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's to the
rigs with
:han elo-
i in many
3. Room
Es week.
rily. Our only
t enough. The
5, Poplins and
h, grey, brown
s1.•e
lgs
• we are today
•tions and heavy
a feature in our
nate in getting
Long and short 11
75, 12.00, $225,
ride.
yards wide.
e els and Wilton
ought
m no
E
i
g' Is
lig
s have your
or your Spring
ind Overcoat.
ill need them
ilop the Tailor
West 8L, Goderich
reeeesassemesseseasewebeha
SYSTEM
tkers'
Excursions
(oba. Saskatchewan
nd Alberta
My March to October
ti via ehicago and
St. Paul
mob's and Pullman Tour
Can will leave Toronto
above dater for W►NNI•
Change Of Cars
end return $36.00
and return 143.00
other pointy. Proportion
to rs' Excursions
a and Saskatchewan
March ltth
7.110111DAY thereafter tin
Isin
eluelvo. from
urban), Port Hope and
Low Rates
Deems ar1sf, Sleet-
NIPSO�'rswiWat change.
mem 11 P m. es above dates.
diem from F. F.
Phone 8.
WOMAN
TIGHTS
a handsome piece
added to the equip.
home. We carry
ie of Furniture for
, and anyone dedr-
t or a single piece is
JI and see our stock.
o paean sed feel
e WS bare tie right
iIER
LOCAL T6PICS
Knight PHPe•'tir"• I►sai:M Next week.
TM pill The spring assizes for the cuuuty of
There is a hitch in the
is connection with the
r,tam nod fou r eaccount ven of a ed dim
�tv.ts So
„ft
far as The Signal sae learn,
weever. the difficult/48).4aot hamar-
, and tt▪ heviog ie that the
the metier
la hand
• du whatever can be done to have
tMpraposltioa submine A te asp rate-
Kers
mte-
P at ss early
• leg Late Mn. John A. Hartel. .
ice, Neftel, widow of the Tats John
d• betei. of Goderich, died on Wed-
tt
am ▪ bad lived for theo last thirteen
Mich township. The was a Dative of
re
rennins were
weight h, and
e tuaeral
tot pieces to�Maitlland cemetery e
ete 7on
may afternoon. Rev. J. B. Pother -
n. rector of St. George's church,
heal
were service and tbe
ewers four nephews of the
heresed Herbert. Percy, Wilfrid and
fid Neftel. Mrs. Naftel leaves
two sons and two daughters—Henry,
.lrihur and the Mimes Rosa and
Ethel, all of Toronto. The two sons
Bete bete for the funeral.
Norse Market Neat Tuesday.
ib. next of the monthly horse
.arkets w ill be held on Tuesday, the
nth inst. Interest incess fairsd mais
in-
cressiog and • good
e
!acini for on Tuesday. next. It is
apected that the trade in light horses
ei! be more to the front in this sale
aid the following than in those al-
ready held this winter. Two buyers
wbudeai in light bones only have
addled the committee that they will
Mme. Horse for 'bus work, light
delivery and good roadsters promise to
el is ,lemond Of course, this does
sot mean that the heavy horse are to
take second place ; they are always
ea mat prominent feature of the
sails and will continue so.
Examination for Masters' and Mates'
Certificates.
A. Farrow, collector of custuma, sa
received word from the Department
d jtarioe and Fisheries at Ottawa that
is
k. cot'r.e of the next two weeks
captain Henry W. King. examiner of
w rier' and mates, will be in Godericb
*We purpose of examining soy can -
hates hero who may desire to be
eeahieed for masters or mates' cerci-
beim Intending candidates should
communicate to Captain King, Room
95, Stsir Building, 12; Bay street,
1wseet°. Ont., their intention of pre-
testing themselves for exgiminatioO,
moat they mar be advised of the
outdate oc which the examinations
will be held. Sir. Farrow has a few
copiesof a pamphlet which 'bows the
qualifications required for the differ-
ent grades of certificates, should any
person desire .ucb information.
