The Signal, 1921-1-27, Page 44- Thursday, January 27, 1$2L
SPECIAL SALE
OF -
Trousers
300 pairs of Trousers
go on sale Saturday, Janu-
ary 29th, and continue un-
til Saturday, February 5th,
at the following big re-
ductions.
Buy your future needs
now while you have this
opportunity of saving so
much.
All sizes from 31 to 44
Regular Reduced
$4.00 Trousers.... $2.
$5.00 $3.75
$5.50 " .. $4.25
$6.00 - . $4.75
$6:50 41 :••• $5.25
$7.00 .... $5.60
$8.00 .... $6.00
$I0.00 •.•• $6.48
DUNGANNON.
MK. N. F. WIIY.tilRD la the agent
for THE SIGNAL at Dungannon.
Orders left with hitt for subae•rip-
lions, adverti,elpteuts or Jub print- 1
tug will rerelve prompt attention.
Telephone (Oo.terleb Rural) r31
-i
• Thursday. Jan. 27.
Mrs. a Dr. t CNmplwll and eau David
have returunl house from Toroute af-
ter a holiday visit of a month.
The annual meeting of the West Wa-
Ivauush File lusurane Co. will 1e held
In Alleh's hall uu Friday. February
4th.
There was a large attendant* al
Erskine church on Sunday morning.
when diet•. 1)r. Campbell preaehevl af-
ter several week** abseuee on holidays.
'I'lir amnia! meting of the sl re -
holders of the. (:oslerlvli Rural ' ei
phone Co. will be held at the secreta s
odic,, In this village uu Friday, F`.4b.
ruary I1th.
The atuuuat congregational meeting
of Erskine eh11reh will be Id Satur-
day attenuant of this k, at 2.30
,.cheek. Colnmuniou w be observed
on Sunday. February tb.
Mr. and Mrs th of Sovereign,.
Sa's,Ie were visit - friends here last
.1k
•e. Mr... Le was formerly Miss
F 'oven., Turf r. .
ultu Seelety.-The annual
meet iii . the member,. of the Dun -
Katona , grieul1itral Society was held
on F e , v last. officers were elected
:as .11ow.: - Hun. presidents,, William
U lie .and Jas. Milhous[]; presilk'ut,
X. Hetherington: 1st vice-presklent.
Ja3.•llayden: -'ort vice-president, Jac-
ob Reed; ,secretary -treasurer, N. F.
WI" yo rd; dlr.vtors-Wm. Watson, SV.
.1. Thompson. D. McAllister. Jas. Alton..
Ed. Anderson. W. A. Culbert, Robt.
Glen. 1110.r11110.r1McPhee, Mrs. Thos. , Stoth-
er.. lits J It Me\ahh Jfr,+ Jas Hay -
W. C.. Pridharn
Phone era
Smith's ArtiStore
is just the place to get that
prize y'4u want for your next
party. An artistic little
Framed Picture, :a Photo
Frame, an odd hit of' English
e
sticks, Ash Trays,' and lu-
cerne Smokers.
Other things too nutnerous
to mention for ladies' and
i entlemeu's prizes.
Just some in and let us
,Itoy you,
Smith's Art Store
I
TRI W Wh -- OO'uflIOE, ONT.
(Rheumatism
Neuritis, Sciatica, Neuralgia.
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules
Have brought good
health to half -a. -million
sufferers.
A healthful, money -saving remedy,
well known for fifteen years, pre.
scribed by doctors, sold by drug-
gists, $1.00 a box. Ask our agents
or write for a free trial package.
Templeton*, 142 King 14.,Tmosts
Lees' Agents -Dunlops Drug Store.
of Blyth, and will get possession in
March. Mr. Creighton wUl likely move
to Flurldu.
Margaret Run:Wall. wife of Mr.
It 1k• Husking. diel at her home 1n
Hullett on Saturday last, after a week'*
illness of pneumonia. The deceased
lady was barn in l:uderich sixty-one.
years ago. She leaves, besides her
husband, four sons: 4Illt'er. 111 the
West. and Willtaw. Ilert and Henry,
at home. t
The death 1s asnounrd of I)r. T.
Gray, a'rueeessful physician of Aetoa
lkfure taking up medicine. the deeea*ed
taught sins! In S.S. No. 1. Morris.
His wife. who survives him..was Miss
Jessie Taylor. daughter of the late
Ree. J. B. Taylor. of Blyth.
