The Signal, 1915-4-29, Page 44 IrlttntaoaT. AtraZL !, 111E
THE'SJONAL GODERI
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ONTARIO
FRESH
from old Load
A new English model that is
%manually attractive. A two -
button coat with full .oft roll
roller, patch pockets and snug
high waist Five -button wain -
coat, with soft roll lapel and •
so ppy new wrinkle in waist
seams. Narrow trousers with
bound tops and . uff bottoms
The"Milbanke"
A %octetp ]Brans Mcdel
Designed by Peine for young
men who like to keep • step
ahead of the prose tioo.
We show this model in exclusive
new fabriBfabrics. The supply is
limited.
W. C. Pridham
SOLE AGENT
Goderich
Seasonable
Footwear
WE feel the very least we
can do for you when
you come into this store is
to give you Shoos or Rubbers
that will be absolutely, com-
fortable aad will wear to
your sat1.fsclion We wan t
you to realize that your well.
fare is our first consideration
Our prices are moat reason
able.
REPAIRING
Geo. MacVicar
North side of Square
•. Goderich
le 1q
A seen. reit aid slsrdw arrrr.ar .v441164
tem tlMarhd Crosotrd ruses esewnsyass
of UI 11 a e Cwt W s I..s Semore4
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DUNGANNON.
Movves% April m
Mise Kt het Cw has goo, to Tomato
to take • position as teacher In one of
the schools there.
Ool Macltwan and D. Taarbiln are
to be In Dungannon os Wednesday.
May kb, to purchase harems foe mili-
A
lawn bowilo�f so
club has ba
formed with the following officers :
President. Rev. 0. Gomm ; 'screwy,
Bart Trele•v.o ; treasurer. J. C. Mc-
Farlane.
Mr. and Mrs. John Godfrey, of
Wilkie. Bask., were vWuag the lady's
sister, Mrs. David Sprout. of West
Wawaooeh, ural have returned by way
of Winnipeg. Oalgery and Ban after
veoding the winter with relatives at
Kineston, Mountain Grove and other
points in Ootaiio.
A beautiful window has been placed
in tit. Paul's church as e memorial of
the late J. M. Roberts, for a great
many Tears one of the leading men of
this village and dutri,;t. The desia^n
shows our Saviour and the little chil-
dreq with the words, "Suffer little
children to come unto Ms." The win,
dow arae dooated by Yrs. Roberts and
children, now of Goderich, and is a
most appropriate melaoriel of the de-
parted husband end father.
Foturtn itesibsrr HOtrORED --Stu.
John Hilae, of Kincardine, formerly a
mercbent in Dungannon, is moving to
L.00don. He has been an active mem-
ber of the Kincardine Methodist church
and on bebalf of the trustee and
quarterly boards of the church be was
pretested with an address and a walk-
ing -cane suitably inecribsd. The Kin-
cardine Review says: -"•Kincardine
loses • Food citizen in the person of
John Hiles. who has sold his house end
is musing to London He is • shrewd
business man and faithful to his obli-
gations. Mr. Hiles made a success of
the wercbaotile business at Armow
and afterwards branched out at Dun-
gannon.
uo-gannon. He sold out at botb places
and cams to Kincardine as paetasr
with F. R. Collins in • gsoenl store
business where Mr. Ti. plin is now.
For the past sew years be has been
living • retired life. Mr. Hiles will be
particularly missed in the Methodist
church, where he and his wife and
faintly were worshipper" and workers."
WKDeeseee, April 24.
Mrs. H. Jones visited relatives in
Goderich last week.
We are glad to report that Robt.
Bowers is improving in health.
Mr. Hugh Hill, of Benmiller, called
at Jas. H. Joboston's on Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. Logan, of Auburn.
were guests at Dr. edd's last Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Wilson. of Gode-
rich, visited at David Sproul's last
Sunday.
Rev. J. Hunter and Mn. Hames vt►
ited relatives and frieods at Brussels
last week.
Robert Davidson is making prepara-
tion. to improve his barns and stalls
this summer.
W. H. Robertson. of The Signal,
Goderieb, gave our village a call Sat-
urday evening.
The River Valley creamery opened
up business this week, with H. Ander-
son Y proprietor.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gbon and
daughter, Miss tithed, left To.ediy for
Camrose, Saskatchewan.
