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Economically clean
She saved work -Sunlight Soap
washed the clothes without rub-
bing. She sered time- she did
other work while Sunlight did
the wash. She sated money--
Su/slight is an absolutely pure
•oap,tberefore there is les. soap
used for washing than with
ordiaery soap, sad les. wear
and tear of the clothes.
1nD.e�.•i to a mar -Hof leap-N'l
N ramem,tal
Leew
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tenoned.
legume
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THE SI t AL
O n Yokes, Detroit, an June 3' y i MAKES
COUNTY AND DISTRICT i' \tins Marton Jeanette Sproat, daughterMrs Ralph of Mr. and Mrs, John Sproat, of Seaton',..
i was married to C. J. Stluckeor, recently
II ieturned from France. and iormerly of
Cleveland. Mr. ant Mrs. Shotkcor will
reside at Detroit.
.111 the summet cottages in Bayfield ''CLINTON.nave been taken (dr the seast'n and all .
'ratable room in the boarding-houses has Ernest Britton. a returned sold er, has
!wen-en:aged. pwcha td the Conner bakery and conte+•
The PIS -acre farm of the late Cheater • tour:er) business.
\•m.trong. 10th cnncessinn of Grey. has Atr.:and Mrs. W. A. Ross, ofIvluuntain
'..-ea purchased live john E. Gaynor. of Home, Idaho, former rrsidenn tot Clinton,
I;ruswrla, fur $9.000. are visiting relatives and friends Mere.
Dun g a recent thunderstorm Ahe barn After a long illness N iliiam Ford passed
,n R•abert Sttirry's farm on the 5th con- away June 9th at the age of eighty•three
'--ion of Caborn+ was struck by lightning years. He had been a resident of Clinton
cid destroyed by fire. fur over forty years.
R. A. Ashton: of the 7th concession 0i • Mr. and Mrs. John Torrance announce
1 Lorick. lust his barn by fire. with all the the engagement - of their daughter.
...meets.How the blare started is a Edythe, to ,Capt. A. Gladstone • Virtue.
GODERICA. ONT
•n, tery: when it was discovered the M. C.. of Lethbridge. Alberta, the tnar-
.:ade bit: ding was in Hames. nage to take place the latter part of
At tar hum- of the h'ide's parent+. Mr. June.
rid, `sere J ra. Churchill. Biuevale. on Fire broke qui in Roy Bali's nhutograph
al, u• red in marriage to Wilitam 11.
1 ate I I'S, their daughter. Ethel Pearl. ,studio Sunday night of last week and 11+11
cunetd"erable damage. The stores below, •
Fa:c ner. if Culron to'+enshies occupied by )4E. Hovey, druggist. and
lesate, daughter of atm Isabel Gordon, barber shop. were uamaeed by wafer.'
+wester. was united in marriage to he ungtn o
Iedtn F. McGee. of East Wawanosh• Charles H. Bartliff died very suddenly •I A l'AN11•I:1:1.1.. 11rii.ei-t.
Braley officiated.
(►n Wednesday. June 4. Misti Margena R H. Johnston. jeweller, and Medd's •
I' t the tire is a mystery.
Positive -Convincing Proof
Many so-called remedies for anae-
mia are only so in name.. Their mak-
ers are afraid to prove their claims by
telling what tbeir medicines contain.
e only way to be honest with the
poop to let them know what they
are pays for. Here is the Vinol
formula. n the doctor knows
what a medicin contains, it ceases
to be a "patent" adjoins.
I; Cod Liverwee-SW*plow*. l Tors sad
Y.utan.sa Peyton fes, Iron and Am_
oarium Curate. L, andaodaQrycsr,+-
pbospbatw, cue a.
Any doctor will tell you that the in-
gredients of Vinol, as named above,
will enrich the blood and banish anae-
mia and create strength. When the
blood is pure and rich and red. the
bodyis strong and robust.
You can prove this at our expense
because your money will be returned
if Vinol does not improve your health.
Itev N A Hrail y nth uteri on 111ondat of last week- He ansa appar• I.•, i h. ,Int.
