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THE MTO}IAL : OODERICH ONTARIO
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THE SANITARY
MEAT MARKET
EAST STREET
We are headquarters for choice Christmas
Poultry and prime Christmas Beef. Pork. Lamb.
Veal. Cooked and Canned Meats. Chopped
Suet. etc.
Try our specialties In home-made Sausage and
home -rendered Lard.
O'BRIEN & LEGG
'PHONE 31 EAST STREET
Che Jmpertsal Cafe
whites you
'Si Nerry Christmas
You will not make a mistake in tri ing our
Hosie -made Candy.
Seal.hipped (.)y at r. and Ice Cream.
K. C. awards
Phoge 200
4
s
Let KODAK Answer that
Christmas Problem
No. 1 KODAK Jr. .\ new model that will
delight 'our hay --or girl --or any grown-up—
thin, compact, equipped with all the Kodak re-
finements -it offers an ideal Christmas suggestion.
Every purchaser of a Camera will be. gives a
year's subscription FREE to Kodakery, a ' mag-:
;tiitle for amateurs.
F. R. SALLOWS
Cut Out the
Hard wWork
and lel a Gasoline En-
gine do III /or you!
I:a.y to neonate. perfectly
safe, power always there
t
sr when 1t is wanted.
Coal in and let me show
7011 :.be Kngines working
sed see for ynntself boa
*neck and effert,ve they
are.
Hoot Pulver". Straw Car-
ters, Grimier., Ilolk'p Crush-
tr. Pumps, 8ralrs, Creetm
`eparator..
Peoria's Corona Ranges
+nd Hearne..
Robert Wilson
JiawdMwt &r of
Stewart Orchestra i
of twelve members is open for
e ng sea em en t for concert, social or
fest ivat events. Good music.
t -S -Who's., pri !sraisil r if
( desired. Goo. *nits/MT. '
3( Manager, Godericb.
--e-
110_011101011 Mayer abseil kIek with
wuffffet.M1, and his toe ae well.
HORSES WANTED
) will be at th
('OL1B4 HNE H(YFEi.
OODERICH. os
Satarray, December 19
To buy. if possible. SIS Horses, weigh-
indfror, 1111) to 131) lbs.. h.ittht from
15 to 13.3 hands, ages from five to ten
years, any colcrs, hut moat he in good
ct.ndlUnn.
D. A. DIWAN
LOCAL TOPICS.
Railway Rates for the Holidays.
The railways have trade • soar ee-
sion from their recently eatabHebed
rub for the Oh, istwas and New Year
passenger traffic. The single fare
ticket will be good how December 41
to beosmber m, or trout December .SI
to January 'L The tare and -ore -t Mrd
ticket wilt be good from Decorative=
tote ceJanuaryDember1, li, ur from December :11
Poultry Prize Lists Out.
The peize lists of the Huron poultry
show are being issued and copies may
be had on application to Use secretary,
Mr, J. H. MoCUntoo. Judging from
the number of mounter, many of
thew Irons distant point., the exhibi-
tion nett month will bring together a
splendid lot of poultry. The show
will be bald in the town ball. Ood.-
rich, on January 12, J:i gad 1t1.
W. C. T. U. Meeting.
At. the W. C. T. C. meeting which
we. held Monday afternoon it w,.s de-
cided to withdraw t.be nazt ue,fular
meeting on account of the holiday
sears.°. MI members are requested to
send delicacies to Mrs. A. Davisou
two days before Christmas in order
that they may be distributed to the
sick and shut-in ones. Mrs. J. P,
Brown gave a very interesting talk on
Wou.an'e franchise, which was fol-
lowed by it disco/aeon.
Th. First Election Announcement.
Councillor Laitbwaite announces
that he is in the field for the deputy-
reevesbip at the coming wuncipal
elections. Mr. Laithwaite, who has
been a councillor for several terms,
at the beginning of the year stated
that he would auk for promoting at
the end of this year. There is said to
be a movement on foot to secure an
electi or by acclamation for the whole
-rafted : whether this will work out
es proposed remains to be seen.
The Home Guard.
}regular meetings of the Home
(ii Lard err being beld each Monday
and Pride), evening for drill instruc-
tion.. At the meeting last Friday, the
cotupsily was divided into squads and
put under sepsrate instructors, Messrs.
Muir, DunnaJgr and Jane each having
charge of one squad with Captain
Dunlop in command of the whole.
