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TlitiReVAY, bnin tad. 1M
A Slow, Shiggisk,
Torpid Liver
RESPONSISLE FOR MANY ILLR.
Milburn's Lau -Liver Ini/r, sti10111,te
the shagghila liver so that it Will regulate
the flow of bie to at. properly on tke
bowels end thus deg away all the
"sate and polsonoue matter that ie
reeponeible for constipation, biliogeness,
Pleb Jstad, heartburn, jaundiee, etc.
hfre. Alice kIiiII, Nepanee, Ont.,
initageo"I was very baldly run down and
had a torpid liver for over four roontle.
I tried invent) remedies, but of no relief.
One day my husband brought me tome
vial of MilbUrniatore-Liverand
before I heel used half the! vial I was
Ouch better. 1 only used two vials, gad
1 sin s different person, wake... I can
safely recommen 1.10014•11fer Fills to'
,aay lone bled with liver trouble."
"MilbUrn's Larta-hiver Fills are 25o.
a a. viol et all dealers," or mailed direct on
receipt of priee by The T. Milburn
Limited, Toronto, Ont.
nn. GEORGE. HEILBISABIZI. OstooR014
1peciellst in Women's an ebIldren.,'S
01801.14es. Acute, chronic end herTellii m-
urders. partial dearness. eye. igr, nose
- red gimlet: Adenoids removed Without
knIfe. Consultation free. Once and
reeidence. Nelson and at. Andrew's Streets
back or Temperance. Vale North Street.
Office hours.° to 12 a. Ix, I to 41 p. m.
Boadays. Thursdays asps seturesys,
liventlifs by appointment.
LEGAL CARDS
CHARLES GARROW, Barrister. Solicitor,
-Etc. Corner. North street and Square,
Otelerieb, Ont.
CHAS, SEALER
aa..0
Barrister. Solicitor, Notary Public
and tenveyaneer • .
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Omcb Court' abuse, Gioderich.
Tp C. Ws • .'Paone 86.
B• arrister. Solictior, Notary Public Etc.
()face Hamilton St., sterling Bank Block
••Goderiett•
Real getate. Loans; Insurance-
CO*VEYANCING ;AND -NOTARY
GEORGE E ollEENSLADE, Bayfield,Gon
vevatacing and Notary Public
1)11f0° TILLMAN. SE COOKE,
▪ oarristers, Solicitors, /Notaries Pub.
tic. Etc.
tence-on see 'Square, Mul door from
flamilton steeet.'tioderien,
Private funds to man at loosest rates.
W. PROUDPOOT, E.C.,
J. 1... El'LLORAN, H. J. D. COOKE.
AUCTIONEERING
• ripHODIAS GUNDRY. .
• J. •
Live Stock and General Auctioneer,
Hamilton street, Gocleriels.
Sams matte everywhere and ell efforts
made to giveyou satisfaction.
Farmers, sale notes discounted. • •
lambs, 50c higher; lambs, 56 to
$13; yearlings,. $6.50 to 29,60: wether.,
$6 to. $6.60; ewes, $2 to $5.60; mixedsheep, $6,60 to $6. .
TORONTO MARIIIICTS.
TORONTO, Nov. 25. -..The latest qu�.
tatione on the /toad of Tiede aVe as
folloWei
Wheat (C.Lf. Bey Seesele).
No. 4 northern. $1.7711.
Igeoltelra Oats Mel. Noy Ireirte).
No. 3 C.W.. 6624e.
No. VON., epee.
atts, No, 1 feed, 91%e.
No. 3. feed. 411%.e.
No. 3. feed. 48ike•
30/11100ett Varier (e.t.f.. IPMfte).
No. 3 C.W.. 02,
No. 4 e.NIT. 71%e.
Rejected, ellisv.
Feed. 673(1e.
Aalterteee Coro (reavvIrs Tosematia,
Preempt Slatteseeet.)
No. 2 yellow. $1.08, nemlnel.
