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Wedding Gifts
For Fal Wahiawa
We have s.auy dainty
and pretty gift. to select
from, for the bride's now
home
WEBH'S iSNGLISH ROCK
CRYSTAL, aaei the new
floral designs in Cut Glass.
ranging it. price from a
A1.76 Comport to Reck
Crystal Goblets at 218.00
per down.
EXCLUSIVE R N G I. I S H
CHINA. Royal Crown
Derby, Minton, Coalport
and Wedgwood.
SII,VEFWARK. A kw
very choice piece. in Pier-
ced Silver Plate and Ster-
ling Silver.
PRICES REASONABLE
The Colonial Book Store
G RO. PORTER
Pickling!
We have everytt'og necessary
for use in Preserving .ad Pick-
ling.
Jar Rubbers
of twat quality.
Parawax
High-grade white verawAx fur
sealing purposes.
Corks
A11 sizes and shapes to fit any
bottle.
Bottles
Special large Pickle Bottle for
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C. L. COULTIS,
'RE DRUGGIST
PHotem 19
Menesetung Craw?ord
PEACHES
Liam a gibed lime of the
best
Vonebea ibis eamd era v VW
aVgbeissii holders with good
Town fruit. Flavor bet-
ter then southern fruit Will
be ready in about • week. Leave
your order with your grocer or
'PHONB Mil.
D. F. t1AMLiNK
Godericb,'Ontario
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APPLE SS
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he undersigned is prepared
pay- the highest market
rice for all grades of Fall
d Winter Apples. Ib not
ll before seeing me.
PHONE 17 R
R. R. ELLIOTT
Goderlcb
mumi
At Bedtime Take a
Tablet of
REGULAX
Next day you feel
fine -Irk and 25c a
box, Tastes like
milk chocolates.
Jas. A. Campbell
PHM B.
CENTRAL DRVG STORE
Corer North Mt. and 9goars
lioderich
Bu.. fin 'PHUNRB Res. MO
Bread -Buns -Cakes
t meet us to give a word of •d -
vies to the Rood housewives of
fiedwtob -If you would gain
the true ennfdenne, the goodwill
teed true affection of him who is
the head of the boars. feed him
tally es the Breed, Runs sad
Oak*. the ,lean le the land. as
mkt by
O'NEILL & CO. •
Nene at. - Nem Pren.at the theirs.
It Is hsgfeatag tg dawn epos the
Illagnsbapeaetag world. including a
goodly amber e1 Americus, that the
4.te+L•eteal seasides of the Gema
peo5ds dove lima rally overruled for
esus tt.Srntleas past...ad that they
keno been made the oblect of • medal
of adeletk a muses acleettet. .ad
philosophers whisk may have helped
to produce their present attack of
"swelled head." T1.
ggianigniga
o.s.k1 i tathe
wholly la W ae0elsition.
�... ► thiel artematlslag of
la aiI Mambos of kaowtedge;
and the reason why ()eremite bevy
been more suoeesefttl In this species
of effort than other races has been
'imply that they have possessed a
vastly larger, more centralized and
more despotically governed educe
Ural system Una tbeir neighbor.. It
L discipline. mot brains, that kr
brought the Germans to the front as
makers of knowledge; and wbile we
punt certainly admire their discipline
for this achievement we can tercel,
'envy them for it, sines 1t Is their die
ctpllne, and their utter lack of indi-
vidual Judgment upon mattsirs of the
profoundest importance. which het
broagbt them to their present poss.-
Beck's Weekly, Mobtreal.
*OMB -PROOF WINDOWS IN
-e BANKING HOUSE
A close view of one of the windows
of the J. P. Morgan once at Broad
and Wall Streets, New York, show
In how thcy are made bomb-: roti
since Mr. Morgan became an agent
of the British Government for war
supplies. Heavy wire screens ro
Enforce the window glass and behind
are draped curtains of heavy ma
tectal.
Canada
Through twilit forests and o'er fert.i:t
plains.
Hy teeming towns and orchard)
blossoming
In all the friary splendor of the
spring.
The word of pride goes for'h and
glory reigns.
)'or through the distant rutn,r of
the guns,
Heard from afar l::ro.gbout th•
peaceful laud. .
