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We will accept orders for a kw days for
MICHELIN TIRES AT OLD PRICES
This tiro has gimes extraordinary service to
ocal.liaers and now that you have the chance
to buy at about the same price as an ordin-
ary tine. you should lose no time in getting
your season's requirements filled before the
price goes up.
EAST STREET GARAGE
A. M. GLOVER
PI4ONSC 2143
LOCAL TOPICS
(;hang. ie Drug Business.
Mr. A. L. Caldwell, late of St. Cath-
arines. has perehaaed the drug busi-
ness of Mr. C.L. Cuultis, who is going
to Turanian. Mr. Caldwell is. an ex-
perienced pbaru.ami.t, and The Signal
welcomes dim t r the business (tater
pity of tiuderich. Mr. Uoultis has
the beat wie a of meaty friends here
foe hie future twee..,. He and Mn.
Coultb leave for Toronto on Friday.
Huron Promotion Examinations.
The anM W promo' ion ezamioatioes
for Huron treble scboola wall be bead
oo Aptil 19th, Ittb and 17th nelL
Papers for junior acrd sector teens'
and third curves and for junior fourth
classes won be neat to teacher aboot
April 511. Teachers are requested to
notify their puM•c arboul inspector
some. staling the number of papers
required for each class.
Writs Issued.
Acting in behalf of William H. Ree-
der, of Zurich. Mr. L. E. Daacey has
secured the Ie.eanee ..t • writ against
A . T. Cooper, of Moto*, eleiming
i1S,Umfur libels alleged to have been
mbed by said (' r in The
s Isms Press and The London
Adee.tiser on February 24th. Another
writ, emend against John Hey, jr., of
Hs We'eship, on behalf of the game
plaistiff, demands $1,000 damages for
alleged malicious prosecution, false
arrest. false imprisonment, trespass
and slander.
The Patriotic Fund.
A meetieg of the local brameh execu-
tive enonanee out's. th. Canadian Pa-
triotic Fund was held on Tuesday
afternoon., The treasurer reported
cash on hand $27M.12, the total collee-
tions to date ,being 11u,23M.lt The
I treasurer was instructed to for'war'd
tt .'elll) to the treasurer of the central
Ned at Ottawa, making total remit-
tances to date 110,01.10. There are a few
subscriptions due Janupr y let which
r. still unpaid and instruetioos were
given the treasurer in regard to the
arlleetiun of these outstanding
amounts.
Collegiate Hockey.
t)he was b.saneh a signing seaseems
- a
eae. His story elbow liermasy oes-
deem a campaign rbuuld be beard by
all the mea of town.
Oyster Supper.
The ladies of Klee church will serve
en oyster supper in the lecture re..•u
of the ebureh o0 Thieedsy evening,
March 9tb, from 3./1 to ti ...dos Is.
Aft.rwerds there will e. w en"rr pr. -
gram. Admission '2 -. Thi. will Le
one of the eojoy.l.le eieLI aveu.a .d
toe season wad soil w.s d.wbt .CtIaIct
the newel large attealsacs.
Malcolm Macdonald's Election.
The Liherale of Hriti •b 1' .luruiaa
won ♦ (neat victory on &stair lay last
in the Vsacouver bye -election fur tbe
Provincial House. and • Huron -old
boy" was the leader in the elec:ural
triumph. Malcrder A. Macdooal4 was
the Liberal es*d'date, and he had an
overwbelming vote over Hou. Ch teles
Tiedail, Minister of Public Worts In
the newly-coaatructed Bowser Cabi-
net. The ballot was: Macdnneld,11301 ;
f5atialt. I,UtiU : Teykx, 'Independent,
lit. The result is taken as foreshad-
owing the defeat of the Bowser tiov-
erntnest when a general election is
held. Mr. Macdonald is a son of the
tate Jobe MacdooaU, of the 12th eon•
cession mf Asbfieli. Hr studied law
in tioderieh and is very well known
bere. On receipt of the news of his
election* the editor of The Signal sent
a congratulatory telegram on behalf
of his Oodeticb friends.
On Thursday evening of last week a
hockey team representing O. C. 1. ex -
students went to Clinton and met de-
feat et the bend'sof the Clinton Col-
legiate Institute team. At full time
the score wan 2-2 and it wise necessary
to plAy thirty minutes extra to de-
cile the winners, the anal *cure being
3-2. ••Butch" Murney of thetiowderich
tram received a cut over the eye ne-
ea.' itating several stitches. •
The return match was played on the
West street rink on Tuesday night.
when the locals defeated the vieiteirs
by li-t thus winning the round by five
goals. Despite the score some good
hockey was played.
