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_trno141. Mark
.\keroyd. W. 11.
Akhurst, %V.1IIr;•1
Arnold. Fred
Itlnl•k. 1t. M.
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Henson 14
1/014-man. Rev. J..ue.-
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1i tct)uul. Rohl..I,11sa•
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Ilett' 14 \V.
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Burbler.
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Ilald.. 1VJIInuin
Itate- 'Fred
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('uny, ItiMert
Corey. made• M.
('nn')•, Philip F.
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lukster. Harry
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K,•Innwh', Patrick
Kelly. Earl
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Lawrence, 110race
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Morrow. Ilarri•
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!tansy. ('laude
Mohrlug, Itoyden
M.s.re. S. Ilarry
Murray, .1. W.
)fnrt•:ly, Victor
Murray. 1.sVel•ne
)litter: Miss )Lary
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McIntosh\Valter
1114•Kin , John
Nicholson. John
Nichol:elm iknald
Newell, N.
Newcombe, John
Neweumls', Har,id
Nicholson, 4'.
Nisbet, A. (:.
Noble, Bruer
Noble, Gordon
Nisbet, Rola.
Newman, 41441.
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I'riefhaw.
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Powell, Heber
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Palmer. H. 11.
Palmer. William
.P.vachy, W.
I'enniutito11. Charles
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I'ritrhani. Thomas
l'rif'hard, Ernest
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Stratton, Watson
Straiton. Alex.
-i Sw,irts. Ernest
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Stirdy. Alfred F:
Smith. I1•nj. t'has.
Shauunn. Frank,
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Thompson, 11,
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Tretheway, Garnet
la)lor, Harold (M. D.
Taylor, John V. W.
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Thompson, E. E.
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1'ailely, Harry
Warner, E. .1.
Weiss, ,11,101
tf'eston, J. C.
Weston, .1Iex. 11'.
!!'wets, J. E.
Watson, Hoary 1..
Watson, Harry
IVe•11s, Ernest
Weller, ('I111rh'm
Weston, 1).
Williams, Clifford 1'.
Ward. Samuel F.
Ward, p.14m,el A. Q.
Webb. ('llilord
Walters, Bernard
Walters, Wilfrid
William', Harold C.
Wart•ener, H.
Wells. 11.
Wells, Elmer
Walser, Conrad
Wilkey'. Stephen
Young, Jas. F.
Young, lent, E.
Young. E.
Young, It. M.
1'o,ngldut, E.
Yolinghlut, Jacob
Volume''', Howard
American •Completes First Lap
of Transatlantic Flight.
Commander Itt•a11 of the N -C 4
It'tched the ,trAllr. Safely -The
Flagship of lite Squadron Was
itlissing for Nearly a Da)', But
Arrived at Ponta del (sada Just
When Hole Was Being Abe'
dotted. tet'
PONTA DEL (.ALTA y Rsores, May
20.---1'he naval sea •
mender Read, Is wane N -C 4.
I,aand of r •aded safety at H,orta, Com -
o'clock - syal, Azores, at 9.20
Th' .aturday.
N -C 1 went off course, and was
.,eed to alight in the sea. The crew
was picked up before she sank.
'rhe Altuertcan naval seaplane
N -C 4, under Lieut. -Commander Al.
bert C. Read, has attained Its first
objective In the trans-Atlantic flight,
having landed safely at Norte, Satur-
day. after winging her way from Tre-
pa'ay Bay, Newfoundland, In 15
hours and 13 minutes.
The steamer lonia,,with the lerew
of the seaplane N -C 1 aboard arrived
at Horta Sunday. The N -C 1 sank
120 miles off the Island of Flores.
After weathering a 60 -mile gale
and heavy seas, the seaplane N -C 3.
flagship of the,Aihlerican naval trans-
Atlantic flight squadron. entered
Ponta del Gada harbor Monday un-
der her own power nearly CO hours
from the time she was forced down
by fog when almost in sight of the
Azores on the record-breaking flight
from Newfoundland for Lisbon and
Plymouth, England.
