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CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Phone 90 Goderich
January Clearing Sale
at Greatly Reduced Prices
of our stock of
Men's Wear, Dry Goods,
Wall Paper, etc.
Sale coma ences Saturday, Jas.
21st, ase costumes for .1D Allays
\'telt our store to Save looney
J. TAYLOR & SON
AUBURN
AUBURN
1)141 You Gel a Signal Calendar?
At'Bi'RN, Jan. 10. -Mrs. A. C. Jack-
son, of Goderich.is visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. 11. Paterson.
The lentils attending the G. C. I.
emelt the week -end at their respective
homes.
Miss L. Wagner. 11111.+e-in•tralning at
ittratford hospital. is holidaying at
the home of her parents. Mr. amt Mrs.
J. Wagner.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ralthby have In.
Wailed the Itlyth telephone In their
residence. •
A meeting of the lot holders of
1za1Yr �n-the •h
revteR' }fall, Auburn, on Monday after-
noon. Jatinary 23rd, et 1..30 o'clock, f
the temper of electing
interested in the improvement of the
eeuw•tery grounds arc requested to at-
tend this meeting. •
THE SIGNAL,
Foster left by train from Godeech on
e honeymoon trip, and later will leave•
for their home to the West. nor •
Death of Robert
posed away at Toronto
on Friday
last
l in
a former rcwldent• d[ this
the person of Robert Slallougb, at the
age of seventy years and nine months.
He had I+eeu 111 for the greater part
of a' year. The deceased wase son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mal -
lough
and was One an family of
eleven, six brothers and ttve shakers, of
whom only one brother and the five
sisters How survive. They are: Mrs.
Greer, of Glamis; Mrs. Ben al<Clure,
of Lueknow ; Mrs. Jos. Stothera, of
Myth:
. Ste-
pltenStottten+, oftDungannon,aart and nol Mr.
Wm. Mollough, of Teeswater. The de -
.•eased are Joseph and James, of Dun-
gannon, !Meld, of Luekuow, and
Known. of Duluth. Mr. �M a`Iou Ilt
stel
wife, Isabella Catuer,n. 1
-him--4.we- year. lie-Ietvcs_a- fam-
ily of two to mourn his loss, a son.
Stuart, and a daughter, Mrs. Bold.
Meek. of Toronto. One son. ian, was
killed In the war. The remains were
brought by train to Lu.•know aed from
there were conveyed by motor to Dun-
gautwn cemetery, where tliey were in-
terred. Bev. ('. H. McDonald aecnm••
,sulci the remains from the station
and officiated at the grave. assls'eI by
Rev. J. Walker. The pallbearers were
Messrs. Thus. Wiggins, Jas. Davidson,
Wm. Smith. Hold. Davidson, Thos.
St //tilers and Adrian Disher.
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
DUNGANNON
grl'g(ANNON, Jan. l,.- Wielding
'w•Il.1are ringing.
Mr and Mrs. 1.. West and children,
of Saskatchewnn, spent last week with
friends here.
Mr . and Mee. Knox and children. of
Limerick, Sask.. are visiting the lat-
ter's neither. Mee. J. Barkley. ' ' -
Mru. Garrison. of (Goderich,is visit-
ing her aunt, Miss le Dreany.
Mrs. D. Errington, sr..Is who
still very
taken 11181.6'M a week aR
ill :and her r.e..very is uncertain.
There was a good crowdat hall
l
euchre party held In the parish
last Friday night tider the auspices of
the Women's Institute. Twelve tables
were played. The winners were Miss
Edna Park and Mr. ('has. Alton. The.
Institute expects to hold another eu-
chre Many about t ie`ifhf February.
The Annual congregational
g
„f Erskine church will be held on
'1'huralay evening of this week. A see
vial time will be spent at the close of
the meeting.
Mrs. Jennie Caesar is 1 -Wilt's her
-Icer. Mrs. Rich.. 'Gardiner.
A quiet wedding toots place at the
reetury. Dungannon. on Wednesday of
last week, when Mrs. Agnes'•Foster, of
Sheplarttoa, was united in marrlege
to Mr. William. Faster, of Abernethy.
