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4 TH('RS0.1 v, Aucusi 30, 1917
THE SIGNAL - GODERICI ONTARIO
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Bargains in rid
Boys' School Clothing
Good strong twees in greys and browns, just the
kind to stand the usiige a lively boy will give his
clothes.
Made in double-breasted style, bloomer knickers,
at a little more than half present-day value. We can-
not quote prices; call and see the goods and get prices.
Walter C. Pridham
PHONE 57 20th Century Brand Clothing
Borsalino and King Hats
CARLOW. 1 here recently,' -has received a call from
WEDNESDAY, Aug. W. I the two congregations. All seem to
t Tuesday be well Fleeted with the wan whom
Rev. John Young lett on
for his home at Pittsburg. teen bops to have as their new mioie-
Rev. Mr. Mcltroy preached 18
Smith's Hill chu,ch on Sunday. .
Mrs. Jas. McIntyre, of Detroit. is
on* visit to'ber 'mother, Mrs. Samuel
Potter.
Mrs. and Miss Stackhouse, of Blyth,
,inked at the home of Mrs. W. Wal-
ter on Tuesday.
Melees Florence Young and Gladys
Levy leave on Saturday to take charge
of their schools at North Bey and Port
Elgin.
PORT ALBERT.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 2D.
Mies Grace Crawl sed intends leaving
for her school at Calgary this w
Mr. Jackson Burrows, of Stratford.
is visiting with relatives In the vil-
lage.
The W. M. 8. will meet at the home
of Mrs. Brown, sr., the second Thurs-
day in September.
Mr. and Mrs. James Quaid. of this
place. are• visiting widb their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Adam Schaefer, Winghani.
Mies May Dickson, of Port Albert,
intends visiting with friends at Clio;
ton, Meaforth and Sebringville before
returning home.
Harvest home services will be held
in Christ church, Port Albert, on
Sunday n+zt, morning and evening.
bj Rev. Mr. Shaw,
Rev. Mr. Craig; who preached in
Dungannon and at 8t, Andrew's church
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
YS EM
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
R,nsd-trip ticket. to certain points on
Maniteba,.narkatchewan and Albeit% Ala
Nor h Rey% loabr.ne and Tranerontlnant .1
Chinas,'Route, or vi• d St Paul.
te
each Teeeday untl Oct aah. incl urhls'
e/Al
low -tares.
Through Tourist Steaping Car. to
Whiniest oo above date.. DAV ilia
Toronto 10 4.5 p.m.. no "hangs of core
via Tres-cootlueoud Route.
Return limit, own months. exclo.iva of
data
ti
ull
pparcular stall0read Trunk ticker Mt
or write,'. E. Horning. 1)i.trlik Paeseuger
Ageot. Torooto, tint.
F. P. LAWRRNCR & SONS
Town Agents 0 Phone 8
BENMILLER.
Moor
her bed at the home of her wether.
Miss Fanny Quaid, of Detroit, is
visitrnir her brother Fred and ber
slow, MegOliver Cook.
Mr. sod Mr.. Hewitt, of Mitchell,
visited thekady'e mother, Mr. ltich-
ard Oliddon, one day Iaet week.
Wren Laura and LIIIi en Lauten-
tllayer left Monday for Toronto to take
positions as atenogrenhere, We
wish the v. g ladies every el'titew.
Mrs. t1 -u,. 'Bogie was celled to.
Muskoka this week, owing 10 the
serious illness of her moth. r. She wee
accompanied by her daughter libtlie
Lena.
Mies Jean Clutton enterta'ned a few
of ber (Meade t . a inersh,ua'Io.s r•iast
one evening this week, iu h .nor of
her guests. Mimes Kirke and Youug-
AUBURN.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 29.
Miss Washington. of town, isspelid-
ing a few days with the Misses Blair.
Mr. John Short, of Toronto, is in our
village ter a few days reuewiug tee
slit ai n taneM.
Mr. Geo. Yungblut shipped a car of
bog to Toronto lett Thursday, paying
the farmers 1118.MIRer• cwt.
Mrs. Armstrong and children were
visitors with h•r soother. Mrs. W.
Yungblut, church of last week.
Knox chinch oongregstion will
hold a wsetinst Thursday evening to
moderate 11Na call to a wlnietee.
It is MOM* tell M. Forest Oartwr bas
bought Mi. Albert King. property in
the village and expects to wove 4000.
