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. THE SIGNAL - GODERICH, OBIT.
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Have you started to think about
CHRISTMAS 2
Juste int Prldham's Store down in your
:4u41pd•.Ler tk# bMt. ia•_Wi u•. - d Boys'
we ;
(lifts.
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('all in any time and see the fine collec-
pon now on display of everything suit-
able for the men folks and the boy.
W. C. Pridham &- Son
•�Meen'sltlend Boys'g}WearPhone57
y .�4.aI�- -- .+�4. ;4jilt
Prosperity
Around the Corner!
Mlttaiil d of good Footwear
s or play Tore the
Cerner es East Street.
Do you Want the service
of the tient Rubber Footwear
made bianadaT Turn the
corner Bast Street, and
buy tis , Goodrich Brand.
It will yon._ moneyy -
Comforlt Quality- and Price.
Are y,A 'in need of Re1o1-
ing all airing of your
Leathet Rubber Foot-
wear wet �ii Serviceabte and
neat j 'Pmrn the co
on East Alt€et.
Oer ideal pt lseest Service First
If yob# plireeiate Quality,
at a live d let live price,
turn the gorner on East
Street, etild let us couv'iuee
you thatifi we mean to serve
you.
This principle has been the
source of our success in the
past, and shall be our guide
sir in our dealings with the
public in the future.
-Betts ua a-_trial.__._At your
servlee.
East Street Footwear
and Repair Shop
East Street, (3oderich
-Opposite kilo: uhnrch-
WM. AHL, Prop.
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PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, Nov. 23. Mt
Clara Willls, Miss Ruby Dickson and a
couple of friends from Guelph spent
'tide week -end visiting Wends around
the burg, returning Sunday evening.
The school children have esommenced
to practice for their Christmas enter-
tainment.
Mr. Mel. Dickson. lir. anti Mrs. Wm.
Dickson and Miss Jean Lednor spent
Saturday In Stratford.
__MlaaMare, Cunninghtsm_ ,been le
Toronto for a few de"L__
A number from here ''Melded the
funeral of the late Mrs. Wm. Hasty
yesterday. -.
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Messrs. Jas._ McKenzie and Jaa
(I[lllan bazar `111BaTAZeTi 1TD to lir-
ha on Monday.
MAFEKING
li%F'EKJNO, Nov. 22. --Anniversary
tjsas_w1U be couducted la- Blake
church on Sunday, November 27th. at
sad 1.10p.m. fer.--Beved Meld*
-
Ian , of the Dung
preach at both services. This k the
fortieth anniversary of the opening of
Blake church. There will be special
music.
Miss Elsie Anderson left on Monday
for Toronto to attend the Royal Win-
ter Fair as a guest of the Government.
This free trip was awarded her as
"high girl" In the household science
judging competition held this summer
at Clinton.
Mr. Palmer Kilpatrick, Mra. A. J. Kil-
patrick and Mrs. Thomas Anderson at-
tended the district public speaking con-
test held In Memorial Hall, Guelph, on
Saturday:13M of the steifeetants, Mies
Verna Anderson of Dungannon, and
her friend, Miss Myrtle Caldwell of
Dungannon school, accompanied them.
Born -in Wingham hospital, on
Tuesday, November 15th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Durnln, a eon. Cengratn-
lations.
"s�P1f.-reim !E"`Iff "" slog•-'
frlegds in this nelghborhod last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stothers of
Arthur spent Friday at the home of
Mr. and Mra. Henry Horton.
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LEEBURN Car Reaches West HAYFIELD
LEEBURN, Nov. 23. -Your corres-
pondent with several others at the
home of Mr. and Hes. 1. D. Parrish
had the pleasure of listening to our
violinist, John IL Farrlsh, play over
the radio at London, accompanied by
Mr. Witmer of Goder•h on the piano.
The young people are practising for
II
ypea' to be gtteu at Ch5hdmaa Bute.
Qne of the young mea in Atli burg,
aevswpanlet by several from Ooderlch,
experts 10 40 to Loudon met Monde!
evening to play mouthergau music over
the radio. All those who have radios
will br looking forward to bearing
them.
DUNGAN.NON
DUNGANNON, Nov. 28. -Mr. and
Mn. J. Richardson and (laughter June
spent -BM weft -end wall friends at
F r� __.. .
