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Thurstla.), Mar ch 6, 1919 - 5
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,,X1 ut the town . eseldru, chgp.
!man rendered a solo.. bell gave a
STORAGE BATTERIES 1
condensed report of the Women's
Institute convention hekl at Toronto •
!few weeks ago. Miss Gibbs rendered a
mouthurgan solo, and Miss Jean Chap-
man a piano instrumental. After this
the time was taken up with cards and
other amusements until lunch was aerved
at 10.30, when those wishing to join in
demi did so art -being nitrified at the
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East Street Garage "G"statall'ii:.`!' b"GODERICH - - - ONTARIO Artier M. Clout
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FRESH FISH
SALMON
AND
SARDINES
During the Lent season
we will keep in stock
Fresh Fisk Our stock of
canned Salmon and Sar-
dines is complete, at a
specially low price.
cial for Saturday
only, a 25C large tin of
Salmon for zoc.
Robert•on & Mair
Grocers
Phone 144. C.aellanulson S end Sews
Canada Food Board Leann No 1-2141
\itirs\it,
'.fn( month.
executor% of estates 11)11st abet tile re- charged before edr. C. A. , poi
A Real Seeress. turns eitov,ing incomes paid to 1301-14' magistrate, with keeping liquor for
aTie. high ten. 'diets under the tieleriee. The herniae forme nowt he este contrary to the C. T. A. When
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LOCAL TOPICS.
J. W. is Watched.
tra Saturday evening laot Mr. .1. W.
Fraser was waited upon hy *.M r. .1 W.
Taylor. chief engiiieer, and Mr. Wm.
Romerville. head miller, representing
Use •staff of the Wistens l'auada Flour
Mills Co.. and prevented with s. beauti-
ful gold watch. appropriately eueraveal.
an a tokeu of goodwill and esteetn.
Mr. brayer wan for some years the
local usenager 01 thei "gig Al ill," and shipment from this centre at . • •
recently resigned the pooition to Join The month's financial statement was as
the sales force of the Company. :follows: Balance from last month, 5100:
Mare Sehalarskipa. ward collections, $171.70. Sent to head
office. 5.30. purchase of Fuppbes. 83.55;
Miss Florenee Smith. daughter of balance, $21S 1, of which t00 is to be
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, lute not sent 10 head office for relief so k•
failed to eiti owe or wore sehotarrthipeIwsme Tax *swim.
In ruck year of her emirs... too a student
at Victoria College, Toronto, 444. 1* in I nosonie tat forms for the Federal
her record of $ticoneedint by Capturing returned to the inspeetor Of taxation,
value of Vio, me unite' as th,. end ,Illeriehatond and Dumbed simple, 11411
close lthe evening that they had had a
thoroughly good time.
Keel Crewe Monthly Meeting.
The Guderich branch of the Red Ciotti
Society met in the jury room of the court
house on February 2tth, with Mrs Hor-
ton in the chair. A communication (corn
head office was read, stating that free
transportation ceatles at the end of March,
and requesting that the last shipment be
made by March 15. It was decided to
make the shipment on March 11, and to
include all the yarn not given out by that
date. It was also decided to continue
the ward collections for lour months for
relief work. and to send 5200 to head
office.
The February shipment; consisting
mainly of articles of clothing for children,
was valued at $404.25, and the total
her fourth yerir 141e 11/1/4 mitietained 13ar tax u" lu""ne'l t" be "led in end
tlw idueolit-Fluttoo scholarship tot • 1"'"rgy 1'S int. Ft"1"1"
torize for her ....day 4111 "1.1011141 4. ADC ""• a.°P**-4/111% av°11"hle at 811 Ittm1-
•lato the Massey ..elsolarehip tit3:lio for 1 011144.4. Tile act ides for the re-
ountinned high statiollug her elms.). I turn oof the forme not later than Feh-
llivil Stuith le to he e44age4oljah.4 •iiiui-; 21411i. Under tlw latest enamel-
upou ler 44pleim101 record am 44 student. ; we'd t... the art' the itteuttl'e of *11 **-
Rey, 10 Folks Court. uteri:led persons in exerts of 51,03.10
and of married preemie It excess of
On Wedneeday morning vixen boys, 1$2,il3at is taxable. For eneh un -
ranging In age from twelve to totem, der sixteen years. of 444', an additional
yearo, were charged before P. M. Mehl 1121a) is miltswed In married taxpayers.