The recent rains nave retarded the
harvest operations. The rain was
much,needed Por ploughing •nd root
cross,
Mr. Ralph Gravestein has
ught
TcttaDwY, Aug. 28. from Mr. John esaegel the ploperty
Mn Wm. Hunt bee returned to now occupied es a barber shop and is
Toronto after a month's visit with Mr.to take possession October 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gledhill. and and Mrs. for. Asquith left
Mr; Wallace Morrison, of Goderich, Monday morning bas Novad asitia,
spent a few days at the home of Mr. where thte temper secured s situs
and Mrs. Clarence Walters tion in and evaporator . Hill
l
on
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maedel and son, Mr. and, Mrs. H. II. len h
of Detroit, are visltiug the former's Prairierasdey r spend two wheel'
lbs in the
mother, Mrs. Wilhelmina Maedel. Provinces, and fr they will
8omh of the furwete have aheady visit their Bessiedaught
end friend/.
Mise Bessie Cunningham entertained
high prices, a larger acreage Lb
the Knox Helped Bible clefs at ber
usual will be put in. - and other amusements and a short
sown their tall wheat. Owing to the
no home on Thursday evening. Games
_Airs. Wm. traughan went to or -
onto on Saturday morning for • visit program
, Cora Ferason ent i caiued the
of wo weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Harmony Bible crass at her home last
H. . McKie. Mr. Sieaughan will fol- tt W.dQesday evening. Games and
low fhelajt[ew drys { other amusements were eoj'.yed, after
Thr ing has begun ire the °high• Iwhich sabot t program brought the
\ Mr, tVtn, Lo° will have gathering to a close in the wee, small
hours of the morning.
00 °000
two tinea working thio year, the
escort ° on
went of Mr. Wm. Watson.
We are gI to congratulate Mise
Hazel Yates, a foruter school teacher
who has been visiting in the village.
on her success in part 1. of the exam-
ination held at the Ontario Agricul-
tural College after the simmer course.
TUSSDil, Aug. 21.
•
RED Crass WoRic.—The month-
ly meeting of the Benmiller Red
Cruse Society was held ID the Temp-
erance Hall on Wednesday, Aug-
ust 8th, when the following work
was handed iu, viz., 51 pairs sucks. 14
shirts. rib towels, 9 sheets. 9 pairs
' ing 'under the manage -
Every Woman's Right
To every woman belongs the right
to enjoy a healthy, active, tyippy life,
yet nine out of every ten suffer years
of agony, usually from some form of
bloodlessnel.s. Thet is why one sees
on every side pale, thin cheeks.
dull eyes and drooping figures—sure
signs of headaches, weak Packs, aching
limbs and uncertain health. All weak.
suffering women should win the right
to be well by rettiehing their weary
bodies with new. rich, red blood that
pillowslips, 24 pyjama emits ; value of l roruplly transforms them into
Roods, 111169.91). The, knitting was 'healthy, attractive women. Tbis new,
done by the following ladies : Mee. rich. red blood is supplied in ahund-
Wm. Vanstone, 8 ppaairs; Mrs. James acre by Dr. Williawi Pink Pills,
Long. Mre. T. Cidtk, 8 pelts each ; which reaches every organ and every
Mr". Wm. Oke, 6 pairs : Mts. E. nerve to the body.
Grigg. Mrs. J. J. Moore. 3 pairs each ; Through the use of these pills thous -
Mrs. Banes, Mrs. Straughan, Mts. M. ands of women have found a prompt
WHq!R41NG
WILSON'S \
FLY PADS
.111k RE' I DIRECTIONS
CAFEFULIY AND /
FOLLG u THEM
A EX .CTI
•
Far more effective than Sticky Fly
Catchers. Clean to handle. Sold by
Druggists and Grocers everywhere.
DUNGANNON.
Mugford, Mrs. M. Ohler, sr., Mise
Mary •Long, Met,. J. Jenkins. Mrs.
Florence Echlin, Y pairs each ; Mrs. J.
l Treble, Mr. Ed. 1'1 alters. Mrs. J. Mc-
Clure. Mr.. C. Fisher, Mrs. J. W.
Gledhill, A Friend, 1 pair each. Sew-
ing by .the followwg : Mrs. James
Long, 12 .0 to pytewas ; Mrs. C. Oke,
Mis. W. Gledhill, 8 snits each : Mrs.