The death of John Gasoline in his eptly in his usual health, but shortly after
' j the
)rade removed an told resident taking hu evening meal he cotiapsed end I
i the 7.ur,ch district.. He passed away , died instantly. He was sixty-seven years'
,t the home of his daughter. Mrs. David of age and, had been a resident of Clinton Though righty -two year- of stn hr is
inch. near Blake. A large family of ,.+ens • for e ghteen years havi g head previously t,., t,yliug by himself.
and daughters survives firm, and his at Brussels and Seaforth. He is survived Mr. ,end airs. Angus M-Kiuu""• .d
�rrndchtldrrn number rtghty'tw'o. by his elle. one son. Harry, and three Lnckuott', uurwnue,• the engagement ..f
Mr. and Mrs. David Johnston and Mrs. daughters: Mrti. G. W. Pinner. of Van- their ,INUYhtrr• .Mary. l0 Leonard .1.
SJnluei Johnston. of the Babylon Inc.icouver, B. C.. Julia and Annie, at home.. a,,.t,uig. of I ,-11,br„p;,., 1 Jul.. , Ir• Ilia artd Mi,. F u*ste township.
Stephenson. of the Phar rime+ to take plan Itis. latter {w,rl of
Pose. Stanley tuwnahi left last wrek (rx ROSY CHEEKS AND '"I,•�
P Sunday.
P.:o. Mound. Stan: Mr. and riles. D. � Itolw•rt I'rx n -tun diel on
Johnstetr•. who recently disposed of (heir •GOOD HEALTH JIIDr .r h. at air ng, .,t 4'tghq'-awn
tend 10 locate in the West. years, lea vine tf widow u til • groe n -up
family. Before wooing to I.ncknow•
A pretty. wedding took place at the
• \Ir. I rawru,l lived in AshH.•Id. Thr
If in Trouble
with a leak in yonr,pinmhing.
call us and let us mend it.
Don't put it Mf nntit it
trecontes so bad that your
place Ina:r be flooded. ". s
stitch 1n time saves nine.'
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FRED. HUNT
••THE PLt-MBFR"
Phe..* las
New,tltan Maes
Plutulnng
Eaasr*trolighing
Heating -
Metal Work
Hard Wood
1\ it
Light Wood
From $z 0o to $5.00
per cord
Delivered to any part of the
town.
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Also a quantity' of
.KINDLING WOOF
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Pito** 165
I'hur-,lut..11ow 1!l, I'Ily
Shoe Itriees tieing Higher. r�'
Prune Ifsts rerl'ist by local shot, aria
luerchrnts reeved) alma au advance
111 the Wholes/1 1e prices of front One to
two duller+ toyer the price. of a sea$oo
ago. This is the third, awl in mule
4154441 the fourth. a,lvalace made h'
manufacturers and %Ind...„b'rs sin..
last fall. The hope of the mitotic mei
shares) 111 tit' the dealers that shoes
might 1W 4••',- .•'Iwllrl,+• w'lll'uot' be ilii
fined for a long time In came. author
'ties say.
-The fact tot the waiter is." writes
fu •
rile AIM` uiauufacnln•r ,iu •'s{ h,f11 k
the situation. ••that the :Mimi i11 ad-
,:a,ehlg priers again w•as uur,le 'a-
lterative because of the shorter hours
and higher wa L'ea granted to em-
ploe . of till eh'w facto,•fe- n, whit-
, thou to the nopre•e"Ienred tidy:11i•e in
the prL'is of hides. skins and finished
i'^uhrr. as well as the >enmity or raw
m;rterials ion! t11.- fast ittermtsing for -
sign demand. both for unr leather and
shwa. 111 111,•t the adt'an eel shoe
priers are not yet siittleiently' above
the old 11111rk- to Cover the Islgher i•u•'
of leather rind making ,111.1 in all like
I111141sl there •a'ill haye 50 be turtle•I
i11dn.1u'"'. No uta klww•s. '*V. thol1Kli'
itl.e wirkrt hail rra.•1a'1 114 nps•x 411.
