HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1919-7-17, Page 5FOR SALE
4 BRANTFORD RED BIRD BICYCLES
(two ladies' and two gents') '
Regular price, $60. Special price, $45
them up.
ONE FORD ROADSTER
with half -ton truck body, $525.
to clean
East Street Garage
GODERICH - - - ONTARIO
"Owned and Operated by a
Practical Man"
Arthur M. Glover
CHI MO NOTE's.
Divine ta•i%1CC In Kew. church next
Sabbath au usual. to be calalisetad by
the pa+wr, Kev. R. C. Mcliertuid. K. ,
Ronald Mac(liIGvray. D. U., . wall
preach ou Jut). 27th. in.tea.I of neat'
Sunday as aunouncet.
The suhiect of the d,scosrses in North
street Methodist church next Sunday will!
be "A Twofold Vies of Isle, ' the loaning'
theme being: "Man. Clay in the Potter's
Hand." and the evening theme -Man, i
th- Master of His Fate." The pa -tor I
will preach at both servaes.
V Ntrs. Geo H. Kind. of Peterborough l
who sapg in North street Methodist
church Ia,t Sunday. was heard with
greet pleasure especially by her ad (trends..
Her splendid voice hat not in the ;east
failed. but rather shows improvement,
and it is a delight Gtr the Nath street
people to have bee again with them. Mr.
King also looked tamatar at the organ
and played with his well-known .kill'.
Next Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ian; %al
again be at North street. At the morning
servrcetrs. King will sing, "In the Land
where the 1:•,r nr.rr Fade:' and at the
evening .r; vice " Sutneone. ".
4 l T•u•wlay ••u•iiiue the e.algn•ga•
teen ..t Vitoria .tn.•t church gave r .
recepn..0 to their *sea lav-d/r. Her. J.
F. It...Illi. There was a Iartte and ,
4., qo R:ilh.rina. Mr. lt,•y.7tift spuke
optimistically of the (Mitre of Victoria
street. ,anti the "beau.. uri,i.t'r" re-
ea•t•.l the isimiirl..n of the finances
the I.,t ..ret to the lei't..ry of the
c1111n•i,. The (relies s•rn.l refresh-
ments. Wail arranged r petal program.
Mrs.., H.ir.•hium delighted the xudien•t-
-with her recitations. Mr. $watfeld
with his slating. awl Father. 'Green
Iwas, Ili- -p..h. Little Mi..' Hnti•hlson
Intel Mi-. I.ywl•eeriwr gave recitations
anti lir.- 41•1011.. N'ih.n it wdo. Mr.
1.ntt..,- hair a whorl ,.kln•... and a
It4eilter:..- rag over 1h.• gathering
by the aaunuaemrut that hr and Mrs.
Ie•aveu- :tel ;laughter llnrirl were
leaving Mw u. They la. •• been valilr.l
1 a,:•mlx•r. of the clear. awl lir. lwasens
IOW* pr'•.i.k•ut of the Iw•ngne. T'I,.'y
St III be long remembered for a hat r oey
, hake Maw. and Vittoria street a t -h.•.
thew •n• c.+- and happiness hi 110•tr
tee home.
THE SIGNAL
LOCAL TOPICS.
Normal School SWdeate
The foIIo41,ng students of Goderich
Collegiate IrMitute have been successful
in their Normal S:hool examinations :
Mary E. Baechler. Jean M. Bogie. Ione'
Cutt. Hanel Hartwell, Emily. C. McArthur.
Elizabeth McKenzie and Genevieve
O'Connor.
The Circus Is Coming.
'Mr. J H. Rice. advertising agent of
Sparks "world r famous shows." was in
town on Tuesday and arranged for the
coming of the great circus to G Bench at
August 13th. These shows, including
circus. hippodrome and menagerie. are
said to carry almost 400 people and over
, O0 animals. and to have a solid train of
twenty monster railway ars.
A (war fur a Dollar.
Mr. John Bedford. jr.. had great luck
wher, he bought a chance on a $1,500 car
for one dollar and got the winning ticket.
The car is a Chevrolet which was pre-
sented to the Kincardine G. W. V. A..
which disposed of it in the manner indi-
cated.
ndiated. The car was brought to town on
Sunday- and the youthful owner is driving
around with a large-sized smile.
