HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1922-03-02, Page 10• NEW SPRING 1 ihx) '-•cai•-i3. 1 peaTe.:;c3 going bak,•
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We wit Elm 1:ctler .a.Tcorla tIni,a.
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WALL ' PAPER 1
• Meta 'MOO,
April Shwa,
1 ° Dring forth May Fiowera,
' A lady wo,:i lashed how she Rhea Jier
kitchenette. Her reply was that awe
Iia d se room for oveniaint,
The subject to be dealt With in the
ebarch Ent Sunday. March 4th. 'ill
bo, "Separate Sehocie. Tear Cu lima
Harold hlellwain hurt kis leg, in
: bush a few days az, and was eoutined
to his hen*. •Lie has very mucli gra..
proved dace and will soon be .all right
agclii. ° .
The vr'ers of WW1 Paper Ig o
sivt %o.'S Lk, circa),
You, siU o scd tlio
unibrr ot, Cee3 well tri
beautiful Vapers we aro chew-
ing and the rennitahle Low
• All Ole New ravero are '39
inches wide.
We ItvoInspection. ena
want giveicu every passIble
usiatatur we in from our
featly yearfi Cirerifttne3 In aver
tiee,orating problems,
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seen, Wm, Crawford, In°. Mer.ea3,i • WESTFIELD
• J Kew; heel. atioilahCoQfltCCr epert en' public school ••
IVebaria Joh enclieg
Fe; 21th:
Ti -e sealiNra' Acearz v.%
URSDAY, MULCH Uri, INS.
Spring, the time of the singing at the
birds, is at hand. This remintla us that DUNGANNON
May 24th is a big day at Nile. Ali our C. Cl
friends will regard themselves as ea. nr. 'Id. %a, eirewa Vent the weet•elia
gaged for that airy, vieiting relatives near Exeter.
4::ficad OM utotbu et Messrs. Ja,.-alcasn Litr.aelhoitse 274: Gi,•-aeo
and tiullivau. itedmond, ,11.73; Nornaa McDowell,'
Paid oil motion ot Wads, Jamieson and Sta4house, 90. Jr. V., total 4.300- li
ibiliven: Tweraley, gravel. 113.401 mery Ben, .ane; Grave mason,
Jas. Lane, groat $5.40; %Xl hot nifeluir.ed. sr. toto 425_ranhei wodev.
*ieZeatiPeisU*'fill22.54°O;; -pen AW4alinaulal, '1";y3:11;ien'94r,thlOr, NGwotattasii 3K2e5a;tinWit,T7e71
suPPliee.110•10; A. Joulast°°' Eve Coek, 40. Sr. IIL, total 450-
$160.112; Goderich Star. Mititilig.*M.4 Joseph Ben, ,ot Lenore minion,
D. McLean, ilalatir su,dit" ;014 B57; Melbourne Keating, 003. Sr.
$14.30; Vint^ I"c‘ art2Y:,Sa.firiy 111,, total. 525--Eliiine liemford, 4:
os Olkaltor Sud "La,' I Herold Carter, fir.iti; Mary Rodger,
"Wed' bab allarY aza` 134381d!4. 3513; Madeline Walden 318; Irene
'Ilte following acceunts were Ordered 272. riewilas camphen, no; Etwana
(1* 51rDaaa3)1* "Pell-.3ca "343Ylla1
Carter 293' Edna 'Weide 276; Edgar
road, 118.50: Total $37,:-..= • : Howriet,
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The council adieureed ow"' March R. R. 11.EDMOliD, Teacher.
1ath at 1 p. ra. on motion of Messrs.
Jamieson end Parrish. Chas. L. Mo. AMONG THE muNcHEs
PouggiAtelerk.
otroomp....471114.4444.44.46444,47r
To see the trees on Wenuesday was The L. G. 14..;1604ial held in Alien's
to get o vlow (it the nature of _things-, 1 hall last week was a decided sneceaa.,
which at .first night . is parialoxical. 1 EvetYh011Y bad a good Ono.
