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You can't present your acquaintances with a more acceptable
Christmas Gift than nae of the tetany parts which count for
wo touch to a well-equipped car. We have a Gull stock of
All Automobile Acceeaories, and can supply all your
requirements for the Christmas Season in that line. -:-
We do every clam of repair work and have the goods to
❑t.ikc a first-rate job ; one that will uphold our reputation.
EAST STREET G AR A G E
NEXT TO TOWN HALL, EAST STREET
THE SIGNAL : GODBRIOH ONT . _ ' 0
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TMvawAT. DulttMutt 10, 1914 IS
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Smith's Art Stn re
kik tee Christmas Gift Shop
Here you will find Gifts to suit all tastes
and ages, at such small prices.
The largest and most artistic showing of
FRAMED PICTURES
from 15c up to $75.00. Just think of it !
Colored local views, heads and lantlsoapes, in
,,%.d gilt frames, at 50c.
All the new subjects in figures, heads and land-
scapes, in square gilt, brown, cirl:assian walnut or
mahogany frames, at 25C.
Small Ebony or Gilt oval trames, fitted with
new catchy heads, at 15c. Pictures to suit all purses..
And you know everybody just loves pictures. Then we aim
have a choice assortment of Statuary, Potter Fancy Baskets,
l'hina, Leather Goods, Fancy Cushions and Worked Novelties,
Ladies' Bair Ornaments. plain and brilliant Beek Combs, boxes of
Christmas Note Paper, Calendars. Tags and Seale. Christmas
Card- and Booklets from 2c up. When you see our goods the price
will do the rest.
Smith's Art Store
East street, next Town Hall.
1 Christmas 1
Iloods
to ted
Now Hand
l' It will please us to have'
an tinier from you, as we
guarantee everything Nutt
AM) Tat-: BEST, PRICKS THE
1un11 ,T
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NEW 000DS
Rain '., Currants, Figs,
Dates. Oranges, Candies,
Nuts and all General Grocer-
ies. Ity and flavor unsurpassed.
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LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
LOCAL TOPICS.
14eheel Childrea Are Helping.
The cause of the distressed people of
Belgium makes a strong to the
howls of children. A Belgian relief
/feud at the Gastral school has
amounted to the very bandeowe sum
of al. Tbls is very creditable to the
school.
Oddfellows Elect
At the election of officers re-
cently held by Huron Lodge, No. 02,
I. O. O. F.. the following were.4seted
for the emitting term : I. P. O. Nor-
man MacAula v ; N. 0., L LKoos
V. 0. B. C. Mu treasurer, 0.
0. Wlltely t meet( seefetary. 3.
W. Newcombe; financial secretary.
Dr. Clark.
Offend to Dr. Field.
Mr.IJ. C. Pickering, M. A., at pres-
ent on tha staff of the scbool of the
University of Torooto, bas been
appointed to succeed Mr. J. M. Ma
(.utcheon as English master at the
Stratford Normal School. the Iatter
having resigned to become secretary
of theWorkmen's Oompeosatloa
Board. The position at Stratford was
offered to Dr. J. M. Field, ofOoderich.
Insperlor of public schools for Bast
Huron, but Dr. Field preferred to
remain in Huron.
County Court.
The County Court of the county of
Huron opened on Tuesday beton. his
Honor Judge Doyle. There were
fourteen cases on the docket, but this
oumher was materially reduced, as
sestet•' of the cases were settled out
of court.. Naturalization papers were
granted to Jaltoes Anderson and John
G. Anderson, of Winghaw, and to
Max Panzer, of Ooderich. A report
of abs proceedings will be given nest
week, a. the Court is still sitting as we
go to pr3ss.
Fire at Planing Mill.
When yes are ptaaccking out ('hrl..tma. pram
este ter your 'frleedr dost forget yosraolL
Take • look at the fine ruitl and overcast -
are and Prldbba will 11die tb.�t a our meow
For • Cbrtstma, girt tor your friend at • d�
moos what better t an• year's subscription to
The Moue t 1•. will rued the rceipMot of
the el, sr nh y -two times to the year. A pretty
pptpt
meoio c rd will be kind. given with Heel
The Ahmeek Chapter of the 1.O.D.E.
will bold its regular monthly meeting
on \Vednesday. December 10th, at
4 o'clock p. m., in the court house. It
to hoped that every member will make
ane ext to be present.
