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THE SIGNAL 7 GODERICH, ONTARIO
The "Budd"
suits "Bud" and The
"Master" suits "Dad"
Probably the most univer-
sally p touter styles ever
created i , men's clothing.
Fit like gl-.vee, yet nomees
that 'Noy toeing.. err et eo
much admired. 'I'b. c 1st of
•• Bredd" ii these-hntton.
skeleton tier.I teeth patch
picker'. and .0f. -.dl tepid.
Snug -Orono, high waist and
smell shoulders he low-cut
watetcn it h... nee Muttons
and soft roll hip -1. Trousers
.err nter.w wt.b hammed top.
and ruff• The "Maitre" is
two -button, with semi -soft
rnll lapel, end. generally, is
more eon.eevativ..
DE5IONFD $Y PEINE FOR
".!.9rtlfirtg 1111tieb
D •+irabl. stv'.•• for all rnod-
i.h turn–young in year. or
in he tit. Smart wish a
atevt .res that cannot he te-
eisl. 1.
We ran show you the "Budd"
w .d ••%i+•tet" in many de-
sirable hew fabric..
. Special orders taken.
W. C. Pridham
SOLE AGENT
Goderich
Seasonable
Footwear
�1'E feel the Vet 1ra•r. tae
tyre do for vnu when
ro111e Int'. 'hi" .lore ie'
five you shoe.. or Ituhtwe.
t1..t will b• alsrolettely c •on -
1! rtehlr and will writ 10
yo rr-eUstarI :n Wr tv.. nt
you to re.hze that your well-
fat.- i..•ut tir`t considrratini.
(htr 10 ire. It e• nowt 1 rale)11
able
REPAIRING
(iso. MacVicar
-.1.• .'f solo.
Ooderich
•T. AUOU•T1'NE.
Tt'pDAT, April ID.
Batsra–Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Kobetl-
non, of Lucknow, visited at Wm. Me•
AUlster's tart week Mr. Bsotreu,
ref Win/sham, celled on friends in this
vicinity last week Needles M the
order of the day with the fermers In
this vicinity The beef r ing mailed
this week. John Boyle is butcher this
summer Mr. G. and Mite Mary,
Greeves are on tbs sick list ....Mr.
F. Boyle and Mn. H. Boyle visited at
J. %V. Boyle'* Ode week MI t.
Stafford and Miss Annie Keniban vis-
ited Mrs. (l. Weevers 1••t week.
CARLOW.
TokiDAT. April 713th.
Norse.- -Harry Shields and Jas Mi.
Manus shipped a carload of cattle frim
McGaw on Saturday ....Harry Galla-
gher, who underwent an operation at
Alexaiedre bo.pltal, f'vterich, last
week, is improving The fartuere
have rommencr.l plowing operations
and renting will he general in the
neighborhood (hi. week .. Mr. Thor.
Mallow., whn r• -ides with his son-in-
law. Mr R. M. Young, is not enjoying
rn.'1 health. He haw been a resident
of the township for many years and hie
friends, who fr.irve to hear of his ill -
health, will wish him speedy re-
, every.
DUNGANNON.
\V oitR,'s Itti4ITtTg.–The annual
meeting of the Dimeonnon branch of
thy Women's Ineritwe will he held in
the ha•ement .if the Pre.bvterian
church on Then -wiry, April nth, at
F:#i o'clock. At thi• meeting the nf-
firers for the year In 111 he elected. Roll
'.11 will he answered hy "VMS of
Stale Bread." Mrs P-ntl.nd, of Nile.
will give a talk on some of the work
the t% omen's Inatit.ite is doing for
horns anti !omit ry. Members are asked
to rome ready to answer tlse roll roll
and hting others with tbem to enjoy
the ntee•ing. A ten -rent tea is Nerved
dur'ng war time to help the Red Ores
work. A pro.rem .1 music, etc.. will
be provided. Evrrvh.dv i. welcome.
KIPPEN.
`VFuxsSDAY, April 14.
PiKtroaat_–Thr following have re-
turned huwr after spending the Eas-
ter v..catiom wi.h friend. here: Mi -s
May McGregor, of Stratford Normal,
and Mr. Gu, dun Gauld, B.A., of Tor-
onto, rent, is shout to leave for the
front, and the following teaehrra.
