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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTA RIO
MMLLCE 1RAT
r -'.•d: est inntsetc..—paiectly
Ira: owed—ready to U.
Saves endless labour.
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MacEwan's
COAL
Best Scranton Hard
Coal—all sizes.
Cannel Coal for open
grates --the highest
quality of Coal that
can be bought for
the purpose.
Empire Domestic
Lump Coal — most
satisfactory Soft Coal
for ranges, box stoves
and fireplaces.
Standard Chestnut
and Furnace Coke.
All kinds of Hard-
wood and Kindling.
Peter MacEwan Estate
Telephone DN
"Oaly Doable Track Rail-
way between Toronto and Mon-
treal. and Toronto and other princi-
pal cities in Canada. Also Double
Track and Solid Trains between
Montreal and Chicago: also be-
tween Ontario points. New York
and Philadelphia, via Niagara
Fall..
SMOOTH ROADBED
FINEST EQUIPMENT
ELECTRIC LIGHTED
PULLMAN SLUMS•
Fall particulars. beets nmorrattons. Ott..
hada (WWaad Tnak Agent, or writ. l'.1.
Horning. District'.'awug.r Agent. foroo-
to. Ontario.
F. F. Lawreow le Mon.. Town Pae.eoaer
sad Ticket Agent... F-hoae &
FARM
MACHINERY
1: '•ert Wileoo, Mersey -Harris
Ae •. has a full line of Farm
AI • ,very always on hand. We
b we think the cheapest
a. best Uaeoline Engines on
the Market.
Also some beautiful Steel
Ranges from Tledbope and Aod-
ereon of Orllia. Justlthe thing
for a farmer's kitchen.
Rs have in stock
Cutters
Horse Blanket*
Pumps
Cream Separators •
Mitkfns' Wsebines
(hiving Harness
And one hundred and one
fiber thioge. Corte in and see
mat the
Massey -Harris Shop
Hamilton Street
THIS
ism
HpO EE
ANYONE
ionat
A. E. BRADWIN done away with
Mr. Borden arrived in oMee the Laur-
ier gyve lament had put the Inside ser-
vice
envice under a commission, so that to
this extent the patronage evil was
Eutr)g a.eD safest trwsx After tbeel.ctins of the Hordes 'pov-
nt, civil o•ervice reform not
Tun •WAal M d naellehevert Thunder
frees the sem le The anal Building. N.. rh
Street. llederich Oataris
tot's., Meru -pm Titans. Ona lar and fifty
Cents ter year : If paid strictly In advance One
Dollar will be incepted : to sub•erlt.ere In the
United StatesStatestie rate 1s One Dollar and Fifty
('ent..trle(ly 10 advance. dubeerlben• wbn
fall to revels THE Nessa regularly by nail
e
will confer a favor by riotusting the publi•bo-
er of the fact at as early a date ss psible. %Chou
• change M address l desired. both old +.nd
the pew address should be given. ftetaittances
may be made oy benk drag tees
..p....ne)
1)01)0.4nrder. ooak.. order. or rede
.tnd letter.
:(l*
u..•rlpt loan rosy:ooearoence at any tiros.
Autcartstrt: Tan M .—rates Ins -display sod
contract advert helves*. will be! e'en on sppll-
cation. Lcgalatd other .liner ad vwrttentents,
ten Bent. Wet line for flat ir.erttnn and four
rents per line for each subsequent ln.er0nn.
Mea..rre.1 bi a sade of solid 1•001.111141 twelve
lines to an Inch. Bushiest card. of six Imes
and under. Fire !intim.. per r retdcerti.e•
Hunts of Loot. F' nd. Fttrry.d. ditua.lon•
scant. `'Iuaue
ns V. anted. Reuses Incfor ale or
barna* Rent. bara for dale or to Rent. Sulfidefor Sale. etc.. not exceeding eight line... Tagnt)
fire tent. each Mustiest • tae Roller fee first
hamar la Fifty (eats forsrob.ub...anentmonth.
eu.
Larger advertisements In proportion. Ae-
nou•oent. N ordinary reading t . Ten
ests per line. No notice Ire, than Twenty
flee Cent.. Any special settee. the Wert of
which Is the pecuniary ry benefit of any Ind yid•
ual or aesoeiatlua, to be rronsldered an ad%er-
tl.ement and charged anoordinei y.