Things ere not what they seem. The' The social comnxittee of St. Paul's
bea Mai la often a atsguise for the church would inform tho public that
trige aml-destructive,- A geed looking -contraryle.rnmore there was no 41Une•
face is often worn by a ilesperete Wert. hag bele at erif hentie party .wider 'the ivas based en- ."The Sermon oe, the
The wether seriously interfered autPlece of the ohltroh• • , Mount." .
with the proposed competitive concert Mrs. W. F. Campbell is improving b 'The services in Knox church next
: set down for February 22nd. As UV health. We hope • soon to see her Sabbath will be . conducted -by the
Elliott will be giving a lantern leeture around Again, • . . minister. 11. a. m., the communion
on Child Welfare, in the basemeut of Miss cdpseries on Thinsurely• believed,
eetima. is eau eentieea te will be dispensed:, 7- p. rn., second in
Victoria street Methodist church
next Sunday. Morning subject,
"High P.eseiver evening subject, in
the aeries on the Ton Commandments,
"Thou shalt not eanimit adultery."
The Rev. S. S. Ifenly WAS the
t reacher at bath services in St, Oeorge's
On Sunday. In tbo morning he spoke
Jn support or the relief fund for famine
stricken Xmas,. • evening sermon
ga•
the church en the 29tb, and liS a lecture the house.
b
orelleforestation will be given in t -
town ball on Mar.ni let the afore. atTouh: rots:r01218f"astrea. making
OvePar.
March eth, au being wen, I --- lieughtoa is v s lier
Mr. *tam. Cialbert, formerly of boasts that a d011ave. 1$14000.00041 -
mentioned concert will take place on i tun ,
SHEPPARDTON daughter Xra.liogerson. •
The Golteirjs" Magazine Chicago, '
Crewe, *Afield tp, who has berat IWO) will, be spent on and because of comics TOWNSHIP
port ten years is on o visit to- this this waste monCY. 100401404 it i" 111111"d" "
atout three idles el during 1024 The tIIP people of
• Iron the Montan boundary tor the ,,Alca will be reSPOOsible for most of me. Geo. Sowerby left Wednesday
tion tbis .Anter, ire ia visiting may exolain also , the differenee be. Mr. Harry 'Salkeld is agin buying
id* John Cantwell, a $iimput1tw3, tweon that the producer gets, and cattle in the vicinity.
sitpziient. Mr. Cautwd a -o thewhat the Prodeger, al's for 'wheat %lid Miss May. Chisholm has returnd
Maar lileaSelit call lust Saturdtiy, front a visit to London, • •
other necessarieS life. The money.
hogs in higber life sem tO
eonecience Ter the millions who sweat
IIftFC 110 and they were pleased to see him Xis:3 Minnie Johnfiton is attending
iliall to now. i il .., the home nursing classes in Gode.
bleiltli. PresPeritY ban net favored awl Ouch' ta wake a mew livIng .here rich • • and Conlaniriation service; 8 P. mo
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blisat very well in the West; he re. °4110010111,ellinDeToktitiuotow.uplves; lawous i w :miss pearl Amy visited with Mrs, evening prayer and sermon, the first
epos practically no, ersilis , the last it Ts sometimes sam th'at tuna ift is D. Martin. of Goderich, for a few or a series of Wednesday evening
Lexicon addresses on the Gospels, by
• days.
* monotonous, dreary. We do not find Archdeacon Jones -Bateman.
Mrs ROA, Davidson is in Water- Vo4
not be so for others, ber0 s the Pre" la° viltb her atig ter' Is' -
o'clock. ,
Baptist church, Sunday next:, Ser-
vices will be. conducted by the pas-
tor Rev. O. N. Dewey. 11 a. ni.,
subject, "The Lerd's Passover:" 7 ta
m., "First Things First; p. m.,
bie School. Monday evening at 8.00,
B. Y. P. U. social; Wednesday even-
ing 8 p. ,prayer service, •
Yesterday was Ash Wednesday,
the first day of Lent. Services were
held at St. George's church as fol-
lows: 8 a. in, Holy . Communionl
10.80 a. ire, Morning Prayer, Litany
ab-
anediegblee• Oleads:nes g.