Ree A. brown Going to Kingston,
Rev. tared Brown, pastor of North
street Setbodist church, has received
se invitation to become the pastor of
y�w�m street Methodist church,
L( ilea at the end of the present
senate -MI term in 'June. The call
came quite as a surprise to Mr. Brown,
who had no idea that his name
eaa et -en (inner consideration by the
Lepton board and who expected to
retain to Godericb another year. The
eydeobam street cbureb is the leading
church of the denomination at King -
sue. and the minister's salary is S1, -
!Mi. After laying the matter before
Me board of North street church, Mr.
Brown decided to accept the invita-
tion. subject. of course to the action
dobe transfer and stationing commit-
tees. The North street board is now
looking about for another pastor. Mr.
Brown is tl preacher of much more
Nin ordinery ability, and the people
el North street church have had
splendid sermons from him during his
somewhat short pastorate here.
t
, Doings at the Harbor.
The scenes of activity around the
waterfront have revived after the
winter's quiet and Everything seems
to be "hustle and bustle" again.
The wharf in front of the Goderich
lilecator & Transit Co.'s elevator has
hen torn up and replaced with a
went front, which greatly improves
the appearance and will be a great aid
to the lending of boats.
The Mai i ton Dredging Co. have been
for some time rebuilding the hull
td the old dredge Arooldl and fitting
s op in shape for work the coming'
mason.
°Detractor Bermingham is having'
everything put in readiness to resume
week in full force in a week or sh He
is leaving hia scows rebuilt sad ie-
ished in generaL
Considerable repair work is being
ADM to the Olga, an old vessel that
mea laid up at the harbor last fall.
Most of the engineers on the differ
act boats have eommeacd the work
dining up their beats so that they
Sebe ready for the wallas wawa.
who are engaged at the
leek art :T eGiadarh..
J A• Huntteer, oft the
:a biu mt ignia • Wlltlass . tete mad
IL Reid. Coln *enemasJ. Unrmmond ���"11ss��aMM0e, to tea
Eersen„0; lbw. yi
'oBitk. II set t1g%od ime
us Wrlonisls, Ooiskpih.
\\'urtoo. oa the Tie[dfs J.
Dene, Kingstog Jaasea Mail. Tor -
Hama will open at the court bouse
next
before Chief
deistic" Tuesday, G '
lenbolme Falcoobridge.
The following` ease have been entered
foe trial : With a jui yy—Flynn v. G.
T. R. ; Cut, v. Ballingall : Andrews v.
Canada Co. Without jury—Orabam
v. Dane] ; Baechler v. Baecbler ;
Barr v. Curring et al.: Ritchie v.
Standard Bank. Then are no criminal
eases for the court, sod the grar.d jury
has been dispensed with.
Prof. Jackson's Lecture.
The fourth and last lecture of the
series given under Collegiate Institute
auspices this winter was delivered on
Friday evening by Prof. Gilbert E.
Jackson, of toll University of Toronto.
The subject was "The Cross and the
l'reeceItr," and tbe address was largely
a history of Mohammedanism, with
relation to the great powers wits
which since its rise it has contested
for wor11 supremacy. The address was
an exhaustive one and demonstrated a
most intimate knowledge of his sub-
ject on the part of the speaker. Prof.
Jackson showed a sympathy with
Mohammedanism which was surpris-
ing, not to say shocking, to his
hearers ; but at any rate the address
was valuable from the vast amount of
historical information whicll was
given.
After Forty-seven Years.
Wm. Taylor, who worked with
John Tiffin forty-seven years ago on
the farm in Colborne, is at present
visiting with Mr. Tiffin in town.
This is the first time the two gentle-
men have seen each other l4 that long
period of time, and it is east to imag-
ine that the meeting between them
was a pleasant and affecting ooe. Af-
ter leaving Colborne Mr. Taylor went
to Ohio and worked in the iron mills,
eventually being made a superintend-
ent. For some years. on amount of
his hearing having, failed. he has not
been working, but be is still retained
on the payroll of the company.
The two old comrades had lost track
of each other, but a few weeksago Mr.
Taylor read the article about Mr. Tif-
fin which was published in The Free
Press and in this way . they got in
touch with each other, and Mr. Tay-
lor's visit here is the result.. The
visitor from Ohio is still freab-looking,
in spite of the growing years. He ta
staying with Mr. Tiffin for a week or
ten days.
LOCAL TOPICS N BRIEF.
Not too late to fend Easter ,yid, to your,
friends. Smith a Art Stars has a splendid se
lectbo. at various primas (,all and see them.