Searching battleships and destroy -
era were scouring the sea* and naval
official!' had all .but abandoned hone
for the safety of the flying ship and
her crew of live when warships at
Ponta del Gada saw the plane taxy-
ing across the water headed for the
flight objective in the Azores. Rear -
Admiral Jackson imniadiately de-
apalChed the tidings to the Navvy
Department by cable, relieving the
anxiety of officials and ending the
long vigil Mrs. Towers had kept
since first news cattle last Saturday
morning That her husband's plane
had been lost in the fog 300 miles
from the Azores.
Rear -Admiral Jackson at Ponta
del Gada, Azores, cabled the Navy
Department that the American naval
airplane N -C 4, in command of
Lieut. -Commander Read, would leave
Horta Fayal. Tuesday at 7 'o'clock,
Greenwich mean time ' (3 p.m.
Waahin ton time), if, weather con-
ditions Permit. A stop will be made
at Ponta del (:ads. the message said.
- The early hour set for the flight
to Ponta del Gada was interpreted
by naval officials here to mean teat
Commander Read would attempt to
make the entire trip of more than
91& nautical utiles to Lisbon, Portu-
gal, the real end of the trans-Atlan-
tic eight. The slop at Ponta del Gada
Mas thought to be planned for tilt
purpoae of obtaining Q'Ipplies.
P ADVERTISE. IIN TRII SIGNAL. 1T PATS.
Crisis In Constantinople.
PARIS. May 20. - A politleal
crisis ham arisen In Conytantinople
since Ihe debarkation of Greek and
Allied forces at Smyrna, the Journal
says. The Turkish Grand Vizier; or
Prime Minister, is said to have de-
signed.
The Allied oc• upation of Smyrna
is taken the Paris press• ,� ani I
by a lid
cation of an early end of the Otto- 1
man Empire. European Turkey, the
Echo de Paris predicts, will be divid-
ed into two parts, one to go 10 Greece
and the other to be made into the he
international Smug of Constanti-
nople, with the United States as man- i
datory. Armenia, according to the
newspaper's forecast, will • becorne •
nation under an American prote•tor-
ate\Great Britain will have the man-
ate‘tor Southern Meeotofamia andlestine, France will be given con-
•tro of Sltria, with possibly Diarbekir.
AdaUe and several mandatortes in
the neighborhood of Anatolia, while
Italy wilt receive the Adalia distri:t
and be in a protector of the Turks,
whose new apital will be. Koala or
Brusa, fifty les southeast of Con -
Stent i nople.
MIA Pain 1 Scene.
PRINCE ALBERT, sk.. May 20.
-Joseph t:ervais, VI or Carmela
and Jean Baptiste St. G main were
Friday evening sentenced t be hang-
ed on September 17 for the urder
of James McKay at Steep Creek on
November 15 last.
The concluding scenes in the t
were probably the most dramat
that have ever been witnessed In a
court in Canada.
Before he could conclude the final
words of the sentence formally In-
voking the mercy of the Almighty
on the souls of tee condemned men,
Chi•af Justice Brown broke down
completely, and, rising abruptly from
the iench. announced the adjourn-
ment of the court.
Two Weeks Grace,
PAhIA, May 20. -The Germans
protwhl) will have until the end of
the first week in June to say yes or
no regarding their signature of the
Peace Treaty. The German counter-
propo.s1 inaued this week are ex-
pected In French circlet' to be so ela-
borate and volunlinOus that if sub-
mitted by May 22 ---the time limit
for the Oerman reply, the Inter -
allied delegates can scarcely finish
their consideration before June 1.
Hun Diplomat Return*.
VERSAILLES, May 20. - Count
von Brockdorff-Rnntzau, head of the
German peace mission, who left for
Spa on Saturday night, returned to
Versailles Monday morning. He was
accompanied by Herr landaherg sad
Herr Glestwrte, two other metablera
of the delegation, who had bee to
Bertin.
