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Christmasts !
Beautiful l.:ulds• I" s, Murines. He,.dr add Figures,
jjjartto 61.11)
fratued in square and oval frames. Iron . .. _ - ---M
15.00
Goderich Views in brown, gilt al Circassian Rani• :. 250 and 50o
Photo Frames -silver, ivory, gold,and ma to 6y,
3.00
ranging in prier from_ ._--- ----- - -
ServinjF Tray's in ntal!ogauy and Cires1iwalnut,and
nuovaval and
50.
.50
square ----- ___ -::.c-: ---------- R- -- 500d 0
Snatuary Busts and Figures in bronze and ivory _ _
up
Cbina-Wed{lw°4'- Minton, Coal{wrt,; Shelly and Royal Doulton at
tegoonable prices. s
Leather Goods -Tad'ies' and gents' s Ttav`dliug Ceees, Bar, Purses, CuiL.r
- -
Bags, Photo and Card Cases.
Everything in ladies' fancy and plain Combs and Hair Ornaments.
Pearl, let, rose and colored Beads and lira..1tyu1 Mss at shoat half -prier.
Beautiful hand•erhb "teredCtnhioito aa`t t< --t about
al1-� Y�
•
Christmas Note Paper, nicely boxed -_--.---M- cud Seals, very dainty
Christmas Cants, hooklets, Folders, Tag
and cheap.- T yillrr Tinsel. Christ -
Christmas Decorations --Hull' Wreaths, Festoons.
lilac Snow and Candles.
THIS IS THE CHRISTMAS GiFT STORE!
Come early, we have Gifts to please an tastes aad pis.
nes
SMITH'S ART STON L
,. -_.LAST STREET tNEXT TOµ
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Goderich, Ontario
Phone 198
Christmas Gift
An Ideal
THIS WEEK
A limited n ber of
medium, large and fantail
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THE SIGNAL. GODERICH ONTAltic,
navy years and was:ftfyflve ye•r•,,of
COUNTYd DISTRICT
age.
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BRUSSELS. 'ttk:"'
�n David T boron narswl>awa>fit his
hours bete of the 27th ul'., aged sry
eat v -seven year... 11-caa,ed N tr a
.urn. .0 w••'•-. ---
ovoid resident of
Creditondiet/ un the _.,.h ult .
Michael 'lf cludt
hn, f
eo D,aahwoosl,
,tied November;
Miss
•
Rae t,totben pf Mmfe in hie eight y•
third �earr. It
_ kinK . has
I returned hour troll'. a three utuuth'
visit to Saskatchewan..`
Henry Bruer, of Crediton, died on
thLo on,h where he ad gone to I.undun,
under-
go an operation,
Mr. and Mrs. James Beynolle and
family hem. returned Ln Ilullett town-
ship frills Portage le Prairie after an
absence of nearly five years•
John Ballanty former
to Flint,
ent
who
of Craubrookt limited
Mich., 'a year ago, died there owtb
'211th ult. He brad passed the fourscore
mark.
Pte. Robert jtcelntont sb, soncof Mr.
r.
and Mrs. I4uj� wee c reported
who some time ago
ruining, ie now reported killed in
active
Gold Fish
We have some beautiful fish.
Let the children see them.
Green Plant - Pebbles - Fish Favi -+. Fah
Globes
Take home a 5c Tadpole and your$ t Wi l live longer.
H. C. DUNLOP
%AIL stORL" PHONES: 1 and 324
use
To Our Stltbsen f
firsts« .d Uafut,) comfy.
Mes.'ibis sigh.•, of Calgary. rdu
t-
foru.er re.iArn, ret B•ww•'I
the P4:11 lilt.. in her sixty -101i ever.
sur-
vive. husbandand four uhilaren
.... ,-.
AL the recent annual meeting of the
Capadian i.-drj,rud• lit-l'rlrpb •,•c' A'-
-loclatyion: held lit--t4oruuto. Mr. V. S.
Ment(: lit ilruaselaJ 'Mas rl a ed pre.: -
dents
At Hills (ireen on the ::Sth ult. Rev.
