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id ialada"" Tea 1s "Hql-Drown"
"Hill -grown" tea has the small, tender leaves -
with full, rich, delicious fragrance, redolent
of the spicy tropics.
Teas grown high up en the eaosintains of Ceylon -with its native
delicacy and fragrance held captive in the sealed lead packages.
BLACK. GREEN ter MIMED le
WHIT(CHUi,ICH
The wad bettor* last week wit,
conces t he.d by the boys in the large
church she./ un atafut$rty evening.
cornet. solo+, Harmonia,,, C •,,f1et,
and other 1netru no•nt..1 footsie wits $41.-
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ONTARIO GENERAL
ELECTIONS
Public meetings in the 1n1elest
. of
MR. W. PROUDFOOT
the Lther.,t eindideeinrent t•• 1111..
have been osmoses! its follow*:
Manley. School, McKillop,
8 p.m., June 191h.
Auburn, 8 p.m., June loth.
Nomination on Monday, Sea.
forth, June 22,14.1.
Walton, h p.m., June 2211d.
Cranbrook, 8 p.m., June 22nd.
Londesboro', K..p.m., June
23rd.
Clinton, 4 p.m, . Mr. N. W.
Rowell, the liberal leader
Will speak. June 24.
Goderich, 8. p.'m. Hon. W.
L. MacKenzie ring wit)
speak. June, 25th.
Moncrief. 8 p.m., 'June 26th.,
Dukes School House, 8 p.m.,
June 26th.
Addresses will be given by Messrs. W.
.Proedfoot, J. G. Anderson; Thomas Mc-
Millan. M. D Cameron and others
The publicly cordially invitee!.
in solos, d'art.,. and choruses. A t,oMel
1141.' w... had.
Mrs. Win Het -emit left today for a
trip to Cali/my on r .;bat t.• iter .on.
Mrs. John Walter," lift today for
(irwat P'all+, JLnstat,4, to visit her
trt, who i- ill.
Hey. Andrew Hendel+on w:II p.l•ach
in the- 1',l"I' trrieu chu19•h herr on
Hand evening next.
M,.. John \I..whrav aeul Ilaughtet,
Meta. J. W. l.rgg,ta n, 41.u.d (. trod,
of l'eestwater the bud, week -end.
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Mr. Mite. MeMillan, our hog a�o.•k
buyer, lef.. on 'Tuesday for d hr west.
lir moll Ko .tn f ti ,1. Edmonton la•fote
hie tet urn.
Mrs. David Chan.ney alai' lust a
valuahle ting and the unseeing article
war traced to the haute sourer anti
the ring returned.
\I r. Lloy.l K. Fox, wI,o has tweet re-
lieving Mr. It,.y I'4ttuh, Tett last week
for Sarnia, where he does a like tenni.'
1- r the l.lr-tit
The tit* asssci,ition had a god
riwr...t their ,huge+ on Sal unlu y last.
4 goal tomtit At lie crack ►bo(, were
nut and sown Aar ••.wring delle.
T)r. Jam i.-.•,, has .' eye on the
out.. 1hutsr ds.+ with a very serious
intention of hit g °whet. Of a
dourly Ford machine in the near fut-
ure.
Mr. John E.gl••Non, Sr., is in the
%Viiigh.w IW.4jI reel, where he bas un-
dergone an oprrati•m of 4 "serious
nature.. He is making fair pi ogress to
.4 link.* r. a„very.
The h. e•1" 1 .ng lots again tenimenced
operation. They started the • good
work last week and will continue
throughout tl.e season. The ineluubet-
ship bNalime (.nr.
11- outlook 1, 1. a eplendid yield At
harvest• time is est a Inn.t s,rti.JIetnly
kind to Iia•• hush.udw.en. r All kinds
of crop. Nur in u very h•'althy and
growing condition
Mr. (ie.', sp. Wade!, of (')drags, is
building *Ing new 1. an. Mr. Robert
Mrwblay lees this contract for the
.uncut, wink and will Lion have
that pert cnunpleted.
Mr..Jnho Mat1in, of Cobalt fame,
and n bo ha4 now gime into agrieul-
urn work again 4.u► his bid[ faro.. paid
a visit to T.,ruuto dor a le* Jaya And
ionized home our .biatui day evening.
Our young It.w.k Walton. Nr.
