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THE CoYDERICH SIGNAL?AR
'"- 1 AND
• LER-,
ttQDER1OH MOTORS
STAN. B'REVE'.T
*,, phone' 83
*oath st; '
`MI oft atz ; , W COL t`-ZEPIIXR
Sales •nand, Service
• Used Cars
f1.4 rOE.OROE
'ice Victoria St • , s I''hon a 34
:>CHE- 'VROItET- -80 _>•OLDSMOBX
Sales and Service e
° , General Repairs,
McColl- T1 rotiteiiac Products
a ` x'ireatone Tires
IlleGEE'S GARA7GE.
DODGE .&. •DESOTO
-Sales and Service '
.85 Hamilton St. Phone 695
nerd, Repairs to A.11 e14lakes ,of Cars
• :SUN000 GAi AND' .OILS
Firestone Tires ss Willard Batteries
BETTY'S' BEAUTY SHOP'E,
'T T i kIOMAS, Prop,
04 Elgin Ave. Phpxze 340
Peramneit' Waving . and all lines of
Beauty Culture
DAINTEE LADYE
EVELYN IJYA!IAN, Pxop..
last Side of Square Pone 60
L ermnanent Waving, Finger Waving,
Paelals, 9 anleuring and Haircuttng
Intent 35
MIX ORE",WI) CREAM
i- •
Visit Our Milk harp
W. M. McLEAN.
9 Kingston St.' Phone 350
We carry a .complete line of
I1ZOU,R,, P,t E �,D,° ,S YJ S AND
. GROCERIES
Spe ia117i�i =-- i.o. eels s we � , � and
° •-- Vegetable Plants
CAUL WORSELL
Square 'hone 283
SH ' t WIN • WIL'T T XS. AND. 0. 'V.
> AINTS, ENAMELS & -VARNISHES
General Hardware, Oils, Glass, Aladdin
Lamps, 'Coleman Lamps and Stoves,
Stoves, Piumbil:1g and .Heating
'tit(' ti"inghani Patriotic" :.ic_'14 ty lias, l.d,iid.toii, +„it F.f Slr. alt,1 '.lid Itut,�ti't
set ;t membership of pile thousand as 3U; Itt°i4lA f1', eewaser, whtsh tusk i'lss . at
okojt.a.tive and now has 4)V1 700. thc>•ltc'nsctfl Iri11101 c: itttrs It r,i:tu:,e, ltk►'.
John zI, lla eleau CUs i ai: Win; Haut on it, A, 1sroek fli 1idl nig 1,,',)1' tlicr r }
hear,( tv night last In Jii5 eigbty-,,reowi •, Oldie ; trip Yl;4:5 k'Q01.1101i, .111.91,013'41
yi.,ar, rp'esidee his wife, r leaves four `I'eo (►itto ',ilia Nis ;ars Fsill
sons azul: four daughters. h Henuiett�-tnatl a
e death of R. A. Il`utc14L9a OC ti* M i4�ile° of iTr..ii d '
°.illiMrs. Williameur'z:ed suddenly 'on A.0 uit 13th. at -A: Valuers, \ i eseter, on, h;ttUro{o1y,
Wingl aan, in , las seventy-sixth year, Au ust loth, their seeonol daughter,
l nt'cezt t tl, a• native of o rria: town.- radii 'Marna w 1x. United in lnareiage to
ship, eonAlueted -gr ery -Store is Kenneth -Gilmore Bennett, son of
Win hani for o, fuin1,ber of years. Bertha Bennett o1 Wroxeter and the
• \iiss,Sybil (tuurtice, m#s.sioxiary, home. •tato Edward Bennett. Revs A, M. Cxr'aW.
on furlough frons. 3tpan, left Clinton otlltsiated, The ,honeynioon will 110 spent
3:a5VWCaskto,tinn 'tai Isco whelist +s ae ' at Brnec B. ieb ni 1 t1 .:i471)Py •ouple- -
sails on August 23rd on: her return :to will snake their dome ion' the-Ail`ide -`,•
GODERiOH BOTTLING. WOitKS
CAMPBELL TWEEDIE, Prop.
