° Csweros,
•y valWebster, Able Smythe. Allan
sesta. Sr. 111. -Annie Durnln, Wil -
14 Tbompeco, Mildred F(tapatrtek,
lyurnto, Harvey Webster, Chester
swig J (abeentl. Jr. III. -Joe Thomp-
son. Barry Dureio. Sr. IL -Harris
Os Jona A. Thompson,
Marye
-Willie Cranston.
*webs Webster, W • O°Smythe.
Primer el
Thompson, Elmer Pardon. Oracle
Robertson, Primer B - Rebecca
nommen,. Primer A -Donald Rob-
eson, Margaret Dentin. E. S. MtL-
y,a Teacher.
ASHFIELD.
MONDAY, Dee. 2nd.
SCHthn. l(Itrt)WT.-Report of No.
10, Ashtield, for November. Naves in
order 1T Ra r
Downey.V. -Tom
Parrish, *Lizzie Drennan. Sr. 111. -
Jean Scott. Lorne Farrish, Joe
Bowler. Bert Johnston, *James Little.
Jr. III. -Sidney Ferguson, Amanda
Scott, Mlariory Johnston. Sr. 11. -
prank Reinhardt, Oecil Mullin. Jr.
11. -Harold Ferguson. Maisie !Mullin,
Rutty Johnston, Grace Sanderson, Til-
' lie Sherwood, Eddie Johnston. •Violet
Drennan. Sr. 1 - •Leonard O'Lough-
lin. Jr. I. --Albert Alton. Stephen
lieinhar'it, Olive Sanderson. Primary
_Della Farrish. Present every da} -
K Fart i -h. J. Scott, A. Geoff•, ti Fet•-
ten,m, 11. Ferguson. A., Alton. • Ab-
: „ ore than half the month. Pres -
NILE. BENMILLEH.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4.
Lorne Moore returned from the
West on Monday.
The Pitblados have bouglit Albert
OooJ's farm on the fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Moore have taken
up their winter residence in the village.
The ohildten around Benmiller are
busy practising for their Christmas
tree euterteinment on the evening of
December 24.
Rev. A. W. Brown it holding special
evangelistic services at Zion 1 Colborne)
church. The Evangelical minister,
Rev. O. G. Hallman, is to help him
next week.
WaWILeDAT, t)sc.4th.
ANN1Yaa*AKY 8ltivicaa.-Mission-
ary anniversary services will be held
on Nile circuit next Sunday, Decem-
ber 8th. Sermons will be preached by
Rev. J. H. Oaterhout, B. A., B. D., of
Londseboro', at 11 it. al. at. Sheppard -
ton, at 9 p. m. at Ebenezer, and at
Nile at 7 p. at.
BELFAST.
TUESDAY, Dec. 3rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeborn, of Toronto,
spent the week -end with R. Agar.
Misses Ella 'fwawley and Evelyn
Sherwood have taken positions in
W Ingham.
Miss Edna Pentland was with her
ptrente at Nile for Sunday.
W. G. Mcerostie was a Winghaw
visitor last week.
G. M. Gilchrist, of Toronto, spent a
few days with friends here.
Clarence Shackleton has
Winghaw to reside.
gone to
DUNLOP.
WEDNEODA' Dec. 4th.
Miss Young,too, who has been via-
itiog her :mat. Mrs. Clutton, has re-
turned tuber haute in Granton.
Rd. Shaw. Harry Williams, Fred
Oliddon and Bert Bogie have returned
from a three months' stay io the
West.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Quaid have re-
turned from their wedding trip, which
included Niagara Falls, Stratford,
Siwcoe and other points. They will
now be at home to their friends.
Miss Kith Horton, of Leehurn, who
has been laid up for some time with a
broken ankle, is gradually getting
better and we hope to see her shout
again before long.
The W. F. M. auxiliary we last
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mr. Lawson. The meeting was well
attended and a pleasant and profitable
Ka
Hit rtes>' day and on time every time was enjoyed by all.
morning- Si Frrgueoo, H. Ferguson,
A. Alton. Number no roll, 27. Aver- The Dunlop "Exchange." which had
attrodancr, '21. M. FAROKY, not been .vacant before for over sixty
,Lite years. now stands deserted and still.