There speaks a voice that bids t..e.
understand
The awful, fiery ordeal of thy sons
Swift at tho call the y gathered tc
our aid.
The Sower of all t:.y nunhood,
vowed to fight
For Britain and for freedom ao•l
the right
Valli the last great sacriece was
made.
'And in that darkest hour. when very
hell
Seemed loosed ■gain.t thein. steed
fast yet they stood.
Aa liar -worn veterans for hank
hood.
Arad cried thy name trlumupbast u
they t.A!
Llvlag and dead. their brave hands
garland thee
With love aad honc., an unbolt/1g
crows.
A goodly heirloom to be bloke
dews
To ebOdree's eblldren that are yet tt
he;
Awe we, wbo share thy glory and
thy tears,
Tb.lr .pie.dld service tomer aha,
forget.
Htt< 40 thy Debts heart draws
edam yet.
gWl 5400/ as sae wttb thee throes%
sat Me years -
t eefasMetese, la Leaden deny Matt l town
A WOND[Rrui. DUOOVIRY,
As .siaeat .cMstlst, the other day,
gave his opinion that the mow wow -
ireful discovery of /scent years was
the discovery of Z...-Buk. Jus
think ! As soots as a dingle this layer
of Zam-Buk is •ppried to • wowed or
a sore, such Injure is iseured agates*
Wood poison ! Not oee species of mt-
globe has been found that Zem-Osie
does out kill 1
TMs io. As aeon s ?alma*
is aphid to a .ops, or a out, ar to skim
d1..... it stops the smarting. That
N wb d ds chlldten are caMawof
Zees -ll uk. They ears aothleg fee the
science of the Wog. All they know
L that Zam -Buk .tope their l assn
Mothers should mese forget this.
AisLn As.00n s. Zam-Buk is ap-
plied to s wound or to • d2.s..ed part,
the cella bea.ath the skin's sertaue
are so stimulated that as, healthy
tissue is quickly formed. This tam-
ing/ of fresh healthy tissue from brow
is ?am- Ruk's secret of healing. The
thous thus formed is worked up to lbs
surface and l.terally oasts off the dis-
eased assns above it This is wny
7.am-Buk cures are permaaeot.
Only the otber day Mr. Marsh, of
101 Lelorimier AveMontreal. calked
upon the Zama -Bel Co.Osad told them
that for over twenty-five Jeers he
had been • martyr to eczema. His
hands were at orfs time as covered
with pores that be bad .to sleep in
gloves. Four year. ago 7..m-Buk was
introduced to him, and in a few
months it cured him. Today --over
three revs atter his cure of,,a disease
his had fill twenty-five yd(kre--be is
still cured, `and bee had no trace of
soyreturn of the eczema !
All druggists sell Zam-Buk at 50c.
box, or we will rnd free trial box if
you send this advertisement and a lc.
stamp Ito ppaa return postage). Ad-
dress Zaze-Buk Co., Toronto.
GOLD DISCOVERIES.
Capt. T. H. Trethewey Makes a .Rich
Find Above Port Arthur.
Capt. T H. Tretbewev. of Godericb,
one of the beet-koowm mining engin-
eers of Canada, whose calling has
taken bit, all over the world, has just
returned from an investigation trip
north of Port Arthur. and reports dis-
coveries. that may prove to be • boom
for that part of Or.t.ario.
In the Seine River district, six miles
from Mites (Centre station, 00 the
Canadian Northern Railway, on the
property of Col. o. W. Ray, wbo owns
fourteen claims of forty acres rib, be
inspected three claims and made dis-
coveries of large deports of gold and
silver.
Assays Are Good.
Or. the first vein. which was 10 feet
deep and 7 feet ?vide, assays show
' $18.21 to the ton of gold and M) cents
of silver; the second, (1 feet wide,
shows *21.20 in gold and $1.30 silver :
the third, :: feet wide, assayed $14.00
gold and $1 10 in silver These veins
show well defined walls of lead, copper
and iron. Geld abowiogs sive expoe.d
on the surface The mines will be
easy of access. a good reed -rens from
the railway, and the Captain declares
valuable ore oould lay: mined and milled
for lees than $5 a ton
A. C. lawdon, Government geolo-
gist. who made • recent study of this
section, reports that the vein forma-
tion is of gisoit.e sod of a laterp.riod
thea the surrounding elements, whit It
may account for the psniatsot evi-
dence of high grade gild values. As-
says were made in the Government
assacfflcee at Toronto, and Mr
Tretbewey said he was more than
surprised when be got the report
which bespoke high-grade muff, eery
to mins
Has Rich Spetim es.
