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County and District
- Mary ('lark, abbey of the late
JUMPS Walker, died In ilebure tuwu-
ship January 4th, aged seventy -oaten
veara
Mrs. William Kernlek, of the
Thames road, Ilsborue tovttnshlis died
on Sunday in V,ktorla hospital, Lon-
don, after an operation.
Mrs. John Daue, of Vorris, pawed
away January 7th whale un a visit to
her daughter at flue River. t tw was
eighty -rive years of age.
Edward JUMPS, It lifelong resident
of Gori,', died January Rth afttr.a
three weeks' illness resulting from a; Detroit. The ceremony was tar or
Paralytic stroke. Ile was fifty-nine by !Issue A. Shore, of Itlyth- A recap-
year
wifef of age and Is survived by hls11lday Mrwas
aulheld
. Iluyes left for their
wdfed nett.
\Vlnlfn•el Itose, daughter u'f Mrs. I hutnM• In lr'tMlt.
lluhmrre and the lute Itolund Cud -Two Braila, In One Fatally
more of Ileusall, was married at Tor- I Two deaths within five days bs the
ontoic
Wailer, sou . f Mrs- E illlFum Irwin rot.' of gMeKIIIupt 14 the lownsl 1px OnloSatf faeeently to mily
M Swallow
of Brussels, is a brother, and two slit-
ters lived vy.1lth deceased at the farm.
Mrs. Isabella I)ouglas, Oth couetae-
sluu Of Morris township, died on Sun-
day of pneumonia, after u short ill-
ness. Deceased, who was forty-eight
years of age, is survived by her hus-
band, William Douglas.
tityes-+iryd{ea I /�
A pretty wedding took place lit the
hoer of Mr. and Mrs. .1. T. Brydges,
llclgrave, en Thursday, lArewler 27,
wlu•u their stxe lid duugbter, 1►urothy,
tstame the bride of lauds A. Mayes, of
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THE SIGNAL,
GODERIGH, ONT.
VENDS coucHsiRuP
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WARD OFF INFLUENZA
Thousands are finding relief with
Venn's Lightning Cough Syrup.
Ilulliston was highly esteemed in the
neighborhood and els death occatd�sr
ne
deep regret. The funeraltook
ook uplay.
to EgmundvIlle cemetery one slitter,
Diseased If survived by
Mrs. henry Forsyth, of qs ieker$mll h.
.loins on --Co k Polk place at the
A pretty wedding
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard (Bek,
Me n.
January :dh altos r7 on Janu
The death of Ilenry liaise. of Ste -I passed away rather suddenly to herIRust %Vawanosh. Nor -
of
the bride of titer. (
1,{,p„ township, IN'e•11lr1d January Mill ltet'Plltr•ttwY'nl {'Nur, and (Al \\'PtlnPa- when their eldest daughter, Gladys
at the hoer of his sur; Thomases, south Illn,elw Swallow, Iust . her with whom Ale e. llved�tuws'i man became
Johnston. von of the late
of /land Ikea wife was in els S a r u, hl i I Geo. and Mrs. John reit dress of
rim, anti
year. Pty' wife the sttsgb- found ted ddrn hill. The bride wore a pretty Summer -
him, Alld be u Spens andt try rive lough- (a'llevrd to h:n been peaeh.v,lored georgette, trimmed with
tees and tour suns alsaut 9itJ held t 1 Friday.
Bream hue and brilliants. She was
gnuldclrlldrA y attended by Mlse Evelyn i)a 'ho wore -
Thomrls Appleton, of Renculi, sue- Death of lacus p'atltrr tiertra f forth. niece of the groom, euudacl to a severe attack of dua on Ptev Jo P dress of ereamrolored flat silk cnMw.
s coon atlr. iiP wasN.
employed1.11 as a 111 Saturday
Martel Cook. brother of the. bride,
section man on the y rand lir was Urtw acted as griomeman- The wedding
(n his forty -,Parma year is sur- and dud on • nndey \`• I ewda7 aetPmony was performed try 41tew- W.
M t hist wife and two young PIMA. itelie R. Alp of the United church, Auburn.