ST. HELENS. •
den. Honorary directors -Thos. Stoth• • Tuesday. Jan. 2S,
ers. 'John iu-towCotsCitrinAu- James .Ut.•hes►n and Wilson Woods
diturs-J. 1t. M.:Cabl. and A. Dialler.
left on Monday t0 attend the *hurt
NOMINATIONS FOR
IBO.\KI) OF' 'EK.1DE.
Retard Mores (e Have Harbor Work
Res
At a meeting ofo the executive euuu-
rll of the Ruarl of Trade, held on Tues-
day evening. the nominating evomwitt.e
previuted the following list of nomina-
tions for the animal election of uf-
fieers to 1e held February 14th:
For president:- .1. P. Hume. B.A..
C. L. Moore, Alex. Saunders, Mayor
E. R. Wigle.
For vice-president:at:. 1.. Parsons,
C. K. Saunders, George Williams.
For secretary: -t'. A. Nalru, F.
Woolleowle.
For treasurer :-\\'
A. ('awpbell, and J. T.
For executive council
Con -
nom H. C. Dunlop, J.
Harrl.on. Rer. CauoCum.!',Lee,, F. H. Martin. T.
A. MacEwan, J. J.
1'rt.11taw, W. H. It..
Slaarmau, W. Shipp:
land. J. ,W. Taylor,.
1' \t`urtele.
Mr. G. L. Parsons
by 'Mr. H.,J. A. M
Industrial secretary
m. Campbell. Jas.
Fell.
ell: -T. G. ('un -
\W. Fraser, T. R.
Gas C. Hill. 4'. C.
H. Machell, H..1
M.'P:w•en, W. 4'.
ls•rtslu, 'W Reg.
A. W. 'Strick-
land. Welker,Ui S'o'd, secondedreEw•a n. that tip.•
write the tow 1,
council asking that Issly to memorial
Lae the 1k minlun Goveruinent to pr.
(*ell with the exn's,iou of the,Inirls.r
breakwater and to make the.nei*ssara
repairs acme west side of the harbor
Carried.
1t was derided al.o'to call the :c-
reation of the president of the Canad-
ian National Railways to the dilapid-
ated condition of the wharf earl of the
G/sle•rleh elevator. which H fa111itg into
dews and unless some measures are
taken to loser 1t repaired will fall in
• I toget lier. •
I It was felt not only that these works
are no.rssary In themselves but flat
they would help to relieve the scarcity
of emplovmeut among workingmen.
-\ resolution from the Galena' Chalt-
1 her of ('omweiew was presented for
endorsati.n pron.-int that 1he Mo nle-
Ipal Act be ■ua•u.1.1 so that ...... pat
..*arse ar the IRA.( .. Guelph. - -- Ielections may be held each year ,'n
MIs* M. F:. Salkeld. of Goderieh, 14 November lit. insteadd-ot at Ill.., end
AUBURNT. :a visitor with her »asters, Mrs. Gordon
TUE¢oaY, Jan. 25. 11111 Mrs. Miler.
s
Meuse. Jos Lawson and Wm. Smylie The I'resbyteri:tn congregation* of
ale visiting friends at Toronto and qt. Helens 81141 .Nast AshlBrld held a
Pickering. uweting,.let Mon. ay afternoon and ex -
0. E. Erratt unI•,aded a co' or Western tended a rail t.. Rev. Charles. Cum-.
oats and a caf of c an last week., Mr. ming. of Cookstown.
Thomas Hamilton expects a car of corn A snorting of the shareholders of the
in this. week. public hall was hell M lay night.
George Yungblut and John Medd ship- Mrs. John Miller. Sr.. returned on
ped a car of cattle to Toronto last Monday from Toronto. where she spent
Fnriay. -
The e:sion of the " ilo. k Parliament"
Tr.
Phone
56 "
"The Scotch Store"'
STORE HOURS s b A. M. TO 6 P. M. t SATURDAYS 9 P.M.
of the year. -
The executive eutts►der.l that a
change was d.saral.ie ,mrd alit gh not
altogether in faivor• of ; he alternative
date proposed endorsed the resolution
as a 1111.111» of opehdng top the All/feet,
for eousideration by the 1•eglshlure.