Mrs J. Medd. of Auburn, is the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Duff, of the village, this week. 1
Jas. H. Johnston has improved they
appearance of his new premises by
building • good substantial flitter.
Quarterly services will be held iu the
Methodist church nett Sunday morn-
ing. There will be no evening service.
Geo. Case, of the teaching staff, and
H. Robert.00, of the Sterling Lank.
spent one night last week in the bush
fishing sackers.
The monthly devotional service of
the Presbyterian Guild will be held
io the Presbyterian chinch Sunday
eveonng at 7 p.m.
Mw loci• Steward and friend. Mr.
C..rtwright, .4 Wingham, visited the
foreseer's bones and friends in the vicin-
ity on Sunday last.
The fanners are staking rapid prog-
ress with seeding notwithstanding
the excessive beat. A Targe acreage is
b. ins sown. and from all reports sat -
infection petrol's as G. the ease of cul.
Ovation letsear. A bountiful hex -
vest is hoped for.
DaATH or Mie. ONO. CURREt.i..-
After a lingering illness Jane Bell, be-
loved wife of George Correll. passed
peacefully awayat bet borne at lot l8.
concession 1, eat Wawaoosb, on
Monday. April 28th. Deceased was
in her seventies h year and was born in
Aisle n. tinglaod. She leaves to mourn
her loss lien beabaad and one beothin.
Robert Belt, of Dungannon The fun-
eral took place today to Dungannon
cemetery. The enviers were con-
ductor! by Rev. G. Gomm and tbe pall-
bearers were Messer. Ben. Crawford,
Wee Smith, Thomas Culbert sad D 7
Henry Jones. A number of relative dd
attended the funeral frees Hamm
villa, Stratford and 0ndesteb,
AUBURN.
Wades a taY, April :ll.
Some of our sports ere snaking good
hauls et sulker fishing this week.
Misses May and Mewl Ferguson, of
elision. spent Sunday at their home
bare.
G. F. Yu.gllut shipped • car of bogs
to Tomato on Wednesday, paying the
farmers W per huedrsd.
A. Asquith is .hippies a ear of
potatoes for W. T. Riddell this week,
paying 19 cents par bushel.
Charles Nevins is assisting Walter
Pfeffer. proprietor of the Auburn
bones, while the latter is still suffer -ie.'
from sciatica.
Mies Rosa Wagner M confined to her
room this week wider the doctor'.
care. W. bops ebe maysoon be
oval to her oal b.alt
AN AcCbDET.-OnACCIDENT.-OnMonday after-
noon Mr. Wte. BilUb sod Mr. Jobs
Jefferson. of St. Augustine. drove up
to the Sterling Bank and Mr. Sillib
went in, leaviug Mr. Jefferson in the
buggy. The horse managed to rub its
bridle oft and Mr. Jefferson being
afflicted with paralysis was unable to
jump clear of the rig and was thrown
down. receiving a nasty cut at his left
eye and some severe bruises. The
services of 1)r. Weir were secured and
four stitches were required toeless the
wound. The tense took a straight
road down the hill and failing to make
the turn at the evaporator went
through the fence. Having freed
itself of the buggy. it proceevied down -
the river hank and landed in the Mait-
land River, from which it was re-
covered not much the worse, baviog
only • few theist scratches. We hope
for Mr. Jeflerstn'• speedy recovery.
'Mhos. Adrian i. assisting G. E. Den-
stedt In painting his hardware store
and dwelling, adding much to their
0
Sare the oat,
amdiciae that
Kidneycore Dill -
Bright's" De
ease this dis-
use was im-
p easrablssntt/
Dedd.lGdeeu Pits•
awed k. on
thsouslv
eee c.abms
that without Dodd'.
y Pins tet are
hbetw�rleea alauaDia
Pins are the first Dod�y
Piwe
Mot ear cured Diabase&
lnitatittae-baa, naaeaad
pill, are advertised to do so,
but the medieiae that ire
Il's
labetos
is Dodd's Kidney Dina
Dodd's Kidney Pins ars
fifty cents a boa at •11
druggists.
KIPPER.
ThEm.DAY, April !ib.
ANOTHER OLD RRSIDgNr Goxs.-
On Sunday, the 18th last., the wbole
community WAS grieved to hear that
Mrs. Henry Pen/out/4i bast passed
away that morning from beam failure.