Seek. The ceremony wets performed
Calvin Cutt's
s
Specials
Tea, sis'''ial mixed or black. --_59c
Sweetheart Coffee ,..62c
Cocoa. I-_ Ib tins - 25c
Dat.,. Ile -----------------ittc
Natural Figs, 2 Ito 21c
I'rn nes. R), -,--.,--10e, 121.2c. I5c, 25c
Macaroni, cut. 3 It's 25c
!tolled Wheat, 3 Ib.. 25c
Whetting', 4 P 25cl'aslry-..l Lha
Parsnips, Reece, Carrels, peck25c
We Issue and Redeem Cash
Discount Bond*
J. Calvin Cutt
--Grocer
Phone 116
Kingston St
GODERICH, ONT.
for His loving kindness in leaving you
with us and us with you. Will you
aaept from us WA email blrtbtday
present, a pair of blankets, • linen
table cloth, a pair of silk and wool
hose, presented by Drothy Bell,
e
of the great-trrandebtl'^`•n, and this is
slmgdy to remind you'of our continued
love and our sincere wish that you may
be spared many years to us. (Signed
on behalf of your children, grand •hild-
ren and great-grandchildren). Then
the gathering sang "For site's a jolly
good grandmother.•' Lunch was served,
,
end different games were' played
the wee hours Of the morning, when the
birthday celebration was concluded
with the singing of "God be with you
till we meet again." Grundtnother re
ports that it is nice when you are no
forgoltou when you are old.
ASHFIELD
THE PORT OF LONDON
TWENTY-EIGHT MILES OF I l'IR1T
V A L"l ll'$.
i 11amHWn Fyfe Uercribes a Visit to
London Docks-War•ebotrses Cote
les t Wool.
•
baskets ---they're from Brizti-Is the
bark that Ipecacuanha cough mix
4ure Is made from. And these bun-
dles are sarspartlls In the raw.
Of Iodine there are 21y utint•n
Pounds. In hand: t u d. as c. w' '
among the l's,
Indigo Store. #.t would acute.` •,•t
tor, if we did, we
twist Enormous Quantities o blue.
Are you Interested In iv. 1.y
Rubber, Drugs, Ivory, Skins, Ma Is a door cdvered with the n
tusks. Aro you barbel tau emeu, !. t
admire bird Atkins wit at sept
from bird bodies! Fiore are a ' you
of the moat )loreeeus p'a
..can iwuKinP:
Nova Scotia In 1101:.
The Port of London is a great
hunting ground for mysteries, and
many and strange are the sights to
be seen there, writes Hamilton 11IS
in the London Daily Chronicle.
Most people who drop In at a wool
sale see only wool. They would see.
if their Imaginations were in proper
working order, wide landscapes of
grass land with sheep scattered over
them. They would see vast flocks.
_beu
biting rounded tup_T
.fnr-ahearinghey
.\SHFiELD. Jin. 10. -The mission- would see the shearers at work.
x1.y mretltM was helot no Wednesday. livery bale of wool would rove -
:Tannery 11. at the home of airs. Tom
MacDonald. Owing to the coadltlnn sent to their mind's eye so matey
of the roads the attendance was animals grazing in sun -steeped lands.
11er than usual. As they listened to the voice of the
11 " whfo>t
• w,
A number of the young people Rath- auctioneer selling the c p
erred In Kintatl hell and enjoyed a 1s arriving just now, their thoughts co In one
than
tho
could a ., of Nue
11 good time Friday evening. Messrs would be wandering In the long sheds' were 1 .nuke .1 slmullan
Ma
kite m n ie. and MacDonald supplied the leanhere , brown -faced men who get e fleeces came off, among � eouslyy throughout the whole ••f u
the meek' them off en skilfully, among the lite -time, remarks. an Old Country
Alted. the the mads were tit ty Ink, shivering sheep that run out paper. blocked. )(Intel'. Women's. Institute Into •the paddocks when the The "King's. Pl1te" 1s the name
held theft Dalton
0 at the home January uiratlon has been performed. el' en to a building near the Stanley
over-
Morgan12.Mrs. A. a e�tThoccupied
pidth. , iv. 'peel, Enge-
l:. A. Beckett oecttldel } te' Those weroieate of the pictures 1. -
saw while 1 was at the wool sale In , fund, in which RA damage. an `•:r'-
chtalr, with teen) [:ores members part of the London docks which plus tobacco is burned under the
present. A gond program was given. lies lust below the lower Bridge, 1 supervision of Customs ofhc:als..1e-
(`t)1:511.1 M . A. I oeyIP, Jan. 19. After Atte roll Pall end huslnesw discus
-air. and airs. A. Hoey entertaleed , • t, three l papers were read by Idrw. Hare there to always a huge store of ceutly some 10,000,uuU •r ignrett.
wool. were burn.'d th •re in a few days:
their friends to a oiaH(e on Monday
Neil G. a1AclCenxlO, Mrs. G. Collinson
their It in packed In bales weighing 400 The itanlei 7ubace•, \\ aret'uut'.