ICopt Windeyer's Visit.
Nest Sunday night at S 311 o'clock
C .pt. Windeyer will speak o0 the
yrsostios of the war in North street
Metbndist church. It is expected there
will lie • targe attendance. Capt.
Windeyer spent considerable t ime at
the front in Belgium and France as an
observer. He was an eye -witness of
many of the worst German atrocities
and eau speak of them from personal
testimony. He is wen known in Tor-
onto circle, and his word carries
weight, alike from his character. ate
end sober judgment s. from the partic-
ular
artiesular mission °pod which he was en-
gaged. Some of the Merl of Ooderieb
have beard him and they .ay that no
one that has .p pken nn the subject of
He Who Chooses
ART L1�TN�
CVOs[ kftN LiMITp
will be safe from
clothes worry.
He gets style, fit, all
wool and satisfaction.
Cook Bros. & Allen,
Limited label is an
insurance policy of
satisfaction.
Walter C. Pridham
GODERICH
OBITUARY.
HRS. ANDXR ON, IIRANTI'OKI).
. The death took place this morning
at the home et ber son -in law, J. W.
Sbeppeeson, 105 Chatham street. of
Mrs. Chabot., Anderson, reli.•t of the
Irate James Anderson. aged eighty
years, after a short illness. The de-
ceased was the first white child taro
in the township of Colborne, in Huron
county, being a daughter of the late
Andrew lireeo. She bits been a resi-
dent of Brantford for al.out fifty years
and was one of the oldest members of
Wellington street church. She leaves
to mourn ber Imo three children :
Mr. Robert Anderson. Mn. John T.
Ham and Mrs. J. W. Sbepperson, all
of this city.
The foregoing from • Brentford
rrefers to an aunt of Mr. O. H.
fiand Mr, .1 . P. Brown. of town.
and a sister of Mr,. Samuel Morrie, of
Colborne.
RORIRT SIIARM.tN.
On Thursday, February 2Ith, Mr.
P.obert Sharman, one of the oldest
residents of Ooderich, passed away
after an illness of several months.
When • young man he came with his
rrerenntetoGoderichfrom Manchester,
Egland, and from that time until two
or three years ago be wan actively
e ngaged in his trade .s a builder. He
was a respe,;ted member of North
street Methodist church, A staunch
Conservative and a uaetpbst of the
Orange Order. He .leaves a wife and
Mur children : Mallet, at hood ; Robe..
in Ore,goo, George and John,
in California. The funeral took place
on Saturday last from hie late resi-
dence, St. David's street, to Maitland
cemetery. The service was conduct. d
by Rev. W. K. Hager end et the
rave a short service was held by
L 0. L No. i!L'. The pallbearers
were Meagre. John Robert.00, Wm.
Campbell. Walter C. Pridham
'nephews), W. R. Pinder, .1. H. Mil -
ban .ad David Sproul, the last three
being members of the L. 0. L.
MRM. HARRIS.
Mabel Cole Westaway, beloved wife
of John Harris. primed away at her
home here on Monday after a brief
but painful illness. The deceased.
who war in her thirty-fourth rear,
was a native of Devonshire, England.
and sante to Oolerich in April. 1914.
For a time the family kept the Mc-
Donald boarding house on St. David's
street. afterwards removing to their
present home on the southerly limits
of tbe town. Mee. Harris was an
earnest Christian and tract an active
part in the work of Vietorie street
Methodist church, where. her services
in the choir were greatly appreciated,
and her demiae is keenly regretted.
Besides a sorrowing husband a family
of four survive : Albert, Doris M..
Austin J. are Kingsley R. Her moth-
er. two sisters. Mitch Eva Weetaway.
of Detroit, and Mn. Fred Gilbert, of
O.eIerich township and two brothers.
Albert, of (ioderich township. end
Richard. of Purvis, Man.,alsosurvive.
The funeral took place this afternoon
from the hoose on Palmerston street
to Maitland cemetery. Rev. J. E.
Ford conducted the werviees and the
pw11-hearers were Me.eirn. Nicholas
Allen, Wallace Morris', Fred Nilson.
That. Tahb, Rd. Speiran And C. M.
