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Yr. and Mrs. Clifford Epps, of held Iu the e:.lt of February lith, over
'Varna, are moving to Detroit. 0111.'m tins' s recons Toronto
tieing present.
U. N. Welsh, of the tit o
cceselon of
eloderleeb township, has punba*.d a last week encoding the Provincial
term near Lambeth suit will move ru it. 60„,9 wad, cuu,eutlou.
shortly..' Iiis. ('lark. slicer of Yrs. James
Sarah Jane Doti. wales' of Edeord .►rwatrong, with whom site IDakra bre
I)rircoU, and one of the oldest rt'stoleets home, fell on 'Thursday sed broke her
of MCKIIIop township, teed at her hutne arm.
aooth of WsIton on Thursday bight Mr. and Mrs, lt,rtwrt Dark left last
lust. She was in her eighty-second week for Biala', Sask., on receipt of
year. Ihr news of the death of their eldest
G. K. Hullaud, who has resigned tie daughter, Mrx. Afford Phillips. T)e-
teslof treasurer of Me'Klllely tone, ,,..„„di tw survirr•d by' her hurdwtd and
ship atter lengthy iwrvlce, wait pn- two small children_
treated by the couucll with a gold- -
headed este• To lira. Holland the
council presented an embrlla.
Chao.. Proof, of Ik'ttoit. sou of air. 1 unique sIs r1h•R t•veat took glace
anti Mrs. John. Proof of Candrue, has lit Lueki ow one ylgbl last week. when
re -halted the 12Sacre farm of Hobert ,.levet met front Hemmels were pitted
I d CK'NOW
1m
Luker, of the London road mouth ..f
ont
the West Mr.Luke
p ars ago and tut nds
to return there.
•Wllliatu . brtham gilledat . Henning, home
of his daughter,
f
Turnberry towuship.
after an illness. of two eo weeks.
Deceased was a succeesful turner In
Turnbcrry and viae hila` In high esteem
sight e,1 by
in the community.
three daughters. Mrs, C. Metering.
Yrs. Irawe
s w G G.
l
l of
predeceased •teaselhint
Ttlroberry. ry.
three years.
against an equal number of fecal leen
in the aneirut and Iiouonside Rime
nI checkers. Ti.ilBrussels men came
up by train. serrivllg about 10 min. and
returning by tine 11 ii'elock train in the
ttorniug. ):ael1 I.m•kiiow- iiia' er
played leo gnu les VIth each of the
lints -el. mei.. ma kl ng twenty-two
game:: nor each player. At eke e•ued of
play Luck now had the greater number
of Nlns A, iltiiuber of interetel
4isrtaters wen• present.
Mre. James Ilitchle k laid up with a
broken arm. she result of a fall on the
lir.
-- Word has leen reedited. of the flesh
Winnipeg, a
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u iK.
e' tNer f I
\n. fee. .sir,
d
Y'1flB ..r .1
BL
u.,N,Ylere." arrear Lock.
__... ,fie .:•�ilTata- - ""- in hN met
preeentel by the choral Soelety now. 'Ihi.•umi'l .I was the valise of
Memorial Hail hist Friday night, was death. Jame* and ('harlee Ritchie. of
a sorties in ,r 4'• will'. Rey• (e4,4._' Zion. are brother: of the der•exsell irnd
'Telford, par•tur or St. Andre,'" 1.11'1'" Mrs. Wm. Juhu-ton n slater.
r'h. acted fie musket director, w ; — --
cru
sterol by Mot. ,Havik,tsl�hlY.' hall
Miss Pearl Gilley. pianist.
was erOWt1ef. knit the audleex•e 4410)111
one of tlo' t neltlhimusical treats in the
history
ataouuted to $250•
The household effects of Mr. Iloh-
byn. hardwar.• n8•r•hu!it. have arrived
from Newbury, ('Itiwenx Welcome Mr.
1)lbbyn and family t.. town.
Mrs Vett. of
beenvisitingsh
h `r ogbter. Mrs. Thole
Taylor.
EXETER
\ Home and School flub has INwn
organised In I:%eter with °Metre ae
follows: Itdon. pr.'*klen( J. C. titan'
bury; pecsldeie. Yrs. (1)r.) J. H.
Browning; Mei rkvyrrealdt•ut. It. N.
Creech; •aeon.( yk.•-tire•siek'ut. airs.