'till• atrlillstl,•r' etas- siglnd tut we than
six mint'', ug... but the u Isa,i ors tt,.
been gradual until wi1Ji11 a furtuIKI
' -i„,Y• vel t. 11 time they first,• sky -r, M•ke1
bey,nnl all precedent. It is Minted
Lulsssible to ,fix prices 1111 ,.his•- for
future delivery for. while ss. halt''
leather 1111 order. It his not. been taut
11+441, 111111 there is no telling" %''ether I
ss.• will gent it tor not. mid If we du. it
!stay ,•,Mt( its IIIIMII mon• thus w.• etc
ur"1 far Ns... are plowing blanket ord...
for st.s-k regardless of prier.-
A hide demier•-1* authority for " •
-'nteutent that present high prices 1o.
,ore• prlo•iply to for unusual ..lens. ler
for 1.111." 111111 skies from t:uruIw and to
the facts Buil the government, wh'
, math. restrieti..i, donne the
u'
holm of lite. and Mrs J. Elder, HensaU.. whi,•h prevent..) 1•hrulars iu leather
ii lune (,h. whM (heir tldrst daughter. ! r'•mxins weer taken to then IIus1K:, has_r move utih•r . rest Btiesetio wand.
Come Through Keeping the ., afar` for interment. has _removed thew• restrictions Nod
Grace Vvtteta, was united in marriage to A ire ding of Inrrnst to w;uly in t�I
Robert McKinley Peck. *on of Mr. and Bhood in a Rich, Red and now ala, allows the exlortatio11 44 rill
this vichllty' t's,k ph„r art 17 \'•w t.N,thMr. w, that with r, ,.hurt -,tri'
Mrs. Nathan Peck of Hrnsall The care- i un,' a hie drlw,nd tla• 11,1„,.....1s only
mans was performed by Rev. George Pure Condition. street. Ia,nduu, die humor . f \I r. and
\1cKrney. of Lonion. uncle of the groom. Mrs. J. Franklin 4trth,.. when their uaturul-
The ratepayers of Hrnsall voted on When a girl --.,r a w„mar, - t:nd, herrelt daughter. I'rusy \'1•Ix. %a,s uuitel iu AHothrr imlortaut tactor to he ,vn• r
re.
coturiadsng, when her •cher, s seri lips ,,,,,rrinK' h, I:errg,• H yonigrst sulerel is thf. r•x.wmtluiol export 1
there bylaws last week and all were car- grow pale. and she gets sh in of breath s,,,, or ales. 1;1 err of As''Held. air livalr for sh,w•s. Hrr.s.•ulrivr- 114 n�
-r e' .1 ne was to ratse m,nry to pay on- easily and her heart ispa,.hate" after the Hu11rer just lately returned from aver- 'Ito+.fru-yndlextr iu New Y.lrk , itc
the debt on the town hall: oar to assist sugblest exertion. or under the least ex- -,,u ill,• ulhrr ,hay plx4'"t n s111K{r ,•rh,•r
• the Jackson Mfg. C , In establishing a dtemrnt. r mea s that she is suffering rhe death ,,,"•neral 011 Muuday, Julie f„r its{'MNl,1MN1 i. sine's. Aln,thl,•r
clotting factory in the village. and the from anaemia -thin, watery blood• :eh. or William K. 1•wurt, a w,•II- order for luINrn meetly- went w Frame
::::::.t.
• th rd to arise the I ill build
Gas and ilii Headache and backache (reinvent.;' ac- : e . o reWillia ..t I.ng kto a tot the igr ore still ,nwthrr pairs
a),IMN1 pit
furnaces.
Co., who will build stoves and c„mpanethis condition. and nervawsness of .•igi nv.' er•ar,., f114' wife sur, ro IIrIgi'1m. A stilt h,rgr'r ord.•r m
furnaces. is oitnt. t iv....with try, children and „ Nemfront1 'hristlaniu. It was for 4111.1551
, Robert W. Stickman. of Bayfield. was The (emedy for this condition is to ,,11wIwr ..f grandchildren slut great. point with the 44timuh,tio11 that 1151,15111
charged he: we Magistrate A ndrewa un- build up the blood. and for this purpose,K,yi,slrhlldren. , Mr. Stewart w'as a he shipped immediately. It Is report
. der the \Ilutan Service Aa_texe _.yeas there is no medicine that can egoal.,lative „j $ii,tlrud. hit was brought oto a"1. tb,.t the Newly erre tell country of
hard i::^'. Tris mom+ wastcxem?ted Dr. Williams Pink Pills. They buil d• up t•,ulxda when an infant. Hr was an
Lithuania u,.N"1- among other ...mime
M IM•44.
