The Signal, 1913-10-16, Page 2THURSDAY, Ocr. 16, 191.&
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH : ONTA RIO
WOMAN IN
TERRIBLE STATE
Funds Help in Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable
Compound.
Cape Wolfe, Canada.-" Lest March 1
was a complete wreck. I bad given up
all hope of getting better or living any
length of time, as 1 was seep • sufferer
from female troubles. But 1 took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
today 1 am in good health and have •
pair of twin boys two months old and
growing finely. I surprised doctors and
neighbors for they all know what •
wreck 1 was.
"Now lam healthy, happy and hearty,
and owe it all to Lydia E. Pinkham's
remedies. You may pubiiab this letter
if you like. 1 think if more women
used your remedies they would have
better health "-Mn. J. T. Coo[. Lot
No. 7, Cape Wolfe, P.E.I., Canada
Because your cane is •difficult one, and
doctors having done you no good, do not
continue to suffer without giving Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a
trial. It surely has remedied many
teases of female ills, such as inflamma-
non. ulceration, displacements, tumors,
irregularities, periodic pains, backache,
and it maybe exactly what you need.
The Pinkham record is a proud and
peerless one 'It is
• record of constant
victory over the ob-
stinabiTlsof women
-ills that deal out
despair. It is an es-
tablished fact that
Lydia E. Pinkham's
VegetableCompound
has restored health
to thousands of much suffering women.
Why don't you try it if you Seed ttttt3 •
medicine? g
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Novelties
FOR
Christmas
Gifts
Novelties Use Christmas Gifts
olt band now. Lathier, allele
your Chri.tseu Gilts sow In
tour spate time.
Bone beautiful artir1.. foe
gifts. nN mode un, etautp-d fur
the tour+ of -hard ru.hroidrrv,
so, h a. Wolof (',r., fahirt and
Pa j.ttuw Carey,. (• 'n.bing Sar q .e.,
Ik.udnit Cap.. Tie Racks, pipe
Racks. Robbs Canes -too num-
et (es 10 WeUts11..
Come and tee for y0.' self.
Han.fanme Ridge. i..n and
Black Silk Collets, AO. •two.,prd
sets for worths..
Stamped Underw..r in d.i,"v
design.. A few read..' p N. it.
'nen.. 'subtend/ft } -tis into r,i,
hoth ea l lea.
Cl il•Ireer's Ores. ---s horse up.
stamped for hand ern•w...I...
14.n 'sower as. s- of R w•I•v
Pena. 13+t Hens ale. Pin ......1
Buckles.
Mrs. Tape
The Singer Store
Next Bell Teleph,.ns t tset,
artglita-
A. E. BRADWIN
EDttoa age Pvru.uga
Tux sena
from the
Street. l:derich
SCsst.stl •rsoa
read. per year; U
Dollar will be
1. patsashed *veryTkarais
BudIfskpare. 1.. 3
-_ /lee Dollar sad rtfty
/ly
•trtcUy in ad ream rue
Ill tae
Canal Balsa tae esti Y Ora Dater and Fifty
Coat& strictly fa Messer. 8ebwxtber. who
fail u rodeo Tea Mullet. regularly by mail
will confer • favor by amesiauag the publish
u of tis fast at as adate u possible. When i
• cheats of &adzes. de.lred..botb old mod
the ase addreet be Livia. Remelt team.
may be made by bank draft. express money
order ho.t office order. or registered letter.
Sub.cription. may commence at any tune.
AUeatlrsu\r. T&xrs-It&te. for cheeky and
contract advertisement. wall 1.e given on appli-
cation. Legal and other similar advertisements,
too oast. per Wee for fistturertaou and four ,
sent. per line for each ob.egwot loeertloe.
Mem ured by • scale of sena non pared - t wets' e
l,ne. to an enc►. Huston. card. of six lines
end under. Fire Dollar. per year. Advertisewent. a Loo. Pound, Strayed. Situation.
Vacant, Situation& Wanted. Heuer. for date or
to Hoot, Farms for Bak or to Ree. Article.
tot Solt. etc.. not exceeding eight Win., Twenty • ;
adna
five Cent. each insertion ; flus Duller for
month. Ftfty t'eoutorsorbrabw•ouent mootb.