It was altogether uoexpect.d, as she
had been in her usual health up to the
last. The late Mrs. Profound (form-
erly Mies C..roline Koi.htl s W born
nn the pal. of Wight. England.
seventy-two yearn ago and canis to
appearance, thio country with her urease when
quite young. Tbe family located in
U.horns township, where they lived
souls yearn, afterward. rumoring to
Grey township. She was married in
Exeter fifty-two years ago t3 her now
bereaved husband. They settled fiat
near St. Thomas, then near Glencoe,
and twenty-five years ago they came
to the farm where she died, lot 9, coo -
cession 4, Stanley. Slee leaves to
mourn her low her husband, one
daugbter-Mrs. Bares, of Goderich
three sons -James H.. undertaker and
furniture dealer, of Oil Springs;
George. traveller for the Curk,hutt
Plow Co., and Charles, at home ; be•
sides two sisters, four brothers and
numerous grandchildren For thirty-
eight years she and bur husbaod have
been members of the Methodist
church, doing t heir par, in upholding
good wort iu the community.
The deceased urn. especially dev„tett
to the %Voman'. Mi.siouary Society of
the Methodist church. The tuners)
'service was eondocted hy her pastor,
the Rev. J. Greene. The funeral 10
Baird', cemetery was largely attended.
The pallbearers were her two eldest
sons, James H. and tieorge, and her
four brothers, Cherie. and Jame". of
Cr•nbrook ; George, of Maedarofle
and WVilliam W., a teacher in Belle-
ville high "ewe'.
COLBORNE.
WEDsESD.tY, April 21.
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING. - 00
April 10th • very happy event took
place in the borne of Mr. and Mee.
George Youogblut, Colborne town-
ship, in the celebration of the fiftieth
aaoivereary of their marriage. Three
sons, four daughters, grandchildren
and friends were present. A program,
I suggestive of the oecesioo, was in-
troduced and followed by • brief ad-
dress by Rev. H. RoppeL A floral
offering was then presented by two
little granddaughters. Letters of
greetings were read from one son, two
daughters, and relatives wbo were not
able to be present Mrs. %Valper, •
daughter, read the following address
to the parents in behalf of the chil-
dren:
DEAR PARxNr.,-It is with hearts
of joy and gratitude to God that we
have the privilege of meeting in our
old home on this special occasion to
celebrate your golden aoniwereary,
NS this thought in mind, we recall
mootbs and years of parental
Imre, tender sympathies which you
;have given to us, with kindly
1 counsel wherever circumstances •l
forded. 1t a. on this occasion that we -
desire ro "give boor to whom honor
is due," to .bow appreciatloe of past
lows and to gather to„(hese few social
hours to .prod some time which will
be k.ng remembered by us your chil-
dren and also. God permitting, by you
yourselves. We still wish you con-
tinued years. health, joy. and God's
richest blessing.. lase ask you to
kindly accept these gifts as a token of
love and appreciation of sweet remem-
brancer of pest life.
Sigued ..o behalf of the ebildren,
J. W. Yot-NoeLOY.
Mr. and Mrs. Youngbut resoosded
in • touching manner. Appropriate
and instrumental music was &len rend-
ered during t be social hour. Hearty
congratulation" were conferred on the
honored couple by all present. after
which the 'wets were resited t.. •
hounuful repast. Mr. 1'ouogirlot was
born March 3, 1!C61, and risme from
South EYtbope township, Pi -rte coup- 1
ty. Mrs. Ebztheth Younithlut was I
born June 14, 1817, and came from
Dumfries township, Waterloo county.
They were merrie4 in 18116 and were
blessed with a family of ten children.
May the Lord abutly Muss them,
granting unto them Hie eboic.st bless-
ing and many morehba•ppppy days among
their children end friends.
PORT ALBERT.
WEDNESDAY AIM/ SS.
NEws Noyes. -Mise Jessie McMillan
is speeding the week with her eider,
Mrs. Herb. Mors ie, Dear 8alttord
Miss Roselle and Mr. Ed. Sehoeebab
of Clinton, spent the week -rod visiting
friends in this vicinity Mies Vic-
toria Senate, of Goderieh, was a Sun-
day visitor at J. McGee'• The
Ladies' Guild of Christ cburcb beld
their monthly mesuag at the home of
their president, Mrs. W. 0. Gray last
Thursday afternoon . Miss Gray,
McDermid, of Nile, was the goat of
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dickson last week.