Owing to the storm on Monday the
attendance was not so large and mom
room was allowed tor the formation of
•unipanirs and fur initial training in
marching.
A Former Resident of Goderich.
The death of $liz• S. (tarry, widow
of the lets Rev. John Carry. D. D., of
Port Perry. occurred et 'Coionte on
Saturday lam, is her seventy-tath
year. deeetsed lady will t>e r,-.
called b3- • number of people in Gode-
riob. She was a member of the Mor -
,an family, at one time well known
here, and ber fleet tuarrtege was to the
late. James Preston, principal of the
Goderich grammar echno). Bite as-
sisted her husband in his school work,
and several who are now prominent
citizens of lioderich weir in her
classes.
Huron Medical Association.
The Huron Medical Association met
at Clinton on Tuesday, the sib inst.
The following officers were elected for
1015: President, Dr. Kennedy. of
Wiagbrwl: vice.president, Dr, Mach -
e11, of Dublin; secretary -treasurer,
Dr. Redmond, of %Vinghiun. Dr.
Taylor, of (i derich, and Dr. Gunn, of
Clinton, were appointed delegates to
the meeting of the Ontario Medical
As'..ciation held at Toronto on Dec-
ember IMb. Papers ons interesting
subjects were read by Drs. Emmerson.
Ross, Dandier and Burrows. The
next meeting of the Association will
he held a: Winghant in March.
Statutory Meeting.
The statutory meeting of the town
council was held on Tuesday evening.
Those present were Reeve Elliott,
Denuty Reeve ('lark and Councillors
Wille, McClinton, Morris and Leith -
waste. with Mayer Reid in the chair.
The following motion was carried :
That the treaeur.r and chairman of
the finance committee have the finan-
cial statement prepared and that 20tl
copies he printed and published ac-
cording to statute, the sum of $A) he
paid for peparing the statetuent and
that it he ready Clot litter than the 24th
irst. Council then adjourned.
Men's Sunday Club.
The viatica of officers of the Men's
Sunday (Imhof North street Metbodi■t
chur•h took place on Monday evening
and resulted as follows: Honorary
president. Rev. W. K. Hager; presi-
dent Dr. A. T. Emmerson : vice-presi-
dent, A. M. Robertson ; secretary -
treasurer, (Clifford McCartney ; tnusinia
committee, W. C. Pridbane H Bar-
ker. G. H. King: look -out committee.
H. Long. A. J. Cooper, E. A. Warner,
r L. (`oultk and L. Doherty. Topics
were se)e^ted for the next four
10 .11/0* wAU rlva room for gen:
viral di .cnseirrw at the meetings.- which
are held at 111 o'clock each Sunday
morning.
Foresters Elect.
At the last regular meeting of coop!
(ioderirh, No :Et, C. O. F.. the follow-
ing officer" were elected for the year
1015: David Sprees!, Chief Itemizer :
Robert Bell, Vice Chief Rangel:
William Lane, treasurer; J. B. Mc-
Kay, financial secretary : William Me -
Creech, recording secretary; Thomes
Burrower. chaplain ; James A. Wil.
son. Hear. Woodward. (icor.? J.
James. Jnnr. Woo'iwarrt : WiButin
Houston, Seer. beadle: Harold Hog-
th, Junr. Reale ; t.nstr.s, James
A. Wilson. Arable Redden, William
T. Sproul: auditors. Tennant Dren-
nan and Thomas Burrows.
Public Library
At the m.•etin*nf the public lihrat y
hoard on Sato ay evening every
r ember of the Hoard .xc.pt the
Major was present
The librarian report ed rec.ipi due
Ing Normalcy of 01140 and en imam
of 1T72 nooks and magasinee.
The lteaaurea was authorised to
make a payment of SAO to Mr. Porter
on aeeosat of magazines and news-
Parpap�r'S for 1015.
z. reonl sad In plaee the eitaipa•
slew nn the tables and stands ss flee[-
eely. They bed, on namount of defeee-
sna4 and metilalUtte by a few ysuefes
of sot eery striet honesty. bass kept
wader the Dara of the librarian mut
g iven out toparties asking for them
t0 be return agaa15 as etwrt N duut.
with. It was. however, thought better
to trust the public, Dot to ai.ure their
privileges.
The chairman was instructed to see
that the books returned during the
present epidemic be properly fuel.
gated before being again given out.
