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THE SIGN
GODNRIGU, ONT.
d�derich Centennial
July 31 -Aug. 6, 1927
Notice of Meeting
ON account of the Greyhound excursion on
Monday evening. next week's meeting of the
Centennial Committee will be held on Tuesday
night. at the Town Hall. It is hoped every mem-
ber of the Committee will be on hand, and all who
are interested in making the a iebration a success
are invited to be present and take part in the
meeting.
.d
IMPORTANT
This year, our Centennial year, do not fail to keep your
home looking its best by trimming up your lawn and walks
and filling your flower beds with suitable planta, either by
purchasing a few plapts or by sowing seed.
The next important step is to have a few hanging baskets,
and window boxes or verandah boxes suitably filled would
1inake a vast difference in the appearance of your home. Make
it so attractive tbat the Old Boys and Girls returning in August
will feel sorry that they ever left the old town of Goderich.
All these extras for your home can be furnished by
GEO. STEWART, Florist
am only too pleased to give advice on these matters,
whether you purchase from me or not..-G.S.
THE
GODERICH
Onrauts
TWO PREMIUMS
GIVEN AWAY
WITH
EVERY ORDER
.HEAT Fbu(S
COAL
BOUGHT
DURING THE
SUMMER -
(t) PEACE OF MIND
(2) PRE.PNO.PNESS
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Some people say, even in this day
and time,
That women don't have as much
business ability as men.
But when you see how women
take advantage of off-season
That women don't have as much
linens and other household
goods,
Then when you see how their hus-
bands wait until the last minute
to order coal-
lt makes you.'onder'
CARLOW
CARLOW, June L -Mr. Errtttetoa
and her daughter, Mrs. McDonald, and
son, Row, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Errington, M., of Dungannon, on
Thursday.
The township council met In the
township haWAa Friday eveetag to
discuss with idle Wawaaoab council
the drainage problem. Agin, we
understand, they foiled to [rash an
agreement.
The`echoel teachers of the township
met 1n this WI ea Thursday evening
to revise eta school flair prise list and
ui transaet.itdsr business; in connec-
tion with the fair.
Miss Jean Morris, of tie Goderich
hospital staff, •spent Sunday at her
home here. Bite was accompanied by
Miss Chambers, also one of the hos-
pital
ospital staff.
We regret to report that Mr. WIll
Treble met with what might have been
a very serious accident on Tuesday
mobile arcing. The disc harrow
caught on a root or something and he
was thrown off in front of the harrow.
He is now laid up with a very sore
aukle and bruised leg; 110 boaea were
broken. We hope be will make a
speedy recovery.
Yr. aad Yrs. D. Crawford and
children, Betty, Allen and Bruce. of
Flint. Miel., aide Mktg -Pearl. Wilson.
of the same ptaue, iqst the week -end
and the holiday at ellastrwee," the
home of the ladies' parent Mr. and
Yrs. Allen Winos. Yrs. Crawford
and children will visit for a weep or
so with her parents. '
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 'Rllson and
babe spent the week -end and holiday
with the former'. gagrt$, Mr. and
Mrs( A. Wilson. '
The young people of the Aareb gave
their play. "An Early Bird," at Crewe
on Tuesday night.
Yr. and Yrs. Dixon and four child-
ren. Pearl. Thomas. Julia and Annie,
of Perry Sound, spent the week -end
pith the lady's parents, Mr. and Yrs.
Allen Wilson, and met their relatives
from Flint. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Walter moved
from the 8th concession to the Walter
homestead last week.
Bev. A. W. Brown, of Ashfield,
Preached in ceder church on Sunday,
setting forth Ca dates of the main-
tenance aid attendee fund. He
•••••••••••••
For One Week Only
200 PIECES OF
Aluminum Ware
- on Sale at
79 cents
Blackstone's Furniture
Exchanir
Wed Street s nt.
0•••••••e11•ri•
GET YOUR
Greyhound
TICKETS
' to Detroit
at the
Canadian Pacific Town
Ticket Office
Comm Square and West Street.
N. 8. Flarity.
toot >11iiP''mg ,object 'The Chem& at
Antioch."
Vignette at the home d Mr. and Mr&
Paul liae6el the Past weed iacklEed
Mr, sad Mrs. Arthur Maedel and son
Howard of Detrojt; Mr. and Mrs.
