HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-7-6, Page 5Bicycles Have Ad-
vanced in Price "
but we have several in stock
to sell at former quotations.
Specials This Week
TOMATOES, very choice....15c per pound
FRESH WATERMELONS -just received
HOME-GROWN STRAWBERRIgS. No. i
quality.
300 BUSHELS OLD POTATOES, very
choice.
Try oar New Potatoes by
the peck or by the pound.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT -Peaches, Plums,
Apricots and Hot -house Cucumbers.
�Y. ,29lessanaro
CORNER MONTRF..11, STREET AND THE SQUARE
1�. B. --Our ot..r.• will he open .w the list ..f Jidy and all Clay Wed -
ORANGE
Celebration
.ciiiiTton
Wednesday
JULY ::
1916
wleave
Special Goderich at
o a. m . ,
rain Holmesville
to. t7 a. m. Returning
will leave Clinton at 6
p. m.
SINGLE FARE
TICKETS with
TEN CENTS
ADDED FOR
ROUND TRIP
ameNsIMMININ
A Great 30 Day
Slaughter Sale
at Walters & Co.'s
Boot and Shoe Store
We have to reduce our mock to
make room for of her'ytoods cooing
and will therefore pot on this Dig
Sale. Havingbought our goods
M the old pres we are enabled
to give you • big discount for your
money. You will buy some nt our
Bono sad Shoes at lege than the
maker's prier.
We also hare Trunks, Suitcases,
Cl.bbago, etc.
Thin ,Bele frill last only SO
day., resantenein¢ Friday.
Jane 166.1e, and
until Saieasiay, J 1SElk
Do not miar the oppotionity. All
heather plumb, are liard to get and
will he very mooch higher in pries.
Shoe repairing guaresteed Wire
factory. We lt on Ladies'
Rubber heels for Ilk salad Mew's
for 3&'. J
Walters & Co.
Sercese rs to 1. H. McC1i*M
GOD*PIC1t PROSE ul�
LOCAL TOPICS
Train Arrives Earle" r.
A change in the O. T. R. tirneta:.le
took place last week, but only one of
the Goderich trains is affected. The
midnight train, which formerly left
!Toronto at 6.5i1 p. w.. now leaves
I fifteen minutes earlier and arrives Tot
, Oode r.cb at 11.311. instead of 11.13 p.m.
Presentation to Miss Clark.
Un Friday afternoon, at the close of
the term at Central school, Mies Bettie
!Clark wits made the recipient of an
address and a present of • dozen linen
handkerchiefs from bee /snow-oem-
hen of the [earthing staff. Miss Clark
!has resigned ber po-itlon as teacher
and will .hortl'eater icon a course
Fitzgegald-Blair.
A quirt but pretty wedding took
plate ■t for hum" of Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Blair, Wolfe 'tree., on jai, 141,
let high noon, when eh.-ir eldest daogh-
: ler. Cora Mer. was united M marriage
to M clvilleA. Ft• zrer-a!d. n/ Petetlmo'.
Rev. J. E. Ford omciated.
The bride wee Riven away by her
iuher, sod wore • gown of white milk
crepe and carried a bouquet of 11 -Id
daisies. After the wedding dinner the
young couple left on a trip to the east
! via the C. P. R., atter w bicb they will
reside at Peterbxero'.
O. W. S. N. Buildings Sold.
The frame buildin. o the right -of-
; gcoway of the Ontario Went Shore Rail -
1 way, near the village rot Port Albert,
• were er.ld by auction on Saturday.
June 31th. The bunkhouse was pro -
• .based tr Mr. James McMillan for
$30, anti the stable was bought by Mr.
F. Bruen for 410. Two other sigma
buildings ser. sold to Mr. David Mc.
Connell for $4. On Monday of this
week 130 telephone plies were dis-
posed of in twelve different lots.
Toem sales were made by the trustee,
Mr. Tho,. Slathers, of Dungannon. •
Qualified for Teaching.
10 the list of successful students at
the Normal Schools of Toronto. Lon -
doe. Stretford and North Bay. pub-
lished last Saturday, the names of
thirteen former Modeller of Ooderick
Collegiate Institute appeared : Rachel
E. Boyle. Mary B. Clark, Luella B.
Cowan. Janet L. Orem. Sylvia B.