Te (o so., NDEST,—The eo-op•rat,on est
one rub...ether, and reader. 1• eordially Inylt.
e.l toward. making THS tltr sAi. ... eek(y record
of all local. county and district doings. NO cern -
munlcatlon will be attended t.. unless It con-
tains the name and address of the writer. not
necesearil) for Publication, but as an evidence
n( good faith. New. items should reach THE
siuxAIoffice not later than Wednesday noon
of eecn week.
TUI RSI)A1'. NOVEMBER 17TH. 1913
WEST SHORE INVESTIGATION
The progiess of the Onleti., West
S hote railway inveatigati .n heft re the
Ontario Kallway and Municipal board
is esgetly followed by the people ot
these IaLe shote municipalities whose
money has Ire. -n filched irnrll them by
what looks more and more like a de-
liberate swindle. The performance of
Mr. J. W. Moyes in the witness stand
is one wore instance of the unolushing
disregard of truth and honesty which
he has shown during his connection
with the railway's affairs sad has in-
tensified the feeling of resentment and
detestation felt towards him in these
municipalities'. We have no idea that
he expected anyone to believe the
story of his ghostly dealings with the
late S. C. Smoke. "Dead wen tell no
Ulm" and so long as the real facts can
be kept covered up the story of the
realynation and of the division ion of the
missiog papers will serve as u good -
enough excuse for Mr. Moyer to hand
out to his dupes.
Mr. J. SV. Mayes is a clever men.
He fooled the men with whom he was
first aseociat.ed in the railway project ;
he fooled the people of four munieipal-
ities; he fooled the lawyers ; be fooled
even those lynx -eyed guardians of the
public weal. the newspaper editors. It
hie resources of cleverness were not
at the point of exhaustion be would
probably hope to fool the gentlemen
of the Ontario Railway and Muoicipai
hoard. He is too clever to adopt the
tactics of transparent deo •ption before
the investigators except as a fast re-
sot.rce or as the only alternative to a
deliberate return' of testimony.
The duty, then, of those coecerned
in the investigation is to continue by
every possible and legitimete.ueens to
dig out the truth. The people of Code -
rich. ref Ashfield, of Huron township
and of Kincardine want to know—they
have a right to know—wbat teas done
with the stoney for the payment of
which they have become reeponeihle.
if there is any chance of recoverit:g
any portion of the money. they went
to know it. 1( there has been any
ctiniinal wn.og-doing they want the
responsibility placed at the right door.
They want the investigation to go 00
to the hitter end.
LETrrifE LAW TAKE ITS COURSE
It will be interesting to watch the
efforts of the Tories to prevent bear-
ing of the Chateauguay election trial.
By invoking every possible legal hint
draoce to the courts of justice they de-
layed the Macdonald protest from No-
vember Nth, 1012,untII November 11th,
1913, with the result that`be'MI yes
Use sehog wawadt represented with •
men sent to parliament by such no-
toriously corrupt utethod, that even
Hon. Robert Rogers did notder* defend
them in overt. Tb. eam. "Minister of
Huy -Elections" had charge of Chateau-
guay. tsiniiler methods were practis-
ed by the same mem who bad worked
in Macdonald. Will the Borden -Rog-
e rs outfit have the cynical audacity to
follow the Macdonald precedent
throughoutt
it may be possible by a system of
Sling objective and appealing techni-
c•/ decimal's from court to court to de-
lay the Chateauguay protest ustll •
general election is In eight. Will Prem-
ier Borden dare again to flout public
operon in this wey after hie prr.lec•
time prom lose - • To asped i to tm hearts,/
of .leetinm petitioee . . and to pro-
vide f •• the thorough invelrtl[atine of
eves , e arum« r
t V[N Taltss TURN
ermine mere-
ly stopped, it became civil Device de-
form. Never was such a mad scramble
for office known. Never has the coun-
try seen suet a rush to dismiss every
possible Liberal from the 'evil service.
During two years of Borden rule the
civil service has been tampered with
as never before. Doting them two
years not *move has 'listen made to re-
;
form the outride service along the
' lines adnptel by the Laurier govern-
ment ler the inside service. So great
has the evil become that Messrs. Fripp
and Chabot. t he Conservative M.P.'s
for Ottawa. huse published en earnest
demand tbat the outside service he
put under a commission, with the in-
genuous rider that they are**favorable
to appointment on a basis of physical
and technical fitness.' That lest re-
tuark will probably email their case.
it is political fitness that the Borden.
Rogers cotubieation require*, and
nothing else.