Noble Mat and son Rkbard, of ease-
vli Mkh. ; lir. and Mrs. Isaac
> .,their son -in law and daughter
and twa grandchildren. of Flint. Mk*.
DUNGANNON
DUNIMENON, June 1{•• -Mr. and
Yrs. J: Pattison. of Wtigbaa, • ate
visiting at the home of )b. and Yrs.
R. A. Metenaie.
Yr anti Mrs. Elmer Shackleton, of
'Detroit, agent the week-er0 with Mt.
Shackleton'. mother, Mrs. Wan.
Shaeklekl .
Mr. 113ohard Reed and daughter,
Mdse Rvsbn. or Goderkh, and 10.
wm. Beads of Detroit. visited at the
home o1 Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Davidson
on Sunday.
Mt. Wa. Fitzgerald, of Detroit,
spent tile, week,end with kis father,
Mr. Reid Fitzgerald.
Mr. r1Rer Harris. of Stratford.
visited at the home of Mt. and Mrs. T.
G. Allen .on Etuuday. His two little
daughters. Marjorie and Nora. who
were visiting their grendparents, re-
turned with him.
Jnr. Jack .RMs,...t Detroit. and Mr.
R. hoes, of leochalsh, visited it the
home of Yr. and Yrs. F. Boas on
illbnday.
Communion will be dispensed In Er-
skine chnreb next Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'etott.
Anniversary services will be held to
the Presbyterian church on Sendai',
June lead, at 3 p.m. and 7.00 p.m.
Rev. Geo. *ltchle, of Ashaeld, will be
the preader for the day.
There • will be no service in the
United March next Sunday. as the pas-
tor.
astor. Rev. J. Walter, will be at Con- Empire." after which the social corn- toad. In •rat -ekes dos. Apply
formes. mlttee took charge. The next meet- to MRS. E. Ye3iOD et the premises.
Oo Monday of this week Yr. Percy les will be held In two weeks, when 1
Fioigan started with his gang of men Mrs. Penn and Harold $ttdst
eoer will ]OUSE FOR a.*iz-000D LOCA -
to eontpietd the bridge commRnced last give papers on 'The Lite of St. Piaui" TION. There convenience. Good
tall st Blyth. The men from this vel- garden. Situated seer Collegiate.
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE
W. C. SNAZEL
Haberdasher and Dry Cleaner
Steam Laundry in Connection
Wort Streak Telepbese 339
The best -suggestion we can make
to the person in your household
who attends to ordering the
•� coal is,-
Buy now!
•
CALL
THE
�t,koa
asto,n
For Good Clean Coal
J. B. MUSTARD COAL
COMPANY , J. R. WHEELER
Phone 98 Goderich Furr.itnrat'naeral rraetot
Hamilton Street, Gederieh. Oet.
Secure your tickets
Steamer Greyhound
to Detroit from
F. F. Lawrence
& Sons
LUXURY IN UPHOLSTERY
The cosy comfort which you are bound
enjoy when repo ing in any of our liv-
ing room and parlor upholstered pieces of
fnrnitnrn should be recommendation
enough. But on tap of all this is the ar-
tistic appal. The type of upholstered
furniture we are now offering is as ex-
quisite in design and finish as it is lux-
uriantly comfortabl.
TOWN OF GODERICH
TAXES
Pay your Taxes NOW.
2% bff First Installment if paid on or before Jane 15.
3% off Second installment if paid on or before June 15
• .. Penalty
of 3% a ti brat insialfinent if not paid on or
belbre lent.
on.' Fos get, pay before lane /Mb and get the
discomfit.
(l. T. EDWARDS, tollisetstiri TSPWII 'Halt
We woalda't say that
Wrigley's baa • plasm at the
wadding esrsoroey, but is tm.s
of straw or whoa you kava a
trying ordeal to taco - ase
Wrisloy . now DOUBLE
MINT -it'. real
Peppermint.
Vip1Gt
C Vel
*tit Mr. asM Mrs R. De vitt,dB 1111.
day and Moods/.
cock went th• week•ead at this tows housework. Amply BOX TS, 8IG-
cottage. Mits. Trebilcock sad deg. SAL OrrICM.
