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CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
" THE,PENSLAR STORE"
is
Telephone', Neat Millar's Scotch Stere lite Square
a
Materials
. AND.CAREFUL WORKMANSH1P4
INSURE LONG SERVICE.
T'S WHY
f. Martin Tailored Clothes
C.IVE MORE THAN ORDINARY
•
SATISFACTION
F. . MARTIN. Tailor
1
L CAL TOPICS"
organist . Knox Church
Mr. George Kenyon, of Trenton. has
,The iiaitses air Bane atlas par,
tor, Tkaaknglvhtg Day, whoa It 1a
expected the brat games will be pt•yed
on the grounds of the newly -organized
Oct( Club. •
.20 Animal Ender, Dept C.ALdR.
7hlrf Veal rkh•aad
terata
enlya, m' ell n
fltrilr sent tt manila(/' to?
where they trade tip 8 squadron, depot
C. M. R. commanded by Major Ball.
tornlerly of London, Ont A large num-
ber of these men will journey to Ham-
ilton on October 29th to atter d the i. C•.
and annnal reunion of the regiment at
the Royal Connaught hotel at (i 30 p• m•
Those who have not communicated their
desire to attend are asked to write Capt.
Stewart Chambers, Chambers & Co..
SPertalot 'ng. Hamiltun, Out •
belrOf
asTo
ilk
10 RI m I itI hair Mit'
Mol a nuanit•ous and hearty Invitation
to the ps.torate of Mlmtvo Presbyter-
ian cburvh, and will be inducted awl
ordained there on Wemlm"tlay, October
'7tb, at h p.m. Mr. farmland {s a *141 of
Mr. Jahn Haglund. now clerk of the
township of Mullett. but long a reaklrnt
near Anl.urn. Mimic, IM on close tp
Toronto that It might almost iw 4o11-
14141e4re1 a suburb of taw clty, and al-
though Toronto las not grown In that
direction as rapidly a" in otlwra, ex-
cept along the Immediate lake front.
more unlikely things ILK 114 haypmeml
than time abwrrptlou of tide place by
Its larger neighbor. We are sure Out
Rev. Mr. Fingletuts many frienaiM In
Huron will wish him the very hest of
anemias in this, his first ministerial
charge, and the people of Minato*
are to be congratulated on de•urini
• young man of such high character
and marked ability.
Beard at Trade Lxeeuttve.
At a meeting of taw Board of 'Poole
executive on Thursday evening last,
the report of the comwhthe appointed
to arrange foe; the reception option to the,
Stratford "hiker"' was pn•IwntNfL
Regret was expretwed that owing/to
the weather conditions the p mewl
trip on 4 Ire olwr. lot had to ••M ll•
veiled. The committee. with t aid ,If
the H'omer's 11.6itutr, was /preparing
to entertain the visitors/4'n a fitting
manner. and ■ rote of, thank" was
passed to the ladles. trir their efforts
�Cttta'tanttat meet
tel Sunset. The
0 sell most of the
who were returning from(a vet to Mont-
real, stayed over at Toronto on learning
of the death of their relative. and amved
home last night.
Bowling Tournament Yesterday.
been engaged as organist and choirmaster Four rinks from i4.eaforth• two from'
of Knox church. and will assume his I Clinton and ten trout! the Weal elulo
duties bete the first Sunday in Novernbeto took part in a howling tourtame'lK'
in doubles at the Pluton-street greet*
n Wednesday. Lr. MacDonell and F.
Weir, Gederich, took the first prize,
acid Miller and Grant. of ('Itntoti. the
s.e•etal
Is of who and oats, and the steamer Teetehers Here Today.
Arrivals at the Elevator.
rliiisteamerW W.
D IMaatt bushels arrived
4S Saturday
wisest. The steamer Glenorchv ar ived
on Monday with a cargo
of 250.000 bush•
Home SmtkOe Wednesdar withe12t UQ9
bushels of wheat and oats. The cargoes
were all for the G„dench Elevator Co.
May He Judge hely.
We notice
t Mr.rate of Walter'
Eoderieh
formerly police
e
nd now superintendent of the Children's
in ■rrinRing for a
to tw serried at
ladies were able
provisions w-hlohad been obttiimel
for this purport.. and the !Want voted
a sum to In44tunity them against any
(Ina Dela 1 lyfcs.