with doing damage to a bathing 'louse 'The tootter of making a return of income
ow the beach belonging to Mr. Chao, C. 144 plowed upon the individual and
Leo. Crown Attorney Seeger prose- 144114411044 Ill 11 10e 1111110.'."I for default in
Wiled awl four of the bort were ac- emelt returns.. '1114. ifovermuent
(pitted. while three were found gitilty• 1,4 111a 1141•11 1011 to carefully eiteek up
Hin Worship gave the latter a short theme who may lie liable for • tax, as
lecture and allowed them to go on all employers., ineliellug munielpall-
suispended eentence. with the provost), Dee end eeltool hours's, are required to
si that. they report to Mr. Elliott. proha- furnish inform/Olen as to solar:tem or
are simply kidney disorders. The kidney*
filter the bk.od of .411 that shouldn't be
there. Thr hksel p..4.4r11 through the kid-
neys every three minutes. If the kidneys
do their work no impurity or cease of
disorder can remain in the cirsuletion
kiuger than that time_ Therefore if your
blood is out of order your kidneys have
faded in their work. They are in iieed uf
stimulation. strengthening or doctoriog.
One medicine wdi do all three, the tineet
and most imitated blood niediciue there
is
don ofticir, evet y Saturday evening at 14 I1Ker1 paid to employee/I. All me-
in 111)0144Mo paid to .dierehosidero and
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
OPTIMISTIC )
• AS TO THE FUTURE
Speakers at Trusts and Guar-
antee Meeting Predict
Prosperity
Cifneers of the Trusts and Guar-
antee Company addressing the
shareholders at the annual meeting
of the company held in Toronto.
January 31st late, expressed thew
greatest satisfaction at the Progress
made tiy the company In the past
Year and were most optimistic re -
lording the future operation.. of the
company.
President James J. Warren maid In
part: •
"The )ear's operations were irry
satisfacto..y, the statement bhowina
the greatest progress in Any one
year of the company's history. Not
only was the 'totem, of Moaners very
large, but gradually the size of Do
matter's entrusted to the care of the
company is assuming large propor-
tions. While the policy of the com-
pany( is to Fite assiduous attention
t • • r • metter great or small the
o e
larger matters are naturally swore
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profitable. Sharehol iers may expect
$10; Wroxeter village, 510; Mrs. John Wotan' siminalon in the operations
Mills. Myth, $2; McEvoy, $1; Thom of the i• teeny. 4444 many millions
Altwrt Gear, Reignite, 51: Mr. Jae of dollars of prospectit• bucncsa in
the forui of administrations under
Shaw, a wicker rucking -chair: from
ni113 and other trust instruments
the War Auxiliary, bread, butter,
hate twee accumulated femur time
meat. and cake, Jr". J. 11. Alexander, to toile. No value. actual or ..on -
Owen, Alta.. a pare4.1 of good clothing tingent. has been carried into the
for children; Mire. Wei,. Anderson, .fot,„m„t ofl inia account.
freeli eggs; from the Ooderich brawls "Criosettled • conditions prevailed
of the t'. 'r. C.. 10 to pay for dering tlit aur with high operating&
electrIe iron and dishes,. come. e t he signing of the
Armistice matters are even more un-
settled mind unstable pending the re-
adJustmettt to a peace basis. A trust
eompany. del...titling as it does on
normal and stable conditions, has
everything to ga:n from a vessation
of the high pressure precuts nt der-
ing•the wee. Several of the depart-
ment• of the company's busInees
hate sefferce on this account-
Thouith there must be serious an1
perhaps painful reconstruction ex-
tending tett- quite a period, It is
confidently expected that before
%el,- long d'anadlan affairs will
etabilize end the development of the
eountry's great natural resources
will pro et.I tigorously.