ISTRA.CTINGLY
POTTY
is the Way to describe
these bets of grew and
beauty , for caid.seasou
wear.
The lines are unusually
graceful, the guaterialsrlich
in-tolor and texture and
itaVelt. 4441 diStinotion
iu every model.
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It is it pleasure to its to
imVe you' try on these be.
tenting Shapes and• loch
over our
LTA
ss Madiar
KINGSTON STREET
it so ourselves, and to slow that ft need, . d h irs Elwyn.
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grata or outstanding events at Nilo for Audvtson. f
this. week Veb, 26th, to Mardi 3ra., Mr. Geo. Wilson has sold his tarn
Tuesday. Illustrated lecture on Child1 on the 4th eon, to Mr. Bert Orr,, Who
During the Lenten season services
will be held, on Wednesday and Fri-
day evenings, the Friday evening ser-
vices to be It series of lantern talks
on Church ^History by the .vector,
Shelter Work by Mr. G. lit, Elliott: geta , possession May 1st.' Rev. Mr, Nerdy.
WedneadaY. Vtr.U4 St 'meeting at 1.4109 Misli, Elizabeth Sowerbi, of Lee. , z1,:artb„ Eit, ketheatst ehureh, 21. D.
lecturer On Reforests. len at• CavlOW et and Mrs. Reg. Johnston. a. vs4 and 1 P. al, rob le-Worsh-lirThe
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Friday, Sunday School Convention ar .
Carlow, sessions to be held at 1:46 and visitingattheh t smr aunt and
7 p. in. Resides this social gatnerings en- ei t. and lilirlessf 4)eo. Sowerby.
iu private Italics are Many. 'No one Mr. and Mrs. Win. JObilsten* Bucl'i.
need be dull and lonely here. ` Patdtbn, ate stiending a few days
--""-----•----.^-"" with Dlr. and Mrs. Robert StAverby,
• • 4$111FIELI.3 Miss Nary Nifatson*--Of - CollsOrrie
. a study -of -oblongs -two and tbrece of
ashileld cotincit met Feb. t1th as per has returned home after spenduig a ,the book of Retaliation. The litst one
adjournment all members Preset:it. weelt With. Mr. and iVirs. Geo. Sower-, will be, "Have 1 lett toy first „love?"
Minnie Currey's at nu; illustrated burn, spent the week -en with Mr. Moyer, pastor. Sunda? Mattel Stn. 11
Miss Pearl Amy, •if Burford, 'is nastor's merning !theme Will be "Thy
P. In.: Thursday, choir practice;
Itteildorncome, " fourth in a series on
"The Lord's' Prayer. I' At night he Will
begin a serio•t• of Sonday evening
Lenten sermons under the general
them 9t"My Chutcli and my- Religion
tinder the Searchlight." . This will be
Tile minutes of the January mei-thug by::^-,--- 0.
were read and approved, Ou mI otion of Ae a result of the lightning Sun.
Messra. .T. F. Campbell and 4% 1). day afternoon two telephone poles
Fattish. - „ on the 4th con. were splintered to
Moved by MeSsrs. Jamieson and Sni- the ground.
liven. that the claim or "aatnages " Mr. and. Mrs, Geo. Falconer enter- .
March meeting. end that he be notified wine., n dirge number of friends and totsaaseSelen• • •
M. Duruin's ear be left over until tire ...4 .1 1
totte1111 " • n°101b0r$ iti4t oi pawrty latstuv, obraaledrayot Tuesday night,. Epwprth League:
Tonle, °Better Mimeses, " will be taken
10 a. un, ,Classes. Mission Rand' and
Moira Club. The Club topic."What
can the Chnigia no for Laboe2 " will be
introductal by Mr. Ernest Pritchard.
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p, Sunday. school and organized
classes. The Bebop! is- growing, Don't
The Reeve raportetl letting the print.