He also brought out 3.10 lbs. of rich
rock, Which be left at Port 'Arthur,
which shows iron, oopper and sulphur
in quantity. H. brought a large
specimen home, which he is giving to
the high school as an exhibit.
The report on mines north of Port
Arthur, made by Capt T. H. Tretbe-
wey, for the Seine Riser district, coo -
tains notes like this :
Situated six miles from Mine Centre
station on Canadian Northern Rail-
way. A good roadway runs from
station. Tbe formation worsts of
granite, which according to • recent
study by A. C. Lawson, Government
'geologist ile of a later period than the
surroundings, which may account for
the persistent display of high-grade
gold endues. Surveyed three pits and
according to assay the following.re-
ports were made : *21.1) in gold, $1.30
.itver. These veins are expoeed on the
surface. Another pit showed well
defined walls of lead. copper and iron,
and show gold to 114.012 and silver to
$1.10 Another pit shows $18.21 gold
and 80 cents in silver. These ciwims
cover forty acres, and there are four-
teen claims, which are owned by Cul.
ft. W. Ray, of Port Arthur.
Started to inspect this property in
July and got assay report late in
August He says that the ore can be
mined and milled for $6 a ton. One
of the expired veins is well defined,
six feet wide and sixteen inches deep,
and gives every evidence on the sur-
face of persistency. Another vein is
seven and . half feet and another
three feet wide, the walla are clean-cut
and would he ear to work.
LIQUOR LAWS CONFLICT.
reheard Preeeceue.s for Demitasses. He
Ceder Teem Bylaw er C. T. Act i
A well -knows denizen of the water -
frost append before Police Magis-
trate
agictrate Kellon Moaday .tad pleaded
'guilty to Kelly
drunk and disorderly
on the public streets of Godes-kb. The
ieformactoa was laid under the town
bylaw which make+ it an offence/ to be
drnok or dieorderl, on the street. A
Bair of $6 and 16.501 oats wee Imposed
or tem days it gaol. Time was .pewee
for payment
Adan`` out of the car Pollee Mari.
trate Kellyezpeseeed bisdiss.11.f.tiom
with the liquor laws of the eosin y
sugge.tin that there was oompeeltioJ
between the town bylaw aad motion
141 of the Canada Temperas., Aet.
Grown Attorney
his opinion pretty strongly aadaad mid
that while the tows promeetor, Mr.
Chas. Carrow. was whitish his tights
in ming the previsMws .1 the tows
bylaw, he (!Mr Seager) NM that it wee
thwarting the ear r or took*, e* ase
teen, who bad be. n anesed hg the
official., might be breathe lib
*seri .ad r.esd.w-d to pap $1 and *oft
while another was arrested by the
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AI . .Or . . M peosettatMi wa-
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taw should be adhwwd to
tsmifl some sem ease had proved thatIhe lg
ah) oP la the o' Mee l.v-.
where Sera were swatted trona •
preset miss named seder the w.
tie tewa bouslitted sad It taRwM late
a ttaeo.y-teki,tg Mammalian i la fit
Mbar, where the peeeseaMes was laid
Wag tehe ell the O. T. A..
ertr of sellae edthe fund w were
le the
eta eat
elf the law.
Mr. Gamow said while he reco1aised
the weight e1 the Crowe Attorm.7's
e ontentiams W pereoaal opiaias was
that the eastioa of the Act edseeed to
did sot supersede the town bylaw, and
de-
feastas be appeared s.setimer sometimes
the pfor re e he
Ikea be wished to be sumiseeat, se he
would oertaialy ask to have a ewe
tried under the bylaw if he appeared
for the detente.
AomLa gelaid
rmher
ofewadjournedto -11t.
"'ROUGH ON RAT'S" dears out
M ios, etc. Don't DM lath.
H l6c and Sic at Drag sad
Country Stores.
THE PATRIOTIC FUND.