I After the eeremonv about twenty -flue
garrets. immediate relutivee of the
pride and groom. eat down to 1 4II of
v it
who had been poor health for some
time. proofed way tit. following day,
11.•r death be g hairlened by an attack
of inline •:. One son survives.
An lute .• sting event is to take place
In %licitly next June, when the.annual
District; Synod meeting of the Luth-
eraui ,Church will lw held In St.
Peter's church here. 'Rome 131) pas -
and delegates are ex{seted to De
lit. An important . part of the
meow will to thee' onllnnh{un ser -
tetra
pn
tw, in which Albert Deters. son of
iMr. and Mrs. Ell. Deters of Play town-
alilp, w'111, lie ordained to the ministry'.;
in the Drysdale Roman Catholic
church, un January 7tt1. Miss Meryl
Geliu:l+. d:ihcMrr of Mr. and We.
- Juw'ph lielivaa of the Goshen 11ue'. 1l:ty 1
townshlp. was united in 11) rriage to
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to lbrantturd she i :el Veen teae'lllnit De•meis ('urrivenu, son of Mr. and 1
there. Her mother ,n, t the otter nN 111 Mrs. frank ('orricean of Drysdale-
bers of the family. ''eo bnrther••t un•: , Imes', I%ufhsr t;rnrd oflb•latnl. The
p married atter. "• at Edgerton. I c ¢ couple+ will resiek' un the
two
Ills led. His death a
e 1 due to a su
heart attack. The double' funeral was
o trus-.els cemetery on r r
• .e : Gerard. res lir o St.
Jow•ph's Itou, 11 Catholic church at
tale was taken on
Sunday. The funeral was
rived Iy. I . held at Wind:e.r on ec n
ile Way a Great War veteran. enlisting Fatter Gerard aria torn at
with the ItIlat Itattallon and serving 1 River. Ont.. it, iatel. and rt'.wlved hit
education for the priesthood at As-
allm{dlun (.db•ge. Sandwich, and St.
Peter's, Seminary. .Landon. Ile was
ordained to the priesitlsxsl in 191st. nod
aftrrw-er,b wens at Tilbury fur w.ns•
years and teen :it St. Alptu'nvtlse•hur•h,
marriass•• deeeaeed wits a Windsor. before his transfer to lisp"-
wan
for a ureter of years. and
tele. He Is survived by his not her,
waw Iit1 11rell of the Wroxeter mn- two gister14 itI l a bather.
tlnnatien wheel for some time. She 1s Fatality In Turltersenlah
'survived by her hueband and a wren- John Hulliston, 4th etrne•Paslon of
year-old daughter Ttlekersmlth. met death tragically an
Nathaniel ibundCteock, of Itensall. Thursday lest. ile reslde,l Alone on
died Wednesday. 9th inst., of poen- the humeateisd whirr he ass born and
Inerrlla. in els seventy-mtr•ond year. 1M- lived fur•aixty years. A neighbor Who
,woad lived for many year at Blyth Balled at Mr. Hntltston's home rotund
and Inter teak up farmng near Bruce- him lying near the Irrn door, where It
field, moving to Ifeenwll only a short la thought he had fallen when engaged
time ago. ile WA. faire married and In feeding 'horse-, as n dish of groin
Is survived by els second wife, five evidently 1 had ieen e•a1ryin ,wag
erns t'y the first marriage and time
und
daughters by the second The re•mnins
were taken to Rlyth for interment
John Black, an odd resident of Mor-
rie township. died, Sunday morning in
his eighty -flet year. Malcolm Ilbouk,
overtaas.
As the result of a revere operation
tiro year+ ago. tn'rn which tall• lever
regained her health. Mrs. John Ilulr,
fir, Ttrnls•rry townWdp, dint January
7th. As Miro May Wyrwtn. before her
alleles+fol
The rem., �,• were brought gro,m.', farm ear itlake.
Alberta.
'e hurl :I 1.4•+1.14. those Slmlwou Geiger, of Cavelier. North
moot, for
to
her father. Dakota, Is visiting friends to ane
Samuel Eagleson. Milton, North ;,round Zurich. Hev was formerly
Dakota, hue been ' u . old friend- resident of this .vlelnity.
