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Your --wow-
Fall Suit and Overcoat
Now is the time to select your Fall Suit and
Overcoat. You can get a good selection here as our
stock is large and made by the most reliable makers in
Canada.
It costs only a little more for good clothes, why
then buy inferior goods, they will not give satisfaction.
Our prices are as low as is possible to sell good
clothes.
$25.00 $35.00 $40.00
Walter C. Pridham
Phone 57.
Goderich
w
Her--WHrap, -
kirt, Sweater,
and Draperies
F:.ery "Uiand Dyes" package tells
how to dye or tint any worn. faded gar -
',lent or drape a new rich color that
will not streak, repot, fade or run. Per-
fect home dyeinis guaranteed with
Uiamond Dyes e n if you have never
dyed before. Jus tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to dye
is wool or silk, or Whether it is linen,
years 11 mixed o For fifty-one
years millions of inose have been using
'Diamond Dyes" to ad years of wear
to their old, shabby ,waists, .kfrta,
drones. coats. sweaters, tacking', dm
pollen, hangings, everythin.
i
MOTHER! CLEAN
CHILD'S BOWELS WIT
CALIFORNIA FIG SYR
Even a sick child lo
taste of "California Fig Syrup." if
I.ttle tongue is coated, or it your child
listless, erose, feverish, full of coil, or has
colic, give a teaspoonful to cleanse the
liver and bowels. In a few hours you can
ace for your.elf.how thoroughly it works
all .the conatipption poison. sour bile and
waste out of the bowels. and yoµ have a
well, pplasfffl child again.
Millions of mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a te'a-
apoonful today save, a sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genuine
"California Fig Syrup" which hu direc-
lions for babies and children of all ages
printed on bottle. Mother' You must
say "California" or you may get an imi-
tation h p.
!HE SIGNAL
BENMILLRR, 1 COIMORM6.
o • rlw•r 19.
IWedue.,lay, tit+
1'rrarluu;; .*cree. will toe held cos
Ileitwil ler . ii next Sunday as fob'
Ions : Bethel. 11 a.m. ; North ?Jun.!
12.39 pan . and Itenwlller, 7 p.m. The
pastor, lief 11 1'. Keuuely, will be in
aha rpt-'.
Her. J. W. Johnston, of Holmeesville,
eonduett.1 Harvest Bowe anniversary
servl•w iu Iteuwille•r chun'h last Sun-
day, morning; awl ev('uiug. The ser -
curs were a grand sueteya in every
way -
The l.adiee' AW of ..,this place pur-
;tl.e• holding a box social end sale of
I.alal•nwde artt-les In the Temperance
Hall .•n Hallowe'en night. tk•tober 31st.
.i ;nee' program of local talent will
I. • stinted it well.
At their monthly meeting at the
' home of hire..titaaley Vattetone List
Relnrmlay afternoou,'the Ladled' Aid
derided to purchase a quantity of new
'-t'.ve•pipes for the parsonage. They
also reported :t quilt clout completed.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Monday. (k•tober 17.
Wedding. -A pretty wedding took
place at 9.30 o'clock Mouelay evening.
44. -toter 10, at the home of Mr*.
Ibnald Mackenzie. when her eldeet
daughter. Jessie. became tlw bride of
Shrrl.x'k Keyes. son of air. Nelson
Key,". of Stanley. The ceremony wase
performed by Re'. A. Macfarlane, of
Iia%n,'I.l. assisted by Iter. Mr. Foster
.r W,ru. The bride was attended be
r. Miss Jean, and Mr. Ruskin
h >•, acted as goomsuun. On Tues.
day morning the happy couple started
on their -winkling trip to r nto Goal
•
Niae.ra. after which they wi reside
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I
near ar
GODERICH, ONT.
Municipal eonuell of the towueWp of
l'ollxonw wet lu the township hall on
Oe(ube'r lush. Meerubcn all present.