Miss M. Gladys Treble cI tib•,, and a(Is, .Vice MaPDnnald. Mr. (late. pounds apiece; • soh 400 pounds U I Itself is the lure. st in :h.: world. It
friends in Auburn over the weekend. Boyd gave a violin instnimental. airs. ththe wool 'oR 60 sheep. Altogether,' has a total 1/r a of thirty -eta acr.s
We are entry to report the death of Neil (h. aG,Phenxie rendered a sole 1111.1'1 ere are /brought here every year ,,n fourteen Sours.
Mr. Will Clayton's mother at Woad- Walter Dalton D It favored the members a defces of between 30 and 40 mil-
witl
The populution of Nov .1 Scotia, 1n•
eluding the bland of ('ape Breton
in 1827 numbered 123,630.'Nr
tuela's 1.•kew.
The area of CI.' prjnclpal -takes of
Canada 14 120,41/0 ritual's adios
Thursday. January 13, 1111111-41
New Tally Cards
Gifts and Prizes
.\
T
Smith's Art and Gitt Store.
1..t St rctt
THE
GODERICH
The "I .h'li,'a Pipe."
We hear a mat heal ab•tut Ue
Prime Minister's
won lei fel it c-
tion of pie
tobacco that they' oonsum but the
"King's Pipe" burnt' far more tobue-
t40 FAMILY CAME 15
COMPLETE WITHOUT
THE HEAT FOS. -KS
t a solo. A piano Instrumental lion of the useful creatures which Br,.uIth nt. Canada.
tock on January 7. wa,i >:Irrtt by Blas r'nnrt n'1. "f 1 atws- provide 1/a with so table a Part of Front }{a{}/a>F, A+•sa Lain.
51l+ses Dorothy and Christine h : t -IIIc. a deet wap sting by Messrs. (''has. our clothes. Try to count them nett i•.,u•ida s winter, pons on the Al 1.,t.
hertw,n and Mr. Frank Allen, .r[ the I time you lie awake at night: tic, by way of lite Canadian Nauou:d
l:.C.l., 'spent the week -end at their tonBoy.mll'e a C. solo.VelA shearty v'.tet'nl' Below the wool warehouses are I:ailwayw, to Pt ince Rupert. in Rrlt-
h. Mr. here. ., ;hank. was .•Ntenaet 10 Contt011lor Rill- the wine and spirit vaults. There are ish Columbia. elle of Canada's )'telae
Mr. Th.wi. Wilson ship stock env of chocolates t t 38 t them Par t the d uce
Monday. the Institute.. Lunch was PAP
Treble has returned home . (lido, of the meeting an
ped tndt fro
m ' •' Did I h you
!Ivan for first
M<4iaw• on M lay
es sen o , mites
o puts, i. .. Is3,905 mL. s.
served at as I am not surprised. I gasped To Vattcouye:, en the seuthetu
Hr. Nm.
from Putnam. w-herP lie spent two the ids. 3,59: mit, a.
:reeks with his sister. Mrs. Will Clay- meeting will 1s• held In the Kintnil wally mentioned.
----
ton. hall. As we go In we take sticks with small lamps on the ends of them, wan, of Adding to Hi, Inc
Preee--airs. rpilllam A. �<al-
ters wass taken by surprise when her
children. grand eh! ldren and great -
h ted t her home as
and the fi
Did you ever stop to think that much
of our contentment depends on
comfort?
iN herever you find a smoothly run-
ning household, good meals on the
table. warm. covey rooms to live In,
a cheery fireside to gather around,
There you are likely to find a happy,
contented family.