As the/result of a communie•ltion
from the (London Hoard of Trade, it
waw decide) to Join 1n a protest against
the removal of the immigration office
from that city. It was felt tlat the
Loddon office served the needle of
Western Unrealo-to. bettor ef!ect than
the office at Toronto e,uld do.
c Thatamd ersof WestHurm are holding
their annual convention here today and
tomorrow, The regular amnions are being
he'd in actoraa school, but the public
meeting that Thursday) evening will be
held in the 1lcture room of Knox church.
in order thalt lantern views may be
a shown There s a good attendance of
Aid Society at Lot.don, is named as a the teachers of t e inspectorate.
possible appointee to the position of pearl for Mat Albwarre Art.
Judge of the juvenile court of London.
Mr.
Kelly has been very successful in the The county of Huron boa rd ot?
work of child protection at Landon. and Management , ander the Mothers A1 -
the proposed appointment would be a townies. Aft of (►uta to Is constituted
recognition of the valued services he has me mllolll .w' : Mrs.(Rry f. It. Garrk ett
e' t of lew
am,
given in this connection.
'11r Late Thomas Long. •
Thomas Long. who died .E 3)45 home at
Toronto on Saturday. wa; (, t many years
m►
a leading citizen 'axL
lie was
the founder of the Northern Navigation
Co. arid more r Gently was largely trot OF.
mental in establishing the Collingwond
. Shipbuilding Co. He was a brother -m• his horn, this *wit by Illoees'.
law of Mrs. jos. Kidd of town and had On „r, ,onnt I,dot the f the W.'nt Hu
visited here on sever -at -ms's'-�It' redeller: h of will
and Mrs. Kidd and Miss Itdona-Kidd closet( F'ridx nml t
tigt
Icy will he alio ter tattler.
1 Clinton 1'o111Rhite•hohls its Held day
on -Friday. -An invitation to attend
} }has been
extended N, the 0.4'1
pupils. 11 1111',11 brine bony will go down
Arundel ' Lamb
OCCUPY THE
hLPIT OF THE •i
ice..
Baptist Churl
Montreal Street Y.
AT BOTH SERVICES
ON SUNDAY NEXT
itlth
Morning, 11 o'clock
Evening, 7 o'clock
BIBLE SCHOOL 3 P. M.
B.T.P.v. MEETING 8 P. M.
ALL SEATS FREE '
YOU ARE INVITED'
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF
flaRS POLLOClli ON
SUSPENDED SENTEN('F..
lllu.t Net IPrrtelld t. the 1'(►aweasbn of
Occup Power.
Following the de•i"inn of the ,•curl
at 'Toronto. which confirmed 1h.e Judg-
merAr of Jtido. • 1Pieks mm ruurlrt{nk
,J )taggie I4d1o1'k oil <W. energy' of
lint an '4M,•111e Aci*ro*, Miss
wigwam -v.1 twfore the Jndg1 on
T *'t.chy for sentence. Ilia Huuor mot -
monistic(' IH•r that the pl•a,•IIW must
ce'a,w mad 1.,unal hrr oo.'r In 1ro1c1e of
$200 from herself 1111141 from her brother
to vermin fr pecten"Ion" of a,'r111t
power and from pmol (sing theoccult
oelen e. Kite may go as far a« mat-
ing that It •Is her opinion that an
article may be toluol In a certain place,
putt int be elle l I14 spitIwlf P1 that' b, ttsbper`
nut ria ei• *h h Or r know-
kela'e of taw location of such article►,
Mould `she be found guilty of pram/ly-
ing again she may be la•nteneed troth
for the new offe11,w a111 tortoise old, •
but in the meantime denten.* Is ;Mu"• j
penerIWI.
The caw 144 one that has •ttte-rel
a wide attention. Mks 1'o1M.k, whose
home is 111 the Iwighhrrlumd ut Myth.'