Teacher.
HAIR HEALTH.
It You Have Scalp or Hair Trouble,
Take Advantage of This Offer.
t1'r u'd not afford to so strongly
endorse Hexall -ay Bair Tonic and
continue to sell it as we do. if it did
not do all we claim it will. Shouldd
our enthusiasm carry us away. an
lt'oatacbias
Rexell •"tl" Hair Tonic not give entire I you have • rsmblloa sound or imperfect hear-
sett/faction to the users, they would >na and when n is eatitdinflammation closed deatner 1,
bee faith in -,us and Our statements utero alt. and
that; cubneee o canmbe
al inconsequence our business prestige cosditioot hearing win be dwuoyod rerat
er
revellers front a distance who stop
for a "warm" and a rest for their
horses have to push on to Godericb,
muttering anathemas on the existing
state ofaffairs.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by loom applications. ss they canna reach tee
dt..s.ecd portion of the ear. 'There is Only one
way to cure clearings,and tnat 1s by con
atltutional tewedies. eatne' ie caused by an
Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the
1. be. When this tube is inflamed
would slitter.
We:,ssure you that it your hair is
beginning to unnaturally fall out or if
you have any scalp trouble, Rexal "9f3
lf*ir Tonic is without question the bed
remedy we know of to eradicate
dandruff. stimulate -hair growth and
prevent preluat,ne baldness.
Our faith in Rexall "93" Hair Tonic
if so strong that we ask you to try it
on our positive guarantee that your
money will be cheerfully refunded if
. it doe. not do ase we claim. Two sizes.
Stk. and 81.110. Sold only at one store
-The Rexall store. H. C. i)urlop.
eioderich.
sine case- out of tea are caused byntarrh.
which is notht'og it but au Inflamed coudluon of
the mucous anWe rfaosa.
masa sell) give caused b) hundred arrhi that cadollara for n
asedoantoos
sot be cured by Hall'+ Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars. tree.
F. J. CHe.`•1 KY & C.O.. Toledo. C.
ToHall's l
Take Ha llib's family ..c.
P(or oo•sttpation.
•
WESTFIELD.
MOND.% Dec. 2nd.
Wm. Bamford was seriously ill, but
is now 'really recovered.
James Craig has arrived home from
the West. There it one happy
person since bis home -cowing.
W. A. Harrison, of l.nckuow, re-
turned to that place on Friday last
after spending a iew weeks. with
fi'ie tide here.
Our musician!, H. H. Redmond and
Herb Bamford, were well received at
the Presbyterian church Concert in
Blyth, last week.
John Craig, of West Wawanosb,
we understand, is not enjoying the
beat of health. We hope to bear of
his complete restoratiuu to health.
H. J. Wightman, formerly of this
place and Godericb, spent a iew days
in this neighborhood last week, hut
is Low at Ithaca, N. Y.. visiting Itis
sun Gordon. who is a student of
Cornell.
Mrs. Albe, t McKellar, of Pickford,
Micb., has been called to her former
house herr. owing to the serious illness
of her sister, Miss Eva Wightman,
who is very ill, with no expectation of
recovery.
The people of this viciuit y were
sorry to part with Ban. Taylor and
family, who bave taken their depett-
ure for Long Beach, Southern Cali-
f ornis, where they purpose residing
in the future, if they like the climate.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor wig be mach
missed in church circles, where they
have long been useful members.
WEST WAWANOSH.
Cousc1L Merrrlrto.--The township
council met on November- 19111
as per arrangement of November 5,
when three members were absent.
Minutes of last meeting read and
passed. on motion of Messrs. Murray
and Watson. The treasurer's state-
ment was read, showing balance of
53)4.72, and was filed, on motion of
Messrs. Wats in and Murray. A com-
munication from J. Ransfo d.son Clio
ton,
re a publicity campaign for
county. was filed, on motion of
Messrs. Murray and Aitcbeson. On
motion of Messrs. Watson and Medd.