W. E. N. Aitken united in marriage
Milton Love and Miss Libel] Work-
man. Mr. and Mrs. Love will reside
at Heneall. •
has send
Dr. Rogersof Brucetteld,
his property ;Bed practice to Dr. Glen-
field, of Appin, sod is removing _to
Mtlijtbatu.. a hod been at Bruceli ftd
for fifteen years.
R. Yule, O. T. R. agent a t ;,el$rave,
has taken to himself • bride in the
person of Miss Mary Sutton, of Shipka.
the wedding was solemnized at the
rectory at Hlytb.
Pte. George Spriggs, formerly of
Belton, is reported kilted in France.
Before enlisting with tbe•1d:.b,-Batta-
lion he was employed on the farm of
Albert Alton, Belfast.
?Ire. Moir, wife of Bev. D. A'.. Moir,
a fgristif 1'tunur pa.Uor of lirusaiir
Methoui4t Jturch, died et Mt. l'ath-
ai Ines on the 111 li ult. Her lwoii was
cuuard in I► {'rculiar way. , wn'
ago she was operated upon for appen,
dodo., and the physician left a small
pair u( pincers iu'flea
thfl! wound when it
afinally 1x oiliing
trratt f
appal rut (fu oitRh Daft. Itdtrtfsue fir•
swan was perfornied and the inairu-
ment was discovered. s However,
h it
had worked its w in y
Mrs. Moir was 'My -
four yens of age.
BAYF.(ELO•
W N Div r,au:... Dee. fl.
Mise hunter, of K:eter, is, ependit>�r
a few dere in the village_
V. regret to 'emu that •Miss Par -
sone is again ill tical under the doctor's
care. -
Roy . A, Macfarlane was in Clinton
on'li 'lien:lay eundu,•tiog the i:tnerkli Jr
Mr.. Young.
$fiss Falith.Spackwan is spending a
iley or too viettnig Mies Edith Rath -
well, of the Goshen line.
Rev. P. Rickard ie still on the sick
list, being coytlined to hie bed the
greater part ot1the
Lir'e.Wiliawo.ki
s
being taken Y
(irus, of
oalerich•
UxArtt tare Join \Vr:I;'rt.age.-Mr.
John Westlake of the Sable line
The Carter scholarshipfor Heron
county have been awarded an follows
1st, .lohnl.'. Bell, Se•forth : :3rd. W.
Vi• -tor Johnston, Wiogbaw:..Srd.
Muriel K. Johnston. Goderich.
Miss May Bretbauer, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Bretinuer,of
\\'rozeter, died on Mondayg
f twenty -
for some
ilI h••
the
ed • tet days
of last ears She bad kb
een i
three years.
months.
Arthur Kest's, of Stephen,
laidpp for two or th months
' reaultiof injuries sort*
NM- -]J was operati
when' his le{t V i
wheel and badly torn.
Ales. McLeod, son a -f lb
ILeod. of Walton, who went
with the :tied Brtta1'lor. h1 f
awarded the military medal
sdieuou• bravery on the field.
I barely eighteen years of age.
I The merchants of Zurich, Dashw
Blake and.Drjsdale have decided t
I do sway nith the old systtin0f twelve
months' credit. After January 41st
the cashsy- •Teti wttt-p1evail,with three
months' credit in some cases.
a grinder
WEAK, SORE LUNGS •
Restored To Health By Vint
l'amden, N. J. -"I had a deep seated
rough, was run -dos u, and my lungs were
oral and sure. 1 had tried everything
•ug gr et ed 1.ithimt help. line eve-
ning I read.. als,ut Vinol and decided
to try it. Soon 1 noticed an improve-
ment. 1 I:. pt on taking it and today i
am • well man. The senor..* IS all
Kine from my lungs. I do not have any
cough and have gained fitters pounds
-Iih*aa 1111.I. YAY.
We gnarante.• V i n o l for Arnie
roughs, colds and bronchitis and for all
weak, ruadowh conditions
H. C. Dunlop. drugl>`ivt, (:o jrricl). Ont.
Also at the test druggists in all Ontario
towns.
u u
Stanley, died on Monday of this week
THrHPrlAY, DItt i Mltalt 7 !',lel .1r, -
at the humof bis sister, Mrs. Snow-
den. liar. \V.•atlake was a bachelor
and had lived alone for a d
years on hie farts. Ile had *uttered for
a ber ot years with a running sore
In bis leg and last .luly had the mis-
toetuue to Lill front a wagon and
break his sore leg. The fracture did
not heal anti lie h.ae been lying entire-
ly helpless ever Niece. Mr. Westlake
was bairn in Devonshire, England, and
wall on of the older children, uta 1411ge
family who came t more.