N. N. Medd; Ih rd vice-president, line.
11)r.4 M. G. Graham : recording se•-
n•tary. )Its. 1". \/uliard; corre.rpotuhlne
ae'retary. Mies U. E. lees; treasurer.
Mrs. F,•\\lekw•ire: ;tresis reporter. 1111411
Y- lisle: eont•e•nen of t•ommittree-
THE SIGNAL,
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— GODERICH. ONT.
Wait wee
YYNr Nelin
Tr.eNue-
Lanes 11
le ZAN-tics'.
11,1PURIAC OF VXNEZI
Borth American Beate Ameimee New
Iloporl4see« tm a Market.
Owing to the impurtaut derelop-
menta which have taken place In the
oil gelds of the Republic of \'ene-
suela during the lest few years. and
the consequent increased purchasing
power of the country, that South
American state has assumed a new
importance a market.
Prow a scantas half
million barrels
In 1920, the production of petroleum
bad Increased to over 20,000.000 In
1925, and the Ilett has not '.et. been
reached• lnow holdia anis j
place as a 4'eneauprodur,e•ra of 011, 4104 with
further development she mar take! a
yet higher poaltb,n.
)sports from Canada to the ren
public rose from 9278.541 1n 1921 to
91,065,258 In 1924, and to 11,423,-
333 in tbe fiscal year 1936. These
mounting figures are largely account-
ed for by larger shit/meats of flour,
but as far as other Canadian products
are concerned themarks: fa practi-
cally cally untouched, despite the faet that
From BE�W ondltfons g a
ethelosocit ■ttentlonohtatntntrove the errax rtersthe
It is so highly refined
that its rare herbal
essences soak natur-
ally through the tiny
pores deep into the
underlying tissues. Thus
deep-seated disease is soon
dislodged by this unique
-Buk zea tnt311T.
Fa
the
clog
tt
ointments
pores and never peiietrso
beyond the surf**e skin.
It's So Different •
SP' WORTH program, apes N. Medd: wr1a1. Mre
paper to W. Puke; IInru.r. Hire. N. J. Inure•:
!'ire started io venue• waste. Isel welfare. MINS M. Horion: memlwr*hip.
the inatumenl of the 1►ominiors hIank. Me. J. 1'i.welh 1N
Meetings will •
but wee ,tisetnerld and ea4Ingo,Nhel e 55.held Dore a usenth In the stitrnl. 1 -
b1•fore much (UMW,- was dome. William 11. .\rip•trmg filet 'Chnrr spectators but it was fatal to the
graduate of `(lenforth wen. H. C. 'jhomirwm. at Ta, vinter
J. 11. Kerr. a gra do murnhiu lust from the rffwta of I and were, on their way homy when al r. numbers from training schools as I wretched man, who Abd of heart
Collegiate InMltute•, amt a brother of Id. e. el '1"ume. ale w'ax in hi i thin- 1 During his first few days In camp skilled workers. strafe.
ty•se•re•nth year and i• sum -lost by itis Thom w to 8 silo warning pass'd ' the young recruit was the victim of
James Kerr and •Mr... JnnN•s •\Itl'hise'n l nwayr Ise wan se�uernty-ton years of n Wi11 be profitable for the United 1 Tugs -of -war between railway en -
of Srltforlh, dlo•il r."40ntly xt \sure"'u wife. tw-o 1binghfen. antl tone .a di. so many practical jokes that he 'States i[ this work is given rncour- tines have also been tried. The most
i doubted all men and their motives. I r g sensational of these was when one
ver at the age •J slaty )e.Mtre A due ebtertalrmentt wax giren by Ke• __ ape -tient. meat. Th. rising generations of
Reeve Beattie woe at Toronto' last tbe I tlyel Te•miorewne40 l.egtm* It the . REPORT OF HOG SHIPMENTS One night, while he was on guard, ne roue erre becoming restless. They excited driver over -lased his chary
wick rtteudinR lit,. knuinll muting "f town hull 011 Friday evening and was fur wtrk ending February '.4, 1!r_i : ;the tall figure of one of the omoeta 'raw no reason why they should be to such an ext. ..t that the boiler
the 1'mvin•'ial Goo.' It.rael•'•\s+e'Irtileli• well attended. mapecially by the child- I - Me a Au -Hurler Roomed up In rise darkness before
i compelled to submit to repressive burst, and several of the spectators
Mites Frruee. Yowler. an till! and him
• laws and ungenermts treatment while were Injured.
f nth. ern• "itflly Jla'' JohngUrn, of dieNl- Ilse burp County i "Why gots there?" he elation ed.
ere i u• t r h t g hundreds of tbo 14andr of toretgnera
With Lam -Bak- It kills pais.
allays inflammation and
swelling; removes germ in-
fection and poisonous matter.
