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With every purchase of 25c or over, coupons will be given
. for Kingsley Design English Dinnerware or Rogers' Al
Plus Service Plate table flat ware.
RECTAL Kingsley Bread and Batter Plate and cou-
pons FltEE to the first fifty customers pur
chasing $1 or more of merchandise rchandise at
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THE SIGNAL
GODERICH, ONT.
:: In the Realm of Sport ::
Champions of 1935
LAW BOWLING OPENER
The opening home doublet tourney
was held at the Gcslerich howling Club
Win Opening Game greens Monday night. There was
a good turnout, and one or two of last
year's novices turned in a good game.
.. _nie _. awns were used. as the
In Church Softball League- obi ones are not quite 11P "LO amen
Presbyterians
I after repairs made last fail.
Presbyterians Whitewashed Peter Ititteet pod J. \t`. Raker were
by Victorians, 7-0 I the winners, and It. G. Murney and
Albert Taylor won second prise.
The opening game of the lnt®r-liitireh LADY i�Olaiss
softball league last eyeulug.._at %k- I
t
torin Park, alt hough it ended In a Organize for 1934 wNh Ars. W. E.
a
w' c
7-0 whitewashing for the 'n•st e.i erlans Callow as PresWeat
at the hands of the Victorians, cum -1 At tbe twelfth utuual meeting of
mewed auspiciously and wits pl*Yed'the ladies of the Maitland GOIf Club.
lefore a large and enthu,itaat14 Crowd• held at the club house on WeduesdaJ
Mayor MacEwen nosed the first afternoon, Mrs. W. F. Gallus'- was
ball. and Rev. F. W. Craik crouched 'elected president for the 1936 season.
ready for the catch, but to the ace Mrs. (tallow w•as In charge of the
tompaulment of a' resounding cheer meeting, in the absence of Mrs. C. A.
Rev. 1). J. Lane, president of the gelcs, president last year. She ex -
league, who was at bat. smacked the pressed the sympathy of the members
tall squarely -right ut tie pitcher. Ilia , with Mrs. Geo. Williams and Mra.
Worship stopped the bail ull right.' Reid. both of whom were bereaved re-
but with the wrong part of his ana- cent's.
Lowy, mud the reverend gentleman atm, utlier of vers were elected ;as ful-
called safe at first. lows: honorary president. Mrs. Geo.
It was the seine old story of the \Villiams; vice-presidents, Mrs, Wesley
store not bring Indicative of the play 1 Reid, Mrs. W. F. Mittel; secretary -
Many said the game bettered any
lav year. sees !treasurer. !Ilse Gertrude Wilke.: suit
'cs,mmlttee, Mrs. A. Nicol, Mrs. A.
Ten men were at bat for the Victor-' K. Aspden, Miss G. Watson, Miss B.
tans In the first thrtr innings and the hunter; social committee. Mrs. 1►. D.
same number for the l'resbyterlaos,' Money. Mrs. T. M. Costello, Mrs.
nut in the fourth Verne Smith started.; Frank Donnelly. Mrs. C ('. Le. Mrs
ow kali r.1)1.. with a safe lilt.......Two W F Satter. Yrs IL.C..Williams, Mies with the g J
Schedule for
Softball League
ts
wrrttlfomants ;Or !_•'Xx== `4e
at Executive Meeting Thurs-
day Night
•The'e!Teutite committee _AmitpleuralpleuralSoftball i eague wet on Thurs-
day night Last to draw up • rb
eha
for the 1936 season. There are eight.
teams in the league, and the executive
members, representing the teams, are greet as follows: Victoria United
church, it. Bloomfield; Kuox eburch.
W. Mactc
Duald ; St. Peter's, Tom Pagel -
St. Geurge'r, Les. Miry ; Baptists, H,_
Wilkins; North street United, Norman
Wart ; Foresters, Frank Bowra; God-
erieh halt Co., Jue Allaire.
The grounds committee Is composed
of W. Maul/0'10d. F. Ituwra. T. Page
■ud It. Bloomfield; and If any pro-
tests are forwarded they are to be
dealt with by the presldeut, treasurer
and secretary.
The revretary' was authorised to
purchase equipment for the league.