Itelieves that she i" tlussetosot1 of Mup-
ernahlrvl (rowers, stud that,'Iwr "(lean
gi'Pn" gift should h' exerel"ed for the
good of humanity. Some wonderful
'maims.. hare been gimlet] of ler un-
canny faculty of karating missing
artlel.•s without her baving alq• fore-
knowledge of the clienm+tau,w". 11
Moss her effort to hirote ,tore articles
believe) 10 have :ern stolen which
lel to her being brought before the
•,runty Jndge. Mi.,. Pollock says she
haw IWd sill* /•tlll,lIHMMI the power of
toeing "spm UL" anis for wuue time
she did not knew that the power was
ar to herself, thinking it
,sly natural thing. ,elm -I
11 people. Later she dim -
that Mhe was different from
simple in this respect, and for
oche 41111rt1y employed her
gP fa.nulty. at the request of
htrors or °deer" who came to her
solve their d1111,•oltiea.
Misoc Pollock la'r'•rew she should ex-
ier•Is• her power for the good or hume
ality. end she sea forth her rows on
11w matter ha a loiwgtafully wooded
and written leaner to His Honor ]edge
1)Icksm, dune tlme ago.
1`AR�
A meeting of the Huron and• Perth
press Asaotation will be held in Godench
on Friday of this week.
Celt Club Progressing_
Mr. T. it. Harrlwln. who Is acting
as Me-r.tnry fur the t:,Ml.•rteb (:orf
('iib In court. of organization. report.
-excellent progress !hint made towards
abeing 11e club upon a MIi W"talltlal
footing. Of 1:,11 shares to he 411111 at
$30 11 "hare over our -third have already
been mumbseTtled. an.I it is confidently
exfwervl that many others will wish
to take a part in the enterprise. With
fifty persons 111MUIly Interested 111
the Ram.', there seems no re.son to
doubt that next *^neon (;oderich will
have a strong gulf cluh. which will nut
only provide a new interest for local
re.hh•nt,', but will 1w an additioroll at-
tractluu to summer tourists. It has
been frequently remarked by visitor.
to (;oderich that the lack of a gulf
course here was n factor preventing
ny raty people from maklug Goiter.
hh their snttimer home.
The grounds. on the Meltla Itiver
fiats below the hal. have iee•n worked
Into pretty good sbsp•. and it is ex-
pected setae games VIII be played 1111
Thanksgiving I)ay.
Mrs'. Fowler of ('Halon.\ \xajor 1t. S-
tlaye of•Seaforth, and M (:. W. 11.4 -
snail of (tab•rich. This le nl will act
under Iegistatiou reTieri1l1 meted by
the (tptariu Legislature.
G.C.L �NMes.
livens ipml Hnnw ham leen eonI til
n
.' 1
wee fretIlizrr for Fall Wheat and
lover the high cost of Bible bp'
greater produetIon• 1
If you can nitro; lilac
,amount 0f crepe on one acre
as tw•u acne" usually prodlwea
• by fertilising a iittie more
heavily, it • will certainly pay,
for the cost of the extra f
hirer w111. ordinarily. m14
than eon uterhalasneed IIy the
caving in cost of preparing the
ground. seeding. cultivating
and harvesting the crop on
the extra acre. The acre
eared can'be natal for pastae.
or for tame other crop, and le
so much clear profit.
-Farm and 'Flrtride.
Place your netters now for Fall
Wheat fertllher.
ROBERT WILSON
HAMILTON STREET
w+w- OODi;R1CH --0-•
osesaamessearsownesellt
New MattsgelstSteel e• tensa a( the \\ est 1•.rtmnntott
. Mr. J. F. file evict has assumed the fhstrl't, 111 preach at lath services. MONDAY and TUESiIAY
i He L it Sheet Co star,il
merchandising • mush'.
tete big store more than ever • factor in
management o
Ia the el- ing str choir will render A GOLDWYN riC'i'
here, .He
The Mimeo*: ('hatter, 1 l).DF:, will
kohl their regular meeting o■ Tuesday,
October 19. at ioclock, in the, %lent
or Trade room: ----- - -
'flee Women's 'Auxiliary of St.
c:ee,rgeoe church will hold • wile of
borne• -made taking In Mr. Heey's gvo-
,cry store on Saturday. Oetoher 143(1.
commencing at 2 o'clock-
Iklnc,•s at the l'mvIlloa are air
noum•el for Saturday night and Mon-
day 4 Thanksgiving 1)ay) night The
(;oderich Society Orehestra, w hose
muck: greatly pleased the large crowd
emdao.ere at 11e "l'av'last Saturday
it, will again be on hand.-
® CRCRC9 . NOTEB.