Robert/eon. All the relatives mention-
ed were present at the funeral with
the exception of the brother , from
the Wse.
moire MURRAY.
Angus Murray, whose death occurred
0s Tuesday of last week after but •
week's Illness, was horn in (,odeeioh
forty -sight years ago. He was the
third tem of the late Roderick and
Mn. Murraynd with the ezceptioe
of periods .pent at other Rating
0,941 oo the (creat L ike• bad Ised
.11 his 'fe here, being engaged in the
fishing bosiosee. 11 is survived by
hie soother and three troth, s : Collie.
.1 Oode leb : Neil, of Port Stanley.
and Rev. Roderick Murray. of Chicago
The deseeeed reeenuly *reined Ibis
ietewUUos of enlisting, Mut was pis -
IU .m fhis
• front herng the troops f byfeet
use
Meese of ►M her road the feet that
be bed to a go • slight operation
on hi* foot. funeral took plate no
PiIday and was largely attended,
tunny of the members of Maple Leaf
Ledge. A. 0. U. W. mt which the
deerwrd we. • reeleb.r, Won reseed.
Rev. Oea R Ross coo l sted the ser -
'Hem and the pa11hea ere were Meerw.
M. Reek. Ther Hawkins. Jolla
Clardy, Pear Mac/horn. Woe. Good
find A11•w Me( n.N. Anomie the
slaw, neral intens was • basecitel
amber from the Mbsrmen at Pert
1194e MluadiaettM heave.
( 1.1ra •sense weal awl and Mew
o
array. of -Port creaky s Mr.
Murray. of Diana. and Mr.
Illaeray. of Pori Manby. the
fwd Meat eV being aeatte. of the
d•t.ms.ed. Ietereseet woe .rude
la Maio Iasi smeeMery.
Dodd's
Kidooy
Pills
are the only
areae.- fiat
wit M Dir
beim Like
Bright's Diu.
ewes this die.
ease .as in.
e arable until
node. Kidney
.,,red it. Doctors
themselves raw... -es
that without Daatd'.
Pills lbry are
��•ite' t f1a-
-te, Dodds Kidney
Pills are the firm med.*:oe
that ever cured Itiahries
Imitations --box, 'sate and
pill, are advertised to do so,
but the medicine that dors
tare
labotos
is Dodd's KCdery Pills.
Dodd's rsdney Pills are
fifty cents a box at all
druggists.
!lwraT. Modes art- se
39 hones' use pr eaealh sioon.eot d
bed we mexisewes dienead.
Plea 3.3. per k.w.h. lee the wooed
:Ohioan"' use per mouth of c000ected
had our maximum demand.
Plus G. tan per k.w.b. for all addl.-
Genesi ceswuuptlos per mouth.
P.o.spt p•yuseat diseonut ten per
sect.
NITWIT LIti HT No.
1114 per le). att lauip per year.
gat) per < standard per year.
OS per 1 1*. etsoderd 150 w. per year.
fol per I -IL standard ►u) w. per year.
21r new rate pelta consumer of do.
'nestle lighting ue the cheaper rate
more quickly ciao the old rate and
win be of ars-lit. for tustancr, to per -
goes wing electric irons, electric
beater,, ete. The commercial rate.
Tare the seem- as before. The only
change in the power rate i, • teduc-
twa frr aIimuo consumption. '1b.
rates foe street lighting will make •
reduction for the year cf about $ioO.
The former rates for the street lies, ps
were eoosid.red by the local commie-
aims
ommaaims to be altogether too high.
CAPT. HINDSON'S ADDRESS.
Recrvttieg Manioc at - St. George's Hears
• Staving Appeal.
The recruiting meeting held at RL
George's church on Sunday evening
was well attended. After devotional
- exereisec and ao rzplanation ty the
NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT RATES.
Re:ommendabo.s ef Provincial Hydro
Commission Adopted.
The regular meeting of the water
and light commission was held on
Thursday evening. Tne engineer re -
pored tbat Uj old transformers, 2273
Jae scrap copper wire, 13 ib. scrap
Crass wire and ail 1b. acr•p are -lamp
limesI.s had been sold and theatres of 111%:
paid to the treasurer.o
Met. David Brown applied for water
service, enclosing cheque for $ i as
payment in advance : but the applica-
tion was refused and the cheque re-
turned. the secretary being instructed
to notify Mn. Brown that in accord-
ance with the bylaw the water will
not be turned on until the arrears for
this movies, are paid.