r .f b
115M 441ir
O11.6.s1.5'..I:IMM
fitness t u•h
linnot ulr itfes, t
bringw a1
mail ala) 1-t 191. but being between and renew the blood. g "„1:11„..1::. Lilwh.l end
the age, '1 twenty-two and twenty three the eyes. color .(0 the cheeks. and a gen itnssia shrsN• rr 4111'1 age high 1114 fir:.
his etlalspuon automatically ceas d on' erat feeling of renewed health and energy. Tile solicitors representing the vi1- a pair and in frau.•.• and It.•Igiim
\111)' 13th. 191s. He fail -d to report The only other treatment needed is plenty sage anal Mr. Stewart. fora erly owner they nn• Mt:. to *MI ,t (Mair. 4 .'rnl:tliy
when ordered to do so and prosecution . of sunlight. moderate exercise and god. of flan electric light works herr. have fortn,•rly nu.1mfaettir.'.1 1111111Y shwa
fol owed. The fine was pard. plain'food. The girl or woman wen pertarranged for the antis tion or Ili. a,'- 'HMI mn'u leather. 6111 this industry is•
Robert Lorimer, a well•known resident , this treatment a lair trial will soon find .",ituts, which 111111 not been rolb" to"1 into ,et u srnnd-toll. W11/111 pore is
(11 Heise". pasted away June 1st. Barn', herself enjoying perfect health. Mrs. slur January owing to the dispute finally declared Y1,i- ,.1ht other of the
at Auburn. in this county, he went to' Hiram Shook. R. R. No. 1. Lyndhurst.' me in 11„• ow11er,.hip of the phut.
riot -Mc/ 1",•ntrnl Powers will traur
Hensail when a young man and had hued I saga: "I cannot .peak inn �ig ily of fly' Harold Burns .left last week for -his•. by the ulilliun Iain alai.
in that neighborhood ever since. An injury Williams' Pink PiUs. for I believe they' \\-ion ,.til • f„ i" .left
. whi','k f.i l
to his aP Ile• the resuit of a fall from a : saved my daughter's life. She was in a ...work among the immigrants for the
tree when oniv a boy partially disabled terrible rundown condition. pale. wan
Robert Wilson
c,oderich
IIann! tett �,
n11uuer mouths.
firm far file. He drove the Hensel' and and despondent. and ►e who saw With sa,rtnnK 14ddenuI death
y h ( quarter of a centuryconsidered her in a cline The doctor t 1'tr 1'etw mi.Khowl. oil a•ia
'1111 n
W. :115 of last err"•k. Hr had not Isr11
At the great age of ninety-nine years then decideddecision proved wise'
.enc stage Ora •
ailing out the b.ismrr a wearag" who treated her did not help her any. and
ih Williams',
'
1 10 glee her h"•ling well 4.11,1 writ to 1,114' a down
00 and t t he they were Mone she a
arae a'lata a of irete . coming to this best of health. When .he began the use but n WI." of little resit. iud bre {M,MwNI
tuwntr)' w i a young of the pills the weighed only ninety away. He wits a metl44'n"ber tot uhe uil of pounds. and under their use her weight) byteriau rhur•h. and wits president tot
increased to 127 pounds. I strongly urge, the adult Bible ewes. He alar, was
ry14wawrr for the 111%'1. Ile enlisted in
all mothers of weak girls to give them Dr. • the Brute Itattallotl and was very
Williams' Pink Pills." waive in 'recruiting for that unit, but
You can get Dr. Y. kine.• Pink mad wee found physiiully unfit Is -far• going
dealer medicine. or by snail)
50 fromtheDr.W Iliums Medicine yea r-
towand +hip, rete Exeter. Hawkins. ' of Hay Pink Hlis This d e "t u;Nliefne, and took Waal 11 1e01101 111
and five m r Exeter, departed this lite I one. for before six boxes were used she u,11i,k4' Ihw•tors awn• suuun.uel
hh,p. n Eget rte( IiawJuns 41'11' much better- 1 got set more box he end work.rt offer film for alar tfulr•
h was
in the
n man and settling
near Hennatl. . fterwards be moved to
the farm which remained his horse for the
rest of his 1 fe. He was remarkably
bright and active until a few' days before
his death. He leaves four sons.