Minutes of 'last tneetlug read and
adopted on wotiou of Fisher and Coe -
try. Aar. 11. Brindisi waked op the
('outsell asking them to pry for wood
moll to Jim. Hutchison during the win-
ter of 19111 and 1920. This requrso
was refused ou motion of Currey cost
Graham, the coup it eeonalek•riug tUwy
wen• not responsible for private debts.
The following vowwittee was appoint-
ed, on motion of Currey and Fisher,
to min•Itum• a stove and pipes for use
at the weigh sealed at Mes:aw ; COM.
Mit tet -Robert 8ou and t:rahuw. The
following ail -mints were laid : J.
Alcon. road sup'rinter%lent, $27.00,
spike's, /11k'--$27.30; J. teach. trate on
rued. 3a1.40: E. Jackman. testa on
road, -$12; E. Young, tram ou rued,
312: J. -Patton. tram on road. $12; D.
1htit well. train on rouil. e1�; Thole
Mcl'he'e•. drawing Centrist, plauk and
gravel for bridge at Mcl'he•'. on Weal
Wawrnoslt boundary, 811.-0; Johu
Mi-l'hee. drawing gravel rout work on
McPhee's bridge ou Wes( Muwaos>ah
boundary'. $. .10; J. Juhmstoue. woven
wire r•-luturing McPhee', bridge,
Wan Wit watkoxh ism [Wary. 313; J.
Graham.. overseer, at Mel'he-ta bridge,
(West Wawa nosh Wanda l'y. 3.,: li.
Young. work on bridge at Mcl'he'r.
West Waw•atiosii laou,ulary. 310; 1.
Hetherington, 13 /olds. cement for Me-
I'he's bridge. (West Wee boun-
dary, $.5:0,'2.1; S. Clarlener. drawing
.eartlt, $1M; • A. Mugford, Motu on
(raster, 311; 1). l itbladu.. tram on
grader, $6: F. Mugford, drawing
earth, 36; F. Mugford, sluts -citing
earth, 3(i; Jun. Allen. team dewing
earth. r 3u: JenshUrl Waken'. aunt
drawing eart4 $a. shovelling earth,
39--S15; 11. Jewdl. drawing earth,
38; IWarl Alliu. shovelling earth. SU:
John Treble, . drawling gni rel. 321,
shovelltug gravel, $1.31J -32"-L76. John
F'eagan. drawing gravel. 321. sho. egging
gravel. $3-$24: Jas. Fw►gan. drawing
gravel. 321; (leo. Bern. drawing gravel,
I
Ed Handy. drawing gravel. $0.
1 team on w'raper. 36--312 ; Tlw>.. t:il-
i ek•re, team on scraper, $6: Wm.
iWhitely, shovelling graves, $7.50; A.
loud, rad superintendent. P9.15;
John i>ur.t, 2 sheep killed. 1 lamb
killed. 1 lamb injure/1 by dugs, $32;
Signal Printing Co., puttee of posting
up. voters' IMts. 2 Issue.. $:5.21; I.
Iietlwriugton, drawing gravel, 312, 2
tile culvert,. on 'Moore's road. $2' 75.
delivering the anw, *3 --.*37.75; 11.
Hrinr/ey, repairing culverts on Brind-
ley's sidensad; $9; Jos. Carter. grarel-
ling on West Wawanoeh boundary,
391 ;Wm. Hardy, gravelling Shananes
11111. West Wawanosh boundary,
3.i5:'2t1; Fd. Jones. inepevtion ou West
Wawtlneih boundary. 31; J. J. Moore.
work on eetneter'y fe n e. 315.75: ('. C.
Lee. supplies for ermet:•ry fear. $22;
Gordon Young. selecting Jnron, 33; T.
H. Wilson. se1R'ting Jur>ra. $:1; 1.
He•the-tug/ton, stele -tine Jurors. 33;
1.-r. t'hristilaw, gravelling. 318; total
' -q.-nt at meeting, 1744.25; .total eget
to ante. $7445.211. Council adjourned
1,. November sth .t 1.30' 'p.tn.-1-
I I ETIDFI81 NY:TON. Clerk.