The following umpires were the un-
animous choice of the executive: H
A. Young. Noble Young, Wm. Barlow.low.
E. 1, 1'ridham.
.\ double rt•hetluie was .trnwn up
first awe• estentay. and It
i
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PHONE: 90 22 THE SQL'AKE WE DELIVER
Bloomfield?' and .1t.. Powell followed D. Johnston, Miss E. Dean: tennis concludes with a four_gatax• Itis uu
him across the phut ls•fore the innings e.onvener, Mrs. G N. Dowker, assisted Latour Day. September .
was over. by Mks Josie Saunders and Meas
The ScheduleAfter this the V,ctorlana were held GrateWatson; hf.use committee, Miss May ..0 'Victorians vs. Presbyterians.
s'neer's uuL(1 the eighth. w'hhti 1'ow- Fl. Itueltannn• Mrs. J. D. Little,, Mrs. Foresters vs. St. Peter's.
SUMMER 15 COMING !
As sure as Summer is coming. we are in business to satisfy and serve
the Motoring PublicBe convinced- -bring your car or truck 1n and
barrit70tttetioter. Our work is fully gnarenh" •_ Prnmia- `-
il mappable prf+' 't' _. _ ..
TIRES. TUBES. ACCES ORtI''`► .%NI) PARTS ON
ELAND Np AltIVITIBES. CARS W.%SHED. --
POLIPMED, GREASED. ET('.
Blue Sunoco Motor Fuel, Oily and Greases
INGLIS GARAGE and SERVICE STA1ION
KINGSTON STREET
-PHONES---
GARAGE 372
RES. 429
ell and Carl Bloomfield tallied for the W. A. Coulteurst, New IL Cooper.
Salt
27 .-KI. Geos ei ss -.41.....
strennl live atter hitting Skip MacI)on-' It w'as derided to hold an *Demote' ; _Iteptl. North United,L,
"lards deliveries. and Chas'. Irrder tea the tir.t \\ a doc.dcv ..t each month. June 1__ 1 reeby lens vs. Foresters. '
Maitland Golf Club,. Ligiited
Annual Opening, Monday, May 25 '
10,1;Ca.tn. Ladies' Puttin�� App roac Mtn an Drivi ('�s
petiti011. +'�A"""► .
IA 90a.m. _Men 9•hole_ Cemp titioa. ---
"H00" 1111E''ban Mixed -Foursome.
Afternoon Tea will be servedrby the S4aeial Committee to
all Questa.
Presentation of Miniature Cups and -Prises will be made •
at the close of the events.
A cordial invitation is extended to 11l Golf and Tennis
Players to participate in the events.
G. L PARSONS, D. D. MOONEY,
President. Secretary.
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1
ER>ICH TOWNSHIP"
•RICH TOWNEHIIP, May 19.-
]Cin Atlee Sowerby, of Toronto, spent
tbe week -end at the home ober fath-
er, Mr. Wm. SowerbywistfulUnionSunday wistful was held in Union
rcb on Sunday, but there was no
'church ,er)'lce owing to Rev. F. W.
Croak's having to take the services In
Hyatt avenue church, London, is an
exchange of pulpits with Rev. J. E. J.
MBlyard, who preached annlveraaq
services at Victoria street church.
Goderieb.
UNITED FARMER BROADCAST
Anuouueement is made by II. II. Ham -
nam. secretary of the United Farmers
of Ontario, of a fifteen -minute weekly
radio broadcast over C F'RB every
Thursday, l'eginutug at 6.43 pm. stan-
dard titue.
The time will be ustrl In education-
al work In c.,nnection with farming,
principally along t•o-operative lines.
Farm people are aske4 to send to
Mr. Ilanuaw any suggestions for the
broadcast program and if they like the
programs to send letters to this effect
to ('F'Rlt, Toronto, as continuation of
the Service will depend upon evidence
of al/predation by the (mrw people.
DUNGANNON
I s'ynd the wreath to the fast timings. opening dor wtil 1»• on M Is) /wit. 3-V14'torl•na its. St. Peter's.
sight fielding backing Up the Wit when a tunruiuucnt owl .+mtest+ will
toriaub Fisher battery held the fres- be held.
hlterlan•t 4iiitt71711f01rtng m1M1'-wtx-men
AU BURN
to reeei4r-it base.._ - - -1
The teams: - ►I' {1'RN, May • :=Ytss Dori- W.tt- 1
.Aidsrciarder. llmbet. 4t.i M_ F I+'I±('�_ .j- NBe,'pent the week -end at -11,.