Tabitha M. Kempton. A.ua
MaeKeemie, Ora.. M. McKssaie,
Ethel O. Nairn, Mae L. Redmond,
Mee Shackleton. Olive M. Tichbo,iroe
and Mary M. Young At !taster Mies
Pearl U. McKenzie passed the examltM
micros, but her name did not •ppre
in the lists. All a thein young ladies
.114411-614W qualified teseh ss. They an,
deserving of hearty coegratulatlons
on having successfully reached he
goal of their ambition and The Signal
hopes that they will derive greet
pleasure from their chines. vocation.
An Automobile Accident.
While racing with another automo-
bile last Sunday afternoon, Mr. earl
Mn. W. J. Lerman, who were ac-
companied by obeli son and little baby,
and Mies Barbara Auet n and ber two
sisters, had • narrow estop* from eer-
tou. injury. Mr. Lannan drove south
along Clearable road at • tremendous
rate and turning no to Toronto street
his got off the road and struck as
electric light poet. The ear veered
aid clearing tate pod dashed Into •
tteee"�� and overturned. Whew the
r.sellse struck the poet all of the
passssgen 4n the car were thrown nut
noel besides being hadly shaken up and
bruised received other injuries of a
minor eharletsr. Mrs t..nean, who
was labored in the shoulder was not se
seriously bort as woe at Ant thought.
Th. .,atrtmoNM was MAY wrecked.
One of tie neer wheel• was torn off.
Ib" wlndahteld was stashed. the frost
ask bent ..d two of the side doors
wore ripped n5 while the body of the
ear was mai ked tone what. The t i. e
THE SIGNAL : G4 DERICR ONTARIO
1 Iba boohoo wheel west right acmes
i . read. The sees 1• the oar whioa
wYsaaiog with Mr. Louisan merit on
ase leephel y gas u. to know wbu they
wore. The Maiden( has aroused public
against aulomubile sp..da..,t,
ad 1 is gleam al deemud That
the saleire .i( Ibe taw 1•14 • •.wird y
clop 1.i it.
A Purse for James Stools.
Ua Yrids; last t7v ewi'luyeci of
Pans t (stain Door Co. ga.her.J i
bwiaer office aril joined with the
office staff in • p•rwota(ioo to Mr.
lames E. Nw.1 , Who tweedy lost his
left hand by an accident in the fac-
tory Mr. Oemrg" Smith. the factory
forearm, road the fulluying addreoo :
To Or. Jame* 1t. sisal. Uoderi:k.
Data Ma, -Wa Maw -metro.. tad,. .-
oswtaYre* of ti. theme. Urwio Door lar lake
fah .e..�., offrued berstsesp•.l.g to you ear peed -
latae fwt rg bus MI tW, ay. tW�b 11 e
saearao w oppere►aLL for us 1. =NM our
f hug. towardd.. Moe &oaths,. yet all the same
w aaeeesiste ..1 mother's q.a� ti las. oed 1.
yaw ow me bare./ ways adtuir* 7.•.r Miser
Moms. your *.urate( tad /ear tadudrp. Yew
.stere from the ba.ita1 ahs tao near so-
houreale sondem whist heist you. tad weal
Iwo MI weedy roger afford. as as sppertosar
.f imessise yeas as repr...l.e of oemraae.slp.
mod we thanikare ask you to aroma tab pare
wills oar 4..n and he* ty emit .ileo tee
yew welfare
A purse contslaing a.suhateetial
Mai (in the m.ighborhood of $401 was
presented to Mr. Steel,, who returned
is thanks in a few Mobley words.
While 1ha unfortunate accident is a
.,atter for deep regret, the spirit of
oomradesbip drown in this ineldest le
comemodabie. We unden•aod that
Mr. Steele Is retained in the employ
of the Paget Company.
Faithful Service Acknowledged.
About forty .Iernben of the Ladies
Aid /society of Knox church gathered
on Moodav afternoon in the lecture
room of tA. church •od presented Mr.
D. Stoddart, the retiring sexton, with
two handsome oak chain. The fol-
lowing address wee read by Mr..
Beattie :
re Mr. lied Mr.. D. ateddart.