1)1 G.►NNON. Ira.
\ Dr. A. F. Cooper. of Toronto, son of
Relnes.Iay. Weiler 19. qtr. nal Mrs. Geo. A. l'.%oper of this
Death of Herbert Car.ar.-Mr. Her township. has been appointed dental
.l,ert Caesar who hn,J been a sufferer in -Tie -tor of one of the largest echoola
for over u year. teased away on F'ri- iu the. day' Ills- Annie Cagier ix
dor attrru..en, October lith. 10 -his baying to menu* her position as nurse
forty-sixth por. He had tired on the 1 in her brother's omee
ant ecouc o-iun of A:hfirlil nil bit llte.i Mae Jennie Lamprey returnt.t last
and w:ts knuwu a. it quiet Inkoffeusivr} week from a three weeks'
neighbor
to Ho-
man, a gesxl nrigwr and a splendid i elleeter Mo., where she was under hos.
eitixe•u. 11e lea res a wife, a mother I purl treatment
aril noir irrother to mourn' hid lu.ts.1\'. M. so
. eliese-rgeeist..-The ser -
Tee funeral tgok plate to Isungannon I rice nn sued./ afternoon in Union
r.•wetery on Tuesday afternoon. the Ichurch wag conducted by Rev. (keortte
vrviee being in charge of the ('.11.3'. 1.ilmore, of Ripley. He ie a clear and
!Lev. .i. t', IWalden of the Methodist 1, forceful meeker awl hie sermon WAS
ditto -II officio ted. I tllllfh enjoyed Apl•rLriate soles$ were
Erskine Ad
arerwary--
TIe anniver-' -rang by -fern. Charles Cox and Mr. E.
wary eervkeu In Erskine Chun•ll "bast Ii,•Icher, of Golench. The thank -offer -
Sunday were a great suceeee. Rev. ing received by ti r W. Di. S. amounted
Chas. Cummings. of St. Helens. t•. 310, this being the larxeat in thc
preaclrel two very forcible sermon. to 1 tory of the Society. The illttatartld Itr-
la rge in lgregatbons of miter tist.ner. r. turn Purl . T.0
The choir rendered valuable service of tended, an
epee in music fret the octseituk &good it
Melinda* Annirerwaeh.-The Meth• Auld
itt-
lia di'an h anniversary hold enuirersser. ref. •.tlanl, was able to describe 'Meth -
ekes tin Sunday. tkt,da'r 2trd. Her. ge(itly the scene's tie they were thrown
M"r. l'lydeesl+ile. of Fordwirh, will have npon the screen and so kept tlw attention
charge at 11 a.m. aa1 7 PAIL All are of the audience throughout. It was
e rdbtlty invited. gratifying to these who secured the•k'c-
re. Will Elliott dal daughter. of tnn•r that et many of the parents re -
Ne Liskeard. are visiting with. Mrs. s[s>iided to tie invitation to bring the
Elliot .mother. Mr*. J. Ryan. 1 children._ - : _ :
Miss at. Ray. ,1f Likefebl, 1i the'
guest of er slier, Mrs. H. 11. Duff.I AUBURN.
this week. .
21f. ilieo.:Petenan. of Wlarton. le o
Me brother. Walter, this week.,
Mr. (Walter' I'etmrrn had a very 'saw- I
twain! snit last Tliiir-day. Ht' la satin
to Lave the farm alai will rietlie ate
iteumiller. where h.• will 1w engaged l
y evening was well at -
the views Were such all to give
erstanding of what is enjoyed
ho are priyileged to really tour
vtia. Mr. Moffat being a native
ABOUT 3o
(',cod; lecond.haneTIVatches
to be sold on TeiDjty'"d Trial..-
Money back if not satisfied.