The New East Street Garage.
Mr. A. M. Glover, proprietor of the
East Street Garage, baa shown a prac-
tical eye to the planning of bis new
building. The building, which is of
cement block construction on solid
cement foundation, is 41) feet loeg and
Gti feet wide. It is heated throughout
with bot water and is equipped with
many of the latest appliancee for the
handling of antomobile repairs. A
e ls-horsepower gasoline engine bas
been installed which opeiatee the
skate-grioding machine. A good
idea is the connection of a flue with
lbs bottom of the pit which is used
for wtrking undernv.ih the cars, this
Hue carrying off the itnpless*at odors
connected wish gasoline. Each light
in the building e. °permed by a
sop •rate .witch. A comfortable omoe
' her been fitted up and as soon as the
glaziers and kaleominers have dnisbed
their work a fine showcase will be in-
stalled in the front of the building.
Meanwhile Mr. lifover is doing Busi-
ness as Usual."
Six Months for Theft.
Six months in gaol with bard labor
was the sentence meted out by Police
Magistrate Kellyy, on Friday morning,
to Edward Handall, use of the crew of
the steamer Neehing, for stealing •85
from Devil Barrett, second engin-
eer of the same boat. The prisoner
pleaded guilty and elected to be dealt
with summarily. The stealing occur-
red on Wednesday attar a number of
the crew had partaken of the contents
of three bottles of whiskey. Herbert
Wilde, another member of the crew,
appeared on the same charge but was
let go, as there was cot evidence to
convict him. Crown Attorney Seager
appeared for the prosecution and en-
deavored to find out where the
chi -key was procured. The defend-
ant Wilde said he hrougbt it from
Fort \Villiarn, while Randall thought
it was pur.•hssed in town. In die-
eherica ng Wilde the magistrate advised
hint to keep away from -the whiskey
and referred to the fact that a favor-
able report of his record had been re-
ceived from Collingwood, which
counted in his favor at the prevent
time.
Honored by France.
The daily newspapers publish des-
patches announcing the bestowal of a
vert high distinction upon Mr.' Myron
T. Herrick, who has just returned to
the United States from France, where
be was the United State. ambassador.
These despatches are of special inter-
est to a ber of Uoderich people, as
Mr. Herrick ie a cousin of the late
Mrs. Dr. Meldrum, who was well
known here. When the war broke
out Mr. Herrick found himself in-
volved in heavy responsibilities, as
tbousauda of United States people
who were stranded on the Continent
appealed to him for assistance. He
handled the situation in a manner
which won the admiration of ob-
servers, and in recogoiti..n of his
services he has been invested with the
Grand Cross ot the Legion of Honor
by instructions of the French Govern-
ment. This to the highest honor
which the French Government can
bestow. It is said there are, includ-
ing Mr. Herrick, only forty-five living
persons throughout the world who
have been thus decorated.
Death Miss of Loretta Austin.
Genuine sympathy will be extended
to the members of the family of Mr.
and Mre. Philip Austin in the 10..
they have sustained in the death of
their second daughter, Loretta Kath-
erine. The deceased was torn et
Kingsbridge eighteen veers ago and
came to Goderich with her parents In
1910. She had been a student at. the
Collegiate institute up to June of this
year. wben she graduated from the
commercial forn, with honors. She
had since been employed in the office
of Dr. Emmerson. Her death took
place on f'hursday, December Ilk h, at
the Alexandra hospital, following
about ten days after an operation for
sippendicitis. Besides her parents she
is survived b, four sisters : Barbara,
of London : Regina, Hilda and Muriel,
at borne. and two brother*: Joseph. ot
Wawaneea, Manitoba, and Wilfred, at
home. The funeral conk place on
Saturday mooning from the parental
home on Anglesea street to Rt.
Joseph's cemetet y et Kingrbridge.
Rev. Father 'Maellormack conducted
the obsequies. The paithearsn were
Florence MoCartbv, ('lifton Austin,
Frank Austin, Patrick Hogan, and
two trr'others, Joseph and Wilfred
Austin. Not ool will the members
of her family feel keenly their loss, but
the students at the Collegiate with
',boon Loretta was a general favorite
will mourn her departure from their
midst
Cotlegtans Debate.