George Hinlutil, holies the reNrrd so
Buy Better Clothes
People are finding out it pays to buy Better
Clothes -it's good business. We pride ourselves on
selling good fitting, well tailored, full of style Cloth-
ing, Clothing that not only looks well when •you
buy it but keeps looking well -Don't be deceived
by buying so called cheap goods but get the habit of
buying our Better Clothes -they are the cheapest.
Prices $I2 to $22.50
Special orders•taken for 2Qth• :entury Brartd.
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
Sole Agent for loth Century Brand Clothing. King Hata and
Headlight Overalls
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If be
healthy, a rong and1
ha
pp� Baths k ki
the skin'
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and in good eordi But'
what about the inside of the body?
Tea can no more afford to neglect it
than the outside. it is just as import-
ant that the system be cleansed of the poisonous
impurities canoed by weakness of the digestive organ
or by inactivity of the liver.
DR. PIERCE'S
Golden Medical Discovery
M Tablet or Liquid Forst)
Clewes tie system -and resew ft pas th. Ilvwr to such o rendition of
health that It ppae4ges tho tfs.d-u (t shag*. It ho 1M .toolseh
divot fond an t .t it ark.s good blood -HA. rod blood to seer* mini
atrsnIti.a all 4.M organs
You may amid yourself of Its tone, revivtfy(e`` IsAns.es by grAtforg a
battle ora lot of tal.Nta frets your oasdlsro Iwslwe owed les iso a
r trial boa. Addrom os blow.
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L'Q..'" wer.ss""M..ww.wwWelag :armo.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
fat this season for the Mg kind of the
GUMS tribe. Ids captured a red lin
last weak that lipped the begun at eta
Mer. Alex. Kwer►on, of bast Wawa•
nosh, is building a tine new bun. Nr.
Robert Nowbray has completed the
concrete foundation Lnd Ater of sense
and the timbers. will soon be ready fou
raisicg.
Our mail carrier. Mr, l'harles Rio-
toul, bought acrmckar•j.aek of a road
horse last week mud is making all
kinds of good tune on his route. 1t
takes a 2.14l clipiwr to pass Charley on
the noxa.
A quiet little wedding will take
place on WVadueetay next at the
residence of Mn. Jane Morehouse,
when her daughter, t'earl, will be Ludt•
ed in the holy b )nds to Mr. James
M hits let on.
There are HOW.. childtrn in this
village who should he attending
r.choN,l but they ate not. It is cer-
tainly up to the within itis rte investi-
gate this indite,, as It is a very im-
I'°'( I.4. one,
Rev. Andrew Heodera.,n of, Kipling,
Saskatchewan, and h eedier of the
late 11. D. Hender.ou, 11. waiting Mrs.
11.11.'4 Hrnders iu and other I eta! lyes
brie. '.inn reverend grntlesusti is
mod ecator of the 1 :u. hew 411 Iht)w-
bytrly 81141 it retlnniog !norm the gen-
eral aN+rmbly ,t t. WWu4Nl.toek.
%lr. Roy Patton, the .tatit.o agent
herr, heti returttr.l huwe after .. there
Mitek.' trip to the wrest. 1)ul111g his
trip ire vi.itralt'Itieago, St. Paul, Min-
neapolis, Winnipeg. l olgary, I.dnsun•
ton. Vancouver and V tetras ret. 11e had
a very enjoyable trip and likes the
west pretty we►i, but he save 'Ontario
i, picots good rot ugh for Boy.
'I he Ladies' Mi+sa,uary society held
their final series. of sewing days fe.r
Ihr you la.t Icer, . They wound up
the ostia d wort ht' sending .t go.u1 sup•
ply of nowt ill 611 1 X!• . 111 the bead..iat
ter+ at '1'. i.,, ti,, .,ft.oi which they 11.•
d11lgrd lhenru•►vt•+ t., ;. t!ain!y '•r,.
Otte lonesome 111241e woad *Urn u& . • i•ru
mi,lst but he certaluly had hie nerve
w'i111 htw.'
This burg. seemingly., has its light
Lingered gentry in its widrt. One nay
Una, week 11r, Ken. l'atteruon mused
a sum of money, tip sem ds of $af, out
of his till. Revelations" brought to
light sufficient 'evidence to place the
guilt cit the right person. A part of
the money was returned Mut no pro-
ceedings have been taken as yet to
punish the thief.