$1325 Waltham for =7.10
23.00 g g
810.00
15.00 Swiss 'r $7.00
2.50 Pocket Bens " 81.00
All others in about same
proportion.
ve eaeai
Feel, nate!) will nun and keep
tins•
Money Back in Ten
days if not satisfied
MIRAIReanielsonoRIAMAMOW
Halsey Park
WATCHMAKER
F7gln Ave.
2n4 door mat from South .$
Wednesday. (kto ber 19.
Rev. 1t. J. Ross and Mrs. Moss are
heck from their holidays. looking the
letter for their rest.
Mee. Frank Hil.lwrt presented her I 641TH.
8wtardq, O,tober A.
,('ungretillatioor. '
huebaal with a baby boy Inst week.
lierin the brick and tile\ industry. lir. 31r. S. Atothere. dletrleet represent- \I r. f. 0. (b14s ewnrth, formerly of
eo. Adams ha. rented low farm form• deer, hada moving pfrture h envie in Myth. Iws purcl-hased a hardware store
'tv leased by Mr. W. l'e+twan. the 1'. - tr.. F. ball on Tue--clay nightIII s
Ir. and Mrs. David .111'
e "The Scotch Store" a
STORE HOURS; Al A. M. TO b P. M. t SATVMDAYS 10 P.M.
•\Mach
Plane
56
IllelleMensassin
n are en-i,(lwtng to the wet night the atterelatee nr. don airs. eeraeam, nnwee alta
g"01.11 nos--iLa-arlutPr-wi(kylr. Tom r .and Mar Potter. of Stratton'.
' stets Writ As large as it would have been.
]Irl n. I Mr: Wm. IMlsie's sale of hon+ holt !were visitor+ at the home of Mr. and
Fair a
It reported that Ilenry Cu r 6G, .f eets on llatnrlay drew a large j Mrs (Per'. !Neter last wrest.
eery w at prrse•nt. } )f n. Artnetrong, who has been 0%-
I eruwel and good priers were realized. i .
Mese \Ia*'
liiiii t. 1(. Kit cng her .ret., �Mr. and Mrs. John -
He. Tam Adams went to Alln.ten „1011, for its•Youngd It. Fi n igan atte nded Iwst rev► works• lettIda week to n+sl et Mr. A. Asquith iu Saturday fir u -r home In Sault Ste.
me'tinean autolMoile tire-tvmpetu . he evaporator there
in Wingh m chi+ week. ter. air. Hoyle, of Nile, occupied the
Inon't fo get the big races in. Duo. P((
ma i1mbll' On
It of Knot cirri on Sualay. Mrs. Alex. Parker, East Wawenah,
Ma, of this weep, Wad itef. t. •1, ppreached(lute quite a unique sight in her or -
Mw hill- gut learn all can l Mr 'rtt� _ennlveraa''�� f} chard. O1F•of the plum trees' is now
eerie in Yt. lkoylPs ehriryter. en'ere,1 with,
etiniert pram to be au important
h ihl..`soma. a moat unusual -\ thing for thi< wasion of the year.
THE FALLWEATHER The marriage wax aolemnlrted in To -
REMARKABLE CHANGE HARD'ON LITTLE ONES. I vont° on Tuesday. September 27, of
.Carrie Chellew, of Toronto, form -1
elly of itivth. to Cherie, Bell, of the
Kneen (Ploy Tlw ceremony took place
and bright and the next wet and cold,. 1 at the flume of the brkie's sdster. Mrs.
Thee sudden changes being on colds, I A. H. legaan, Rev. W. J. Smith ofeclat•
cramps and colic. and unl'ts baby's little aux. The beide wore a tailored souk ,
of navy serge with navy and ecru
Shegeoeae ed bouquet
pint pb tI. I A -must ion
She carrlsl a iron net of O 11a
rows aryl fern. Miss 'Muriel Egan. ' A.