58 Picton St. Phone 489
' Authorized Bottler of
060A. -COLA AND
TWEEDIE'S PO'L'ULAR,TYRIN KS
GODERICH IRON AND BRASS
F'OUN'DRY. ,.
• Victgria . St. Phone 460W
:. GRAY . IRON CASTINGS
BRASS and ALUMINUM CASTINGS
Contractors, Jobbers and -foundry
Engineers •
•
PSE HOUSE
i .
West St Phone 680
A.TTRACTIVI11 ROOMS
"Delicidyus Meals Temj tingly Served."
ROYAL INN=.
Hamilton St. _ Phone 682
Stop at "Royal Inn when in Gepdericli
Exce1lent A Couod
zti n
cbn 4r
t
able Reom Moderate Rates
Special Atteri ion: to Dining Room
' • --Service
L. F. FELLY, Mgr.
ti N .,GILBERT •PL.ANTE Prop.
..•, Y^ctotiu !St. Phone 513' BUILDING' & GENERAL
. °G`L[RYSLER pLYMOUTH • • CO TRACTORS,
Sales ands$ervice
General Bdxpairs to All Makes..
THE SAULTS COAL CO.
Nelson St. Phone 75
WILLIAM EDWARDS
Goderich Phone 961-r-2
REiSIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION
ALTRA..TIO,NS AND REPAIRS
:HOUiSm MOVING' AND
' HEAVY FRAMING
Pocohontas, Hard, Soft annd. Cannel
Coal, Coke, Hard and Light. Wood
Exclusive Agents for
her mission :field. She was aeeoznpau- grooni's' fate, 3n Turnbd;rry.
'led,by MisS Ko Sas•ai, a Jaipanese yelling Rravo, N ncatlrtl n<e
laity who had been With her during her High Sctlool Staclents'.
furlough, Pupils of Kincardine aghigh.Sehoal
Tlhe • engagement is, announced of have raised the very substantial .sum
Kathleen Matilda, youngest daughter O1 $897 as a. war effort. The burls' didl
of Mrs. Susan' '.Merner and the Lire doeaesiic and farm work, held teas and
George Merner,: of Dashwood, to raffles, and engaged in other aetivitie;s.
Charles I liiott 3'artlill', eldest son uf The boys worked en farms, washed ears
Mr, and
Mrs. -Harry •Ilarry B.artli,il', of Clinton,•..and 'windows, :cut grass' aunt` perforated
the marriage to take ";place early'• in many other tasks, The amount ltas•
-
September.
'4„illiaux Finlayson, a .u'ative of Ash -
Acid, but for nearly, forty' ,ears a resi-
dent° -of 'I inezirdine ••to;wrnship,-- ruge-
,count3•, die(1 on August' 911i in his
seventy-ninth year. -1 Ile Was the last
surviving member of a Seottish pioneer
famtls•, in addition to zeonducting his
farm .Mr. Finlayson for ` Many years
carried on an extensive insurance bus-
ness. lie' heaves sas Widnava formerly
Olive II, -Stewart', three daughters and
two dolls,
after a motor tri to Ontario and
A
n. ro p
cit � ori ni, +� s i� �:1t � .
road eastof. Seaforth'died on Sunday Michigan points, willinal�e•Cheu lioMe
,
August llth,'aefter an operation for ap : In Zurich.
pendleitis, She was in her
year. Formerly . Miss 'Anna McGuire,
she was a daughter of the late Mr. and
eMrea, _A.1 freer- McGuire o_f !Goderi lt...
township. 'Besides her 'husband she
leaves two brothers and three sisters:
William and John' 1eGuire,.of'Goderich
township; Mrs. Thomas Lane, of Tuck -
been forwarded to a Rind for the pur-
,phase oP war supplies,
Johnston Wright
The marriage- t}f''��xar uelite ,Hd�len>
daughter of Mr: Andlre. William
Wright,. Crediton, to Ross I eniare son
of Mr, and gi<rs. Wellington , Johnston,
turieh, was salemnniz'ed by 'Rev, N, J.
Wood at the Parsonage of Main street
United church, Exeter, en 'August 10th.