In Clinton and Viet, 1.
Thomas White it - •,1 away at his
home here on Janu:., "th. In his ,e•v-
rllty{lghtll year. -
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EXETER -
The death of Angus Murray occur-
red January 2nd. in his seventy-sixth
year f►ee.tawd farmed In Stanley and
Misr F,lizeibeth !Betty) McKague, I T,,,•kersmith ts•fon• retiring to Exeter
',Villa. Ii' is survived by his
daughter of Mrs. M,•Kagltt' and the; w' ow' tw. suns an.{ two iced k y i
late 4. D. McKalN( of Wingham. wean, Rev. Jas. 11)4 1, who for a homier
married January St1L to W. Quay !CO-'
hour, only son of Ur. and Mrs. F. 11 1 of years has been minister of Caves
K(Ibeurrn of Owen `•,uud. Tto• cert- I Presbyterian ehur•h. Exeter. has tic- 1
mony w•ax solemlrz.'.1 1.c !toe. 1)r. ! opted a .'a11 from the o'sm.rsentlon of
Munro. The happy •••aple left for j St. Andrew'. Otitis -h. Carleton place.
New York and Florida. where they ITh ialn abyt ry t f the ron , n ) s mud given its
willA spend [h4. winter. „f the Foot's taistumh• here will thew Jnn•
At the inaugural ousting
town ea►anedl on January 7th: Connell Ina` we Heins alas quietly solemnized at
wedding i ill r nn. Mr. an/ I 1 }►1 t tl t for
q mrrhUl
Johnston will
bre ting Elliott
,ked oel t to the Trivia !tentorial elulr•h on We•tl-
mtrting marked tie fiftieth miniver.. I
ufternu.n. January !►the when
rPelelP at Um morality ,,Ary of the in orpora i of the town.
CL.LNTOI6 the i, 0 n •Dal order-'Itiasaincil hoving 1 Miss Josephine 'Davis. i tughter or
leen signed JADuarr 1;1h, 1%7`1 T11ere { Mr. slid Mr+. DAn1Pl DAclr. was united
ie a meleetnent on foot to celebrate the I in merriest'. to Oito Walker. son of
The death of Mrs. fete, Cantelon, {•:eM.l in a fitting! Mr. end Nra. Oswald Wtlkt r ..f Cot -
Clinton,
well-known reeleent of t„wn,s Jltblhm ann 7 • The roller, Wi W..f Cot
rl a 1 mart- .
formerly
11041.
at Too to on ed suddenly at her home I manner some time ,Suriug the coming i performed the a eremouy In Ole pre. -
ofToronto nn e*?$. ry 3rd. at the Ise summer. ! Phew of a few- frirnls.
of elxty-four yearn. Her husband Bleed
',seven years ago, and four setts SEAI''t4RTll
ht survive • I) W it Can-
,
t chug Pis I . BRI'SSEL%
large., than fix.` o Is very rare ,
F. G. Ne -4 n, who left three weeks terror, a lifelong ,clot- I Aerin, n In the case of the men,
C. M. and the Misses Gladys and Har• ager with Mrs. Nttw!in. with the nitride,
deMnt
o l.n<•y there is a say
,tet Gartner, of Toronto. The re- 1n of spending the winter In Florida, 1.•nt of thiel ierality• died at bre home,
rhes in her demand.
larger
mai rat s
metas mere brought to Clinton for in was takPjf Ili at Ila boar of her 5011 I mere on Thnrsdav l,tt t. in her wvvntc-
terment former rwtAent In Toronto end l;a< rims. been eon..iluetlniy r•er'Before•s1m•trisgbt fonts; that all
eetahare. longer heads than
Mltw Minnie Ker. • t+t►rm anedto bed there.
h4. P .Pur v tr' of Clinton, died at Brantford January WIIiIam et Mackey, inrrlatrr. late Nlth ,cntrer�ei.ni of Grey -township. tlNew Excuse:
found Peattend nearby. SJ of Toronto. died Titinary 9th at the is -u'4,tI'd by n brother, Char "Why areyou late for Dreattaat?"