An application was received from
Mr. George Etymonde for electric light
service for his residence In Saltfod
The engineer was instructed to eau-
raaa the residents of Saltford and at -
certain if enough currant would be
used to warrant the Inetallatior of a
IBS -volt service there.
The engineer reported that the cost
of supplying light service 91P residents
on tbe Huron road outside the town
limits, as petitioned for, would cost
approximate) $430. It was decided
that the rate � these services should
be 5c per k.w.b. and 24e per 4. w. b.
and that contracts he -reed accord-
ingly before the line is installed.
A letter from the Ontario Hydro -
Electric Commission, advising the
adoption of new electric t rates.
was taken into ooaeieer and it
was decided that the rates metro -
mended be adopted. .The eget..;
are as (oflo*. :
DwXImTIC LIGHTISH.
:1: per RIO square feet of re area
per month. Minimum r area
charge for 1.000 .quare feet ; me:-
imum charge Inc s au0 smarts feet. eofee
Plus 4.5c per k.w.h. for all e-
sumrtion up to 3 k.w.b. per mouthal
tor each 100 sq. (eeof door area
charted• perk.w.b.Incl
Plus 226- faaddi-
tional consumption per month.Prompt payment discount ten per
cent.
COMMRacI.IL LIGHTt$.n.
9c per k.w.h. Inc the first 30 hours'
use per month of coonected load.
4.Sc per k.w.h. for the next .0
hours' use per month of eoeoected
load.
11,9c per k.w.b. loran consumption
per month over the first 100 bourn'
use of conneeted load.
Prompt payment discount ten per
cent
FON IR
SI per b.p. per month of been acted
load or maximum demand.
Plus tSr per k.w.b. for the Ant
rector. R... J. B. otberingbam, of
the reason that the meeting was held
oo Sunday and in church, Pte. Thos.
Pritchard, of the ••Princess Pate."
gave a summary of bus experiences
tram the time that he enlisted until be
was invalided home. In closing be
appealed to all present to face the situ -
atlas conscientious) and he {prepared
to sacrifice for the conscientiously
sake.
The next speakerwa.Capt. Hindson
of the idled Battalion, Guelph. former-
ly
ormer1y p.etor of the Baptist church there.
The Captain is an eloquent and force-
ful speaker and was listened to with
rept et tego ion. After his introductory
remarks be dwelt particularly open
the appeal to Patriotism, to Heroistb.
to Chivalry. to Sacrifice and to Service.
As the speaker enlarged upon these
flee points the very ateeepbere of the
teeming seemed to be in sympathy
with the thoughts expressed. to clos-
ing( Capt. Hindeou asked them preeeot
to face the question before them and
so answer It that they would not be
•abamed in future days to state what
pest they had taken in the gaeat war,
and also that they should be able to
give • good account of their action
wbeo celled to appear before the
judgment seat of God.
The singing of the National Anthem
closed the meeting,
WERE A BOON TO A PAISLEY
MAN.
Dedd's Kidney tills Cured Pain in His
Back.
Paisley, Ont , Feb. _.s Special). -
"I can highly recommend Dodd's
Kidney Pills to anyone suffering from
pats► is the back, 'says lir. J mores A.
rB je., well known and highly re-
speeted in this neighborhood. "I bad
Wee troubled with patio in my back
for about a year. Reading the self-
ezaoi0etiou peg. in Dodd's Almanac
led me to believe that my trouble
came from nay kidneys, so 1 eent and
got • box of Dodd's Kidney Pills. Be-
fore they were done I was feeling as
well as ever.'
Dodd's Kidney Pills set directly on
the kidneys. By putting them in con-
do -toe to do their proper work they
accomplish the cures so regularly re -
pureed. Healthy kidneys make pure
blood and the man or woman who baa
pun blood coursing through their veins
can laugh at nioe-tenths of tbe ills of
life.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. W. K. Hager w- ill preach at both
service@ at North street Methodist
"-hutch next Suodev. Morning subject:
"Coopeasitr0 Inc the Sinful --Christy
and pugs Evening subject : "The
Red Ocoee of Christ "
The service at Victoria street Meth-
odist ebur •b next Sunday morning.