PRAYER CF THE HORSE
What He Humbly Amb of His Master for
His Valued Services
To thee, My Master, 1 offer my
prayer: Feed we, wa.er and care lin
sue, end when the day's wink is done.
provide me with a shelter, a clean.
dry bed, acid a stall wide enough for
fur to lie down in comfort.
Always be kind to we. Talk to um.
Your eider often means as much to
me re the reins. Pet we sometimes,
that I may serve you the more gladly
and learn to love you. Do not jerk
the reins. and do not whip me when
going up hill. Never strike, beat or
kick me when I de not understand
what you want. but give me s chance
to understand you. Watch me, and it
I fail to do your bidding, see if some-
thing is not wrung with wy hat nese or
feet.
Do nor check me so that i cauuot
have the tree ties of toy head. It you
insist that 1 wear blinders so that 1
canout see behind me,•s it was intend-
ed 1 should. 1 pray you be careful tbwt
the blinded stand well out from my
eyes.
Do not overload me. or hiteb me
where water will drip on me. Keep
me well shod. Exaaune nip teeth
when I du not eat. I m iy have an
ulcerated tooth, and that. you know,
is very p.I:nre.l. Do not fix my lead
in an unnatural leonine. or take away
my best defence against flies and
woe4uitoes bey cutting off my tail.
I cannot tell you when I am thirsty
mo give rue cleao and cool water often.
1 cannot tell you In words when I am
sick. so watch me and by signs you
may kno.v my condition. Give not all
possible shelter from the bot sun. and
put a blanket un me, not when i am
working. bet when 1 ace standing in
the cold.
Never put st frosty hit in buy mouth.
Frost warm it ry bolding it st moment
in your hand. And finally. 0, My
Master. when eny useful strength 24
gone do not turn me out to starve or
fre-ze, or Pell me to some human
brute, to heelowly tortured and starved
to death ; Met do tbou. My Master,
take m)• life in the kindest way, and
your God will reward you here and
hereafter. You will not consider me
irreverent if 1 ask this In the name of
Hien who was born in a stable. Amen.
A (lure for Drunkenness
Within the Reach of oil
'fbat alcoholism is a Mariam is now
recognised by 'wiener. No rout in his
tenses brings disgrace and ruin on
himself and tawny through choice
Altura stops the c+ ring for drink,
builds tip the system. steadies the
nerve.. 1t is guaranteed to etre or
benefit or money refunded atter a fair
hull. Aleuts, No 1 wan hr given
a.cretly by any wife or another want-
ing to restore a dear one to health and
usefulness. Altura No. 2 is the volnn-
t.ry Lreatmen.
Can be had at our store only, 01.11)
per box. Ask for our free booklet about
Aleuts. E. It. Wrgls.. druggist.. ()WV'
rich.
— Montreal i■ to bare a new opera
hour for the 11'14-13 season.
—A body with a Hydros Iifeltett was
found 14 wiles north of Southampton.
—The Montreal Hippodrome Com-
pany has been incorporated• with
51.810,0110 rapt, II
—The new Reline pro.cathedral
was dedicated Sunday by Bishop
Metbiw►
• .. r
If you have $1001
Thaw mere is he Srae. Seat r 1 ter
cwt is fy�ie,� meq; a i. ser
alma. Iasi .a•uru re world. Pry Ares
a..a•asee was. e.�q wige�rs
Cal'! • y.. t....: i. rM
.
per Cent.
DeDtures
oAs•eIei(/+.e s.•re. Tin
1ire.N..aea
ase/e-asy and smile
timeline
Cep tel - �,,,aaa.OMM=.714...11•4011ara
Msec
Meese wow
r ss.
in his Hellfaa platens Pretnkr
Borden ser r "Wel will favor • thor-
eel& amid resapiete totems of the laws
ieiatl-g Is the Nell uarviee en t hof
helms asepsho nmere obeli 1.e mode by
M�' «fie. autism
=ice ellM
m
A Birds -Eye Viet,
`3y THE HAWK
The Hawk may not know much
about etiquette, but he will still ding
to the opinion that if it etas not. bed
form, it them showed a lack of sym-
pathy for two dancer to be held in the
Uddfdlowe' hall on Thursday and P1 i -
day of lost -veek, just following the
terrible lakes' disaster. While their.
may not be any harm in •quiet dance
land he has reason to believe they
wee quiet), it seems to him that they
might have been postponed until a later
date.