The garden party of the season will
be held on .lune,2ltd in connection
with the Methntiist church on the
beautiful grounds of the parson.tge.
Thr V Ingham t ilizrnr hand w,11 de-
light the crated*, with plenty of ..gond
music. Th' Wbi:echntch mate chair
will al.() tender some nice selections,
whilst duette* end soles will he ten-
dered by member. of Tifn's choir:
luso .holee newt. tions by a/•me
talent. AifdrIasts by Rev. J. W. Hi1,-
twrt, of WW'ingha,u: Rev. H. I).
Thowpaon, of Bluevale; Mr. it. D.
Cameron, of Lucknow, and other,.
Evervhody COMP and have the time of
yout life.
ST. HELENS
Iter. \Vet. Msckinto h is in Toronto
this week.
Miss \.• Brooke visited Putt Albert
anti \N Ingham ).'t week.
Mrs. SaikeId, of li..dertrh, is visiting
her daughter• Mt e. K'. E. Gordon.
Mi.a A. Fixter, of WW'iugtleln, _1N
i lig het friend, JLsa Nr11.e B..N.k+.
111.1. Lilian ('lark, is p.esiding at
:he entranCee exaWlrt.tti(t, et Minima-
l -ion.
Mi. -Lehi* Joynt tread. the Forest-
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via to r'freehsuents in their rooms
3I onday evening.
Mr... 'Leech. of ('alulnet. Michigan.
and lura. D. Gillis. of WVhitrchntcb.
Ate visiting at Mr. McGuire- this
The social meeting of the St. Melon,
branch of the women:* institute will
1.e-held.,00 Thur•sdey. the '2.ith, at the
home 441 Mrs, James (Giant. Subject--
"The
ubject,"The Social Side of F.rru fife." The
yuestion.drawer will be answered by
the ladies. .W programtue of nmusic,
reading and recttat ' will lass given.
Vieitol•a are always'welcome
Mend -woe of the rifle club bad their
Practice on Saturday last before going
to the Point Farm tournament. The
following ale some of the scores out of
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a p)Iatb14. 114.41.107: John McDonald
WW'. 1. Miller Iso. John %Vehsrer f17,
J. U. Pittston Ili. W\ . P:. Mci'herson ai,
James Baker '4l, Harvey Webb 04..
Wallace Miller (4.;t, Gecrge Stewart 413.
R. Antietam -`-
Just Arrived
A large shipment of
Brantford 13 ug g i e
Frost & Wood Binders,
Mowers and Rakes, one
and two -row Cultivators
and Nisc Manure Spread-
ers. A full Line of Cock-
shutt Plows and Imple-
ments always on hand.
Herbert F. Morris
Hamilton Street
BENMIL-ER
Mrs. Sho•rbridge, of Michigan, spent
the Wert -end w,t.b her patents, Mr.
as.d Mrs. Heddle.
Mrs. Albert Good gave birth to ;t
I:ttledsugbrr ten Sunday last. Molli-
err and i.shy are doing/ well
Mw h •ywputhy 1a felt with Moe.
Sootier- (Ler Luny F..hei 1, of G.N!e
rich a' ttae I. of her li.tle nose. Old
neigubot • and friend, at Iirnmdlrr
h,• t• •yss.pathelically remember et!
111 • in tines -day..
The 1:vang.hcal chute*, luta 11 new
ps>. or. Hi'. pruplu areloyally grtin r-
•ur a: ouud h:r.og watt t, It
Laaur for wvitsetafter /.l tsunt.hs. The
'. tors wily is reported :u being very
pink and unahle 10 he brie yet.
Hev. A. W. Brown. the Methodist
noel -ter; is appointed to Veins, Cir-
' cult for the next eonfesience year. tie
doses a .dire.' years t -t m at the end
of this month. Rev. F. J. Rutherford,
' Ii. A.. of Ladysmith. B. it i+h Columbia,
succeed, hien.
Mr. Hugh 11111 wasrngsged to take
quite a mutism, 01 4N•oplr in his auto
tsuck to lilaytlridun M,tutday last,
Ibur unfort,inately atter he had taken
the first load there one of his titre
busted twirl he was sot efterwarlsable
toac.•-..•la.uodate the rest of the party.
Ht• br••ugh tbpse borne .n the rvrnin.;
that tie -had taken these is his pi fettle
car which r+u severe! trips.
