The Signal, 1915-12-23, Page 3TtIE
NIt1NI1.
AND
ONLY
GENUINE
81WARE
OF
IMITA-
TiONS
SOLD ON
THE
MERITS OP
11N1ti'S
OUR OTTAWA LEITER HER DREAMS
,,,,,,,rev a. r..aoe•v,SSSSSS,
Ottawa, Deow•ber IL -No me/pries
is'sterneestlt loam at UM (eovensuee•t'S
refusal to tom t.. Trambown shots
in-
to a madras. neusidos y. .
beeYes cUUMI /dole welts out to • (Na lliag-aldo boos leedigostisa
coosMge•<110 totem. wash.fur Dish • Nod* w•siwd -y _j -
N/ .roue peke etsodard for army
oo•lrs.iare.
1t has been a matter of common
knowledge for toaw$hs that these *4.-
1100,000 shops froir e&tg tc the people
of Canada W loosa naoded over to
a private ooespany capitalised at eau, -
ow la which one of the ledlrtg metro
bets is an old side -kick of the Hon.
Frank Uoehrsni s in Northern Os -
Lazio. The o•1 •ew thio. al.out the
case is the publication of Iles facts.
From the time the wet ►t.rtrd the
Borden Oov.rnme•l, like Pharaoh,
hardened its heart sod far from treat-
ing the deadly peril of the British Res-
pite as • national crisis proceeded to
Iraoale it M • strictly party affair. On
!bat basis Snglandhas
spent
d tpof
half -billion dollars
fOsal
which bas been distributed amoog 81[x. C.OAUOrtgAV
Lino!party friends. Let Ibs galled jade P.Q., Jan. 14th, 1915.
�j\l�I'il�l Others •n uowru•g-that
CAME TRUE
Tb•rsday, D.rnteso * MU $
BOO KB1 N D1N
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired -
SOLD LSITSRINO
on LEATHER GOODS
e{ir stseMed to as Irvine
yr tit ii BION AL. Oederiok.
A. E. TAYLOR• tlsaatroRD•
fiIiDICAL
wast. our w
was the attitude of the Bordenn Gw "I suffered for many year with
lernment towards the dear oldMother tereible Jodi rsIton. sed Cowiltftation. I
13 lewd Country, at leas far as atm
ii (;EU. HIGILEMANN, OSTS-
LJPATH. aser.Sst Ia were • sad kali
arse's dissa s, aorta Moab sad Dermas di"
sours, aye. t sod ri i artial deaf-
sow.
6►
Arr-
anges rat ire 1 notelet iM Mies. taro'ss
meats. at
dean, terser Nsl.e• sea ^"
egoordars
sodSAt knot edgeany 'realm
elmMorb a
sea Satsrdams:aay�tvasioR tq sser•tm•aL
�jie�asc, aw' � d H~ i��
set
Nese s
arid throat rely. e1<ageefse•�L t
Soo:a ear
rile a -
K
R
Y con-
tracts were concerned
Naturally a time pmo when Eng-
land objected to payingthrough
noire for war supplies simply keep
the Borden Government's friends
sweet, and D. A . Thome,. and later on
Mr. (lichens, were despatched to (w-
ads, their object being W put it to
Premier Bordenif Oreat
Bmor+ from
not have the tight W expect
all Ihi s lo el talk than the highest
price for shells that the traffic would
bear. They also _.,i that the relieved. I consider that I owe my life
t ran con►tructed, � it -a -fives' and I want to say to
AUCTIONEEL
THOMATHOMAS GUNDRY
S AUCTioNlt'!B:
isotrarleas by
will be prearto
selottna w. bin ' e��trepeoas stat
LIG AL
HAYS
lid YNMt.II'.
BARElbTER. B.•,4CW. NOTARY
marline Beak 141eck• Somni$0 es R rot 11 t the Conserv
d h had handled it
became thin and miserable. I had
frequent dissy spells and became so
run down that I never thought I would
get well again.
A neighbor advised me to try'Fruit-
a-lir&. I did so and to the surprise
of my doctor, I began to improve and
aradviedsue1010oww M'Freit-rtierr'.