W. J. Thompson and Councillor Mur-
ray were empowered to procure protec-
tion for windows and repair doors of
tbe township hall. Robs. Smith waited
on tbe council in regard to the water •
averse crossing the road between lots
18 and 19. coucebsion 8. Atrangements
were ntade for all parties to meet and
agree if possible to ditching the same
as provided in the Ditches and Water-
rourses Act. The question of cutting
noxious weeds and the duties of the
inspector were discussed at length.
Councillor Medd pointed out, griev-
ances that were arising and Inspector
Can explained his actions in the
matter. The season for that par-
ticular work being over, the difficulty
in the meantime was allowed to drop.
J D. Smylie's communication re
dfig tax was laid over for next meet-
ing. Accounts amounting to $355.80
were passed. oir ,notion of Messrs.
Medd and Watson. Oouncil ad-
journed to meet December 16 st 10
o'clock. W. A. W ttaos, Clerk.
OODERICH TOWNSHIP.
T'UESD.a Y, Dec. 3rd.
Miss Olive Cox ie spending a few
days with friends in Goderich.
HOLMESVILLE.
MONDAY.. Dec. 2nd.
Tows -am. ('rwnctt--Council ,net
with all the members present. The
eecesc,u v nomination and election by-
law tta.' real end passed. Nomina-
tions to be held in Holmes' hall on
Monday, December 90th, at 12 o'clock
noon, and the election (if any) on Mon-
day. January 8th. at the to lowing
places, with the following persons as
deputy returning officers and poll
clerks : 1. Orange Hall. Chris• John-
ston, Geo. Falconer : 2, John 8Wr'dy''s,
John Sturdy, Howard Sturdy ; 8. Mrs.
Thos. Harrison's, John Woods. Albert
Harrison ; 4, W. H. Elliott's, 'Job's
Cluff, Lewis Anderson : b, Bert
Murphy's, Bert Murphy.Ira Merrill :8.
Bart Hicks', Hart Hic, Roht. Hieh-
Mrdson. The following •ceounts were
assed : Gravel, Jas. Thompson 18.
John Potter $2 ft), Jas. Connell 510.-
92, D. Gliddon =98.12, T. Bettlee
822.1)5, b, Ben Pearson $13.98, ttobt.
Johnson *15.07, Ben Rothwell 119.06.
J. R. Holmes. hall rent. $50; Ingot
Iron Co„ culvert, 168.84 ; councillors,
services at boars, 1140; W. H. Lobb,
*Orrice,. on base line, 54 ; J. E.
Whitely. treasurer, 586: N. W. Tre-
wartha, clerk, 5105; clerk's postage•
and stationery, 59.96; W. Prondfoxot,
87; Stanley township, tile, $2L40'
Henry Young, sheep killed. 513.90; D.
0ilddon, sheep killed, 58.85; C. W.
Williams, valuator, $8. Council ad-
journed to meet December 16th, at 10
a. la. N. W. TREWARTHA. Clerk.
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f HE LARGEST SALE IN CANADA
RIGHT
cnSI IVEiY
The people air for Brit Judges of
Merit in the long tun. Tbat'r why
COMFORT SOAP outsells its rivals.
LOTHIAN.
MONDAY. Dec. god.
SCuoOL REPORT. -The following is
the report of S. S. am. 7 for the
mouth of November. Names occur in
order ot merit : Hr. 1V. -Clarence
Henderson, Kelso MeNay. Jr, IV. -
Evelyn Wellington. Jennie Johnston,
Lena England, Graham McNay, Eva
Helm. Jr. ILI.-Wellington Hender-
son, Alex McNay, Laura Stein. Sr.
IL -Thomas Helm, Henry Gilmore,
John Gilmore, Beatrice Stein. Jr. 11.
-Basil Hogan, Dorotby Barge, Nellie
England. Pt. 11. -Louis Barge,
Edward Gilmore, Wilfrid Hogan. Pt.
I. -John England. JEAN E. JoHNSToe,
Teacher.
