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School of Commerce
CUNTON AND GODERICH
Young men and women are
tome and more finding that
without a business training
they are uudei a serious
handicap. liven if they do
not intend to engage iu
purely cotnntercial woof . they
rrequire a knowledge
Tort business methods in order
to succeed in almost any line
of activity.
Aii investment in a
sound commercial
education will y'leld
big divjdends iu the
years to court-
Schools at Clinton k,
.,.. and Goderlch
COURSES :
ssisew Stenographic
Secretarial Civil Service
res
Fa further particulars write to
L F. Ward, LA., M. Accts.,
Pry
[either Clinton or Gridenchl
Stated' essay ester say tiese•
COUNTY and DISTRIC r
Mrs. W{Ilius Luker, df lieu"ull, fell
j uu the lee and broke tier leg above the
knee.
Wm. liaise, of Trowbridge, has bought
the Ethel cheese factory from William
Brown
['be S st tarot on th
r elh comma-
p^ atactiOn
atioa of stun MccElroy wfor $ .lhd5.
W nomas u March 1st at his
Thomas Islatoxi died
He conducted the in sawmils l ty atGCentrales
for many years.
It is reported that the Jackson Mfg.
Co. of (1 nttau anti Guderlet lillnoi Inin
brooch clothing factory
future
A•�.,.-•-•.,• ,. ^•7m�e'"F'*'�pl^""w.
WD . 01".
r
X,14;
GODU1OH. OJT•
Brussel' would like to o see work wich
com-
menced on the new post voted byh
pier were made and money
Parliament before the war nuke out.
The body of Air Canipbe 1. formerly
a well-known rt of Grey township,
who died at Cast Alberta, was brought
to Brussels and Int./red in the cemetery
here on Tuesday of last week.
moved to
Wm. Perrin and family have
Brussels from Cranbrook.
Ido near pavilion and
A [toe two-story cement p. 7
bath.hottrle 1s W be erected at Grand
Bend. It Is to he ready for use the
Doming summer. of Wroxeter,
Wm R. Mon-tgo-rnery• sixty-
Cr
ixty
u.,red away on March 2nd. aged
Cour yearn. He had been in tathng health
for some months.
Robert Currie Ms soldW cre farm
on the 12th C0O Won f J. East
and ash
to his brother•
will
likely remove to W uigham. and
Hamilton. daughter of Mr.
Nurse n Ham Wroxeter, who went
Mrs. John Hamilton, a ext,
overseas with a U. h. hospital unit,
has
returned and is visiting her t
Richard Pratt. of Hallett. has aim -
potted of his ilni-•ere fans to Bert I.y
•
*tee, of W Mum, taking over the
tatter's store business st that place.
Wm. Bieber has sold his 100 -acre farm
on the Lake road, Hay. to John Bender,
lex urchased
Bieber has
names Gould tire` latter'a 100 -acre
farm on the 3rd concession of liay', paying
$11.000.
LI' CRNOW.
On February 'lath, at Sarnia. the wed•
of Mise
d was quietly solemnizedand Mrs.
ire
Mar gout, of daughter of Mr. a t ago
y of Ltxllr m r to Frank Fat
rrI nd*y, March 13, 1919.-7
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butcher business of A B. Chalmers, who „ce a
well-known For the balance of this month you will find some
VERY INTERESTING PRIER s
ON MANY LINES AT WALK
tc a - wn resident of
is leaving town• t suddenly at has
A. M. Knox has sold his tewellery la well homeatel roe Fsomewna2slh, in his sixty-
', to R. M. McKay, of Blyth, and first year. Bebe his removal to Seatorth
about three years ago Mr. 1'ryce bad been
remove to Toronto to reside' ed in teaming in McKillop for many
Geo. Orvis had his right hand badly', engaged smashed at the plant •of the Fal mars I years, and once coming to Seaturth he
Fertilizer Co. one day last week. fee i had been a buyer and shipper of cattle. A
for several week's while exam-
wiU be tiff duty week previous to his death.