The rash of warm weather is bringing a r -u h
of orders to Ptidham', tailoring emporium
Don delay leaving your order nota the warm
weather is half gone. Do it NOW.
tt R Mallows. photographer, announces that
the Arst Moodsy in each month will be Baby
Day at hi* studio. Mothers are invited to
bring their children of not more than eighteen
toothyef age to have their pictures taker.
One picture oil be given tree to molt. tf
The town council nieets tomorrow
!Friday) evening.
The Brophy studio will remain open
all day on Good Friday.
Miss Cameron announces her Easter
opening for Saturday, March 22.nd.
The Exeter Advocate has a new face
of type, and is greatly improved in
consequence.
The schools does today for the
Easter vacation and will resume work
on`Mondey. March 31st.
The regular meeting of Inverness
Camp, Soo. of Scotland. will be held
tomorrow (Friday ) evening.
The Stephen township bribery ra..ee,
which were to come before a mngisu ate
at Exeter today. have been again ad-
journed for a week.
The choir of North street Methodist
church is giving a sacred concert on
Good Friday evening in the Ontario
street Methodist church, Clinton.
The county treasurer of the (bil-
dreo's Aid Society has received a
cheque for $30.05 se a contribution
from the Blyth branch of the society.
The death occurred in Tot•„•oto. on
Saturday Met, of Mrs. Thou.se McGil-
licuddy, after a long illness. Mrs.
McGillicuddy Was for some years a
resident of Goderich, her husband be-
ing at that time one of the proprietors
of The Signal.
in accordance with instructions of
the county council, copies of the
reports presented at the last meeting
of the couucil by inspectors Torn and
Field have been printed in pamphlet
form for distribution among the
school teachers and trustees of the
coaaty.
At the next meeting of the Goderich
Horticultural Society, to be bald in
Mr. Lane's office on Tuesday evening
next, 25th inst., Rev. John Polloc
will reed apaper. Mr. Pollock takes
a practical interest in horticulture,
and bis address will be well worth
hearing.
The county property committee of
lbs county council met on Monday
to receive tenders for the new building
at the jail. Only one tender was
deceived, and it was decided to take no
action upon it but to deter the whole
matter until the June meeting of the
council.
The tee in the river broke awayon
Friday morning last and syntit
fcr'oed a clear channel out to the lake
the water rose to a great height. At
Maltford it was higher than for several
yams The jam broke away and the
water subsided before any daslage
of say seseast was dens.
At the mow* d the water and
semi this week an order
was passed ire the p'rws of sago as
settimeast le tui s[ IM 6..ur rags
shim se aaaalttl l at the Mega Don-
ahoe sea 0. A. MED whish brwltbt
0110001111 mei Um soinie
power pleat lit Y The originalipal
alais wet for IMAM
W. Mem Osafiiir dOltpuilar
been
feta, on the mug; A. leetmraa
Lae Fred FI WS ,
',ie. The a• 431.1141820i
ia Mee-
rltt --Mau d
Ileae,,y1. 11PSpapposmil se teams 'beset
the Ent of nsettiewtb, p ass kites
'll he lost in giakag
shags
41st ta.y mayMNe't that 4015
abet oesewatiegt to aloe hat Pla kw years
gMsri ngla w'q d~ b W
!AT in t the eir home teens wr11a
Tgeg, of the wieder s1M Q.
'f wag the Set to flow
"Vastrele=i� �SwM, Pgt-
et Ike limber woes
sd Nib el[ Mil fused
I► t stemrlweak whoa the los y pedher
atilt the isselit eb. hew
We
tWaita
arare the
V+er
THK SIGNAL : • ODlcu. ONT
Th �metedy w vs.
The WI se..bere halm
yokes. wteil Is led esti guile
to sayattempt attem�The seem
frees " " was wallpltelg. sed tb
.rt!)w
light towhee of eoewere net -
overdoos.—Detroit Pres P
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev..1. E. Ford, of Clinton, presi-
dent of the London Conference,
occupied the.pulpit of North street
Methodist church last Sunday at both
services and delivered two able
sermons.