slip=s d. When
that Mr. aid had was a slaughter of thehlste Henry Ker home of has brother. I)r. Chariest sister. Mrs. Bennett. halt demanded father as Johnny stole in -
mimed
When nsrltr.i nit! wassum-.was cal of t tt
Deceased herd ,dere
to the room
monM It was tout:d that life lied t►w� the flamtlr fninton e•mti wn was are the n 11er in extinct for some hip
was
it was N
'"- the Clinton pnlblli• sc•hexll. Since going
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Flashing Eyes
Laughing Eyes
Downcast Eyes
Eyes tell
Your Character
Brown eyes for srrength--Blue
for generosity"Gray eyes for
jealousy—Sparkling eyes in-
dicate beauty, yes, and good
health, too ! Do your eyes
sparkle? Arc the whites clear
or are they tinged with yellow
—indicating an out -of -sons
condition — due to constipa-
tion? if so, you need
Us•�dray
ce Ise or • horsy/�
t> Yom eres..Jt A Vraee•ble,
r� t� MYrY. Product pat
Read sF,,tt Char:. Ire ,r ., Ike Fvo i
Otter. Ar., 6.,•., t lr ..rye ,,. RI;
Saler Armes: Lid Harold TorontoRuble !: .
TharedaY. Jaataary 17, 111L1). 7
Coal and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Pea Coal
Coke
Pocohontas (2 by 4 egg)
1 can supply y„ tr wants Ill
any of the above tt el Prompt
Pervirc and rev-:.n:thh; prices.
L. FLICK
Tele{ tie 1
BOOTS HATE iU(IGV.$T HEADS.
E gllahrnen Do \M %Vcar ac Large a
Rat as Men of the North.
Englishmen's heads call tor hats
tram 6% to 7. The most common
alas is 6vs• Occasionally hats as
largo as II% are asked for.
mora hats of the larger sIzea are
sold In the north and In Seotlsnd
than to the south.
Though we may say there in a fair
range in the nixes of men's hats. the
short -hatred fashiona which are at
present In favor with most women
have done a great deal towards stan-
dardising th ' slzpa in their hats. Tea
common ,st fuse for women la alightly
I smaller than that for the men, being
6 s' • and an bider for a woman's bat
two
felon, Clinton; J. 11., Meaford; H. R-,
dips SI,.•
Charles,. And
- living
r at his
In els
been n re- otile•P of the late F Ilnlm'4" ' K • I and for n nu
After being culled to the bar he pray- Ilt04 At 1•ranhrsrk. Ile is survived to
y.
lised his profeegilon in Toronto until bis wife one win .not three dangle ,
the time of his illness. He, 10 Aur- tern.
' rived by his wife. three staters and I Attar en illness of only A few days.
one brother. in his early dey1 he the death took place here on Wt'•lne'x-
was a member of the Goforth la- day night. tnh Inst.. M Miss .\lir
,cepa team and a •'rack high bieyele mlark herel,.r the
it•lldhrr sisterfour year.
Isid
racer.
The death of Mist Cefheri,M�James .\rm+fres. The funnel took
(Murchie, one of the e'dest residents of 1 pin.e to .\nhnrn. where Miss Clark
file district.ree'urred JanuavYrah ir!liv`lts'fu f hmingrib!to Bnit, r9 and n
the home of err •sin. MI : Wore ',elite. F .\.
livid. Deceased n:•- he eldest (laugh- eermmotl.1) In 111
r of the lute M nA airs Alex•
t1 .•.limiter,- with vitiena ntBled ChLT1tsDou,ltwIItt2
Mackay, In Sen lir 1,
beenha partial Invalid for some ceelrn \Io• hexer LPite riga y n away -Weil. Dad." replied Johnny.
II was 'born 1 t� • here on Friday night. ,'•when You called me I was having a
The Shortesthing in
the World
No, Not a Gnat's Eyelash nor a Mosquito's
Whisker ---PUBLIC MEMORY
You may have been in business for fifty years
and the people know about it. But don't forget
that new customers are being born every minute
and they grow up and have to be told.
A note to merchants
Unless you keep telling them by advertising
what you have to offer them, the fellow who
has been in business only fifty weeks, and who
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advertises intelligently, will prove to you the
truth of it.