I continued this medicine and all my
Indigestion and Constipation was
Tomato Cattle Market
Heady choice steer . $7 46 to $8 90
Butchers', good 7 00 7.06
1.N
6.60
7.76
7.26
6 60
6.50
6.00
6.60
6.26
6.00
4.76
6.76
6.26
8.60
0.•S
6.60
4.00
4.76
00.06
60.00
00.06
10.60
9.00
7.00
4.76
11.00
7.60
9.00
7.60
4.60
0.00
0.00
0.00
0 00
do. medium 6.60
do. corn moa 6.76
Hatters, choice ... 1.16
do. good 6.60
do medium 6.20
Butcher cows. choke 6.00
do. good 6.60
do. medium . 6.00
Butcher bulls. choice.... { 0000
do. medium `
do. bologna 4.00
Feeders, 900 to 1.100 Ib6.00
do. bulls 6.00
Stocker, 760 to 900 lbs. 6.00
do. med , 660 to 710 6.60
do. light 4.76
Canners 3.25
Cutter . 4.00
Milken. choice, each90.00
do. common 45 00
60.00
8.60
Shell Committee, u to Ftv be
D I I nguage The Constipation
Premier matter, but postponed doing w, and it I a fair chows and you will get well the
was only when British+
oro off that the reorgsn z►tlon
war • pirates' lair which ought W those who golfer from Indigestion,
broken up. tbough, of course, they or suffer
from
ohm try 'Fruit -
P ed mon easel u .•
P b promised to look into the a -tires'. Civ, this lovely !roil medicine
war orders
m. same as I did".
gan to PCORINE GAUDREAU.
of the Shell Committee was actively .Oc a box, 6 for $2.50, trial sire, 25c.
undertaken. In did
• l leMa Thomas At all dealers or aedt postpaid, by
and b,lMr. kitchens did • little rtu•ff the
Fruit -a -fives Limited, Ottawa.
on thele own account, sbu} off Floe
supply at the source and deprived the
bloodsucker* of 'heir noun+hment.
After that lbs Shell Committee de I knows from hie own axpetl•oee id the
de-
cided to be good and since then they
have not tried W crowd the mourner+. lest general election. All Mr. Flavell,
It took sixteen morphs W effect t his , expects to Ret out of it is a knight hood.
The story runs shat this knighthood
tee a was to go to General Bertram, t►..
i the W convince the (inc. former eairmail and saving grace
shells f the profit of their party i horre.t gentleman, who houaht 11180.-
Springers
1 •'
Springers
Calves. veal. good " 00
do. medium
do. common 4.76
do. grass 4.00
�Opting lambs, cwt 10.00
l Iambs 6.00
Yearling sheep 8.00
Sheep, ewes, light 0.00
Culls - 3.00
Hogs, off can at packers 9 16
do. ted and watered 8.76
do. light and heavy 0 25
do. f.o.b. country8.40
change of heart in the Shell Commjt-
od it will prohsbiy take another
°maw•steer mon in British • b' bra�ted,
t that lhimbleritrR R 1 the Shell Committee, g'
a
friends is no Ramo for true patriot+• 000.000 worth of ►hells for Great Brit -
When Mr. Thomas and Mr. Hiebens sin for $18,000.an) less than was
suRgr.tad that the Trsseova shops he allowed him, but lacking t1. Flaielle
used as a national munition factory on jeQutatino k.r efficiency, pee Y
Toronto Grain Markets
Manitoba wheat -AU rail. No. 1
northern, $1.28%; No. 2, $126; No. 3,
$1.13.
Manitoba oats -All rail. Toronto,
lel►. 2 C.W.. 4$c; N0. 3 C.W., 47c; No. 1
extra teed, 47c; No. 1 feed. 4k.
American corn -New, No. 3. 71%c.
Canadian corn -No. 2 yellow, 77c.
Ontario wbeat-No. 2 winter, per
car lot, $1.02 to $1.04; slightly sprout-
ed and .tough, according to sample,
$1 to $1.02; sprouted or smutty and
tough. according to sample. BSc to 95c.
Ontario oats -No. 3 white, 37c to
ase; commercial oats, 36c to 37c.
Pear -No. 2,per ear lot. $1.90;
to mpie peas, 11.50 to $1 7i. according
W sample. malting barley. out-
side, 67c to 60c; No. 2 teed, 60c to 63c.
Buckwheat -76c to 77c.
Olye-No. 1, Slc to 87c; rejected.
70e to 80c, according to sample.