The W.C.T.U. will meet next Mon-
day, December 14th, in Temperance
Hall at 3 p.m. This is an undenomin-
ational organization. Women from all
the churches tee invited to attend.
Devotional half-hour from 3 to 3:30.
An alarm of lire at 11 o'clock Tues-
day night took the brigade to Buch-
anan's planing mill, where fire had
leen discoveied in the roof of the
to oar room. The blaze was quickly
extinguished and comparatively little
damage was dune except to the roof, as
the building is well constricted with
Hie walls. A. the mill is a large em-
ployer of labor, it was considered es -
pedally fortunate at tbla season that
the fire was so promptly "nipped in
the bud.
The Electric Shop.
A notable addition to the business
houses of Ooderich has been made by
Mfr. Robert Tait, the well-known elec-
t, tier, who has opened • store on
West street.. next the poetofflce, for
t he sale of electrical goods. The store
is very neatly fitted op and contains a
large and varied stock of electric goods
ruck as people are looking for oowa-
dayr. Mr. hit will be glad to have
anyone step in and inspect his stock.
He not only wile electrical goods, l.ut
does wiring and fitting as well if re-
quired,'aad he a. Is an expert in this
linepeople may rely upon getting good
work at his hands.
Hogarth —Glen.
The marriage of Effie El'sabetb
Olen, youngest daughter of the late
Alexander Glen. of Colborne town-
ship, to Eher Gifford Hogarth, eldest
son of Stephen Hogarth of Exeter,
took place very quietly in the vestry
of Knox church oo Saturday last.
Rev. Geo. E. Ross tied the nuptial
knot in the presence of a few of the
most intimate friends of the contract-
ing parties. The bride wore • hand -
(tome travelling sui- of blue cloth with
bat to match end carried a large bou-
quet of lily of the valley sad rows.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal part v left on the C. P. R. train
for their future home at Guelph,
where Mr. Hogarth is connected with
the Ontario Agricultural College.
If you want to sell cheap tea. you
leave all the dust in it. Butcheapoese
does not always mean satisfaction.
The dust and sterns are carefully re-
moved from Salads tea, thus ensuring
a perfectly clean bright tea of a gnal-
Order, delivered promptly.
as we have our own delivery.
Let in have your order and
be Convinced.
..
JOHN SPAHR
LHamilton Street
Grderieh
ism. = — itilit e♦
A court of revision of the . ass-
t went roll was held last Thursday even-
ing. W. W. 8aulta was given a rebate
of five-twslftbs of his Doziness tax, as
bis liquor store business had been
closed since August led. Two other
assessments against which there were
appeal" were confirmed.
When evening falls you like to
gather round the table and read, the
wbole family does. The Weekly Baa
of Toronto baa departments of Interest
to everyone, from the markets and
editor -leis for father down to a story
for the bons and a bright thoughtful
Only Two Weeks
TO—
CHRiSTMAS
Celebrate this year
by buying a Heiner
man ie C4. Piano
of Seid glamme, the gift of hisC brother
Aimee of the regimsat. The gift was
a000mpanied by an aluminated &d-
ame, which was read by Mayor
Rasoe, while Major Shaw made the
ptrmeotatba. u. -col. Wilson pre-
sided aad toes wee • food attendance
of uffloere.
Death of a Hamilton Lath.
The following. truss The Uamutoa
Times of December 641, riders to a
niece of Mrs. Jane Goldthorpe, of
town :
Igloo Annie H. Goldtborps pawed
away at the residence of bar mother,
199 Stinson serest, yesterday after -
fl
an illness oil somedaretlee.
aflit Goldthorpe was well known and
highly respected In this city, when
she had been a resident for the last
third years. Site was tbe third
daughter of the let/ Benjamin Gold-
thorpe, and was bort) at Mimioo, Ont.,
and was prominently connected with
the l_burch of M. Thomas, baying
been a teacher in the Sunday school
for the past eigbteeu years. She Is
survived by ber mother, three sisters,
Mrs. David Koaggs. of Brampton ;
Mrs. Angus Secord and Miss E. Alice
Goldthorpe. city. and three brothers,
George and Benjamin, of \limico, and
John, of this city. The funeral will
take place on Tuesday at 2.3U p.w.
from 1933 Stinson street to the Church
.Pt 8t. Thomas for service Interment
at Hamilton cemetery.
With the Canadians at flalisbuiy.
Mrs. H. Rose, Bayfield road. has
received a letter from her a'n, H. E.