Collegiate institute students on Fele.
day evening. at the meeting of the
U. C. i. Literary Society, debated the
relative merits of reading and travel
as an educative medium. The resolu-
tion under distension was: •'That
rrevelling affords mote opportnnit
for 'starvation than boobs. The a/ -
firma Ise was trgued by Graham Row
and Mia. Glad,• Meld, and the nega-
tive by Joseph Garvey and Mies dura
Griffin. The argam.nt was very esp. tlbe•o•kin. ...
ably upheld by all nt the youthful T . per leeub.e+e ...... .0 to
Hodge, as lnaplring address by Rev.
W. K. Hager, a viol° b3 Visa Adelaide
Naysn and a violin eelsetiou by Mise
Gladys Jeffreys. The duties of in.
cbai, were ably discharged by the
president of the Society, Mew Jean
Nal. n.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
t% by not.aod 70u, bol or girl awe from
hmoe 7lr* t igual ter InI.I ., s hunger eft 1 It
would be a wed. me reminder of home afty-
two doses to t►w year.
he your Lkrktar- buying an reams. end
w lib .11a reeve to our actual re.tuirementr.
A salt of clothe" a ea overcoat are always
needed -don t ggoe without them fur t►* .eke of
buyieg romakiag you do .01 orally Deed. hod
thlnlclrg of clot*.a will remind >uu of Prtd-
h am the Tailor, who turns out the best to be
bad.
For tba tiniest assortment of Christ-
mas poxes of chocolates try Black-
tame's. See window display.
A musical event that 1. prornt*ed for
some date in January is a concert by
ibe Stewart orchestra, assist,d by
flet -class outside talent.
The choir of North street .Methodist
church is preparing a concert which
will be given on Friday, Januai y lath,
the proceed. to go to the Belgian re-
lief fund.
A little Goderich girl gave her ta' he,
a poser the other day. She asked hire,
"What kind of lumber is the board of
ihealtb:?" We haven't yet braid the
father's reply.
A pearl tiepin wits advertised as h»t
in last week's Signal. It was picked
up by & lad whose father takee The
Signal and was thus restored t u the
owner. It pays to advertise.
Mr. C. L. Coultis has bad a new
front put in at bis drug store which it
much admired. It bas the deep et -
trance way in the latest city style and
is certainly .tt•iktng and attractive.
The West street skating rink was
open to the public for the first time
this season on Tueedsy evening. The
greater part of the ice was in good
condition and a large number were
present to enjoy the first akating.
The first blast of winter appmiently
bar disconcetteeji our correspondents
in the townships. At at:y rate, a
Igood many of them have not sent in
ilheir budgets this week. We shall
'hope for better luck next week.
Citizens are urged not to forget the
bazaar and afternoon tea to be given
in the T•rmoerance Hall un Sstur-day
next. trona2 to 7 o'clock, in behalf of'
the Belgian tenet fund. This is an!
effort by a number of young children
and should be grnetously enceureged.'
The chtrge far admission and tea is
only 10c.
A change of advertieemeut for the
Clinton School of 'Commerce comes to
hand too late for insertion this week.
The school will reopen' after the holi-
days on January 5th„, with four
courses - stenographic, commercial,
civil service and farmer's. To those
who are unable to becomes regular at-
tendants lessons will be given by
correspondence.
PERSONAL MENTION.
—Mrs McPherson is visiting her
daughter, Mee. (Dr.) Morse, at Boston.
— Dr Macfarland returned to his
home at Philadelphia on Tuesday.
— Miss Clara Wbvard, of Dungan-
non, is assisting at the Maple Leaf
Grocery during the Christwas season.
— Miss Cora Church lett last Thurs-
day for Detroit, where she will enter
Grace bospitsl as a nurse in training.
—Mrs. David Hyslop and family left
on Wednesday morning to join her
husband at Cleveland, where they will
reside for the winter.
—Mrs. James Ross, of Trenton, with
her daughter, was a visitor at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Miro.
Patrick Kennedy. Cypress street, last
week,
—Mr. A. E. Lasbbrook was one of
the visitors to the Guelph winter fair,
where he was greatly interested in the
poultry exhibits.
—Seafnrth Expositor : Mrs, H. Bul-
lard, of Goderich, and Mrs. %V, Coun-
ter, of Clinton, be th former members,
attended the twenty-fifth anniversary
of the Women's Auxiliary held at the
tectory on December 1st.