BLY'fll. ming none cattle in Grey township, he
[rad tendered her ro- was kicked by one of them, and though
Moss lis
U' t� of hlytli cranium it seemed of little a nsequence at the
steno -
anonac y prproved quite serious. He
•tion school, the nay to take effect at � was,me the however. recovering, when pneu-
t aster. eMIS"ach Nonny bus been ft moat h:
cfitelent teacher god het• resigualoon it atonia set in, with [anal result. lie leaves
own -up
received ewrgU oar, of Hallett, has' hearted' John P. hell, who is retiring from the
Eli Etlsten' of Goxlerich• John Ferl[ustau, WittWove
service,
Rev.r. of eignernia. Aylward,
position of fire chief, atter bong
Mon M r. 51) F, io Sarnia, en. I rows � Inin of w dayspa
'i Iu ot'a was presented by his comrades of the fire
spent I to town i° a few days.�t. g� handsome leather chair
officiated [Lir. and Mrs. Fellows ape tion with the lode- sued an address of appreciation.
a week with the bride's parents here. II family will move to (ioderich, where with a
t Sarna he holds s steal poai •
Miss Lulu Doherty has one to Toronto
IP train as a nurse.
On Thursday. February 27th, a very
Sad death occurred in Seaforth. Forest
Love. eldest son of Mr. vndvMrs. W odors
illiam
Love of Hills Green, was taken
the Collegiate Institute here. influenza.taken
down at his boarding unsure f ver and he
They will make their home a evening. rich Organ Co,
At the mance on S f ur IaY united in V\'ll of
March 1st, Rev. R. McCallum R. Herrington has recuittsl word o
alar young people otlteo death of hes nephew, katoxo°• The
ni
marriage two popular
E. Douglas. only 1 Clyde Herrington, at
daughow f Mr. Jean,u las, and 1 )•,Nuns utas was lelrn 111 Myth
twenty.
daughter of Wm. Douglas, Mrs Age.the son of Mr. and ?era.
Horace Aitchison. son of Mr. and sone Year" errs ton, formerly of this
T. Aitchison The your[ couple will Samuel Herrington. Vs'est with his parents
place. He went into
brain r
graduated in pharmacy
M which developed
Lieut Ewart D. Cameron has o two I Toronto. or g wholly unconscious to a week
_EXETER.
reside in Lucknow.
was almost sixteen
previous to his death. He student and a
Walkerton to la. - . of the Canada Spool & Bon tCo and o
Wm. Athn last Week
brother Richard•
the death of deceased,
at IYauPltm. Man.
who was seventvfour year" of age. at
and also
one time hthe store at Ashfield. lie went to
had a harmmto
M hobo thirty years ago.
in Trouble
with a leak in your plumbing.
mil us and let us mend it.
Don't put it off until it
so bad that your
'becomes .. A
place may be flooded,
stitch in time saves nine."
FRED. HUNT
THE. PLUMMIER"
Miens ma
Heating
Metal Work
sweats. arrest
plumbing
g yestroughing
an
Brandon
The death occurred at lex B
(J
hospital. on February 20th of Mrs
Stinson, wife of R. E. Stinson, manager
of the housefurnishing department of
Nation & Shewan's store at Brandon.
Before her maritime the deceased was
Miss L. Gordon of Lucknow. Hhue-
bend
th
was due to influenza• Best
des she leaves two daughters; also her
I father. two brothers and two sisters.
W. A S room n and Samuel McGuire
have dtsaolved partnership and Mr. Solo-
mon is taking over the grsaer)'
which they have been carrying on.
W. G. Med&i has taken over the elan• years of age. a Lieu
agement of the Winchelsea and Exeter , Ural lav •age
creameries and will conduct the business
of both, making his home in Exeter. F. B. I What Ea -Reeve Stewart /ts)'s
Medd, who has hien managingtheExeter Ripley Fxprcs`: Charles Stewart, a
Clinton.
creamery, will move back to a farm near I1 lxomment C. F. 0.. and ex -Reeve of
GRev.A.h:ield, gave 'Ihe Express a visit on
Rev. J. W. Baird, pastor d( James;
'iaturday. Mr. Stewart, who h one of
ist church, has rtcrired and farmero in the county of
Mrs. Eliza Owens, widow of the late'
John Owens. died February 25th at her
home in East Wawan osh to her eighty-
fourth year. She leaves sex wets and two
daughters township.