• • •
Have the days of thralldom .ref urn -
ed.' asks The Hawk. It seems to him
that landlord, in (loderich, if they
have not, been able to slip over the
beads of their tenants the silver, hraa•
or iron collars, have nuowged._to in-
scribe their names on the front of the
hour's in wbich the tenant resides.
Cut Mu* onrr can satisfy themselves by
walking along certain streets of the
town and look at the pavement aa
they walk.
* • •
Of course, he hopes lkat it way
be e. long w.v off, but whenever it 1
conies The Hawk desires that when he
goes to the ethers] blue for good, an
Angel of Death won't visit his home
and waft to "the heautiful home ten
high" his spirit, but simply that he
may die without all the journalist
trimmings. As to going on high, his
desire is to go there himself and see
everybody else there, but in a11 rever-
ence, he says, that it will be some other
process than being wafted then.
•
•
•be band tha•
t
'frocks the reedit
rules the world." may he a good motto
but The Hawk skinks it would be a
good idea to rock it • little harder some
time to prevent the ••kid" from yelling
He was passing up a certain street the
other day when his attention was at-
tracted by the melodious sound. which
children ruake at midnight. He is in-
forused that the neighbore in that lo-
cality wish that the cradle would rock
a little harder, au this noise disturbs
their peaceful *luumbers.
The Hawk was staked : "Why is a
clock like a Flushing girl r Wben
be could not answer he was informed
that it was because it bad its bands al-
ways before its face. He looked at
the town clock and said it was two-
faced.
The Hawk observes that if Oodericb
harbor can tee fought her "two fifty,"
he would not mind buying several et
that price. Capt. Baesettir idea of
Uoderich is certainly pretty low, that
it, from a financial as and nnint.
I AD% ERTI$EMIYT.2
Huron County Business
lien's Associa-
tion.
Articles oz Prohibition
Paper No. 5.
Read the opinion of one of
Canada's great states-
men in
REIINiSUNCES
By the Right Honorable Sir
Richard Cartwright,
G. C. M. G.,
1'. C.
"Ibe pars ng of the Scott Act, as •
goeernme1 Measure, was a very
serious political blunder which we
(m.ght sewer to have eoeamotted-and
• very eomspicuuua Ireton*, of THE
FOLLY OF INTRODUCING A
DUBIOUS PIECE OF LEGISLATION
TO PLEASE A CLAMOROUS MIN-
ORITY." -
• •101 mew oar rettbd Yew instances in
which Ur. M•esenxieallowed himself
to he Influenced by a PEW NOISY
DEPUTATIONS, largely composed of
his political opponents,"
"1 DOUBT VF.RY MUCH THE
WISDOM OF ATTEMPTING TO
ENFORCE PROHIBITION B Y
LAW...
"ouch enectntents will oev.r be suc-
cessfully enforced unless there ie
qt'ITE AN OVERWHELMING MA-
JORITY of the rt'idents of saga given
section IN FAVOR OP THEM.
Where such • state of opinion .a-
ists, legal penalties are hardly mess -
ear v."
.'Not a few of THIS °Raw CERT
SCOUNDRELS i HAVE KNOWN,
and myexperience has been ersesmlve,
HAVE BERN VERY ARDENT
TEMPERANCE ADVOCATRS."
''they IMMO Rot to leers the diMeslh
lemon for nve♦ earnest pbllantbeo.
Diets to realise. that MORAL RE-
FORMS, to be Meting or velsabls,
MUST COME FROM WITHIN, AND
1tiOT 'OM MUM 'RNA&-fi'•
M ItN78"
1treere,ttieNy.
R UaO1a COUNTY
8USIMIYelr Matra MIMOOLILTIOO.
AMU E/drvel2t Wm. Jammu.
Posdhatste Oustimer•
dOTH SIDES SIMKO
Natlerallsts Org•nlsl.g as Armed
iorgo In Inland
The Marquis at L•aadow.e, le •
speech at Brighton. meld that what-
ever kind of • Home Rale BIL 1s
wally passed Into law It will not be
eke present bill He added nkat he
was not attracted by tie scheme to
exclude Ulster for • term of years
tram the effect of the bill. but that
the Ualoolsta were willing to exam-
ine any proposal of the kind. The
proper solution. he added, was a gen-
eral electionrallies that the Union-
ists are ready to consider special
terms for Ulster. It both these plans
are rejected the unionists would give
Ulstermen inside and outside Pattie -
lomat every encouragement to realest
the appllcatb• of the Act.
la view of the fact that the Orange-
men In Ulster are forage's an armed
.volunteer force to resist Herne Rule.
the Nationalists have decided to adapt
the same tactics. A circular has been
..at to all members et the Nationalist
ergaatsatloes announcing that it Was
'been decided to form a national volun-
teer force "to secure and malntale the
rights and liberties common to aL the
people of Ireland..'