Keep up the contentment of your
home with another Toad of Heat
Folks Coal.
d the next mytwlf when the distance was cat'- „f Ilrhieh, l utato«aa, the distance, _ fw
by Rev. 'W. F.. Perry. Mr. and MM.
I'1 k i k on Ice the brandy vaults. Spirits do not, it
•
rst thing I notice; holding A 1pndon, England, vicar has tak-
• NIIIT
�� CALL THE,
Yarn• s uts
ECHUfttLH my stick up to see what the vaults up the making o[ hand -beaten dl-
are Mlle. Is that the roof has a corer- enrware as a ue•uia of adding to his ail -
For l,rxtd Clean Coal
graudchBdren gate e 1 Ing of thick fungus. This heightens : income H<, epeclalt:ea in church + -
a surprise Party to help celebrate her WHITECIlt-Bcii. Jen.
In iJ
h
re
Jan. 10. -Mr . the strange, eeIhe appearance of the
('hnrlcs Ru :neon Is working v.•ss.•la, but Is ready to undertake
eighty -scene birthday. Mrs. Irvine pikes. other commlaston:a.
dl corridors
n, read Inc at present. t You loot -along m
following -dere+• Dear Grandma.- .lir and Mrs. Wm. Ilohlnsnn span witch seem to have no ending. Hera
Oke, one of the grandchild
iT
f IKbty first birthday. `1.o at n. 1:41. Haines ps . very
141d at Dle. Casks on each side of the Pmt everyI,year, while In the United States •
da at
. B. MUSTARD COAL
COMPANY
gtoo Apples Per Head Per Year. Phone 98 - Goderich
Vat. oo an average. 120
a les per head of the population1
It 1s brit one short year stoke we as kite wFek-end with theft daughter, 1.s. and there are Rae -jets, butt ewe only Britons
trembled under this roof to celebrate 3,,I,„• Ki:tw,triek of Crewe make the obscurity more lmDPnetra-h
t cot PP
nigh you roar
ntfiht your children. your grandchild- present. Adore, Iooming out of t r w and l;anadd the average
stands
ren and your great-grandchildren have , The W.M.S. of Rrlok church held a darkness. And on the roof this fun -200.
thehome of Hr. g growth,some whitey -grey, some
joy and gratitude the eight r w' John cmee e
nnnlversttry of yohr birthday and '' tt the meeting they presented Mrs. like the linins to the cavern of some
again to assure you of their reape•t. ,has. Scottie with a beautiful blanket loathsome monster.
honor nhd lave: Time that i+ritr/tw s1/ i4..ra.-4m \f• duesafay, Jnirttary ll. "What V tt! 40lfhat causes fl "
entuc changes has brought e1/ ill or -the t.,T 11.. aYarrd Mrs. ihr ti a 8011. Welker inks I ask.
F:ra Humphrey), a won• • "The fumes that are given off by
ant clangs in you. You are still the
same kind and loving parent and e1/ le s ftncIet of the the wine," I am told.
grwdgarent, and our Im•:artg are full of United church held their reliant meet- What an
argument for the total
gratitude to the Giver of all good gifts
come together again to celebrate with s,w•aa1 ey.anng at g1/
tsthil it ft n Friday evening last. black mysterious and disturbing,
i 5*.aiuTfruradaylast. The SIu'iety has abstainers o use.
pur•hned a new lank end the slides Yet not such a goo•I argument, 1
ern
. nv atter all, for there Is a„ne of it In
of Hobert Burns' "Cotters Saturday
�r - at�yc�r�t,�r vght" ou,d Dickens' " c •w c • ..
X, xX/1XXXX XXX
XXXXXXXXXxtrlr�lr><1r�r
X here shown. while the story was read seems, create this creepy, fungoid
n
to a fAll hoose. After the pact nres atmosphere.
old-line.) silver ten "Four acres n[ brandy," my guide
I,rt ouil ttra of n K tells me. Four acres! I try to take
• ' et . y tray ens mode to miss All's. It 1 And about the same acreage
Fox by the
diflPrrnt orgnnlznt�l•��vI of rum at the a'1'Pat India Dock. And
the r-F}iITIC alias yea .s. M J D whiskey, too, and gin! Think what
R e
duct -tool-- � d \ti.s Irene Moore 1
R
Farrier an
for the pant few years' airs' amount of taxation the British Treaa-
liet•ewft real the address and V ury collects
drink.