• The Sus of England las ge metub-•ry
aurpri+e.i then frll)w• member, ,Rev.
A. \V. B,uwa. ey1 Tar•.day evning
when t hry .t mpp,d i 111 I. the parsonage
and 1)..) .. statist iso party. A very
pheasant everting was ..prof which
ended up with a piesenteiti•,ri and
.dainty iehr►hmente. The pretty gold
I S.4).$- l wai.rr of they .unlet,' was pre -
rented tet Mr. Brown with the foliow-
Ingmidi-.es. which ea. read by 'Mr.
Ray olio• rt. as Bro. Jewell made the
preeemation : bviir Bro. own, --We
the nietubers of the $.O,E. Hcneilt
sued.•+v 1.1Jdr, l.rostrl.le \o. 221, have
ai.rnsble. to -night to .how oar appre-
ciation u4. your membership with us
1 des log for past three yeses and yonr
moving in acid out amongst up bas
been'en invpirstion and we feel that
you have been agree" ireneft to 111..4*
a lodge, and atilt has Iwo the will of
nur Hlsvenly Father to remove you
to labor in Ji new tield we eon assure
I you. that our hest wishes for your
{future success ewill accompany you.
Wve u e vary sorry to lone you but we
feel that our loss will ba a.other's
gun. Ai a dight token of our esteem
1 we ask you to accept Utile emblem, and
we hope that as you look upon it in
thine 4.0 come, it will bring to your
mind many Peppy hours spout with
your brethren Of Lb, B.O.R. That you
PORT ALBERT
Mrs. 1!. McGuire and .nn left for
l.o)n•lon last Ftiday.
Miss Mary CU.ln,ngham Is horse
(luta Toronto lot a holiday.
Mr. H. Hayden has been visiting
relative. in (ioderich for the past
week.
Mrs. Robert Jnhnaen Maven net
Thursday to join her husband in Fort
Mrs. Posner Hell and son of Oode-
ri,•h, are visiting Mrs. .Jacob Gou.ins
this week.
Mrs: ledmitt.Zo turn aid lilies Jane
\-oupg visited 1. o'nds at Seatortb
Ia.l ore k.
Miss Golden Giddens, of Detroit.
is the guest of her causiD. Mrs.
AI(ted Quaid.
Hunte a uumbet of our Forester. at
tended the service in Godet ich on Sun
day morning.
Mr. Tout, of Kincardine. has Iwen
'i.iting Mr. and Mn. H. Hawkins for
the past few days.
Mrs. Clark sod Miss Clark, of ,.oyal
ate the guests of Mr. and Mn. H.
Hayden for a few days.
Aro. %V, 1'. (filbert and .on. of Mar
ni+, 111ts visiting her parents, M.. and
Mts. Thomas WN'ilson, Jr.
Mr. Ilugb Oauley and Mr. Du d
Mains, of / eettoit. visited at Mlj I
1Torriws Nauley'a for a few days.
The following from here went to
Detr.-it on tie Greyhound recut-eine:.4n
Mrs. N. ('un Ingham. Mr. and Mr.
('hatles (:radioed. Miss Jennie Mc
(ie. and Messrs. Jchn and Regin.ld
McGee.
'1110 hills are out for the lawn socia)
to be held on thr Plosehvissrian church
grouped.. on Tuesday ,!ening, .lana
31sd. The McMoran orchestra, of
i.ncknow, will supply music. and Mr.
Anderson, also n( Lurknow,bas been
(engaged a. elneutionlst.
PORT[RS HILL
There will be a atrawi.erry festival
held at the home of Mr. Sterling Mc-
Phail on Friday, Jean 1RIh. Erery-
hody Invited to come.
COLLEGE
AT HOME
Tho'oaod. M *n,bttbse rw.ne ppoeuOt{ l
are fast mewing in their own moms,
to oaring lucrative p ' 13•". a. --teem
r+pieavbootbwper.. to mosahen. Civil
rervaiwo.. la fact every sphere of Itnet•
ow. Activities. Yoe _may ankh at col
wed you q wL.b. P*Nt1Mr jgCuaron
taw- Elver Cotler •ay day. Indivld
sal tn.tr.ttMr.. export teacher..
Tiint roar. a.aedsoea l.4ras4,
tremor. In Cased.. neves . olleae..
nepotd room for Lowther..