W. C. Rase Addresses Warders Cem-
ateittee-Gamy Ceeocii Win Meat
A meeting of the Wardell.
mitten of Ihlron county council w
Irides the court house on Wedner&
Deputations were present from N..
orth, (iudericb and Wingbam
requested the committee to call
special meeting of the council at
early date to decide on the advisabil
of having the 33rd Battalion, now
hoodoo visit Huron county. Ree
tewart, of Seaforth, bad been
communication with Limit -Col Wilso
that officer slated that should t
arrangement be oompleted the as
zpense devolving upon the pla
kited would be the transporter
d this would be by twain, as to
ate mar:bes had been cancell
ayor Ament. of Seafortb, May
aid, Deputy Reeve' Laithwaite an
r. Clark, of Goderieb, Mayor ltwl
. H. Musgrove, M. P. P., and M
eo. Spotton, of W inghanr, -bio apo
o favor of the proposition.
Another matter which occupied t
tteotion of the committee was tb
f an increased grant from the count
the Canadian Patriotic Fund. M
. C. Roan, Western Ontario reps
n tative of that fund, addressed tb
committee at some length and al
plied to the questions of some lore
ted citizens. During the course
remarks he stated that while tb
•eraRe contribution per a•atlabi
rsoo throughout the Dominion w
per bead to the rued, Huron ha
vett only about fifteen Dents per
In amour to a question h
id that of every dollar oontribut
e full dollar was used for the pur-
poses the fond, es the Fannin fro
e reser•. fund. paid running ex
noes. After but a brief deliberatio
e Warden's committee decided t
11 • special westing of the count
uocil on Mooday. September
deal with the foregoing pro
1005.
In addition toile gentlemen ahead
entioned the following also were
resent at th. sorties: Maws.
roves, Isbester, Curry Clegg an
mall. of Wingham,and the Warden'
manatee. consisting of Mews. J
or treed, of Walton, F. H. Modem
Heneell, L,Demmerling, of Lakele
.land. of Witmer, J. Leckie,
and Warden Go•enlock, o
In lbrup.
Lim Might's ftfbating.
A meeting was held at Knox cbure
Wednesday evening at the call o
Mayor for the purpose of givin
formation abut and creating as
terest in the ( .nadiao patriotic fund
ere were sot u many present
uld have been wished, but those wb
attend were well repaid for the)
ffort Bach of the following were
.d upon by Mayor Reid, who pri-
ed, to gin a five-minute address,
d. it might be remarked, eacb kept
thin the allotted time: Rev. W. K.
weer, Rev. J. IL Ford. Nev. O. M.
Imes, Rev. Jas, Hamlltoo, Rev. J.
Fotheriogbam, Mr. J.H. McClinton
Rev Geo. B. Roes. After the
ging of a hymn the chief speaker of
riveting, Mr. W. C. Rego, was
called upon and went ittto detail of the
tbod', aim. and ....agement of
fund he repreenoted. it was shown
t while Oodericb was receiving ■
ridership Kraut each month from
fund nothing bad hien given by
town to that fund. The weaker
e statistics to prove that neither
town of Godes ick nor the county
Huron had given either men or
ney in anything like the proportion
L come other places had Riven.
said he could not blame the young
for not enlisting if the older men
as yet made no 1 personal
✓ ifle.. He invited all the men to
themselves 11 their work in their
sent sphere counted mor. for King
country thea going to the front
ild do. At the ekes of the address
evolution of thanks was tendered
speaker sad a nominating eons
tee, consisting of Messrs. Lim.
ter. A. M. Robertson and Dr. H. I.
ang, was torsed, this eommittee
arrange a working organisation to
e up t be matter of aecurisg coati -
ion. to the fund. The committee
swards met and decided to bold a
ow•up westlmg for men In the
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PEACHES
3 Baskets for Pries of I.
Crawford@ aad latertse, DIRECT
FROM ORCHARD to you Fancy No.
1 (largest peaked). .lx large 11-gssart
baskets for $1'111; Na f (Mu M wrtaDer.
(reit, came as euM►, Wit Mtg.
11 -quart Isaias for 11R111..bent seem
Pelee Me three ite_ree jwild ethers fee
use. Alt' shake FRAME piekd mid
sewed. BatMsetloi g.ar.steed. Tble
faPeeaychbbyyear t order quietly. Send
A. W. 1111/11
V,, Drawer = Wood -
Mask. Frisk°rimer sed Whele.lgs.
a. Ism boos
. hall dlasyi 11�i •
a .1OebebertThaib,gP .