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(fust Not Attack Alisus.
llF.Ill (N, May 20 -The polies. au-
thorities of Berlin have issued a pro-
clamation waralag the public aaalnat
desson.tratinns hos1Ue to tar'eM
residents of the city.
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IF YOU BUY OUT OF TP;ON AND I BUY OUT OF TOWN, WHAT WILL BECOME OF OUR TOWN?
The D(:ilar You Spend in Goderich will "Come Home to Boost" 1
ne Signal `BUV=AT=FIOME' Campaign
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Read these articles with care. They may present something you hadn't thought of before. Patronize the people
whose ads are here. They are your neighbors and will treat you right. The money you spend with then) stays in cir-
culation in Goderich and neighborhood.
NEW VOILE H L 0 l' $ E S.- THE
very„ latest is being shown In voile
blouses and 1 he values- are ex-
erptiolal, Each waist has an in-
dividual touch rt 111011 makes it
different fano anything ever shown
before. Every waist (14 new• and the
materials are, of the finest. New
skirtings are being shown in the
newest and Is•st cicks. They are
shown lu small rads 10 make them
distinctive. See the g.ssms we are
showiug before .rn,1i1lg out of town.
-J. 11. l'olbor0F.
01' • NEW STAND -WE ENPE('T
to ' 4re to 0111' new stand,`corner
Mol 'real St reel and the Square.
al14out 11•• 1st of .1 4111C, 111111 will thea
la• 1,1.11 ill 'give our customers better
s4•rri4't• :111 ever. WI. 1411/1 to have
au up -to -e to I:rocer)•,Store id w'hlcll
our cu%tour r, null otirselies may le
pr 1.- 4. Leach.
NO MATTER 1 IW 3114'H 0001)
times tire ••uJ..4'4 they are +41011 for-
gotten unless K. k serves as the
ul.•mory j, gger. 1\ • 1.14rry` a hill
line of Koehn:s an.I sic piles. Let 115
1111 your tluishiug. K. ' .
Sal es's. .
WE -HAVE JUST RECEIVE A NEW
spring shipm. id aQ the 114 ti $tyja•s
and finishes in unolUdiugs. It tut in
those pictures rein have laid way
awl have thele framed They 'ill
beautify yl.ur- hour-ttaith's A
Store, Fit a -t wet Phase 114•.
NOTHING LiKE LE.1•THER-
, 'especially when nsel in the right
plat -e. Ant-Isiah*w,u/1Fug l4411ytfliu;;
iii Harness tar other 14'etheglssls
will find satisfaction hare. 1 link
(t
('tub ags. Suitcases, etc.-. J.
Paltrfdge, H,untlult�reet.
LISTEN! 1111 1 01.0 GROCERIES
at Pipe's and 3..11 will Is• perfectly
satisfied both in price and quality.
THE .1ITER3LITH QF LNFLI'ENZ.1.
-Colds, grippe Hod Influenza tend
to lower one's vitality. To orereume
this conditi in there 1s nothi►1g, Is•tter
than Wlgle'a Iron I'illq. They are it
reel min rtu•ttte tonic. One 1 Incl
pills for :Lie: We have not advaneofl
the prim.
NEW LINES OF SPRING GOODS
11r.' :thee 4)l'1'irthg. 4'41104' and s4'4' (1111.
a"s.•rtmant 1/4 Spero, Caps. \Ve are
here to ,10 hnsiness aodl 1111 .'Impute
with the mail order houses or any-
body else. -C. G. Newton.
SPRING 18 COMING. -AVOID THE
rush. Hare your house wired now
in 1111 be -tu-
tor electric 11 ht u up-to-
date.
R P
data. We furnish everything but
the juice and the work will be done
right. -Robert Tait, West street,
text l'ostomee.
1 HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT
of Spring and Summer Millinery in
the new shames and ideas: also a
nice line of .ready -to -wears at 12.75
and $:3.43. -Mise Cameron, lin iltou
street.