Aellioted with t'saam.uctal rutuos
toe.' Agonist:- of Canada. `rummer
reboil .t fames. Spotters Buono.,
Cdla.e. tendon.
Pistol Basilicas College
Gam Idle rrrov R. F. W4•11
Pneidest. Pritirroal
IiacEwaa Estate
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
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DOLLAR
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When a dollar is spent it should command its greatest buying power.
Bring your dollars to this store and we will make them do the
best possible duty for you on the following merchandise.
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LAWN WAISTS
Thi. is the tinge when Waist. rare needed .tad
you calf get rlluo.t any kind of .t N'aist yott nerd
at thi. store and at the test pri.•e for the money
asked. \"•t!ue, are exceptional. Pricer farm IMc
Lu $4.:411.
HOSIERY
Everything that goes to rlo+ke .op an A 1
Hosiery Stock can be (Lund herr from plies for
:5c to the beat lisle and siik.A goal silk Boot }thee
for 35e. childtrn'a of -eking+ and so'k, from Illc
to 25c in white, sky and pini..
WASH SUITS
The latest creations in Wash Suits, in white
and colors for children, misses and women. Hav-
ing bought direct from the ma ken., sur prices are
very low for the quality ctTered.
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SILKS -
ail inches in Ide,'erre one of our great special-
ties. 1Vhat we are -Offering at *1.11, O. worth more
than noir price. Having hought under value, w.
can otret• under -value and the buyer gets the
benefit.
SUITINOS
A new .>h 11111104. this week in white *toting,,
in Relines. Hedforda, Pique., Indian Hrad,
Dimity, Lenon, MLn+lin, Matin Stripes and Crepe..
t.olored Suiting to blue, tau, 1 awn and tine
stripe galatra,. Most of them only, 15c. We are
offering live pie.•..., white ground, narrow blur.
pink hello 411(1 red stripe, regular :tic quality, for
only 'f5c. -
GLOVES
We are eti11 adding to our Glove stock and
can ,bow Lisle Gloves, two button length, Me. in
black. white, tan, navy, green, grey. drab, hrlio
and pink. 12atid 1ti t'11tton lengths. 33c, 511,;, and
75c, in white, black and ten shades. The well-known
Kayser Glove in Silk, double tipped Angers, In
Mack and white, 5e►c.4.12and RI button lengths. silk
in black and wh(te I 1'errinI The, 51.14) and 51.25.
PARASOLS
We !sought ght o un parasols last week sad it pa,.I
well to wait, tot we got a cut price of ;,11 to
pl'r rent on them, which you get the benefit o;.
Get your par.teet here; it will pay -you.
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..nd your esteemed wife and family •
may long be +pored and permitted to '
work for your Master is the sincere I
wish of yoar brethren. Signed on be-
llei(of the lodge, • AtAnintv Mt:n.s'oh r,
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LAURIER
Straw berry picking is the order of
' the day here.
Mr. Neil G. McKenitie took in the
excursion to Detroit. .
Mr. and Mr.. James Johnston are;
visiting in 'Tiverton, at the home of
511. T. Dixon.
Mr. Pied Ito.... of Duogannon, is
i.pending a few nays with his slater,
?Niro. J. McN. un.
• Mr. and Mrs. K. Meteor and laugh-
. ter, Mary, visited Mies Jennie _Witte
on Tuesday evet.ing last.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hardie and
(unity, cf Kincardine.. spent Sunday
at the home of Mr. Wast. Wiley.
Mrs. N. G. MacKenzie and little'
daughter. Margaret, were visiting ber-
tuother•, Mrs. George Rollineon, of
Lucknow.
Quite it number from herr. Attended
the Moonlight excursion on the Grey-
hound at Goderich lest Thursday even-
ing and all report a ple+aant time.
Mrs, D. McLennan, Mies' Annie Mc-
Lennan end Mre. K. Meteor intend
to go to Londesborough as delegates
for the wdmen's in.titute on Tam sday
next.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. McMillan and two
children. of L,ickn.,n, were the guests
of Mrs. 1). \lcLeona.. on Sunday last;
and their little Troy had the misfortune
to 4.w bitten by Mr. McLennan'e dog
wbile there. The child was taken to
his home in Lucknow where tie doctor
attended him. %Ve all hope. it is not
sellout.. Mr. McLennan killed his dog
REFR flGERATQRS
v DUN(?SANNON
Mr. T. G. Allen returned home (rpm
Peter borough on Saturday.