Dryer advertisements in pro ion. Aa•
nouneement. to ordinary reeMoir type, Tee 1
Cents per line. No notice ler than Twenty
rive Cents. Any .preial notice. the object of
which'. thetpoacruui.ry benefit of any twits id- u&lor a..oriaaoo to be oonsidersd as ad ver
dement and clanked aloordiagly
'To COatttraew.uul:ys:-The ooq.rr.t.00 of
onr .nb..•nbse- au 1 readers is cordially earn-
ed Lo ward. mating THE 8eox4L • w'eela y record
of .11 kcal. county &ad district doing... o com-
munication will be amended to male,* it con-
tain. the name and addr.a. a the writer, not
nerewrtly fornbtwaW., but as an evidence
of good faith. New, items should reach Tux
$iovar cure not later than W edoeday noon
of .acn week.
THL RSDAY, OCTOBER 161 ti, 1912
CHATEAUGUAY
The result of the bye -election in
Chateauguay, Quebec, gives Mr. Bor-
den a auppotter from a riding tba
had been Liberal since Confederation
Co.teervative organs are claiming a
great victory for their party; but the
change from a majority of W at the
last election toa Conservative majority
of 1411 in the bye -election indicates a
turnover cif only 90 votes. The gum-
shoe brigade sent into the riding by
'Bob" Rogers ought to have produced
greater resultathan that, if "Manitoba
methods" are to be the reliance of the
present government.
The campaign pursued by the g.:v-
ernment candidate on the navy ques-
tion reveals the depths to which the
"truly loyal' party has fallen. Th•
Conservative campaigners declared
hat the V5,000,000 contribution was
In settle accounts with the British
admiralty for the defence of l'anads
f time past, present and to come,
and the government nominee person-
ally angled for the vote of the anti-
British Na'ionalista by ezpreseiog bis
dislike of neviee and armaments and
his disapproval of warlike expendi-
tures. Truly It was n great exhibi-
tion t f zeal in the cause of Imperial
defence.
Cballeoged to poste hie policy on the
navy fairly and sgaarely before the
electors. Mr. Borden bas twisted and
squirmed and flanked and brsckwateeed
until nobody in his own party 'teem.
to know whet his policy redly ie. and
the Chateauguay bye -election cam-
paign was only oe. more instance of
the cowardice and impotence of the
premier and his minister.
Such barefaced corruption was prat--
timed in the tiding that it hos already
been decided by the L;heral4 to pro -
teat the election ; so that what the
organs are acclaimiog se a great ole-.
tory may be but another cupnt in the
indictment of a feeble and corrupt
goy ern men t.
1 webeeit•tetocriticise the appointment
beet it be mid that it is simply because
he got the position. From • political
1 point of view his claim may be a godd
Ione and we would offer the same criti-
cism no mater wbo got the office, if
be was not • practical ma). If it is •
fact that public busier's. he it civic.
provincial or federal, should receive
the same attention as private business.
then n builder should have been cboe-
en. If the member for East Huron
or the minister of militia were erectigg
a residence at • cost of $11.lfRt would
they put • blacksmith to oversee the
erection of same or would they
procure a man akilled in the erection
of Luildings? If they would not, why
apply one principle to private business
and another to the people's business?
Surely someone who has a practical
knowledge could have been found in
tt'i•gharn and if he could not, tbeo he
could have teen found elsewhere. To
say thet the other party does the
same thing is an odious argument and
u a public journal we will attack any-
thing we believe is wrong. The Bor-
den administration is. we believe, •
safe, sen., business -like administration
and Mr. Bowman ii acapable member
striving toilet his very hest but in this
the vast majority of his supporters
feel he has been ill-advised. In the
future we would suggest that our es-
teemed member make his own appoint-
utente or else have a representative
meeting advise him and not act on the
advice of five men meeting in secret
three voting for and two against.
The time is tip. for ail Organization
meeting of the Conservative party in
t Wingham.
RUCTION IN THE TORY CAMP
There is trouble in the Tory camp in
the Wine:nun section of Huron
minty. This trouble has been brew-
ing for sows month+ past, but now
the caldron bag boiled over and the
Tot y faction. in the East Huron and
North Huron ridings are arrayed in
battle royal.
The bubble bunt when Mr. 1 R.