Mrs. Frank Jones spent the week -end
at Elora, the guest of her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson.
Dr. Simpson of Kintall and Dr.
Yokes of Dungannon, health tuopectant
for Ashfield and Went Waw•anoeh.
visited the school on Thursday last and
on Tueaday of this week for the pur-
! pose of inoculating the children against
diphtheria.
L.ueknow Team Wins at Checkers.-
, A very interesting and friendly game
of checkers was played here on Fri-
t day evening. when a half-dozen of
L cknow'a stalwart players motored to
the village. The visiting team were
Meagre. J. Agnew. R. McMillan, W. Me -
Kenzie. G. McDonald, G. Anderson and
F. D. McLennan. The home players
were .1 Ryan. P. Wiggins. T. Stone
house. A. Sherwood. R. Finnigan and
J. Curran. The games were played in
Lorne McKenzie's ahnw room, in the
presence of many spectators. The fin -_t
al score stood R0 to .13 In fever of the
visiting team. Lunch was served after
the play. and a hearty vote of thanks
wits tendered to Mr. Lorne McKenzie
teethe use of the comfortable room. _
Our loeiit team will return the visit
after a little practice. •
Death of Mrs. Wm. Hasty.- A de-
voted wife and pother. Mrs. William
Hasty. of the fkh eon easion 'of Ash-
field, passel away at ber home on
Saturday evening. arra nerdy. form-
erly Miss Lreue Malse...mas.
yenta of age. Within the past twelve
yewr. she host 'tattered- several- eriti-
annan circuit, will t-siTlllp.'ssea, and -ilia weakened con-
dition an attack of measles was the
Immediate cans' of her death. A life cording to municipalities this year, and
y had always. when
. -your car will look after all the people
in Good Condition
Messages of Aolmowledgment and
fromThanfrom the Recipients
in Saskatchewan
Acknowledgment and exprbadeasset.,
gratitude have come from the people
of the Kincaid Memel of iSaakstci,v-
wan for the ear of fruit and vegetables
recently' shipped from McGaw station.
Rev. '1►.• J. Patton of Beamlller, who
organized the shipment. has received
letters from Rev. A. G. Hewitt of Haa-
enmore and Rev. J. T. Gewtbrop of
Kincaid, a;peeeaing appreciation of the
gltt on behalf of their people.
tenabewl
sa-el Aselkmest
Following is the letter from Rev. A.
G. Hewitt of Hazeumore, Sask.:
"Mr. Gewthrop of Kincaid, to whom
you sent your letter, handed ft. over to
me as ebalrman of our mwnldpal vol-
untary distribution committee.
"Your shipment -car No. C.P. 288001
-arrived at Kincaid. Saskatchewan,
on Saturday, November 12th. Members
of cur committee, having broken the
seal and satisfied outeelces that all was
well. made provision for the car to be
heated until Monday, November 14. be-
came of thehlatenesa of the Saturday
hour and because of the cold anap
whish had lust set in.
'"On the Moltday we' proceeded to un-
load the car. , In it our weights showed
us there .were 44,480 pounds, divided
as follows: Apples, 2.5.380 lb.: rege-
tabler 11,680 Ib.: canned fruit and
m
pupkins, 7,420 lb. This le a very
generous car and practically all, with
the exveptiou of a very few spoiled
pumpkins, was in good, order. You will -
bare noticed -that delivery was quite '
"The produce had to be divided into '
thirds -one for each town in the muni-
cipality. from which the whole terrl-
tosy will be covered. Despite the void,
practically none was frozen en route to •t
the two towns on either side of Kin-
caid. distanecd about seven miles, or to
the Kincaid depot where division was
made. Willing workers made, the task
wader and gladdened spirits animated
them throughout, as b always thecase. t
Yadr-inreentry Bare ter a good ides of
what to expect and was very helpful...
a
"As all deondostkw;+
soatributed to f
the shipping of this car. so will all re-
ceive from it. We are distributing ac-°
BAYFIELD, Nov 23. ---Mrs. A. New-
ton -Brady spent a few days in Toron-
to last week. Dr. Newton Brady Is
remaining for a longer time.