The Late Mr. A. R. Creel man, K.C.:
t�
NI of the
�J eutat•stl-
tattle-
urea of the
'laaadlan bar
'Pawed away In
eatrsal I•
the early part
of the week In
the death of
Mr. A. R. Creel -
man, K.f', for
eight years
general counsel
to the Canadian
Poetic Rly.
Mr. Creejman
was cf Irish
and Scotrb or-
igin.
reIgin. lee bele:
the nos of the
late James Ru-
therford Creel -
man sed Isa-
bella Christina
P• t t e r Goa
Crestas Bern
46 ?etre ago at
Hellebores, V.
ft- be gas do.
caned ct the
Grammar 8caeol three and M for f l•tkam 1 N.D 1 Academy 11e stedled
law enb the tate Hee. Aec! Crooks, Q.C. was called to the Ontario bar
in 1174 and to the41 Q.ebec Is 1942. sad was created a QC In teal,
by lord Steaky of o•, tben 0eeernor4lrnenl of Canada and later
Earl of Betty. Mr. Credos's taken' carried him'etesdlly fors ard In
his prsf.es4e.. and be became ane ef the Mien of the Mr In O.terin,
beteg for years aseseinged b part•ersbip .1415 such foments lawyer es
th. las D'Alt.a M.Cagt17. Q.C., M.P.. tae late G R. 14.4.,. Q (' . sad
1)r. John Heekl•. K C. He remained • member of the Toronto firm of
McCarthy. /tiler, Heals • Cretinism seen 1101. when he was appointed
r111M..;biter rn ebe Caadh• Peeler Railway, tattles ••n permanent re-
elde•re M :nntr.•I at that Coe He was well krown as one of the
Ivedis* ersnf.rrlal I.weer• to comma. p•rtlrstarly .rp•rt In tr•+:rant-.
taw. 1n lee:. M mesmmed the title of tperral eeeneel. a peat he held until
1111. w hem M twlae.ed. het remained • dtreetnr moll the frim . int year.
is paellas, he ore pled tee 4 veers. bevies ares Netted In 111n to oak.
OMGethe plate ef gorge A. Mvmnseed. ile wee also • direetnr of the
* Miele Melly -ay Me. Creoles. wee a member ofaia
whirl reload .s emleetaImt hail for t7pprr ('anad• ('
in h IUR sad was Itenr.latel as entry rnrreapnndlnr in, re -
tori 01 lbw Peed (Wella) ieeteste. Is,IN, Is 1001 it. was a LIh-nl
1• psdaIM 1M/d. bet tseb •e settee hart t. pnlletre. In faith br wan
s Preebyt*Naa Wise • senabr et tin Peel's Clonrrb Ur ('reelmsn era•
dcretM to crena sed wh avert doing mach to further the Interests
of encyst, Neter, reviles. beetles 'mid golf. tied la '1100 be was elected
prealleat 0f tens Ceua = Crab.' AaT.nW1...
OR CANADA
i
Ce -operative
Savin'
Is fxilitated and en-
couraged by the open-
ing of a Joint Savings
Account In the hawses .,
of Husband and Wife, Father and Son, Brother and '
Sister, or any two or more members of the family.
Either can deposit or withdraw money at will, and
the interest accrues to the credit of both.
Ask the Manager for full particulars.
Godericn Branch -F. WOOLLCOM BE, Manager.
conducted by the pastor. will he a
memorial service for the late Mn.,
John Harris. The evening subject will
he '•Ao urgent fall to the Busy."
The anniversaryservices of the church
will be held unday, March 12th,
when Rev. I)r. Maiming, of Stratford,
president of the London Conference,
will be the preacher of the day,
Rev. (leo. E Rocs will preach at
hntb services at Knox church neat
Sunday. Morning subject : "'The
V ictoty of.8tephen :" evening subject.
••Steadfast Service."
For delicious homemade candy go to
Blackstone's.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
The Huron count sitting. of the
Suprerule Court of Ontario will open
in (ioderieb on Tuesday, March lltb.
Mr. M. G. Cameron, K. C., will ad-
dress the Canadian Cluh of Hamilton
tomorrow evening on 1be War."
Bisset firms., of 8wltford Heights, are
having a sale of Holstein cows and
young cattle on March 2.2od. Further
particulars will be given next week.
Mrs. J. F. .todrews has purchased
the dwelling on Elgin avenue fooreser.1
ly owned aid .occupied by the bis.�
Mrs. D. Boyd. The purchase prier wee
V.360.