Meer 0f the bride. mate a pretty is found even among children, If
medieme dealers or by frail at25cents a tle0wer girl. After • irotleymeron at you wish your child to he rtdmi(eed,
box from the Ur. Williams Medicine Co., Arlentir (Pity anti New Tork. Mr. and let ns supply the
Brockville, Ont. Mr.. (tell will moll. In North Toronto.
IN THIS MAN'S FAMILY.
1 gained twelve noun
twenty-six e.undc and my daughter
gaining day bv'day taking Tanlac. It's
the biggest surprise of out lives and all,
our friends and neighbors are talking
about it. This medicine has made a
wonderful change in every one of us.ji
Before I got Tanlac, 1 could hardly drag
one foot after the other. I had.. indiges-
tion perfectly awful. in fact, We were
all regular dyspeptics We all sweat by
Tanlac now at our house. 1t ought' b be
in every home. It's the world's grn lest
family medicine."
The above statement was made by
George George 1. Testy, a well-known and highly
respected machinist, living at ft3 Downing
street, Buffalo, M. Y.
Tanlac is sold by leading druggist
everywhere.
, my wife gained
COLE.
Monday. (blotter 14.
There wt. no service et North Zion
church last Sunday owing to liromlller
church holding its anniversary ger-
Don't forget the fowl sipper at
North Zion. The pmgram will he pro -
rifled by the Raymond ilatelmond Con-
cert Co. Please reserve the date. t
November 7th.
t Mr. and Maw. John reason ratted
Itheir son Will In Stratford on Tura -lay.
John Treacle and ramify motored to
Canadian fall weather is extremely
hard on little ones. One day it is warm
Miss, C. Muri.•I ('helle'sv (laughter of
x
sto Tach is kept nght the result may be
serious. There is nothing to equal Baby's
Own Tahlets in keeping the tittle ones
well. They sweeten the stolnach, regul-
attethe bowels break up Ids and make
Baby thrive' The Tabs e sold b
Beautiful ,New Laces,
Embroideries and Medallions
Just to hand a shipment of the newest novelties
in Net and Metallic Laces, Embroideries and
Medallions in all the latest designs
LACE FLOUNCINOS 0.00 YARD-
l1a1d-aomr Embroidered Lace Floun.•Ingw In
black len embroidered lu !Direr or gold. For
evening wear, 21 la. wide 35.11 yard
DRESS FRINGES $1.00, $1.60 Y AA�RD---
1nre-w Fringe% are more popular than for
many a sawn and are iu great demand In Mark.
siker. I.rowu. green and navy. Pure sink. heavy
quality 11.11 and 31.50 yard
ALLOVER METALLIC LACES -
.Ill..,. r M.-tallt, 1.a.'. In Ikea :Mover designs
in black ort embroidered W gold ansa silver. IR in.
whir 32.15 yard
EMBROIDERED
MEDALLIONS 50c EACH-
F:wtrn)1.i•rel Medallions in all the leading
colors makes Ideal draw trimmings, heavily em-
br,idered. Special 511e ee,L
BUGLE BEADS, BEAD
TASSELS AND SILK TASSELS ----
Millie Beads. •11 lvlon ler per beetle
Read Tassels, all colors ... .. . 50e earh
Silk Tasse-is. black aul white. fr•unna 13c to 1:0e
Black Military Braids for Trill Oe -piece Dresses, all widths from Sc a yard
NEW EMBROIDERED
SERGE SKIRTINGS $6.00 -
This is a nal serial, beautifully embroidered
in silk on good quality all -wool Serge. lug yard+.
side. These are all ready Just to tlt on band duet
her. Spestal a 35.11 each
wo�s TALL x6ss---
Womeen's 4-1 rob Heather Hone. tome eludee
anneal
• see.