Won't Runi Again. WEI
W ingbam. Dec. 2 -Mayor Spotton
has definitely stated that he will not
be • candidate for office ,.t the com-
ing elections. Amulet; the possibilities
so far are Mr. Bone for mayor. and
Messrs. McKibbon and Mitchell for
reeve. Thr next meeting will be the
last of the old council.
Hogan, Ma Mein. Sr. iI .--Rob Men Idle at Wingham.
Winghaw, Nov. 30. -Over 100 wen
are idle hare for a few days through
the blowing out yesterday morning of
the end of the cylinder of the big en-
gine at the Western Foundry Cnui-
pany's plant.
K I PPLN.
Tt Estate. Dec. 3rd.
Mian McGowan, of McKillop, visited
her friend Miss Hayman this week.
Dugald Kettleteo `s suffering from
blood -poisoning. I lie friends hope for
h'e speedy recovery.
On Sunday night Mr. Upaball, sr ,
died somewhat eud(enly. The
friends have the sympathy of all.
Norman Jones, Thomas Butt and
William Deitt; are home after spend-
ing three months in Saskatchewan. in
the vicinity of Tugaske. They were
pleased with their experiences and
ho to go again. i ■C3 /-11$
alter O1 .nfield, who has been
working all summer with W. A. Rose.
left last week for England. where he
will spend the winter with his friende.
John Harris leaves soon also for his
home in England.
BLY fH,
TUESDAY, Dec. 3.
THK Wx.LTHEK.-We are having a
great variety of weather of late. For
a couple of days we bad fair sleighing ;
then on Friday the snow went away
and was followed by a spluraw of rain.
with milder weather ; and on Monday
it was :again cold. The merchants
would preter if thele would come n
uice skiff of snow before Christtuas, as
it is a great incentive to bubineas.
However, those who are not in business
prefer the mild weather, more
especially this year on account of the
excessive price of fuel.
DEATH use AN OLD Rtu8IDCNT. -Elam
Livingstone. who bud resided here for
about twenty yeare, passed away on
Friday last, after atl illness of some
considerable time. The funeral will
take place on Wednesday under the
auspices of the Masonic Order. The
interment will be in the Union
cemetery. Those left to mourn the
de eased are a loving wife and three
daughters : Miss Mamie. of British
Columbia ; Miss Lena, of Toronto, and
Mia Myrtle, at home. We understand
the family will move to British
Columbia as soon tut possible and
make their home there.
THE DOCTOR'S QUESTION.
Much Sickness Doe to Bowel Di♦
orders-
,% doctor'* first question when ion-
sultrd by a patient 1s, "Are your bow-
els regular r He k°ows that offset y•
eight per eent. of Maas is attended
with inactive boettela and torpid liver,
and that this oosdltion must be re-
moved gently and thoroughly before
health oan be restored.
Retail Orderlies Ore a positive,
pleasant said sats !Melly ter cotutipa-
tann and barrel asselina la gwwer'al.
r« so certain dew west rem-
edial valise that *swabs to return
flit purchaser'sN cam
every oa
when they fail to /tress& entire oath -
beeline.
Rexall OrlalMss rw
soot4'0istitheima
Al they M 1r11y
time, ooe the melee
setae like
sad lave •
Wailes In-
trset.
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C O«v do wee
eaoss•a
diarrhoea es
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are
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The Literary Society of the Union
church are preparing tor a Christmas
tree anti entertainment to be given on
the evening of Tbursiday, December
19th.
DEATH OF' DUNC'AN FARRISH.-
Word was received bore Sunday that
Duncan Farrish, who was a resident
of Blyth for some ye net, bad passed
away at the Unclench hospital that
day. He had been troubled with
diabetes for some time, but in the fall
he left here tc look after his evaporator
at Teeswater, and it is only recently
that his friends here heard that he
was laid up. He was a straightfor-
ward, honorable man and while here
was liked by all who knew him.
At North street Methodist church
next Sunday Rev. George McKinley,
B.ggD.. of Luokeow. will preach morn-
ing class. Acordial welcome to aand conduct the ll.