Chief linumeraturt. Appended.
1'la• chi.•( outli e :Our* who are to
Parr charge of the pr•ptratlon of the
voters' Iists for the referendum have
!wen appointed' by the Ontario Gotrrn-
went..thee a ppe ei tit meats for this ewrnty
I bring a. ioiluws : ('entre Heinen -H.
J. D. Cooke. Geederich: North Huron-
' hudley Holww. K. 4'., 11'intim m :
South Huron---11.ury Horton. R. K. _,
• It imam.
Poor Crops in Maple Creek District.
Mr. A. B. Davison. of Maple Creek.
Sask.. formerly a well-known business
! man of Goderich. writing to The Signal
says: "The crops in this distract art al
most a complete failure. through drought
and cut -worm. 1f we have rain soon
dome of the late sowing may make a link
but the anapests) are very poor. This is
the second year of failure. and it cer-
tainly puts a number of farmers and
business men in a corner."
----------- \n Appeintmerd at Fewest.
I KardenCamnbetl and Reeve Beavers
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THE HURON CANNING
of Exeter were at London on Monday to
meet representatives of the counties of
• lambton and Middlesex with reference
• to the appointment of a pubic school
• inspector for the nes. inspectorate. No
Xde rote action aas taken. however. as
& EVAPORATING CO. _ „ e d dmentelegates plenarcounty y.
pbe eer. The a ncil had not given
OODEIUCB. ONT.
tot M•-. StulM,;; u,-1 ttr•e•k.
• • 1 Mr. rad Sirs .4 .4M, Liner and *laugh
mitations
of Dodd's Ko .)ev ('til+ are
legion. The box ie. imitated.
the outaidb• coating and shape of the
pills are imitated and the name-Dodd'r
Kidney Pills is imaated. Imitations are
dangerous The original is safe: Doll's
Kidney Pilla have a reputation. Imita-
tors have none or they wouldn't imitate.
So they trade on the.reputation of Dodd's
Kidney Pills. Do not be deceived. There,
is only one Dorm'S. Dodd'+ L+ the.
original Dodd s i. the name to he care
fel about -
D-O�D-D'S
KIDNEY
ter. of t'hleago, are making tbejf•
annual tint in town.
Mr. Fr.'.1 $11.11111011 and )Jr. end Mrs.
Ihn•1-. of uttawa. are visiting in town,
h.thlg motored front the capital.
Miss Helen , Strang has returned
from New York and will remain in
town tuellye rest of the , mer.
Misses GIs,l'x and Clara Itlo.r. of
Mee rat Forest. n re visiting al the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jute s Met'lacherty.
' irs. M. C. Swanson returned on
Monday from London, where she had
been visiting her , .n. Morns Swanson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kidd and son, of
Montreal. were vest ting the past week at
the home of Mr. and Mts. Joseph Kidd.
Rev. Dr.-. Iri,•ki.• and family, of
Lfuutreel. have 'arrived 4,, speud the
sieuerate i', their cottage at Meur.etung
Park. atI
Mr. and Mrs Graham Robinson. of
Toronto. are hoY k
lids in at the home of 1
the former's parents, Capt. Wm. and I
Mn. Robinson.
ur r
Miss Belle MacVicar is visiting her I
cousins. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. MacVicar. ' TorFontothe andconvwestenience goingof patsso Mengeontrealsfroorm
of Toronto. at their summer home at Port ;beyond, or vice versa, who desire to travel
Carling, Muskoka.; iia Ottawa arrangements have been made
ites. ti...h: ttnrwell and atria lair- I with the Canadian National Railways by
I' ILLS well. retort'..) missionaries of the which tickets are routed over Canadian
lheth.sli.: church fete wltt China. Natioral Railways between Toronto and
lane summering iu town.IOttawa and Grand Trunk Railway Sys -
Yr. and Mrs. 4', W. Watson alai I tem between Ottawa and' Montreal.
-' aliister Kenneth of stew York City Holders of tickets reading via_Grand
sato
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Tbnr..lay, July 1T, 11111.-a
F. W. Woolworth
Who achieved the remarkable ole ofwif1s N0
a
cent t shores, at the age of 20 suppo
child nd saved money on 110 a week.