Walsh sad little Margaret returned Vouwo mAN wANTED To
London 'with them on Monday.
a the hardware hostages. Apply. In
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Glogoadle. grams la JAS. 0, ClARRIM Gob:rich.
and Mrs. Sam Mendeissohn, sad Mr.
and Mrs. M. R. Iltilzherger. se Ibleget. WARTIIID.;-TO HEAR FROM OWN -
were week -end guests with M•r• and 1DR of 1004 Lana for sale. Cash
Mrs. F. V. Martin, also of Detroit. at price, particulars. D. F. HUSH Ws.
their cottage. Deepens, Minn.
Norman Toms, of Detroit, spent the ANTIID. YOBTOAOI OT
weekend with h1. mother, Yrs. J. W 1660.
FtM.chss aecnrt
T Mies Lola Elliott and Yr. J. Piney, SitGNAL OFFICE ol�•Y R
of Detroit, spent the week -end with DARRO'W- It
the former's mother, Mrs. W. Elliott.
Mrs. W. J. McLeod. who was vtalt4nti WANTI�.••.B,ALIBMRI4 TO BELL
fn Detroit, returned house with them• Wtnd1%r. devetopmeat Ln ossa 10-
Mr. and Yrs. Thornton, of Detroit, d8ty• Quick turnover for ln'mmar.
called on friends in the village on Cempn7 gaatent ss to retutn mosey
Sunday. with Droit to iavgstor within two
air. nasi Mre. Mullen. Jir. Jones. 7Nrs. 8aletmeo mutt be repataple
Mrs. Jas. Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Baker, and have good standing is cosaotonit7
Miss Baker, of Detroit. were week sad Apply in wrtti g giving full parttcu-
guests with ayes N. Ferguson. Mrs of experleece, etc. A. KROPF A
Mise Dr•tdu and Mian al. ihtrttairn. (Ylatl'AVY, EIA Bartlett Hnlldlae,
of Detroit, spent the week -end at Windsor. Ontario.
their cottage.
Miss Alva Graves, of Seeforth. Is the
guest of Yts. F. McEwen.
1'sasg Peelle Debate. -The Y.P.S. FOR BAIi,_c e Y E NT
met on Friday Mst, when the subiect, block house os. 8t 0eefge's
"Resolved, that the life and character Cresc at. _11ar
of St. Peter bale made a greater con- ase sae other- e..,eal.
tribntlon to the ('hrlatlan church than races. Garden planted. Apply JOS.
the life and character at St. John." C. CRAIG, Gat:
was debated. Those taking the aErm-
arlve were Donald McRensle and FOR SALE' STORE AND DWELL-
the
Grainger. while Lacy Woede 1N(: house In Dunglsnnou. (:arc
and Yrs. C. Campbell upheld the nett- ante on Property. Alm halt an acre nt
were Miosis Helen land for sale. Apply to MRS. T.
Gerrie The judges SELLERS, R. L N 2, Bluevale. o
end Edna 8cotchmer and Yr.
Arden Grainger. The affirmative wenn MR THOS. Dungannon.
by a .mall margin. Mir Sarah Reid �bR SALE.
read several chapters on Alfred the j
Great from tbe•book "Founder of the ha'�k+ Seel. al
FOR BALK
OOME.D
ton Cambria
Mee are Robt. Moore. Jas. Sttewbonse. MRs. W. .J. YdVEVVIN. Britannia
Oeo. Riv4tt and H. and G. Stewart. ST. AUGUSTINE
The funeral of the late Mrs. Joe
Wilma, of London. took place on Mon-
day to Daogannon cemetery.
Mn. A. Courtney and Yr. George
Kitson. of 8t. Thomas, are visiting
their sinter. Mrs. P. Sproul.
Mrs. E. Mann. Mrs. F. Bowden and
Yr. T. Rowers arc sidling at the home
of Yr. ani Mrs M. Hoffman.
Sproat of Godericb.
k•end with her permits.
D Sproul.
Mia
spent
Mr.
