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We aim to have all the well-
known brands in stock, includ-
ing Garden Court, Mary
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Colgate's, Armand's, Djer
Kiss and others.
WE FIND IT A PLEASURE TO SHOW GOODS
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Model Theatre
Week of Sept. 26 to Oct. I
Monday and Tuesday. Sept. 26.27.
% lt'LtN MARTIN
lu
"SON(. OF THE SOIL"
and Johnny 1110e. in
orehy Turtle Cupid"
W4'ednesday\ and Thumbs), !Sept. 28-29.
1)IOI(41.IS FAIRB.INKS
at hi- 1., •.t ti,
"TIIE $)LI.i ('OVULE"
tel".
JIluu.y .\i .r,•y t'.uu• ly
"SI'RIN 'TLME"
Friday and Saturday,
SEE
GLADi'S W
"ALL DOLLED
with a Century (',m
"THE DOG DOCTO
LOCAL TOPICS. -
• eras-- from 8.13 asks* nail
palms assured by
Templatos's
Rhermatic Capsules I!
Beep thank la year bola.
Take thank ea year vaoatla 1
rHeadacks, 'lysis WYasaa. Et&
111. at your derali VL.
Sold by H. C. Dunlop.
.h:)II .tNNI'AL
tCuutlnued
chitin to brlug
chtl.t, motile ot Iaring dour
wonderful work-. "The Chimes.. girls."
sl,' said, "are going into the Kingdom
In advance of our glebe They havetaken up the idea Or laert&e were
readily than we with all our ('heie-
tient tnlnlug bare ever ettah..d to."
She emphasised the greet twos' ..f
wb.iouariea and said It Inas to the
young people of our chinches we mutt
look for recruits. The address was fol-
lowed by a well rendered chore. by
the McGillivray Mingle& iratd which
war' much apprec'lated.
A feature of the aftsri"ou sessbn
was a most comprehensive and hi.
forming address on the work of the
Wumeu'a Missionary ety lu Re
various aspect,. awl +rtweuts by
the president of the 'rel council.
Mrs. McGillivray, of Torentn.
The pastor, Rev. R C. Malt rmid.
pteo4del at the evening' meting and
In a neat addrees eeneeyee the greet-
ings of the Presbytery 'after which
Rev. R. t4w1111e. who is principal of
a boys' schnol in Rasalleira. India,
gave au interesting addreie. Rev. Mr.
Smillie and his 'sister, she are est pres-
ent on furlough, repraellg the Hensel'
congregation and Heat l•r•sl.ytery
(u the foreign field and was a reel
pleasure fur their nesle friends to
wehowe them home Attalla.
Mr, Smillie referred to hi, address
to the' great spiritual awak••uln+g in
Italia thesusauds In ail part- of the
(smutty being desirous be learn the
Truth anal become baptized. condi-
tion* are suet that Lite missionaries
are utterly tumble to cope with them
on account of being ao sew is anw,M•r.
Mr. Eric Wilson, of 0oderieh. pre- -
seuted a report of the sannuer .elnasl
In St. Thomas which wail well n't,•ely-
ed. An addrees by M . I)kkeou. of
South China, was ,tu with de'p
intertest by the and the tuadr
a ,pedal apps -al that a srmps+thetie
interest be shown by the Christians
of l'an ti& in the Chines. men and
women resiling in this; oettwry. Many
of them. she wail, had been cvn+tteet-
el with the native churches in China ,
but who are hrolated on aeoelet of
net being acquainted Web the Ian-
gtage and customs of the eruutry. 1n
tb,.iug she gave conte veer' iinpreeelve
word pittiturex of Chinese.
Ries report a complete failure of the
latero CYO!) KII llr hr utter .cetiota+
Ow later variety W reported to lee good.
Campion -Farr.
St. Peter's church was the :wow of
a happy event at :, o'clock uu Weolue'
day morning when Miss Margaret
Farr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Farr. became the bridle ot Slr. Carl
(Simplon. all of Goderlch. Rev.
Father (,nam officiates!. Miss Eileen
Fello(rt acted ■w bridesmaid and Mr.