Zam-Buk ends the burning
kntetlon of salt rheum or
eczema and heals ulcers. pilo.
poisoned wounds. etc.. L
sorely as it doessimp1e cuts.
barna, chaps. chilblataa, etc.
of foodstuffs and many manufactured
articles.
Venezuela, In the ro
1 part of Son ust northern
tit America, lia,s an area of
...Ie, (
i'
W1 Irarrytaa. 11 1611A44 tt6AliM TO ORRI tl
i
The Digger 1 "dear' the $e4ter
tie �slt:'
Ute• of the meat p.puler features
at the United Ins$is !Inhibition at
Wembley last yeere a00ording to a
Lundou writer, wan tee great racer.
Everything that sivM a thrill, be
says, 1s popular and the bigger the
thrill the better the show 1. pal•
ronited and the mors money rotttrin�'
So entertatnaeat mauagers are al -
way s on the look -out for something
new in thrills. The water chute. an
early effort In ibis direction, was
originated by a wide awake• syndicate,
which rented the lake in the North
Tower Gardens of the Crystal Palace,
London. and produced there a repre-
sentation of the Niagara Rapids.
They spent something lilt, f20.000
In erecting this ettractlon The sten-
nation-hunter boarded a boat, which
first plunged down a tremendous
waterfall; then, after n dazzling
course through e'uv.> and corks, the
trip ended on the calla lake.
A thrill of $pother t p•• is provided
by art Italian hotel proprietor. He
has bought a site on the summit of
414 fnactive, but not rxttnel, voleauo,
sad is bulldlug rn hotel then•. 'f hoar
desiring excitement of the most In -
I tense brand will, s1,. p in an under-
ground chamber. which has an ashes-
Arr Itre:eking 111e Bdianle Bbiding tee Boor, on the bed of the crater.
l't.rw to a ('4ltaer of the do tie I Tbey will almost eertalnty. experience
slight carthquate shocks, and there
The teacher was In a none tuu
plewAt mood. "Jones." he roared,
"why were you absent yesterdays"
And the reply was: "Presse sir, I
went to my brothel's wcdl.lng‘'
"And whom did he .narry?"
"A woman. Mr."
"Idiot!" yelled the teecht t, "e:!d
you ever hear of anyone no:1m cog e
man1!"
-es, air; my enter."
New Snip se: tt.!•l•on Hie; t'•wnrn)•
• The governor and touuuittee to ...,
Hudson Bay Company Irspccted at
Tilbury the company's new vessel,
the Bayruperl, before her departure.
1 on the annual %meg. to Iludsoti stay.
In wishing the vessel a suC.ssfUl voy-
age, the governor. Mr. Charles V.
Skie, emphasized the fact that on
I June 3, 1669. the conipany'r tire( ves-
ard,Atte •Not4ucit, a ketch of 50 tons,
sailed from the same watt neon the
voyage which: ter-orh;inatine the for
'nation of "Th.• .Covert:or and eft.
parry of Adventurers cf
Trading Into HUdsen Ilay " at tit•
same time laid the fountlatlr,41 of 1r•
great Uornlnlnn of C.:inar!a, II , k• y
stone of Empire. stn. topic;• t• ' ..t
to sea•
THE \lY:Ho l'H41f—:t1Et4MI'9i
394,000 square miles, which is oaly
13.000 square udlea less than the
area of the Province of Ontario. It
bas an estimated population of three •lytr tterre->i+tgratlen of Degree* 1n le always the off-ehanee of an PE-
mflllons. Of this number about 10 the Northern States In recent years 1 plosion.
per cent, are white of European de evidently marks w definite ebange In Those who would pr.ef'r to go
scent, but po.eitly 75 per cent. ars the social con Moue of that hereto- I "under -sea" are eatrred for In the
allied race of white blood and In- fore oppressed and slighted race.
i-dIan. There art also pure Indians The- vision Dr. _R..nkwr T _walk._
and negrvles. ' Ington has hecorue overshadowed by
u he. development of
• ut
t
t d elo t
eat d p
the oll field: tiie-fe' s a Mtge and which has caused them to break Cho
growing market for such Canadian ponds binding them to a runner o''
• products as fish, canard butter, all the South and has led them to be-
varieties of canned fruits and vege I Neve that the world 1s theirs if they
tables, potatoes, Sour, Ir.mber, ee but go after it. They are asserting
went, the various steel produce, and l their rights for recognition as citizens
many kinds of manufactured settees. of the United States, say the Toronto
The city of Maracaibo may be said I Globe, and doing it in a fashion that
to be the most important Angle nisi -V clearing the way of all obstacles.