Oantaxto Oats tAmmerdiair lo WysnIgilie
DISTRICT GLEANINGS
Mr. P. .a> Inoory, Sosaieols et Hsu -
nen leas bon mop:noted bailiff foe
114o Sliono
it tilt.Oso ' U'inomaty tst
• Mr. Pete' Gowan WS drcidett 3W1
na accept the seesition of town stern
of Wingtiam, preferring to ventilate;
teaching ocheol.
Messrs. J. T. Wood HMI Son. of Brus-
selso have purchased OM, plant of the • .
Henley 'Motor Truck ' CompanY. of
1.31athom, and will no their linittion,
factory to that city. .
Exeter s to IV.o a ebb room foe
.hos and noung men, with reading
room and a "gym" IMM, in the not
Iletaut futtfre. Bev. Mr. Wilson
the man behind the projeet.
A former 'welleknown resident of
Wingharn district pasaed 4Way at lice
tome in Ridgetown en. FridaY. Nov.
Ifith. In the person of Margaret Win
No. 2 whtte, 46c tO 49e, ' .son, beloved wlfe'ef Mr. John MeGree
thattutio Wilma Omar. irt 00)4 aged 67) Yearg" • .
Ammegling to 1102. end*
Mris. P. S. Linklater, Wingharn, re -
No. 3 winter. per car 'Lie tit eeived the ed news On Friday, No.
$
$1.711 ' AfeOreger, ba
1.111. d passed away at Ride.por-car 3,2# '
•
s th, that MI*. John
Pea., (Aneenthee te Prelarlata Ontesal*) 'tOsvn. TM) deceasweodn, Novra,ittAtefterfilitoevr.IY
No; .3 510.75 to $1.110• nominal.• MSS Margaret 'WI
Soler Innenaninag to Insenahta Tistikih> :lir. WM. WeLarezt BOIS, L. L. D.
• Melting, 800 ec• *Sc. who for a number of years farmed in
ihookwheat (Apmerdhom s. Bare* Tuckersnalth, owing to the neeessitY
- , ' eastanile). •, ortris Iawipraethise has rented hie farm •
14724.0.(2440.1/15:,:sioaillui?7,00000nd• osostioo an end hls t oreershbred stock 'and' •
No. 3, 51.10 toopl.55. ' ' R4 la uoW elOoting all his time to hts, FRENCH PRESIDENT AT CalSADIAN MEMORIMe--af. Milleralld in seen .
2..000_ oo., .. emettlite in pert lturoto wading nes inscription on •the monument erected to the memory of the Caton
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We specialise i* Wiring of all kisoftntet
no give yeti an estimate for wiring your
• house or garage.
• Private Telephones
Motors
• koalas
Electric Bells and.
Burglar Alarm Systems
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Death earns suddenly to Niro, I, 0 diet) Heroes at VIMY Ridge.
First sratent. 211.2e.
Goveriutiont stellar& nonfatal. la I Ofl
Becton potent, $16.70. Toronto, Ron. Seaforth. on Wedesday Morn -
the municipality but a detrInien z n
the 'whole country. Under stiteh un- 1 111•11•414.01=111
favorable conditions thildren are born.'
gone. lessoo (roonot sessonosoth ing of last week in her udth year. A- Slums that are not only a Menace to feWer -ahlm seetielle, a better dam; of
Jute bags, Montre nonsinal. In jute
bare, Toronto; 55, bulk oseaboar&
Eillfeml (Clair Itota, Dellyerad letteatreal
Freight/. Ross Irritated). 0
Bran.., per to% 58* to 249.35.
CATTLE AURAKETS
• TORONTO LIVE STOCK.
TORONTO. Nov. SC -Receipts; of nye
stack at the Dillon Yards up to five
o clock on Saturday afternoon Included
2,617 cattle, 4,766 itteep_O.nd lambs:, 3,600
hogs: and 160 calves. while the run of
hogs Is fairly heavy, other receipts are
only moderately so.