Mos Etta McDonald, Di Grey
and Wearer J. Annett, art l)enzn'. Sask..
were married at Listowel nn the '2tbth ult.
by Rev. J. M. Nicol. and left a few days
WI' their hour in the West.
A BUSY YEAR
the leading ,roti to the move-
mentsays he is maimed
ment for farmers to buy all their goods
from the big centre,. Mr. Stewart says
the farmer needs the kcal merchant, just
as much as the local merchant needs the
farmer's p ttronage. If business places
value
all small towns are wiped
of farm property will not inciease man
LE
thinks the farmer and ext
should work together.
ether.
SO( Til BARON LIBERALS.
Nomination of Candidate 11r[erred fur
street epee an
invitation from a church
has accept
at Hamilton tie is concluding his «third
year here and was invited heeds aoxeptaains of the
tourth veer. Owing
invitation to Hamilton, t he board of James
street church has invitedRev.
a salaryMartin
Wilson. of Hafn►Itoo,
of
i1.503. , CLINTON.
While skating at the rink Ernest Ford
collided with another tasty and in falling
broke how right arm
The marriage of Most Irene onLenon 1 Gaynor,
formerly of this locality,
France. of MachavitiingAlt nso observed
at
the ceremony been
MacLeod on Fetxuary
WINtlllAM.
later purchased the farm of
W. J. idTon has P° tteld road. Stanley
t• a .Reid on the Bay
township. for s12.:tuo. E.iMeaedr �k
ho
been on the farm. has
of
hers stock and implements and a moving
back to Hayfield.
John A. Gardiner. C. P. R. conductor.
a native of Hluevale, dared February a m of at Fort Wand
appneumoonia. He was only
kwtyin-
fluenza of age and is survived by hi'
kxtY' Years
wit and two sons.
Thu K going to be a busy
year in Goderieh- There will
be many dwellings and
business places to be refitted
and rewired.
Get Tear Order in tel'.
A full line of
A branche n(,,rgan organized Soldiers'
here. with Mayor
Gs
urney
has been g' F. Groves
Gurney u chairman and John
secretarY•treasurer.
Misr Jessie Wilson, daughter i f hMie
aro Mrs.nGd tact w�, alter spending
from England
two and a -hal( years as a nurse in a large
hospital at SMrncltfle.
e suddeauess 1
Dash, came w ub startling
t, an old resident of the Goshen line.
Stanley, on Tut - day of last week. when
Hobert H. Somer.-neon was seland with
a stroke of apoplexy while driving
ta
visit his daughter. who resides about
mile trots her own (tome. rxecoutly at
TI•o marriage took place
Toronto of Mary Elisabeth McDonelt,
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Mc1Awelt, limseall, is Lieut. G. t'•
Laughton, Y. C.. of Toronto. The
bride had been Punting in a military
hospital as Taranto for • year or two
The annual seed fair of the South
Harou Agek'ult°ral Society was he'd at
Hensel' For Airy �h and. although the
numier 4 i try sot large. there
five %how tug.
Electrical Goods
always on hand. We are ex-
perts and can help you get
what you want. We are nes
tied to any particular make of
goods.
Call and ate its.
Root. Tait
West Sweet • : rlex4Posroffice
Phone' -Stop 12, House 153
d
Rev. D. N. Mctainiu h 01 oardenheim, of has
beenuinvited by present pastor
church. RPV. A. E. Jones.
of Wesley church. has accepted an invite
tine to Blenheim.
A mxnum ant is to be erected in Clinton
aseroes of the war.
Amemorialproposal
owas under discussion for the
union of the two t1Methodist
een ch however,
s in
t tnton It has with further consideration
ofthe prgo jectaheatd present time.
ca( project the
C. 1, McBride, who recently
died
DIS. Drummond has purchased the
�.
at Welland at the early age of thirty -I of wumcfl delegates. given by local
years, was the son-in-law Of Mr. and Mrs. Addressee
D. S. Clift of Chnlon.
We gone through our immense stock and have
selected some real bargajtts. Below you will get an idea as to
real values : hovel
Oilcloth, '2 yards wid., old stock, well seasoned , Y
patterns. 60c yard. (, 00 The
One lion Bed, regular valve fit ' price Octet
is $16.00.
We have abut 1 doz. M ittresses to sell at the -old prices.