YO(' ('AN (GET BETTER SATISFAI'-
tlon and a lower price 00 printing
in town than you can by sending to
the city. It you doubt this let u.
11/1 s'1/ a talk with yon. 1k'sIdes,
when you have your printing d •
In town, the printer's wages are
spent in town. -The Signal Printing
Limited
('.%L1. AND SEE WHAT YOU CAN
hey Quaker and Purity Package -
oats for on Friday and Saturday. --
J. Spahr.
GREAT FUNDAMENTAL
fa ?fpr In winning and keeping the
better trade at home 1s to handle
the toeltt merchandise. Hats that
attract are of Quality, Exclusive -
nese and Refinement. -Miss M. R.
Marliear.
MAKE OUR GARAGE 10('R GAR -
age. 1t your auto. Is sick We can
do, tor it quick. Full nue of acrea-
saries and tires on halal. Of course
you know we handle the Ford. the
nulreraal car. Get in pane order
for spring. -P. J. MaeEwait.
NEW SPRING FOOTWEAR ()Ns 'LP -
to -the -minute pasta. We have tit
in plain and colored combinations,
loth on the Cuban and iouis heel!".
See theme new styles at $Ilaratalles
Shoe Store.
JUST PiCK OUT ANY ARTICLE iN
your catalogue, then se' 1114. We
will not only compete in peters, bur
will RSVP you money In Hardware.
Storm, Tools, Boat Supplies, etc.
Try ns and see, --Chan. ('. Lee.
TAXES RAISED BY HARD TIMES.
Burden Is Lightest in Communities Boasting Live and Thriv-
ing Towns -Farmer Feels the Effect -Is Inclined to
Forget, at Times, That He Is Most Vitally Interested in
Prosperity of Near -by Cities.
(Copyright.)
Taxes are always heavy -to the pian who has to *y
'them -but taxes in some communities are murk (higher than
in others. If .you have ever stopped to jnvestigtate the
matter you have discovered that the lowest taxes are found
ip►.tiie most prosperous eommo pities. And therms u reastnt.
The prosperouscunnjnu ;ty has the lowest taxes b)eause
there is 11 large amount of wealth in the community again.,
which the taxes may be assessed. .'!'herr are prosperous,
iuerchants with large stock. ..f goods upon which taxes are
,levied. Propert ,,. llle-4 are high and there are thriving
iodttstries which pay a Targe proportion of the taxes. '
The higher the property values amid the greater the
- wealth of the community the (ower aro the tee levies. for a
lower tax on each hundred dollars of valuate is required
to prodnee the net•essary revenue for the administration ,of
the city anti county go'ernmei;ts.
Other Taxes Are Raised.
On the other hand, take a dead town. Property values
low. Merehaihts' stocks are small and they have little
y in the bank. Industries which ordinarily pay a large
part the taxes of a couimnnity have closed down.' There
are vel 'tit store buildings which were formerly filled with
of ' oo ere hdi.e upon which the owners paid .heavy
xt k, f m ha i I Y
taxes. \Vit , pays •the taxes that were once paid by the
merchant.. t mauufaettorer',, the banker% and the men who
lairge holt ' e of high-priced proerty! 'Tile taxes to
had tt i property!
eondnct the 4'ity\and county govenhtnents, tq maintain the
hoole. to build am(,repair the rpatle must be •'a,llceted from
neons. .Who pays them :' The man who reds his little
ho ee or the vacant lot or two upon which he 1154 been
plan mg tit build his home moist pay double or triple the
sabot which he paid in the tittles when the town was
prospe ns, to make up for the taxi's whit+ are not paid Row
by the no r•hatlts,- the banker.. the Inallllfaeturen and the
big proper • owners who bore the heaviest burdens of tax-
ation when 'noes were good. -
The farm • . in the country surrounding the town are
also atnong tjle heaviest sufferers from the ebbing 9f the
town's prosperit, A certain amount of Money must be
raised by taxation ) provide for the expenses of the county.