Frank SIutttnou was best man. The
bride wore a fawn travelling snit
with hat to crunch with n ee►V[ge
11uuquer of sweetheart ruses and
maidenhair fern. 'She wag given away
by .her brother. Mr. Patrick- J. Farr.
of 'sterols Iter attendant wore a
nary blue stilt with okl rose hat. Her
bouquet was a corsage effect of
(*bells roses. Atter the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Campion leftona wed-
' trip through they Thousand Is-
lands' On their return they, will re-
ekle in (:oderreh. hath brhle and
gro.im have a barge utsutis•r of frlemis
Who Was to Blaine This Time? in Uederich Who joie to wishing them
fhe 33rd Regiment band were prepared many '{[appy years of wedded life.
to give a sacred concert on Sonday even- With trimer C. C. L Students.
me, but owing to the lights on the stand sib,se.'Evelyn (ioldtla,rpe and Beryl
betng out of comtnisuon they were unable Johnston anal Mr. J. Frank Washing -
to play. ton are attending Normal School at
Read 1t Next Week. Lswlu, wheee they are taking a first
The town council beld a three-hour ,.lass .-pretexts. erutw' to quality as
session last Friday evening. The report assistant In Co thuuation, High School
and Public Win Is.
bliss Fern Hu ser has gone to To -
route to attend N rmal ?ketal.
Sills. Charlotte M Kenzie is attend.
Ing Normal Sehosl ale Stratford.
Miss Margaret A. I' Haran is teach-
ing without profession i training In
New Ontario.
Mr. Tiro''. J. Met'arthy
is A,w umption College at
Miss Eunice M. Imago to
Stratton! Itush,e'ss renege.
of the proceedings is in lengthy that we
are obligad to hold it over until next
week.
infant ('hlW Is Taken.
The home of Sir. and Mrs. W. (l.
Luntby ha. been h.erray.,l by the loss
of their Infant son. Howard Alexander.
who pureed away. f,diuwhtg a we'ek's
llu. ,s .in Thursday of last weeny.
The funeral. wht,•It was private. .took
place on Friday afternoon to Mait-
lan.l cemetery. Rev. R. l'. MeDermid
Mdsss+r Em um Wallace am,
ufik Intel at the hstuse and graveside. Ma.I.wan and Messrs. Lionel Macklin
Bowling Club Notes. and H. M. IJohuu Raker attend
-An elimination game.-_4ff_Scutelo Toronto 1'nlversitc wbete It ',pens on
September 28th
'Huron Road
1'.,n4raet"r ea
e attending
n.lt hit.
ttetaling
Jean
doubles was players at the bowliug
green on W„tnewlay of last week.
,MMessr'. John 1'amrruu and C. A. Reid
were the winners. TIte runners-up mad coustrnt V l .vatract on the
were Mo -.-r. Fred Hunt and fieoT Huron
mad ill the work Swing taken
Simmons off big Lauds by the Government
[here was no regular tournament ��'ed- enginswr/oo Tue.'hty of tits week.
csagled...
v has completed hie
Matinees Monday and Wednesday at needay afternoon. as quite a number of i Something of a record was create) by
bowlers accepted an invitation from the I ;l3asaly in that be .completed bis
4:I3 p.tn. Saturday at 3:80 p.m. Seaforth bowling deb for a friendly game- tract,o hculverts N Indin,g irettlaeween ere Gtaionlerlcofh
A match game, however. was played Pon.orty-tw
between the following rinks S. Henry,j ami cllnton, in seventeen weeks. Only
F. Weir, C. A. Nairn, T. H. McDermott, 1 two days were lost in that period as
1' BrnpheY' Dr. the reef at of call --mei t6er. home
grading contesets which were sublet
by Mr. Sandy will fie finished In about
a mouth. The steam shovel Is now
engaged between Taylor's Corner. and
Holmesvllle. It Is understood that the
Department of Highways will com-
mence gravelling shortly and will
spread' four inches of coarse gravel
over a width of fifteen feet, using a
fifteen-tou roller to roll it. The tal-
a►•e of the thirty-fnot roadway 'will
tredve a aiml'ler cwt of gravel at a
later date. but by the middle of No-
vember it is hoped that the road will
Ire open for track•.
ON YOUR MONEY
k!Simmonds. H. Edwards, skip. T. H. Mc -
iDermott'e rink was the twinner.est� the
Neat wedeesday
last half holiday. it is expected a large
number of bowlers will be out for the
weekly tournament. -
Fifteen per cent. dis-
count will be allowed off
Water Rates for the next,
quarter if paid on or before
October let, 1921. Three
days' grace will be allowed
on this payment.