Manitoba flour -First patents, in
jute bags. $4.40; seconds, 16.00;
strong bakers'. $5.70. In jute bags.
Ontario Sour -New winter, 14.60 to
$4.70, according to sample. seaboard
or Toronto freights. In bags.
MUifeed.--Carloads, per ton, deliver-
ed.
eliver
ed. Montreal freights; bran. $23;
shorts. 124; middlings, $26; good feed
dour, bag. 11.56.
• rock bottom cost price ba,
e bella they might u well have .avid
their breath. They were talking to a
Goovernment vernment coo terribly
that itsways,
Rte tt-
io history was I.t be bandied
with Torn Wb te, 8o when the Real
Thing came along General 13-rtram
was brushed aside. H. F. 0.
Aboon and Below.
An old Scot was conversing with a
/ rest, e a ■ s l loan ■ or
-marline sea stave par' y, an who , neighbor who owned • telep one.
Real Utak hew sad sewr•ose. that way for over a year. It was note Sandy was told he could talk to any -
Le owe Lady, dead or alive. Next day be
at COOKS �likrly'Ildik i e'i 'wool.. vied byext tris deed
PRODUFtrKYr,KII.IARIN de-
afly �altruistic proposals from a brace cide.l to have a talk
RAlRR1g1fBii. SOL8On ellts- I:,tAP{M sat tdn14-SieOTge ambamadors. Coder brothel Jock. a. man The owner iooff thotele-
Pl./
eil -
PUDLIC:. SrC." ordinary clreumstanoee they bran d path-. endof the wire: Tisk
like Lloyd George any y, jock a wast r e �t e w f es be-
e
eek Si espied ` Fran Haas war won't Bpi to maks shydittos foUbwing"'scot hers" : Sandy -"-
ilea arses,'Pboonn and Mr. Hicbens tween the
W. Pirov. reov. E a. see lower lama 11 .4.pe So Mr. a stop- that you. Jock r "Ay, ii s me." "And
tM. l'stot »veer, . J. J. L Yrucaaa Min's gag mach more Chao boo are yes �J' o. Y' "Ob, Soo I"
0. J. D. Coosa others welcome.
Sr seep -d Male^ "And wheur bee ye been
O. OAMERON. [. O.. HARRIS
T te1)eit.r...sesublia Onsetek.
OSA deer tr.
At Lamas wormy M soca week is
ee��e1e� by Mr.
�o■ ogles
thrum. - t p.m.
It can ba!d�have jiehene that they were
ekingThermsow+•
asking the Government W go spinet
its whole previous policy. From the
very start the Cafadiw war contracts
vats sen t` s were awarded with a view. not „W
14AAIKOW. LL.B., BAR- Ireaching the producer directly sad
assee.so. soyrser. coo.. Gods- getting the lowest price, but to geese-
nee-
eese•
n 0tt/Ti61. taut in as many middlemen as possible.
.1 Meo•1 M and" 10/"Si I In one case, the binoculars. there were
GSg, BASRir con SOI, exactly eight middlemen between the
1 SSA Plans
as. CsoveTamet anufacturer and tae consumer -and
�t tett lteess �� be ked
UISURAIICE• LOAM& BTG
bacalul.lOPOP MUTUAL FIRM 1N
M. SUSANCs O. -fart ..malates
Jam ome ••lir. Awa Pt-eaod.dsa Matarto P. O.
Z. sW5 �• a.. p�aJsoebs,
Mil /1sroe, Wirer
; Jarmo
��eeeppkaweed ; Robert Ferris. Memo .
ts.�ltpw.wy. bJ. W. Yea w•t>.eev111s: Alex:
halt lc , Clbtes : William Misr a
ems
s serapes E. issectoso, �ktarl r yards a.
• CMdkbg /teen 061=0 a
• LL J. MOrrfi , y. triremes erred. Y1M5'. rat
J 4(e•d'•rie.er.la Fre, Da)acid.
O
p 41,000 PRIVATE FUMoly to NDS M-
5pN ifatoilte. suer. OodeeMk.