'Interest payments have beet,
satisfactorily maintained. Some of
the Western paternal legielation has
been modified, recognition. though
some.) hat i eels led. having been
made “f the rIkhte of investor' to be
bald at' least imerrst on monies
loaned." •
General klionazer E. R. Steekdale
gave more detailed account of the
company'', operations during the
difficult war period. 11s said in
part: •
-The watements which have been
submitted to you to -day showing the
mull of the past year's operations
will. 1 am sure, be regarded as mot
satisfactory. 1 wish to bring par-
ticularly to your attention the very
ombetantial Jnerear.e in estates an'!
trivets under administration by, the
company.. This is over three and
• one half millions of dollars or an
addition to the previous total of
over 40 per cent. This importaid
branch of >our business is worthy
of your most serious; conetderation.
11the ti.itifege and duty of et • '1
person ta make a will providing fo:
the diserlbution of her or her estat..
and the tolministr .14 m +quell
Duets ise nuity be created thereby.
"The pt.oper and careful adminis-
tration w hat you -leave is quets
as important to ybur family and de,
pendent., es the amount >oit leave
The auvanteges afforded by a
porate trastee otio,•h. L. (our 3.);.,. •
Pane. with its wide practical ex-
perience in the Care, nsanagemen:_
and realization of assets of the mo
diverse character. and the careful
and peactical inientment of funs's,
are available 10 1044 and ,your 4ar43
circle of friends. The same contr .1
In eettlinrc comAensation . to a Cifor
poratte Trustier is exerdseil by the
court, as. In the case of an indit bl-
unt. In other words. It (opts no mires
for the expert Rev) ices of a trott,
company than for those of an in-
experieneed layman. Mo. ow o
affairs biking ,precedenee over thoiy
of your 'Ante.
"The euarenteed tripe Dingle e on.'
mitred to the management of your
company ne rhown he th•
exceed Me millions of doliare, the
volume of Which provide, satti -
factory Peening'.
"Funds invested smiler •1611-
anteed Alen overtire a fixed litcoe r
and a safe and convenient form of
iniestment. The Investor Moo dotobie
security afforded 1.y el) specitl.:
eecurities allocated to and held "•11
trust" for him, and .2) the vial-
antee of your company. This pro-
) hies an absolutely safe forret of Ir •
veotment.
"In regard to the future outlook
for the companv'r development, I
think 1 may 'wifely say it le of the
best. Your management's converts
tion of the degree of service that
should he ren red by a poVe cors
puration to itr clients is appreciat-
ed by the Fooficoors and others doles
bus;nese with this company. It will
be our endeavor to continue and
improve this prompt, efficient and
courteoult service In the future. Wee
this sense and normal conditions
attain In sight, the healthy 'eerily
that will develop In construct*
to, Dots and the influx of immigra•
tion thnt will inevitably follow a
world-wide pence, we may Well, 1
feel. look forward with conndence
to the future."
The addrewes of the company's"
officers were well received hy the
ahareboldere The rc:14.10:: floartl
of Director', W111 re-elected wIthote
change and Mersnr. J. J. Warren end
B. B. ettockdale re -Appointed Pre,' -
dent 'and General Manager ri
spertively.
The following is a table 'hewers
the company', rapid le -ogress dur-
ing the last eleven yearn:
Estates
Guaranteed Trust 'l'( 4431
Veer Panne Fun& A••011
1307 . .3 7P,421 11.1111,013 34.410,102
10410 .. -1141.140 2.311,402 0041077
1011 .. 3.011.473 7,431.422
1410 3,102,211 0.101171 1,131,704
tett . .0 121.414 4,1,1014 10.121,141
43>2 . . 14310141 1.141,102 4))(4,144
1413 . 1 021,1117 41,111.104 10411.141
1344 . 4.030,003 4.000,140 13,141.3444
1113 4.140117 1,431,400 14.1%41.4,71
1314 .. 4 001.423 0140114 13.004.041
4111 IC 114.111 corroups 11,102.340
1141 . _3,102,041 12.:1/.1114 110,413,11111
l'aisieted Under the C. T. A.
On isattirday, February 2.2nd, W, T.