WINNIPEG CATTLE-ITARKETE-
WINNIPEG. Nov. 29. - (Dominion
Live- Stook 'Branch.) - Receipts - 610
cattle, 808 hog a and^ 120 oheep.-(3wing
to the limited offerings the cattle Mar*.
ket,was quiet, and little ot no change
reported in quotations. A few butcher
cattle, mostly'rnediOnn to good females,
ranged from $4.50 to $6, with beedfui
good feeder steers weighed tip at 46
to $7. SOes on ;the sheep and lamb
"Market' consisted of common to fair,
lambs ranging from 56 to $8. Rags,
unchanged: selects, W. •
ntrp.a.Lo LIVE wrocK.
EAST BUFFALO, Nov. 29. -battle--,
Receipts:, 425; dull.
Calves -Receipts 200; steady, $4 to
517.
Hogs -Receipts, 3,200; 60c to 75c
higher; heavy ad mixed, 511 to 511.25;
Yorkers,.311.25; light yorkers and Mot
$11.60; roughs, 59.25 to 59,50; stags, $7
to $8. •
Sheep andi Lambs -Receipts, 800;
•• IN-SUR/INCE
MelfaLLOP MUTUAL FIRE 'INSURANCE
.as.s. CO. ----
earns and isolated Town Property Insured.
Value or property insured up to JanuarT,
ode, $3.048.975.00.
. OFFICERS -James Gop011y, President,
doderich ; Jas. Evans,.• Vice -President.
• Iteechwpod ; T. E.•Hays, Sec.-TreaS., sea-
. corm.
• DIRECTORS -G. F. McGregor; Seater*;
4. G. Grieve, Winthrop ; Wm, Writs. Con -
seance ; George mccartney, .auckersarath ;
loltr: Ferris, Harlock ; John Bennewise,
sroadhagan manom atcnwan, erucencedo
AGENTS -7. W. Teo, Goderich ; sandy
• Lean, Clinton ; Wm. cnesney, Seaferth ;
1E. HinchleY, Seaforth. • .
R. H. Cntt's Store, Goderich, ofor-
Policy HolderS.can pay *their a yessments
rish's Clothing Store, Minton, or 3. H.
..... BaYneld.
' NOTARY PURLIC, ETC.
INTR. BAILIE. ,
- • NOTARY PUBLIC
General Conveyancing done
Geed Companies Represented
, • • Phone n. 296, Goderieh, Ont.
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UNDERTAKING
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Voila Bros.
• _GODVIICH
The Leading .
Funeral Directors _
and Embalmers
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Orders .carefully _ attended to
at all. hours -night or day.'
' .‘ • ^ • • • '•••
REPAIRING
H. S. KgNIIIPI.
EXPERT WATCHMAKER
Watches, 'CloCks, etc.; Cleaned and
Repaired Satisfactorily
36 yore praottrel experience ,
Ifielatch or Clock toe good to Mae* with me
Charges moderate ,
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Magni moOK, tut the:square
donsnica. ONT.
re,
• tOirir C,•,r Cis Mt X
Ecari the bilks Far Ovar WM
A14;eU
Signature
41, of
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rr•...n.r.s.411, 1 T1i1l4n.
For
SORB
TI1ROAT
COLD IN'
CHEST
etc.
Chas.
N.Et.
Dires: ot:to
loGu ttavel consider your
" IMENT a 'very
illPfrintleticit, surd
we 105 it as Is mac
relief for sae Asset
tool duets 1 woul3 not Le without it if
the price was cue dollar a Lank."
MINAREYS
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LiNIMEN 1
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Veterans- Eanded Together.
, Paris, Nov 2.9 -4n international
council binding together the War
Veterans' AsSociation of the Allied
countries was organized here Sunday
by delegations represeitting France.
Britain, United States, Italy, Bela
• glum, Greece, Jugo-Slaxia and Czech-
Slavia, and was joined later by Por-
tugal, Holland and Roumaniaton, who was here a fortnight ago at -
The council will be chosen of one tending -fiti3e public school commence
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Member of each country, and Prob- meats, ha launehed'ont
bout five weeks ago she fell and front-
ured ber hip and though, at the time,.
tier injuries, were not considered ser-
ious the shack pnoved, too =Mb. Sae
Is nervived by her. husband, De. Scott,
coronee of Huron, and by one-sonoMr
11, R. Scott.