Mc
4VElop
May 3L -Pia Annie
Detroit on Tuesday to
visit h Mrs. C. Platter.
lift. Men -Mrs. Percy Dynient and
two Little daughters. of Detroit, visited
Mrs. Dymist'a parents, Mr. and Mrn
over the week -end.
re. IL Lord, Mist Gladys
T. Mallot, of London, and
n. Kerr. 01 Wdkoites,
'with Mrs,.1. Davison on
J. W.
Mr:
Davi.oa,
Yr. ad
,were
Snnday'.•
-
Wsekeend guests at ale RIAs hohi
were: Misses Alta Norman and Ruby
Goddard, St. Thomas: Mr. Fred Had -
got, Loudon; Kiss Kay Clark. Mass
Heads dart. Yr. Clinton Keenan. Yr.
llamas Johnston, Yr. John 0. Doyle,
1st: tad Yrs. J. M. Atkinson, Detroit;
L L Dads, 'D; H. Finlayson, A. L
• *4or, London.
' to rtaaar fAab of London, eon.iW-
iag of twentyddve members, held their
aYaal banquet Saturday evening at
the Mks hotel. Bayfield After a sump -
Mots repast the evening was spent in
wog and addresses. The members
retained to their horses Sunday after-
noon after a very enjoyable opting.
Yr. and Yrs. Henry 1(111er and babe,
of Mount Clemens, motored here on
Saturday and spent the week -end with
Mrs. W. Elliott.
Miss Mand McGregor left on Twee -
day morning to visit friends in Detroit.
'. Wellington Graham. of Aurora,
t00% charge of the services of the
Presbyterian congregations at Bruce -
field and Bayfield on Sunday last and
will continue during the summer
ntonlhs. Ile Ise Knox College student.
Rey. and Mrs. 11. F. Kennedy and
Master Roy motored on Saturday to
Morpeth, where lira. Kennedy and
Roy wilt visit while Mr. Kennedy is
attenC
Rev.ding Qtr. \L•Donsld. of Kintore. took
Marge of th,• services in the United
church on Smiley.
Mrs. C B. (Chapman and family and
Miss V. Brock, et London. are speed;
ing a few days at their cottage.
Miss .Agnes Inecintyre. of Strath-
roy, ie spending the summer with Mrd.
J. McLeod 'r
•
Mies Thelma Ritz returned, LrM4
Stratford on gaturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Detwity. 61 Gia
bort Plains. Man., and Mt. and Mrs.
Dove and babe, of Detroit, were guests
RT. ATTGUSTINE. May 31. -Yr. and
Mrs. John J. Wilson and Mr. John
Wilson. of Auburn, called on friends in
th,Y vicinity Monday of this week.
Miss Mary Murray was the guest of
Mr. Mason McAllister one day last
week.
The dance last Friday -night. held In
the parish hall under the auspices of
the t'.W.L., wns a decided success.
Another one w111 be held on Friday
evening. Jane 10th.
Rev. Father Paquette and Mr. and
Mrs. W. Boyle motored to London last
Saturday.
There died at the hom` of her step-
daughter. Mgt Asa. May. 845 Wharn-
ct sad (n Londr on Satar-
dap 'morning. Mil► lath. Sims Sega -
mond. beloved 1rlfg at lord) WB
Funeral mervteels ..gre h at Mb
above address an Il iBdgr a
and the interment tookaen4
panni cametere M► M
.AiNer.T1Les-ip Grtelerieb
Nuc 21st*fo Yr. and Mtlt.
J. Ainslie, a son.
DIED
LT.1N.-At Detroit. on Wibasday
June 1. Isobel Carney, beloved wife
of Yr. Ed tjnn. In ler 419th year.
McMFLLAN.-1n Ged rieb, on Thais-
road • , E
•""lWELIC NOTICED
CANAp1w S1l:lt or r 0 R
-
)aT18. Godsrkh No. 32,
wt L loud their atonal Church service
And pared* to the nape* church, hied--
stick
ied-
, on Sunday evedrtaJune tkh.
von RA I.E.-1927 enarraOLLT
COUPE. $7jK.. Mileage 1111.atlas.
Owner is going to U.B.A. Tillogar la
as good as the day it left EV
Must be sold at once
_B01'0, 8.
NAL OFFICE. or Phone 22,
UPR IGIIT PIANO (BELL.)
SALM.-In fnt<Iats• eonditba.
Apply to DONALD MacKAZ, 1'. 0,
Box 457. Goderieh.
Brethren are rsgn meet In
their Lodge Rooms at ay
11a11, North evert, at 6.81 Visit -
Ing brethren cordially lard to at
tend
JOlIN W. BELL, A. E. BAER,
O. L -..i•
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL.