STUDENTS OPPOSED Lel
Riotous Seems le Leaden M Irish
A jIltiiirs Find Appearance
- The lest appearance 1n London of
J aime Larktn, head of the Transport
Wolters' Union of Dublin, led to wild
gooses of disorder at Albert Hall
where several thousands had gathered
;to hear him. A large body of students
itrom the colleges connected with Lon-
don University made an organised
attempt to upset the meeting. and
eleoma rioting both outside and Inside
the ball occurred.
Maay persons were injured before
the aesttag was able to premed. for
tle students successfully stormed the
oattamoe and galled admise4oa to the
toot of the hall. There. further fight -
tag took place, aid sticks aid umbrel-
las were freely used and &reworks
ver, let off amid sasses of pande-
monium. When order was parttally
restored Larkin went os W • ) kis
speech which was =aloft devuted to
a deawaefatloe ot the Oovernmeat In
sousectloa with the Dublin strike.
TWO RIO SWAT=
Mraan Cathodic, teatldrtlen. left
Generous auras by Wealthy Men
The late Sages. O'Keefe of Toronto.
ArMem will fess been Med for probate.
half It as estate of $TS.000 of which
a m loin dollars to bequeathed
Re Ids dr ter aad 'madams aid the
Mlaaee ' -heritable and religious
t:ttic One beeeaciary under
well is Pope Piles X. who is left
=TO,tM.
Another will metaled* big be -
'peseta to pdblic institutions was that
made by Hoa. Jobs Sharples of Qum
1.s• The legacies aid dominoes
mentioned In it amount to 11.5N)000
of wide! 1111.000 goes to Roman
Catholic tastltutioaa sad M.000 to the
etivatfoe Army.
3RITAIN BEDS WILWEIPS
Will Protect Her Subjects' Intermits
In Mexico
tI The British cruiser squadron In
.West Indiso waters has gone to Ven
Cr.*. Mexico. There are three ves-
sels 1n the squadron.
Great. Britain decided to seed the
warships to Mexleaa waters from Bar -
taboos In order to protect British sus
jeeta sbomld tie necessity arise. The
decision was arrived at by the British
Oovenmeat as a remit of the general
saws published la ale press as to
Mealtime preventag In Meslco. sad
of tap advance of the Cosstitstb&al-
tits la rte vicinity et tie Ven Crus
Railway.
An Act el Provide/see
"The vletia• of the Great Lakes
aieaeter elan 17 their Math betimes
New. 1 and 11 by Mwsllag twins th.
'defeat Nara as the .set seat of
lake Mores. erasing the wreak M
Mn Weider& It wag se art et Prewt-
isaee rad so we wee iegsrr0 . se-
wsdles to the evidence giver.' Tl1.
�
wee the verliet misread by Cereal,
v pb01wa Jury et Betel, who N.
yeleeil
Oto the wreak d m
the steaer
Vpipri.illtdessoll Allowed
Yeoal sounds. bet rat m test weeds.
haws bees trso.oifgst b ~was
ems= the Afloat% Ogees Die Oe
kat ie Glace tial. N.S., areeelleg be
• Meiseseat ado Is Usage ay WM.
Meisel, tawnier et winkle lab
MMIb• Meru wradlerful ,t11S. a Ole•
epee a see s sty (Wm Ile bmw tees`
pealed meshes verde by waw haw
`ewer le New )..teff, a dlslsses et
11.110 Emma
Dealer /nlftp of Seepow
Dr. W. M. bele wee �a
et Wetw y at isM. fie
Met his lent wile W Muetl2. 1 M
jet a Owens. yes will be ens -wheel
la s few leers,
'h. Lleakae e----- demes elf gee -
bite reseemead sersssleget ..serol et
1,e awe Male owl Mg nstbgNhpe
eM abhor .t Oem= h eeibi.
tb Majedy SUB Oawge Me Lord
SldNheaas eaM.4 eisspalialkori M
entitle L000ler. tuba edoloatud
hr fds1 hMf I , Isar Thole..