Roads must be built and kept in repair. Bridges must be
built and maintained. - Salaries .of tenuity officers must be
e
r' County ih.tituti .fur the are of the sick and the
paid. int, 1
poor Rost be maintained. In counties which contain one or
more thriving towns, a lar: proportion of the taxes for the
county are paid by the tow 4, The greater the wealth of
the towns and the higher the p operty valuations, the lower
the tax levy for the entire enol y. When the tax levy is
low the.hurden plated upon the f.rmer is light.
Burden Falls on Firmer.
When the muni* Contains no pro mus and ycealthy
towns, the greater part of4he burden f -taxation for the
fount* falls upon the farmer. The vale of the farmer's
property does not fall in proportion to t value of .the
property in the town and the higher tax le ' that results
from the lower property Values in the towi makes his
taxes higher.. . • ,
The farmer forgets at times that he is vitally ► rested
in the prosperity of "his town." He thipke that 1is up
to the town to take eare of itself and that it is up to h' to
take ,are of himself and he overlooks that fact that
prosperity of the town means as moth tri him as it doem o
those who live in it. The farmer who is inclined to overloo
this feet has only to think of the matter of taxes and he is
likely to Change his point of view, for taxes are one thing
that neither he nor anyone epee ean`escape, and they are one
thing in which the farmer ordinarily takes a very lively
interest.
How Farmer Can Help.
There is joist one way 11) which the farmer tan best
promote prosperity in the torn near which he lives and that
is by spentliug.his money in that town instead of sending it
away to the far -distant eity. Every time the farmer sends
an order to a mail (order house he helps to destroy the pros-
perity of his own eommnnity and to hooat his own taxes.
When he sends a dollar away from home he gets none of it
hack. When he spends a dollar at home a part of that
dollar comes hacle•to him in some way. it helps the town
'where it is spent to provide a profitable market for hia pro-
%tets and it helps the town pay a Targe part of his taxes.
The farmer is the one-man in the community, above all
others, who sl Id have no love for the mail order houses,
for they are doing more to add to his troubles than any
,other One Agency.
PAINT. -11111:11 -GRADE. RELIABLE
and dur,sbll, Rutile of Inst quality
pigments 44,1,1 liquids, imprlvad
grinding owl boiling pr•N•esa, out
affected by atmospheric e..u11nlous.
'1'Ile tones! pri.,'l quality 1441111 Ill est
fouled her,'. Cu)' at borne.- Parsecs'
Fair.
WHITE ROTARY SEWING MA -
INF: -.11 tills settmou of the year
w ):u are busy with your spring
seer%1ug 1411.1 qre 1114v114g 11IA1C111: rr,
remember there is a good rrutady.
Cull sit 1liatwa's Stare mid huy a
Rotary White. Your trouble* will
e.'ase• 141111 71111 will wonder Mow JOY.
Peer got along w(fhuut a White,
HONEST 60()1)14 AT HONEST
',deem demand 11011444 cungIt1/rn W.0.
quality Iwuaden'1, we gtlarautetr
our priers to Is• as low as soyn here
111 w't•.tl'rn 41tatarig.--Rolrertwrl Z
Male.
DE.1NS' SPECIAL BLEND TEA AT
71k januld o 111 phase you. Black or
mixed.
WE BELIEVE THAT A MAN OIC
NOMAD wIN, plane's Ills or her eon -
admits. 11 um Is entitled to the beat.
mereltaudise ants the best store ser -
tier to 1w secured anywhere. --Gee.
MaeVlear,
Bl'Y 101.11 KODAK NOW ANi)
then you Will 1%• prepared for taking
early spring weal's. IMvduplllt.
and Printing. Prompt Nervier. Giver
1114.a trial order.--l'aalpbell's Drug
Mere.
WALL !'APER WITH ('S IS A
slltv•IaIty, not a side 11IW. 1..•t 11a•
Iwlp you In your drcora(Ing prob-
iens, which is Inure than mail order
houses tau d0 for you. Remember
our prices are lower and values
Int ter. -Pence's.