31.25 pair
Women's (iwhasere Heather Mee. plain knit.
in e•okns of brown, navy and green. heather mix-
tures.. An ideal Hoar for atreeet wear, ..$1JI pair
MIR QUALITY
WORM/ SKJTRZR ROSE $9.60 --
This la an extra fine all -wool plain knit
Heather Harr, Engine' make, In assorted brattier
mixtures MN pair
FOR THE FALL HOUSE DECORATING3 -
Now is the time to make the moat of the house when everyone is at home to enjoy the new
Linoleum Rees, all aisas-New Oiklotha-New CarpeM.ANew filab-New Curtains
Big shipment Monarch Yarns just Meived
Millar's Scotch Store
The Store 7 hat Gives The Best Service •
A. a eitlsen you probably appreciate 1 e.t'tera 11111 ■nd *peat Sunday with
the fact Haat yon arelaying a part in
shaping the destiny ofthiscommunity.
There roust be a en -operative spirit be-
tween town and rural residents. While
the farmer pmducee the wealth. he in
Pun independent npon his mama town
schools. chureber', hanks, moving -
shows, stores and other dimmer -
social conveniences. A further
should Iw practised by giving loyal
50 borne town inatitntiona, ,nclud-
fdM Item. town dnlggist.
ye1R Iowad dnugflat wr ask for your
Radio M til leak of giving you genuine
welder, toady fools. fair prices.
Detain Deal minding away for any -
aim is or drug.nndriea until yon
ha* es iid oaabgtu prima and
oars In trading at home
Ars the alIwsta_s of a twenty-
lye import- i
s iw y.At+i, =AT needed.
Missed Olive and lona Fowler are
on an extended vlslt to Alliston.
' Mr. Emmet 'Mitchell is on his rends
as tax reflector.
Mr. J. B. Cox has pnrduared the
farm property of the late Andrew A.
Tonng. Yr. Oeix owns the adjolalrtg
farm. Mr. Robert 'Medd bought the
property 1n the village of Carlow be-
longing to the same estate.
an.
• .F.R(•RN, you will be well advised to check that
first cold weather twinge of rheumatism
before it develops. Use the standard
remedy T.R.C.'e. Ras-Mah. the positive
asthma remedy also sold by H. C.
Dunlop.
Tuesday. r M•tols•r lx.
Mr: 1t'erne, ha+ lett for the Rest
where has been railed to the bed-
side. . f iia mother
young daughter eine come to stay
taw home of lir.. and Mrs, Harry
'te'tua R.
lllxx 31. -Heater _+•I The -wool iud.;
with friends at Stretford.'
Mrs. Amb. Horton has arrived home
front Toronto.
The two latblh• s•Iww>Is-S. 14. No. 9
and S. S. No, 5 -have been closed for
a i(lnple of day, as the tr,arht'ri. Mise
Sowerby and Miss Kempton, Were at-
tending the'nnventtoh et Exeter.
Mr. e1. IWiumlli, of Goderich. %pent
11 few days at Mr. Arch. Horton',.
Mr and Mrs. Will 4,141100. of (lode.
rh'h. vixtt.d friends here nn Sunday.
Mr. Win. Strarb.n visited his.nier'e,
Mrs. \Win. ('...k. on Sunday.
Mr J. Perron railed with friends
fere on 140n.1ay.
Am veriary Services. -The .anirer-
miry eervie•s of L shorn ehnmh last
Monday were very wNl attended.
Itev. (ketene Gilmore. of dtipley, was
the 'speaker for the day. On Monday
evening the irot anpper in the hist.
meet of the ehntrh was a eneeseare In
every way. The weathermen favored
the eottgrewation wltb an eseeptlotrally
Ain evening end" the sapper and pro-
gram were enjoyed by All The con-
tr1Mettons of Scottish songs by ilia
11. C. Wilson, of (lederieb, added much
to tat eaJoyment of the evening Th.
Illustrated lerrire oa "AIM Westin" fly
Rev. lir Moffatt wine a rent trent.
The einem rerrlpts were $1111 fel.