re. ou all this sletiOf strong
a, ,re -
:t •
pre -
"nit"' the gift Mi»»
1�. x sill helm-ts another ef-plcourea
Mr?. I'urlom, sr., who has leen '''' of rubber which are also among the
greeny mise) in ,Iris e.immunity brought Into my mind by the masses
,,,,'',r-I}t. past few weeks, is slightly marvels of London Docks.
before commencing Stock -taking , forests. Natice
In Rr
In order to reduce our stocl�d
Natives tapping
1 :,ail black
marl LL.'reductfonc in ladies an.ererentrock of pneumonia• folk marvellously tattooed. In the
improve at present. TropMs ,
iris Mr.E[td fit
has been laid ttP the rubber trees.
we are offering re a x
Coats, ladies' Dresses,'aMillinery and Goods by the yard
Mrs. Jos. tfiucw, di.trict nrgnnlzer Straits Settlements Chinf•ae, err slim
iiof needlepoint, pinpoint, broadcloth, duv-
X etyne or suedine. All trimmed with
iti shawl collar and cuffs of fur opossum
11 in different shades or thibetine.
Regular $47.50, for $32.50
E�( 32.50, " 24.50
25.00, " 18.50
" 21.50, " 14.95
Ladies' Coats
Girls' Coats at Corres-
pondingly
orres-
pondingly Low Prices
Ibex Flannelette Blankets
X 1 12 4, largest size and beat Blanket
made, tees than to -day's
t9 9c
X market price, at per pair
Table Oilcloth Covers -Yard and a
0 $1.10 per square, fqr
X
Ladies' Dresses
Satin -faced canton, georgette or flat
crepe -light and dark shades
Regular $ 16.50 to $ 19.50, for $12.50
Regular $25 and $27. for $18.50
Fancy Flannel, cheek and -trip.-trip.Ligular
311.00 and 312.0I), for $4.95 and $5.95
oft rest's- Ricgirinr 119-50, -foe- 87.50
Millinery
Ladies' Felt Hat, Regular $3.50,_for $1.49
Ladies' Velvet Ilat-'. Reg 8:, ant'lr-50-82.49
Goods by the Yard
Xf1 1Wu 1/l,ll's institute, sell: be In girls 1n white loose cotton etnth.s.
efthe
X t\•hite•hur, ha tt r Friday. :tannery 2.. /mug -tines- of men and women with
X organize a /-sat
Meeting in thla -- parcels Or the raw rurrht'r 1.m -their
nwnity. • heads: taking It In to the wife' folks'
Mr. Charles Campbell has the radio '•.t.tlona."
instailMein his r. J ,huston iIn
and Mrs', ila,lfor1, of Theome now., Thtappers brought it In like that.
Blyth. sliest the week -end with Mr. all mixed with 'bark and Poll. It it
Hill Mrs Cline., \Wish neer. hissispurified
til itscan
calledm de inks.Ile
wirrrEent-ikon. Jan . 1.The large flat
cirwed11h ti look- phew on-Whatlesd:ty. - _From tropical forests come ,also
.tannery }SDI. at high noon. of Alba .mat. 7 of the drugs which the 1.nnder
May. second .laughter of the Tate And- Decks handle -ATI atteh east valuate•.
row Fox and Mrs. Fox of Whittehundi.m In suddenlyhoswarn (11 11at1a.m. 11 w hl`h
In air. )toy Patton. 1'.N.R.
:agent at Lui•nu. Rev. 11. Whitfield of took me straight surfeitobac•k'un s hool. ' -
x
St Il.i.- . ode 1,0..1'Phe hew ,..111..
was
f medicine [ _sniffed .:r.P..wtly. t 1• it
enstenu Tw+lots. het' hand.
RIPLEY HAS
A SERIOUS FIRE fro -
rhubarb -Don't you like It?" a k. d n
guide with a grin. "it's rhubarb
m_ Eenlral Asia. - And that black
Isle left on the nfli•nii rot trntn from that the ntalrun nicht F. hi•arh,.
\\'IriRh•n,t for New York and oth'r down on me with the
horrid stuff 11/
stun -looks ttk.' tiilf', d' , vol h!-
r�r
tof5r Kincardine it. ieade R. -pond. to (all ,hat's aloes, 11e• bitter s111R, y.'n
know. . It'w n 44"'" nR rta• ado, PlantHl :ley. .fall. 17.- .\t 1 "'"1"ek• 1141 And see, they parked
. c . v. n 'monk.
mor
I by Themes )(coulomb nnvenieuf Agent.