From $5.50 to $8.(10.
One only Suitcase. Regular $4.50, for $3.75.
$lt•`>n
Chub Bag, Walker's special, $7.50.
•
We have several pieces of Furniture, taken in ,
ex-
change for other good;, that we are selling AWAY
AWAY `clow their value. Colne in and ask to
see two Extension Tables. We have one at $10
the other at $9 00• Wort% double this amount.
If you want an Extension Table, don't wait.
IN OUR PHONOGRAPH reaDtEPARTargains ►MENT
In store No. 2 we hale
two Phono-
graphs. Visit our music Wet' have rrecordscomfort
for allawaits
makes of
pleasure to select
machin
Itetter Weather.
The Liberal contention for t ,eheo
vinetal riding of South Huron,
on
Wednewtay of la"t week at Itenaalt.
was fairly well attended, but heavy
roads prevented a full representation
from reline districts, and it was decidtxl
to posture the nomination of a candi-
date uutil the weather will permit of a
more balanced represelltatinn and also
of the attendance of • greater number
les' you that Walker's
A visit through our store will convince Y
is the place to buy.
"Often the Cheapest, Always the Best"
Two
Stores
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Educag Returned Soldiers
BOUT 15 months ago 1t first be-
came possible for • returned
soldier, who bad been so dfs-
abled by service that It was tmpor
Mlle for him to toesume o take a ts former
ours, of
training
occulta
tratnfng under government super-
vision and pay, which fitted Min for
WW1 new occupation. the pars°t' of
which would not be preventedls ychis
dfaablltty.ln ocher words, disabil-
ity
was carefully puatd,r a, his his sabiltrain-
1tT taken into •cco
ung arranged so that 1n his new
onisch
patloa he could
elampieptake a ma -
i effi-
stead• b as lost a leg; obvlousnv
kis dos cubo lead
kis disability war such fast be could
h t cccupatlon. H• had
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the south part of the riding
sneakers and also one by Mins Isabel ('.
Armstrong, second vtce•president of the
Western Ontario Liberal Association.
A resolution of regret at the death of
Sir Wilfrid Laurier asadopted. connection
Some names mentioned
with the Mouth Huron nomination are
those of Harry Smith of Hay township.
T. Shlllinglaw of Tockersmith, F. W.
(Badman and H. G. Selden of Exeter,
and 1 Kellerman of Dashwood.
Farmers Active in South Huron.
At ameetimtrh held in sth the
on IFS
tended by a large number of tanners,,
vis
Pwasro • good r'e£ hlutr•ell. of the I not resume t •
Professor korai College. acted yl a knowledge of blueprints
ability dIn a
Guelph . g
judge•
On Y, March 4th, att
home
of when
Mr.. and
d Mrs. Jacob Wwn,•
I ne. Hay. their daughter Luella was un-
ited in marriage to Gordon Bergerly. of
Kitchener vicinity. Rev. [Fhe Brown
couple
yell
tee on the grooms farm
well reside
near Kitchener. branch
Along the line of the W., G.& B. deal of
of the G. T. R, there is a good
grumbling at the pian said to have been
adopted at 131uev le.t. Atwood
hand
and
other points of having no ers being lett
for the night train, passengers
to do the test they can fir themselves
without ticket, check or other accommo-
dation.
cc mmo-
dation.at the
Neighbors and friends gathered
hone of Mrs. Win. Edith, of the e14t concession of
Grey,ke and her daugh-
r, Mets goodbye to them prior to
tto bid L they pur-
poseremoval herto Detroit. An address and
pose making their home.
surtabfe gifts were Qresented- f a Str.ake
homestead is now in chargeo
lairs. George
The death occurred on March • rd Et
the home of her daughter. is. J.
E
Harnwell of Varna, of Mee.
th
Elliott. widow of the late GabrielThe de -
malted.
l -
Mott of Godertoh township.
maiden name was
ceased. whine born at
Ellaalreth Mc('nllouilh, was
( ears lirderi ch township.
Ing and some was passed for •
drawing line. He
course as • mechanical draughtsman.
At the loved termination
aaw `e nearly f eis rse he
equst
was employed
to his wap as a machinist. The loss
of a leg was no handicap as his w
occupation did not call for any
mov-
ing around.