A SAFE STbRE TO PIN 30tK
faith to Is the Shoe!) Store, where -
goods are wild on their real merits,
not un puRl%I-up v14111en. If It Is
a147(hhlg lu Uryguesls you want,
rail on us and we will do our ieat
to please you. -D. Millar • ties.
WAR CLOUDS ARE PARTED..
Now let not all ioost for a bigger and.
better Galerk•h. We Can du It by
all of ns buying our auppli.•s at
home. 1t will belt) wonderfully.
See um for Ilanlware. Stora•* anti
Plumbing.- -Fred Hunt.
ALL WE ASK IS A COMPARISON.
1/4 (1nr lite of Furnitnre anti ethers.
Get our pries, then draw )aur con-
clusions. Big stork to choose from.
Our I'tulertaiting 1hyulrtln••nt 1.
complete. plete. Buy tit hoose.--Brephe!
Brow -
HERE
HERE 1S OUR 'rRO061.R WHEDF
we have to repulr sh•sldy leather
mimes with paper soles. when mit..'o
come front our local dealers we do
not leave this trouble. We (10 all
kin(F& of oboe n•palring and we der It
right.-Saetuel Health.
YOU WILL FIND YOU CAN ALWAYS
save -.money by doing your trading
In Groceries, Drygoods and General
Merchandise with us. Our primes
are an object lesson In buying at
home every time. --J. J. McEwen.
MAIL ORDER HOUSES DO NOT
particularly hurt our busin.•ss, but
we are In 110e with any more that
helps our town and our merchants.
For tine Confectionery and iee
!'ream you will And the pure thing
at our store. -C. Blackstone,
C0NSL'LT YOUR -CATAL000F.,
then consult its and nota the saving
to harness and Home Goods,
Trunks,' hags, Horth. 111ankets, or
anything for the stable. 11'e will
not be tmderaold by any mail order
house. --- H. J. !Usher.
JIVE AND LET LIVE. -THAT 18 A.
good working motto for e•vPryelay
lite. (live the home merchant a
chance to do business with you on a
fair bash'. Yon will find It the hest
plan' taking everything into con-
sideration. Live and let live. -The
Signal Printing Co., Ltd.
iT 18 FAR HETTER AND SAFER.
to have your old photographs copied•
or enlarge) by a responsible Mite._
like ours than to Intrust them to
the first agent who calla at your
hack door. Ther1ire este w•Ith ua.
We underntand thD, work and de
not oren•hn rge.-J. Fell,
NO NEED TO GO PAST STORE
if you are looking for Art Gods,
much an Stamped Cushion*, pearls
and Centrepieces, hunch and Trey
Clothe, ('rachet Thread., Crochet
Curtain., (lath Towels, and suer
Novelties. Alwaya a Meant', Is
show our stock. --Miss 8. Noble.
A WORT) TO HOCSEWiI ES. JUST
'Imply Inslmt on having your bread
orders COMP from home loakerh•s.
Every loaf of oat -.t -town breed you
eat f11m? hurt. our town that muclt.
Try unr home-made prOdnets.--
J. W. Smith.
HYDRO 1S CHEAPER THAN COAL
011. Get my figure. for wiring yonr
home with a complete (unfit. No
money re.lnh'1sl mull passed by the
Hydro inspn tor. which ensures you
s .Htishctnry jot. --('has, J. Harper.
YOU WILL FIND BY 0131140
yotnr Flour and Feed from ns yon
will he well pleased with nor way of
doing hnslness. flood stock at right
prieem. We ielieve In trading nt
home. it will help nn all.-VIdean
4 Co.
•
REWA*R OF CATAIAMI'E MINI&
taro; it all looks nuke In plt'ttless.
Better trade at home. We earn a
tall line of F'nrnitnre for every
TOOT In the 114,11440 lit prices that:
will beet any mall order house. -
W. Walker.
You owe a Citizen's Duty to Your Own Town