Due* rugaw. -Ws. AM msa.ber. of toe
Laddie' Aid ossa. lr of Kao. sauna. desire at
thee limo to aro rou beta of writ
of the long awl fdt11.l a rotes whir r1- wt koro
rendered our cbuPrI. As wore. bear-
able M d re+po,.sibte position you have 04.4
with g. eat ...p.m. to our coogt.gatioa for
the tog iirl.d of tb4tr-two y.Me. we bare
proved pm. Mr. Otod•'ut, re Iiia oar use bar
W the harm of lis O$ereh at heart and lou
have performed your duties In such. kid aa4
✓ ent lemaely manna is to .1n las rower and
a.usm 4 all with w hem you baso mum 1a
o..trot. Alm a. •nvelope-.toward of ear
Mooch tor • mamba of year. you bare doe
faithful work. Ws mks .W ee 5..itess flee
rained service. of Mow Soolden. vitro all a
armor prodot sod worker in ear Soedety Iiaa.
endeared ismm*f to small and W ben • 1.5.
to you to your wort sm.M.t u.. As •.tight
mhos of our Iwo tad edam for yes beta ws
oak you to seem* tame two .1*3..., Maim tact
you will live lee( to .$)57 tame aid ales taut
Hos remaisim Lars or your aw may be
barmy tad frettfsl la good work..
tWW.ed en behalf d tis Wise AM Society
sl.Knoi cloud.
Mae. D. Hoistirasev, Pneid.at.
Mars. 1. Hearne. S. e3s Y.
Mae. rv. Jict ma. Treruror.
Qsdwtpb. July hoe. Net
Mr. Stoddart replied, expressing
thanks for bim.rif and Mrs. litoddart
for the gift and Ibe kindly words of
the address. A pleasknt feature of the
gatberiog was the pre.aoce of Mn.
Gibson, the honorary president of the
Ladies' Aid, who in ber ninety-second
year is still keenly interested io the
work of Knox church.
•
Pi'R 'IOWA H1) Yt►1:N(;SON
of tate 79..i Royal Highlatwl.rw. Pts.
Youngwnn is thy ..m of Mr. John
Yonngqen. of the Pwge•t t;rain Door
Co, He enli.t.d with tis• 'ist Bat-
talion. Hr was nineteen yeer'. .4.1 nn
Jnne 12th last and in one of hie lettere
to hie f•thet he exprew•. the h. that
m
he will be hoefor hie twentieth
birth-
day.
1/ ymi want That joyo•t. /reline,
don't linger longer than it mighty
short tinie is. getting one of R. J.
Prielbam's. onit•.
Clinton New B:• : The Sunday
s�hrxrl elate taught by Mitre Winnie
(XNeil mid Mr limn Scott bald a
picnie at Goderich this week •n4
while there visited oleo rte." garden of
Registrar (Joao.. The. geeial owner
nps�wiaewennfed each visitor with • rose. A
4Nighttul day was sweat hy all.
caliLETTO
e
PERSONAL MENTION.
1embos lis.trode /►s met the heady at
Lal t• D Moor Mewrtwe
ere N Tweet* Met
Mo. Ohms U0Mbar,s ie >5.> la l relative*
aser Vaasa
PIM Meed Wr. p Is hese fro,. t'otuu'o es
• eta. of . west.
Maw Is vs itob r4ee meat lroadol.a Dy
with retro., trot t1rNiNd.
Mr, ad Mr-. Bon. firaM4. et Ch:eme, are V
toe* o thole weddiat MIP
M1.em. 54.a. .1406.3.azit bet en Tenchr
teat.' 11.1 parrots at
M,..W Matra a w abate( Mr deepen.
Mr. A. Itsaor at. glas.ar
Mr. M. PlwotntMme of gnosis, Mist Ds -
Maim Dar at Mb aa�o is tow.
ll� O. MeCeatese, a Dards sea Dante-
les
an►lea Dag Waller M taws Ude west.
W. J A. O .1 Tae.�se, west De -
aides
aides by ethilliimsir. 9..... wwdirti
W M+. Msyaed Mier. e w
ie( wk4 Loathe* la tows aid
W. Atw4Nad C.-u•U. of Mo.atrbwg,
most the b11War with Ole sea. Mr. J. A (-
31, Ihm me, Dean d the Bank et Termite.
�CearmMatted Mr. J. W. Crotch, for M
• w
Mr ted Mn. araban . of ment
Terms.,MadamT.r, were Madam Day
ransom t„soton Li Oed►
rigs
Mr. Joke Kiltstt, 0. A.. pOnd.a1 of I4.
Ml' earl Mob 5045.[, mode • b. set' ak It is tenni
this we*[.
Mr. mad Mr. Job LM•er, of Chap, are le
alader{l at M. Iwlaw's.14 Mao es the Bay -
&d [wad.