Nies rime
hme
ad years ago or
I ravelled a great deal and was a very
Intelteting talker.
elick Mc -
oversea
r leen
con-
e is
SEA FORTH. -
ltev. James Wilson. !metro of Dover-
' Toronto,
will
count iroad church. C. rUDL
preach at the anniversary services of
the First Presbyttiisii church, Sea -
forth. un December 10th.
Richard Wright, ' a former well-
known resident of Se•torth, died at
the home of his sun, James. at. Toledo,
on the 'nth lilt. The remain.' were
hrnugh' beret. r interment.
The death t) .k pine on M tturday,
b lilt., of Helen Florence Gillespie._
ytiuD4er daughter of Mr. and ,Mrs.
five pears.
Rhe bad beeniTnie. at the age ff t rnLy-
fot a
'derable time.
'Miss Edith Scott, a graduate of Sea -
Newspaper conditions are such that publisher' 1 over
Canada may be forced'n very short `ffotice to iticreaa sub-
sciiption rates: - We h
The Fancily Herald and
we can guarantee one -w
takes place. That means
great popular weekly will
-tsweised ding owe week of
ve concluded\ an _agreement writlla
.'eekly Star of 'Montreal by, which
k's notice before any change
at our clubblisgr• h that
Id good for any subscriptions
publish `a notice of in- ,
cfeAse in price, , It does not f low -that the me
ves-
sarily be aii ititrease, but publishers must otect them-
selves in some way against the extraordinary conditions that
are changing from week to week. \ Our clubbing rate with
' r of Montreal • =1.85
one week a ter this
s to -- t ----
L, Godard -
The Family Herald and Weekly St
Per y•ar__._Thiii.iate is guaranteed f
paper reachesISubscribers. Send ord
--THE SiG
10 PPEN.
WBDNHHDAY, Itee. ci.
Several (rout here attended the fun-
erel of the late J.W. Moore at Hensall
last Maturdey. Ile ase a man re-
spected by everyone.
London, and Carson
On November _22nd, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Baker, titb conces-
sion of Grey towuship, their only
1 daughter, Frances Elizabeth. was
united in marriage to John A. Spelt: -
ser of the same township, Rev. J.
Johnston ofliciatiogr- -
Mise Moore.
Moore. of Sema iI
Attending their
Marie. were items
i•othet's tugeral.
They •pent a few s in the village
theg*lestsoftheir hr her William.
Milton Love and Lill an Workman,
both of llill.green, we married last
Wednesday in the manse Rev. Dr.
Aitken and left on the 3 0., ock Ii-ai'
for • trip to Toronto and oth Points
On Tuesday eveping o eek the
barn on the farmed. Thomas \\
Turnberry.near Wirigham, was burn
to the ground,,. with hay, Ruin, im-
plements and some live stock.
insurahe
nce.
e.
loss is sup sedcov' ed o be the work of
The fire is supposes
en incendiary.
Much has been raidand written
about the depopulation of rural
com-
munities. inn geDeral and abot
county in particular.--X1dbt over -'the
school registers of the county for thisthe
past. thirty years would pray
fact perhaps more quickly than almost
anything else. twenty pupils being
now about the average numbar on
the roll where it used to number over
four times that. The limit is reached,
however, in one section in l:oderic
township where there are only three
children of school age in the whole
section. These all belong to one fame
ity and a teacher is employed to teach
ahem; These children ought to
be
wen grounded in the three Ws, W O
dividual attention is what the pupil
nom. -+News -Record.