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MIL 'helm wee • dar`l$ was of .s-
tdImar .boot w ISR feller.
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IMillinery Opening
Our Millinery Opening will be ,continued Satur-
day and next week. You are cordially invited to
visit the show -room at your convenience, when
our milliners will be pleased to show -you the
season's newest and most approved styles in Mil-
linery for Fall.
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Best Coat Buy ingwi1I be Done Now
NEVER was there a season when early buying of
Coats and Suits was as advisable as it is today.
Stocks of cloths are larger now than there is any
possibility of their being later on. Already we find it
very 'difficult to fill repeat orders. Our stock of Coats
res resents the cream of several of the leading manufac-
turers. There are more Coats and better values here to-
day than there can be later in the season; the great scar-
city of materials caused by the war is accountable for
this. The prominent feature of our stock is the famous
"Northway- garments, of which we show a splendid as-
sortment in black and colored materials. These Coats
are famed for their perfect fitting, shgpe retaining qual-
ities, and if you wear it Northway Coat you have the
satisfaction of knowing that you have the best.
Ladies' Coats $8.50 to $30.00
• Girls' Coats $5.00 to $10.00
Two Special Bargains m Miskrat Gats.
Last spring when the price of Muskrat Skins
had touched the lowest point in years, we con-
tracted with the furriers to make us thaw costa.
They are unquestionably the best fur coat value,
we have ever been able to offer. They are made
from prime selected skins of high quality and Dot
an interior skin is allowed to find • place in one of
them. The lining is of high -Fred. furriers satin,
wily guaranteed. The style t. one of the best pro-
duced for many seasons, being full and roomy with
high shawlpollar. They are garments that will
wear and give perfect satisfaction in every way
I1 you are thinking of buying a fur coat at alt this
season we strongly advise selection from thew
choice germeets, ea they are made from skins selec-
ted specially for their Rood appearance and wear-
ing qualiti... Each coat fully guaranteed.
Prime Southern Sat Cents, an aims, very Special
345.00
Prime No. t Cuadra Rat. i very spacial .. 355.00
The Lad of the Lam' Drosses.
Here is the biggest tied of a bargain. Wier
Wash Dresses, voiles. muslin' sod marquisettes.
Garments worth up to 110.00. Just eight or ten
left to sell. We never carry them from or sea -
.on to another and Saturday morning you can take
your choice for only 32.75
Sale .t Gk' Drones.
Gearing sale of Girls' Cotton Dresses, print.,
ebambrays, eta Assorted sizes. Regular up to
11.75. Clearing now at 79e
Very Handsome .Suits
Very attractive styles and very at-
tractive values in. Tailored Suits for
ladies. Materials are Berges, gaber-
dines and fancy weaves, in all the pop-
ular colors, greens, browns, navies and
black. Full range of sizes, perfe:t fit-
ting, man -tailored garments. No two.
alike.
$15.00 to $t5.00
Dainty New Cellan.
Just received • shipment of dainty Neckwear.
Collars in all the newest and popular shapes for
fell. Only two or three of may ooe kind. At
e ach • . • . eN, Sao to sue
Ilys' ScLssl Hese 15c.
Boys heavy school Boer, fast black. stroog
SogWh cotton. Double heel, all size., per pair..
lie
Black PdilW Silk
Heavy weight, rich, lustrous black, M inch..
wide. Special per yard ......... .
Direct -
Importers
HODGENS BROS.
HURON PRESBYTERIAL.
Phar Annual Sleeting of United Women's
Missionary Societies.
First Presbyterian cburch,Soaforth,
was well filled at each of the three ses-
sion' of the annual gathering of the
Woman's Missionary Society of Huron
Presbytery on Tuesday of this week.
The president, Mrs. Fletcher, Thames
Road, ably filled tbecbair. The morning
session was devoted entirely to the
bearing of the reports of the different
secretaries and of the treasurer, and
the election of officers. Thee* were
preceded, however, M an ezeelieot
Bible reading by )tin. Carswell, of Mc-
Killop. Her theme was, "The living
and abiding word bf Him who is the
King of Kions."