1
ing• antrAct to tvho star. t evening% ..unch was served at
Bylaw No. 3. appointing tie following atter svilleh clanging 1/as
tmeem was atay passo; oerh,, °hes. restifned till mein, when the guests
eavein treas.. W. • P. Deed; itasessor, th"(gighIY en -eyed a nights
David 1$1, jolinsten, Richard Johnston, tertained the young peoPle of the vi -
Rabb. J. Webster, Robb. Drennan. einitY TecedaY night and Wednesday
trims, oarvey sr.. rag Amide Johnston. morning. Owing to the ice storm
retired to their homen after havingE.
D• AteDelkadlit collector, 04 C. Trel.
aas, inotigbituz, sheep valuators, Mr. Ad Mrs. Richard Burke en-
by Mr. C. M. ItobertSon. Miss Mildred
tieWbiliney will preside.
The Church aliniveraary will be held
March lent .110v. Dr. Rutledge of
Hamiltoe *will be the preacher. . .
On Monday evening the . Northern
Lights.and Unity Bible °lasses were tbe
guests of the H. O. N. class. The boys
and , their teachers were magnificent
hosts and everybody liad a delightful.
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0131=312113 COLBORNE'S
ILA Corsets
"TM NOM OF RWABILITY" Studied Pattern
Sale of
• Silk Dresses
Every dress in the store has been reduced.
Silk Dresses in navy and light blue, Mach
and brown at. 80.96. $12.50 and $.19.95 each.
Serge Dresses in navy blue, black and
brown at $9.96, $14.9,5 and 416.95 each.,
An opportunity to buy a real dress at little
money.
Ready -to -Wear
Blouses
Georgette Hlouses in all sizes colors
flesh. white, black, navy and the buoy colors
at $4496.
Crepe de Chine Blousen ihz. all colors and
_the best styles at $4,96 •
• These are all reduced itt price frotn very
expensive blouses to $9.95.
•
Middy Blouses
Navy Blue Fianna Middies in all sizes for
ladies, misses and children, 'reduced to
each.
Winter Coats
Every 0001 in the store half price.
The eta of the season moans a clean up
and to accomslish it quickly we have waylaid all
our coats At half price. Fur trimmed coats or
pain oloth coats, also plush coats all at half
price,
Don't miss this opportunity.
An opportunity to bay Ready -to,
Wear at real bargain*,
Phones ;
I Colbotne 8 Co "
Resicknce 230 • •
8 A. •Corsetf
" [MOE OF Q,UALITY" .
anuanuannanananamotinanniseaananarson
ms•nucT GLEANINGS
Clinton Men Narrow Escape
' from .4kaphytdation •
the guests were unabletiwe. OW ON * time. There were about fifty present.
*teen, N. G. MeKenzie, Prank Scott, i to return home until daylight, So An interesting meeting of the League
Thos. Irwin. and Petri& Moran: fettee dancing was kopt up til 0,8%. was hem on Tuesday swerang. rays.,
viewers, h.% J. Alels.'enzio, Mttn. d.13lack. , young! triazi.who nail to take a round,
110WardRebertatiii presided, Miss Mary
Bat, Davi6on Jas., Lane, Thos.1 about route arrived henna at nine o Howell gave a line devotional paver on
' anti darkness
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Dickson Itobt.'"Pitzgerala, Jobri Fin. eok. AU report -a good time: "The ratherhood ot God. " Mr, W. T.
Pelloq.nave ma address on the0.
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iniiiiminicoolms rine its enforcement. • It Wag an inter.
esting and informing- narrative -of -tile
• • , • -= prO4res8 Of the temperance Movement,
-E especially in tho' county of Huron; in
=.; which ho Shelved that a gratifying
•ig advance had been made in the reduced
consurnptien of lierior and consequent
runkennesk. LA motion trespassed ex-
pressing tire audience's appreelatien of
the Splendid Services Of Mr. PelloW,
Mt-. Seager, County Crown Attorney
and Mr. Chas. Reid, County Vence
Magistrate, itt the-caforcernent of the
Act and their administration of jilatice
generally. The pastor, Rev. 21. D.