Mies 5Cdltk Hoe of Bssfortb, mast ll.
minis Dar std f with Mr. ted sera
S. L Mktg.
]ire Metes aid op., Mats Mark, of
`.. Wawa
Mr..
et Mr. and Mr. J. Dewey.
Mr.. R W. Darles..f eteetto d, emelt toe
weekend le tows, the guest of Mn. W. J, R.11,
Mesas sweet.
Mho Mae Mme hale left ea Moak), sfterse
.psau
• M meet weeks la Weeekteek, the d
Mrs.). ta. Itasca.
Mir Ussie Clark, wee le • teacher In lines
p.Wb. rebook arrived tem. Led.y for t1. md-
mm5mer .•cads•.
MW (Jr.ce 1..... .1 Dowel. Kea owoty t.5
vk itiag les griadp_rssta. Mr. and sera Le
Tomei, Doses 5tre*t
Mews. Jsdls Lachlan Hartsell and
Petergsb��p, .0 Stratford. r kited fries&
1. Uderte►.ilei. meelt
sera filar. r Ochi wood,Symonds.
. at.ltD i her
.Iter -Is -lar. h symoud.. &. DsvYL
W eer. fur s aw days.
Mks lhorasoi Mse ase$, of Tweets.
M0. Hash MacDonald,)e. roll. aro holi-
daying at their Meme is taws
Mr. etewa}i, dnest tic week -
ed waft W woo. Mr. S1"w.rt, of the Pru.
Mama Lite denotes. y.
Ree. James 1l01•111m1. .y friend. w4l M
to l to lssr t r • W 11*1so$es is se
otor the
Noreen MsMab. of the Oxford
away Battteali1Iremi, sits M from 1.o.do. mop
W west leggi011a Rands 1n Oed.rlc1.
Mr. Sad Mrs. a esedela,t lett es n
ro se .ztwbd Weds « *1V*SJ weeks tetbl4
eon. Rev, W. W. eteddset. at Rochester, N. Y.
HMO, et the INS[ Battalion. Lee -
Ma. apart W weet-o•d at the theme et Me
�1s, Mr. mi Mrs. W. . nen, Marg.
Illeeiga
l. Cheek bao bees mewed top
dstemb at 4bt
Bee de-
ter.. MM Cheek. Ithe t eg
state
the sae senseL
The M1m.. Miss W Oreo. Mal.w
LLMwW, wwa vials, their .,we. Msg. Jae. r,
Tftsmses weok,awlare sow at toe papists
Mod. A
otMr.4.15.1 J. Chet. we* e! _WW1�a fourBeite.d+Id•mit
�l'"'"e "'t.6 rk'. parent.. W. sad
Wm. Clark.
Mr. sad Men. H. Belt.•-, el Z.riet. t utsr i
to town ea ariteedar ism aid sprat dor after -
mese wilt tis bather, 1r.t�1M. Laurie.
4 t1. SI•.al .lot,
Mr. and Mrs. 0..,,, Clerk Riine. nee
r1. esanlagesf UNA' &meth r liearaarw Rail
Se. to Mr. Ardor D. Mel... on M..4.,, Jaw
Mk. ist C hatham.. Vat.
Mr. sed Mrs n oma. T. 'rhim.on ted
deugO•.r. Mare trot. of n.afwth were 114ttag
Mn. 'Memos'. mase , Mrs. J. Audrey*.
and her aster. Mrs. W. J. Dane.,,
MI. Marjorie Andrew. h... .uece.toUp
parvo= Mer anal a xamNst1.• et Nova Bay
IieemU Wilmot. .rd len Gertaiws 5. 8•4044./
to •t end the cjt.re In Art. At Toronto Uni-
vas sly.
Meow.. Urnhem and Jame. Ro•s. who .pont
the p•6 .were sl week+ .4 Iivatap with Mr.
L Y. l..-. in. lett tale week for (a.. Home Rey,
.hae they will 1. .o,t ..red for lh . rem.ioder
N the ..ossa.
Mr.. R. J. Kennedy awl Mr.. A. P Fuerst. of
Tenuto. •ri wisdom A ow.ple of 'melte in
town ...haug their .'.ter. Mat Lame icatoo.
Munn. Mal. and 10.•i, brother, Mr. Um. J.
Correa. Wolf..treet.