Mi-. Margaret Mello, or Vienne ; M1131
Nellie Mc(lr.g.,r. Wellesley ; Mr. Wm.
SWillir, of But ford, and Mr. Leonard
Smill.e; of It pky Vies Kate Mc-
Dtarwid has returned front a few
week: visit in Toronto.... ...Mr.
and Mr... Edmrund Mori -on end
his sitter, Mt.. Emily, welt) in Hamil-
ton Ir.t week. attending the wedding
of their cousin, Mr. - `V, `J . Morri.nn,
principal ..f the Dutton high school.
Bt.'SINKio Coast's. – Mr. Robert
Rrownlee has begun h isiLess in D.
Hety's old rtend, hrvn.g p'..rehaaed hie
.took of guild recently. All wt.b Mr.
Br..,.•nlee emcee -is in his new venture
end Mr. Hay and family health and
g.,..d heroine in a well-earned rest in
oue of our 141 -ger cities.
AueuRN.
'tVEDeiWAT, April 21.
The farmer* are busy seeding at
prevent.
Thr ft 11 continuo for ronnec
with the Nlyth Telephone Co. was
1a1111U•
Spray Your Orchards
Nothing Pays bettor
i stet agent for all *prey
Mete, 0,1, Line Molphur,
1),y ti.euhlr Sulphur,
h. tit Dry and Pate Ar-
.•.nate of I.eat1.
SPRAY PUI1P5
--both power end hand
ruv.-Mites.
FERTILIZERS
We have the hest branis
and at all pricer.
Come in sod -e.- me Ie -
1.11'r pl•rng yon. urrlet.
D. F. iIAMLINK,
G.ai.rit•h, Ont.
aanetio.ad by the Ontseio Rahway
Board at Goderich oa Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cowell returned
W their house at Pickford, Michigan,
oo Mcnday.
(fro. Beadle and Murray Patterson
moved their linuaehold ell(sots 10 their
new pla•-ea .. sbode cm Monday.
Jobe Fergu.00 has *soured r situ-
ation as blacksmith on • bridge oun-
'structiun work at Totooto and left uo
Thursday morning.
%V. T. Riddell met with an accident
0o Tuesday Mein, when his auto left
the road and upset in the ditch oppos-
ite D. Loekhatt's farm. For tuoatay
be was able to extricate himself from
under the machine and get w R. Mc-
Elwee e rad Mr. McGee brought him
Moab*. He Ie sow under the doctor's
ear, and we hope for his speedy re-
covery.
The death occurred at Guelph Go
April I Iib, after a short illness. of Mrs.
Findlay Welsh, formerly Mies Anoie
Dobie, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Wm.
IMbie of this village. The deceased.
wbo was thirty -live veal -sof age, leeives
to mourn their loss brr husband and
two chihlren aged five and .even years.
The sympathy of many friends goes
tail to the bereaved one. in their sor-
row.
•.eve—..........
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Some of our district corres-
pondents have this week placed
an extra stamp on the envelopes
containing their news budgets.
This it unnecessary, so long as
the envelope is uueralyd. The
Postot8ce Depaitment has ruled
Oita "printer: copy" is not sub
jec; tc the special tax. One cent
will still being an unsealed enve-
lope containing manuscript for
the printer.
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WESTFIELD.
TraSD.-t. April xl.
News NOTEM –The ladlett have
begun their housecleaning for the
spring. Housecleaning with women
conies around as regularly as the
season There was no church ser-
vice at either Donnybrook or West-
field on Sunday, on account of Rev.
Mr. Conway's being ill.... .Miss
Margaret Farrow and her brother
Roy visited friends in Ashfield on
Sunday - ... We ate sorry to bear that
Mlrs. Jemes Henry ha. herd a stroke of
paralysis. We hope to hear of her
re•cov. ry soon.
.KINGSBRIDGE.
MoNDAY, April 1W
Nave NUTK1..–Miss Kate Keane
,rturreed how. lest week after •o
extended vi•it with her sister, Mr+. C.
Furan, of We_t Wawano.h ....1'h�e.
(ieuley, jr., is working for John
O'Neil ..11r. end Mrs. Cornelius
Forau and son visited herr last week.