- Clinton News - Record : Misses
Mary and Tena Matheson, have gone
to Goderich and will probably remain
for the winter. Miss Maly is engaged
in her profession as a nurse.
—Miss Birdie Hays ha. returned
from a two months' visit at "Heart's
Delight," the estate of ler. W. H.
Miner at Chszy, New York State. Miss
Louise Tt ainor, of Chicago, who was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Miner, at
Chatty, is now making a visit in town
with Miss Hays. Miss Trainor is a
former resident of Goderieh,
UODERIOH MARKETS.
T,,tasmar, Nee. I.
Wheat, per Muds ............ .... 1 Le he s t.ret
Oats. per bosh M le .ti
1tarMy. per busk i Able .tri
Pea.. per bows 141 t. 1.11
Hookwbaa, pee bash. .M t0 .10
le 11.11
Flour. !tallyper e t
lour. poseur, par cwt 7.P'to 'tet
Brew, pew See., .. ......w,..4.,.;,•„ 1a . !1'11
Short*, per tee ...................:. -te lt+F
Hay. per ton . IAM to 14 n
Straw, loose. per Ma. SMS 10 v n.
Wood. per reed .....
..
Hatter. per Ib ......... 'S to
IDmt+. fresh. par dos .. ,,fir
Poratoes, per bash ...•• •'syn to
Apples. per bbl. . .7.3 to
(*tt N. hoteliers.'. .
Cattle, Petchotte. ---
Hog,,. II re weight, won
lehrot per cwt
Gus .per ewt
:u
r�rt
740 it: 7. w
it 10) to 'tea
1. el to :m
7.m to ;..le
.111 to .e 1
11
epeaiers and the debate was one of w'
liorta pad lh . � _ es u
.too in
IL ..... .... Io to
al to
the most interesting heard in the Col- i hlrkrr
Ieglate hall Inc soma years. The Traklewd
judges -Itev. W. K. Heger, Mi.e Dnr-
Mn and Mr. W. H. Robertson—gave
their decision in favor of the negative.
Mr. Robertson, who annosincied
the verdict. white detracting not
at all from the well earned vic-
tory
iaWry of the negative speaker&, as -
ti lel' xstl irate 3 lb.. for
at t ketose , Waft threes.
S100.00 IN GOLD
tarred the affirmative debaters that We will give one hundred dollars in
"bey had no reason to be dbooureged, gold to •07 man, women nr ch.ld that
as it was rertalnly easier to argue In es", Ir• tw'nrflted by Megrimrn htir
favor of honk• than of trevelling as a "me We an. anile°. In haws ever
Maass of educalMn., Another real urs on. try `tagrine, for we know it is ,
of the evrming'a program which was greatest hair tonic that by ever heels
especially praiseworthy was contrl- dlsrnvered. Re/eine will positive)
bated D Mr. Wu rrid Dssesy, ?door care an hehy eralp, bring lit. Into dell
d the 6. C. 1, Journal, who haulRet 1 imdrd hair and add inches to it.
forth a very clever and interesting I.ngth' Nageinr 1. now nblalnahh in
prod,tetion, air reading of which was (ioderte+ and 14 sold under s Quar.n•
assorted with applanes and tangh- tee to please. A large hotths of Saga -
ter. Other numbers no the program 1155 ousts but Illy Dente. B. sure to
wee* an le.tremwtrl selection by Vic- rrth.r a (1.Li
dcn'ctlt1s' drig eine* for
Oar Kursiaka, a reads byMae Regain,
te
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is
Tmom
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OF CANADA
i
A Valuable Feature
of a
Joliet Acee,.I
opened with the Union
Bade of Canada In the
names of two persons.
Is that If one dies the family funds are not tied up
just when they ,are likely to be most needed. The-
survivor can withdraw the money without delay or
formality.
Think it over—then open a Joint Account.
Goderich Branch --F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
visuals.
Ycu v
�' �1 Friend MVh®
Owns an Auto?
What could please hint better than 'sums little
acces'tiory to make it more convenient ? .We have
got into our new building and while the painting
is not yet finished every thing elate is- complete
and we can promise you a comfortable, waren and
light Garage in which to tnake your selection of
a pretreat .
Our stock has been augmented by a special
shipment suitable for presents and we should like
to have yon call if only to look it over.
At the same tinw we would have a chance to
show yon mime of the advantage.the new building
has over the old one.