A large congregation was present in
Knox chureb last Sunday evening,
when Rev. Geo. Ross gave an address
special! for the sailors and fishermen
before they ooninence their season's
work. The sermon was practical and
helpful and was listened to with great
in tercet. .
The W. H. M. S. of Knox church
held their annual quilting bee un
Thursday and Friday of Met week.
Nearly a hundred ladies were present
to help in the good work of making
quilts for the home mission hospitals
and homes in the West. As a result
of their labors twenty-eight quilts are
being sent this week to Vegreville and
Teuton.
Easter Services, Baptist Church.
Services full of Easter joy will be
'held in the Baptist church next Sun-
day. Special Easter music has been
prepared by the choir under the leader-
ship of W. Hudson. In the morning
and evening services the choir will
render Easter aotbems. During the
evening service the Harmonic Male
Voice Quartette will sing.
It being the centenary of the great
missionary explorer, David Living-
stone, mention of hie great work will
be made by the pastor during the
morning servifre.
Come to the Baptist church next
Sunday. You will enjoy the services.
All will be cordially invited.
North Street Methodist Church.
At North street Methodist church
next Sunday the pastor, Rev. Alfred
Brown, will preach morning and even-
ing and conduct the adult Bible class.
Esater sermons at both services.
The musical program will be as follows:
roesnie mavrcc.
Organ
Anthem " Semis" „Ise le Risen'
Anthem -Hallelujah!"
Organ postlaie....Feetive March ....H. Smart
avgnna szavlce.
(!rate voluntary .... ..8priqt Sorg . .Hollins
Anthem IAfe from the Dead'
Anthem. .. "The lord Is M Suength"
Orson postinde... Marche Tri°moh� .. Archer
Victoria Street Methodist Church.
Victoria street church services for
Easter are as follows :
MORN INC. 11 O CLOG a.
()roan voluntary Nocturne from Chopin
Rmsenkrans
&sear sora[ Choir
Soio lseteeted) T. Schuler
Sermon-- Thomas, 11. Deebtsr of the Resur-
rection"
')can po4Jade Marceau, • la Govotte
Barrett
avuiNe. 7 O Cl.a e.
Organ prelude Medttatioe Mor rime
Doxology
Easter chorus . - . ...fling Hosanna (Mahe eld)
Choir
Invocation
Hymn el:
Prayer
Soto t.elected 1 . e . T. Schuler
Intimation and notices '
Easter anthem "Christ the Lord is Risen'
mete
Scripture reeding
Hytrin ell
Scripture leas=
Soto "rear Ye Not, 11 New r...Miss Belcher
Ssrnsonet.te ... 'Praise'...... ... Dr. Medd
sayer
erten* -Jesus 8tiu load On.” . Me..ra
E. C. Belcher. T. Schuler, W. Drew, S.
Belcher.
Offertory and prayer
Hymn e1
.1 ' dulesa
diriteer.anr
wee s7t, d Reath street
aheree. Ooderish. samm
=p+` d
IlOglifrillD
tore
leD=ISItlinrogirsat
~ay. 'Ass Um a ves, j}ilaer1
(]tianWt ...... ... Mlles McClinton
Choir master ... .. Mr. E. C. Belcher
PERSONAL MEN fiON.
Mr. and Mn. Fred Ui•iale lett today oo s.
slat to friend* at Buffalo.
Exeter Times : Mrs. W. Wood of Huron -
dale, vvisitingting bee sister. Lioklater,
of Dederick'.
Mir Edith Williams len for Toronto this
morning to spend the Yaater holiday* with
Miss Coo. Wilson.
Mr. sod Mrs. Ileo, G. Sturdy. of Goderich
township. visited at J. B. Graham's. Sheppard -
too. last Thor.dey.
Mot Webster left on Tuesday to make 0,
Matt of some week, with her daughter, Mrs. D.
Johnston. at Preston.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mhephafd and children
left on Saturday to spend • week visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. D. Johnston at Preston.
Mrs R J. Phelan and Mir Hazel are in
St.re:eed to .peed Laster with Mrs. Pixel/Lai
parents, Mr. and Mrs P. J. Sullivan.
Mrs. J. W. Vanatter, her many friends will
regret to learn, wax taken seriouslyill lad
wast Bks lamuch better this wee, but It
will time before het strength is fully
restored.