Another resolution al4Mrruvell w•as
frau The 4 ratfurel 1'laawler of Com-
merce. proposing tla:ar the Premier of
Canada start a national rantpxaign to
a couple of iiw•ks with her Mtn. Mend grant to floiti:1 for the relief of
Reeve Purdou is attending the roup- the famine In that comor •.
hast Friday attracted a I:rge turnout and ty t•, '11 Itt Geslerlch this week. Tlw Brantford 4'hawler ..f r'om-
•a good time is reported. _ , end, Mee- 14-McKeelie, 01 119ut1P-4 iuprer $liked stip;..rt liiwarls.laking
Stalker Bros nava{ );1st finished their trim: 1lrs. is Clark, of Guelph ; Mrs. R. the Provincial untliorltleA "prohibit the
contract of cutting 100 cords e( wo v1 fou ('lark, of litslin.li: Mr: John. Merher-'te,nulug IM., the l'rutuww out weakly
\tr. Hugh Hill in the 'Maitland block and son, lir. Jolty chili: and Miss :Annie , shows nod) travelling carnivals.' The
are now cutting for Mr. Kenny McLean. McKenzie, .d C,.re-hiu. attesdisl the ex.•..nth-4. tlil.ught tit*.propsa+ll was t.a
their sieving machine to giving good funeral of Mt++ Margaret McKenzie g'n'rnl In ,eha•raeter and withheld Its
satisfarti.5.• ou satn...i. - approval Any uuullriisllity may deal
-penile{; holidays with her aunt, Mrs..). The death oceurrvl un Thnr'.bty. Jana- The e•x'.'utive approved a resolution
:lrihtr. err _ss ,:f •M4-.e-Maraar"t- u.•lv uzL•.. mut_ «tet - fay.* sire --al+ rOern--,astlNrs se-
a1n, Wm. S e-z•k and chi.dren, 'of ,1:111gleer •.f the Late } an M%K.enzie. I'ldvl Ronal* of Trade In f tt'or of a
(:alt. ate vis ting her motheLr Mrs. C. at the tonne, id her brother ,aft.•r a policy of (lveleraliz;,tion in imicarslty-
11e1wig. 11ngering Innes- ..f a year and a half. matters and asking I'rov1neiai »up{ort
lli-s It n• Andrew has 1s•cn snores+• The (rt++.,ral ou S:11ur►hty_l,t Green 11111 for other universities thou that at
4nI in pa -sung with honors her later-
medbue e'..uuhlatoo In Inn• Lnndnn 1 tory was eondn.4ov1 by Rev. R. Toronto.
_ n_utIl *son+ ':pilon 111:1 wasrtth att.udvl.
• Fugaudlw.."" ut1 SMulc wtttepnit,-
County roma' Fittr7red '
Nils:\ndreis one of Nib.
• 1 e unl ht the eommmnua where
pupil". IAatla pupil and timelier are'',
worthy of great er.vltt and I►ea.rty eon- 11.11 11111 won her many frb•uds. Her
Miss M1 bred Mogh, of Tavist ck, is Death of Mlas Margaret Meetetnie.-'as It w•1»iw.. with these show 4onlp:11al.•...
SHOE
REPAIRS
Having sold out our
branch Shoe Repair Shop
at Seaforth, we are now in
a position to do all Shoe
Repairs promptly and
neatly.
Try our BOYS' SCHOOL
BOOTS, Solid Leather.
S. SMITH
I ,.1 ".1 (', lcrirli
Be Photographed
THIS YEAR
Your Birthday
tau ,oto The members of the ...linty eoureil
o' pl.•asant mannl;r and loa'in¢alls{Nosh were estri'taluer.l on Tuesday night at
granulations. 1 d 1 .they+ and later the usual -smoker- given by the treas-
• 1g.•d mot 1er urer aud the tilerk. Those present sa
I
fitter :1{u sympattly of the cummnuil 11 w,l> N great filRbt. •1 7
in their' loss.