Mr, ilenrY Makins, an Exeter man,
died at the 'home of hls son near Nor-
wich Nov. 20th, in hits --00th year. Old
age was the cause of his *Ale The
late Mr. Makins was born in Lincoln-
shire, Eng., and came to Canada as a
young man, settling first .in Toronto.
then in Grey township, and 40 years
ago moved to InWitey tossmship, retie.
ngla Waiter 18 years .ago.
• The roof of the Blyth Meinorial Hall
is nearly carropleted: .
Rev.•'Wm. Howson, a former pas.
tor of Winenam Ofethodisf church,
died at his late residence in Toronto
on Sundavomorning, 'Nov. 2ist. He
had been ill for motith but his death
was unexpected. He wasborn in Eng.
land 70 years ago, a san of the late V.
3. HOW$01), a wholesale feather rner-
chant„ At the age of 17 years he took
his Gest charge in England and proved
such ability as a speaker that he was
brought to Canada by the late Wm.
Morley Punetiori and when 20 years tif
age he took his first charge in Canada
at Toronto Junction but later he re-
eelved a call to St. Marys. He rater
had charges at Mitchell, Wingham.
Wallacelearg and Glencoe, and in SOO
went to Askin street Methodist ehueeh.
Inid011; a -charge which he. held until
21)05, when he retired.
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VICTOR LAURIST6N A NOVELIST
His Publishers Announce “The TWen..
ty-First Bur' as Ranking with Worh
of Oppenin lin and LeQueu‘.
11'w1ll interesting to the people oi
Gederien to kneel:Dion Victor Laurin.
it novelist.
ably meet in Paris. The erganiza- The •folloWing iterh from. Bookseller
tion contemplates union of all vet- and Stationer announces the new
rn.anoassociations• The underlying book •
idea is to preperve, particularly in "Another nesseomer among Canadian
time of stress, the unity that existed novelists Is Victor Lauriston, whose
•among the Allies during the war, Dist novel is a detective story that is
and carry on the comradeship in ranked by the publishers who are to
yarlous ways,. notably . by interna-
tional membership cards, •and the
exchange of information respecting
'disabled soldiers and the widows
and children of soldierd.
The plan ot organization specifies
that the council will be directly re-
presented in each • allied country by
'two veterans of that countrY ap-
pointed by the council and approved
by the veteran organization of that
country, one of these veterans to be
accredited to the Government of that
Country and the other to.the press.
' Freighter Launched.
MIDLAND: 29. -The Glea-
my% a canal -sized freighter built by
the Midland ShipbaillOing. Company-,
was successfully launched here Sat-
urday morning. The usual baptismel
bring it out. with the work of Oppero
beim and nenueux. The scenes are
laid largely in Western Ontario, as.
well ,as in Buffalo aed•lietrolt.".
.
His many friends in Goderich whit
Mr. Lauristoo the best. of success.
The Ciminero News, in. referring toMr.
Mr. Lauriaton's visit to floderichenone
' Victor 'Lautiston has returned from
a few days' visit to floderich, where•be
attended the• commencement exerelees
at the 'nubile sehools and presented the
Robert Park Memorial .modals.
These -medals have been given by
MroLeuriston to the ouderich echools
for the past 11 years, though. this is
the fleet 'tension • on Willett he was
able to present then) in person .in the
winners. A •gold meda).\ is given, to the
candidate securing th highest stand-
ing on the entraiiit.ifexamination, and
•eeremony was performed by amiss a silver medal to the candidate seem -
'Charlotte Benson, a daughter of Mr.
3 W. Benson„, the secretary of the
Great Lakes, Transportation Co., 'for
whom the boat was- beat. This is
the fifth freighter to be constructed
in the local yards' and Is suitable for
lake or salt water coast trade. • a
'Australia, Wants Reciprocity,
LONDON, Nov..20.-/evs Zealand
Chambers of Commerce are trying to
promote a reciprocal trade agreement
with Australian where business men
are said to welcome the idea. Accord-
ing to a cable to the Times, the Aus-
tralian Minister of Customs says that
when a new tariff bill, which gives
the Government special powers in
this respect, is passed Australia will
be glad to enter into negotiations
with any part of the Empire for A
reciproeal basis of trade.