1' -
The Council of the OorporatSea of
the County of Huron will matt la the
Council Chamber. Godsrki, at 21
o'clock b the eternocs " skTeMigy.
the 7th day of June. 11111t -.A11 114•'
counts against the Cetat,7 MIME be iia
the hands of the':ark sot later thft
Monday preceding the tasting Clouser
cul.
OBO. W. HOt,MAN.
elevit.Goderich, May 20th. 1127'
AUCT1ONB*RINO
THOMAS GUNDRY. OODRBIOL
LiVE STOCK AND OWNIBAH •
AUCTIONS= a _
Telephone No. 119.
8ale.0 attended to anywher. and *vers
effort made to give wtfafactt*a_
Farmers' sale sotes dlacountsd.
ROBT. ROBERTSON,
The Auctioneer, 4
will conduct and arrange any sale • tt
the latest methods to get the best re-
mits. See him or drop a card and bo
will give it immediate attention.
run aabia a specialty. Eldon
9oMr4N:
Dauoutoo riAcnnoNss
nitA. N. ATKINSON
OHIROPRAOTOR AND DRUG-
LESS TESIRAPIrr
OODIRICH
IaWpp.d with dontta'aaagaafila
Ostia EloFtaale electric trostssata
aid chigapsetle. Chronic orpale sat
abeam bowie Ina in Meadaaea
Mesa 2 to 6 gad 7 to 9 pd.
Monday and Thursday a1-
aad evening, and by op-
' Iesipae% and oaks --Cosier gg
Ends stoma and Britannia road.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
PLANK P. G1BB8, CHARTIRED
AotweataaL 102 Ontario street
Stretford. Moue 1580. Res. 1330 •'
,
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROPER-
TY FOR SALE. -At corner of Bri-
tannia road and William street. Ten
rooms besides bathroom; closets. etc.
Good furnace. All conveniences. For
terms and further particulars apply .to
DONALD MacKAT, P. O. Box 407. MUSIC
Boderich. `. 11
•pOU�E FOR i1Lt.-eAPPLT TO J.
A. BEDFORD, Cobourg street.
tf
t
r4) 1
B SAL4 -B* ' . * sg0231Q11
on censer lot .nth -watt eealst
.on strata and Cambria road. Al
price. Palars
)IL Dow. gol.rlcic! Ont.lrti
AR*
dal, Jess 2, George Ml91111an. In his r �I70'1701% I*ia •.
80th year. -
The funeral 'will take Mace ' 1 Or VALUABLE
late residence, Park street, oa. v0 4E119-'
day. June 4th. at 2.30 pto Math 11pB8E FUR -
land eemetery. Service at the house
at 2 o'clock.
. r►e are inuCtsrtet b7
H A. ORAHAM
av mur8 SAli R to am by pews auction at Mer balsa
Saturday. Jane 11.-Asetlal ale of 0•mseia road. Ooderleb, as
valuable property and hoose trarnlsh BATI'RDAY, J[I+IE 23th,
Ings, property of Yrs. Sarah A. Ors. ememendng at 1.30 o'clock shar•p.ths
ham Cambria road toUowing proptlte:
:Ram
COURT OF 11111VffiMN
N(YMO/D--TOW'MHIP OF COL-
BORNI.
A Ooart of Rev1s1s. of the 1927 as-
sessment roll of the TOwnasfp et tel•
borne will be had In the tows**
hall st 1 p.m.r� , Jane 14th, to
heat` and ddoteeosplatnta of
said assessment.
G. J. MOTH1bRINGTON,
Township Olerk.
-TO Rarer-
TO RENT 7t0 IVIArARTM25NTa
-
(4 tepid,), over eters Apply ra
1C HERelk odericb.
TO 1L'a'r ; -. Mrvait-a O O Y'H D
Ar
os. at. T dnweestt.
gnitabie• tot small .. Ap1r
The south part of lot 135, ranging
number, in the acid newt of Oodericb.
on which 14 spinate a seven -roomed
frame hew b fad condition, and lot
184, manta( sabot, In the sold town
of Godhead.
! Also' rte contents of the house, in-
cluding: 2 mahogany upholstered
chairs; 1 reed rocker; 1 solid walnut
settee; 1 mahogany reading lamp; 1
oak pedestal; 3 jardiniere stands: 1
screen • 1 solid walnut antique living-
! room table; pktures; 1 ball set. con-
! fisting of lenge mirror and seat (gold-
en oak), 1 table. 1 ttmbretla stand.
fumed oak, 7acobean, 1 hall Melt.