Mrs. J. Anderson visited her ann.
Thomas, of (inderich• last week.
A bee front here spent the half
holiday at l'ort Albert this week.
Mr. Roy Hrydges, of Nanton, Alber-
ta, spent r day or so with relative,' here.
Mr. Beattie, formerly of the Sterling
hank here, is visiting in these parts.
Mrs. *,'red Treleaven. of Toronto, is
spending a few days at the home of
Mr. Hobert Treleaven.
Preparations are tieing made for the
lfetbodist lawn social to be held on.the
cbnrcb lawn on .tune 2Itb. •
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur iseaysrs and
li)hlren, of finderbcb. spent Snorhsy
of last week at the home of Mts. I. S.
Palmer.
Among those who went on the ex-
cursion to Detroit were Mr. end Mrs.
D. Glenn. Mrs C. Elliott and Mrs.
Stonehouse.
Mr and Mrs. Miller of London, and
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin. of Paisley, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. George Ir-
win last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Crawford and
Lson. Harold, of Toronto : Mr. and
Mrs. ()POMO 5.41, M London, and Mr.
Neil, of Pennsylvania. motored up
from London to Mr. H I. t'rawfor,t's
one day lad week.
GODERICH AND DISTRICT
Egg Coal $7.25
Stove and Chestnut $7.50
PER TON
BEST COAL MINED
ORDER AT ONCE AND GET THB
SUMMIR PRICE
A4 quantity best all tile Slab. Mored
Weed, Nendee! ilusdheg
(Cedar et. Pine
Telepkanr e, °(!dote ft;
nsi.Moer 111 - r ,*
eAKLOw
A'strawberry trotival .dill be held
1104 the lawn of i ton Methodist church,
Oolhn, ne. nn Tneaday evening. June
Curti. A gond piogramme will be pro.
vid0d by Althorn h» a.+ hand, also ed.
demo.s by local minlater,. Refresh-
ment booth ou grounds. Tea served !'1
from six to eight dock. Admission :
Adult., 36 cents : children, JI cents I r
Everything you %%ant in
HARDWARE
COAL - WOOD
Now is the time to lay in your winter supply of
coal. We have several carloads best Scranton Coal
on order whi:h we quote at
$7.5o for Chestnut and Stove Coal
$7.25 for Egg Coal
We hat c also in stock i'ra k:oa1, Nut and 1.4.:g
Coke, Domestic Lump and Cannel Coal.
;Try sOrti /'tk'oodlcsio a gtfi 'k fire. - -
Soft Wood, $7.25 a cord
Hard ' e 7.5o
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CHAS. C. LEE
HARDWARE, PLUMBING. TINv>IITHING AND
ELE('TR)(: WVIRIN(.
MI orders receive prompt attention.
PHONES : STORE 22, HOUSE 112.
ppread that the children had barely
Imo to ..tape. They ron across the
trail and gave an alar,,. Ant before the
(tonne and have the treat of the season. Art. department arrived the honor waw
Idoomed, and in a little while nothing
WINUHAM
The home of Mr. Robert Maine, on
dldward street, was eompleteiy de-
stroyed by Are PAIN r Light w Il 11. a.
his two flit lr 4•, .aeht,.o+ weer shows. to
,.tire ur oil lamp •n) r -t and the biasing
MI .aught the tot 'dishing,. and spread
quickly. So .Irtlekly did the flame*
test one wall remained. Mr. and Mr.
1 Saint avid ten other rl.iielren err- ki-
lt 1.•0
i--Itl.•g 4.)t kh.rr.l.• ro Ihr• tour. 41.1 the
,wo little girl• moor alone is the
hnu•e.
-Two p;uni,nent m.•rrhants of it.
IMarys have annn.ocrd 1MIr rethv-
meet. Ilr. D. D.ggan bite sold mit
PATENTS
In . I renes ' •a. A.k for nnr
?Olt ',i ADVISER -which will be sent the.
MARiON * MARION.
ser UMverslty .t, Meetrdal.
hi. Amines* to Mr. U L. O'Brien. of
(Mott -albs. anti lir. J. O. Mitchell to
Mr. L. A. Hall. of Aylmer.
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