Classes for instruction in flat aid
and °Seeing at home are Ming ar-
ranged by the General Brough Chap-
ter,
hapter, 1. 0. IJ E. Anynoe wishing to
join should see Mies Walton. or call
telephone leo. 12 • his week.
Prof. C. V. Henry, late of London.
Eng., is coming to town to make his
tesiden:. here. He is a violinist of
considerable repute and will start a
class in violin, beside. joining the
Stewart orchestra as solo violinist.
A number of voting men, friends of
Mr. J. D. Moffat, getbered at the
home of Mr. 8. J. Young last Thu••
day evening to hid goof -bye to Me.
Monet prior to his dep•rtore Air
Guelph. In beba#f °Ube
Melt. Bee•tonth preceded t
of honor with a gold -mounted
log -cane. Mr. Moffat made • sults
acknowledgment.
PERSONAL MENTION.
MI -s Rath Hamlkon 'kite.* her (tater, Li
Att.K •t Lai ter Met week.
Mra H of Toronto, i. ri-itiag Mr.. Hare
+w art:, (1WitowaerTrrraw.
Mr.. (Capt.) A. Bogle of 8mipmariltosi. .pmt
last week with her d..rater. Mr. H.H. Grow
of town.
-%lowb. Advance : Mrs. Jaren Rwtisad,
past menet! Ina. boon •i..u,wr (lode -
rich sad IAreeso..oe trbnde, riga rued to !r
home le..' weak.
Mrs. Lorne Macdonald and two dnugh4•ra
who had bees vld Inn %hear nlatlre. M -re tier
NEWGATE
STKEE T LIVERY
4
Having purehaeed the
livery business of Wm.
Knox, 1 am improving
the equipment and in-
tend to provide
Good Horses
Prompt Service and
Up-to-date Rigs
All orders will receive
pr. mpt and careful at-
tention.
TK1.KI•Hu,H No. 173 for
• go..d turnout.
N- R. STOWE
• iso meot10 hate returned to their boar, **
Swift I'um-nt,Shale.
Mr Norman Moas in, of th, Hawk of Cam -
norm has returned tram • tire* Mee:• •.,44
3gs. obs bane .1 M. signal ., Re % ..1. M. and Mr.,.
41.Bes
of Tfb.oabartt.
Mr. Chan. Worthington watt hag brava v
la. Ns .Mer, Ili-• Wa.►iurtoo. for reacral
ssa.1M. Mee rata week for Hsn.ihon ter
wend a w.k * 414 bte1.. her. Me. 8 F. Wash -
Mews. K. C., before retardne to hegira
I. 111110N3 LETTER
To Jird Wsrayat antlers
Jackson, Mir.-" I shall feel repaid
for writing this letter if I can help Almy
tired, worn -oat another or bimseke.per
to find b.stth maidetrength as I have.
"I have a funny of five, sew, ee•k
and do my housework and I became very
Enoch run-down in health- A friend
malted me to try V inol. I did so and new
I am well mad etromt and my told time
has been restored. basso
s er ae a took for worn -oat, rem -
dews, tired mothers or bosumkesp.z,
-Mea J. N. Mtn.Tos . Jaekaa4 iris.
Drugciet, Goderich
r
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Singer New Goods Singer
Store. Store.
1916 MIDDYS JUST TO HAND.
All sizes for ladies, misses and children.
Will shortly have in stock a full line of Children'; and Vies.
Ready-to-wear [)renes. Watch for window
and store display.
Bargains all through this mouth in many. lines. Fancy Work.
embroidered and stamped, choice of fifty Cushions,
Scatves and Centres at half-price. FIRST COME --
FIRST CHOICE. Baby's Bonnet,, Dresses, Jackets, etc.
Other lines too many to enumerate.
Visit our store, get warm and look around.
Mrs. Tape, Singer Store
To Builders and Contractors
We have a large stock
of Square Timber tip to
12 in square to it; feet
long.
Hemlock. Sprue' -
Jointing and Scantling,
all widths and length.
np to 20 feet long
1-ath, Ontario White Cedar
Shingles. Pine, Spruce. Hemlock
and Oak i.nmber. Ml grades,
Hardwood and Pine Flooring.
Dressed Pine atxi Spruce. Cali-
fornia Siding. Always in stock.
Moulding. ;a.h Stock on
hand.
Sectional Poultry Houses
all sizes.
Estimates
cheerfully furnished.
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