•A: the Baptist church nett Sunday
pit. Arundel Lamb alit preactr at- troth
services --11 a. m. jitict. 7 p. m. Bible
edtooi at 3 p. m. IK Y. P. U. meeting : t
S p.m.
DlririP err•vIees at North strict
Stetiiift7txt •elinre h next thmt rr- .rt -THE
he uitrtlulys. ll uo,., 7 u,m...tlttbli • y '
worship: fu H ill.. MismidelIia iT.
41.4Model Th
Club d ts', -What rhe it menu
at all i.' ti
has a la
Mon to
torered
other
years.
arra
t1
PORT ALSEIP11..
Givirw UP Bus1Nrss.-Mr:G. H. Ball:
o the Port Albert general store. an-
nounces that he is giving up bli inesa and
will have an auction sale of the balance
of his stock and of his horse, wagon and
other effect. net Saturday, Oetieber '23rd.
We understand Mr. and Mrs. Ball will
r Awtove to Goderich.
•
A C'AV'ALRY MAN LN WEAK
Henry Hunfalvy, Fafwserly a G.derkh
Printer. (letting a New Itspetttlenee.
Pte. Henry Huufalvy, who ,.-.,sr•
a time o1 The Signore ale•Ianlral
,staff and M lel* with • cavalry IIIv1-
hlon of the Felted States army at
rt Brqwn. Texa,', write,' 1111.1.1• date
et October 11th:
'•'1 reeelvel your farmer today, mal i
am wilting at onto to let you know
how glad i was to revive it. i mu
havliag\ a good tlale Jure_ _The -clim-
ate Is hot; a 1'o" day Iwo' is hotter
than the htteet day In tlslerk•h.
Tlwre ari+\ 1Nr 11114 twee here and no
p'aeeh or otlwr fruit trews. ' sweep.
lamins, orange,. and IrnNoua. t wile
In the h0Mpltal with malarial fever
for two week((. 31444 1 am O.K. now.
I on out moot .Bill every day oil 1m1e
for three Bones.
:droit forget to ionl_pe_The. tetanal.
Every woman appreciates the charm of every week, as it keeps a fellow sir
a beautiful comt'lexion. Of course you to what'" going on an town."
know that many things whichare offered Tte. Hnafnlcy's adhere+ Is A Troop,
tot sale as complexion beautifiers are 4th t'mcnhy, Fort Ilrpi(n, Itruwiavilk',
injurious to the skin. Therefore in Texas, I.M.A.•
selecting a beautifying agent for regular
use you should use discretion. I)r.
Brown's Peronid Cream is madedwith the
idea in mind that a preparation which
will keen the skin smooth, soft ani clear
and promote a healthy glow is b and to
beautify the complexion. If you have no
favorite cream which you use regu arhy,
we ask you to test this excellent brand,
which is backed by a guarantee of satis-
faction or money back. E. R. Wigle,
druggist. Goderich•
11. C. Dunlop, local agent for Temple -
ton's Rheumatic Capsules, and Raz -Malt
for asthma, says these two standard
remedies are selling better every day.
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to
will
1 -•has
former
and Ohm
AR' Il1LRE
•s and afro'" nihil. The 11)1111' far
will eatre Program
a Christian?"Mr. t'giU'r Hein
pen the discu$alon. Iter. .1. 11. - FOR
bet l8it. 1A7
y rt I► of I'arkhll a\
n l/esl.1 (hunch lsdmonrat
has 7 a large conte make
a signs] vermin of Thanksgiving
a d Moi i ertdeavrr to make �
the business of G street, Floworth League last Tuesday
Mr. Maltby, who has been manager Kett. nnd for a short time.evenng. NtNiPr 11e (Rootlet' of the
kl Do abs D v e d Sotihething new. Pnstoffice 13asalaFM144alon light . as
Jack Pickford ..,
A Hite spry w was lend at North
air and the idrit' In
TO SUSPEND C.T.A.