Mr. Ja.. McCGitos. w1. Ms boom t. ieblag
.0014 at Towats. &,rind sem. ea Tuesday
ev..i.g woldelt .aihrm. In rho
ewes of a we,oi ao will join t4. Toronto UJ-
vawity moons raining corp.
t.pt. W. H. Gundry .et M... tawdry. el Rs
■ 1st, ore welcome visitor. in Ud.r.ch end are
burg wueily greeted by .1.M moony Dario
Yew. Captain Qredry U is excellent Malta
ed h estamlaigio over t1. Wo•tern rou.lry.
Mr. IL Lel 101450 1. hoar tram Mote.weet1.
waste be had bore toadl.g seiW, ad h
Mite ►a Me obi median a. clerk at Hotel am -
wt. Mr. Mott will go to .wrote Ie Septem-
ber
eptetber to take • position on this racking Mair of
Upper Land& °.[lege
Pte. J. A. Fel, of the Igo -t Bettalt.n. Mite
AIM Fox end al5- Arne* Potter all or I.es-
dos. sew vleltlag M t14, pereetel some.'L1m-
eroo street eve* t►. hetiday. MnArnow
ew. Ar
er..ad Ll. Lillian Pox urease care. rem
oa their wore far n o t- t of • tow week..
MM. Cm rwisrnel on Tuesday tr+.rrt 1'hieaae
aid ether parer In the W..twn It:.te.. whew
. 1. had peat .Ural oast►.. Mb. w.. ac-
companied by Mr.. Ane* D. kat •nd da.g4-
tem ad stn. t'ei'. mo:ber. illea Metazoan.
all ,fChicago, who will .peed the •umaea in
Lk&rice.
Stretford Berms: Mr. WIl.oi Dyer, Nile
• rest, t.4 Wide, We to (lederl* lira Ota
Andrew.. of Uod--eick..pent 11. week^Md at
Lao boss of Mr. Wen. 1'.e-. etre street err..
Jobe n,ul.l, I4rainmham est{asem.tt sad Mex.
(ansae Powell and caildr.n. Cburcmom re
tweed Mese after .online I►e weal .with
Moods 1n bnytlekl an. l;oderls
Mr.. Meflrlen, mother of Mr. U. M. 1111tt•
of tows, went on Tuesday of rib wes.0 1. 0541
ber sea. John. who 1. principal of lar hail
wleol *4 11411.71 Phe fr am of ten few
let or the ploacer. of cieterre tomato%
hash r osttl.d ea the R4 oosw.obn sewn
* roar yearn now on the farm wow *wood by
her re. w, lir. A. M1111en. Tbourb it Mr
M.eikt4 year. .lio I. stall bright and senor.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. J. M. MacDonald, B. A.. B. D.,
o1 W.trntown, will occupy the pulpit
of Knox church next Annday. Ivor the
remaining Sihh•ths in July the noni•-
tern named below will have charge in
the following order: July 10 -Rev.
R. M. Dirk. R. A , Toronto ; July 23
-Rev. H. � Horn B. A., LL. B.,
Colmar' ; July 911-tt.v. P. A. Walker,
B. A., Owen Sound.
Rev. F. C. Harper. of Clinton, was
the preacher in linos rhnrrh last Sun-
day, and was beard .t both services
hy appreciative congregation,. Rev.
Mr. Harp.r ham received the appoint-
meot of chapl.tn of the 177th Minicoy
Battalion a.d w ill report shortly for
military duty at (:amp Bordeo.
Colbor." Evangelical Kure► -Iter.
W. H. Campbell, Lit. B., B. D., pastor
Colborne -10 w. or.
Zion --3 p. m. (no envies Sunday,
Jul, Ntjil.
Colhns.o-;.K) p. m. rem alternate
Suede y.
Sunday School -Colborne 11 a. m.
Hon 4p, m.
Y. P. ,1. o. the Qntrd.y th>t the' •
N n.. prv.chi.g r•.rr at 7.JU p mi.
Lit Jett Dser
prams real be
Cime astttt, the
olborne chngeh ed .300 ] g A nod
program boa been prepared dnj •
good Lams ie Ten an
11a•.ttwt to atte.d, fee Sew
day, July 10th ; "The *laved sal•
♦•floe
A. interesting church .oast was
held in Viola& street Mialtallat
rhumb, aider the auspice. ,of Mo
Kureka Mitis alma, o. Thunsdrty evw-
Ing of Mat weak, M which Dr. A. H.