: C. 1 -artier• W. Smith, A. Brindley, ho ko( Mr. 1russci Thompwm.
A. Itla.mllrld, A. Powell. C. ltics.m- 1 s George Beadle, Mies An! '.
field. It, 1tls,wfleid. • It e le. Mr. George Disney and Mr.
I'drimws--W. MaeDonatd, p.: - Barry Kinderknt•t•ht, of Detroit, -pent
rSta dartdart, , C.: R. Bell, A. Doak. F. Sue- with friend. byre.
dy, 11. Ihak..1*. Middleton. •E. Young. Mr. J. R. ltostt spent the wee•. -.'nil • -
T--1 with friends at MUton.
Umprin•s t Frank itc,wrse_,y1L• A. M�}r. and Mrs. Mtrre Medd. of Str.H-'
Young. re , spent_ Sunday with his mu:her,
Forever. and St. Peter's cburch l M John Medd.
teams will fines on Friday evening. 1 Tr+. Wm. Plunkett left last week
PARAMOUNT i NO' a visit In Toremo.
Mr. George Bean and Mr. Maurice'
Mean motored to Tilbury on Satnnl'ty
I'AItA)!u1'NC.' May 19.--('ougratu•'still returned• with a new 1936 Terra •
lotions are extended to Mr. Norval 1 Plane.
Richards, who :watcesstnlly passed hit ,j•k
(second -year exams at the Guelph Agri -
1 cultural College with first-class honors.
Mrs. Andrew Stein iasurb Improved
In health after taktnk treatment to
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dahmer and fam-
ily aid Mr. Bert Lovett. from Millar-
tan.
illar
tan, were recent visitors wltb Mr. and
Mr.. Wm. MacG111.
Mr. Carman Hamilton has secnred
a good Job near )telgrave.
Mrs. Frank Mac('htarles was mored
from WIngham hospital on Sunday to
the home of her sister, Mrs. George
Brooks, where she will remain for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Martin were
recent visitor' with Mrs. Iluston in
Kincardine.
a
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s Brings You
Smart Wearabies
in time for the Holiday !
STARRING -WHITE COATS
Swagger Coats in all -wool Polo and soft
herringbone wool. Lined or unlined. Speeial•
ly priced.
• WHiTE FELTS
Smart with eviry e titnme.
Large An(1 small shapes.
Colored contrasts. also all pint ikki. �
WHITE GLOVES
'Washable white 1alji e 1 Iovsa..pair
'Ribtex Silk (Hove* pair
Cotton Mesh Pult•ntls.. ... pair
WHITE LINGERIE
White Slips, tailored styleif in
erepe
• Satin ..... ...
Rayon Panties pair
Satin Pantie(
69c
75c
35c
$1.75
$1.95
39c, 69c
pair 89c
New Dresses
Pure silk in dainty printed pattern(
New shade* of'rose, lilac, blue and greets.
Smart stylets --•different and new.
Each.Dress individual anti smart.
SPECIAL ON LADIES' SPRING COATS
�nl;l rt "fn-eecl ('natr. tncely tatlore�1 of
nil tt ,,, l t els-e real buy. Reg. 141 "1 '
SPECIAL $8.95
t -
MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
Tweed Suits in greys .and tans. Fine
checked woollens smartly tailored in Sport
Models. bi-swing backs,.. patch pockets.
Reasonably priced.
SUMMER FELTS
1e New Felt Hata, new shapes, nar- $1m95
TA' LAIUIe.......................
A�\C0RNFIEID
"Shop where you are Invited to shop" Phone 418
•i e Auburn baseball team Is.e
leimmenced practising, their first ;;.nue
teeing at Lucknuw against St. Helen's
on Friday next.
Mier Mary Hovaton, of Lesdest,ozo;
lee t home til with measles.
r..'Hugh-Z'benney and two dsngh
t of Tnekersmith. have returned -
he after spending a week with
m there M I. J. D. Howatt.