L. Steel Co., Limited
1
1 00
MI
FOR WEEK COMMENCING
4 Sate aci i
Palm Olive Soap, 3 cakes for 25c
Flannelette, 38in. wide, per yd. - 35c
Turkish Towelling, per yd. - 3Sc
Chewing Gum,all kinds, 3 pkg. for 10c
Chocolates, assorted flavors, lb. 49c
Monarch Coffee, lb.� $ 4t -a . 50c
Regal Black Tea, lb. - a r39c
Sunlight Soap - _v 9c
Talcum Powder, 1 Ib. can
15c
TheL R
1414,
LIMITED .-
5C to $1.00 Store
GODERICH M ONTARIO
Largely Signed Petition Eileen in
Sheriff's Ohre Last Week,
A petition hearing the names of about
9,500 residents of the county of ituron
was on Friday last Tiled at the Sheriff's
office here. calling upon the Dominion
Government to suspend the Canada
Temperance Act -or '•Scott Act" -within
Huron •county,.. This is said to be about
2.000 more names than the 25 pet cent.
called for by the regu etiner.
After ten days in Nee hands of the
Sheriff, for er"tvipat'oss by anyraw inter_
esteed, the petition is to be forwarded -to
rain._ It is\�with�iiin the power - of the
Governor -in -coursed to grant the prayer
of the petition, and it is believed that
111. twill be d me. rather than go -4o the ex
pence of a vote of the people. '
The Ontario Temperance Actt'which
will be fully in force in fins-tauntY HH the 1
li;anada Temperance Act is !!µµ[lspend a
favored because of certain mo a sting' f
provis ons contained therein, hut repeal
of the C. T. A. is riot asked, in rare it
should be desired to make use of it later.
The names on the petition were
•_i...1 hie l)�H1"l fl -
Once.
i e;• . ."' SPECIAL SALE e
October i -October 16
This is an opportunity to secure
Footear at very low prices
Goods bought from the manufacture 's
to -day cannot be sold at the low prices
we are now asking
A Dollar Saved is a Dollar Made
YOU CAN SAVE MQNEY
ON FOOTWEAR. AT
er11'S.B0o
4
AND DON'T FORGET OUR REPAIR
DEPARTMENT IT IS THE BEST
Next
Te
1 ;'
it makes a real treat -Blackstone.*
delicious ice cream. in bulk ,or fancy
bricks.
,neon ,,. ....-. --.
land later to VaneAuverrB.L where he
will he !heated pertinMently in the inter-
ests of the same Company.
W,,meti s Wit tile.
The regular month'v meeting of the
Goderich branch of the Women's institute^
McNally one the Thursday, home
ctober of Mrs.
The report of the dining hall at the
tall fair was given. Out of the proceeds
$100 is to be given to the butding fund
of the new Gndertch hospital •fid Nei to
the X-ray fund of the hospit*I.. The
institute tendered a Marty
thanks to -the ladies M the town who rent
in donati'tns fni the dinirdt haft. The
next regular meeting will he held at Mrs.
Fowlle s home, Elgin avenue, on-Thfite-
day, November 4th.
Thaaksdtng Day Ppsrt&,
The 1(It1e Ass*ietidn w111 hold a
et -turret .In Thank.givin% nay on'tle
fiats helnw the Jail. to tomnerrte at
2 p.m. The .22 ride or shotgun to be
used, the c0M.•stant having fir'^•
The Committee hove 1«arrowed A few
2'2 rifles for the event and the prises
nee grease, ducks and ehlekene.
Ti,.- 1114511 ls,wIers will duitt'A tone-
ttantent n4 the I'k•tnn street grey
on Thnnk■g(rltgt liar, commencing wt
2 o'clock p.m.
The tennis warts ohm eci11 pr,te.W1y
be hnsy on Thanksgiving Day. The
rnlrlarrleltt In doubles is progressing.
aro( 11 1s expected the flnnl games «1111
Ise played on \lotalay. j•
pr:shi e(1. The at1.
Itmdtord are revels -1i
them of the (411gu1' o
Of Atte ltaretk tit - wit
.Metierinten(tptlta
Taw reenter monthly
the lt'omeu't4 MW(ah,nnry
Knox church will lw held of
afternoon at 3.341. Mrs: (Ise
Hamilton wi11 give lin whin
melting will Iw of a •special 11
giving ehhlIfatter and all the la
air invite1.