W. Straughan, Mrs. EJ. Grigg, Mrs.
J. R. Long, 2 suits each ; Mrs. M.
Mugtord, 4 "bare ; Mrs. Ed. Walters,
3 rho ta; Mrs. Ei. Vmn,tone, Mrs. J.
McClure. Mrs. J. W. Gledhill, 2 shire
each ; Mr.. J. Azlin. 1 shirt ; Mrs. Ed.
Walters. 12 pillowslips ; Msg.
Straugban, 8 do.; Min E ina Walters,
18 towels : Mus Irene Long, Mus
Lotus Walters, Miss Beatrice Mug-
ford, Mir. Elsa Oke, Miss E Ina Good,
12eech ; Miss Laurel Treble, It ; Mrs.
Ed. Walters, Mrs. B. Cox. 3 sheets
•ai:b • Mr, J• Fegen, Mae. (;r i. Bean,
Mrs. J. Treble, 1 each. ''he packing
committee would tx• pleased if each
arab-r handing in work would tack
a dip, with her name and $.'Boum of
work done. on the parcel, so that nu
contributors will be missed. The So-
• vietj at Benmiller desires to thank
Mr . W. Hunt, of Toronto, for $1
eoucrlhuted to the Red Cross fund.
Mas. J. W. Orson1LL, Secretary.
AN DIAN
- PAC I FUG
VISITORS
TO THE :1
WORLD'S GREATEST
Annual Exhibition
*TORONTO
(Asg. 15th to Sept. tcth)
Wilt, 51511 THE
CANADIAN PACIFIC
the convenient mate fres e11 meats
in Canada
EXTRA TRAIN SERVICE
to ..d from Violas'',Sta'Nn and ZOO
Won Urounde.
Prom Principal Point' on Certain Data.
Pertirul.r. from any Canadian Pacific
Ti, kat AgRen•, or write W. H. HOWARD,
DiettT,t Pas-cnSr. Agent. Toronto.
,:,,=i St:,c- LEEBURN.
TUESDAY, Aug, 28.
Mies Jessie Linklater has been the
guest of her brother Inv.
Mies Lottie Rapson, of B'yth, is visit-
ing Misses. Merle and Grace Horton.
Mr. J. Chisholm threshed last week.
being the Mrot in the neighborhood.
Mrs. Harry Freeman is confined to
MR. N. F. WHYAKU is the
agent for THE SIGNAL at Duugannoa.
Order. len with bim for .uhrcripUooe,
ad.crti.emeot. or job prtutiug w011 re
-
r.lve prompt attendou. Telephone
Uodericb Rural' rat
THOS. G. ALLEN,
DUNUANNON.
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
COMMI0$IONER FOR AFFIDAVITS, MTV.,
AND CONVEYANCER
Write, Dssos, Mosrnaoss. Ao14EUMENrs,
arc.. c•asrt'1.1.Y kxKctTSD AND
MOrtlir sit Poulin 5014
Moeru.us.
Agent to- Fire, Whitt sod Lite Insurance In
cure when suffering from anaemia, in-
digestion. heart pvlpitation, rheuma-
tism. general weakness, and those ail-
ments flow whish women alone suffer.
There ie no part of Ibis broad Domin-
ion in which you Wilt no t find some
former sufferer wbb
health and strength t
of Dr. Williams Pin
this is why these Pills
favorite household remedy.yor more
then a general ion. If you are ailing
and will give the 'pills a fair trial you
will find renewed health and happinees
in their use.
You can get Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills through any medicine dealer. or
by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
for $2.60 from The Dr. Williams
Medicine On., Brockville, Out.
has regained
ough the use
Pills, and
ve been a
36,000
HARVESTERS WANTED
$12.00 to
Winnipeg
Plus half•a-cent per mile beyond to
any station east of Calgary, Edmon'
ton or Burbank, Alta.
Return fare half -a -cent per mile to Winnipeg till November 30th,
1917, plus 1118,00 to original starting point.
Special through trains will leave Toroifo Union Station
10 p.m., August 30th
The Best of Equipment and Ltt(tcit Cohnter Cars
Electric Lighted Colonist Cars
Special Accommodation for VW'onlen
For tickets and for leaflet ghosting number of lehorere required at each point
apply to J. W. ('1Af()1F:. Toison Agent
or write General Paesenge•r Ri•pt.. C.N,R., Toronto, Ont.
the bed Comta iw ouly.
WANTED
Live Poultry—every week.