Sorrow
B.. ROBERTSON
etas ams Liestrsttse :.Attar Oruaaisa sad
Mrsies■• Vn ILH4
•oaosa a erw•m prior• unto M
Iva 1parsLind i0Grades, y.0 g
Vrs/t�rt err. Vas_ta_iffa+s Doom: Tke
riatret sae w� throw. et iris
Oleos see hie avia'smma simbsumo. Thor 17�a
tarts sir sea.,I)a _--
•Aj1uAa1 L ICt11SLS
,S 4eO. £ICH. KELLY
MUIiR Off 1/ARitlana L1C�� nt•�
all took • good bite. Wherever •
middleman or two mould woe
Into a contrast the Government went
out of its way ti get them. it believed
in laying up treasure* of gratitude
against the nest general elect'on-e
practice which it P ntinues to his Lay,
Mr. Fapatriot
10 M. between the Ped
patriot W Dome the _
bad tcounto sell to On farmers Government.Mr.
Faille butted to to the extent of tj3,000,
but be see* nothing wrong in it, be-
cause horse -dealing is his business, and
not a finicky delicacy about making
money out of the
t ho was MrrlF�llts W
isfor-
tune. Be.idee•
consider himself better than the Buie
den Government, which bad acted all
along on the th. ory shat the war was
being waged lees for humanity than t
for the middleman ?
Under pi ensure the Govern went came around W Mr. Tbostsai and Mr.
Riche•i way of thinking. at less, so
for as making shells ata decent price
was concerned. but not to the extent+
of making shells a national business!
and cutting the profiteers out. Tbat
was too touch to expect. They didn't
do 1t for Canada and much lees would
they do It they couldf do was W make it imposor Great Britain. The t
able for their friends to get all their
feet in the trough at one time. And
on that plan. the Oaderine swine W-
hig removed W a safe distance, the
Shall (Committee became the imperiai
Munitions Board of Canada, with J.
W. Plevelle, LL. D.. millionaire, as
chairmen. This reorganization ac-
complished tinge great objects -it put
the price of .bells where it could log
soon without strain's" the neck, It
headed off investigation of the original
Shea Oommietts's transaction* by
wafts it so eorge
j b.. moil It acquired anGf
.hair.ta.la tis• shape of J. W.
�win has lergglgnerl from lig
ss.isaloo 10
�/AtraN on big new duties. OM
m DM hand, however. I. 1l:s ap-
pos of 4.1asedilian Isinse
roaching roae l nR the IK».atslo
trial plana try h
Onendos 00. (Thebe s. mimeo
ggttlsg b•sy i t M saint Mon
pilot t idt•Ielet�ftf�M..IfieBM 11Ni
mobilise loge war {wdtssRelew
v.1le sw6 be a Mhhter
01 M•.ltio.►-b. MrMM
the best hot. it M
• n tsvaaiIC1 ADENT.
T "Oh, see
Ant I was aboon ; now I'm below."
"And what is it liken meso, doon ben
for the scenery
low for the tent faces."
Not Like George.
"Marlins," said little Robert. "bow
old will I be my next birthday?'
"Six year d." was the reply.
"But suppose I should die." con-
t
o
tioued the small investigator, "would
I keep right on having birthdays like
George Wasbin,IWn r'
Patent i•litrtor
VII. S. � I1
(Cil
Fil-
ls sad U storks
si
••`••M�ea.aerodromes {Md�T1. rarid salads
ust
a
lbwlbesswitnessweinn pppasaaew.strol maits, Peli-
sses
Assad la all ssus b Fes• iW at'
Amos BOros% giesttreel.
arab a Iwfarsorlo .
Brophe) Bros.
GODIRIOH
bee Leading
Pa�Afal ['hailers
aa/ Embalmers
to
al
Orders M > 6 ire MY*
)
wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesale prices to the
trade
Special (cart's) newlaid . $ .55 to $ .10
Extras (selects) storage .33 .84'
No. 1 strsl fht storage .. .30 .31
No. 3' - .26 .31
Butter -
Creamery pint*. frcah . .32 .12 .34
Creamery. solid .28 .30
Dairy prints
Bakers' .2s sa
CNaw•-irrs4a"mac " twists• tic.
Honey -Buckwheat, barrels. 0%c to
7-; this, 7c to lc; clover, 'fns, 10%c,
do., 10-1b. tins, 11c; do., 6-15. tins,
11%c; comb honey, No. 1. per dozen.
$2.40; do., No. 2, per dozen, $2.