Mrt. Norman Colelougb and
rthildreo, of Godeeleb, are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beiodley at
pusses . Quite • number of mea
are busily eogaged building • new
roof on the mill. Mr. Seboenh•b and
son Herb. are up from Clinton assist-
ing with the work.
MILLINERY
AT WHOLESALE PRICES
We have a select line of Millinery, of
which we invite inspection
Also-NiJlinery
style.*
We carry a full line of
Trintosistes in latent
Ladies' and Men's
Boots and Shoes
Men's Suits
This year's Spring styles Nobby goods
at bargain day prig' • .
CALL AND SEE WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU
LEVITZ
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ToseDAI. April 27.
Ar. NtsTIOL-Me"ers. Jobe F.
Aalhwaa and Gregory Dalton lett last
Wednesday for Detroit, where they
started to work in the capacity of fire -
Ism on ooe of the lake steamers
Mr. John McOartby. who has spent
the last few weeks In Detroit, 1..pe ed-
ing a few }lays et his boom here
Thomas Qu4tworking la Grafi
ricb . FFrsd Brewer be mow b the
employ of Mr. Edward Flyus. Mr.
Brewer sed family will redds In A
McGom's boom on ooassesioa 6
Bdwerd Dalton, who meet
twinter
months here. Ids lea week for the
Northwest Reese of the farmers
1. this vl.laity have - - -.d seeding.
dDoetRIOH t'vwftflrtlr.
i1e a of ties UDItd
will tyo Mem el h teemn.4
es
Jsbe.tea. Herm read, se Wednes-
day, May kb. M LW 0. A bele
sessmiedma 111
enol III dmmelems wee
1._ =1 to the Omedba Bed Oram.
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ST. AUUUSTINE
MONDAY. April 211.
Mr. Davi'i McAllister attended the
I. O. O. F. service lit Gudericb on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frei Robina., of
Goderich. visithd the former'. sister.
Mrs J. Redwood, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. lei'. 8. Andrews and
family, of Prosperity. 'spent *day with
friends in tbis vicinity this week.
Mr. Klee and Miss Mary Murray, of
St. Heil -os, called un friends in this
'trinity ten* evening last week.
A nu.n' er of the young people of
this •trinity bad a "shower" for Mr,
and Mrs. Chas R3b;oson on Tuesday.
That real gond tee cream is Black-
stone'.. Phone 240. Otdrrs d: livered.
TO„CORRESPONDENTS.
S .me of our district corres-
pondents have this week placed
an extra stamp on the envelopes
containing their Dews budgets.
This is unoeereeary, so long Y
the envelope is unsealed. The
Postoffice Department has ruled
that "printer copy' is not sub-
ject tc the special tax. One cent
will still hi ing a° unsealed enve-
lope containing rnanuscrlpt for
the printer.
TIN(i OP ALL KINDS
ds' I7, thoroughly sad
We'U repair or reeve
root. yopt et. s
pot year cbltaney top,
Maters, getters or awoke In dres-
.l..s esaditlee.
FAMILY
REPAIRING. TOO
if yyeeas went It. Pat a new .rppsr
hallos
roe t h. wed troller, wised
as blade of leeks le tinware.
Fred Hunt
lbalests .*etre. .t- p, ills
ThE COLBORNE STORE
Our Spring Stock Is Now At Its Best
Never before was our stock in such good form to meet the wants of the house-
keeper as at the present time. We have the best that the market affords in
Linoleums, Oilcloths, Rugs, Mats, Lace Curtains, Madras Curtains, Voile Cur-
tains, Twine Curtains and a Targe assortment of other window material in Lace,
Scrim and Bungalow Nets from 15c to tBoc a yard.
Linoleum
N•irn's Scotch Linoleum is the beet cloth on use
market and we carry this line in the newest
patterns in 4 yard. wide.
Oanadian Linoleum in 2 and 4 yards is to be had
Isere in a rang. of patterns. A doth mads for
the Caaadiao climate.
la Canadian Oilcloth in all widths and many ''difler-
eat patterns at per quare yard 31k.
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Curtains
Lace and Scrim Curtains are popular and our
stock is large and covers all the newest designs.