Pellow, eccompenied by three men
front Clinton, paid visit to the
Queeit's lio Blyth, and bound about
• bottle and • half of whiskey opoi the
premiees. The place of concealment
showed great ingenuity. A sr 13011 44
paueling hail been removed and so
weighted that unksis One bad direct
knowledge of ita location it would' be
almost impossible to discover an open-
hig. However, the detective's hart
been tipped off with the rte.:rosary
information and were not very long
ha finding the panel in question. An -
Ice
7 o'idock for the remainder of the ilorittiM114 must render 11 statement as other hitting place Wall & 44We.
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• l'seful for marking linens,
.1111.144 01. 1 1;111141 SI. 4441111.1..01 111Mile /114 411114 1411 1, MIMI returonl the case editor (ID fOl. argument Hr.
141 al 4'11 relo tht• Temple wa tlw ineiwct.or. 140.4e tohlreAs
tkiy‘ltist. oils it sticrees aintost ouni pi -lilted on liw faere 4,f tile forme.
extoecAtkotb. Tire wetting eapacity •t Note% freak tee shelter.
F1111,k. C.. for the defence
urged that the cane he disallowed, as
there was no direct evideure to *bow
X the refreshment tables was taxed to A j,,, 3., carriage wit med. l'he i
that the liquor was he1ng kept for
Ito capactiy, on er three I lllll dred being II I ** I le 1 awe' and quoted ri uttuther of WWI
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our a% 11 Oft Of IOW 11. Wise WIWI, KM this was Mason's third
Pr""ent• rwre were different bible's main"' 4111tI"' r"" "'""'
Deed Of e MIMI will g
he lad to receive decisions to suppiart his •iew. How-
ever. the magistrate decided other -
n
for the sale of Itosite-tuarle candy,
fancy work. etc %hitch were in starts
of 11444140144433Woolhourhe awl
1 A. mat lone of eltildrett..4 .1.01111)g, conviction imaet. the T.
4 'lark. ehort 'prrograni, which %NM may axe. 1.0 will .a, sentenced hint to thirty days in the
new or PW41/1)41-1111 1141, for eitildren of
I. .46 I greatly appre-
event ten laying of the informstion.
img
, by
cotinty init. the terns fro date from tile
awl Persene, i.ry.".:..."..Niaci'*.rnifi.:(1.1 elated. There are at
pr
in ow mi., u.a.w. utter ehilsiren...411 the dirtier to he elotheel-
. ell girl.' and four boys. from halo. gilLe Fens** (i•drefielli Beg Wedded-
• Goderich will rend with
I( etc. iii WI114.11 :111 11011r V.M4 4 111 I 11 44 11 1M I
II W jI It 1 Ile No tionoi Autherti. •
intercourse. alai the eveuisig closed 1
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• Novelties and Notions ,.., wornen.s institute Entoriams.
X 1.1 On a recent evenine at Oddfellowte
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$ Hall the member+ of the Women's insti-
l( IN lute and their friends, in all aboat 100.
X A call solicited. sm enjoyed a pleasant social evening. Shortly
1111, after 8 o clock the proceedings were
IN r opened by Mr. C. Chapman's taking the
al MISS S. NOBLE °I 'chair and the 100043115 program Wal
a given. Mr. W. S. )low . secretary of
111 air the Board of Trade. gave a very instruct -
J"' ; ove address Pvt./Laming the work si hich the
111 X X X X III X $$$$ 1 different committees are undertaking for
to thirteen year* of age. Thris 11111e any
[merit re.ently >defied in foeter-homero, inier,e4 the following weaineg
nooloweimod. the groom) toeing a mea-
lier Or 14 former well-known Gorlerkt
flintily :
The ham. of Mr. toot JilLes...Jark
(''1443 ford, :!.3:17 W. t: rand Flutdeva rot,
leendt. floe 1444•11e of au Mien -d-
ing ceremony on Saturday, Fehruary
33I10II1 Leila Murray lassme
Ile bride of Mr. Airaut S. Floyd of
'Formai>. The marriage service wax
v.)1011.4441 by Rev. .1. M. Isarclay,
ex -moderator of the Presbyterian
tfoonerai Aesembly, in the present of
bout ninety curet. 11i,..0 yfary
*ah' girl sue" eur, 44 1141y 44 three
yeare, mei a baby boytwo nunittlis. A
permatenit foeter-home ie waitterl for
an orphan girl aged reien, u1141 1430
hey* aryl tit.' and *even. Any good
people deedr1ng to help the resciety
might do by raking one of the
.•hildreto for a time, provide for them
and semi them to echool, retnruing
them When tb.'y wish to do eo.