At the age of 00, when be died the Woolworth
fortune was estimated at $06,0o0,000.0C--belt net
originally by systematic saving.
Thrift to the average individual beutns the momeus
a Bank Account is opened 7:14A
UNION BANK OF CANADA
RESOURSES. 44 lo:la(4
Goderilh Branch F. Wookomb, Manager
Grand Trunk Tickets via Ottawa.
was swamped bathe rough water. Therave one bruised. and It h+ surmisedthat the canoe in tootling about .truck
young Macklin and stunned him. as he
was et '.trong swimmer fendunless Id-
jbrel would probably litter leen utile
to get to outlets.The funeral wervh114.1.1w taus 114.1.1 St.
Gegr
.r'. ebun•h on Sunday- afternoon.ant was attended by large gathering
wldch tilled the chin h. Thr rector.
Rev. A. 1.. G. Clarke. utheisted. thepallbearer,. lying Ernest i,..•. 1:1411111Nrwhou. John Junes-llr4e111,111. ErieWilson, 4:e.. Strickland. and Alex.
Hume. The interment was int ltait-
Ianl remrtery-. Atn.ng thin. -se
present
it the fawns! Duna' Itr. Maekiltt's
bnotlyra. Frank. ,o( .Stretf•.rd. and
Fred. of Klteh.twr: hie sisters, Miss
Macklin and I►r, Daley Macklin. of
Strettfonl: a niece. Ili.. 1lorothy
Macklin. of Nanking. Chime : at'.t Mist,
Sinclair. of Ottawa. sister of Mrs.
LluckI4u.
are spending tiro weeks at the old , Trunk Railway System between ort
1,.. ou Lioutn•:.l street.,: and Montreal or beyond may also have
Rev. W. ,W. Wadden and two chin- I their tickets exchanged by the agents of
areal. of lowly -ter. N. Y:. have leen � the Grand Trunk at Toronto or Montreal
Wetting. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. for tickets via Ottawa in connection with
the Canadian National Railways.
1). Stosldarr the taut week.
' Mn. Jame. Wilson and Masters
Ronald and Gordon are again occupying
their home in North street, after a resi-
dence of several months at Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Pridham are away
on a trip to the West. They wdl visit
Calgary. F.dnwnt In and Banff and ex -
Tile Western Pair. London. Ont.
Therounds and buildings at Queen's
Park. Londnn. are taking on a busy
appearance these days in preparation for
the big exhibition in Septemher.
An account of the grounds having been
pest to be away about a month. occupied by the military authorities dur-
Mrs. Andrews. Newgate street, has ing the winter there is a large amount of
been quite ill with neunties. Her sister, work to he done. The main building,
Mn- Clifton. p1 Hamilton, Hamilton, . was here process building, general offices and new
assisting Mrs. Daniels, her daughter. in grand -stand !he iwgs will have ainto d.be re Severroofal
• taking care of her..
d
Mr . A. E train, from the Toronto and all interiors thoroughly cleaned.
A new horse barn. i, bring built to
accommodate the large horse entry
With favorable weather this should be
nr bu.hy'.s. s aces u
Something diRererit-tile Golden Gate Itrt. velem Hill left on Tuesday' for the exhibition. 1
and Street Fair. August 13 and f takes1 Pere lists. entry forms and all informa-
of the h. • T •. in w. Paul's l church for Fair Orrice•., Landon, (het.
� a month. • This 1. cation Hill'. former
..11ks►, has taken the position of a.
couukont in th. Sterling Bank. sue-. expedtd
..•.IIig Mr, Itis --.•l1 1'',1X, who he t. -se-
•
lug the hank r., ••ngage in another lira 1 the rrxrY ue gr' 1 year in the history of
Midway nee al . Reghui. ivies . wlyrr n.. viewer
14. •1• 1' h h t r tion from the secretary, A. M. $punt,
parish. end h.' r•IirtiP + 1011*.s .► Memorial Chines of Bella OBI'Il'AR1.
Arrhdrucon 1111ridwm,
is prepared to buy any quantity X in connection with the Soldiers' Me- SILLIB.-The death occurred at Tor Mr. H. It. Lang WO. rrntraed fr..w n
KAJtt mortal Fund a new suggestion to made. ont0. on WednedaY of this week, of t'i.it to M.wtnxl.