At Knox church next Pnt1lay dl
1ae worship, morning :14 1111 e•reulnR.
«111 110 enNl11'3el IIs tba minister. A
national thanksgiving service In the
morning. Sprint Thanttsglrtng non.*
et broth s'rvhws. Mtthj.e•t of sermons:
11 a.m., "Th' Crown of the Year."
7 pin.. ••('P1444- Praying.': Sabbath
wheel, adult *met teen -ego 1t11.1e
classy" at 3 o'clock.
^'M' r • •'•' w•. • t to November 6tn. Reserve this date.
s Mooney and erpr�g DecellY -
t
the
c11ugratda ltltt '- --- _-
the tine work AHO - v
n mill ' ./14it:il_ihj--SitfClE 'Y"
- -_ "BRINGING 4•r F.1TItER
wring' of This 1a a''2 -reel Comedy, not rartemei
Moiety of Nitwits, (wing Thulsglvin), Mat.r nt
Tuesday 3I'p.m., 'Evening open 7 p.m.. tart
17.30 r 7.30 p.m.
,
('(IMP EA H1.1'
The
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hew
The easiest way, to mark tattle linen
1a in 1141 144 the Witty and a cherry
pie alone at the table for a little while
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An Arterial Picture
Douglas Fairbanks
in
"Knickerbocker
' Buckaroo
Also
CA tip; Il tt I'' ('OME111'
"Mo‘ int 1/iv "
F1tlt)1111 aro( SATURDAY
A RN;LE(T PICTI'RE
vt
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- Eugene O' Tien
"Sealed Hearts
SINCE IMO 'rlt/
SINCE Aloe ' •
IA) SNt'R rO1.1,1RD COMEDYandBRITiSH ('ANAlm AN PATIO: NEWS
a°M1covc»1s 11.1111111111111.11111.
Greeting Cards
E04t EVERY OCCASION
Birtjhday
Weddings
Anniversary
th Announcement
Co' gratulation
Sympathy
Alm; a beaus ulline of ginned-
colofNI bttOes
Thanksgiving P . Car(is
Hallowe'en Post arils
Smith's Art Store
East St. Phone 198
W. HERN
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North side
of Square•
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If yon. fini� l your eyes are failing and y, t cannot ,fee to read prop-
erly, don'tdeltsy hut come \in and have an examination Made at
once. We lise the most up-to-date met s and our prices are
Moderate, colu‘sistent with+COOT) SERV
"- .�._� ALL. COLE
i . TTiiT
Optometrist Gederich, Oni. 7
V1tOM, IHBR0. V.. KRIS. t hat tt - we eget two hrr three- week- ..1 ,
line we•ither a let of { sighing cat. jet
be done, tot there is ver UttlathreiMng
Gyne 0.04 M Austin (Mesa. Nib•, left to he done DOW.
-.._ipsystentf-TMw-wuMr _ ._. -- ...._"Wt. havw..3sd-.alp-.snow_ 'et -arena 4 .
Mr. Herb. F. 3'orri•. formerly ' t-• hard frosts, bid have had awful/
bine township, tM)w of Austin. hl@n., windy days, ' We ate 11 en)<ry.
writing to The Signal to renew iia sub mg the hest ni heahh nut here nd have
scription, aaytt: had no neem d a rlex'tor as yet. y can't
"Crops vette very gond around here; say any of us Orr much in Io a MoiPthe
this year, but we had very wet weather country, end solve day we. pope to re tarn if,
Koff Stcxtk threshing• K'e tiNd ;4KN(t htishell to 0441Ontario and pethapa to ea1 hid
of wheat off 170 acres and had 47 accts of Huron county. Appita,are 110 a Morel
oats that averaged el j bushels to the here the fall an(t'that,ts otte kind of fruit ll'
acre. and that was about as grid as an' we noier were `hot of when welived he
larrrl(r had. near here. /lay was a splendid! the Feat. Potatury are a gooderoi ler.
and fwd eat 1)f wflet for t t and Orr selling -at (10c a bushel.
saving ut.we Ploughingthe ihs a jnrag w'ayient behi•nd j quite a ch:,nge ft oro last wring Miele
this tall, un ac_ount o' the late i►arveat, i they were selling (. r 14a bushel '
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