Cullegi,.te Inatitote, G., -.1 tint
essay. writing towpetdt ion a'
ity 1' .H e. To onh". L k Il here
it of a ter
ny atttjdent, in the, rises.
were -v
John Losrery. a native'of Meafotth,
died oh tee $i h ult. at hi• leant at
',Jolliet. Mich., after a lnug iltrte ..
es, and (ism a Lowery. of sterile
s.e brothers it she deceased, end
John Powell, of Tuckersmitb, is a
rhe deceased is survived by
and two danghters. -
THEY ALL WENTTOGETH
R.
'. A. Bonnot's Rheumatism Cured by
Dodd's Kidney QiIla.
Grand Clairiere, .Man.. Dec. 4th
ISteciall. "All pet eons who Nutter
from the nulatiem should use Dodd's
Kidney Pille." This is the statement
volunteered by Mr. 1'. A. lionnot, a
well-known resident of this place.
Asked to give the reasons why, Mr.
Bonnot said •
'1 suffered for three years from
rheumatism. I consulted a dotter
itbout getting 'Airy 'result,. Fout.
boxes of D.idtl's Kidney Pill liked me
u That rbeunee ism 'is canoed by sick
kidneys failing to strain t •\uric aeid
out of the blood was again tlliown in
Mr. Boonut's clwe. His earlierr eywp-
were: heart -fluttering",, broken
tite,
Mrs
erste
his wi
arid Suits and
Overcoats
' Christ
late Hug
-of her dal
on the 281 b
year. The
early resident of Seafortb. The re-
Maine ware hrougRhl to Seaforth and
wese`}lid in Maitlandbank-kemrtety.
1 BLY PH.
Dr. Allison has volunteered flit
overseas service.
Mr. •and Mrs. John Colelnugh an-
nounce the engageurrntof their daugh-
ter. Mabel M., to Ogle L. Miller, the
wedding to take phtce late iu Decem-
ber.
• l,anmpbell,\widow of the
\{cCosh, died*t the hone
bter at Crone:ell, Mich.,
ul ., in her eighty-tlrvt
and was one et the
and uniefntshing sleep. fitful ap
a tired, nervous feeling, a heay'
after inealn, neurelgia and backac
When he cured his kidneys witbHol
Kidney Pills his rheoroatfetn and •
the other symptoms of kidney trouble
diaeppeared.
ems
0.
'a
DONT put
off ordering
your `linter Suit '
'
and 4.vc r t..oat.,,
'hll� cold weather,
will soon brhere.
such a- splendid
-r Y••
variety` in goods.
and styles that
you cannot fail to.
be pled.
45.,
•OC]OC3O
McLBAN BROS
The Square, GPder.rh
s
Semi -Ready Tailors .
wilding. John and his lady friend
*ere both killed, while Oar others of
t . pants were r
jla o eriuush• injured.
Mr.'dohnsl.n was a `former Goderich
town . ip boy, a sun Charles John inR friends aud'rrlatives there.
•ton, f erly of the h concession.
He went . Saskatoon nunetwr of Sir. Bonen Ritchie has returneaibou!s
ears sgo J 6 ►Hsi ipll• ed in I again, having t_!rent r
y q (uwnlhq. in Lhe \V ret
the McLsug lin c r ofliare. � Ili• ww
Duly twenty- lir years of Jin'$Ad }trndrreon is sjwnding a wrrk . r e,0.
lwried onLli ,,. t.bday anntyei .uy. visiting his bruhrr at 1)elioft
Lk I MIA Ihsi MacDonald has rot inyead-ti
LOTMI&N. -
.,yurnAY. Dec. 4.
Lr,1111AN 1.14 AI.s.-Drinald McLean..
left on Saturday for Chicago, where
he intends wending ding t. few weeks visit-
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Carter was the scene ot a happy event
on the'27Lh ult.., whet' 'herr son AI-
ber t and Miss Ethel M. y Vincent, late
u Norwich, England, were united in
marriage by Rev. W. B. Hawkins.
The flywheel no the engine at the
tannery flew to pieces on Tuesday
afieruoon of last week and wrecked
hinge considerably. One piece, about
1114. in weight, went through the
f and landed about one hundred
s away. Fortunately no (:1' was
WINGHAM.
Me sad j\les. R. J. McKenzie, of the
Bluevale road, recently celebrated the
}twenty-fifth annivelwary of their wred-
.dding. --.