The regular mo°thly meetin of the
Iadie► auxiliary of the Y. W. C. A.
will be hold at the hone of Mrs. Carrie,
Cambria road, on Saturday afternooncf
at 4 o'clock. A large
ties members Is requested.
Tim Godetkb Township Rile Asso-
elation held a meeting •,n November
Wtb, when it was decided to wove the
e$050 back to tbs Maftla°d River,
where it was urigtnally, on Thos. Oua-
dry's fares. 411 tbe Association rifles
are to be sant to the ordnance stores
at L'tmdoe for inspection. All those
having rifles belonging to this Associ-
ation will please leave %bent with the
ase nst ars se moo as possible. -T. R
Ito FOUL y-
PERSONAL AND GENERAL -J. Mc-
Gill, who has been employed on the
T. & N. O. Railway at .Cocnrane dur-
ing the past summer, returned borne
last week to his family Geo.
Routledge took his wife and son to
Listowel last Thursday to consult
with a doctor there. Mrs. Routledge
has been confined to her room for
some considerable bine with rheu-
matism, which has gradually grown
worse. She expects to be cured. He
also toot his boy with him. Their
many friends hope that they will
receive a cure.... .Jas. Barr and
Wm. Johnston were at Goderich this
week in attendance at. the funeral of
the late Duncan Fattish Mr.
Brown, of Seafortb, is in this locality
at present packing hay. He has
engaged )ohn Barr's gasoline engipe
toruo the machine Mr. Miller, C.
P. R. relieving agent at Str•eeteville, is
here at preee°t relieving Mr. T'homati
the C. P R. agent. as he i. laid off
with a sad affliction of the eyes.. ...
A. Habhick had the misfortune to cut
his thumb quite severely and for a
time it was thought blood -poisoning
would set in, bat be is Improving
nicely and spent tiro week -end at his
home at Luek now . ... G . E. Mc-
Taggart, who is rheirmae of this
section of the G. T. R. O. R. T.. was
In Toronto last weyk at meeting of
the chairmen. Ws understand they
have sppoigted a committee to wait
on the G. T. R. ntanagsssent asking
an inereme of twenty per sent. is
wages, which they should certainly I
have, as then they would be on •
par with the C. P. R. star
3. Coombs and J. R. Oats se. oe a
visit to relatives at Craabsook.
MisaJR. Oidley is in London eowaniting
with • specialist sad possibly may
have to undergo an operatiow ..
The 1. O. O. F. at their retular areata
elect tMfMNer-
Skinned.
The husband of a woman noted ,tor
her extravagance in dress had a
terrible dream. He met a strange
collection of animals -several Loxes,
a beaver, and Bowe arra-and they
Lad no cysts. He wondered, and then
the heaver explained :
''We were skinned for your wife's
furs."
The
said.
ascan
stniled. r.'•So was I, -
he
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Dog Kept Robbers Away.
Ethel, Nov. 30. -Provincial Con-
stable Phippen. of W ingham, came
here to investigate the robbery of Mc-
Donald's drygnods store on Tuesday
night., Land it is understood that he has
made some importantdiecnvel'iee. On ,
the same night, an attempt was made j
to get into the Grand Trunk station.
Fut this was foiled by a dog in the of- f
of-
fice which gave the alarm. ,Entrance 1
by a window was attempted, but the
dog held off the intruder until help
came and the party or parties fled in
the darkness. At the McDonald store
entrance was inside by a door on the
east side. The glass was broten by a
oompling pin taken from a freight car ,
and it was theu possible to draw the
bolt. The safe door was blown off and
a quantity ot gold watchee, some
money and goods in the store were
taken.
sews:.+ y night ek
Tim ia•, looked ati pttetiy atit yeaterda W. Fl
nekwee :F.0..JohnPitts1V.0..
t y Mir • R M. A. W. OoMttlasa
isle td HN -- to twMely ice oyes el&sel. Statham
71 p
Seem Q Lawtaop. fads
harlower jaw gave • spoomodM
and lost as 1 so tie of bite F• s., O. YeTeggart : treasurer,
(oriel that mateeMti chills rater up art Altno Paok.rd was so inter.s•
Via• ore kesare M pane in prow/m.1 down errr «pine." •'Ano d beavetrs t 105 that fume petmred on _dets MameywieR .
std ea attaches leer rsfsf" ' No he sea• chewing TwoImam, mensed eland 1I1 like ira=Mf. t-Mrt
nix Ira all (F _ ..