You must tell them to sell them
THE SIGNAL
THE SIGNAL IS READ E\•ERY WEEK IN OVER A THOUSAND
HOMES IN GODERICH AND THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY
the ,cath of para yss. e
very Lundy dream 1 Just dept t
elrtMeKII SPAM az-
in the Mwnsts e . 41lrlety-third yen,. Ile had five
few minutes longer and finish slept of McKillop, and :untie 1 Ina in the I sbji nt of RrnvIhil' aM.pt five yrnrs.
rile•, of ye:nra {,n•risus
rimier Mun•llie "f %V'' throe and Wil., 1 - s' ''p u
,'ghtc-torn vc •r•• ••f ge. 1le•Peer4Cd 'e''•i,.•k Ntnldny morning. 4':uu!onslc he
:old her father hero,. ' er ennitietel crept downstairs to ' time :1 I „r -e.
the store, and p.strdli a ,1 Winthrop. Ioth,'• :1 Iltrwnyilea t'n1 ictu•s I)l sttre'In
--mony rrntt.
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The death of \iia. Thomas F e'ole• Irvel iritis the stun• f.ssr•namt, The
1 man. 41 former reaidrnt of Si'i I rtlt• animal lil.l erilshr,l through the t!0,11.
,aenrred at Winnipeg January ar,l. hail ph111eu a headfirst
steep
•ees
that 1„ tair.i and
11 RiCH ter
doorway. It died it few moment-, aft. r
_ 1 the faller arrived And 11 had teen
I t e tit .the I hauled into ter hase•nsenl, I'psm I,
-\ 41011111.• 14i11 - 'h t,sok plow. on , vestit-al ting• It was -found ilI hurv' Ir•
Homan ('n.1. n,• 'n Trillioi.n.
Itrysdtlti t german. who live,
January '_nal. when frilldau, fl.tugltte•ruf I lunged to 7 rn'y T.
Mr. and Mrs. it- ar Dindairme,, Stnlbh• two an,1 :.•half nil's.' south of here
line. became the bride of Alonzo 'The animal had been stricken with
Mc'* 'hen. of 1'•,rt Huron. 11in t.. and e.die. and ie 1eli.hed to have iv-miler...I
Dorothy. another daughter of Mr. andin agony nlsntt the lows Intii1 'i1 44,i
Mrs. ihte•harns'. was united in noir-1 dentally steppednfw'n the stair door.1 singe to F. Barley, of 'sVindaor. The' Several nlaees along the road were
' donble eer•mony wee {.erfornle,l by neut.! where dit Wel n. rind rldIe•41ts blanket i11 -' 1
I Het. J. E. Gerard. stools in 1st
E. hearer.,. .1 Geiger rind t'. C. come ionic In Iia jonrneyltlWs.
Sehlibe were el• -•ted pollee trns4trea of
%mire by aeeltmattnn for 1929.
A double funeral tnf.k place to the
Bromum line eemeterY. nay township.
nn Jomuarr 411. -when the bodlea of
Mr. ane) Mrs- ihlvld 1N•tehen. of Lot:-
given
•on The whaling industry in soa,hern
don. formerly r. Dashwood. were
Rear Admiral
Pdvrn burial. Mr. 11Ptehen died on I Evens,
according as alto her.. Idol Ute
Janitary 21)41, ,•f pleats-lstenmonie. Scot her..r•tle tt' 1)1 t -
I In his fifty-third year. and his wife. - oovt'ry, and'
tions, Is almost Hapless in its poo-
atbiltics. At ., recent banquet he said:
"The founders of the whaling In-
dustry throughout the world were
British seamen There Is every rea-
son MITT WP WIRItt l.-.nt-4ulPt--ta_taP.-
tills thdt,ntrJ -and- ,hare she enur-
' mous profits that are being Made ;
"The Rasa Sea Is teeming with
whales and the adjacent oceans
untouched.
"1 du not Imagine the, h.
chance of the industry 1 he Smith,twrnt
end Veas falling for a neat
Scat's,t
"Whaling u . a flee ',glairnnI v
for the • uI ,aunt of British rap', ,'
and w•o in the sbiphnt!dang >:'
Also ter, is a very line chafe .. 1"r
t t,moy me•ex naval nlhrer
and nm❑p{In rhnte iuoft:u►Iry'.