Found After Twenty Years,
LONDO-Noonnto Nov.acotrrr;
Stockton, formerly .bf Wardsville,.
Went West twentyyears ago and'his
relatives, never haying heard from
him, thought be was demi, While
traveling from Toronto last Saturday
he heard by chance that one of his
sisters was living in this eitY, and.he
hastened to join her here. Ile. Watt
rejoiced to learn that his two sisters
are in London -Mrs. L.'0; McPhail
and lilt's. Rumble of Grafton. area.
011. Rush Begins. - •
GRAND PRAIRIE, Alta.. Nov. 25.
-The Land Office for the past two
days has witnessed a very keen rush
for oil leaces, there being several
'thousand acres filed In 48. hours. The
stampede was oeeaeloned through
the leasing approeimately of 10,000
acres by a geologist inpreeenting than
Ingots:: a Oil Company inforeste,
aftan*
catarrh teetotal itiateese greatly halm
enccd by foridittene,
TULL% CATARRH MEDICINE IS
Tonic and Blood Purifier. Br eleatudng
the bldod and building_ up the eastern.
BEALL'S CATA/tRit MEDICINE restores
sonnet conditions and ellosee Nature to
its work.
611 Druggists. CircultriA Tree,
It.3. Cheney & Co, Toledo. OHM
Steno men are, too stubborn to .inn
kilonledge the efir» until noir Olt p
Cosi'. tern.
No one Fond auttv the nanny Of
eornis wine liolloway'a Corn lionnoVer
31 hasel V) 1;1.'111010 them.
and 12 efforts to raise thein are „sues
eesaful„ they frequently grow up to
be Men and women of inferior phydie
cal and nu'ntal ability; many of them
are . compelled to resort to constant,
medical treatment at aiu earl/ period;
of their life. and often pass out with-
out. aecOmplishIng anything Worth.,
while for themsents• or for the oallna 1 Ton feel fine In a few moment*. Your
try, as producers or as useful citizens. 004 in head or, catarrh will bo gone.
These are the =fortunate one% 60 Your clogged nostrils will open. The sir
many of whom are found in our hest passages .of your heed will dear and
Oats, sanitariums, housess ofo-refuge, 1 you- e-pn •breathe ninety. No more dull -
and Jails. It, costs money to maintain nese, headache; sao bawking, muffling,
.PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
mint lloW Nor.
I'll* aan Ned wad- olds.
' • -
these places in order to care for the
unfOrtunatesneople. If the money re-
• quired • for osuohe purposes ..tould be.
employed in the development of our
wonderful natural relsoureeso or 0 -
plied for the purpose of building up
moderate sized towns and in causing
our country 'villages to expand so as
Oa be ?In .a position to provide and ens
•ng the 'highest Is -tainting from_ the
school which does not win the noel
medal. The medalte are glven in them.
ory of the late Robert Park, who, be-
.
fore he became public stool instiect-
m- for West Kent. Was•for a number of
years 'principal of the Central school
at eltoderieb.
. • The eommeneement exercises at the
Central sehoS1 were held on Armistice
night, Nov. 11, and those. at Vietoria
school on Friday -evening. The gold
medal this year was wen by a Vietoria
school pupil, Miss Jean Chapman: and
:Wise Itarross] (if the Central
seined won the silver medal. Mr,
Loorishr, spolo, f,r, both oreasionN, he.
pides• visiting 'all the elasses of both,
schools on Tliftrialay afterliO0u, in
eomvany with nubile netioel Inspeetein
S. E. 14,10, who was inn heet while in.
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It was wa in the notlerieh Central
sehool llirt Mr. Lauriston reeeived hie
puhlie • seneehng, onetoria school, fr-
feited -in j1hft2 is awil desiimed and
thoroughly no.dorxi np t
school Imihling. with exfensianpd
kept ;
well
It is 'an Inierestina toineidenee that
the. chairman at the Central selion!,
eomilleneement was an '14 Ridgetewn
bon Rev. Mr. Beoeraft, now poster of.