Make all cheques, pay-
able to J. B. KELLY, Col-
lector.
Water and Light Commission
Hydro Store
North side of Square
A Study In Tax Rates.
1 An exchange gives some interesting
data relative to the prevailing tax
rate in other town• and enlaces. in
111 Western Ontario. The figures show
that in a list of nineteen munielpa1-
Ities, right have a higherrate than
1 G.slrrich. liens are the figures :
Chatsworth. :t3 milia ; Arthur. 37 :
1. Georgetown. 39.e ; ()rangeeiile, 40 :
Grand Valley. 40; Mt. Forest, 40 :
Port Credit. 40: Shelburne. 41: (Sak-
iI011ie, 4'2.7. -Part -_Elgin. 4:r; 1►urham.
144.: Acton. 47: 1(treeMcllle. No: Kin-
cardine. 51: Mim.ico. 51: Walkerton.
:AI: -Weston, 57; Tara. 40: Owen
It.uml. 40.
s Doing Their Duty.
ren
ed
rents iu Goderlch who have child -
',school age are to les commend -
the manner •In which they are
rPMlllirementr of the
t School Attendance
nelents In the municipality
the Entrance ecamluntlon.
r all but two are 111
(h►derich Collegiate. a1)11
sempt b'e•ause• of i►1-
itas been apixr-intesir
Mer for the ('01-
rrison and John
Adoleac
Of the
who paesP.
la -t miles
attemlanee at
these two an.
di'Ts•rent health,
' Mr. Itulrt. You
School Attetxlance
legIat.': Messrs. J.
('nit for the peddle
Ed. MrLaughen for
Fanners Crops Dbapol
Itep..rt. from farming co munities
adjoining tioderle•h indicate hat the
threshing ...eosin will he finishes nearly
a munch earner than in pr ytoug
years. A day's work of former aro.
1. .Ion*' in about halt tbp ttme tis
year. The fall wheat yWld is repo
el to he greed but, unfortunately. few
farmers had nitwit uch acreage
year. The oat crop is a disappoint-
ment. as the straw is short and the
grain is light. Muth fall plowing is
being sone and in Name sections G+11
wheat is toeing worn. which le said to
be tl.e petite -4 nu record. ,tome local -
ttICH, OIfT.
BROMCHIAL
ASTHMA
Choking and Gauping for Breath
Relieved by "FRUIT•A•TIVES"
hoots, and Mr.,
Mae. ►gamaTO►t
Naw RocaLAND, P.Q
"In 1919, I was taken with Bronchial
Asthma and no one knows what I
suffered with it during the winter.
1 began hating Choking Spells -gauping
for breath and could not speak.
1 would have one of these bad spells
in the evening, one during the eight,
and one in the morning. The doctor
said he could do nothing for me.
"In the spring of 1920, I started
taking `Fruitestivea" and In a few
days, the choking spells stopped, and
I have had none since May 7th,
1920. I have so wanted to tell other
Sufferers who have the same trouble
about "Fruit -a -rives" for 1 know how
they must suffer.
Some thought the Asthma would
come back on me as winter came on
but it has not, thanks to "Fruit-a-
tives" Mrs. J. M. PENNINGTON.
60a a box, 6 for $2.60, trial size, 25e.
At dealers or sentpostpaid by
Fruit-a-tives Ltmtter; Ottawa.
"Thou SDaL_tlda_iIght thy soul shall
be required OTTTiee : then whose shaft
had known, who were rutting ti*] those things lw which thou has pro-
Chrlstiau race in spite of mush '!P yklssl $u is he that tayeth up
position and perseentioa, questioningittreasnre for hlemelf and is not rich
if the Christians of this ternary were toward (nod"
running k- as well The to u•nrr ofThe sermon wag i, graphic portrayal
your consecration to God. she said, is „f rite Ilse and death of a man iu the
-noon-tide of lite, in which. was em-
phasized the folly of leaving 1:od out
of reckoning. That Ste ends with the
grave was chameterizecl by the speak -
the measure of your aymo. and the
'measure of the power gireu you t., run
the race.
The Presbyterial prMlleu'. Mrs.