VanNorwao was appointed inspector
of the armoury that is obw being
erected in Wingham. This appoint-
ment did not suit the Wingham Ad-
vance, whose editor is Mr.George Spot -
ton. businees college magnate, and a
Titan who gets pretty near everything
be a ants in W iogbam, from l be mayor-
alty down. Mr. Spotton. so the story
goer, hes political ambitions. Thee
po1i1 seal ambit ions are not looked upon
with favor hy Mr. James Bowman,
M P.. and Mr. A H. Musgrove.
11.P P.. who for Bowe Time past have
neen losing prestige among their con -
sUtuente. Mr. Spotters. with an eye
Lo the fuluse, a few months ago pin-
ch/reed the Wlogbatu Advance. the
I.-eding Conservative paper in East
Huron and North Huron. This trans-
act•.n did not meet with the approval
of Messrs. Bowman. Musgrove et al
a d ,heests were made that Wiogbam
w .Nl t aloe have a second Consrrve-
tie. paper. which his pot yet shown
0-.11, new bit likely to Mr. VanNor-
aa.a bee apparently ,eeeiv d hie ap-
I..twine-et without the .4.1.'. or
• tamp of tbe.di'or of the leading
p.per nt the ar_t4on 1ir. Spot-
' .A,• sot like being tgeolvd end i.
s..w .p anise out ha the fallowing
Noses, whieh . we take floss tb.
W ugh•.., Advanre:-
Mr \' P \-anNormee has base ap-
p w. tel • Mpeetn. of the .vvsnwry it
.rare.. .r .r'eeth.w her- alt. Vomiter •
twee a lust se eomp.teot to this caper
' MI r the WIMP um wows be, flea
INCREASED (:OST OF LIVING
The result to Canada of the great
change in the United States tariff has
been immediate and marked. The day
after the Uoderwood tariff went into
effect between four and five million
bushels of Canadian oats started mov-
ing toward. Buffalo and other ports.
Lumbermen at Ottawa and otuer
centres reported that vast amounts of
Canadian lumber previously bought
for delivery^ after the tariff change
were demanded for immediate ship-
ment. Cattle buyers throughout On-
tario had been scouring the country
for weeks buying animals for delivery
as anon as the Underwood tariff be-
came operative.
Everywhere there has ,leen a rush
to take advantage of this wider mar-
ket, with the natural result that prices
are going up. The Quebec Telegraph
'states that prices of fish will rise, as
the new tariff enables Canadian fisher-
men to remain in Canada and still sell '
tbeirprbduct in United States markets
without duty. The Ottawa paper
say: "Meat pricer to go up and in crease
may come noon," and that thous-
ands of cattle of all kinds are being
shipped Horn the district to the United
States. Despatches from every part
of Canada show a stiffening in the
price of food products as well as tenet
of the staple articles of living.
The cost of living will inevitably be
hither in Canada tban it bas ever
been. This is obviously due to two
reasons : First, the United States
government bas reduced it.. tariff in
older to secure reduced cost of living
to it+ own consumers, thus increasing
the demand for l.'anedien products.
The Borden government has refused
to touch the tariff in order to keep up
the cost of living for the benefit of it.
friend.. "The Interests." In spite of
the fset that this change had long
been foreseen, the Borden government
has remained true to its high tariff
friends.
OPPOSED TO BILINGUALISM
No newspaper in Ontario has given
stronger or more staunch support to
the Whitney government than the
Kingston Standard. This paper now
takes issue with the Whitneyedminis-
tratinn on its attitude towards biling-
ual schools. The Standard drfloes its
poeitioo as follow,': -
1. English, and not Freed), is the
lawful language of the common school
syste•u of Ontario -that ie,both public
and separate schools.
2. Them is no aft et present. Dor
has there ever been an act of assembly,
crumpl or parliament• since this prov-
ince became a British possession,
making it lawful, obligatory or per-
missive to teach the French Ianguage
in the common scbook at public ex -
pens.
S. The teaching of French in the
common schools of this province is
contrary to law. history and prece-
dent and is oneiemned hy public
opinion and an overwhelming public
sen timent
4. Then is n.Nhing in the Q tebee
Are of 1.74, the (institutional Act of
1791. Us Art of Union of 1M1. or the
British ?Vali h Am.ries Art of 11407.
nor sly act that bas bleat since passed
' and is still retained as a part of the
laws of Ontario. whether made by
the p•ovineial I.giel.uu.e no the De.
minion pa.liameet that says Frere'
shall be taught or f.•ler shed is our
prnvineial comities scbnnls
R Our npp o.ettow to bltnguslhsw
1• re.6/4 ai4.4y Ned •Minutely
aa•insa i • appticat4oe to ironstone
',hoofs App etsd Ay wuoieupal tax
' utiles ant sistaidlned by pae#teseatary
grant, and den not apply to private • -
ecbnols colleges oe schools whsle
tultioo 14.. are exacted. *hove II S
common i
11. We are not actuated by
prejudice. hatred .K animosity,
prompted by a sense of national Mae
possibility and public duty.