Rose. with the Canadian Expedition-
ary Force at Salisbury ''Iain. It is
dated November 22od. tie says On
part) :
I suppose you heard that the Ger-
mans are 'belling Yat mouth and
Grimsby, but I think the% will get a
hot time If they start anything like
that. We are still under canvas, but
weaxpect to be put in buts this week.
I am waiting for my peals to come nut
now, so 1 can get a few nights in •
good feather bed. 1 will tell you a
soldier's life is nut a cream pie, but I
am enjoying myself very much. We
all got issued out with big jackknives
and gloves yesterday, and 1 expect we
"ball get sweater coate tourers ow and
then we shall be able to keep warm.
1 went up t 1 see the aeroplanes all in
• long tow of shed" on Sunday and it
was a very interesting sight. Can you
send a few Goderich paper-, as I and
the boys would like to we the news.
Remember me to Mr. Dunlop and tell
him all the boys are 0. K.
The Home Guards.
The Goderich Home Ottani is now
an established tact. A meeting we -
held on Monday evening at which
Captain H. C. Dunlop was unanimous-
ly elected as drill instructor. Within
a few minutes of his call to office Cap-
tain Dunlop had the company fall in,
when it was found that the town hall
did not supply sufficient space for
company drill and an adjournment
was made to the roadway below. For
upwards of half an hour the newly
formed company was kept vigorously
on the alert learning the Initial stages
of milker y drill. Captain Dunlop will
need to exercise much pat ience before
bre will be able to get anything like a
military bearing to fit upon the Home
Guard, composed as it le of men in
every walk of life, many of whom
have had not the slightest military ex-
perience. That the Captain means
business was displayed by the fact
that ooe of the first orders war:
"Pipes out, and quit talking." One
thing we did not just understand was
why there was such a large number
of able-bodied men it) the crowd of
spectators,. who might have taken
places in the ranks of the Home Guard.
Encourage the Children.
The people of Goderieb will have an
opportunity next week of encourag-
ing a very laudable effort which is
being made hy a number of yomog
children of town. Stirred bythe
stories of the pitiable 'ondltn In
which the little girls and boys of
Belgium bave been placed by the
war, these cbiklren for weeks have
been planning to aid in the relief
efforts which the older folks have
inaugurated. To This end they in-
tend to bold a bazaar and afternoon
tea in the Tempersnoe Hall on Satur-
day, the 10th inst., from 2 to 7 o'clock.
The charge for admission and era
is only 10 Dents. sod everybody ought
to go and show appreciation of the
ehildren'a effort to assist and et the
same time add to tbe fund for Belgian
relief.
Polite Court.
Magistrate Kelly bad a number of
cases to deal with on Wednesday
afternoon. The first was the case
mentioned last week of infraction of
the fates law. The penalty meted
oat was $90 and Dost,. Oaae number
two also was a charge of Acing intozi-
for another and the sisia.fr•tad Ise '"dry" tarttitory, was
rte 1 IeterestJ X. sed every Isw,s ate aotwalagastiedred and ire detetsd•nt
well worth while. How would it be was disdarsted. The third case was •
for a Cbrlatmas gift, it would ore- cheege against three young meg for
ta.i.ly be • profitable one. and help causing • aWurbanem en tF,Ahrte
you make the ferns pay.—
_ street,. Prothe evidence it •p-
- — peered that os Thur,da d last facet
two doge started a t seer the
corner of Bast , emit t Ore Sgaare. I
It was alleged that defeedasa latent d
the dogs and kept them fight iag and a
1arge on crowd sogathered. illayor I
Reid. wbo sepsretd the doge, wan
one of the witnesses. The magistrate,
la letting the boys go with a motion,
stated that it was the Intimation of the
aetborlUes H ramp not the dog-fight
auleonee, which was becoming too
general.
Militia Melee.
of two thdrty-ealaut. periods. 11 is
considered that the shorter periods
will not exhaust the players so much
as the half-hour periods
Hill—Robinson.
The bombe of Mr. and Mrs. James
Robinson, Boiwvalo, Manitoba, form-
erly of Ooderiob, was the scene of •
pretty wedding om Wednesday. De -
comber Rod, when their only deagbter,
Adele Holmes, sad G. Rizon Hilt were
united in marriage. The bride looked
very youthful is her wedding gown of
shadow /ace over duchess satta, her
loam white v.0 being glugbt up with
lilies of the valley. Her only orna•
meat was • beautiful pearl brooch. the
gift of the groom. Little Miss Ethel
Hill, dater et the groom, anted as ring -
bearer, dressed to pink crepe de ebene,
and carried a basket of pink and white
carnations. The ceremony took
in the drawing room, under •
white bell, and was performed by Rev.