• SF..1FultTHH.
Judge J. A. Jackson. of Lethbridge.
Alberta. and F. C. Jackeofl• of Montreal,
have been visiting at the home of their
sister at Egmondvslk.
The Seaforth band has been reorganised
il, w. A. Chap,nan as leader. Nearly
all the old players are coming out again
and wit's some new ones it is expected to
have a tirstclass lurid before the season
closes.
At the residence of the bride's sister.
School of Commerce
CLINTON AND GODERICH,
Ontario
COURSES :
Commercial Stenographic
'sad General
t air work is better than many
and equal to any.
't lidera., may enter et any time
For particulars write t0
11. F. Ward, B.A., M. Accts.,
Principal
Phone 2On Clinton, Ont.
Night Classes. Tues. and Miura.
from any ea er in m Il i
post paid at ..50 a box or six boxes for reuses,.. He mus 111 his fifty -titled
$2.• i
Co.. Brockville, Ont.
Itltl'SSEIS.
At the b of Mr. and Mrs. George�
Edwards, Mill street. Brussels, on
WelneewWy. •Illi,.' 4f h. their you:tweeet
daughter. Am11itda May i\tinnl.'l, was'
united In Marriage to Ben We,lwlley.'
who rerntly returned from tin. wear.
The g•eremony Wan perforrnel by Rev.
W. E. Stafford. Mr. and Mr'. W1)1141,.
ley will make their home In Ilrusse•ls.
Mee. Agars 1t. Wfltsie passel away
111I June !Iib tit the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. W. Dennison, Ilrnss el", at
the age of sixty-seven years.
\\'Iltslr's home was at Seaforth and
Mlle W111 visiting her daughter here
when she took ill.
i I
I,IY'KNIIW.
Sirs. Wm. (ilesw,n and son Frul,klin
:,.Ivy returned from irvftw, Allwrta.
after emend Tears' abseil...
Alex. McKay. an old-time resident of
I.neklww, now of ('lareeholm. Alberta.
In engineg friend+ In these ports.
Do not Mutter
another day`with
itching B
Inc or Firotrnd•
Ing Pilcit. No
surf/lent opet-
etlon required.
Dr. ('haoi. Ointment will relieve you at ono•
and as certainly cure you. Iltic. a holt : en
dealew. or lilnaan"on. Rate. & Co.. Limited,
free if you
Toronto.
anti endow Sc. xstamp to pet mention
li•"ics*
Thr New Era in ('arida.
Phis 1m the sigrlifi're111 title of an
article in the .11114.' 1'x11141111411 Maga-
. i lent of W +stem
x114*.--
versity. Rev. E. E. Braithwaite. It is
divided into three sub -titles: "The
Neer Nation.- "Til.' New }wlm'Ntion.
and -The New I'itixeushlp." The Hrst
treats nhw.tly of material things. is fall
of optimism. and predict,. that In
Imputation and wealth the signs 11f the
times point strongly to ,a tremendous
expansion. The chapters 1111 i'lnenti1)11
dw•u mow w movements in 'I:r•u1
Britain. the United $tats". NMI .111 1114 11,
and it is uhservel that hal ('atoda we
are in the midst of the prevailing
trndencirs lit these• other rnuutries.
For Instance, its 1h'. i1r,ithw•alt.' ob-
serves :
"111 I►ntarir, the nnlversitleM are
stow considering 11 revision of the ma-
triculation enrrl,ul„in. One nnlvera-
Ity. at hetet. 114 ready to reemunl.•lal
that It he lnadr possible for N Ina•
trk-ulation certlfi,xte to be grantet--
arol prnlulhly this wnnlli WWI to the
preslbillty of un arts degree rw•Ing
gni noel -wit fu-isting on Intin
lit every now. as has heretofore been
done. This dos not signify x leswm-
bag
appreciation „f Latin or that it
should not be demandr,I of rhos,' who
ore expecting to 1s• high school teal•h-
eri'. ole of those planning to follow e•r-
t air other literary professions. 1t only
menu+ that the exemption may in eer-
tahl, •1 n•,nusta Me. he 44llO5•el for s11c11
am have a,.piraetiens for a liberal el111-
eNH1111 Willie exlieetlllg to 1111 a very
different sphere lit life from flame Just
menti •d.'