Thus this
handicapped machinist. was
enabled
to overcome big bandl•n7
cap
and compete successfully with
other draughtsman. number of
owing to the tnereas+ng
deferent trades and occupations u10
wblcb It was nrceseary 10 that train
mea it became imperative
t at trai Obvious-
ly
Places should be
ly 1f a man was to be trained for a
*coition is a machine stop, the place
to train him was right In the partici
lar machine shop to which be would
e ventually be employed. This re
g utted 1n the institution OZ f the
in
duatrlal surveys. One
gestw the
AngusShops s l Mont cans -
real to be sur-
deyed was he it can read-
ilyPacific RaliwaY).
11T be understood that these shops,
employing thousands of skilled men,
1n practically all kinds mca mechanical
work, offered great opportunitiesThe
or
the trainlne nt disabled mea
above mentioned lei:Im rlai survey
eonslsted of a detailed report
aver, position In the Angus Shops;
it showed among other things the
exact Wore work done and
der a man
what era This anrvey
Taylors nor , lived nearly
Elliott, Meal \\ 1 111 tit of
seventy•uone• y'u.t't ago and r the
all hoe life In the township.
Mr.I disabilities would biro
1 .Istel Dight. yearn wgrs•� doing th• work Mal{iea a locornotivet,c Der ed•4 ten shell shocked and feP
end coneeettentlT
Them snrvivr''„' •
s I from u de to the Ufstrlat \ oct , wounds.
1t concerned. a Dear from the forego lured by and nervous and
,1..,. ore. Haim- j was a g
reference
Improved Trait Service
BETWEEN
GODT.RICI$
and \
TORONTO \ ^ }
Godetich 5.50 AM, 10 SI AM.
At. Toronto
. Godetac)t 2 211 PM. 1.35 PM
At. Toxones
Pseler-Suffer car between Stretford and
Tonna on afternoon tram.
For halter articular' et tr r•sarvat,ena
er ti•yu, apply es Orand Trunk Town
V. P. LAWillESCE & SONS g
Tows AR,at,
lint. and .b% dont
well, Mrs..1. W. nett, Mrs. .1..1'.
el,
Mra. 7'. t'hute Mrs. to.Clr,Hlldf
Ne v{clsity of Varna. Welling-
tonton
Foe of Zurich. Tlie funeral took
place to Baynekl cemetery.
The death occurred on lliam.Bat
lan(Y , -formerly of Brussels- James
lantana.
deof this town,is a sbn of the
deceased,
.
and two daughters hue in the
West. Mrs. Ballantyne had reached the
ate of seventy-three year*.
the Si ariciard
G. ll. Semis, tof
taking a restfor (bit bene -
flank Iters,,
fit of his health.
CENTRAL
akilag
to hl hIY strung wont
throat (Wirer, a what mechanical It m1R t p
showed immediately w•atld be Dh?s1• Ing that the employment offered bwill be for same time to rams.
work • abldise
to man without being, the C .1' .R. to men being trained bymake of themselves came.
no
tr o able to doe they onefthese meneve make a min
Alsab111tT• hobs Invalided Soldiers' ('ommfshlon they troubled hhis the case. you.takand la of tbesa renra he
From the whoouhteveryappapproached
of Sops. Su Suchhoweverpositions
thth Angus .' 'ifdemlin e
Wi-
th. C. P. rR.e was •Dn the ed work,
Rheps•
tetettraDhers. excited, etc., end be very wrong.
make , etc.. an of; this 1s
teased great interest tndetT A most Every s taken on men. Is likely to shake like a leaf, get
by co-operation ren Igreatest tact, cart and attention
o
Ing the rcivill civilian
to some Industries
shy of the ars return Ti.IThe g give three men t Belo-
materialtseetitsscs In
ed men. the reason stated being K•vlingthat
them to bou can srrrr+r naefm[Dnmplea ds,
Mg of disabled soldier 1a elvill•D a tendency tong ar•ns lark of power is tr! ;t the i'nn•nhnS
ece;,¶Prt ns. hoe ^0r';
Tae general scheme of tra�ntns '' ohs sir^tri inn"i!°� ^n rond!er- 'metro* ^r. von owe 5 to them.