A big range of plain and oolored materials for
Curtains and Over Curtains is to be found bers.
Muslin sad Madras ars very popular.
Rugs
Our Rug department is most complete. We
carry every waited size in Rugs and at prices
that are right. Our stock of Tapestry is coot -
J1 many quallttee in both seamed and seam-
ees. It is always • pleasure to show these floor
veering' even 1f you are not intending to buy.
Velvets, Axminster, Brussels and Tapestries to
. choose from.
Underwear
Ladles' summer Underwear in plate and oombiva-
uon garments in oo.l.mre, abort and long sleeves.
from 1344 1) Atte a garment. lbw pimiento are
all perfect and can be depended upoo for wear.
Obildren's Underwear In ail +izes and both styles
of sleeve. We .teed back of thews garments.
Princess Slips. Cotton Drawers, Gowns sed
Skirts in new line materials and dainty patteroa.
D. and A. Corsets made by Canadians in Canada
for Canadians.
Hosiery
We speciaUza In Hosiery.
Boys' heavy ribbed cotton Hose in all sizes from 8
to 10. This Stocking is just what is needed where
the Hose get rough usage. Every pair 25e.
Girls' One Princess rib Hose, in all siz'. from 5 to
10. This stocking is • leader with merit. Pair 25c
Ladle. fine silt lisle Hoes made front the best of
yarns and guaranteed. Sizes 44 to 10
These three lines of Hose are made in Canada and
every pair is gusreateed to wear well and give
perteclseti.fartion. If • pair of Hose in any of
these three lines do bot give .be required stislac-
tion, return them to the Sectary with the guaran-
tee ticket and you will receive another pair in ex-
change. This guarantee holds with every pair.
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RED CHOSE NOTES
At the meeting of the loc.1 branch
of the Red Clow Society lie t we. k Mee.
McKim and Sirs. Taylor reported the
progress teat was made during the
month when the following articles
were shipped
April 1-9 •bospital eight shirts. ..r
deeming gowns, 20 cheiraeeloth hand-
kerchiefs. 1.116 dreusln,p, dtl6 bandages,
72 wash dot►.. Y well a. 1011), month
wipes 100 face eletbs. 8 triangle hand -
ages, and 4 doses beedagss of old
linen .
April 3-51 pairs of socks.
April lb -000 wipes, waby
-ssited by
Beretta Club). 19 knitted wash elotBeretta
271 Medages, 150 game dressings, 624
absorbent pada
Archdeacon Jones -Bateman read •
letter from Mrs. Fati ooar asking Ger
donations of sheets AIOD. hy 108 in. and
pillow slips 18 in by 35 in for the
University Red tiros* hospital*.
Contributions for this purpose sbould
be sent to Mrs. Colborne. Mn. Tay-
lor's committee was voted IOM for
bandages end dressings ; Mrs. McKim,
1115 for yarn: and Mrs. Colton*, 515
for material for sheets an i pillow slip..
As the Red Cross treasury is once
more practically empty, futber cootri-
butioos will he nece-.ary in order that
the society may cootinue its work.
The ladies of Victoria street church
recently cjotributed a second large
supply of bandages and a mon, for
which the thanks of the Bocirty are
trude red
Tbe Red Cross Society bas to thank
Mn. Kirk and the ladies of Dungannon
for a large contribution of cotton and
linen, which has been found very use -
t ul in lite mot k of thalami brsncb.
The Society thankful) acknowl-
edges the following : Mrs. Geo.
James, A pain snicks Mrs. Jame" Clark,
1 pain sorts ; Mrs. W. J. Daniel. Mrs.
Reynolds, sr., 3 pairs each : Mee. 0.
Carey, Mrs. N. Steep, Mn. Ben. Nott,
Mrs. Burkholder, 2 pairs each : Mrs.
Hamilton, Mrs. Bogie (Colborne), Mrs.
Handy, Mrs. Burkholder, Mn. Con -
We, Miw Oonningb.m, Mrs Law -
combs, Mrs. Howell, Mrs tioldtborpe,
sr., 1 pair each ; AUes Bradwin (Cen-
tral scbool), 1 pair weieters.
A bale suet April 17th cnuWned 100
pain socks, 14 pain wristers, 1 cap, 12
pillows (coetriboted by Miss Luby,
(Buroo road).