Min Hannah Wilson, who was
given great praise by the city papers
for ter heroic work at the recent fire
at Grace hospital, Toronto. is a W ing-
ham girl. a daughter of 'Foie. Wilson
of this place.
INN r1r,11011naMMRq I NI
xw's Suyyo
SUITABLE AY^
PRESENTS for MEN
Give your smoking friends something
they d,y really appreciate. See our
stock of Wipes, sigat and cigarette cissa., ,.
match boxes. humidors, H Pnewt
are rs aspable and the quality A 1.
TAME BIRD PARLOR,
F. H. stood,.
ICA Xeffit I 10
ion geed rakish 1 SO
TOBACCOS -
IA a wiT611 60
Elsie Mae Stone. daughter et' Mr.
and Mn. John Stone. of Winghatu,
was married at Nonce Jaw on the 14th
ult. to Frederick J. Kennedy, o'014/Me
Crest. Sask. The happycouple
reside at $ring ey. bleak.
A young( man from a neighboring
village carne to Wingham one day rec-
ently to meet his tride. The lady was
on ham,. hut the wedding did n.4
oome oft. for on visiting an issuer of
marriage licenses the world -he grows
was shocked to find that the demand
was greater than the supply and he
was unable to bay the important doc-
ument.
EXETER.
The death tntookp�aplaceof Uefx,rnP
{ted in niarriagP at
in rt
eter o
the 2lith ult. of argslret.Nto uls Hes-
..let, aged sevputj-thews yews
Him fiuN
nn•KrNy
and Jason.1. b'Bden, of 6h. same
t0wnntip, weir en
the Main street Methodist
NILE.
TUHNDAY, Dec. J.
RYAN-Youtru. - ..Loch Mellon"
was the scene of a pretty wedding on
Wednesday, No''ember _9, when Flor-
ence Viola. daughter OI Mr and-Mrv.
A. W. Young, became the bride of
Reginald Morgan Ryan. Promptly at
:..:iii o'clock, to the strains of \len-
deiseohn's Wedding March, played by
Mrs. R. Walter., cousin of the bride,
the bride, leaning on the armed her
father, entered the spacious drawing-
rooni. The happy couple took their
positions in front of • lovely bank of
palma and ferns, after which the wed-
ding •&vice was read by ire
Laing. The bride looked sweet and
charming in a lovely draws of white
duchess satin with taffeta stripe and
trimmed with silver handing.,
and She
carried
bouquet
white
rn
ferny After hearty
coogr•atul.at lone, the guests. nuwhei ing
over forty, sat down to -a delightful
wedding dinner, served in the dining -
room, which was lovely with its dec-
orations of pink and white. pink
candles
After-dinner l sneectieshwmums!.
given Icy
Messrs. S. Bisset, Bordon Yoong and
R. Ityan. uncles of the bride and
groom. - The prevents were beautiful
and useful, including several eiihetan-
tial cheques. The grootu s present tri
the bride was a handennte gold watch
and fob and to the pianist a brooch
set with pearls and emeralds. The
evening was stunt in .0001('. conver-
sation, carder and dancing. rhe happy
r eny friends at their home"le will he "at me to "Cedatheir-
dale." after December 25th.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
MONDAY, Dere. i.
UR1I.
Mr. and Mr,. C. St
tors at Salt ford on Sun
Our leacher. Miss Ann
visited her parents at Kin
week -end.
Mr. and Mr*, . Harry T.
spent last Stand with Mr. an
1. Hunter.
Mr. Wilber fit art returned h
from the West on 'ridgy looking w
after the trip.
The many friends of Mr.. A. H.
utton are sorry to bear she is laid
with an attack of pneumonia.
• Ego AY, Der. 5.
art tvere viai-
y McKenzie,
i1 over the
i11{mms
Mre.
CLINTON..
Mrs Janata,' of last week afterlumed v•ytwo
Wednessdayay
resi-
dent, of Clintonforalmo
a She had
st.
d thirty
years.
The annual meeting of the Moron
County Beekeeper" Association was
held here on Toesday of teat week.
Mr. Bernard. of Lambeth, was the
principal speaker. The old officers
were re-elected.