Miss Asa* Dewar, who spent the
past ten day" aI a guest with her sis-
ter Etna lu Toronto, returned home on
Monday '
Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner and Miss
Betty spat a few days la Toronto
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Ne•Iln, wbo have
!.awn to Woo forth for the past f
weeks, returned here Monday.
Miss Margaret Groves or Goderlcb 1s
assisting la the poatofllce here.
iter. and Mrs. W. R. Jowett heft
Thursday last to spend the winter 1u
Florida.
Dr. Hopping of Toronto is taking
charge of Dr, A. Newton-Brady's prac-
tice during his absence in Toronto.
Rev. F. HMid d Mra. Paull. who spent
a few days lad week to -London, re-
turned home on Tuesday.
Miss Grace Jowett Is visiting
friends in Toronto. ___
Rev. Mr. Elston of __a took
charge of the service in Trinity chorea
un Suadsy morning.
A rally' service will be held for the
A.Y.P.A. In Trinity church Sunday
'reales at 7 o'clock, when the installa-
tion of omcrs will take place sad the
ec
reiving of qew members.
On Sunday earning. November 27th,
the morning service in St. Andrew's
Putted church, Bayfield, will be a ser-
vice for the men. with ■ men's choir
Mr. Lorne Erdy of -St. Marys, prestdent
ss
of the l.sy Asoelatlo° of the London
(buferrnee. will be the speaker.
PRLZ¢-WINNING CATTLE
F. G. Todd kot
S, of 8t. Helens. the
well-known breeders of ♦berdeen-An-
gus cattle, had some of their animals
at the Toronto winter fair and earrled
MI a number of prizes.
AT THE HARBOR
ThesteamerWestmonnt discharged
* cargo of 320,000 bushels of wheat at
he elevator em Monday, and tled up
for the winter.
Orders for half -a-million bushels of
wheat for export have been received by
Ise Gulerieb Elevator Co. Shipping
wean last Saturday when the first
rain left on the ('.1'.R. line. Ry Wed-
nesday afternoon, 800,000 bushels of
wheat were on their way to 81..John,
K. H., for foreiipe Dumrt,
The str. Sc•huppe (Recharged a cargo
f 108,000 bushels of wheat at the W.
l'. F. M. elevator on Tuesday.
long resident of the ('rewe neighbor -- 4
hood. Mrs, Haat
health permitted, taken a prominent who used In respect of apples and
place in Church activities, teeing a many others with regard to vegetables.
faithful and consistent member of "We could wish. we had been getting
Crewe champ. Her early passing. some of the rains which made your
causing "sorrow 1n the community • loading difficult : though Old Man
where she wan a kind friend and winter Is having an earlier and fairly
neighbor, ere^tea a vacant spot in the good start as contpnred with other
home where slip Iesrea to mourn her years with regard to snow.....
timbale' and two Sons. Aldon. who fell "We are sure that such a magnitl-
attending Stratford Normal School, cent contribution eenreys your best
and Lorre, at house. . _Her mother. wishes. and we want to assure you that
lira. Wm. H. Maize. and three broth- ! we appreciate your thoughtfulness and
era. Roy. r•oncesion 4, Ashfield: Will.; kindly interest in us and return to att-
ar Montreal. and Bert. of Dungannon,' the donors our sincere thanks sad cor-
also survive. The funeral, which was 1 dual greatlap,"
held on Tuesday afternoon to Dungan- -- ] Cases at Kinesid--
non eemetery. marked sorrowfully the Rev. J T. Oawtkrop of the manes.
twenty-first anniversary of Mr. and Kincaid.. Sask.. isfltea under date of
Mrs. Hatty's wedding day. - Funeral N04,6-1 [ 17:
services were conducted at the home
CORNFIELD'S
_. ,inn forII� m J J
non circuit, will? a large gathering of a very mush your great
MODERN PHYSICAL TRAINING
The boys and girls of Hie Collegiate
institute are this week haring a sec-
dal
eecfal opportunity in the way of modern
physk'al training, under Beret. -Major
J. Huskier and tjergt.-Major P. Hag-
gerty of London. These officers are
spending the week at Clinton and God-
erich Collegiate'. The new exercises
have been arranged by Sergi. -Major
Huahar from the latest Danish' eler
ekes and are leased ou a rhythmic fly.
stem. Practically all the boys .u4 --
most of the girls of the school are tak-
ing this training in the school pmteq-
1 FOR THE WELFARE nail_
t yyAs��a benefit forthecmc mkt land
puffing on an ol(i -t me - eerie
NILE, Nov. 23. -Miss Kathsleen Wil-
liams 1s visiting relatives *-Toronto.