MM Hattie Belcher took part in "The
7 � of Fame." a mndoal production re-
eenti) oarrted out at Clinton under the
aaspkes of the ladies of Ontario street Metho-
dist, church.
Clieton New Los : Mr. Ted. Cook len on
Monday of this week for Goderiob• where he
takes • position to lbs moan taetory there.
We are sorry to low ear yocng people. and the
(Mimeos' Hood aid loses • valued member.
Mir tibia Graham. daeghter of Geo. Un -
ham. karst street. ha* oomptsted her °our", as
• nurse In training at the New York hospit
New Yore City, tad on Marsh 5th grad
with kith honor. She will remain is New
York to practise bee iwotestlss.
Mrs H. Turner and daughter, MM Gladys,
left floe afternoon to visit relatives et Berlin
and Toreete and will rhea �eaeee� 1e New
York City to Join Mr. Turner, sure eaves
Mss Tamar saw psessnud with a_e�rt�sasts
of Ilgty al N rekip in thew M +eredlpiAok,, et
tleeMtr df IliiorUt street M
white de was an active dastur. itis*
Gladys was a member of the ilistual stag for
some time, a5d hes associates In the °Mee wink
ber good luck and a happy life.
JUNE EXAMINATIONS.
0
EAST STREET GARAGE
OUR NEW !!TOCK OF
AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLE
Supplies
r
bee now arrived. We can fill all orders promptly and st the right prices
Jericho Exhaust Whisti for Ford Can, 116.00. This is really noisy.
A new Barrel of Batteries just in.
Don't wait any longer before getting fixed tip for the summer.
—
Huron Gasoline Engine and Machinery Co.
OODERICH, ONT. PHONIC 243
entrance and senior public school'
graduation pupils fold their papers on
June 17th.
The hours are in each case from 9 to
1130a. m., and from 1:30 to 4 in the
afternoon, with the exception of spell-
ing oral reading and geography per-
iods, which may curtail the lunch hour
or be taken in late afternoon, according
to the wish of the stodenL
"How do you stand on the income-
tax question?' "My motto is this, 'Glue
me the incomes of the people and I
care not who collects their taxes.' "
Schoolmistaees—"Now. Archie, if
you were seated in a tramcar, and
every seat was oiseupied, and a lady
entered, what would you do ?" Archie
—"Pretend I was asleep."
IF YOU ARE -Al
DRINKINGMAN
You had better stop at once or
you'll Lose your job. Every line of
businees is closing its doors to "Drink-
ing" men. It may beour turn next.
By the aid of ORRINE thousands of
men have been restored to lives of so-
briety and industry.
We are so sure that OItRINE will
benefit you that we say to you that if
after a trial you fail to get any benefit
from its use, your money will be re-
funded.
When you stop "Drinking," think
of the money you'll save ; besides,
sober men are worth more to their
employers and get higher wages.
Costa only $1.00 a box. We have
an interesting booklet about ORRINE
that we are giving away free on re-
quest,. Call at our store and talk it
over.
F. J. Butland, North Side Square,
Goderide
No Change in Regulations err Currxalum
from Last Year.
The strenuous period of examination
time is already looming on the vieials
of ibonsassds of Ontario students. The
Departments of Sd'motion bee limed
the tim►tabiw for the annual examin-
ations `Jess. sarin as a prelimin-
ary waseht that the days of trial are
em the way.
Them either �y
no eunistes. or reparation
the thea d lest year, t bath
path mad Maah
shad scholars aelA e
• w! 1 be lose at the sad of Js.. '!1a
ere gisehq d res west by he eels
beg years whoa the topeglmwt wee
talti. prom' wry sehlase ry, the
stems of hot July d belga gfa b*
teelded. sled the Depare saet ` e
&did to make the rigid— peas
fit h Itis. 11114006, Mies
lire Wilts sad t
wer
=itbiese
MMee
hoe 110. Mal ma -
the hoer
goihwal, mold wtteewe. h186 sliaat
COWAN'S
PERFECTION
COCOA
Is rich in food value and
easy to digest. It is just
Cocoa, pure Cocoa, ground
from the choicest Cocoa
beans.
Nurses and Doctors recommend its
use is sickness .or in health.