admmI by the I give
any man. with the C. P R. Every Tan anal There are bound to he hems •xr•1a
Commission to to Rtve training
man tat. M eg
tnlnlnR ahoutlatlea Is �Olbletratlewan Is madeItlgeooads aThsrwnMen rker
ctae Telfa lore1 fall oof thil
Ing • machine ahhls
se 1n the
three-quarters of
machine shop at tsIeOlil University,
then place him ouw'9hops toith an finish
inch u the Anglia
to the no fini h
•TRATFONO. ONT.•
iS recognised as ot►e of the most
reliable Commercial Schools in
Canada. The instrnctots are ex-
perienced and the courses are
tip -to -date. Grad nates are
placed in positions and they meet
with success Students may en-
ter at any time. Write at twee
for free catalogue.
D. A. Mtbeettr, aur, Principal.
that course andteole. Outing the
practlrsl exp this lowing letter of fns , romntenclnR
time that the man is full aro► so foremen.- \Fin Gn1,111F.R A9 AN the front. roof of the interest M
training.se he Is drabit t F stl`LOYF:F. 1 la fstrther 1 ♦ Nu!
allowances from the the irm Sol THE RBTI'R necehsary.
I Ilo1 do vontrcat ondrr 7011'turnedf)d std.sOeitLhnw forRre-sulttt (N the mrd bor.
titers. ('ommts.ton sol the
ern l working complete Industrial or.
which he 1■ working s In way''Alrr 1s raft. ten
to Da) him anything. this on
Re -
you were employed by the C. F. R.
be man nb mam. let him shift for himself fwd 'educational Courses
i this
lip
h.remes yrrentnmed t hie I remitter Mm as an erdlnar• work• dreA men
he •111 Dr take. nnl♦ as 7
ever? gem sestet him to re•estsblUa • oda on yon:
which in Ines however. d pe our
Ind amine Ir e higher life. The $tuff 5 d It im
tole taken b? tuts tonabled ori. conntrvaIn yottr
to help
Ay es.
the C. u n In retard to disabledare
titer htudenta 15 m-.,,,wttonsthe tysued�ofatl^elner eshattered
'onedbe t tetustfrom
place
wort hi a De whereed et the termination
of b b• employed ? hiv•
of his emirs*, and the umitleyer,
Ing had the man tinder ht t r rtsome
h e
time. knows something mantis
rot gem rally
work. Th1•
hitt mIw I I
look on mPley•es If an.,
the terra flat n
w0t two inmates! mos have
i R that he laIto � courses and no
T nrmsl m employed h7
old an ordinary 0 In all o date• abou w mss) of
you aR ahanm n an and complet you the C. P. Rf
nha 'fs )nht w n coursesR.,
an4 ss we11 ae the •ver t, e , These men have takos_
should be ah1• to de the same work ,hese men are e
as qulrkty en Ao you ere j in no less thin 12 different
lea v
oat South
Huron, • resolution as carried la
favor of placing farms' candidates In
nomination for both Provincial and
Dominion Houses.
Literature.
"My boy," he said. as he chasti ed his
youthful lad, "never rad such stuff as
For
this.-caught his son reading the
Fore had Brady.
explode of Old King
Vylsereupon he shoved his nose into this
newspaper to learn all about •the testi-
mony of the latest murder trial. — —
THE SIGNAL'S
CLUBBING
LIST, 1919
The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe.......$5.25
The Signal and Daily Mail and Empire . • .. 5.25
The Signal and Toronto Daily World.....
5.25
The Signal and Toronto Daily Star• . . • • . 4.300
The Signal and Farmer's Advocate Herald
The Signal and Montreal Family . . . 2,65
and Weekly Star..... 265
The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto)• • • , .. 5 50
.25
The Signal and London Daily Advertiser.
Press 5.25
The Signal and London Daily
The Signal and Presbyterian and West-
minster -••••••• Catholic , 3.30
Record 2'75
The Signal and -Toronto). 25
• 4.
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00
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3.220
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The Signal and Canadian Poultry journal 2.00
(Hamilton) 2 25
The Signal and Canadian Countryman.. • .
The Signal and Farm and Dairy • • . 0
2 2.4 40
The Signal and Rod and Gun .............
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