ken in the retry. Canada hu re- When efforts are made to discrfm-
eently been rougbt into promlalnCe inate against them as property own -
In the city through tete purchase of I ors they appeal to a national organ -
two electric light and power plants '- enation well -provided with funds,
from a Montreal corporation. i ready to Parry their fight to tbe high -
Ter wealth of Yeatauela Ilea in est court. To establish further their
her abundant natural resources, � position they have orxanfaed a league
AN o w wens ped d
see tt,._ ► N fes. las
bee. Zs.-a.i keep
gast ars sake.
Thursday, March 3, y:'7.- 7
Good Coke
IS A
Satisfactory Fuel
Genuine Solvay Coke
is the Best
We sell it. Price $1 3.00
per ton, delivered
eti
The DeanCoal Co.
Sul,' Agent-
GODERICH, ONTARIO
kiosk -hydro, an Instttliatfon invented
ce enable sightseers to descend Into
the sea. The observation ellafftleer
high is.-cirtular.►nd of steel is litlt'il
with double watertight windows.
abovew P
which
are powerful h
ower( 1 er t
rte
lamps of trrtuenduuei caudle -Dower.
This chamber Is gained by d.' cendtag
a narrow staircase from the larger
Member at water -level.
For original thrills, however, the
United States 141 bard to beat. In
one town a runaway train was adver-
tised. For this a special track was
laid down, roughly circular In shape.
and banked up like a racing track.
Mut this was the undoing of the show,
for the engine, started from a siding,
bad not made sumcleut speed bytbe
Linn it reached the circle, asthe
Novelty and
Fancy Goo
We have a very exteuyivt• line.
Give u- 0 tall.
which are largely undevelo , an dralgned to train their membership slope caused the whole (rola to top
to err pastoral and agric the pl petro-
to take a place in Industrial life. 1t I pie over tato the centre of the
leuzn ars In( addition ro the asphalt
drum arras there are various saphalt � L to their credit that tbt;y are not ,tourer. The spectators, thus deprty-
lakes which ytetdthrheat twill -et--evading opportunity to work. They l ed of their thrill. showed thou dta-
asphaltum, while along the coast are replacing foreigners as tear appointment by wrecking the en -
asphaltum. in New York. as toilers to 1 closure.
pearls are Lound at various polnfsi the stockyards of Chicago, and as I There was ons' daring U. S. citizen
The mines yield precious and use u unskilled laborers In the motor lac=
metals- cold, iron, copper, and apes• tort& of Detroit. If the program of
the National Urban League works
The I6ecnrlt's Joke. . out they will soon emerge In large
who thrilled onlookers by acting as a
coupling between an engine and a
carriage. It may have amused the
highly este•rne• 1 n-ef I 1 f S• i " crk b. UN.I r ynom n o pA t i the Total begs lki,. 144 ,
died Suuekty nftenn,sr, tit the ape i ,, tin,Araw and hitt tww•ttatlon-. herr' select bacon ..ill. _E,t_• "Major Moses. replied the oMeer. from Europe were Admitted to the
i [-three•,e•ar.. She r Rh 5 •1
Is ,dery 118 /, inlgeiy enjoyed by the audleeu.•. 'Thick .lawlh
ore. brother. Jewell fowler. of i,, \ r"•e•ptlon 8444 hell IU honest' of ilrnvles.. >i S
Huron road. _ U 1 Mr P C. Pyre of :heir r- ssx. 1 rf
Air and
,x ra 1yu es
CLINTON Inns 11141 eye l frees n 'rix works'-. Sto,p hJgs ....11
4one•y M., it ie Sa*kiuehew-.rn stud Mand- I.ifhts 11141 feeders
()whim to ill-looe:11, llarrlon
WIItee• ha• sold lei• grewery tee
Clifford Tahh Mr. Wilts has Men
1n Wiriness in t !iittoo furuverney
yearn and has she. 1104011 pr. mi
fist j country and hailed with delight as
,14.1 The recruit scented a new oke.