W ntet Weather Thi.. 4'l'ttur-day 4 evening the enun-
elllors are at:1•u.ling the .lecture by
Hard on Little Ones• LEEB'RN. ' Hou. C. H. fool.•. of New %s•nlapd, at
TCESDAY, Jan. 15. •Knox-eimrea: -on •111vit.ation of the
• Our Canadi ,n winters are exceedingly Mrs Ce.'rge Fu ford has arrived home : It.wrd of 'Trade.
hard on the health of little ones. the' from Buffalo is often sn scecre that the m eller Faher (ferry Ch *!foam ;4444 hitt:• OBITi•.T,Rlf.
cannot take the little one out for an air- h este here.
ing. The consequence is that baby is The first of a aeries -of dances giv es-hv 1'I hf.LFa-.-The funeral of Ilse late A.
confined to overheated. badlyventilated Grxtench Township Crxnritunityy Club M Polley w:as held from the Gamily
rooms ; takes cold and becomes cross and Ux,k place in the OddfeUe.'ys' Hall last : rsGlene• . Xorth srrl et, h. Maitland
peevish. Baby's Own Tablets should be Friday evening. passing off" success(ul1y; • ,.,,4 h ii•y. on Friday al
and
giv:n to keep the little one healthy. They with a good attenda' ce from these parts. , and was ia..0 1 l by a (:nig•• nnmlwr
I are a mild laxative which •reeulate 1 he Mfr, Roy Link a•,rr i+ cteani•t¢ his sa'ret ! „f old (Napo!*. A. t. R. ('. \G•1k•rmld
stomach and s and thus prevent clover for market. Ile has a large quan- ly,.;, ,1 I he rm„.r.lt seri•'.•,,... and rhe
coils, The TabletaIat re sold by medicine 1 tiny and Nd. 1 samp'e. Many of the 4
dealers or by ma 1 at Y.'i cents a box ;rout i farmersaround r re C nttmi Ia sail eline ros ing ;
the Dr. Williams \itc.Iiine Co . knock- I `
'Ville; Ort• . l A delightful -surprise p arts was held at-'
• • Thus. Shields' on Friday evening- wi-hen i
their .Id friends from Nile! and 1 eel u -n
11 aoN LLE.
HpLJspent the evening ;nc •n games :n1 dan .
11 n e.DAY, •
Jan, 26.
--114,,N.-W. Tree tenor is att•trt'Itng the- l.'lt1:11'1:. - --
•cuuntycouncil this meek. MONDAY, Jan. 24.
The annual meeting of the'Goleaich Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Twamley spent
I..wnshlp Mumclpnl telephone System' Sunday last at the home of Mr. Gard: n
was held on Thursday oe ia.t w•:: -k. Mr. Ritchie. Lanes,. -
John Sowetby, who oc ulied thr chair., Mr. and airs. Wm. Finlay, of Ma(ekine,
di•charg•• I his dune. in an able mtnner spent one evening last week at the home
and called upon the subscribers frequently •„t Mr. and Mrs. Wm• Crozier.
t., discuss different questions before the Mr. James Mallnugh, of Dungannon,
Ill eting. Mr, Oss•a41 Ginn, commis- as visiting his daughter, Mts. A. Mc-
si ner and preside:eawa. th'lirst-aapeaker. Qun►d.
41e want over 1h.• w,,rk 01 the pot year Mise Marshall, of Clinton. spent a few
car.ful y and evident!, sa is ; ct'n il);,,o the , days last week with -friends, ar, and here.
meeting. Mr. N. W. I rewartha, cum- : Miss Myrtle 11 a'ce left Tuesday lee•
nn.sx►ner, was second speaker. and pre- Lond .n, after spending the vacation . t
, we I some further nohow sans on their' her home here.
Rork and careful financing Mr. James, .. -
stirling commisai Mutt, also gave a ytry,--IUD T[H Triu.NSf1P.
intelligent adores/. Mr. Adam Cantelon
act •d as recordin4 secre ary and took MIONDA'v, Jan. 24.
advantage of the opportunity to thank i A meeting of the Ladies'•Aid Society . 1
the officials for the kindly treatment de; 1t `Taylor's Corner will be held at the Lone
oat td him. M.s:rs. Ginn and Stirling of Mus. Reg. Sturdy, on Wedn.s!a!, Fe! -
were re-elected - commissioners. M11. ruary 2nd. at 2 o'clock p. m.
Trewartha declined nomination, and Mr,'
Bert Murphy
r
•rt . W. II, was appointed it, !gs place, - SCHOOL REPORTS.
\Ir11', 11Lubb's annual sale of cu.is
was held at his farm on Thursd ,y of last \N F;STt'IF:1•D. 'What is more distressing
week, They brought ni:e prices, eine S.,h,,, l report .d N'usttield {midi,. i; ',lug hhlh as $1:10. - than being unable to sleep?