J. W. Howerinogg in the presence of a
few intimate frleods. After the nup-
tial knot bad been tied, a buffet lunch
was served to the spacious dining -
room. The happy couple left oo the
431) train amid • shower of confetti
and good wishes for their future home,
the bride travelling in a smart tailored
suit of green broadcloth, trimmed
with wink fur, and hat to match.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill will be at borne to
their friends after Denewber 15tb at
Fairford, Manitoba.
Children's Aid Society.
The regular inontbly meeting of the
Children's Aid Society was held in the
court house on Tuesday afternoots.
The attendance was not nearly so
Large as the importance of the work
merits. Since the lal.t meeting the
following contributions have been
wade to the work of the Society : Mrs.
J. L. Aitken, Mrs. W. T. Heys and
Mrs. D. McDonald, $1.00 each ; W. L
Horton and Maxx Peter McFarlane,
$2.00 each ; Rev. W. K. Hager, $0.00.
Accounts totalling $2L17 were cer
fled and passel. A deputation was
appclnted to wait upon the county
council at its January aewiod to ask
that the council aasume the amount,
of the county's potion of the agent's
salary, the deputation to consist of
Sheriff Reynolds, of Guderieb, W. H.
Kerr, of lartirsels, and John Beattie,
of Sesforth. G. M. Elliott, the county
agent, teen gave a most interesting
report of the wink Omit is being at-
tempted and achieved. Some particu-
larly sad cases were cited which re-
quite the exercise of great skill and
care. It war decided to acquaint the
county council with the facie sur-
rounding some of the cases, as it is
probable they s ill become a perwa-
neat charge to the mussy, During
the last week or so particularly good
work has been done and homes have
been found for some who would other-
wise have faced a winter of great
hardship. The next meeting will be
held on the second Tuesday in Jan-
uary, and it is eat -neatly entreated that
more members of the Society will plan
to be at the meeting.
Hockey Club Organized.
Judging by the entbeeiasm dis-
play
id
played on ooday evening at the
meeting calla to discuss the hockey
situation there ie a bright future be-
fore the local hockey team this season.
The council chamber was well filled
despite the fact that the Home Guards
was attracting considerable attention
at the same time. The organization
of the executive was successfully car-
ried out, the following officers being
elected: President. John Wiggins:
secretary R. R. Wigle ; treasurer.
W. H. Robsetaon : manager. David
Thowpeon : additional members of
executive, Harry Belcher, Frank
Doty, Dan. Wiggins- There were many
opinions as to the advisability of en-
tering teams in vat roue series, but it
was finally decided, owing to the un-
certain conditions prevailing this ee•-
son, lo enter the latermediate 0. H. A.
only. it 1s fully expected that Oode-
rieb will we some good hockey during
the coming temente of play.
At the annual meeting of the On-
tario Hockey Association the rules
were amended hy providing for three
twenty -minute periods of play hatred
FALLING HAIR AND
ITCHING SCALP
M5sdMw— Um Parietes Sage.
Now :hat Partners Sege can be bad
1 at say drug (rooster It is ceetalol7
____ares to base thin, brittle, felat:e4
or faded hair. Nn matter bow
hang. or
the heir. hew badlyIt is
Pari-
sian Rage Medi much
ldandruff.
needed. n ne-
wsiest aepileatlrsee and well robbed
Into the scalp w111 do wonders—it acts
like The heir roots are nour-
ished arid�nd stiwel•t.d to grew new
Mir, kale. sealp, dasdrof and fa11-
Isg hair emee—your bard feels flee.
emit of all, the hair tremens soft.
fineteasaborodant and radiant with life
and
Toa wet be surprised awl dslkbted
with Parisian Sage. at Mast ems
INtreerst betide from R. lee.
will Weed ahs_ a elves pries K yes
Capt A. Rouget* is at Leaden as
musketry i•etruetor to the troupe en-
camped theme.