iI, "Glad to meet you, Moses." he new, citizens, entitled to vete and to,
11 said, cheerfully. "Advance and gip become. Representatives In Legisla-
t, theTen Comnt'endments," , tures and Houses of Congress. They
{ shevist propaganda. But fortunately
}yrat Sake, Match they are working out their problem,
s It was to 11,•`.2 that Sweden pro- and doing 1t with every apparent
:I diced the Drat safety match. ! prospect of success.
t:ANAI►A''' IdgIl)R-t L.Ns1'MITION
Trimaran" !nonoil • to the Extent of
BItkfIle87N,
4
e
Miss S. Noble
British Exchange Block. Gtderich
41 1 r
were becoming a fertile geld for Bol While Ie;::J exports of liquor W
down, t1.• guile of liquor In Canada
apparently ,^.• r up. The report of
the Department of Excise for. the
last 11 e"li . ear shows that Canada's
te:tee n. M•r.. fittod to the extent of
— - — $10.932,57s through excise taxes
alone en Ilgt'ers. Details of ('riato11111a
"NEW ADVENTURES OF OLD FRIENDS." By Miss Peggy Harvey roller eons Ilquor are not Rtwm
Mho.
- -- - The easiest way to get tvr the. top i
ZURICH to go • to the lsrtt,.m of things.- 1'
- - — 1'41 ser Times.
Znrieb .h*,ekey f,in. are elated over
the victory of ih,•ir term Itr the final
1n munieitsl affairs. at
C . J. Weill. Mk retire .d from the .1.pt8111played.
he lt`iefoneorr the
chand
Province of (juebee. where h•p
e ent f possession of the McMillen and Mr -
tern' Ii n l ll1 !w with
has left for Res- }#.nrll.•wpw 99ereCbad sole ilia' Prat
Me -
tern' 1'nneodu, with Ihr Tiit+tetLen .I,ri
of home and.home fames by 2-1. eo to
buying h.rree e. win Zurich had to •rrr.rme a le," of
aro and ,. recently Harvey.
'.lebrgteol the ung peal. in the firer two periods
114411 ria eir wed. neither beam ,e'ure'I. hut In the final
ding. y4l'ttni/nlwr of friery nd+hgath n+l period %urieh tr1'11111 two goal.
*4 4 making the seer.• for the gable 2 -IR and
4 their s buret to had a t'" .'t eye" for the round :('1. %urieh now hold
Int Thr Must tool. I Of gift weer per the M.4Mne11 ,np per mallehtly and hes
conte,} with N iHInnIN'r of gift'. i4, siltt•r. won the Mea1111an trophy tote• In son-
-BauttariA evasion.
__ E. F. Kh.fr. ryWerle•u uL--Huron •
, '"win .\it.he•on. widow of 11N• ••01101),••01101),sort 11. 44 Neel,. rod sutN•rin-
latRe inw Martin. Iuna•rd „way tetnlent for Hay township. attended
February- 1.th in her eighty-elghth the meeting of en (;ood Roads .\r,w.-
ye•/}r. She and 11er hnslwunl crlebnl elution at Toronto like week.
tel their golden we"I.IInE In 1(ruaw'Is Farmers In this district are beemning
in 11114. Mr. Martina .Ii,JI in 19211.interested In tubae"., growing. A
,The 4e•venitl Nnuuni as 11et11.' o4 number have hal stneea for several
Brussel!' people living in Toronto was years in growir ¢ the plant. and 11
larger gnn1111ty alit he. grown this
Theo. Sl'Adan -. of the itrnmun
The Baby's Cold like'. le
had Inds g Nulty crushed while'
Baby's
working In the l.+- where_ibc filling le
etdnI nwf f er w ;dieting tit 7url•h
e -
Continual "dosing' Hens/ail road. A slide occurred, par -
with laterad medicine • Iiadly covering 411:. McAdams. tett the
•pacts delic.tsatlN
stomachs. Treetrolele rr•sult was not s., ne•1.1nua an it Might
•eternelle e"'ith Stickel hate been.
Yea hist rub It on. 1 — - -
V�Ci�S I WI- :—
VApoRus l Ex tit en• N'm- Isbislrr and We. le.
baster en 1 "ruse y ' 2nrl eel•1lrated the
nft)-fifth entre ,•t-ary of their wed-
ding.
After seine mouths of failing health
Sirs. lowish stet.nrt. of East Wawa -
nosh. passed uway last week In her
sixty-third year. She was More in floe
4.lwrtahit' of ('nlro.s. 9t*rvitli,g are
her husband. throe daughters and
three sons. The funeral took pine• to
the %%Ingham e,melery.