7. The teaching of French in the
common schools of Ontario, contrary
to law and in defiance of public sena- •
meet, is the thin edge of • wedge
which, if driven home to its ioteoded
event, will prove a menace to British
institutions and British civilization in
this section of the weetern world. If
allowed to exist in this province, in
defiance of law, the anarchy of biling-
ualism will contaminate the whole
Dominion and wreck the hopes and
ideals of a prepooderant British ►
jority.
A Midnight Riot
Willie -My father put -down a dis-
turbance laws night.
Billie -Is that right?
Willie -Yes. he ate • Welsh rare-
bit -Yonkers Statesman.
- A consignment of silty gallons of
try arrived at Berlin on Saturday
from the Brantford hatchery and
were emptied into the Brand titter at
Conestogo.
- A few minutes after talking cheer-
fully
heerfully to his companions in the biota -
smith shop at A. E. teonard & Sons'
plant at London, Mr. Robert R. Rich-
ardson dropped dead from heart fail-
ure abuut 10 o'clock Saturday morn-
ing.
They Don't Want Much
"Afternoons oft sniffed the prod=
pective cook.
Three each week."
"%Vid the use of the automobile" -
Kansas City Journal.
- The \Veterloo school board at a
special meeting in regard W the teach-
ing of the English language to the for-
eign population of the town decided to RIG NEWSPAPER SUIT
have lights installed in a vacant room
at the Cant ral school and have classes
begun. A large number of foreigners
have expressed a willingness to attend.
STARVATION IN DUBLIN
aleedienew of !Mutates's:wry Der
pesthole U pea C
Cables from ',London say Dublin L
ruined by the ooattauatoe of
k S trsaaport war, which la aow In tem
lth week. The plight of the poorer
usn of the population is dresdtpl
Auer men. wools* aad cbidrea, or
s.. -third of the city. whole popu-
LUoa, being on the verge of aur•
Arta.. Crowds a cbldren Ions ep
Ire
the liberty Hall headquarters of
ds lrMb Transport Union to receive
• dale of soup and bread, and then
mit dogs on the nearest dooretepa t0
aesrish their wasted bodies.
T'he food which h.as come 1n the
.relief ships 1s the only thing which
Rea kept many families from actual
death by starvation. and any oesaatloa
fig these supplies would be followed
!hpeindescribable misery.
NOTED DOCTOR DEAD
Or. Kennedy Gained Fame In Meat -
Mrs. Duff Kilted by a Car
Mrs. Jelin Duff, sister of the late
Bir Oliver Mowat, died in the General
;'11410101tal, Kingston, whither she' had
'I been taken after a street car accident
la which her left leg was cut off
'below the knee.
Herbert Robinson of Hornby, who
rias burned on the arm and chest by
{ie explosion of a lamp last month,
died from lockjaw. He leaves a widow
:std seven small ckildren.
De. O. H. Kennedy, one a the most
idfrttnguisked members of e medical
Sto
rotesefon in western Canada died at
Winnipeg Met week. He was s native
ot Dundee. Ont.
t John Godfrey, ex -postmaster of
'sera died last week. aged 12-
1 The death occurred at Brantford
'last Thursday of Patrick Haley. one
:of the best known labor onion men
to the district
Cheap Enough
"I'd give half my fortune to be loved
for myself."
• For that price, it ought to be easy."
-Fliegende Blatter.
-Mr. Allan D. Cameron bas been
appointed district manager for the
counties of Perth and Huron of the
Excelsior Life insurance Company. in
place of Mr. James Stewart, wbu bas
accepted the position of deputy col-
lector of customs in Stretford. H
will confine.* to reside in Mitchell and
the bead office for the district will be
in Mitchell instead of Stratford.