The Society acknowledges with
ha tiks (lc following eoutribut iosim
she .• last report : Mullett township,
MODEL THEATRE'
THOS. H. INCE presents
WILLIAM S.
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HART
IN -
"THE TIGER MAN"
Characterized by the courage and cun-
ning of the brute primeval --refined with
man's daring-. the Tiger Man like the
jungle beast played a lone hand -a
despot doomed to the solitary by his
own ruthless tyranny.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
MARCH 12th and 13th
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LAlestAin the saddle and away ! the clatter of horses hoofs'! a shot in the
h silent night! that's Hart.
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110 " Pa, taw
Knapp played the bridal chorus, and
Profesaor - Harry Heard and Mina
Parke l'ringle, iieeompanied by harp
and violin, gate 01e1 eta I tOell 1 MOW -
7 101144. The bride Wlls gowned ill white
a ith veil and orauge tolorosomi, and
434314 attended liy Mise Beth Boyd,
Kiefer of the groom. The groonetman
W4114 the bridie'a brother, Mr. George
Nlertin Murray, Lieutenant of the 1'.
S. Naval Hospital, Hoffman's Island,
New York. The bride ie a dangliteet
of Mr. John 11. Murray, of Detroit.
and Is widely known in Iletroit
runsical eirclesbe-from which t.he will
1 lie greatly missed. After Ow I
moon, which will be spent iio New
York aml other estetern poinb. 31r. and
Mro. Floyd will he at Inoue at 1,030
4 ',Mew street, l'orouto.
csuprvff-ala400.000
nOwAL ASSET - 11804004101100
MUTUAL CONFIDENCE FOSTERS SUCCESS
Mutual conedence is essential brim...) two 1,,,ot
if the best 'realm are to be obtained trusts them
business.relatieria.
Many businesses bait. teen assisted to ascot*
because this buns or pidividouls tool the bank
into their fullest confideate sad pt.:Ailed by ths
advice obtained.
In your bioitiess transaetioos you would be well
advised to consult our local manage". Be evil be
glad to help you with his courseet
UNION BANK OF CANADA
1-1: AD OFFICE WINNIPEG MAN
GODER1CH BRANCH,
F. WOW -COMIC, .• - Maasier.
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PERSONAL MIEeiTioN. }lardy Sod, t 1 hom 560. Jr. 11.--
'.1 J
W dlie Treble 51C, *Oliver AUm511,1tIntiti
1 Ilio
an 409 osue Walter 427. Sr. I.--
Helen Webb spent the wet k.end
visiting her sister at Stratford.
Mr. W. E. Kelly, of London, looked in
on old friends in Goderich this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nairn and Miss
Delphine Nairn have returned from their
visit at Detroit.
Miss Charlotte Cuff left on Tuesday to
take a responsible position on a hospital
staff at Richmond. Virginia.
Mr.. D. Johnston, of Pre.ton, spent
Ib.' vi eek -end with tier soother, Miro.
S. A. Welister, Newgate street. -
Miss Jessie Saunders is home for a while
from New York City, where she has been
engaged in social settlement work.
Mrs. 11. T. M. Macgregor slid (laki(b-
ter Jean are returning to town ext
week after a lengthy visit with Mrs.
Mocgregor's paeent. Ott Burk'- Falls.
Mr. Wm. Munnings, .of
has purchased a residence en Bruce
street and is coming to Goderich to reside.
He is a brother of Mr. B. C. Munnings.
Capt. J. J. Shatighioessy. recently re-
turned frtiiu lerance, has assumed the
post of managing director of the
National Mhir building t: party dor.
Ing Mr. W. H. Hutchinson a *borne..
abroail.
KINGsltItIDGE.
Tuessday, Mareh 4.
Mr. Jo/mpg-Quints, of Turouto), sprat
a few days; visiting firkin& here.