Mr. Aldon hasty has returned to his
a•Ibad after two weeks illness"
measle'. .
G. salt its. Baptist.
•
$-St. George's vs. Nurth United
'.11!-Victoriann'te vs. Foresters.
12-Preshytprfawt vs. St. Peter's.
•tA---Se Ge reel' vs...11aptt-t
17-G. Salt se. Ner1L. l.Jutecl.
19 Victorians vs. St. George's.
Presbyterian.' is. 0. Salt.
J4 --Fureeh•rs c+. baptist.
Cit St. Peter's vs. North United.
:".► Victorian. Fs, .0. Salt.
inky - Presbytertattm j•s, itapttst.`
3 -Forester, is. North forted.
41 -St. l'eter's to. t1. Salt.
a----Vldoriau•• vs. Ittaptist.
ot•NGANN4)N, May 2'll. Mrs. Ern-
est Segues. of Nih•, is at the home Of
her sorter. Mrs. Rotrt. Moore.whois Ill
with the heavy cold that la prevalent
• ii _1 Ty.
11r. Met. t'nlhert nnb.ntted a .•a►hwd r
of-hinglee anti two of lumber thia,
week
\Ir. and Mew. Ram Swan and dsugb-
t.' Kett visited Mr. Swan's parents.
M.. awl Mrs.. Got_ SWa�ltl .�ehrirld on ,
Sunday. •
1 Mrs. Watson Scutt. of Ktnlongh. and
Mr. and Mrs. Wim. Buekinghatn, of
'a w e
• CHURCH NOTES• -
The Weston are4 of North street
United eburch wilt meet at the 80tae
of Miss Evelyn Cooper Weduemday
evening, May 27, at 8 p.m.
THE
Baptist Church
Rev. R. R. McClung_ Minister
11� tllelL, BIBLE SCHOOL
11 ■.m.
"THE HOLY SPIRIT AND
THE CHURCH"
7 p.m.
DOORS'
immanent W !
MAY 27th, at
British Exchange Hotel
$3.50, 85.00, 86.50.
Spacial ;10.00 Wave for $7.50
JEAN SMITH GRICE
Phone J. E. Match. at 590. early-
for appointment.
st.4le.argr' .\sletield, v'isNtd on Lunt•y Ill Mr.
13 Fore -ter es. 0. Salt. and Mr.. Abe 4'u1.M•rt.
1
51. Peter's vs. Baptist. \Ir. and Mrs. ('has. Alton and Miss'
17 -Victorian.' r•. North United. I'c'ier Flnigan ■ttemdtd a eonventioa
..testers its. tit. George's of "SuperiorStore's In on...n
I I eta
21)--F
Z^ - Presbyterians -re. North
W,dnemtlay' of last week for tip, man. l-
F'nited. agers and clerk's.
24-- St. ieter'e ve. St. George's.
27 --Presbyterians vs. Victorians.
24 -St Peter's re. Foresters,
110--4;. salt vs. 8t. George's.
31 -North United ee itapttst.
;Ante 9 -Foresters vs. Presbyterians.
Peteri-3t-Vieturiaos.
- 41 -,Baptist vs. (I. Salt.
North United vs. St. George's.
10 -Foresters. vs. Victorians.
11-8t. Peter's ys. Presbyterians.
13-1(aptist vs. St. George's.
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MOTORCYCLIST LL'4JLRED
Wm. Farrlsb. Colborne township.
narrowly escaped ,'nous injury on
Supday when the front forks of his
motorcycle collapsed as he was riding
on -Dunlop hill, north of Saltford. He
suffered a painfully bruised abdomen,
but no serious injury resulted. He
was brought to Goderich by Dr. N. C.
Jaekson, who happened along shortly
after the spill.
WOODSTOCK BRIDGE TOURNEY
4t a Woodstock bridge tournament
on Saturday, although the ladles of
the Goderich Bridge Club were unsnc-
teAuful In defending the Millman tro-
-.pis which was won last year, the
carried off the White trophy,
be nging It to Goderlch for the first
time. Both events were in pair play. KINGSBRIDGE. May 20. -We are
.Last year Mrs. E. L. Dean and Mrs. pleased to see Mrs. J. C. Dalton 1s the Women's Aas«•ration of the Dun -
MO.1►. Eastman sou the Millman trophy. hone end able to be out again atter g{etaon United chur(h was tieI4 nil
Mrs. Eastman and Miss 1. E. Mac her long stay In Goderlch, where she Friday. May 111th, at tbe'boaoe of Mr.