Ur+. Cu !more, who has been .eriou•ly s'h."'i for thir.l week of Ja111111 : W.
41
Plass 11111A :11,-- II4z.•I Keating 491.!, is We raving favorably SleeplcAsness is one of the
Mrs, Wm .Nesbitt, of ATedieine Ilat, is' rrnre I Nimnnd 4'4. 1'1'11 stftrkh.eu+e
v,s,;usg her mother, Mrs Robt. Achesot,. Tia, last R.Nlger 467.tli...•d Stack-. first and moat certain symp-
\ir. Ed. Trewartha It is a rntracted with it.eis'' 4•i:', 1►.IIgl8+ 4'Nnapliell 441. Mary toms of•,exhausted nerves.
the Seaforth creamery- to gals •r cream Farrow 43*. Xorntan .1. ,.a,•11..1bw•at.
this sra•on. 1\'. Class (total IAgal--lira.vr ll:lson This 1n the warning that you need
Mr. Fred Mlulhollaod, mfr Feral hatcher; 45' Mary Bell 391, Noonan Keatug the as.lstanee of Dr. Chase's Nerve
, a fine cn 'e tPat nthe 11 mete -» - F a
Conk. F
Wold"".
\LI
lel
Food to restore
vigor of t0 Ilie
nerve
mass
s ole people are stnttt of meat • 1\'nldcn, •Borah iloantt, t:eorx'• H cells and thereby Hyoid the de•ve1vM
Nit* Epps; from Varna. is busily en ' Atte. Warren it:unford. absent. III• menu of serious nervous! trouble.
aced_Jll tiding. gram _with .his Fordcrml(7.nsa lhttni _.11a HUM'1'I'kertng IM... _ •
railof thisweek. First-class satisfaction .In.' Dell 1:'s. llellonrli.' Keating UM. By Improvlpg the quality of the
,> repart.d. Mr Epps o'er, through from Emerson R,Nlger 142. 11. Class 1 total blood and building up the nervous
lw1'nly•hve to thirty•liv hogs ler hour. 2:111 -IFnrnld Tarter 152. Irene Porter system this well-known restorative
,n
Last Few Days of Sale
Stock -taking is completed, and the entire stock has
been thoroughly gone over and all odd lines and many other
lines are put out for speedy clearance for the last few days of
our Annual Sale.
just a few Women's Coats left, and
they are beauties. Regular $50.00, for
$I'7.
Alt Children's Coats selling under
cost price.
10 only Women's
All -wool Serge
accordion -pleated Skirts, the season's
most popular skirt, navy only, $15.00,
for $11.50.
Exceptional value in Women's Black
Silk Poplin Skirts. This season's best
sellers. Black only. Regular $10.00
for $6.50.
Furs Practically Your own Prices.
No reasonable offer refused.
Substantial Reductions in Sweaters and Pullovers
Ne. find ourselves with too many _Sweaters and Pullovers. All the best
makes ; very one guaranteed all pure wool. All marked for speedy clearance at
less 25 per cent. There are some great bargains in Children's Sweaters.
Almost every arti„le in the entire store at reduced prices.
Reduced Prices in Knitting W
Monarch Floss, all colors, 30c ball
Monarch Down, all colors, 5oc ball.
Beehive Scotch Fingering Yarns in
2, 3, 4 and 5 ply, reduced from 45c to
39c skein.
New stock Knitting Needles, all
sizes in stock.
-.Special _ValueMen's
Wool Underwear
Men's extra heavy all -wool Shirts
e
nd Drawers, extra quality, regular
$i 50, for $2.50 garment.
\ s Fleece -lined Underwear, best
qua}\ $I.1O per garment.
We close
Saturday night at 9 p.m. Shop early.
Thi New Spring Goods A re No A rpving
'°u
M i1kir'sScotch
Will Morning
Never Come -
DOES this illustration pia.
tore your experience?
Messrs. S. I4 MMa.M.t'h and Fred
•\lulholland end their attestor' wells a
prolatahle convrni.'nce. Rath welts are a
access -they are plumped by windrtinl
p,wcr. " Mr. Frank Shea, of Detroit, was
• the driller.