We ate pl•esed to report that
1V.Ilintn end W.Iheld McCarthy are both
iwprovtog nicely. The former has
been very ill flow an attack of pneu-
monie and the latter war the victim of
the shooting acr.deut 0t the Orb inlet,
Seeding time ie bare again.
Remember the slogan, "Patriotism and
'Production," now.
I rrom Another correspondent.
Taft LATH PATKICK LONO.–The tare
Patrick Long, who -e death firs already
been recorded in The Signal, left to
mourn him beside. his brother and
s
-isle', hi.ietrr-in-law, Mrs. William
J. Long, tiller nephews and a niece :
William. and John Long, at A-.ump-
tion C'olieg., Sandwi.-h ; Mar,crret and
Philip, at h 7'h• d -*rased was
born hi Asidlolet fifty-eight years ago
And had lived in thee township all his
life. He wee a Liberal in politics, and
always bad .,und teawn.s to give for
hid political views. A ora -I td eterhng
iuteg ity. he will , e rui..•1d in the.
eou.wuoi"y, •is he was one u; the stawp
of .nen who site always needed.
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Where, Paint.
Value&Counts
i
THE difference between good
paint and cheap paint is the dif-
ference between a suit of clothes made by
a crack tailor and one made by a bungler.
The cheap suit looks all right for a
short time but it hasn't staying qualities. a
The good suit holds Its shape and
color in spite of wear.
•
is good paint that gives lasting service. It is not cheap
in price but certainly the most economical, since it out-
wears paints d lower cost and hides so much better
that fewer gallons are required.
We sell "High Standard" and the entire Lowe
Brothers bne because we have satisfied ourselves that
we can give our trade wen for fieir money in selling
these retable "Little Blue nag" paint products.
Let us talk over with you your punt *wads.
HOWELL HARDWARE CO.
Limited
Meet Place to Bey Hardware. news 5
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000D HEALTH
RIGHT'S
ISEASE
is the dead{»O acrd moat
painful ntaledj- to which
mankind is subject. Dudd's
Kidney Pill% will cure any
cave of Brigbt'r Disease.
They have never failed in
one single cane. They ars
the only remedy that ever
has cured it, and they are
the only .■m.dy that can.
There are imitations elf
L)udd's Kidney Pi ,
boa and name–but
tions are dangerous. The
original and only genuine
cure for Bright's 'Disease u
DODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
Dodd's iGdney Pills are 111
fifty cents a hos at all
druggist*.
The Rural Telephone.
There can he no doeht that a good
telephone development in the rural
comtu:uit! surrounding a town is of
grey' benefit to totb town and coun-
try.
The Chesley Enterpt ise of April 1st
last ezpresier its sativfsction with the
telephone development in the di.tsict
tributary to C'herley in the following
teems :
"Charley may well be proud of its
rural telephone counectiou. There are
today approxiu.etely three hundred
such phones which are owned and
maintained by tat mei: 'fhe lines
connect direct with the switchboard
of the Bell company, the (rewrote pay-
ing that company a small annual fee
for twitching. In this way the farmer
obtain% intercommunication not uuly
with his neighbor on the same line.
but with all phone holders compsirini
the Cbesley- excbenge. Lcns•d.--
tance connections are alto available
when desired. While this develop-
ment _-ouuuenced in Ittt$, when the
Orr & Steinhoff Zine and the North
Brant Ae oc,ation were organized.
the real growth has taken place since
11111, wbeu no less thea thio teen local
systems have been formed.
'This splendid showing has leen
brought shout by Neo-•p-reting with
the Heil company and illustrate. what
may be accomplished in other sections
where the farmer's phone is lacking if
the farmers will ro atloid it in for
right way. Until recently, the Che -ley
farmer hues imposed an extra toll of
lite on each long distance connection.