Naughton, defending It on Saturday, teas been convalescing at the home of Nellie Rtewart. The preddent, IYta.
Waged third 'iter well -played games. her brother-in-law, Dr. Whitely, in I Jas. McWhinney, was la charge. After
lames Hume and 1'. F. Carey won her merlons thyroid operation. I a hymn was song, Mrs. David Sproule
tot White trophy.- Miss Monica Martin returned to her 1 Iecl in prayer and the Rcriptore lesson
The toursume was uoauceee'ful ht home last week after spending the win- 1 was read by Mew. Arthur Reach. The
the international tram of fours play ter in Goderich.
(roll rail was answered by "MJ favor -
on Saturday night. Miss Catharine McCarthy returned life flower," with seventeen members
KT MAITLAND CEMETERY to Detroit this morning after a week's present. Plane were made for the
14 -North Inked vs. G. Salt.
17 -St. Go'rge's vs. Victorians.
18-G. Salt vs. Presbyterians.
20 -Baptist vs. Foresters.
21 --North United vs. St. Peter's
24-0. Salt vs. Victorians.
13 -Baptist vs. Presbyterians.
27 -North United vs. Foresters.
2S-(). Salt vs. St. Peter's.
31 -Baptist vs. Victorians.
Sept. 1 -Tit. George's vs. Presbyter-
ians.
3-41. Seat vs. F'oreete t.
4 -Baptist vs. St. Peter's
7 -North Unites! vs. St. George's.
St. George's re. Foresters.
St. George's its. St. Peter'*.
North United vs. Presbyter-
ians.
resbyterians.
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KINGSBRIDGE
' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rutledge and fain-
tly visited on Sunday with Mr. and
1lr•. Fre.' Nt'('abe of Itenmlller.
Mrs. .ins. Alton. of l.tteknow, repeat
the week end with her sun. Mr. Chas.'
Alton, and family.
' Mho. Winaffred McClure. R.N.. lett
Inst week for Toronto, wberw
now on a case.
' Mr. Rohl. Armvrong Is baring bis
dwelling house Impruret4.t'? $ coat of
Mutsu.
Mr. David S. ErrtngtriA, of tbe 0th
eoneemston of Ashtleld, was the may
;guesser to win the Congoleum rug at
Alton's store a week ago.
The Dungannon Home aid School
Club will meet Friday. Hey 361h, at the
school, at 4 p.m.
The work of cleaning the Dungan-
non cemetery will ire' mttnued this
summer. Any person Interested may
leave a donation at the Dhtngannotr
poetoMee Financial support is much
appreelatwl by the committee.
Mr. Kidd Rasigua. --Mr. Gordon S.
Kidd, who has sucee.mefully filled the
position of principal of the Dungan•
non public and efillWallition school for
the last three years, has reedgned and
has accepted the position of principal
of Wingbam public pebnol, with du-
de* ter-es,mmen a in Seetem4rer. We
regret Mr. Kidd's departure, but con-
gratulate him as bia a4eaue ment.
W. A. Meetii -Tile May meeting of
y ib,loo %oung Trees I'lanted-
Other Improvements
• A visit to Maitland cemetery reveals
many Indications of effective effort to-
wards the improvement and beautiflea-
Dien ot the piece. Nearly 15,000
pitting tree.. secured from the Ontario
visit with her sister,. Mrs. Louts Dal-
ton.
Miss Agave. King. of Teeawater. 1s
spending a while with her stater. Mrs 1 and a .010 hJ lits' lads Trelew Teti
Maize Martin. -
annual lawn .octal, to be held on Tues-
day. June 23rd. A reading.'Y;arden-
Ing et Three." by Mims Celia Pentland.'
ICE! ICE!!
In•pe..ed l.v the London In-
.11tnte of Puddle health and
found absolutely pure.