•\t the regular meting o1 tit, sotm:;
people of the United ehur'h l:t•t wrik
an Interesting d,hnte, took place mien
the resolution "That education hos
done more to promote+ missionary eu-
feriirl*' In the fnr•lgn ficid than has
timeliest work." Tile atlirmntire Was
taken by Mr. Moore and \Ire. Emer-
son, of Wbltechtrrch. and the negative
by Theodore Reht'rtson and. Marjory
Oilmen, of W10gham. The, judges•
gave the ,kchebni hr the negative by a
Mall margin.
. Rent SMUT-. is --m 1It1r.-r. smith.
of the Bank of Cnmmere, WIngbam.
has received en „tgw,intmetu as IMAM
ant surgeon to the itritieb Govern-
ment lrhyreician in Honduras. SInee
grudaating a few years affil the young
man has had emi.ld,rable t*,41-grndn-
ate work 4104 an extensive experience
on an ocean liner running to 1nrlia.
Charles Thompson, of Kineanline.
died suddenly and unexpectedly In
Winging' Monday of Iaat week. Hee
and h'e wife 141t! Menti rlat'in,1' r':e!r
Apply Minard's at once. It
halts the pain and atopainAatn-
tidstton. Removes all poison_
trona cuts andtores.
Keep a bottle on the shelf. «
I'LL C
AT M Y CROWN IF I Hpe/N' T
A WHOPPER 074 MY NOOK
of
kt$k
Ill till
ti
Ilf°Iiv
Old King Cole took f ishl ng -pole ,
P.n d went tofish one day
In a little boat he put o -float
On the waters of Danger Boy
FI:1' 4 _'
f.J
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-.1
•
This fire. represents a steady In- ,s
- crease sin..-- 1922- when excise• col-
lections on liquor were 86,224.561
tanuor ►eche exverted In the same
year totalled 409,007 proof talions.
which le •about 47,000 gallons less
than the average• for the pre io.w•
four years It 1* a striltinr dece...ow
from the teerl year 1923-1924, when
876.691 gallons were exported and
since when them bat Dison a pitted,
decrease. The foregoing -figures are
for spirituous liquor only. The ex4Jtie
reeenue os malt liquor (beer. ale,
stout, eta) in the last gated yoa.r was
TlTLI3Z. hearty dotbte that of 1991.
COAL
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Coke
Pocohontas (2 by 4 egg)
Briquettes
1-etu supply your vv':nit _ in
any of the above fu('i. Prompt
service and rt•aeem:Oile• prima.
La FLICK
Tel. 11 ,1 1 . fireferich
Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
FUNERAL DIREl'TORN
AM) EAMIIALMEKS
seders carefully attended to
at ■II hour*. night or day
GODERICII
(lanaela'. Newtpelnt.
Canada is the world's greater et -
porter of newsprint, and we have
Ube greatest consumer of newsprint„
the united States, next door to fila,
Our exports for the 1926 period wi11
total 9102.000.000.
When gilt Wasn't Taxed.
leragmehta of silt, taken in many
asses from }Leaver thauaands of years
re now on view at tit.• ArlN.h
Museum, and rival in pattern .,r.1
feature the trice products of to -day
When he Cost his Ile it struck a mine
Thol hent tiff with a roar,
And tossed King Cole, all hale and lahole
flight out upon the shore
1ai� gcv ham
as
d his eye
And w(stiul t4 gazed to sea,
"Noo hq my soul sold old'( "9,
Cole
Thal b+q fish londed f1E •
Pc: :ng Ccle; he should stick his nine a. -id his fiddlers three.
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral [Meteor and
Embalmer
All calls promptly attended to
day or night
I' 110:CE S
Store 335 Residence 355w
Dentition Street, Goderich
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ELECTRIC WIRING
INSTALLATIONS. ETC.
GEO. W. STOKES
BROCK Street. P O. Box 601
ROBERT WILSON
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Masxeey•Harris Machinery • Frost Fencing
Toronto Asphalt Roofing Rubber -tired Buggies
Farm Lighting Plarte
H.lnlilton Street. Goderich, Ont.
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'N1wNelinlee
We Are the Authorized Agents
in this District for the
Al. C. Dayton Radios
We wil) demonstrate this Radio Slat at your home or
at our store at any time
Hill's Hardware
Phrine'Fer ", hungannon Central
A General Line of Hardware
01,
Th. $t Wee Store
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