Moyer, in supporting the resolution
staten that while he bad watched
many police court trials various
Citic: an towns he bail never Seen the
law administered, in the even.handed,
kindly spirit of a real British justice as
it is atlininiktered in the Goderielt
pollee court. •
Does Indiana get her pink slippers
from the "Land of Promise?" Come
and see.
"Don't count your chickens. before
they are batchecr-a moral of the
Land of Promise.
U. S. Chant, manager of the Clin-
ton ;Utilities, and his assistant, Ern.,
est Dumballt had a narrow escape
front asphyxiation at the waterworks
pump house on Friday last. On tic.
count of the power'bemg off an aux-
iliary -gasoline engine was put into
use. langineer ,Seeley had been ,as -
ed to look after the pimping while
the others continued repairing lines,
and when he arrived he detected the
gas, If'd• at once threw open the
doors and called to the men, who had
weeds? inhaled considerable gas and
were affected thereby. Mr.. Seeley
thinks that both would soon have
been asphyxiated,
Miss Ellen Mnutateastle Survives Her
Sister Only Six Days
Early Monday morning of last
week Miss Ellen. lVfounteastle, Clin-
ton, died, just . six days after the
death of her sister,- Miss Eliza, ' Miss
Meunteastle was a woman of great
charm of manner and a keen inte1-
leet. She had. a well -stored mind.
keen perceptions, a kindly disposi-
tion, and a natural dignity which
marked her oat as one eluting many.
She Was a daughter -of. the Tate Sid-
ney H. Mountcastle, one of the earl-
iest settlers in Goderich township ,and
was horn on the family homestead
on the Huron road on August grd,
1824. For Many years the two sis-
ters lived' alone in their home on
Huron street, Clinton, "The Wig -
wain" as it was called. '
Clinton Hospital Has First Nurses'
Graduation Ceremony
, The occasion of the graduation of
the, first three nurses of what is now
known us Clinton Cornntunity
Hospi-
Copeland Flour Mills, Ljmited
8 Per Cent. Cumulative Preferred Shares
Price $100.00 Per Share
With a Bonus of 30 Per Cent .Common Stock
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ABOUT COPYING
PICTURES
We have the equipient and
the experience which enables
us to get the best results frotn
all kinds of pictures.
You will be aniprised to see
photo or as poor tin type.
what we can get Weir a faded
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Miss Margaret Mustard, bliss Annet-
te Sinclair and Miss Fanny McKen-
zie, who wore white uniforms and
carried armfuls of roses and Mlle.
tions, At the banquet Rev.,. D. • N.
McCallum acted as toastmaster. The
toast to, the King was proposed by
Rev'. S. Anderson, and rePned to 11
Rev, C. L. Bilkey. The toast to Clin-
ton Coninaunity, vas propos-
ed by Reeve R. J. Miller and respond-
ed to by N. W. Trowertha, ws.rden of
the county.' "The Coinmunity" was
proposed by Rev. G. Burns and re-
sponded to Ity 1Vlayor David Cantelon.
A toast to the nurses was 'proposed
Dr. 0. W. Thompson and respond-
ed to by Dr. J. C. Gandier. The
management is looking forward to
the establishment of a nurses' home,
and negotiations 'have already com-
menced. . °
We have not been counting' the'
spring robins we have-, 50011 yet, but
a sure sign of spring is the 'return to
town of Joe Lindsay* one of the Gode-
rich star baseball. twirlers. 'And
there will be others of the team a.
long presently..
AUTOMOBILE
OWNERS
get ybur.
1922 Permits and
Markers
from J. W. MooVicar
at
Gee, Madiear's Shoe Store
North Sale of Square Godorielt
O. Sok 414
til brought together about 100 citi-
SPE'CIAL
Daintily Stamped
Gowns
for Embroidery
Regular $2 75 for $1.SO
MISS S. NOBLE
sor - oacyiloor=alr0
DOLLARS
have more
a . . CENTS. .:
a ..
at
11 HAROLD_B!.ACKTONE'S
00 .F,:c11 :::::: RQ. E.:: :I:: : w i. 2: .", ,0WEt013 70 0. 000
• 522.00
' 1 Bedroom Salt ‘.. - ' $25.00
o Flooltey Roots and Skates, 0_
, Chairs of all kind, a couple Dail
on the Dreadway, of G-oderich
Baby Sleighs, your choice!, $4.00
Reeks, -aIso Piano Case Organ, 6
• WaNTED .