For example, if a Paisley phone holder .
talked Wes termer oil the Chesley line
he was charged 'Jbe, of which fisc ac-
creed to the Bell company and 101 to
i the Chest. y line. whereas on a .iwila.
call reversed the farmer on the Cher -
ley line only paid i&c, the Bell regular
long-distance rate. This meant that
the same rate was not charged for the
seine servu•e Loth ways and the Rail-
way Board insists tfut there should he
no discrimination. The Bell el npany
charged the seine to its own sub-
scribers. es to be fartceri lines on all
long-distance business Ito we think
theCbesley lines have adopted a vstee
courseein abolishing chit extra charge,
thereby ulrkiog the rate the same to
all .utecriteers at Vheeley ez:bangr
whether they are Neil or connected on
one of the foamy 10" -al lines " a 1.11
OBITUA RY.
MKS THOMAS KOLL, KI'( AKDINE..
1 Mr.. 'Mortise Bell died •uddrnly on
Muu.tay, April b h. at the home of her
son. Alexander Bell, Kincardine. De-
ce.ewt era. pevetety-tune years of age.
!She cone to Caned. from Belfast, Ire -
Vim and Vitality I land, iii 1M17, end after several yearn'
Are assured if you will cleanse your reebirn.•r 1n Halton county .be came
stomach of undigested fond end foul to Huron township. Bruce county.
g She i- survived 1•y two eons mud lour
gas*• ; the exert bile frow the liver I dauglorr- : Alex , of Kincardine, end
and the weptr matter from the intra A.ehie, of Blyth ; Mire. Wm. Wilson.
Mr.. '1 hos. Hooey, Mrs. Alex. Fraser
and Moe. Peter Reevte, all of Huron
t.,wu.hip.
tines and bowels hy the use of
FiG PILLS
the great, fruit, kidney, live., stomach
and bowel remedy.
At all dealeoe 2 and i3O cent boxes
ei mailed by The Fes Pill Co., tit. I Leamington Port (April M) : in his
Thomas, Ont. Sold in Goderich bytrighty-second year. t;barlea EWey
E. H. Wigle, druggist. died so his home. 53 Lincoln road.
W•Ikrivdle, Fridepp afternor.n. Mr.
Blsle was burn in T.trooto end moved
down for a enlor-ergeant Miss limp- W Leami.KWn, where he wile m
. farer
CHARLPS ELaLET.
Billeting Non -Cann.: I've got you y
eon : Oh! But, indeed, I'd much rather for a number of yyears. Twuman ago
•. %i
have only • I-rinate if he's a white one! he moved t.lkerville, where he
–London Opinion. made his re-iden.- • thee,. He i. sur-
_-_ vived by these sons, Jacob and James,
HE COULD NOT MAKE ONE STEP. hath of Huron county. and Allan of
Leamington, and three daughter,,
Then Dodds kidney Pills Cured Walter M� Jo eph A1lelie of Leamington, Roberts and 1d3 and Erre, et home. Funeral
services were held Monday morning at
Lewisport, Terillingete District. the teaid. nrs. The remains were then
Ntld., Ape i1 lilth.–(Special).--A thrill- brought by special car to Leaming:on,
ing story of a splendid cute by Dodd'.. where interment was made in the
Kidney Pills is told by Walter J. Ron- Lakeview cemetery.
errs, a wellknown resident of this
place. Mr. Jamb Ebky, of Colborne town -
trouble eterted from • cold slip, is a.on of the d.eessed.
O 'er mea -lee," Mr. R ,heru. ..tet.-.
"For nineteen months I was rou.fined elm taA NIYZY5.
to the house, rod for tem months i After an Ulnae extending over four
c.mW nut make one step. months, the spirit of Miss Ice Niven.
"1 tried roan doctors and needicin.s passed peacefully away to the Great
but got no relief from thea.. The Beyond on Tuesday. The deceased
tremble was in my feet, legs and arms, was the third dais/titer of Mr. \Vm.
arid .t times was *Unmet unheoraMe. Nirena and was hole at Demeannnn in
1 could not feed nlypelf for those ten UM year IAMmil
B. The fay have Momthe.resident* of Goderieb for the part
tweet y -.even year.. Besides her
father, their '.main to wens; her
departure six si.leti and one here her.
all of Oodericb. They ars : Kate
(Mn. A. (lralsap). Untie. Jack,
Midge
(Ma. MiLi4). Bettie (Mr, Ed.
The Colborne Store
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HIS store has not arrived at its present state of
usefulness by chance. It isn't the result of for-
tunate circumstances, but downright honest hard
work. Work wherein your interests as buyers
have been carefully studied at all times.