Afterwards: a reception vs as held at the
home of the bride's sister, Mrs. H.
Peiihtale, ''Exeter. The young,:” cauple,
CORI'ORATI.. N a
JOHN JEFrERY ,
AssoGia.td} Store - •
...
• L..0, WHETSTONE, M g
t.
Hamilton 'St.' Phone 69W
rirexi St,• Phone 77W GENERAL
-:-...
MERCHANTS
A S
C
GENERAL 'CONTRACTOR AND
BUILDER , J. G. MONTGOMER
a ` RIIS, BATTERIES; 'ACCiESSORIES. Every a Br nth of Carpenter Work.
SAI'FORD
Phone 680
- ROBERT STANDISH ' GROERABL-iSM.E
AT-GFRS PS--
62
East St Phone 369 ICIAR'DWARE "- G.4S --OIL
e ;1�''BF1tA L -CO R . rW3:1115."..
D:BAICORIES
carpenterIna, Alterations
and Repairs BUILDER GROCERIES & • MEATS
Also Cabinet Work r
• E, U. ~ CLEVELAND .w
.14WestSt.
IBREAP, PIES,
. ETC.
W e -Deliver
Estimates Free
EARL: • WESTBRQOK
OAKRS,•
69 East Et. Phone 487
GENE'RALL. CONSTRUCTION
REPAIRS,` ALTERATIONS, FLOOR
SANDINGe _HARDW OMaeFL.. ORDIdf. •vvv'}}}.
CURRY'S BAKERY
t• Phone 465
c `FOR EVERY SPREAD'
- USE' CURRY'S BREAD”
40. MAFLE LEAF BAKERY
N.: JA:CI{SON & A. ORSTER
• IF'Phone 4603
, Fresh Bread, Pies, Buns, Cakes Daily
Also Groceries,
We Deliver -
DAIRIES
DOMINION STORES LIMITED
SUNKIST BRANDS I3!ITS 7:kIE TOP
We Specialize in
SUIN.KIST ORANGES
SUNKIST LEMONS
SUNKTIST GRAI FPRUIT °
WE DELIVER ,PHONE 461
, N MANIS
{Formerly McMillan'$)
East Side of Square
For Prompt Delivery and Courteous
Service Phone 164 or 165
GROCERIES; FRUITS AND •VEGE-
' TABLES --. COOKED. MEATS
Send your donatidn,for the boys
er eas to tire Red Rooms"
`Cross
Ov s
Rooms -at' the Siub1ic' :Library or to the
Legion Rooms corner of North St.
and the . 3qua.re..
TOWNSHIP OF GODiRICI
Council. met in iTolmesvill�e. on Mon-
day, August, 5. Bylaw No. 6, "setting
„ the rates of taxation -as follows, was
passed.; 'County, 7 7/10 niills�, 'township,
2 ;mill's; school, 4 mills; Bay-
' field local, '5 mills; Hydro, o3 0/10 mills
special, 1 mill; 'S.S. No. 1; 315110; -IS. S.
No. 2, 8 1/10;! 'S:S., No. 3, 2 8/10; B.S.
No. 4, 2 5/10;"5.5,•.Nth '5, 2:0/10; S.S.
No. 6, `3 3/10; SA. No,' 8, 2 mills ; S.S.
„ No, 9, 1 '8/1.0.;, No. 9, debenture .rate, 2
7/10; 'SA.. No, 10, 1 2/10 S.S. N ,11,
- Specializing in
- WHIPPING CREAM '
KRIMSO CHOCOLAT13` T?RINS
GRAPE,-eORANGE and GRAPEFRUIT
FRED. R; PRICE .
• GROCERY
North Side of Square _'Phone 248
GROCERIES.- 'VEGETABLES"-
-, . FRUITS .