10,110 1111e +trip on
of RASPBERRIES. Call and see iittatnely. that a chime of bells be per Mrs. Jane Sillib. widow of the late Henry • ti'. St, LAtwenee. 4ie• 011./1.4/111 bring
chased for the court liaise cluck tower.Sillib of Goderich. in her eighty-fourth, the ani..al tui-'TIIIi of Sou Life agrna
Thus is something that a would be very Y.s�r� he remains will be brought to of ('atada ted tI,e I'tlit.l Stater. It
us. We have a qu ktty of new t have in Godench and it is said Goderich and will be interred m Maitland' was a Rent gathering' and ll r. iVo►ng
and used ii -quart Fruit Baskets : rrequent►y este ie m thus be.
l neral taken peace from the peer
these suggestions will doubtless be con• her son Mr. rqe Sillib. Napper street. G.alrrich: else ts.k in the trip.
after the December ses-ton of the council.
nice o
that in the Old Country a metrsorial n cemetery on Saturday afternoon. ,,.the. found it very eujoyald•'. Mr. L.
All n e of 1M.herty, of arra font
forwrrly
sidered in due [me, and in the metintitne ' Rev D. MacGillivray, D. D. Mr*. -
accepted by the treasurer. Mr. sr-, T. whoe.• death took plats• at his hone, tray, of China. are to be the guests of
for sale at right prices.contributions toward, the fund will be r'IitL The late Michael tart Mic•Gillivray and !piss Edith MacGtlli-
a
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= West street. on the Oil. YKnox church Hotel
Sunset for l
wee
W. t: T. U. County Convention.
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Model Theatre
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Adolph Zuk3r presents
PflijiilW Frederick
1 �tD �� �O dor t�'
is the strangest of alt the stage's immortal heroines.
hatred
for
e
she really loved and hfa,l"';(me. Sarahfor
Bern -
Her hatred the man ' stage lay and Mx
have playeda the . theme of on the p spoken stage. Lina Cavalieri was
"Fedora"
the p
' • Fedora" in opera, and nos' Pauline .1: rederick will make the part
live forever on the silver sheet
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Friday. Saturday
Thursday,
The lwent '-second annual conven-
t � lYOwan'a
t*� aLinn required.
Ointment win reline you at mos
Indite of Ireland. and lime r. Canada weeks, baQtnninR on Saturday nes, the
elate x child with his mother. It. 19th. Dr, MacGillivray leaves -horny to,
*ion o ( j father dying daring the voyage across
t j�
resume his work in China. and the people
t the un,u on• o the Anglin.., The family lived at halt
n will be of linos church have been looking
1tF:NM11.1.E1t. July
ily
Serial Evening.- -There was it good
eett,-.ala Me at the 4 'oihorne Fa rulers'
('tab swirl •h.d41-nil Saturday evening
at the hotel. of Mr. anti Mrs. .1. N.
Kerulghen. Seserat sister elides aerie
In the gathering. Mr. F.
M, Fulth..rp. et Toronto, was present
noel gate sn leiteri•sting address on the
\Y.Llnlen•Ial wide of the 1'n►t.•il
Partner: movement.
Mrs C. Newell, Keays street, 'ib tet
week's Signal advertised a hoose kw
rent, and in the next two or three days
had six applicants, one of whom wanted
to buy the house. She rays it pays to
advertise. -
Judgment has been given in the 'Diener
Court Case of Green vs. Green, lb late -
tiff, James P Green, being awaldrd $: $8
as against the defendant, William Co
and each party to pay his own
The Lattice' Aid of North street Meth. -
dist church are giving a t uncert on Mon-
day, Julys 28. Further announcement
nest week.
Do not
.after
another dry with
itching, xteed-
ing or Plies. No
a
surgical over.,
Chriruan Ten/plrranc! a our wome year.. but h the lost tarty -
sof
to haying this visa from him before ,
held in the Methodist char fh. Wing• the catthteitm of his furlough• Ili Chase's n e ODI; all ./ si♦ 7717. of his fife Carl's berme sad o..4 oertsinll•tun fa•► �.