5100 Reward, 5100
The readers of this pease will be oleawed to
learn that there is at least ase dreaded disease
that science hes bees able to cure to all Ite
stager. end that i. catarrh Balls Catarrh
Curet. the only pore ire cure now known t•
the medical twternitl-. Catarrh being a con.
iUtattmal dl+we. requires a constitutional
treatment. Hall i Cstanh Cure Is taken inter-
nally acting directly- apes the blood and
timorous surfaces of the erotism. :hereby des-
troying the foundation of the dies.e..end gtv
the truant eels by building wp the
constant ea and se Dathre In doter 1s..•
work. The tr•prislnrs bars so muck faith In
it& curative powers teat they otter One Hun-
dred Dollars fee any taws that it fails to cure -
Seed tnc lot of tes.i19o1160•.
Andrew F..1 CH SHAY k CO.. Toledo, O.
Send by all droinOste 75e.
Take Hall'. Fundy PIW for eonetioetise.
- The plans for the new public build -
Mg at Milvertrtn have been completed
by Anhitect J. S. Roswell and te.den
for same have heen rolled. The build-
ing will hesitanitedon Main street and
will be constricted of red pressed
prick, trimmed with cut ...tone. The
coo is estimated at t 'k Anh. Tho plans
provide for a large tower, rising 70
feet frorn the sidewalk, e clock with a
foue and a half foot face will he placed
in the tower. The first floor will he
devoted, for the moat pert. to the port
office, the floor in the p'iWic deport-
ment of which will be of tile. The
custnm.examining warebno.e will den
hoe nn this Hoot. On the second fl'nr
will he the en.toros offices nod the
livingroolns for the rsret•ker. The
building will he boated by steam sod
lit by electricity.
A WOMAN OP FEW WORDS
Mr Harry E. Bye, Maio street
north. Mnunt Fore,', Out.., writes :
"Your remedy for kidney, bladder
and ston,ath ►rouble has given me
great rel•ef. Have taken three boxes
and now feel like living and better
tbaa 1 beet felt for years and I give
your
FIG PILLS
all tbe prelims., for they are the hest I
have •ver tried." Ar all dealers, 25
and 50 cents, or The Fie Hitt Co., Re
Thom/ie. Ont. Sold is Ooderich by E.
Ii. Willie. druegitt.
What lilt Said
"1 neeme wee .n etpharras ed in my
life. 1 came Ghee to ?aqe with my
first-hushand " "What did he say?'
"Nothing much. He jest Inok.d up at
see and sinned acrd then arid. 'Who
are you nagging at now. Mary?"
A gore for Urunitsnnees
Within the Reach of All
That .iiroholi.m is • dismiss is now
recognized by Roister No man in
bi. sasses would bring di•gr.re and
ruin no himself and fetidly through
e brise
Aleut a Cops the craving for drink,
builds up the .ystem, .t..dtee the
nerves. it is guaranteed to entre or
benefit rr money refnnde el after a fair
trial. Alenra Nn. 1 can he Oren sec -
1
retly by soy wife or mother wantine
to re...o w, a deer .w.. to health ane)
weefutriess. Akers No. 2 is tits trol-
1
aware t real moot .
Oen he hat at one steer. only *1.90
per hos. Ark for nor free booklet
abort Airees.
'Ont U. Rippe, druggist. Gs3eetob
aBeetrwal Publishers Warring in the
a COYrta
iltairs.utt for ons hundred thousand
dalaages, on seer int a an al -
ed conspiracy to des: -cry the Mon -
Herald and to ruin its hostess.
bens entered it the SupeAos
at Mettr al by the Heald Com-
. . The defendants are Sir Hage
Seaham
*war of the Maatrsal Star,
of hL as.odates and the Iater.
ORica•I News Bervfoe. a stew Jersey
Osrloration.
A widespread conspiracy to prevent
h. Herald from having access to
pertain sources a supply a news
per features 1. alleged. It to also
zed that the Caaadiaa defendant.
. -"Ala socalled .yndicate and in -
Its contract with the Toroo{.o
rid and. transfer its servlcea to
their syndicate.
FORT>?N IN A DAY
Spectacular Rush Into the New Ala..
kan Gold Carnp
From reports received at Ottawa by
the Customs Department men aging
very crude methods of mining to the
Ilihuahana district of Alaska. are clean -
Sag up from one to two thousand dol-
lars per day. The gold -bearing area
has been proven for fifteen miles, and
Intends well into Canadian territory.
{► big stampede from the coast cities
jI now on, and at least 4.000 people
there, with a big crowd going to
day. Shoes sell for 275 a pair.
at 2100 • sack. and prices are
rising.