Sines the °peeing meeting of the
Ooderieb branch of the Red Cross
Society on September gbh, ()re-
tributions to its funds have hese toads
by 173 with
the presets from ..vers/ together
and
entertainments, have made a total re-
ceipt of 1$181.418. The exposers have
bees as foibles : `Jest to beadoffoe,
2115.41 ; picking and markeUsg
apples
doomed to the Barbey, B13.50; Wu)
for soldiers at Ballebury Plains and
postage, KM: memorial foe met
to b.sdalloe each month, 842192 ;
amount voted for Material for nut
bale, 15.COI balance. B&W. The follow-
ing b a lint of the eentente of 18. hada.
. rot to dete1 ttotal hetng ea1ued at
81117.11: Dahe ysbirts 18, nightshirts a
hospital,irts 6 47, sheets towwels ma, dips ,181 pillows
elopes' d pairs, be oche 11 pairs.
sock. 912 pales, weighers 154 wire, saps
Ilk belts 10; .sae& 11K haedkan
ehi.hl 181, kuaaasdaKs. dew -
lsorhmet
l6� 851 tee Wacover 1
gowns 111, hinieliote 5 peke
7, kees`ps� towels 118,
bee dost has. gad., meet`
ages and preens >!', asenth wipes 1118►
several packages et sill MDs
Ts
ensiles, this wok MOM
�M.y
DDO �v. the •ed eat
herre.......s.:16...:::,.... have
selved the men* ef
A per: Baum -10,.
to-seOr* a. V. 'abet'.; .s.1 -es A's' ;'
permay.
SPRING
Footwear
in the neat and
comfortable n e w
spring models at
McC1in1oj's
Repairing
Promptly
A ttended
- to -
CANADIAN
PAciFi.0
For WiNNIPE:G
and VANCOUVER
lase Toronto 110 pm. il.ob
Attr..ti. a Tour'. to
PACIFIC ('DAFT POINTS
Psrtioalaer rust. Jo., Kidd. U.P.R. Tiekst
AnsaRee write I G. Moreby. A.P.A.. corner
ilLtas sad Yone% et re -rt., Toronto.
A clumsy carver ogee sent a goose
into • lady's lap. His apology was
better than his carving. "Ab, madam,
bow potent your charms are ; they at-
tract Dot only the living but also the
deed C S Gue
GRAND TRUNK SY5 EM
Double track all the war
TORONTO-alICAOO
TORONTO - MON !REAL
POR CISCA00
Lca. e Ton.otu.m.,
And t t. ti q m.
Lest"! OR t ora MONTREAL
and 1M.rn pm, daily
Smooth to.dbrd and highest rti a of
s•inipseet.
IL11 p..rrttirutars and hath reservation.
Grand Trunk ticket carer.
F. r. LAN'RIM('IC It SONS, Tow Pero.
�r and Tidbit Amour. P1... 5. 0. H. LA L'D-
Lit, Ktatioa Ticket Sent Mose 1=4.
T.usteeships Often
Las.: You ma r
1 st Through
have ays� wh°meate
11
in the friend whom baa
appoint as the original
Many Lifetimes t'e• b°t '°°.e
tto voice le the se:ee-
tion of his successors.
tai.i sarong Tr.:-: Co:naa-_ permaasnt and fa:8l. its duties
:ar more effe,trnl;- :Ian is .eossiWe in the ease of a private execu-
tor. It i= e.'!- or. h• watch in the interests cf it; clients ars
thronrh ice Officer! a - 1 Macagetn.n: it feels the pulse of the finan-
cial vv.)? i as no i rev !te individual can.
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?E Lona 7 WESTERN TRUSTS CO, LIMITED
7,'2 its - ND STREET. LONDON, ONT.
:9. C=7:97.3.: .si:ent 13E1 S. 1:1C. L
Mr. Bullder
HAVE YOU MADE ARRANGEMENTS
for the Flooring of Your New House !
We have a good stock of 3-8 Pensee Flooring in plain and
quartered ori and birch, grades and prices to suit
all purchasers.
We alto have a number of well -made Rookca es in oak
and birch. mahogany finish, which we are selling at
a very low price.
Oet our quotations on Lath. Shingles. Pine, Hemlock
and Oak Lumber.
Estimates Cheerfully Given
The Paget Grain Door co
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