James liawiltnn then pave a helil?ul eras art absurdity because God is INA
a
adds•••. Prayers were olferol by Us,lish htvestor. He expects re-
Mr..
cMr.. W. McQut'en, of )srls••tiel'I ,UNI turns for all the investment of energy
Mrs. Lundy. of Kipper, and .unabletlott he puts into life. "Don't live
your lite without eonskleration of
the speaker pleaded, and went
OD to *brow' the importape•e of having
(sal enter into all our plaits. The
man referred to in the text did not
provide for eternity but he made ela-
borate provision for time. -14e amide
the great mistake of "feeding his ;soul
on corn."
At both services Mr. E. Rek•her as-
riatel in the musket service% by Min-
ing two appropriate soles.
lh, Sheiday sea -eine Rev. Mr. HhNI
gave a vert intro sting and instruct -
Ire address etmite.I. "The l.egeud, of
Oshlma." Oshituo is au island situ-
ated off the shores of Japan. Tlds
lydaud. s. the legend resem ons form-
erly a barren and rocky pld+.' 11711111,
lied by +t few owes fisheerwen. and us'l
as an asylum for Mustier. and en7 viet•.
But one day the place was visi»el by
a violent re rt Minake that 1raled °r ue•d
the rocky surface of the land, making
it into a most fertile and fruitful
garden. A vein of gold uncovered on
a fisherman's estate made rias owner
ter of Phillipbaa : "That ye may ins fNthtrtonYly `..we'althy. The earthquake
- - ..�.. onion he the e"w•nIw' .!f
A Few Correeliom.
Even editor. make :Mistakes some
time,. as is evidenced by a few error
and (=lesion's(=lesion'swhich occurred in the
lsoderich fall Lair prize list which
was published in The Signal last week.
In the single horse. mare or gelding.
roadster class. John Henderson wag
correctly given as the winner of the
first prize. but J. Heffron and Dr.
Whitely *limed hare been creditert- as
e
winning second and third. The sel
fowl Ja-lade-drirer.
which were omitted. were J. L. Aitken
and .inn. Henderson. in the agrh•el-
tte fifteenth verse of true
selection- seem given bribe o i. •
_ Tee. vi as served In Ike schoiroon1
by the Lentils,' Aid Soellet y
The next meeting of the Seeiet7 0111
total clams J. Bradley's. name was
omitted ea, winning *rental prize for
tenni. In the heavy draft team to F.
Edwards won second prize. In general
-purpose jesetetted team Jas. Ms -Manua
won seesnisl slid NV. Black titled.
Their DREW. were omitted, and In
single carriage horse Allan Battlee
Baptist Chair& Observes The Dresden
The fourteenth anniversary of the
opening of Goderich Baptise ceurch
wall'. fittingly observed on Sunday and
Monday. September llth and 12t1i,
The sspeeiai preneher for the occasion
Guelph. and otr both servitor; on Sun-
day be wee heard hy lar.te and appro.
Monday everting on 'Tim. Legend of
oehime" was veer me; enjoyed.
At the moruing serve* on rotunda).
Mr. Hind took for his eubjeet "The
Sons of God." teeing -Ids reniarke im
second c.s,.
the separate ""'" eeeolel.
W. T. Murney won first and coronet
in, sheeniest]] cow class. and Geo. F.
Clark 'wend as well as firet in year-
old heifer dams. The 1111 Me of Geo. An-
drews was wrongly given for that of
Chas. Whitely as winner of first in
the grade cow Owes, first in 2 -year-
old grade. halter. riessmil fn grade calf
WHIST one year. first in grade steer
8 041 seemul in year old heifer.
Mrs. J. Stewart was the whiner
four varieties. of beetle's not Ilre.
wrie it4 given in last week's home.
\LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Music for Everybody
Agency for
Starr
Cecilian
Harmonic
Plionographs
Call and let us give you
a demonstration of these
splendid instruments.
We have in stock the
Starr-Geoneit Records
which can be used on all
these instruments.
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Kimonos
Curtains
tweeters
Cevaelaos
Draperies
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averythina
Ever/ "Dimmed Dyes" package bile
haw to dye or tint any worn, faded gar.
newel or drapery a new rich rotor Wit
will sot streak, spot, fade or rue. Per-
igee home dyeing is guaranteed with
Eteowl Dyee *yea if you kave Meat
breom Just WI your drualst
to sroot or silk or wisetiter it 11 Ilene,
writes. or Nixed reds.