Mies Graham, of Seaforth, makes an
excellent seeretary, but she strongly
urged • uniform date for the closing of
the books, so that her work might be
simplified. It was therefore resolved
that henceforth the data for the roo-
ks' of the books and the seeding in of
the ye.rty stateereot be sot later than
the third week Is Almost She re-
ported as follow,
"Our hearts are filled with deep grat-
ited. to God se we present title Ant re-
port as as society, for
the guidance which have
m-
ermaid our awls this
�i .ears we tof ' sus l �wi i
SW" sad Wahl alsolom Mak
eotYkI atiat $21I. Elam. MIS
msobeee awe .ddwl, of these M.
Ian la this Mottos the ese-
retary nod the Nth haves(
bore a odic* for twenty -11m ysara"
The elegies of oeeme recmked lm
Rom ohmage of the taut hayerMmt
The aftorsoon .sssion was rethings. The plete
with dregs referred to she 1 *Mei
eels d t e seers et telle two eseiesiu
of
-)�gsc amd � .leo spoke
tw0aksiiM r onome tothe all dose dm
the
pstetelio wart and of bow the fools
.-t er�Mama ins anew- fwd
- gifss bawl to the 1aptessi m : 'ilia
of
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Masao/ ems pesMsd alma* fa M
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to hle Yletotla Cross .taco the
"ijter Y�-salt 40.40.4 ..
31.00
Coderich
Ontario
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le ought to have done and not to have
eft the other undone."
Mir Jamieson, at ooe time a valued
missionary in India, spoke earne.ty
aad el. guesUy on cbildren and mis-
sions. Her chief argusoest was the
necessity there is for training is the
boom and church, so that every 'boy
and girl will enlist and put on the uni-
form of the King of Kings and fight
In the war between goad and evil that
is ever being waged.
The evening session was presided
over byRey. F. H. Larkin, who cnn-
duthe opening exercises, assisted
h Rev. Jammu Hamiltoo, clerk of
Prreebytery, who read a' resolutloo
passed by the Presbytery In the after-
noon coogratolauog the Woman's
Missionary Society on its splendid
year's work and expressing the baps
that better things are yet to be. Tbs
eboir under the leadership of Mr.
George added materially by Its choke
rendering of chorus, quartette and
scan to the erring's eo jo t. Two
speakers kept the undivided attention
of the lenge audieaee, Miss MacOtvg-
or. ssperiatendent.d the Deaeoeess
Terisi0s Bowie in Toronto, we an
l.le.e.tlmg dswrlpticm of lbs 11to and
work et t las 5MMola who train in the
Home and sheered bow valuable as
mid the graduate' are to the toes of
Mae congr,gatioas Rev. Mr. Broad -
floor of [ Moos, South Chin
h • stints, address no the 'beag-
conditions Is that geese 8.pire,
showed the part a mdadosary
Arms se far bask as ane days of
Men ieoa, whose was
Mt Median esn. fie alai M In -
g essoes mowe of at MIho cam mist Ids own
Need try Maas sass Outdo w
sad Vanommr•
whore tas 4 treetllved other h ChM.
latastosa
of � � - sl r.tasa.d Ar.
sen who had lemesed only evil fa align
Ormaiiam
Also .4 showed whoa s
w� et the eels ens i
IS
den to that of the baleen.
day wee
Tito tamer 101.r � mid
Me . et She ~ m eleN 1 .
11111p
. nit aro* sed
Imre se es evertme Is
Have yott tried our
new Bread ?-
Cre-0-Malt
-the tastiest in town. Nice
soft crust - close -grained -
made from Fleischmann '5
''east. Everybody gays it is
the best yet. Try a loaf.
There is thorough satisfaction
for those who buy our Cakes
and Pastry. It you do not know
bow good they are, we should
like you to try them.
Smith Bros.
ib. OY UMW Peet St. $mkery
Phone 184,
"Do you think s mea ought over to
roes to,lsekshah "1 'know
pimple whoa Mgt
mat M se bed last ib, less they try
Wus m1 "e Star. heeler off they
aadV--" Ir Bat that bell in )set ibis
uhora'g, sir -got It floss a small Md,
Golfer -"tired 1 tin load pow sea
yon isms lin i e k,"
malt Is
Oaidis-"N*, thumb • l gen. b1.
*pa- Ttl.i$►
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