(1/r \sislamec �1c Wired West African r ' e o, •,
k d tt up
lm Ani
1:001)5 Fancy silk and cotton 1 dna: fire stnrfe',l Iva a frans'�hnll'1 thing th.tt cam• h,ar, t- .
Ing o1/ Queen ertret, 00110(41 .10101).- Skins.. There al ,
crepe. over three dozen patterns to choose from.
Regular $1.25. $1.35 and $1.45 for, 7f,'
for ell,, rw,wsl 1. , -
] r ht of tans. n1. t
per card
c Mill Jn1., iN•fl w•110 o,w'ra10" n 11.1511
's, intne'l. The hr•ak-
I)lih`S FLANNEL -All 01 s -,l SI• a d Mn. T; .\.
colors. R son. iter,, wluv arnPy the
C
late/son and
RnFnla r
90e an.l 31 for yard
F:]1)FRI)O\\'N KIMONO CLOTH -Four
titl'n•nt pattern yard Wide. Regular 75
e c
e
9s50 fur yard
\MAN NE1.KTTF:-- Plain w It i t e, and
*tripetl in light and dark shades, yard. 19C
wide. Regular 25c for, yard
('RASH TO VEi,i,iN(,-Pum linen. 1 Cc
1 • red border. Regular 20e for. enrd is'
GLASS TOWEITI-ANG--Red and 10
blue ('lurk. Regular 'Tx, for, yard
-half square, in different patterns. Rr
65 ecg tilas
c
A •
CORNFIELD-
Rtrennoue work on the eats ..f the
"SHOP WI II -IRE YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP"fire-flgnters saved D. is. Mel ewwfs 111,41
P6511ae 418 Goderich, Ont. the oval in the hnlldthe occitpiRoyal
by
West Side of Square wore
Royal I Rank. also the �}• hTtte
Ladies' an I Men's. Wear Mettles, which were In.. -d
origin of the fire it nnknorn.
el cond floor et the 11,110111 DR 5541,
bl.s•k. The ehrmienl tlr' engin.. ens
!ween on the write :Mil 1110 brigade
§workedberoltiitty to var.. other bn}:d• .
C Ings. which were in imminent dancer.
'`fir A Pali ens sent for the Kfncnrdine
.1.•y *TP (vinrt riny. 11.1.1.•h quickly r sl'ont.,vt
with the new mol larger fire fl lnentns. '
' Iiallent work was .lone by the visitors '
ontll. unfortunately, the engine ens
X ncapirof the 1tated eletritlt 0lr nethe
t
The Mrttrltn=
soon fell a jrrey 1" the fiances.
The,Welsh block, hetetrsing t.. Mrs.'
r ` i til Welsh. enntninc d t'. Lae -reeve's
X :1 . r.pnlr snobs 11. Msrtcn & S.ha s
•
Y,,,al Mtk•e nn., Nell McIA'I!nn's hnri.r
.hop. ' The ...intents of these id:'"'
were payed. 'hut only s small port Int
of Mr. • eeitem.s household effect., w.i'
carried to safety. The contents Of the
imphPmcnt *holo. Io •'1n.ltrrg Mr. Kemp.
Inn'a automobile. were d0str01P.l. I
e
X2OCXXX
XXX XXXX XXX XXX XXX XXX
8
Specials
I�
Pouse Furnishings
Rugs
Linoleums and
Congoleums
Curtain Material at
Clearing Prices
Our new spring stork of Hug-
hae nrrived enol these are beim/
nffcrcd at attractive 'whets
W. WALKER
O1'en 1115 Cheapest apo Atsays the Sear
Furniture anti 11„use Fnrui-I, n: -
Rub the 9-. 7p with Alittard's
f.•ur tiros a week. It removes.
0..e.druff, stimu:::tes the w.: '1'
and rrakats the hair soft41
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Axes
Handles
Handled Axes
Crosscut Saws
,;r' (►1'R I'RI('l.4-
We are clearing out our line
of Leather Mitts
JAS. C. CARRIE
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West Street Telephone 333
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