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS
You are getting every day nearer to houseclean-
ing tine and seri want something for your floors
and windows. We keep*. very desirable stock of
Hugs, Lioolsums,Oilciothsand Oilcloth Bordering*.
Window Curtains and Window Nets from 11114,
to a real Madras in fight and dark colorings up to
sa
UNDERWEAR
Kverything in chili's, girl.' and ladies' Summer
Underwear, including lath •.' Comhioation Suits
., . at 21o, 50o ani tirOe ■ wit.
W AI,TS
New Spring White Voile and Lawn Waists,
up to the moment in every particular and at
ruckbottom prices too.
Tall1111111111111.
'At last 1 tried Dodd'. KidneyPill.,
t .king 1 wen' y -eight boxes in al, end
am glad to say they made a firm cum
of me."
HILENS.
WCDR•rwnAY, April 21.
Mn. John Rennet end troy. event a
week with her mother, Vee. H. Ruth-
erford.
Mtge Coelho is very ill at pr'een,.
Vet y 1l t l le hope le held of her re -
res. • rya
The let Nelsons Nasw'h of the Wit.
mete • institute will bold their A,wil
man leg at t be borne of Nt. • Pelt -
den an Thursday, the VW h. sehjsob t
•floe• raw we help nor gi.M and bon
saw lbw/ help sle r" rived • •Making 11wap."
)k* sail •warps.►. "'Familiar Proverbs'
Question drawer t muMe. eta
DRESS GOODS
Our Seegers and Broadcloths are worthy of the
careful buyer's exact consideration. Blaek end
blur Serge at •Oo, filo. $1.00, $1.2s.
. •1.10, $1.71, $2.00 and $2.28
Green, blue and blaek Broads are now amomapt
our beet sellers, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.10.
Tbey are 50 W 31 inches wide.
HOSIERY
W. still have ladles' Hew 2 pain for 25e and we
Dever sold a better quality for that price, and •
large assortment of better stocklLgs for a better
price. We are offering the beet !so cotton hose
made.
CORSETS
Come here nor your Spring Correa and OAK for
D .t A.
J. H. COLBORNE
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LONDON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
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SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER OP SCHOLARSHIP AND PRIZES.
Write for Particulars
LOTTIE ARMSTRONG. P. LINFOHTH WILLGOOSE,
Registrar. Mos. Bac. t Duoelm i Principal.
Address: -354-6 Dundas 5t., London. Ont.
Spring ha. t•nnt•r. The •trret water -
TURN On THE `NATER ing cart trade it. appearatice un Tues-
day. It was needed, too.
11, eh* hole, *ft.-, ,ve have
I,• umonnr-d .t .11 right- rhos will , For the finest confections and treat
I -r no clang:, of leeks (1 Kiry wait. sated peanuts try Blackston.'r,
ing for wa"err. 1 Professor Kylie. of the University
of Toronto, addreesen the Canaille's
A MODERN 1 Club of Goderich on Wednesday Ives-
, ing, his theme being "The hews of
BATHROOM - the %Var."
pi., in by real santtaty plumbers] With advao.ing years comes con -
will save It. c at in a- rt 11's bills Miter ion. Reza!! 0,derltes are a spec -
•v. ry i. -0r. L -t'. pot one in fur tall gond lazetive for ageing •maple.
r So.•nly by 'etre Rezall Store, Illy, 23e
and 50c lk-zew.
Tomorrow (Friday) will 1s. St.
George's Day. the day that Et1gilah-
mea celebrate
Fred Hunt It -Mrs.. W. D Shaun. n and Mies
Josie Shannon have returned from
Nam.iton Storer "vie as I thew visit to Ottawa.
you while. you are renova• tug 700
hotter.
Carters Mvrtleand Will.. 'The funeral
took plare this alirrnoou t•- \iaitland
cemetery. the services being coin torted
ry Het. Gro."E Root Jlauy beautiful
flood 11inutr• wee, sent by f. ...Ws of
the here*. ed fsuti.y. The p••Ilhearer.
were Me -•r•. Jets. Heddl-, Jolt. Mc-
Nevin, 'tVil•on Oke, %V \lorrish.