Free Delivery 'Service ' -
GIBSON'S RADIO SERVICE
Montreal :St. ,(at Edward Taxi) :-
Phone 616 '
We are as near as your -phone. 7
REPAIRS AND - REPLACEME'NT,S
es4 FOR ALL MAKES •
'BERTRAM IVIUNDAY
7ider'St... Phn
W d Phone- 598
O PLETE ' STOCK C - OF PART
C 2K M s
CARRIED •
90 Day .Gu`aranteeon All Repair Work.
Established 10 Years. •
ei'slnith.; .Ylrs: J. E. Rehill, Ot Londdin, I3eniniller biited church ,pulpit on. Sun -
and Mrs 13ernard'Clark f $t. Thanxas. ,day, He . will be the speaker naxt
Elliott=Mossop ,Sunday also.
file°marriage of Miss Jean �Moalop, 1 Congratulations are extended to Miss
RENMILLER
-BENr:1R 1il3R- Aug4. 20...- Rew ;AseN
and Mrs, Brawn of Brantford spent. a.
couple of days renewing old acquaint-
ances around 13d?rimiller.
Mr. Hiekman, (rf Toronto, occupied.'
daughter of Mrs. Joseph Mossop, Varna,
to Pte. Harold Elliott, Sou of Mr. and
Mrs. Morton Elliott, ,Varna, - was .;sol-
emnized by Rev. Sohn 'Graham of Bay-
field at St, George's'ehurch, Goderich,
on August 11th.
Appleton Fairbairn
-
n 'Monday,
ndaY, Aua�
us.t l
2fh► , at t
he
Baptis°church, Lonlon,Rev, L. H
.
Riggs Kiormed'th� marriage ceremony
uniting Agnes Mary, daughter -Of Wil-
liam Fairbairn and the late Mrs. Fair-
bairn of I•I,ensall, to. William 'Gordon,
son of Mr. and 'Mrs. D. •.G, Appleton of
Exeter. The young couple will reside'
in.
ens 1
1rII al
Moon -;Cameron)
e .Marriage of Agnes tents
Y
eron daughterof :li
e ht r. and Mrs. Il. D
Cameron, Olinbon,, to Thomas ''Carman
SERVICE STATIONS Moon, son of Mr. and Mr's. Geo. Moon,
Londesboro„ was . solemnized by Rev.
CITIES- SERVICE STATION •
CRANSTON & HUTCHINS
West St at Waterloo St. - Phone 717
CITIES 'SERVICE PRODUCTS
COMPLETE' AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
••. v. -••• .;ter. n'.. -.n,.... }�.,nFv.n. rc m•w -.Ya Yr ._1...-c.•.1^+c'rs-xw-.-x
ROOPE'S SERVICE STATION
36 Bayfield Rd. Phone 688
Frame and Wheel Alignment Service.
Machine _ Work --Acetylene Welding-
Bicycles-Tires-Batteries.
eldingBicycles-Tires-Batteries•
w. CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
Saltford Heights Creamery •
Saltford Heights' ` Phone 172W
- Manufacturers ',of •
SAIMFi CARD HEIGHTS CREAMERY
I3U`TTFR AND -ICE CREAM I
HIGHEST QUALITY
2 mills ; :Union No. 2,1 5/10; Union No.
8, 2 8/10; Union No. 10, nil'; Union No.
i2, 3 mills. Hydro rates and telephone_
rates as furnished later. es,
, The following .accounts were paid:.
Telephone system, . temporary loan,
$650; NewsaRecord, printing,, $3.65; ,
:Miss Ctlnnin ham, flowers; $6•; FI, IC,
„Lawson, 'premitini on road insurance,
$125, Clinton, Hospital,-' indigent ac-'
count; $9.60; superintendent's pay'
voucher No. 5, $589.05. •
Council adjourned to !meet- on Mon-
day September 2, at 1.30 p.m._
The Gove . ' time y': This
,'uncut has to.lnaved moine to carry on tlne �vai.