Macklin was 14.p..k�
De. Maakli., who had spool tis pact
year in Irwtated, in a very graphic w•
dos.ribed his tri so the 0061•••iiway
✓ % to historical Amoroso prose i. eremt Brit-
ain and Me work i. the Royal Medical
Corp. in Ireland. The latter part of his
add w was a survey of the political
situelio. i• Ireland. with a deocriptlen
of the co.ditle.e misting prior to the
w heLios. His talk was o/ Income in-
terest ad at the eo.ctusloa he was
tendolwd a very hearty vote of thanks,
whish wee moved by Mr. Li M. Elliott
anal eeeosied b� Rev. J. E. Ford. The
pprrgqpp••om iseh. ed
also a solo by Mies
Mal>tl.ton. • redtatfo. by Mrs. T.
H•1ehineo.r a vocal doer by Mtge
Helier and Mie Mad Mi11ian, several
.ang� by Maetsr Dr1.*W
.d • viols. •.d piano d.et
M ZJeTwey and Mier Lithe Newell.
were @tweed •i the elms
of the 1
SALT
We desire to announce that
live discontinued sell -
Nat. our works
except to retail merchants
spin town and in the country,
['who after this will be the
2only selling agents.
NMCirs erica CLeiieal C•.,
I�Miteti
Gadsie► ..C10 r r• Wane
i
of Canada, In her
T1rtaimix. avis • MIM •
Give Your Wile
an !Merest
in the family's ftnan-
cial progresSby open-
ing a Joint Account
In the Unice Bask
name and your own.
You will !ted It a very convenient arrangement, for
then either can attend to the badting when In town,
mailing deposits or withdrawing money. In case of
death., the balance automatically goes to the survivor.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manage
1
DUNLOP.
\VICUNieDAY, July 5.
Mr. Blatehford spent Sioday with
his sister, Mrs. Roy Linklater.
Mr. Robert Young. of Ooderich, ..c-
ipisd•%he Leeburu pulpit on Sunday
Miss Wionifred Shaw, of Toronto,
Mies Rath Shaw, of Brampton, and
Mise Joan Clutton, of Bluevale, ars
home o. vcatio..
Twlomwrit ANN1VRR$ARY. -- On
Wednesday of last week the natal
monthly oeeting of the W. M. 1+. and
Red Arose worker. of Lesburn was
held at the home of Mrs. Clark. sr.
Thera was a large gathering, es it wan
the twentieth anniversary of the or-
ganisation of lbs Woman's Foreigo
Mission Society Owing to the ser-
ious illness of Rev. James Hamilton,
She, honorary president, Mrs. Hamil-
ton, was able to be present during o.ly
the first peat of tbe program, but be-
fore rise lift the party gathered os the
lawn tad several interesting pictures
of the group were token hy three am-
ateur photographers to commernorat•
Use day. Many changes here 1.ken
plane wring the twenty years, Mime
members have been removed by death,
others have gone to far distant land.,
but the Society has steadily grown
Larger and stronger, and h gmAt
work bis been done, ,Dore pedally
lately since the nerd hes arisen for
Red Cross work. May the Sock ty N ill
Ago on and prosperi
la all countries. Ask for our INVMIt-
TOR 'r1 AJJVIa1 4 hich writ he seat oras
MAIC • MARSOLr.
Mi Ualtmeldr N. Wabash
The Saults Coal Co.
uucce.or. to McDonagh ft 111.14,51
ullxCI.Us3vI As:KN'rs FOR
LEI -Hall VALLEY
THE COAL, THAT SATI'FuIt3
We deal in Hard and Soft Coal,
Lime, Cement, Fire Brick, Fire
Clay, also Hard and Soft Wood,
Maple and Hemlock Slab..
Fresh cars of Lime and
Cement just received.
OFFICE PHONE - - - - i5
A. J. SAuf,'r8' Residence, 275
W. W. S*w ani' Reeirlen t 202
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The Wrigley Spears are constant
friends to teeth, breath, appetite
and digestion.
Women workers relish the refresh-
ing, comforting influence of this
toothsome, long-lasting confection.
Its benefits are many - its cost
small. ,.nat's' why it's used around
the world. Nothing else can take its place.
Chew it
after every
meal
Write Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co.,
Ltd., Wrigley Bldg., Toronto,
for the funny Spearmen's
Mother Goose
book.
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