Yhonelor prir es.
J. R. MtNABB.
Dungannon.
Telephone No. 35.
WEDNESDAY. Aug. 29.
Mr. John Elliott moved into the
village this week.
Mr. Dan Bickle, of Hamilton; is
visiting here at present.
Mise Clara Augustine left Monday
morning for Port Arthur.
Miss Ethel Glenn is visiting tiiends
up at Amherley and vicinity
We are pleased to see Mr. Thos,
McLean out again after his illness.
Mr. James *enough returned home time to escape from the emote and
last week atter spewing a few days in fire with their live.. Nothing could
Detroit. possibly be caved. The origin of the
Mr. John Glover and family of !fire remains a mystery. The sym-
Paisley, passed tbtough the 3ilisge oD pathy of the community goes out to
a motor t ip to Detroit. I Mr. and Mrs. Pentland and faintly in
Mn. S. E. Sanderson is away wait,.the
ing on ber sister. Mte. lutes, of Wood•
stock. who is seriouly 111.
Mrs. Sloan returned home this week
after spending a(wesek at -the home of
Mrs T. E. Durnin, Goderich.
Mr. Ed. Durnin left thin week for
Vankleek Hill, where he has secured a
position on the hi school stafL I,,cknow, modrr.,tor-ifs chetgr, con -
Johnston and Link d Anderson wit Dungannon, and David Johnston, of
Thurlsda morning{ or the West. Port Albert. were appointed as re -
STORE Hoar{ s
Store86
'Phone THE COLBORN
EARLY AUTUMN STORE SERVICE (}"
t f•v?
Advance showing of New Fall Dress Fabrics
give life and
Solid, staple stuffs of correct values will figure in our offerings movement to the Dress Goods selling. Some are anticipating their fall wants and making their
selections already.brown, green.
Serges are strong leaders for suits and dresses, and we have .them in black,s to colors and wear.
and dark and light navy Serges are the safest dress tnaterials to buy,
both han the same
We bought the abo procured which enablesusto offer yo whenou exceptional weional 'alues.re much er the early buyer
goods could be pence 4
wilt sure save money on her purchases. :lari:4; ", " u,a<lSILKS ThestoryofaSilkStockria t, Every of goods iu
Our Silk department is not the result of luck or haphazard buying t Silk Howes and they
it has to stand -our test for quality. We have purchased ftoin the very
represent the very finest quality Duchess, Taffeta and Pailette makes.
CO
v
ETS
If you have been wearing D. & A. Corsets in prev-
ious years you must notice that in each succeeding year
they continue to be getting nearer ani nearer to perfection,
until now you can get a D. & A. Corset to fit almost any
kind of figure comfortably. If you want the most up-to-
date Corset ask for the "Goddess" front -laced. It is now
thea Corset of the moment. '
a♦ tF'e .
You can buy a "Goddess" at any one of the follow-
ing three prices :
tae.
$1.75
$2.00
$2.75
1
j#p` - J.H. COLBORNE
Q+ NM pM MMM
,•
IONSNONNI
of their beautiful home,
CALL EXTENDED.—At a joint meet-
ing of the congregations of Dungan-
non and Port Albert, held in Dungan-
non Presbyterian chwch on Monday
evening of this week, a unanimous call
was extended to Rev. M. 1'. Craig, of
Bothwell. Rev, Mr. McCallum, of
Miss Margaret Ryan and sister. Mrs.
Win. Elliott, of New Ltekearu, are
visiting their mother, Mrs. J. Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Benninger and Mrs.
Cape motored to Grand Volley, where
th*y visited Mr. Benninger's brothers.
Mr. Everett Mallough and his
mot her, of Toronto. motored up from
I cityt visit friends in ibis
pre•sentativee to swear before Mait-
land Presbytery atWinghaw on Wed-
nesday, September 6th, in pursuance
of the call.
more Is ore catarrh in this aeet.lon of the
cottony than all other dimmest put together.
and for year* it wan supposed to be incurable.
Mentors preacribed local melodic., and by con
the capsta n r etantly haling to cure with tonal treatment,
pronounced it incurable 1.'.tarrh is • beat
vicinit]. di e.ne, greatly influenced by oon.titutioeal
The entire village was shocked to conditions,and therefore requires oonatltu0ocwl
hear the sed news of the drown ig of treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by- F. J. Cheney t Co.. sol d Ohio, b a con-
*tltutitwal remedy. i• taken internally and
ante through the blood on the rnuooue *ur-
facen of the eytem, one hundred dollar. d
offered for any now that Hale. Catarrh Cure
fall. to cure. Send for (Arcola'', and testi-
monials.