Wishing yotlk alt A MERRY CHRISTMAS
and A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
We are,
Yours truly,
II
EAST STREET GARAGE
SMOKERS ATTENTION
CIGARS
We have a large 'assort -
mens of choice .Cigars,.
packed in boxes of 10. 25
and 50 Cigars. Special
low price by the box for
Christmas Trade.
PIPES
Also a complete line of G.
B.D., B.B B. and Case
Pipes- -the mosi appreci-
ated- present a man can
get for Christmas.
F. H. WOODS
TOBACC ONIST
Next to Davey's Jewelry Store
THE SOUARE
To a False Patriot.
He earns obedient. to the t all :
He Wight hate shirked 1.ke half Ma u.att•
Who, white their comrades tight and 1. 1,
t3Ull go to reel! tis.• footled' eat. -
And you, a patriot in your prime
You waved • flag .strove kis head.'
And hoped he'd have a high old tin..
And stepped him on the back .id said
'Yeall show ern what we British are'
(live u. your hand, old pal, to shake .'
And took him round from bar to bar
And made hint drunk -for England - sake.
That . bow you helped hin, Yest,-rdey.
near -eyed and earnest. keen and hard.
H. held himself the soldier. way
And now they yr got him under guard,
flat doss, t hurt you s on re all nein .
Veer eery noweleeoe take. no Weser .
But N. pier boy. with morning(. H=M.
He .ate hi. *sant out, sick with show..
What's that to roe You u,.der.t.nd
Mathias e( all kis bitter pain
You hers 1.0 regiment t.. Mand
Yoe have no uniform to .tale .
No row of service to •hue..
No p5•dee to Sing and co,mt, y due t
Hut he bad something dear to Ns,
And he has log it thanks to yea.
_O. ,r., is Punch.
. Mow people believe aowedays that
cheapness 1* neve rushy • eserspmy„
Cheap tea loaded with drat is a poor
hat•gain at any prior. Salad* tea is
s11 vii an, •le Marie ss is mar-
vellous van
Deafs.S 01110 001 OW Cured
by heal spunn susses, a. they rennet rrtrh the
Atsea".d portion er1 the ear. Thor. 1. only one
way to sure dednens, and /sat ish ron.tltu
t tonal remedies. Deafness le caused by an In
nand rendition of the mumus lining of the
s;eate.hlsn Tube. Who, thers turbo t4 inflamed
you \eve • rumbling sound er Imperfect hear
Inc and when it 1. ontlrely shred, deafness
the remit, sod esker I5. te* ..•sauce can be
nukes out and this tribe restored to 1- • normal
condition. hearing will he destroyers Ineerer
nifty owe+0.11 ref tem tae .eased by s. arch,
rotten le not Moe but an Infl.nw.d condition et
the m,irpu. sertatr
We w111 rive tin. Hundred (Milers for say
r...e of Ileahi5.. 01'55-I by catarrho toot
mimes he eared by Hall's Cuter* eta,, Seed
for elrenters. free.
4011 M AriP..11.•(tiHgXXs;t It (`(t.. Toledo, 11
7114
Tek* Halle Family rith ler ew.tlp. los,
Bleeketosr's bomeraade ta4it ap-
peals to everybody.
Their Name Is lwgiee.
Plttebwre Harm t.• Time.
The German commander-in-chief
Gays be is overwhelmed with sugges-
tions from rivilians on how 10 ,.nodnct
the war There must he almost a•
many military cretin. among Ibe
amateurs as there We persons w bo
Laois bow tr> run a newspaper
GOOD PLUMBING
IS NOT A LUXURY
It 1. an almOl,te seeeesity, If yen would
oars utak. tke full a n)Oyment of by
tag. We can Innen every olnmblse
seeder
CORRECT FAULTY PLUMBINfI
4 hie workmate M* very proficient end
will von.. von very 111.110 htcor.venlen-e
in repair work.
llhould you Aare any plumbing to h.,
done. you will re.o time tad money by
attending 1O It at once.
FRED HUNT
Hamilton Street - Gorient y
Phone 135
Choice Cut Flowers
tND
Plantsifor Christmas
ROSES
CARNATIONS
LILY OF THE VALLEY
VIOLETS
ORCHIDS
Order early. as my stock
will be beets./
Geo. Stewart
Florist
'Phone roe Brace street
The hot headed individual Ease to
•:tremors when his gets cold feet.