171
Do You
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Cocoa. 7
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a slugs. ads om oo.ns.s arsodsst e. tees.
swbo+ra■.seaslass •osrarwe...
wsw+s/w�eaarwwM+s
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* ssthmsssasesowed awl raps saser db.sensrsy
.aeras adrift a Is swas..ris M taelawc wan
ren eddin. Sod prom rev damps.• bas iss,
T ernescae. Wanes * ►VIS •
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Total bets (tier) - S65,111311
IJRIO _
��x 1 k Roney Orders
ar c�►rraau . Save Trouble and Loss
Hy means of the Bank Money
Orders which e e issue, you can
send sumo up to $50 to any point in Canada ( Yukon accepted)
or to any of the principal cities of the United states with Wei -
mum cost and 'trouble and absolutely no risk of loss.
Ord... for sums up to 16 cost 3c.—froru $3 to $10, 6c. --front
$10 to $30, 10c.—from $30 to $.91, 1.1c. Use them.
P LONDON. ENG.. NRANcit r. w. Azar. - •
ss Threadneedle. S& E.C. 1 41-11- RAI" f1 C. RA . "otos.-- le..ar.er.
Th
W• dor CLEANrgT, 55.1.JJT..•d REST rsowr
DYE, oeo car boo --Way you dos"( ...s 1..,. ,o
tower wt KIND of ChM poor Good. Lae mode
oL--ie x55..5.. se. Impossible.
Send hen lobo Cdo. Coq. eery Booklet. *a
Re.Sr. soros swells M Orals. wee **be. color..
T1s JOHNSONM� RCwdw CO., Wooed,
An Easter Offering
of Jewellery
makes a beautiful and lasting
gift. It is an expression of
your permanent regard for
the one to whom it is given.
If You Choose It Here
ycu will be assured of jewel-
lery whose quality is above
suspicion. You can give it
with confidence that a little
wear will not nuke you
ashamed of your offering.
We shall be glad to show you
a variety of appropriate gifts
priced lower than the quality
would warrant.
J. S. DAVEY
Jeweller and Optician Corner Colborne St. and Square
CANADIAN PACIFIC
EMPRESSES
AND OTHER STEAMSHIPS
ERE'S another three -
button style tor
Spring that exhibits
refinement, style and
good taste. The fact that it
is 2oth Century Brand is a
full guarantee that it is finely
tailored and will give satisfac-
tion.
ea serene(
sma they dsreqelrbdsen.!► era
*WSenrmtsmaaa, mssO.
w
Ready for service or male to
special measure. Largest range of
samples in Canada. to choose from.
Walter C. Pridham
Sole Agent for
Both Century Clothing
King Hats Peabody Overalls
New Spring
Goods
Coming in
NEW SU ITS
NEW PANTS
NEW HATS
NEW CAPS
NEW SHIRTS
Everything. in Spring
Goods.
1 t will pay you to come
and see u5.
You will double your
money buying from us.
11. Robins
Square
Goderich
Empress of Ireland Mar. 7
I' nteres.' of Britain ,.Mar. 21
Lake Manitoba Mar. n
Emprei. of Ireland .... April f
Empress of Britain April 18
Lake Manitou April St
Empresa of Ireland May 2
Empress of Britain - May lei
Tickets and all information from any
.tmam.hip agent. or J. Kidd. Agent. C'.
P. R., Goderich, (lot.
LogsWanted
T h e undersigned
will pay the highest
Dash prices for all
kinds of good Logs
delivered at the
mill, foot of Angle -
sea street, Godericb.
Custom sawing
and genet al mill
work done pro:aptly.
GODERICH MONTHLY
HORSE MARKETS
Public Horse Markete will be held in
GODERICI I
Tused. yMarch 46th
fuaeday, April 16th
boEnds Sale Day mean, a day of big
ranso,s, get your horses 01 all
Made ready.
bm sol Iib. ba
willd and you w
!We emelt* at SSD p. a sash
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are a smtll item, Inst upon the
proper insertion of the right,
quality kind. in needed places,
depends tuuch of
YOUR PLUMBING
For satisfactory fixtures, satis-
factory work, and real satis-
faction in plumbing. see us
first anti get our estimates.
FRED. HUNT
Hamilton Street, Goderich
Plumbing, Heating, Electric
Wiring. etc.
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Tuesday, April 1st
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