Poultry Live Dressed
01d fowl, Ib. .. 8c llc 12c 13c
Chickens ..... 11c 12c 16c 16c
Turkeys 16c 18c 20c 25c
Ducks , llc 14c 18c 20c
Geese IOc 12c 14c 16c
CHAMBERLMN'S�t
COUGI- '''REMEDY, -
e
You can ward olt tnany anxious
moments if. at tho Grit sign tit a
Cough or Coil. you will are l
Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy.
ens the pble'gm, it bra* the sore
throat and bronchial tissue., allays
fever andgivev good results
at once. If Influenza, Bron-
chitis or Whoop-
ing Cough have
developed, you
can count on this
splendid obi fam-
ily remedy for
sore relic(.
I 11
'•'.1.'
Gyk N. ▪ oss •shrr•.
i• M"e_Irrsea Me.
sr
.1
L
eel •
items
owe woo 't using busy. P1Rgs. RIts.O•s
ago It erre oo
that QM&
• • a
Mr. Fle •raj known mora
about sausage earrings than shells 1-
k.t he is . west
••deestood that he is ti. Hos. W. T.
White's anise, tha Fiseanos Mlatetn
Meho reosa"r Was as the gro•t.t
great
te¢ey impart 0' y Mr '
Row
graft bis eos'esoyWhite
D.MILLARuSON
'onesr. era+
D. Millar & Son and Staff ex -
O tend to one and all their best
0
O wishes for a Merry Christmas.
el
Millar's Scotch Store J�
It's Cutter -Time!
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle -Receipts, 2,700 head; ac-
tive; prime steers. $8.75 to $9.25;
shipping. $7.76 W $8.75; butchers,
$6.60 to $8.60; heifers, $6.76 to $S;
tows, $3.25 to 116.76; bulls, $4.25 t . $ 7 ;
stockers and feeders. $6.75 to $7; stock
heifers. $4.50 to $5.60; fresh cows and
springers active and strong. $60 to
$100.
ye•1s-Receipts. 800 head. active
and steady. $4 to $11.
Hogs -Receipts, 21,000 head; ac-
tive; heavy. $6.75 to $6.85; mixed,
$6.76 to $6.80; yorkers. $6.40 to 16.75;
pigs, 16 to $6.26; roughs, $6.85 to 16;
stags, $4.60 W $5.26.
Sheep and lambs -Receipts, 8,000
head; active; lambs, $e to $10.25;
yearlings, 16 to 18.50; wether. $6.76 to
$7; ewes, $3 to 16.60; sheep, mixed,
$0.50 to $4.76.
Btustnt•Ss rind
Shorthand
Westervelt School
.Oflt1tU . f)rl!Rrl(7
•l.t tee.
Canada's leading Mc h oI of Susi
nese rs opens for resent lo -
the Winter Torun on Mond syr
Jen. 81 1910, at
THE NORTHERT�
BUSINESS COLLL L
twgaN SOUND. ONT.
MasiMsdd of rade. Boal
,lee tad Civilhead�('n% �l�with w
b re•tlea ♦ Is ar bersessitoseswM setter sur
Wouldn't a fine new Cut-
ter be just the best Christ-
mas gift imaginable for
somebody you know
We handle the Gray and
McLaughlin makes, the
best in Canad t.
STOVES
We have a number of
armies and .Beaters left -
and can give you good
valuta tot your money„
G ' ^` �I ties
for pumping and power.
Come in and see them.
=MOW 411INIMIN
ROBT. WILSON
Agent for
Massey -Harris Implement,
Hamilton St., Godertcb
•0000000000.0
Provincial Poultry Markets
Brantford, Dec. 18 -On the local
farmers' market geese sold at 11.50
to $2.26 each.
Belleville, Doc. 18 -Poultry was
very high. turkeys selling at 26c to
28c per pound; goose. 91.76 to $2 each;
ducks. Ek, and chickens from 91 to
$1.60 Ger pair.
8t. Thomas, Dec. 18-Tnrkejs *old
at 24c to 27c per pound.
Owen Sound, Dec. 18 -The market
value of turkeys here was 24c to 26c
per pound
Guelph. Dec. 18 -The price of tur-
keys was 27c to 30c per pound.
10 CRUT "OLZCARETS '
702 LIVEA AND BOSPELB
Gars Sick Headache, Cons ipaati n.
Bl l leusnsea, Sour
Breath --Candy Cathartic.