"We have sat -still w'hil. th'• N•Ir
wv•gtana heed" virtu*rally ,tte.n tl 1't
us the whalitl:; industry. whic,
hrincint them m1111•11.'f p' nri,1
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Hydro Electric
The People's Power
Cook by f lectnctty
Wash by Electricity
Iron by Electricity
We guarantee our Hydro hunt..
for 1SI10 hours use.
HYDRO STORE
West aide of Square Gedencb
AGENT FOR li
Massey -Harris
Machines
and Genuine
Massey -Harris Parts
We have on display a .full line '
of seasonable machines
OPEN EVENINGS
' 11,
H. Clements
VAST WHALING I'Gs •1'i:C1'.
Industry In ti.'uther•n ea" Almost
Limitless In Its PosalbIhil{ea•
The forerunner of colds
and grippe.
Heat and inhale Min-
ard's and rub it on the
throat and chest.
The great preventive.
Kingst+m St. ' liutterich, Ihlt
Phone Via
, Apartments above Ston• 1 •
Anything and Everything in
Radio and
Electrical Supplies
I-:Iectnc Reinke-. Electra.
Washes,.. t/ -
Electric Wiring and Repairs
MacDonaj
Electrician
Britannia Rd. TeI phone 174w
Rub a little Zam-Bok over
your hands and arms to check
and heal all roughness and
chafing. It's wonderful.
Zam-Buk contains valuable
herbal extracts which lubricate
the tissues, -soothe pain, allay
inflammation and grow new
healthy skin: Cold -sores,
'chaps', frost bite, chafing and
similar troubles are quickly
ended by Zam-Buk.
It provides the handiest and
safest antiseptic dressing for
all injuries and skin troubles.
COLDS -For . 4 1 to the brad• smear
a little Zam lick ver the balms of the
hands, and inhale. For colds .n chest or
back, rub briskly lath sliyhtly••'armeri
yam Null night an morning
SOOTHES PAIN
PREVENTS BLOOD -POISON.
Ilk bee : 1 Ie. SI 74 of ell 4 setae•
I1'Maueys Descended in an 1 nhrokrn
Lina Enrol :ton .1.1►•
England's prnnde•et t:.tuiie a,
..id to lake second place tele a 1,i•
.:
to to. e.,' lt7nn,'r' of tiro proud u-
of the ta,rems O'Malle•vt of It -Its l
' Tie' O'Malley shit n Is ba.A t111 wits
..r.,,nlflrentiliumf :It.•d p•',l1.tr, e
' pages bordered in gr"•en end geld
wiand
with coats of 1,151114 in s' :.,
leti blue and hiack. whtefi I,, register •d
in the Office of Arms at Dublin ('ar-
tl,•. A hundr-d years sen it w•as the
Carl-
;1.1;4
by SIr Widlam Ilethanl,
I.t o. r Klnu at Arms. as being 1
'fotinrled on evidence of feel PURI
,unqu' nslnn•'hle and illi Wolff.. ,•herae-
ter•" 1t proves that the O'Malleys
ars 4• r , 1-,l -in an nnbrok n male
lin- from 365 Al),..when it joined
tit.• \iil.•slnn-Garlic High Kings of
' Ireland.
The Shfrieya and Greeley@ In Eng-
land still claim to be the oldest fam-
ines. buil they have not been able t0
1 disDu.e the O'Malley claim
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Grey and Bruce Coach Lines Motor Coach Service
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We make some . nnneettn•r Pith Inn, • I. •ma atratfor'i for London awl •L•r•.ntn
Bust Stratford at 10 p m instead of 7 p.m. on Saturday
gates. Coach 1 Goderieh
from hotels toCoach lleaves l l Str hfords annfrom bus depot, phone 783, and
post office. Through coach both wrys
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McEwen's Everyday Prices
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Fresh Creamery Batter every day from the factory
Try n Ibof our 59' 1'ca 11'-' a winner.
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J. J. McEWEN
Phone 46 South Side of Square
e;r,el(11 delivered promptly to all parte of the town without charge
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