Mrs. N. W.'Tresrartha entertained a
rtl.mher of her friend: on Thursday of
last week.- •
J. T. Fell i 111.1"I11.
Wednesday, Jan. 211. Iliiglu+, Murdoch Rosa, Georg.' Castle.
lir. Ralrt. New.enab, has ;nrehesM Robert Elliott. •WntMig will talc. Nice
Mr. F umml ('reigliton' s Gtnit, JuAI east ou nest Monads.
n... Mary Rodger. absent. l't. II. 4L•na..
(total 2:,4 1-- Edna W11l.11 itfr,. FV/1
Striekholl..e 1444. \ladl'Ihu• \\'aldem. Ed-
gar Howatt. Elaine Itaerford, ahs.'nt.
It. R. •RF.DMOND, Teeehsr.
' ItAI'FiELI►..,f,
r third manilla lion for enmrelllorte
Wes held .41 11 lay 1•vpning rind' Or
following ilre stantllne for election:
Simnel. Huston. Ramtit•T Mote. William
brings new energy and strength to
the whole body.
IFI cents a but, 4 tar ft2.15, all dealers, se
iraisaason, (sates & Co., Ltd., ToreMo,
•
Dr Chase's
Nero'- rood ' -
pallbearers were Messrs. P. .1. Mac.
s Favan 11. Wiggins. Throe. Gundry, D.
Muni. I'. J. harper *nil J. \'rooman.
1FF',k \.--f:craldine Mary Hearn,
the,rilf, ,lailghter of Mr. and Mra:
HI.rrace 1 • tat of Stratford, formerly of
t,.Nlerlih, died on Friday last and the
little hotly was brought to Goderfeh
for Interment. the funeral taking place
'.n Sunday afternoon from the residenee
I.f Mrs. Hearn'+ parents, lir. and Miss.
WllUnm Farr. Cambridge street. Much
sympathy is felt for the parents In the
,loss ,of their child.
Mr. and Mrs. Hearn wish to express
their gratitude nn their 4:alerich
friends for the many kindnesses el -
tended in their bereavement.
SNIFF:TH.-The death of Mrs. F.
Smc.•th, which occurred on Thursday
last at ,the home of her non -In-law and r
dangltter, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Merevnt.
Elgin .1Vremoved n much -re:
pv•tevl resident who had tsen identified
with this town for a great many years. ,
Mrs. $in,'etli. whose maiden name was
Frames Marlton, was torn :al»mit
.dahty-two year,. ego in the vicinity of
Hulm:•svlllc, but Il -ed in this town for
the great ptlrt of her life. She was
tna1Th•d to thr. laic Georg.. raffle, 01
4;oderle11. als,Iit .sixty years ago and
s"nir' y.'.rs after ills death \•r 1: tinrried 1
again to Mr. Francis Smut'., oat,. i11ae'.
' 1rrede,,,Ised her. Thr :surviving lona
VIA d lighters, all by the first marriage.
!are William Cattle, of Spokane: Fred.
,•f S.s.ttle: Richard. of California;
Mfrs. A. 1►. Mclean. of 4:4,,1erith. and
airs. F:•1. Tyndall. of Toronto. Mrs.'
mineral' *as a woman of great kindlI.
/leas .1 character and before her 111•
For That Cough or
Riker's Syrup of Tar with Cod Liver tract
and
Laxative Cold Tablets with Aspirin
WE GUARANTEE THEM
Money refunded if not sati
.1 I.', '. r1-14 attire in good work...•.pee. ,
i.lty 11, .oin.ction with North street!
Methodist church. The fluo•ral servlees'
.-'.41 Snntrday afternoon were conducted
to-'1M•c 1L ,I►. Mtmr-owed-•}fnV. It. C.
Mel servant the pallls•arera being Mester*
1. S:n+-ldpr...taa. Yates, A. M. Rohert-
-„n e,••1 4►. F. Carey. The Interment
n-14 to Maitland nemetery. Mr. and
Mrs. Tyndall, of Toronto. and Mrs.
Itnll4,.z11, of (:alt. n niece of the de-
t'eas•d, were here for the funeral. j san^a^e`^^e
NEW ELECTRICAL STORE
Old Co borne Hotel Corner
►„
ni ft
lune of
Llcctri a c
C G and Stip' tt lies now in k.
1 roc
PI
Beautiful Fixtures
Reading Lamps
Hanging Lamps, etc.
Electric Heaters, Toasters and other Household
Conveniences
Flashlights Condor Electric Bulbs 50c
A. J. LAITH' 4I/AITE
1'iIONE 2:11