the Vietoria Methodist ehureh at (lode -
Melo The Virtnria eommenee-
ment avaa presided over bO 11.. R. Sal -
loose. a member 0.1 the public school
hoard. who In lanewn throughout
Arretriea by rPason of his svonderftil
photographie. iltustrations vhIe1ihoe
been reproditeed in the leading. maga-
zines,
platoons discharges or dryness; no strug-
gling for breath at night.
•to -Tell -your druggist notenvivatsioemalL
bottle of Ely's Cream' Balm. Apply a
little of tide fragrant, antiseptic cream
in your nostrils, let it penetrate. through
every air passage of the bead; soothe
and. heal tbe swollen, inflamed raucous
membrane, and relief comes instantlya
worK and sanitary and other modern sufferer needs; Don't stray stuffedoir
just what every cold and eatarrb
jay the behetit and comfort pf watera it is
n e le c s we would soon have d iserable. • •
Wo have am assortment of the hest thetric
hoes asd Toasters made in Canada
ROBT; TAIT
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ELECTRICIAW4 AVERT STREET
• Phone 82 or 193
Melo saved front the horrors that exist
In the* Inaniinn or great Amer -lean
and lauri)Peall cities.
CASTOR IA
* POT Infants and Children
In Use For Over30Years
Always nears
•the
Eignaturrt of
•
aull eXperleneed- InGtherg knOw.
when ono children fire troublea with'
worms end ktiot no nitile• aliPPI,Fine
Miller's Worm Powders, the 1110415 e4.
feetive sertuiftige that' f.z.art be used.
it is ,thsoluto in elearing the • Syr:dent
'tif "WitrifiTnInid resfrantiglitne,n." trealtur- - -
t in 11 t It MO ithoqt *hien were. can •
let nit (tendert for- the' •or hope.'
ronwit, flriMth. ' It tho
trostworthy tof wilt%) ,iskternelnators.
• r .
\\Awn noetentei • qutek. parting'
tite feel and his money are a MOSer
invent' to a ,witiliaxa and 1101"'fieeret‘ '
LOOK ix.
(From n•The Golden Gate," the oofileial
Publication of The Gederten Boacj
of Trade'. •
• Wilf it not 1,e a tar better polies'
for the porkpie of Ontario to haveIt
unfilled and neglected and unprofitalfle,
land •; Dlaeed under 'cultivation. and
Made snore prOduetive and Valoable hY
extending to the rural districts and
to as onnay farmers as possible a gefect
supply of eleetrio power at,•a fair and
neaaenable rate, than to matfitaill the
preoent bs iminatig ehargen to all
but a few Of tbe large eltiet and Platt*
clone to the Vagllf% power plant?
Abase diseriminatieg rates enable
these fevered plates to being indufe
tries, which hair general tendeney JO
ereate a Acengatiert Of manufacturers
end their eritelc,yete 10 Certain Bee
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Rae et. Piton Van; and to eivate
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.4c-Icalrilar "viz!
"Gifts That Lasi"
Diamonds, Pearls, Jewelry, Silverware
Watches and Clocks,
. For Ladies :
Onyx and Pearl Rings
For Gentkrnen :
Signet and Stone -Set Rings
Cuff Links
Tie Pins
• Watches, all grades and sizes
• urrthiteilas, Et.
Necklets
Brooches
Wrist Watches
Umbrellas, Etc.
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For the Home:
A Tiffany Never:VVind Clock
WeGuarantee this Clock to Run 12 Months on I Battery
Silverware , Cut Glass
flatware in the Holmes and Edwards Pattrn, Jamestown
and DeSancx
We also carry
"Old Colony," "1847 Rog rs" and" Community"
Plate in the A ins Pattern
E. C. Robertson
East Street and Square
Watchmaker and Aviator
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