Gibson Escapes Gallows
As the result of a strenuous fight
Rade by Mr. T. H. Lennox. K.C., the
death sentence on Charles Gibson. the
ng Toronto man coevtcted a the
rder a Joseph Roseethal was coin•
ted to one of Itte imprisonment.
petition signed by nearly sixty
eusand persons carried much weight
%with the Cabinet which a week be-
had decided to let the law take
Its course. Mr. Lennox declares he
secured new evidence and will
Imply for a new trial.
No Mystery Ie Death
All doubt as to the neater in which
Ittorge Francis Beard. braes. thew
c1.e^al manager of New Toth. cams
ifs death last month. was cleared
• when Dr. Arthur Jukes Johnsen
t:s his report to Coroner Mager
held an inquest at Tweets, where
hoard's relatives lived sad wkere be
!pts buried. Not a trent a potties
Imes found in the stomas', Dr. J.►a.
teettled, and death had lett
to liver and kidney treab4, ag-
by influenza.
Deed Man Net J. V. Sok
• des Vincent Pick. the supposed
=moat an autemebde sceideta at
has torted ftp ally* and
inn at Timmins. Oat. and the Matt.
• et the man killed Is again • 4sep
Cee seesaws gmsssedel
• Nt. James Morris (CemervIWrel
elected to tis Heat. a Cannes.
the Ckataewguay bee -sloe -Oen by a
a 144 over Hoe Sydsey
the Liberal °mall ts.
I Rletmtrs Plied aunty
1 hetess of tis sates mea charged
twith vtettag at Mambas. S.C., pleaded
guilty aad will be a sassed w1es the
Yost et ile eftytwo aa.•s are disposed
et
T orr.td taws eeseefl 'u applied fee
a emen*ted petrel for the eaaal marts
wink tee meal N •lesildtsg as the
rem* M four bola -ups by armed ass
_ Peter Miller. • prowess. le St
R•eliekpy - '•Dow't ' leases fell. alerted his escape alter
ulkatI sn'w.aw N „ tp{wk air aale.•d seal Into the cellar
with ware than soy ether kltM sad Steyr s Mg tebMoo
lame 11.stdlet - ••Wye esIlle Ilii/ rhtisr.
tar.. I.aaahlg4ss w•• 4lestrsyy
r ul iMeMat ow •+reg wtq Se WI Sid
W. ACHESON d SON
Stylish Coats
All the popular, nappy, rough -surfaced materials are Showa in
our coat display, including Boucles, Nigger heads. Coverts, ere., lis
style& imitable for general wear Special this week at
3/0.00, *12.00 and 315.00. wow
Fur Stoles and Mutts Special) Low
Y Priced
Entire naw fur studs is Showing and despite the weather fun at..
Selling. We offer special inducements for early buyers. No. 1
Mink Marmot times and Stoles, 05.00, 37.00 and woo.
Mink Marmot Muffs, large new shaper. 38.00, 35.00 anJ
30.00.
Curtains
Two special clearings in Madras and Bungalow Curtain Nets,
fifty inches wide, colored Madras in shades greeny, reds and browns
tasselled on aider, neat designs. Regular pries 50c. On Sale, pet
yard, 30o.
Nottingham Lace Curtains
Tbtee. and a -half yards loeg ani bfty•twn inches wide, fifteen
pairs only in smell patterns and polka dol effect: Regular St.. o, at
per pair, 31.50.
Linoleums
New inlaid linoleum' received Chia week, choirs. patterns atul
tight through to the back the pattern gees. Special price at per
sivare yard Soo -
Linoleum. four yards wide in a variety of new patterns at per
aquas yard 450 and aft,
Carpets and Rugs
Twenty wool and union Huge in all sixes, 211S, 933, 3a3}, :1z4
clearing at } under regular price.
The only Range that
has .no Competitors
The Pandora Range
While you can easily find one in a home, it is difficult to find
one unsatisfactory.
to all
Thebuyers. fact that the Range is aP4(.11.111111McClary production is a P4(.11.111111
• Th. $re-boz..ef the Pandora is fitted with Nmi.steel Linings.
triangular grates, is scientifically propos-dowel to size of oven mud
consumes vety toile fuel.
Come in and we will show'you the largest and best stock of
ranger in town.
A fresh car of Portland Cement just ic.
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