:Mr. Denis fltillivan, of Yonne, $a*k.,
lot visiting WA daughter, Mrs. Ed.
Foley.
Moo Floreiree Tighe, of flollett. is
visiting her (violin, Miss Angela
1,01151';,
Mr. John Dalton, of 'Illumine
Northern Ontario, is 3 is d ing 0143
brother Charlie.
A Happy seerg,___, on Moodily.
March 3rd, at tit.. Joseph's .Iiiirrh.
Kingelaidge, John Patrick rtellivan
and Elisabeth O'Neil were netted in
the holy bonds of matrimony, Rev.
Fat her .11t -Ca rdie weer%
lig thevi
're -
molly. 11a. youthful ids looked
chanuing. She Wag as. 0 ed loy Mkt.
Marie Stillicau, sister of the groom.
11r. .144)444". Se111111 1, mule of the bride,
was -best man.- After the ecrentony
the bridal perty motereol to the limns.
of on. bri.leie gnitulparente, eliere a
dainty wedding dinner war served.
The bride Wit 01 the recipient of many
41101,41 and pretty preeente. The young
11111 Ille v, III 11`41414. here MIMI have the
beet wishes of their many friend, for
11 long and happy married 11fe.
The Late Mrs. Quinn. The funeral
Ilf the late Sire. Daniel Quinn, who
411011 MI Toronto, was held here on
Tterellay mor ll i 14 43, Fehrttar 21th.
Requiem 111314'. 33'W1 sling 1, Het.
Fil 1 111.1* NI. 4 'II rale: of St A uglist ine,
who also ,,Whited at the grave. Mrs.
Quinn ryes v% ell know', hero. 441111 331110
highly reepected by all elm Anew her.
She t.4 nerviest by t... datightere:
Mre. Nit . lirenache, rif Ittniitler, 1 '010..
11144! Mr... Dutton, of Toronto, end three
emir: John, of Boulder, Colo.; J04041111
111141 IVillin to. of Toronto, et -lei accont-
pallIed the remain.. her... The pill
lwarere were two sone, Joseeph and
Willi.) m, Willie m 4 'lair, nephew of
11441.1.4441. Morgan and Joseph Dalton
and eon. O'Reilly. Much oy mouthy 10
felt for the bereaved flintily in the loves
of a devoted mother.
SCHOOL REPORTS.
Wilmer Hardy 250. Jr. I. -Arnold RIIII
250, Fern Thom 237, Douglas Feagan 235.
Frank /Win 179. Thoor present e (cry
day: Carman Feagan, Worthy Foster,
Gladys Treble, Lucy Hardy. Dorothy
Robertson, Minnie Millian. Willie Treble.
Josie Walter, Wilmer Hardy. Best spa dent
for the month WI! Kenneth Alton. W-ithy
Fowler. Dorothy Robertson. Martooset
Alli, Oliver AIM).
LILA M HOWATT, Teach. r.
S. S. NO. 8. COLBORNE. .
The following is the report of S. S. No.
8 Colborne, for the month of February
Those marked • absent for one or more
examinations: Jr. 1V. -Clive Allen 784,
'Kenneth Allin 650. Carman Feagan 512.
Sir. 111. -Janet Thom 668. Jr. 111. -
Worthy Fowler 64,i, Gladys Treble 752,
Clifford Allin 035. Sr. 11.- Dorothy Rob-
ertson 790, Margaret A In 694, Luey
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and COU GHERJ1
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SO ORT -STOPS COWL(
MU HOSi ORLON:II
DEAN'S
Special Blend
Coffee
Blended from the ftnett
Mocha and Java Coif,.
Beans
Freshly Roosted
Freshly Ground
Our Coffee
you. Ga a Found
today
Price, 50c per pond.
DEAN 13ROS,
1;ROCF.RS
License No. 8.4858
foot, it 1'h *lc 110 rIcuse rho oc
1
LOOK for the
sealed package. but
have an eve out
also for the name
That name is your rro-
tection against inferior
imitations. just as the
sealed Package !s Pro-
tection zgainst ImPuritY.
Four calie• are on the docket for the
sitting of the supreme Court of ()Week
which to to open on Monday next before
Mr. Justice Motherland.
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