1 dining table; A famed oak
almost new: 3 oak elm
' e ane he)ttnm .hot r • 1
lel� mya�ttoshnff'tand notgqeia c .lrging *able; 1 'rocker, I fteolrean
fancy table*: 1 Morris Maly; 1 bo
case: with a nnrtaher of toots: 1 el •
1 child's roeksr. high etrir and drew►
ev; 1 antignt solid mahngas7 band.
carved bedstead 1110 yeses old. and mat_
(trews -
tress: 1 walnur 1„vl; 1 white iron ted
1wltb .91118' and. msttreases: 3 (trews-
` n<k•a : 1 dre..ing tat Ie.
gWllt� , 1 bedroom rocket; POP -
a; finding j1tchers table: 1 kd -
td; A. kttebsi chats, band►tatitle; I
ornate eooeb.: t h!
e dotbet et ; ! 11tri tlr
heater;:Florencecoal eta" e
hearer; t prate, Len
,"tllormi : 1 ca mngt- get-: kttebdlt
forks and atmaaa; **Mirth":
enth
=vtap11leb. and hand-aa� 11M :
plants: 2 verandah ehetrs: I UPI -
ram fax. A c to i n.ter, 9112: 1 cgs
cam; 1 hnn,t-hralebtd ball rom. ♦s*;
hooked mats: Iinnlentt_1 wading ma -
Attar; 1 galvanized} tnb: I eldth.s baa
ire( ; 1 wheeihnrrow : 2 ladder*: fault
1 lawn maser r : 1 heap hnrner : 2Attivlt
vanes : 011 ft. of hasd.. and ode► a,tkdiie
inn nnmernas to mMNetn.
Everylhfrrg mast he .olel. as Yrs.
Grafinry�sA lasreltMenwu.
TERMS: On the y -Pres psi
een.t. of purchase lee at the of
0411P. balance when Aced 1a eke : en
house turn/shine.. cue.. Ash. „
1111*. P. A. GRAHAM,' • ' 'tx•t.
t Propel Y.
gUlxDA? .
LAUILA JACKSON. A. T. 0. Y.
Instruction given in piano. Red-
Boutheast corset of Bartel&
Britannia road.
,Out,. W. H. JACKSON. I
elver 1. Voice Cultmer,,41
Violin, Guitar, Theory, etc
elRtonee, 37 Yong etr
10
P. J. R. FORST= �_ 1•,_ -r•.. 4
EYE, IIA*. NOIR. TR OA!
Late House Surgeon New York Opk•
tbalmic and Aural Yeuptal. asdgttas
sae
Tares Throat HHoiyi4L Lam -
53 Waterloo St. 8., Stratfort Tab-
epbone 267.
At Betel Bedford. Gabriel. ga I�
eve01ng se third Monday of eat
.tooth till the following day, Tuendse.
at 1 pm. Next visit in June.
_b
FirROi 1NVI
�Emory Moot
E
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motels
MADISON and LENOX
-Th DETROIT
cbt the hivrt of the
doen- (Aetna 'moron
*MAYS owl We'
fflOVW eke nolo* or
Isteegeer AVC MBA dIA4Allenicaralle.
WPM THE OENTIST sae,
Goderich. Wolsoollar. Auk .
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IMEAL
ERD/EBT 11. LEI,
Barrister and Solicitor
10 Ring street Mat, Tomato 2.
Telephones Elgin 84166417.
DUDLEY 1. HOLMES
Barrister. Et.
Oldce-Hamilton ' street. Goateed&
Phase 27.
R. DARROW, BARRISTER. IPO
di\
' Successor le -L KiUoria.
Phone 97.
Of ice -T '' A la a
'WV;
Wags
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R.O.AAYS-R.O.HAYB ail 1.A.
Hamilton St., Gadsden
t
Welk' >fl�fc glhone ▪ •
YI • , - '11 UAL FIEF
Farm and
proven: 1nsYed.10
s s. Connolly, P
. O. ; Jat,-Flans, Vfeo•
Beeellemed P., 1!1. F.
Sure. -Teas., Sea ortli. P..0.
&actors -4: Braelfeld. L
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