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God. Without rebuke in the midst of a
crooked and perverse nation among
whom ye ghlne as lights la the worki."
The preacher pointed out at the out -
sees that if /1 1111111 were led by the
bleen-3.1ta-ialin. must
one of the sons of Wel. and the finger
of scorn could not he pointed at him.
.1*.plored the insincerity of ;many old Japamee legend, Mr. Hind a PPI "41
hypocrisy •usi inconal.tenetes people of spirits play a very important part
were being kept out of the churehee, in life. Individual awl collective. Stwh
A tree eon of God. he reed, rigeenta nee hairpieces_ is the 'secret of physiessl.
a life that its nbove rebuke. mental anifintreitritealth. and one of
The diecorirse WAR then developed I the secrets of material prosperity.
uniii.r three headinge : The privilege"' Man is Ow only creature eINIOW4N1
of the eons of God. theit obligations, with the gift of laughter. It wee in -
and their unfailing resource*. tended for hie welfare ; tte absence
Panes great ambition snip that he
would know Chrigt and what better
embitter°, the "meeker asked, yould
ever dominate a life At the pare
Supper the apostle John tam what it
Christ, hia today. It wecageotaa out
than the one preeent on Oil occasion.
Unitarians clahned that Obi Deity of
Christ mite him far away bare if jwine
Christ ler gone "be wax able by reason life tinder the sway of the gospel, ilf111
of betng gone to have an Intimate and a reel traniforming power, quite as
cies. touch with hls psome today. wonderfnl as the fabled repaints of the
earthquake of (Wilma. •
The greatest joy of a trivir asan of God
wa. in being alone with God. Two solos 'sweetly and imprerosively
One of the obligations. d true man render"' MI" /Islet Rek-her help -
of God was to keep emirate teem 411.• fel to make the evening both enjoyable
world. The preacher deplored •nd profitable.
Ito the %AMP place as the sickly You will be well advised to check that
world." The moving piellOW ono the first cold weather twinge of rheumatism
mielern donee were e411111111Weed ae before it develops. 1Jee the standard
Amusements which were illingoog the remedy, T. R. C.'s Raa-Mate the _posi-
tive asthma remedy, sho sold by H. C.
large quuntities of nitrogen 11111110t 1. I
(timeline/ WM) Ender the exhilira-
tion mused by the gas the militia of
the lunatics were reetored; the *rim'.
mils were reformeel, and the harsh
Illittor•raf ic governor of the island was
• tie irinciples. After sketching 'the
Some tremendous sacrifices on a beautiful
line of Coats just complete from our
workrooms and made by our
expert designers.
Special No. 1
ri1111. l'011iir8. /telling price..
Special No.
tootle cloth and oppore
elm toollar Selling price -
Coats. regular $34.50„ i'e-
price $31.50.
A 114.W range of Gimp
Smocks, with extra wide
fringe 011 bottom aud sleeves.
Regular $8.95. eleariug at...
Plain Trleolette um(xlia. all
different *bastes, cher rine at .
just arrhlal. Made
Moly trinitufai with 'bra id,
!ileums mei beite. Special
for title week
%4 line of Ilattrolsioute
They HO' Ulltili• of 111W-1 navy
tricorlue. richly beaded told
some with the nentost braid
trimming; mom, with dying
not elty braid trimmed pawls
over black satin with head or
A imetial line of Ladies'
Silk 01111 Li• -11. 1,114
High Grade Sample Suite.
Sample Spite elegantly tail-
ored. front velour end trim -
keynote of each. tea pra,..
Select Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co.
GODERICH
Nai
MmoM
amma
mama
Headquarters and Factory. 448 Queen Street West, Toronto
was played at Zurich en Viedtweday
after noon.'ZileiCh won tiv- the tiftaff OTT Co
0. Batteries -Zurich, Ohlert and Hen-
ning; Woodsteck, Kelly and ilardy.
Kelly is the colored pitcher referred to in
another article in this issue of The Signal.