A prejoet M on foot for the tonna
Grin of a seemed n hits• rnmpae.i• In
town. Members of the M.neeetung
Canoe Club are the leader• In the
mnvemeet_
Mr. H. O. Sootheren who has hews
the aeeosatast of ahs toed hermit .1 '
Gm Back a Montreal, ase Imae to '
Landoll to take a wfiitary rents* for
gmaMlfeaalea es w ewe,
are got sat • i.m
NA 1 a elev of teterfgeore of :he
Weeks. Ordlsre adhered. made the twiggiest of a hauthoure pair
The
Advantages
to the Estate
a having a Trait Company
administer its affairs are
many, yet the charges are no
Weser than these allowed a
private individual acting in the
same capacity.
This Wong, conservative
Company. ludas an individual
execater, will not fall ill, go
am» a defaulter or pass oat
eitighlibee, neither will it
neglect year affairs for Its
own, because Its very life de-
pends upon its fidelity to your
affai.o and those of others.
C,onsult es regarding your
will and the administration of
year estate.
Tants co. WM
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tir. Merchant's Visit. •
Dr. F. W. Merchant, Provinciel
director of industrial and technical
training, paid a visit to our town on
Thuraday of last week. He had cotes
to confer with the Collegiate institute
board in regard to the question of open-
ing night classes for practical train-
ing under the control of the board.
The members were nearly all pre -sent
at the meeting in the evening, as well
as the members of tbe advisory com-
mittee of letsinew men, and Principal
Hume. Dr. Merchant explained
that he had come not so much to urge
the opening of classes, as to give
needed information in regard to them,
and to explain what the Government
would do in the matter. Without
going into details if may be said that
the. Government seta very liberally,
paying two-thif the salaries of tbe
teachers of each drama and forty per
ceot. of the cost of equiptnent the first
year, and twenty per cent. each of the
next three years. The board with the
aid of the advisory committee would
have to make all the necessary ar-
rangements for the chimes, and would
bave full control over them. Dr.
Merchant Judd that classes in precticel
dressmaking and millinery had proved
very popular and sumesidul in several
towns, many married women taking
advantage of them, and the cost of
eitponateent was comparatively smalL
present were very much in-
terested In Dr. Merchant's address
and explanations, and it was agreed to
hold a special meeting this week to
discuss what action should be taken in
the matter.
UODERICH MARKETS.
gilit011
Are Yee Andrea
Leaning la Save
Each maturing son and
daughter should have a
personal Savings Account in the Union Bank of
Canada, with opportunities to save regularly, and
training in how to expend money wisely. Such ao
education in thrift and saving will prove invaluable
in later life.
Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
Tan 11a13•Y, 111.
Nee, whieb le years wing ume
farmer from in 10 75 meta • bushel. are new
quotedda.30. The extmordinary price is the
remit et • small crop and part, of •
war „ as it is said t bey are beteg/ seed
ha the ;separatism of a eaedee•ed soup for gee
by the troops at the front.
Wheat, per Mash
per beak
a. per mon
siper ewe.
fur ewe
stiorto far un
cu.: tioollato. tothersper boob
Boo. Ihro wolebt. ow sot gal te
We art all le
iswi 7 ell to
.11 to
Tallow, vemiegelik 110 es te is
GOOD PLUMBING
IS NOT A LUXURY
It W an absolute necessity. if you would
care to tiake tie hall enjoyment of liv•
need or
CORRECT FAULTY pLuNsakia
Our wartmes are very proficient *ad
in work.
lam fee vet/ MAO 111000v•111111C100
Ihne have •ny plumbing to be
dono. will save time and money by
to it at ones.
FRED HUNT
Phase vas
Piaseleete. Ones end Siesieg
“ougno 11 0571)11.,
Skates Sharpened
I I a.ve your skates put in shape
for the season.
We have inistalled a complete
ipment. for sherpening and
buffing, and we shaU be pleaae
to take care of any work you
want in this line. Prices .0.
usual.
KELLY'S flARAOE
RED CROSS NOTES.
The sum of $40 80, which has been
realised from tho sale of the nye.
apples and potatoes plus the c&sh don-
ations from Goderich townehip to the
Red Crowe Society, hag been sent to
the headquarters at Toronto and
acknowledgment of same has been re-
ceived by Miss Cetberine Lewis.
The regular meeting of the Red
Cross Society will take place in the
council chamber on Niondito , Decem-
The following are extracts trout
"Red Cross News," reicently published
by the central committee :
The Canadian Red Cross Society is
new organized from coast to coast
with thousands of members and other
thousand. of helpers and supporters.