Mr. and . MM: John Wild nikn that
re-
ceived ofl)cial wind las
tbeir son. Pte. Will Wiseman, had
been admitted into a military
hospital
in London, England.
g fr
wounds. Pret W ieeman was formerly
a neeneher of the Northwest Mounted
4'.clicr and enlisted at Fdwonto') for
-service overseas.
At Ontario etreet Methodist church
nn WWednee.lay morning of last wrrk
Iter..1. A. Agnew united in Marriage
'Me Alberta, daughter of Mn. George
Pickett, of town, and Glen Wray
Oorniah, sou of Mr. and Mn. James
l',rnielt, Huliett. Mr: rand Mrs. Corn-
ish lett the saute morning tor a honey-
moon trip to JKfithigan and will he
away for wi0etdv-
in
u
h at Dongann
her an atter .wens
ing slew dity„ vi»,i inn her another in-
law, Mrs Jas. Marlonsld . . Wb
are µLid to report that Master Basil
.Mogan re inapt oAing and sinvert'ly.
hope he me imit ince so.
Macrae Against Accident. �
1"1)11 amine yet don'tgit. bur -rt. Pat,' `\
avid Britet. "It'•• dangerous a work-
biotint!oar ry." - said P„4
"That', :a I might. Biddy.'
I've bori°Weil two dollars Ilona th'
mete. and he don't let ole 110 any
roue workany,nu re."-1)ntvhrd.
0
parsonage
land the nd ult. by Rev. f!. W. Mu •
worthy. .
Mrs henbane ef omas hha
late
W*M4•Mt timbals, died at
ith distilled tilt.. fn ber eighty-four
year. The 4.c.ed was • residyr�.
ktaNhr for .7s en /earn and the le i s
wore brought bare for interment.
T I *lb odic place it If skalds,
l>l a "*51 Thto Zed ult., of William
Johns, an*Uve of Exeter. He received
no- Iasi sal;
the galit of
the West or
rat Gouty bee frae to Fort Will
lam to ripen the vt flier months with
Harr/ Rogues &oil fatiOtbi hare
moved to Detroit, where they will
make their horn*.
Dr. Pattersolt lama reivived official
word that his eon. Pte. Prose" P.t tet -
sou, has b•en wounded in Fr...aer.
PT.11P. Plot/mews oralltted with the Ili d
Mien Olive Cos spent the week -end
ist
ind you eve the smile on Reg. Snit -
dy ? Well, no wonder, because it's rt.
Jim McMillan. jr., left On Wecine.•
day for 'Toronto to work at mom
Mestere. David Elliott and Huttla
Devideon have returned home froin
Mr, IRMA. Johnston, of the ith cor
met with an ace.idant on
Piqesday hist, when horee fright-
ened at s car and plunged into the
Iiteh. striking • tree and throwing
Me. Johnston out. 'tb. bye,* broke
bee of._ the rig and ran into Joe
nseebler'a place. Mr. Johnston loam
mg. the own save for a few *crotchet,.
trivalelleeisty "Di nava itelti011
the home of Mrs. lane fialleld ma Fri-
• qeessober litb. members haw-
( SO old hid loves WO *eked tO
kb, • Society, wile 1. oneettitg,,, alovol
tn iand to Pince. *here tali ate
14104.10 tins «tiefs• tht
Society hor to make a shipment ot
A the
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Give Gifts That
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of goods fo
NAL
carry a large assortment
r you to choose from, such
v. bo doer violate
as dile* teethe will he so
•
with the t letting by ding t
Iratili 10 II Mt 1% Arernifitt
sfh,selohretx,olatil.,iveareo:ifvedJovh,noraJniambnewt74 0011
frosty pavesiest wed crashed into a
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Few
Sug-
ges-
tions
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Pocket Knives
Table Knives
Carving Knives and Forks
Scissors \
Razors \
EledriC Table Lamps
Electric Toasters
Electric Irons
Electric Percolators
Skates
Hockey Sticks .
Coal Oil Heaters -
Coil Oil Cooking Stoves
Happy Thought Ranges
Coal or Wood Heaters
For Plumbing, Heating, Troughing,
let us figure on your job. All work
promply attended to and fully guaran
teed.
Chas. C. Lee
Phones: Store 22 The Square
House 112 tioderich
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