Thr Nile Sunday school Christmas
entertainment will be held on Thurs-
day, December 22nd. instead of Friday,
December 23rd, as medtlessd in last
week's issue.
The Leeburn church Y.P.S. are eater-
talnlug, ou Friday uigght of this week,
We Young People's Mocfetics of Nile
and Port Albert churches . Nile will
furnish the program and Port Albert
the =•.Dia.
GODERICH 4NSHIP
GODERICH TOWNSHIP, Nov. 21. -
Mr. Brogden MacMath,, of HolmesvUle,
was renewing acquaintances at Union
on Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Ross apcut last Saturday
le-Ooderlek,-visiting et the bele of
ber son, Mr. Geo. Ross, and Mn. Rom.
Miss Ruth E. Evans spegt the week-
end at the home of ber parents, Dr.
and Mrs. Evans, In Clinton.
Mr. and j1frs. Ernest Bogie and
Madeleine, of Nile, visited no Sunday
at the home of the lady's parents, Mr.
Stud Mrs. Teas. SowerbLt
Miverstes LO D. 145 head 0 daises in
the Orange Hall on Friday evening.
The attendance was small, but au en-
joyable evening was had ky,all present.
Mr. and Mrs. McKee Falconer and
family, of the 9th coneeil*on, were
guests at the tome of Mr, and Mrs.
Geo. Falconer on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fuller, ?Norman
and Russell erre guests of Mr. and
Mrs. ((so. McCullough, London, recent-
ly. =
l'tttiNl
Morel; Netts. -The regular
uwethsg of the Y.1'.S. will be held iu•
ttte ehur•h on Friday evening. Mr.
Arnold Porter will have (bauga of the
meeting. Rev. F. W. ('rajk+>*111 take
the dbt•uaalon on a_ vital theme of
('hrlatlan life...Servic•e will be held as
usual next Sunday fu ('nlod church. at
3 p.m. Sunday school at 2 p.m. Rev.
F. -W. i oath the p•astot, wilt ha re
charge....There was a very good at-
tendance at the seriice in Union
church on Sunday when Rev. F. W.
Cralk occupied the pulpit and delivered
an •inspiring address on the theme,
"Penitence and Pwew," from the text.
"Seek ye the Lord' ole He may be
found, call ye upon Him while Ile h
near. Let the wlc•kedloriake his way
and the unrighteous man bis thoughts:
and net him return unto -the Lora and
Ile will have merry upon him: and to
our Gel, for He will abundantly par-
don" (Isaiah 55:11.7). During the ser
vice Mr. Craik meg a solo. "My Sav-
iour and My Gosh," which was greatly
appreelated....l'reparatlona are being
made by the Sunday school of Polon
'hnr•h for a Christmas tree and enter-
tainment to take piece on Thursday,
December 22.
ltistb Ceaeesaiso Notre
GODERiCH TOWNSHIP, Nov. 21.
•-A goodly number were out to Por-
ter's Hill on Sunday to Ileten to-i1ee.
R. M. Gale, who spoke on love and
moorhen! to our fellow -man, fairing as
his text Geneais 45:24: "See that ye
fall not out by the way." The choir
provided special music; -Melt,' Howard
Cox tinging a solo very aw1tly.
Mr. Roy Wilson of Bamllton visited
his mother over the week -end.
a sun`mPr ii `�e°iTn` llji
friend's present. Many floral tributes nes and very fine generosity in 'send- test in lAldfellowsi Hall on Wedncs- ebttage for the winter.
were tokens of the esteem In which leg this car with all the many good day evening. December 7th. Cash Mr. Harry Powell and ,Itis men hare
the deceased was held. things it contains. This is our fourth prises will be given in three classes-- been grading and gravelling on conces-
crop failure and our people are in der under twenty-one years, under sixty 'don 0. We boast -one of the best roads
now In the township
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Burnside of
Bradford visited the J. Lockhart fam-
ily.