Itl,tlbler a.w vela ails *dry teal M
Oho Ilbelabel 14,. Nadi way et Ter,
Mr. Asfetera Maybes. Miler K�"We
Omedleie" IMesseemese 100.
lips 4 Mi1Ms la Me ramal
11110414Mies. se a 'Thomas PWii aid
•mem ea mom tte0leaea I M/rst.' .
Ur. lobs M.r . (OgeawwMws)
bind ee >.IM.er Oibeist Imo top
W. ACtIESON a SON
Colored and Black
Duchesse Dress Satins
Colored and Black Duchess. Dress Satins
thirty -.1x and thirty-eJghl inches wide. chole. eolnring•
in day and evening shades, with deep dyes In black. per
yard.. ... .
Black dress satins at $1.W, thin y-si. to thief y- rig 51.10
inches wide, Bonnet's guaranteed ducheaw satin, et per
yard
Women's and Misses
Stylish Winter Coats
$7.00
Heavy winter Crate, styles and
qualities that odd up to many dollars
more all -wool tweed., boucles, rever-
end* woollen., chinchillas. cur cloth;
beau'ifttlly trimmed. Sale special.
each . .. ........... 67.00
Blanket Bargains
• Terrnly five pahs beautiful white
wool Blankets, perfectly scuut-.d and
nicely whipped large double -bed size,
weight B to ( lis. dale price, per pair
I{i.11f0
Kid Gloves
Guaranteed quality, gusset ted
Sneers, 2 dome fasteners and perfect
fitting gloves, tan., white and black.
8ises Se to 71j, special, per pair.... 7114e
Linoleum, and 011 Cloths
Floor oil cloths in wood patterns in
1 and 2 yert:r wide. at per square yard
DeoLinoleum• io a la
patterns, tile and floral, and 4 yardchoice s
wide, K pee yard 4$s
Our entire stock of link,
Sable and Persian Lamb
Furs at reductions
Muffs. Scarfs. Stoles, etc., at special
price*. The weather ie responsible for
our eplendiJ price cutting on these
Rotalin
W. ACHESON & SON
"Blue" F
wage yes led der
wadi seem Se be
egebN yes —leafs
—111 tI- yen yaleft ae asedm tf W SIN)ar
1"1"Wiliseede NZ.
ft m4 be that yew levee is eked and rotas. ea week, er ass
j.
digestive mem bare W tee tease is de end sand sera Tw sY
Maher
hws_ hsea ea/btt the nese kind at feed. end lewd is w
Y�h.�i
Whoa yes need le s tlsafs,
sr- nines Golden Medical Discovery
es glue ale r. 4 ed . Tease else esters erdase TIN weak seemed is
mob srusg. Tie Seer vibrates elok •w life. The based le swased of d
hope mee sed maks reamed bald tie every ver sed eerye sed attends sed
mos of de hely. No ewes eteleam
the 's.' Lias bosseward weat
Uess h
ogee. sad bops lakes plass of dageir.
leeiet es Pettlll/ Dr. /lames
Sall ti i_.L.e M...m.
1►mf4el aisle. Diapmeerr
leder Aer•w•w D Oak x Y.
Useful Christmas Gifts
Always give the most lasting pleasure, Meth to
giver and recipient;. Why not make it a rule this
year to give your friends presents that will be tit real
sertice to them for many days to come? There is
no better place to purchase sensible Christmas Gift,
than at an up to -date hardware store. Our ,tot k i.
very complete and includes a wide variety of nett
goods that are well worthy of your inspectiot
Here are a few suggestions that may help you.
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For a Allan
Safety flexors. Gillette'., Auto Strop ao4jv.i midy Si .00 t..
Halsor Strops i 4,00
Ra
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ken is hard to select a RH% for. Me wants are few. but •11 men
need shaving material. amd we are offering • wile wketios tog ynitr
cuoaiderat ion
Fora Woman
Manicure Beta in leather mese
`1.00to$7.o0
carpet ttweeeprrs, a dafieht to every hoseuwife 41111127:114:::
oos.so
Rise(rk ires., neething more mood 54.70 to N•SO
oa.•0 to Ss.00
Oak. and Bread Trays ........
Fora Boy or Qirl
Jack Knives and pay Keltes xis to Sl -00
Hockey Sticks fee bon1 IIs to 10. 11.0000
Hockey Skates. all ...
Plittle gide.. . lite
K.11.. Peek and Mpon. sees tow
to .1.7s
If you have never tried !hopping early try it
this year and you will appreciate the many advan-
tages-
HOWELL HARDWARE CO.,
Limited
TMS MST PLACII TO SOT WOwALI*.
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