For prompt delivery anti rea
r.mable prieew try
GRAHAM'S
Bennett St. Phone 302W
We take contract, by month or
reason if desired.
Grand Opening!
BAYFIEID PAVILION
Midnight Dance
SUNDAY, MAY 24th
TONY PARR'8 MUSIC
Ai.SO
MONDAY, MAY MAY 26th
-•SPE('IAL DANCE -
Len Coleman and his Band
(Former'', wlth Ray (►awe's
Hand . Korai Connaught.
Hamilton. t
Admission --Both Nights --36c
Dancing every Wednes'y In Ji.iw
1 were welt given And a poem wee read 1
Miss Elaine O'Connor. of Detroit, 111 by ]tee. J. J Ryan. "The i'ackage of
upending a while nt her home here' Re." A hmn
yand the .bcn.•elletion I
prior to her marriage, which takestinnedthe tbayflag, It ens dv't'fded
place In .tune to Frank ',eddy of 8G I to hold the next meeting nt the (tome
HEADQUARTERS
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You will find first-class values
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We positively save you money
W. H. Blackstone
"On the Broadway of Goderleh
Forestry' li•Iartmeut, have been Aligns! Int,. of Mrs. Rohl Treleaven wlih Mrs
plpnled in the large plots next to the Forty Hours' Devotion. -The forty
rood. These are mainly rid pine, but ;hours' devotion In honor of Jeans
there are also red oak, 'oft maple and 'Christ in the Blessed Sacrament eom-
whfte spruce. From these plots trees menced In St Joseph's church here
slanted as required, (on Sunda • with solemn • proceamfon
.,nt 1e trans)
Where the road into the cemetery 'atter high miss tit 10.30 celebrated by
russet,'the creek It has been widened ',,thp pastor. Der. Father Quigley. Spr-
aro a atone embankment has been I Mel prayers beginning at it o'clock
Ibellt over the stream which In itself I were follows! by a iiermon end solemn
were
I. a great Improvement. benediction was held each evening. The
.qhr�nflln-le the pints planted W etergJme0 assisting the poem
Miss Maephersnn ore making a ts•auti- as follows: on Sunday evening, Fath -
fel showing. First Caine daffetilla. Jit' ler Paquette of Wingham, and Fattier
tulips are now making it fine display, I iMnnetlan of St. Angustlne, Father
and later will Come Iris, p,•cmte, and I Ik,nm'llan preaching the sermon. On
white lilies. I Monday evening. Father Nagle and
1. W. Ctee, etaalrmsn of cee I Father Fallon of tioderfch, Father
eery trod parkigls committer, sothed Conn- ('oreoren and Father Mnikern of Strut-
elllor Bingham are giving the work of ,' ford, Father Fallon being the speaker.
Improvement at ' God'sacre" their ape- I (In Tuesday evening. Monsignor mo-
rtal attend, n cued are planning to make honey. Vicar -General of London Dior
Maltl„ud ,entc'tery more than ever a 1Cew, DT. Mt -earthy and loather gimp -
Place of beauty where the memory of son. of Flt. Peter's Seminary. Lindon.
the departed may he honored amid at -
ting surroundings. .- .-.
The regular meeting of the Evening
Fether Sullivan of Clinton end Fetlh•f
Mct'ardie of i'arkhill. The normals
*am presrKM tR r -Mie Veser•flenerel,
Monsignor Mahoney; then followed tbe
Anxtlinry of North mtre►t United ` presee•lon of the Bleated aaerament
church will he held on Tuesday even -land benediction, thus bringing to a
'• g. May 211, nt �'a�lork. est the pot- land
these mord ivnndcrfnl find eRee-
:tage tire devotional exercises.
Turner and Mrs. Ronald Fowler ie. 1
charge• of the program A ten cent
Mt was seeVed.
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WIL-1
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PHONE 119 WEST STRIPS"
Fancy
Everg-eens
for the 0ea
llevr'ter ling'
Foreign r.e 1 ii nt I ..hi, .sl
zero., to hutkt' na,ut for
smeller sine k
GEO. STEWART
E9.ORIMT PHONE Ida
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'Steel Bed, Spring. and Felt Mal
Irma. *18.73
Steel Bed, goring, and Sprint
Mattream, (28.75
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