On cutting down a large maple tree
on his farm, Mr. Harry Powell found
a beehive containing around three bun
1k
CHRISTMAS
is just around the comer
Sunday -Nine Frocks
They're- new and chic!
Lovely new Dresses in all the new erasing shades;
new and interesting styles, trimming of metallic, flow-
ers, rhinestones, silver stitching and fur.
perste circumstances.
"We held a meeting in our church
ilpthe other day and our general board
passed a very strong resolution and
sent It to Toronto. I hope they will
publish it in The New Outlook, as
many people neem to think there is no
crop failure this year. '
"80 far we hare had only half a
car of vegetables and potatoes in this
municipality, and many people at the
present time have neither potato's nor
vegetables. sodthere are some real
desperate caeca in the community.
"We had a court case the other day.
A man was r-harged ander the School
Act with not sending hie children to
school. Hie plea was he had no clothes
in which to send them. The Justice of
the'I'eaee sent out two men to Investi-
gate the conditions In the home. ■nd It
11'u found they were deplorable. Mord
of theelrt1dt'en were practically naked,
and the Justice Stated the case should
be brought to the attention of the aa-
tborities, but the rellef commission
only allow $7 to clothe an adult, $5 for
a boy, $4 fora girl and 62.50 for child-
ren ander seven, and you can't buy
much clothng with that and expect it
to last Mr a year.
"Well, i must not worry you with my
troubles, but I can assure you it Is
very nice to know there are people who
go to all kinds of trpubte to help you.
litprou know say society down there
would care to help some of the
hlldren here tove an Introduction
to Santa Claw, paw know ; we will
be very rate anythigg they can
i
to Rants Clank ine know ; we will
• to na. ye 4i
"gladly y es way waroseet *asks
$Obe good des it piewtt lty
nor
auss/eee wt11 $ se m}
sept my atneelis''$tll s •. your otlb
klndases in , t wor-
thy .it.
iKLaabd'e
• M. W. 3.
kiwi:Whip dipped 1 .' rfbo.
don tote car her ,•
and in reeponsece r4ved ti of The
Klneald Star which has ted) iollowing
paragraph :
"The ear of fruits and vegetables
from Goderirh, Ont., arrived In Kin-
c•1d and was opened on Monday The
goods were divided ietweii the techs
et Rasenmore, Minya/tee and Xfaeald,
where a further di.erthntlm will he
made to the people of the emrntry wbo
stake these fouled their teadgnarters.
The ear wu creamed to the top with
462 hon. of amiss. it bap of tnrnlps,
76 tap of carrota IR hem of hetes,
nearly a thousand pounds of beans,
about 3110 putapklrm, canned fruit,
maple syrup and embeds"
Tie papa, moitalas also a format se -
t ame end ter of thanks from,
-of R. id Pieto (`reek NO.
with them Walls - "Ow
1
Men's Overcoats
Men's fine winter Over -
Meta, tellored of exrel-
lent e1Mh and In the
season's latest styles.
Fxro)tlonnlly bow price
of
This is the"dettChrist-
mac" you wore talking
abort when yes said
that Mat year. Kap
that good resolution by
dropping Into Mee_
field's the very nest
time you're downtown.
We have a large stock
of nae•fnl gifte for every
member of the tamlljr,
Don't put It off'
1
years, over sixty years; and a 'pedal
grand prize for the heel fiddler in a
competition among the winners in the
first three classes.
After the contest there will be a
dance, with music by the winning fid-
dlers and the C.O.F. five -plisse orches-
tra.
Another feature of the evening will
tw a lucky ticket draw, with prizes of
turkeys, geese, duck. and chickens.
The officers of Court Godericlt hope
theeftinllif i Tare Dumont ow this
°ccaalon, as the proceeds will go to the
town's fund for relief purposes.
ALL WOMEN ('AN BE YOUNG AT Sts
Sys Helene Reil deep's Yhitlwg Re-
preeentetive
Qatthig Helena Rubinatein, dean of
bsad¢-speelatists, her personal repre-
'teatative ways, "There le no reason,
nowadays, why any woman should look
within ten or even fifteen years of her
age. Science has taught ns that the
skin is constantly In a state of renew -
Ing Itself, Nature, however. does not
keep Itself young. It needs help from
the outside. A akin which is kept
scrupulously clean, and which ie scien-
tifically stimulated and nourished by
the proper eorreetives, will remain
healthy and young even into old age.