The runs secured by Zurich %%ere mostly
made on errors, only four Intl being made
off Kelly. Woodstock made one hit off
Ohlert in the first innings, and got nn
more in the other eight periods The
next game between these teams will be
played at Woodstock next Satirday
afternoon. If Zurich wins again they
will go into the finals with the winners of
the Palmerston-Wingham game for the
championship of the North Wellington
yesterday Wingham defeated Palm-
erston in t he first semi-final game by the
score of 10 to 1. These teams will meet
again next Saturday at Pemerttow to
dec'de which one en 'take the count."
GRANO TRUNK
Pallas AY
SYSTEM
The Double Track Route
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROI
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car service.
Sleeping cars on night trains, and
parlor ears on principal day trains.
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn-
ing, District Passenger Ageat, To -
0.13. Lauder, Station Agent, phone 29
r. r. LAWRENCE a SONS
I Town Agent. 19113111-11
MUSIC
plANOS TUNED. -APPLY TO C. V.
-a- 111E2i"ItT.- Maude Studio, ninth side
of Square. tf
While returning home teen Brussels
lair on Friday evening. Mr. Wesley Mc-
Lean had the misfortune to break one of
the axles of his car. He had a full load of
paseengere but no One was hurt.
The Pavillon fer the remainder of
the siearson will be open en Wednesday
and !Saturday ev ugs only. The
Pavilion Orcheritra Mx piece.. has
charch away frond God.
denotes an unnatural condition. wre
is a lietitious laughter •nd the real
spontaneous kind that wpringa from
dersp-seated joy. Joy ean only COMP
into the life that has been adjuated to
the claims of God. And mich a state
attainoble only through the -gospel
of Jeans Christ. The t'brietisin life
he ever sit -Meted in the Bible as +su-
blissful esgwrience "springing from a
been organized from tine -eters talent,
and pfttrons express themeelves
much pleeeed with the neirde.
We are pleased to he able to state that
Mr. Robert McLean's racer, Royal
Dundee. has fully recovered from his
lamenees. Royal Dundee has missed scene
good race meets Shia summer ii. which t e
was entered and in which it was thought
he would have made a gond showing. on
account of lameness
At the Brussel% fair races last Friday,
Dr. J. ii. Whitley's mare, Daisy Hal,
won first place in the 2.30 trot, and bit
other mare. Marine W., took first in the
2.20 clam. On Tuesday et riveter. Deity
Hal tank' recanli honey We the .210
chin! liebithee 'and Mt. Theirdas
events. Congratulations, Doctor l
Mr. Hind's addrerer wIlkilemelnded
by e reference to the SP.
sinners.. of God's ',Midi's found
in the power of the Hot/ .
At the evening 'orrice 'Subject
11 as "The Fool', Plan COI** Ibisi text
being the twentieth and beillity-firet
verwo. of the twelfth chapter at Luke:
nee In.
neat tot imam sad
sliseh
per and send, Is.
umi sit arta. _
That Vacation Tan.- lt you thee ,
onghly elljOyea your outing you dill
not ereeape the effect's of the pun in
the form of annburn, tan. Pte. lir,
Brown's Peroxide Cream will clear up
which the *kin may have suffered dur-
ing exposure to old Knee nye Ise
it freely. large jar for thirty -are
melte. !feel by E. R. Wigle, dniggle.
BASEBALL. TAL1t.
EC -I AL
Saturday and Moaday
AT M. ROI INS
Mea's Waterproof Coats
Made from paratnatta cloth
and dark gray rubberized
tweed in trenchr 1. le' with
all around belt. ro .ear at
Men's Overalls and Smocks
Made from heavy black ane
blue denitn. Ovetalls in reg-
ulation bib mock! Smocks
have three patch pockets.
St/es 36 to 42. To clear at
Ilen's Sweater Coots To Clear
At $2.65
Made of mit ,n and wool
yarn, jumbo stitch, large
shawl collar, dark brown. All
sizes. To clear at $2.66
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promptly attended to. Residence tele.
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Office Hamilton street, Gotieri.•h. third
door from Square. Trust funds to
lean at loweet rates.
C. HAYS,
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Ilton street. Goderich. Telephone fib
Real Estate, Loam. and Iteierenee,
TARIES PUBLIC, ETC.
Offiee on the Square, PeOnttil door
from Hamilton Street. Goderich.
Private funds to loan at lowest
\ rates.
. Dudley E. Moline.
Goderich. Money loaned at lowest
niters .
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ANCE CO. -Yana and 'violated
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all payments and get_tgetr miner ree
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