Dressed Meats
Toronto wholesale houses are quot-
ing to the retail trade as [Dhows:
Beef. forequarters ...$ 9.60 to 510.60
do. hindquarters .. 13.00 14.00
do. carcases, choice 11.00 11.75
do. common Y.00 10.00
Vests, common, cwt7.00 9.09
do. medium 9.00 11.00
do. prime 12.00 14.00
Hoary hogs 10.60 11.00
Shop bogs 13.00 12.60
Mutton. heavy 8.00 10.00
do. light 12.00 14.00
Lambs .. 16.60 18.00
No odds how bad your
urhliver.
stom-
ach or bowels;
ad
aches, how miserable you are from
constipation, indigestion, biliousness
and slugglah bowel. -you always get
relief with Casc•rets. They Immo-
dtately cleanse and regulate the stom-
aeh remove the sour, fertnenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry off the con-
atlpated waste matter and poison I '...t"'
-
t
Raise 300 to 500 Chicks
in One Flock
Bu or hatch at one time all the chicks you will need for the
year.'jam with the Candee Colony Brooder, raise 300 to 500
to one flock in one house -attend only one heater -buy coal for
but one fire -and save labor, fuel, chicks and money.
Because it is coal burning and self -r and gives the
chicks a correct heat all the time, you will raise the biggest per-
centage of your birds with no worry, no trouble a.d at an expense
of but a kw cents a day for coal
With the Big Coal -Burning
Cast Tron Colony Brooder
$
Every about til Caides is Ml• Its 6.11 Lshas is diameter,
• slits si.s t its bone is 2S% inches hip -fa ems. se dock-a•dsf 3
.1 7 inches t ei dlog dh. 0r the feel
bti `dliand �M
o eke way for 9e•8at/ the fire mad d.erts.�gle..tastet
Monty of room hr des sperseer to flet to the
And best of .1. its harbor is J cera km. bolt for al mad pele t k�
a lifetimes.1'go.rlt comes 9s� woo felt � assay to the Auer. and
saves e e directs the h..ted air dome evert have w des
whoit and it
room
saves feel because, with tise hit kureaies You
to keep the. C.warm.
.F
warm 4.5/00 cabadimiL
Ism-has a
With spacial
misty6y awn shaker
and • seabedproesat-.1 cols
falling into fha hoer. Its seal magmas*, foals the fuel to the fire ant* and
continuously, sad the Candies imams reyoiese att.abos .aiy once rat twin a
day.
You are lawitod to visit ray poultry plant to see the Candor
seColasseony
Bsoodar. sad to e ser morsel wiry it will ears year Icier sod iSe4 ruin
of your shirks sod bioses your moils.
H. KEITH REVELL
RIDGCREST FARM
4th Concession-Galerich Township
;
CAST IRON
It. R. No. 2,
Phone 10 ZS:.
D
COLO
ROO
COALBUI iNO-SBLF R,OUI1 of
rinting
from the intestines and bowels. A
• a C1 JOB AND COMMERCIAL
P•
stomach sweet and head clear for
mons They work while you sleep.
10 -cent tax from your druggist will keep your !her and bowelsthclean:
Chicago Cattle Market
Cattle---Re'dpts. 23,000; ssarket
weak; beeves. $6.80 to $10.90; cows
sod heifers. 12.10 to $$ 211; calves.
$6.26 to $1160
Hoge -Receipts, 61.000; market un-
set tower; cloned stress; Hglit.
SU to $a.60; Mtzel. 56.10 to 911.T6;
heavy. 46.26 oM.Noh. >. to
50.36: u
seJee 50.90 to M.46•
Shoop--Reedpla. 17.000; market
steady; Iambs, rff� M$6Mt
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Smokers Attention!
CIGARS CIGARS CIGARS
CASE PIPES G. B. D. PIPES B. B. B. PIPES
Largs line of 50c and 25c Pipes
Pipe or
The most appreciated gift for any man that smokes is a fine tp'
a choice box of Cigars or Cigarettes. We have them a all prices.
iDon't forget our Bowling Alleys. Anyone can soon learn to bowl a
good game.
Bowling is no longer considered merely a sport, but a most bene-
licial exercise. it is a healthful and invigorating pastime. It brings
into play every muscle of the body. it sends poor circulation and
indigestion to the four winds.
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The Pastime Billiard Parlor and Cigar Store
'Next to Dav-eya Jewelry Store, the Satiate)
F. H. WOOD, Prop.