F. J. CHRNICY t CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold b drug.d 4e, 73c.
Halle Family Pille for co-ndloatlon.
John McKay, of Hensel', at field
on Sunday.
Mr. Chest --r Durnin left Tuesday
morning for Grand Palle, Montana,
where he intends to tsh.e a course
in the high echuul.
Mn. (Dr.) Case and Miss Ethel Case,
Mrs. A. E. Treleaven, Mrs. Crawford,
Miss Cora Allen and Mr. and Mr.. F.
Koss visited friends in Goderich this
week.
Mr. Albert Shackleton left on Tues-
day of this week for Fort William,
where he liar secured a position in the
manual training department of the
school..
Mr. Geo. Anderson
ODUERICM TOWNSHIP.
The business meeting of the Gode-
ricn Township Coked Patriotic
Society will Ire Jleld at the home of
Mrs. J. 1'. Salkeld Wedneeday, Sep-
tember 5, A report will be given of
$b- ennuis" meeting of the Canadian
War Contingent Association, which
is to beheld at Clinton on Labor Day.
A full attendance is requested.
ifhe Unio° Sunday school held it+
annual picnic last Friday at the Bake
shore on the farm of Mr. Chris. Johns-
ton. The Weather Wing unfavorable,
the crowd was small, but all who
were prevent reported a huge time.
Mies Violet Laithwaite has re-
turned home from the millinery open-
ings at Toronto.
Mies Hetet Keys, of Varna, hes re-
turned home after spending a week
visiting her friend Miss Irene Hick.
A Museum FROM TRS TReN(•HRst.—
Mies Vera Thompson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Thompson,
Huron road. has received the follow-
ing letter from "Somewhere :in
icrance," dated August 9th, 1917 •
DEAR MISS THOMPSON.—As I was
dawn to have • bath yesterday and
also an issue of new clothe., i received
also a pairof socks in which 1 found
your note &eking the person that re -
I ceived the socks to write and let you
know. 1 must tell you that the socks
are just what we need the worst nut
hem, especially thn.us that are horne-
knit ted, as the most, of the socks that
we get are made in the factory and
don't last long. 1 must say that the
women of Canada are doing their
share in this great struggle to help
win out, but i don't think It will last
much longer, as 1 think that we have
them bully neaten now. Well, 1 guess
this is all fr r thio time, and if you
wilt Iso kind enough to write to me 1
will answer and write a longer letter.
So now I will ring off, i am Yours
truly, No. 07444 Pte. P. McDaniel”.
Seats Church All Hollow.
Robbie had been taken by his father
to the circus. The youngster came
home mood -eyed with excitement and
flashed with enthusiasm. "Oh, ma,"'
he exclaimed. "if you go once to Me
circus with me you'll never w%nt to
foul away time gotn' to church again."
ri
arson, of Lucknow,
has returned trots Nova Scotia. where
he haw beau peircl ing apple.. Mr.
Anderson paid his fr ads here a hur-
tled
ur-tled call. He iso I.avin ,tor the West
Monday morning wl wife and
family .
ion Stella Kirk returned\ home on
M May after spending two months
In trip to the West. She visaed ber
uncle, Mr. Robert Kirke, at hoe,
B. C., and other friends in various
parts of tit West, and also enjoyed
trip on t1 Pacific Ocean.
Mrs. Dunkeld returned home to
(iudericb Monday night, Mts. Jas.
McWhinney, of Por Albert, taking
her place at her father's bedside.
We are sorry to say that Mr. Mc-
Gratten is not improving as feet as Pts
many friends would like to see.
The following motored to Hensall on
Thursday to attend the funer.1 of the
late John McKay, who was unfortun-
ately drowned at Bayfield : Mr. and
Mrs. B. J. Crawford, Mr. arid Mis. J.
R. McNabb and son Jack, Dr. CAse,
Mr. Thos. Stothers and Messes. Ad.
and Ralph Disher.
MISS CORA ALLEN HONORED.—On
Saturday evening of last weak a nuin-
No Boys at Model School.
The Clinton Model School opened
last week witb the following attend-
ants :
Expensive Indecision.
He (proposing in a tazii—Say yes.
darling.
she—Give me time to think.