A1/etahtev nolo of AN
fi�a��►• p�wera _
tttl-isc at k rent aach, (�Sttrte, acts set
Irmo choice. fllaok.txr's,
Rheumatism?
Or Mearalgia, Scheie*. Lumbago?
The remedy is eiespl., ire �msu�s
taws. wily talons said kanrlP .
Taleppletom's
Rheumatic Capsules
Veer druggist will supply you.
Writs ler fres trial to TempM-
tea's. tie C jlisi its Rt.. Tes'eatsa
gild by 8 G Dtsetlspe
W. C. SNAZEL
TAILOR, CLEANER
and PRESSER
Prompt !ltttption to all
Repairs end Alteration,
Al Gwgweats Gasped G.ar.at.si
Cidnelses
Routh. Side ofReenase
Nest b British llratturige
Wearing Apparel
We make a specialty of
Baby Garments
MJSS S. NOBLE
Sales Swore -- Cotlalk-t
THIN, FLAT HAIR
GROWS LONG, THICK
AND ABUNDANT
"Danderise" Costs
only 3i cents a bottle.
Oa* application cads all
dandruff, stops itching
dad falling hair, and,
in a few momenta,
you have doubled the
beau q of yoar hair.
It will appear a nada, so
soft, lwatrews, and easy
to do up. But what wID
please you most will he
atter • few weeks use.
When you see new hair-
line dad deway at lbst-
yss-but really sew baby
remiss an ever the
sea*. "Deadewiaes is to tis hair what
fresh showers of Ma aid mashies are
to vegetatloa. It goes right to the rests.
tae a.4 sersoglisose the This
M. .thelia tug bode •
likings, faded Our ea Rae h.
heavy dad ltuarfa.t
t'1
1301 -The TIe S fru sow to January 1st, '23-1.50
1
20 Day Sale of Second-hand Machines
We have in stock the following second-hand machines
which we want to move out in the next 20 days regardless
of price.
1 Ns. 3a Bar Cutting e.:
1 SENO (Vigil, Hu
It Waattag Plow.
2imity Prow.
I D
1 Wag
Gear
3 Ranter -Mee Ruggles
2 Cutlers, good .s dew
2 Washing Maeldrrs
1 2%-lismenswer Any Regime
1 I-Heesepswer Fairbanks SF
1 Cream Se semis
1
1
=Ed Sowing 13Mdlia3►
311 -la saw
National Gaeg Haws wile
i MI.g Cotters ••
1 good Drill
1 Motor S(•wlrtg Iliaeilrte
All Plow Points 75c each
Baled Hay
Posts Hardwood
ROBERT WILSON
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White Teeth
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KLENZO •
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white, snowy foam penetrates. every creviea-sean•bee out old accre-
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whlteua'the enamel. And. ta,.kk-a all that. it lea ret that delicious,
col. clean. Menses feeling In your 'ankh.
Start getting whiter teeth this very day. (let a tube of Menu.
Sold exclusively in Goderkh by
H. C. DUNLOP, PHM. B.
"The Heza11 Drug Store"
Redfead Bleak - , - Godewteh
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1301 -The TIe S fru sow to January 1st, '23-1.50
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20 Day Sale of Second-hand Machines
We have in stock the following second-hand machines
which we want to move out in the next 20 days regardless
of price.
1 Ns. 3a Bar Cutting e.:
1 SENO (Vigil, Hu
It Waattag Plow.
2imity Prow.
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1 Wag
Gear
3 Ranter -Mee Ruggles
2 Cutlers, good .s dew
2 Washing Maeldrrs
1 2%-lismenswer Any Regime
1 I-Heesepswer Fairbanks SF
1 Cream Se semis
1
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311 -la saw
National Gaeg Haws wile
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1 good Drill
1 Motor S(•wlrtg Iliaeilrte
All Plow Points 75c each
Baled Hay
Posts Hardwood
ROBERT WILSON
Strom Gtdteids, Oslleks;,,
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