F fauan.on• les
ham. un July 24th and 5th. comment• wee'. in G„Ik rich. Ile lived to the good
io•t at 1.111 o ch.ck the sfternoon Of the old age of eighty -nye years rud '.Ix
II tilt, and was respected and
esteemed as u good citizen who did his
part finitely and faithfully. He was
a warmer ley trade and hi? shop on West
street was x (antilixr' .lathe durhyt
latch. Mrs Emma Pugsley. via -prem.
dent of the Provincial W. 1'. T. t'.. will
be one of the speakers std will give an
addreraa at the evening session. Dele-
gates will he present from eleven
union* in the county. the public u
oaths y nv I ,sewed was a stoma le Liberal. Ile is
of the contention.
1l invited toattend the ae*Mona several decades.In polite.•s the de -
1 survived by his wife n101010 daughter,
Extending Work of the Rest Room. Mr.. H. 1'. F'ilsinger. The funeral took
h July meeting of the Goderich on J t
Ince presents
Thos. H
rat 1'.•h
At the n iy 44h. the 4ntermo ig
branch of the Women s Institute arrange- made in the family plot lu the 4'oila.rlw
menta were made to hold the annual picnic .emetery. The funeral services were
on August 7 at Harbor Park. A committee' comm. -tel by Rev. J. E. Ford atel the
was named to start an information bureau! pallbearers were Me.•s. 1t. Givens, 11.
in the rest room. where those wanting .1 St.aldert. Wm. knhins n and Ifee/.
help. roomers. or boarders. or those dent. Two ,ii..rs of the dee-eased,
wanting position may enter their names Mr.. Menzies of Galt and Mr-...Eillott,
at a small charge. For further informa• I of Ayr. were here for ti,.- funeral,
•
tion apply to hftss Davidson, at the rest
room. or 'phone 40. The treasurer grate-
fully acknowledges the donation of 3101 Unique attractions will be provided at
from the St. Helens Women's Instttute,1 the Golden (,ate A idaay and Street
as a gift 01 appreciation of the comturts, Fair. August 13 and 14.
ot the rest room.
Bennett in "Naughty Naughty"
Enid also
"Whoser
A Mack Sennett ComldY, ?
Little Wife Are You
,1 Great Picture.
'•Thr Heart •4 Humanity,- ehuwn at
the ,14'.1.1 Theatre un three days Iasi
war►, is a gi•.mt picture. a gripping
sur story that cotuleines u testier tale
of home and Int.• with some thrilling
.',,-.,,w of nettle. Thr war pieturee are
probably the (west that have iwen seen
herr. and soldiers who lucre oxen at
he front declare thief they are genuine
pietun•R and hander how they were
{:loan. ns tlwy depict the actual fight-
ing et clo+. gtuu•t.rx. 11110 fiature In
•isimis-tatau_with this story is that it Is
kin Canadian. The home sen... are
Canadian. and the battle s.enes show
4'111x1111111. fighting --real 4'nwidinrt'
41nwu to 4111' 1104 bonen OD their tuni.•s.
There were large lament at the VuI,
ions productions of the picture. show-
ing that the public appre•fate Manager
handers enterprise. in giving patrons
of the M.'.I.l the feet float le going.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Frank Gallow is visiting at Toronto.
Miss Ihinaldsou, of town. is spending
x week in Toronto.
Miss Blanche Conway, of Kintore, n
the guest of Miss Mabel Bailie.
Mr. John H. Mellottgh, of Hayter.
Alberta. it Grace
in town. NoTicE
alio. I:raoe Stnutg is homy from
Orangeville for the holiday*.
Miss V1'rne l%i•NsIly 1'. home from
Brantford our ,ter holidays. -
54r. Basil Melly left this morning to
visit friend at New fork City. •
Mr. E. A. Elliott hat returned to
Taranto /after spending s•yrra1 weeks
le town..
.or. .5. has Iw»•n 'is•ml-
ing the past week with friends al
Leamington.
Mrs. Thos. Qiiigle•v and Master Jim.
Baran Burned in Stanley.
last Thursday night the barn on the
farm of William nano...11- Goshen shy.
Stanley. wee. .bast royetl ley fire. 14.• -
sides a quantity of buy. w•agnite, ply.
and other art!, 1••s were horned.