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SCOTT'S EMULSION im-
proves the quality of breast milk
-it supplies the material for bone
and must le - if scanty or thin,
it makes it rich and abundant.
For bottle babies a few drops
ed emulsion with every feeding
produces marvelous effects -
makes new, farm flesh and ruddy
health
SOTS EMULSION is the
cream of the purest cod liver oil
delicately emulsified into tiny
particles resembling maternal
r• altd each pellicle is coated
t plyetrine-aro alcohol or
wholesome, nourish-
ing. strength -snaking food.
Miothers t •rwwbert ere tn-
th,,eastie about Seem•. [ssehies
nsistsoi pones SC017-3.
corse & Mw. Twewa. elae6e0 12-44
Fitwell Hats
i
'VASSAR
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SIIOESI
AVOUNG LADY may
have the most beau-
tiful hat and up-to-
date suit, yet she is not dressed
perfectly unless she wears a
well - fitting Shoe. You
cannot beat - the Vassar for
style, fit and appearance.
JOHN He McCL1NTON
Agent for Goderich
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 thfm
you will be a regular cus-
tomer.
These bats combine the
Fitwell and Union labels
an a doable guarantee of
style and workmanship.
Too can be sure of abso-
lute satisfaction by wear-
ing a " Fitwell."
McLean Bros.
The Square, Goderich
The home of Semi -Ready Tailor-
ing. Agents for the Famous
Carhxrlt Overalls and Smocks.
Fite en Hats. Stanllelo'a Paste
Wool Underwear.
%\'INTER TERM FROM JAN. 2nd.
-1!_.IOTT
TRANSCONA
A GREAT CITY IN THE MAKING
Transcona will be one of the greatest railway •
ceutree of the %Vest. The Grand Trunk Pacific has
large shops located there, the Canadian Pacific
Railway has established immense fi eight yards, and
it bas been persistently rumored that the Canadian
Northern Railway will move their entire shops from
Fort Rouge to Transcona.
T,•anscona's future as a manufacturing city, as
well tie arailway centie, is assured, and several large
industries are already established, regatring a loge
number of risen.
PROPERTY WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE
many times over in the next two years, and there
are big profits for the investor who buys t.x)ay.
We have a
and offer them
rich purchasers
Write tor
Transcona.
number of lots to sell at Ti•anecoua
very advantageous terms to Gode-
'our booklet, wht-no tells all about
Scott, Hill & Co.
22 Canaria Life Building
J. T. Goldthorpe
Agent in.GODERICH
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of Canada
STOVES
THE HAPPY THOUGHT RANGE is still the leading range
on the Canadian market. It burnless coal and gives better
cooking results with a small quantiCY of coal than most stoves
do with a large quantity.
THE RADIANT HOME HEATER still leads the market as
a heater. It is generally ackuowledged to be the strongest
heater on the market.
Owing to the scarcity of hard coal we have put in a line of
Oak Heaters which will burn Hard _Coal, Soft Coal, Coke or
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Portland Gement
We have Just received another carload of NATIONAL
PORTLAND CEMENT.
Coke and Wood
We are receiving a carload a week of Solvay Chestnut Coke
This Coke is giving universal satisfaction and a great number of
our ct•stomers say they prefer it to the Hard Coal, and it comes
muconlyhhalf ams mucr. hu atHardrn rCoci; consequently more in bulk you it
weighs
youreduce.
your fuel bill by fully one-tbirtl.
We have just received another carload of stabs and can give
prompt attention to any ot dere.
° nor Shelf and Heavy Hardware was oe. ••rt more complete.
An"the, tsarrel of Nolumbia Dry Cell Batteries just in.
Let um gure on your plumbing. beatiug, ele:t,.te wiring,
roughing. etc.
CHAS. C. LEE
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