In "The New ('itlaeenohlp" 1Ir.
Hen 1thwtllte conshI.rs the tendency
towNr4e Oho he ,IIt•nsse" as -The
ilrotherhroal of Man."
L
M`CIaIYS
Awe sell this furnace it is
a guaranteed heating sys-
Wheninstallation
pianned byauengineers, we
deliver exact 1ynwi homyou
want
Comfort in Y
if you are grim to install a furnace,
let McClary's engineers show you how
Ask abet? the LITTER ()RAPT
MAN that turns on 'he l• f,, end
simulate• them autamaNcdly.
Suiishlne
it should be done. They have seventy
years of experience to guide them,
and their services cost you nothing.
Adopt their plan and you are assured
of • comfortably heated home, and a
durable economical heating plant.
Let us tell you more about this
proposition. 11
Sold by
FRED HUNT
STRAW HATS
ARE WE RUSHING
THE SEASON ?
NO!
We have a full line of up-to-date
Hats for summer wear.
They will please you -come and see.
McLEAN BROS.
Semi -Ready Tailors and Gents' Furnishers
The SQUARE GODERICH
Wedding Invitations
Latest Style Moderate Prices Get them tot
The Signe1
BEST.PAYS.
IT
THE
(:ET ELLI_
/
Yonne and Charles St... Toronto
1; nutrd throUi hout. Canada fur high-grade
Enter now. Write tor
hetel.,etue�ucattoW.n. 1 ELLIOTT. Principal.
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For Good Reliable Shoe
Repairs, try
Smith di Ring
70 Est.' S,rtel. Opros'ie Know C heeds
Give Us a Trial
ave you renewed your subscription to The Signal for 1919?
Medkal Treatment Inc Returned Mea.
A letter loaned hy the Departmetit of
Soldiers Civil Tie-estahliShulent to tin'
- lfledtcal pr+fes"ioi says:
'The I)epartulent of ertkllero' Civil
Re-establfahment was creMM to leer -
forth, among other function,' that of
furnishing medical treatment for dlart-
hllities due to or aggravated by service.
occurring among cx•roemhnrn of the
(.anadlan military ami naval forces '
There hal recently been added to this,
hy oiler-In-crmnefl• the dirty ,.f flit -Melt-
ing free medical treatment for any
Illne.e or di,.ahility occurring among
ex -members of the military or naval
forces, within me year after discharge
from the service. excepting In ea'w*
where the diaahinty Is doe to vice, or
nlisnondna•t.''
I'he itiadinal representative of the
Department for this district is Dr. A. H.
Macklin of (io.lerloh.
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Longer -Wearing Stockings
and Good-Lookiflg, Too
Bustcr Brown stockings have the two essentials --
long wear and good looks -knitted right into them.
You'll find they have neat, well -fitting appearance that they are
suitable for all occasions. Your boy will be glad to wear them.
And they are harder -wearing because we knit them frim extra -
long yarn. Because we make them with a two -Fly leg and three-ply
heel and toe. Because our employees have had years of special
training in knitting Buster Brown durability into hosiery.
You'll find they'll suit your boy fine. For what
healthy boy isn't hard on stockings. They'll give you
less mending to do-- they'll cost less because of the
BUSTER BROWN'S
SISTER'S S1'04 !Me; extra wear obtained.
Rueter arnwn•a Clst.r'•�ifnrk_ Ask your dealer for "Buster Brdwn" durable
Ina tor the atria lea splendid
looking a.acalnl ala m..den to hosiery. Sold everywhere.
mete e. A rem -thread Enellsh
mercerised lisle arncY lige that
1
• shal•.d in el anJ woven .err Limited
well The Chipman -Holton Knitting Co.,
+seer+ Slack. Leather Thede
T"" Pink. m°' and whit.. Hamilton. Ont. --Mills also at Welland
'G he
:;QISTER BROWN
KilW