A TWO -FOLD DUTY
Many thoughtful mothers first
give their children
Scott's Emulsion
regularly- and then take it
themselves. It is a tonic -food
that contains elements as needful
to an adult as to a child. Build
up your strength- try Scott's.
rite a newms. Tesw.o, Oat. 15-4
Returned to Industrial Nehool,
Joseph 4'orunult, the boy arrested. of'Meafnrth. loo. been tisiting friends
Ii horse and buggy fry in Loan and in ,tsieteetsi.
for stealing
a
till' shed. of North street M.th.sdl'.t I 'Mr. and Mrs. R'. R. Davis, 01 Mitchell,
rhar.l, n oo.k ago amides, wilt re-
leasesl Inn .01411'10141 * -•hent•, Magis-
trate 1151.1 i.ss.nting to the request of
the authorities of St. John'* industrial
rchoxd, East Tomei... that he is. sent
lack to that institution.
Holster-Aumehreek.
An event of pleasant interest to
G„ I,ri'h t .'pl' t eek place at London
on Mafurday last, when Miss Eva AWNS.
brook, daughter of ler. 'Thomas Anew -
brook of town, w'a* w1ldel to Dr. 1..
E. holier, of Barrie. The ceremony
was performed at 2.:41 o,Ioik p. m. at
Centennial Methodist church by Rev. Miss Grace Barnhart, of North Bay,
.1 E. Mame*. Those pnesvnt in.ludel ' WAR the guest of Mrs. Joseph Kidd the
the bride's father, lir. end Mr.. A. C. I past week.
Hunter and Mrs C. ($arrow of kiwi, Mrs. B. H. Robinson. of Detroit. is
and lir. .1. W. show of Clinton. The vt•rtang at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
groom retierned some tame ago from Wm. Robinson.
ate the guests of their son. Reeve Davis.
Mrs Olive Haskell, of New 1•nrk, is
srending holidays with her relatives in
town.
Mr. A. R. Alloway, manager of The
Stratkrd Herald, was in town on Tues-
day.
Mrs. Wm. Archer. of Fort William, is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. S:
Chrystal.
Miss Mary Webb has returned from a
visit to her sister, Mrs J. H. Stegner, at
Stratford.
oversew., wh••r1' hr was attache) to the
'Royal Arany Meilienl ('tela.. The
friends of the bride in 1:oxlerleh-anal
they are c etch extend their hearty
felicitations and good wishes
Leeward IMaeknn's Body Recovered.
The hotly of Leonard Macklin. worn
of i►r. A. 11. and Mrs. Macklin, who
was drow•1e.1 In Lake hornet on Thurs-
day Irat, was found on Friday e.'rying.
teat at the nnimble of the Iw r at the
County Clerk Holman and his son, Mr.
Wilmot Holman, welted relatives at
Brantford yesterday.
Mr Storni hang. of 4'etch rane,
spent a fest ,• vs with his grand-
mother, Mrs. Stirling.
Miww Mona Ktdd. of TolerIn. (1. is
visitant at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Kidd
Mrs It. Tate. of Winnipeg, and Mho
••..••••••••. mouth of the ricer, where hi* canoe 1.. Michell, of Kingston, erre' pleat@
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Robins, the up-to-date
Gents' Furnisher,
announces that the
Store will be Closed
Wednesday Afternoons
during the months of
June, July and August
M. Robins
OPEN EVENINGS
South side of Square
Tr..lers, or a l.lm
orouto. Vamp's box fr.'e if yon mention hila
paper sad endues 2.. statue to pal ports Be
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Goin Away?
g Y
Why not leave a
good photographwhen
you go for a holiday ?
It s.,ll help wrk. the days
plea..ant for the oat who re-
mains behind, and will snake
you feel that you arc present,
though abweet. Our photo's are
worth leavieg to keep you in
the wind ot the one who atay.
at houue or to give thcour who
1414.1 away.
J. T.Fell.xxxxx2
CENTRAL
ffd
STRATFORD. ONT..`/
\%c fav•• 'l'F:i.kl;fi %P44'i 4 4t;11-
NIERIN AI.and `{IWR'r11.4ND
hepar tweets.
We give indivirhrsl iuwtruetioa.
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you get it.
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preserving the delicious con-
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