Is will be seen by a, perusal of the
following pages the Society has done
good work hut much more remains to
be done. Tbe vast number of troops
employed in this great war and tbe pro-
longed and bloody battles being fought
make,' & proportionote number of sick
and wounded. 11 is stated, on wh&t
seeing to be excellent authority. that
there are in hospital in France 500,01.10
sick end wounded officers and men of
the Allies. It is gratifying to know
that on our side owing to the sanitary
precautions, which have been rigidly
enforced, the number of sick is rela-
tively small, but "with the oncoming of
winter it is to be hared that they will
increase in numbers. It is oar duty
as well as our pi ivilege to aid in reliev-
ing their discomforts to the utmost of
our power. flutocriptions will be
thenkfully no -eked by the Hon.
Tteasurer. Col. Hon. Joints Mason, or
by the treasurers of local branches.
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Nu smatter bow long shindies your
MOO way be, don t despair, wet a bottle
of Etheen-.o today. C. L dtle sells
it with a guerantas to bona% rm.
Rheum, is wowderful in ita quick &e-
llen. GM pain moos*, the mueeles anal
boom are rid of soreness and stiffness,
and very soon a Rheurno patient le
ante to have tire same stemma and
vitality a youth. Rheum) builds
blood eo deb &ad tblek that uric acid
direst. an themes
esiMgror
peed. tram IL V. Mario. Oo.. 1114=
het- g. Ont. may be sees at *hie office.
peeJe to everybody.
roou be thinking of i \ to
please father and mother and friends
at Christmas time. Think of photo-
graphs. Your portrait as you are te -
day will please them.
Make an •ppnintuaent today. THE
MALLOWS STUDIO.
Sir Alfred Keogh has been ap-
pointed chief commissioner of the
British Red Cross Society in Franoe.
and has established his headquarters
at Rouen, and is melting an urgent
=for shirt*, pyjama", sheets,
ohm, waterproof sbeeting. slip-
pers and socks. Rizty-two theorised
garments have been reeeived. sod al-
thorsgb this number leellie large the
stock ls rapidly being depleted.
In addition to the hospital at Rouen
which is for officers the British Red
Orme Society is ounntalaing two hos-
pitals near Paris, one at the Chateau
Laversine with eixty five beds and an-
other neer Competitor at the Chateau
D'Anoell. In Peri, the Society con-
trols 500 beds, distributed in different
building,. The largest is located in
the Hotel -Able' is.
Tbe central eosomittee of the Society
bas transmitted to the Brillsh Society
for hanaediate use in the war the tutu
oft: 10,000.
eentral committee has also bent
to the British Red Crtea Society tbe
som of 1.5,0(10 for the putties* of
twelve motor esohulanceir, for use at
the wet of 'vie; the receipt of which
the British Society has very bend
wooly ackeowledged.
The Women's Institutes ot Outario
bane mot le tan packages of goods and
over filf4,000 in emit, all of which le
very greatly to their credit.
A third Red Croce hair, valued at
$134.45, was sent to the beadquarten
at Toronto on Dettember 7. It con-
tained 3 comforter", 1 pair blankets,
three homnial thghtothirts, 109 pairs of
erseke. 24 balaclava Napa 3Ie cholera'
belts, is polio wristlets. SO scarfs. 2
boneorwives, 7 Tolle of bantams.
Christmas Greeting Omelet.
wader's IMMO end printing printed coo
Orem ere sousing into ttosiotti me.
The diposal Ms a series of
cards for this purpose and
Imed im good time.
Cut Out the
Hard Work
and let Gasoline En-
gine do if lor you !
ftie.y to operate, perfectly
safe, power always there
it•icr when it is wanted.
C.all in an, let me ehow
you !be Eneines workiog
and we for yourself hoe
simple and effective they
are.
Root Pinyon', Straw Cut-
ters, Grinder", Holler Crush -
Semi raters.
Peerless Coron• Ranges
and Heaters.
Robert Wilson
liamdlon Street
sammesessegenteneleteetifteltraMerapanos
OUR
Specialties
Plumbing
Heating
Eavestroughing
Metal Work
Electric Wiring
Prompt attention to all
small jobe end general
repair work.
W. R. PINDER
Phone US Hamilton Street
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"Carrie doesn't soma to Wu& so
mesh of Jack as she mod to._," "11114
VIIIL all the time talking thee Sim
SI ale Is tablas. sot Mob-