0 - Drop in, this is Your Store
UOIZtO 01:Mvit '
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zens in Wesley' Hall on Friday night
last, .,when• a program of suitable ex-
ercises :was put on and was followed
by a banquet. The address to the
nurses was given by Dr. J. W. Shaw,
the diplomas presented by Dr. W.
Gunn and the pins by Mrs. W. H.
•Maniting,, .first president of the lios-1
pital board. There.were also special i
gifts to the graduates, presented by
Mrs. N. W. Trewartha, the
of the, board. Rev, 1 E. Hogg gave
an address as "the minister of the'
nurses." Ir. R. E. Manning acted
as chairman during the exercises and
Miss Marion Gibbings sang very tie-
ceptably. The graduating nurses are 1
• NEW-
FRAIVIE.
MOULDINGS
Antique Cold
Mahoosny
- Circassian, Walnut'
Antitieu Silver
Grey and Ebony
have time very best line of
mouldings, and make the fraMes
to suit every kind of picture,
Bring in your "pictures, and
have them framed artistically.
Alt small cost.
Slid lirt Store
et. ottensitaa
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GOVERNMENT, PlIOLNCIAL :AND. MUNICIPAL
3010.zalott$ _
BONDS tWIENTY 00111111TS LOWER
11119-4.2, a normal piewaryear, Municibir113onds which are
now selling to yiel� front ki% to trio were sold to yield but yil(g,.
This means that in 1912 twenty year 6% Mtinioipai florid
would. have sold at $126.00 aseompaVed with to da) price of $100.
This illustration 'emphasizes the fact that notwithstanding
meant =nor advances, flood, pikes' are now unusually'low. For
tbis reason en:feted buyers of' Bonds are tingadvantile of provail-
ing conditions and buyit:gat existibg prias.
fierce aro a, few we own and offer-: • .
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15,000 City of llow 'Westminster 6% Bonds, interest payable
, half Yearly in Canadian or American Funds, due in 1942.
Price 99,42.
6,000 City of Calgary 6% Bonds, interest payable half year]
zn Canadian or American Funds, due 1939. Price 100.
M. flash Kildonan 6% Bends, interest payable annual-
ly in Canada Fonds' only, due Nov. 1st 1041. Price 97.10
16,000 City of Windsor 5i% Bonds, interest payable December
lst, .1941, in Canadian funds. Price 00.60
$ 10,000. City of Fort Witham Ilona's, interest payable April
1st, 1933, in Canadian hinds only. Price 02.00.
Bank offenuneree Bldg. Phone 230'
You are being offered an opportunity to invest and 'share
in the profit e of a thoroughly well organized Milling Company
with every advantage and indication otcomplete success.
There is no reason why Copeland Flour Mills, Limited,
should not repeat the performances of other wdlsknown suc-
cessful Milling Companies.
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investigate this*offering now.
ic u I "'
H. HILL et Go.
Government, Municipal and Industrial Securities
Goderich, Ontario
The Saults Coal Company/
It
"Th. Yard. of Si*"
We Sell Only The Best C.01,1
All ,Sises to Suit Your Need*
Wien yair Meal ilariwool, Mind sea Cellar,
Gat Our Priam
ratiophene 75 Godorich
Mogam. AaSIN.A,
These eight letters, as they apPearovill p -rob- •
ably mean very little to yout but, properly
arranged, they spell
SHARMAN$
which means the very best a AOC store eau
offer in up-to,thelninute goods, lowest prices,
, courteous and efficient service.
REPAIRING
in all its branches, undertaken° by a capable
and efficient workman.
Leading Shoe Store 'Phone 1
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