He—Yes ; but good h , not in
here.
Optimistic views ar to Manitoba's
"rope were, set forth lately by the
Deputy Minister of Agriculture for
Manitoba. There have helm reports
of black rust, hut fortunately there is
no iodisation that it is daugeious.
When a man concedes hie poverty
be doubles it.
-1
Margaret Isabel Cameron. Tiverton. II
Evelyn Campbell. Ripley.
Glenna Campbell, dlwwoed,
Eva Rose Carter, Clinton.
.Marlon F. Coatowoith. Wheatley.
Grace'Edwards, Watford.
Ida Margaret Bliley. Mount Forest.
Florentine A. Marquis, Clinton.
Orate Ina Monroe, Hageravllle.
Helen Agnes Morrison, Clinton.
Stella Henrietta Nelson, Clinton.
Isabella Parker, Hayfield.
Dora Scare, Moorefield.
Margaret J. Schrieber,Mount Forest.
Davide(n Mary Short, Rockwood.
Sadie Wood, Zurich.
Harvesters ! Look.
000 farm laborers are vented in'
tha Provinces of Manitoba, Maskat-I
cbewan and Alberta, for Lite harvest -
log of the crop. _
The Canadian Northern Railway
will operate the first excursion trams
for the West, leaving Toronto Union I
Detlsot at 10 p. m., August 21 d and
301h, and running through solid b)
Winnipeg.
The equipment will consist of elec-
tric -lighted colonist. cars, lunch mut-
ter cars, and in addition the Railway
will continue their last, year's innova-
tion of keeping a epeeist car for the;
accommodation of single women and
families, and of placing it'in the treat
her of the young ladies of the village where the occupants will be separated
from the other pssaengere.
The territory served by the 'Cana-
dian Northern lines offors the widest
choice of employment with high )
weeps. hut regardless of when, yot
may locate remember we give you
the hest service to Winnipeg, whore
yon will re -purchase to final destina-
tion, no matter on what line It may'
he.
Vor leaflet showing snerial train
service, with dat*s, number of men
required at various points and other
informatinn. apoly to J. W. flraigie.
Town Agent, (1oderich, or General
PaasSngwr Department, Canadian
Norther. Railway. Toronto.
assembled at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robt McKenzie to do honor to
Mins COra Allen, As an evidence of
appreciation and respect she was
made the recipient of a very hand-
some aluminum "shower," accom-
panied with the good wishes of her
many associates.
House Burned.—On Friday night
of last week the residence of Mr. Sam
Pentland of the 8th concession of
Ashfield, witbiuoonteats, wee burned
to the ground. Th. lire crept along so
stesithily that the tacitly had barely
GRAY HAIR
Or. T,..e.ln a Sanest Salt CAteratlye,
.rel so *reeved, w pweea 4 t} redeem P.v ha. to „
natural relator tone, o- d e. dds.4, "rP wirstly not M.nd
•; , "t.'e"'. Pn.. 1t 1 s.e 14
W, w 4wslw
Nature hdale—bit{ LM doeu r makes oa ol. n w h .t J. A ..saes.... Ger ben,
DM the bill ... N.r.hS, and Sawa.
\
That Plumbing
Job
you have been thinking atx)ut
all summer—NO' ,' is the
time to get it done, before the
cold weather sets in.
If you want a bathroom
fitted up, you will find it to
your advantage to consult us.
FRED. HUNT
h
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A man's standard of beauty alwsys
a on the woman who qua.ti.we
"THC PLUMBER"
mouton Street Phone 035
Fat and trimming. are ton often
thrown away from meat hones, se.
pedally in t.hs case Of ?Amities who do
not like fat meat. But remember
many will eat fat meat in the form -0f
dripping and suet in pudding' who
refuse it when cut oft Mat"
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Here's Grocery
Hero's
Breakfast
,-a
sr.; _
Cut
put up in one
- tins, at 48c per
Itiagood—Try
Our Coffee and
Nears Alofa Bread
help to make a No. 1
breakfast
Bread Comes in Fresh
Every Day -
W. HERN
Corner M.m,ltonat.
and square
Phone 43
For Good Reliable Shoe
Repairs, try
Smith ei Ring
30 East Street. Opposite Knox Chttreh
Give Us a Trial
Artistic Lighting Units
We specialize in the
very latest styles
of
Portable'
Lamps
D and Lamp Shades.
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