In fact, with the aelentlfleally correct
preparation's to keep the akin basically
heelthy and the arti.tk' application of
goad cosmetics to bring out its best
pot every woman, no matter what
ber urea, can kook eharming and
you t •ny age."
Ma Ruhinsteln'a personal re-
preaent flee will be at Campbell's
Drug Store on Monday, Tneaday and
Wednesday of next week, and will be
glad to show yeti how this teeming
enacts of 'Eternal Youth" can he Ie-
e'empllahed. Ike will he available at
CampAell'a Dreg /Here for private con-
sultation nn Individual skis health and
heauy problems. Abe will also recote-
mend simple and effective home treat-
ments for the akin according to Helena
RubInsteln'a wort -f.moue methods,
and she will create for every woman
requesting it • personalised makeup
especially erected from Helen Rubis-
atefu's smart Parisian cosmetl•a, to
bring opt •11 the charm and beauty le
every type Of fare. This service is en-
tirely without charge and ghee thle wo-
men of Roderick a moat unusual °pp w-'
[unity to take stock of their look. on
the advice M an expert.
of need with their geauoropa midribs -
Rona of produce."
Stalls,► Oar NeVe Wake
Ser. Kr. 'Paton aawndanw that an.
other rev will ted IM Md went week tot
anise pelt* id the Watt, and sisals
ticyti iet,4swrm et' �I
Reaten ?riasda who so kindly and pickle., We. as well es 'poles
aywsp 11 et any isetsW •seg In eltr state vsgetaMes, will 1e gtatefally reeeelved,
dred pounds of:Mllsiy. This, aloft with
a few hoe stings Boson 1a, was a
good afternoon's pay.
@risked la Ise Aalawtrt-Farmers are
lying awake thea nights trytog' to
figure eat bow they are going to gath.
er together money enough to pay taxes.
It U not only the low prices, but the
excessive charges of the coa)mhlon
Arms ou the stock market that ay, a
bone of contention. The commission
Arms' charges are as high as when
prices were good. , Take for :difeetra-
tiou good butcher cows. 42 peek hem.
drool: resters ae! xt*0i , is t'or hun-
dred; hogs 42,5 The average farmer
would have to sell his whole herd of
cows. sheep and pigs to mate enough
money to pay Ms taxes. What we
would like to know is, wbo is to blame?
Who controls tie commission Arm? Is
1t sword by wealthy men or is it con
trolled by the Government?
CROQUINOLE
SELF -SETTING
Permanent Waves
• . .vv
Complete --no finger waving
mak►'
Saturday, Nov. 26
AT THE
British Exchange Hotel
Please have t1* hair washed
with isstlie soap. Work done
by operator of 5 years' expert -
ems.. Every wave absolutely
guaranteed for to 9 months.
W. NARRY--6R1(E
',Jeanette Bandy Sbappe, Strad
teed.
eke your appointment atter
1.15 a.m.
-ILdy *0 Attendance --
Mi
For Friday and Sahrday,
November 25th sad 26th
WE OFFER
MANY SPE(IAL VALUES
in Trimmed and Tailored
HATS
Attractive in Design. Qua-
lity- and Price.
$3.00 Values for ....$1.96
$3.50 Valves for $2.50
_$4J0 Values for $3.25
)baby Bonnets . 750
Scarfs $1.00
Oki drsgg'sits .. 81.00
N are invited to
idspeft our stock
Miss Mi R. MacYicar
KINGSTON STREET
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New FRUITS Arrived
Success is assured in your
Christmas Baking
1f you select your stfpitilea from our fresh and wbolewome (stock of
RAISINS (Spanish. ReediCess, Biaached, Puffed), PACKAGED CUR-
RANTS. DATES. FIOtt, CnwEIli68, PEEL. LEMONS, COCOANUT,
KNELLED NU'TTS8.,,� CHOCOLATE, COOOA, . LARD, EXTRA.CT8.
CREAM, BU7 'Ii>[1,t PHORTRNINO, BREAD and PASTRY
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