Phil. (routed and Rich.nond O. r
eke. JKRt)M6 K. Mot)Ks.
Word has tern preterit of the death
at :t1 Frederick ay. nue, Del r. it. Mich.,
on April O, of ('ha, int kr. wife Of
Jerome R. Moore. The dressed lady I adramdeatiolastamemtemoressomoramassa
was a daughter of the Iete SVm.
Pallet of Goderich. Tne family left
here twen•y-rive or mor. yeanego.
Mr*. Tate leaves six ch.ldren : Mr*.
E. M. Hammond, Mrs. H `Nilson and
Minnie, Jay, Charles W. end Roy
Moore. There are oleo two rimers :
Mts. it. N. Reed and Mlp. William R.
Lundy. The latter spent some time
bete last year as e summer visitor.
MRS. JAMES PAKR.
YOU, CAN BE(i1N ANY DAY
st
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
°WEN SOUND. ONTAMO
tier nun the e-.,nr.y bedding and 1
aurora (.i yew, of e, p•' ,'rete.
Export in+, rector. produce the .cry
beet ro-oto.
Catakgue ire..
C.A. Foam tv0•F C. A.. Principal.
G. D. FLzMttnt, Secretary.
1 Many Colleges close for Vacation at
Midsummer Our College does not
TORONTO--CIIICAGO
Much sorrow was felt it. (;(xlericb
on receipt of the death 01 Mrs. Jame,
Farr, of Stratford. whirb was re-
eorded in last werk'r Signal. Mn.
Farr was on • visit to her Nei+err, Mn.
Dagur,lrlt Sarnia. and while 'bete took
a told which developed into pnen-
monia, resulting in her death on the
Pith inst. The deceased and het family
lived in Ooderich for many years, un-
til they removed to Stratford about
four years ago. Mer. Far, had many
w..rm friends In Nnderich, by whom
she was very highly esltcatII. She
was fifty -mem years of age. B ride,
her hu.hand, three eons and one
daughter survive : Rdwerd Fere. of
Stratford; Will, of Ton onto: Cecil, of
Winnipeg, and Mie. Mahal at home.
There tae four .urviwing 'Peter.: Mn.
Degan and Mr.. Futcher, i -.f Sarnia;
Mn. Aldrich, of Berlin. and Mrs. Fur -
neve, M St. Mary.. The fnneeal took
place lit atraltnrd on the imtb inst.
Stele of I,elks Snits ant Decries.
1*dies' .mita at $7.50; ladies' wash
dress+ from Al 00 to 411.R0: silk
dresser front 56111 np ; cloth dresses
from a2.75 up to 51.00. P. T. DRAM.
Fall Fair Grants M Fall.
Hon. James Duff, Minister of Agrl•
culture, has announced that awing
to the improved flnanr.al condition
the grant. Nen 1.11 fain will he pelts In
hill. 1' we..ind•r.tn-d Nem- .nnntlrs
ago that the Onter(n (lovwrsmewt
ernnld en. tail the. preen, nee* nn fall
fairs and wnnkrpay only fifty per cent.
of ib. rrranta.
ltexall Ord. lles work *Indy no the
o•eis, LN inging to the ebaek • liege
d gosd health. Sou r+sl. by H. O.
Dsa�� Resell Store, M
Sre, 10e, e sad•
No matter how homely a mit niter is
a woman *luno• ray+ hr. has a good
face.
CENTRAL
/
STRAT FORD. ON T..
tanomie'. beet tns.terwl irritants(
whonl. We hare 1Meeagb'wenw. and
erp.ricneu'd iwtructor- in a• h M nor
troop • department- -- t ower, tel.
!•h•wtheed end T. Ie.reaky. (Air soon
two-. , ..,..d and sou .1r..141 read uo. t
large. tree catal ger. %Vole for it at
D. A. McLACH1.A1\, Pshrll.•l.
THE FIRST STEP
(Mee Nene, n44 w toned 1t ba• -•ir Wt
.chess. to theorem', of yoNtt people
wbo er to for our c.tal.>he a• the
arra clop toward a auoa.al.. rted po.t ler..
lake the wap todet Adder. t col ral
Huainan t otlege. Y; `lenge Street. Tor
onto.
W. H SHAW. d're.tdent.�
.aver
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