means more taxes. Now is the tune to . put in your next raxnter's
supply of. coax ,bef e anotlier ter ; or put oin.. Ostlers- entrusted to Us"'
i 'tax is p
will receive prompt attention. We stock;
D & H Anthracite Coal
PQRD .COKE
Pour -Point Pocahont€
RED JACKET Domestic Co11
POS
PEUMBIlVG, HEATING AND 1IAPDW I TTIVY
Chas. Lee
CO,AL�t'AR� � n
D A d.....,...HA DWARESTORE At�the Harbor
R
PORTER'S HILL, Aug. 20. -Miss
Dorothy Cox 'has been engaged at Dres-•,
den as science teacher. '
•'air. and. .Mrs, Ray Cox have returned
•
from their honeymoon trip and are -
resitting on the forme-- --Fred Elliott •
farm.' ' '
Bliss 'Jean Cameron, were xeren nurse g
at God•erich, 'is' spending a few day -s
with her.sister, Mrs., G. Lor
Mr: anal Mrs. Lawson Lo d
son -Jimmie, of,Mich., MRoyal Oak, r.
and Mrs. Robert LudloW an -
nine, of Hazel Paik, Mich., t.
L 'S.
visitors with Mr; and Mrs. ,
hart. ; •
-in-traiinhi
kbart:
khat an
d son Jim
•
Lock
•
Miss Rankle, a former teacher her,
has been renewing old feriendships.
Mr. annd Mrs.. Wilmer Harrison visited
in :Grand ,Bend'. on Sunday.
`1`aylor, who- has spent some time, here,
'returned . home. Little 'Miss Audrey
Ilarrison wilt spend; a holiday with her•
at Grand Bend.
The Ladies' Aid held their regular
meeting ' at the church, / Thursday,
August 8th. There, was a good- attend-
ance:filr such a busy. time.
Miss Sinclair; of- • 0lintoil- hospital,
Is spending a. few days with her sister,
Mrs. • -Leslie :Oak.
Bed Cross Work. -40n Thursday. Last
the lhdies of the heel Cross met in the
church basement and quilted two quilts„
after which a 10 -cent lunch was served,_
netting a nice stun. On Monday night
the regular. meeting of - the Red Cross
waa held At the church, ,over .thirty
ladies -being present, Packing was not
clone as had llcben planned, as., instruct -
tions had:been received not to.,ship this
month. Twenty-eight pairs of socks
were brought in,_ twenty s�iieets, also a
nuxnller of towels and handkerchiefs.
.After they business part of the meeting,
hospital supplies, bandages, wipes, ete.,,
Were made ready for next, meeting,
when .the boxes will be smelted for strip,
ment. -
Fun by Number
There were, only three peoirle left in
the bus, Man old lady- and two nien.
Suddenly one of the men said "25," and:
"the other immediately 'burst into laugh-
ter. When he had 'eeased ehueklizig he
ealled out '`1121, and the other lean
now roared with laughter: This went
CM for some time. No sootier would
one call a number than the oilier would
BUY_ THE BEST
There dire: good, average and poor
clothes.
WE CARRY TI -IE BEST P -
ry 'OIea g, Pre tsing;--Aitoring Re-
styling
'
FRA H. MARTIN'
TAILOIt:se t'
Ca11 317
ST. „AUGUSTIs TE
QST. AUGtJ$ IN1,': Aug. 19.. Miss
VeronicaSt. Marie, R.N., of Woodstock,
visited her, parents over the, week -end:
Mrs. Wary MeGlenn and her two
Sons, 31m and Walter,..also Miss ; lade
line 'SVillys, of Teeswater, visited at
the' holn0 of Mrs, N. Leddy on Sunday,
'and Mrs.- •George, Riordan . of
Detroit Visited • the latter's Mother,
Mrs. A. Devereaux., last week. • .
'Mrs. J. A,' Kasper and sons,. Jimmy,
Arthur and baby Paul, of Detroit, and
Miss Marcella 01Connor, R.N., of 13yriin
Sanatorium, visited friends hare last
Week-. •
Mie. and Mrs. Frank Leddy and fain -
and Mr. Joe Kelly visited at ti..J.
(TConear's, Kingsbridge, on , Sunday.
Private Ed. (Martin of oC,=trnp Borden
'visited]. his .Bone -here 011 Sunday. --
kisses Veronleas nd Helen 'Blake- of
Brussels are visitidg their aunt, Miss
Annie K'inahaii of•tlle vilya„e. . -
Miss Jeall Moir of Teeswater,i visit -
ling friends here.. - -
• Brother Dies in B.C.--'Word, has, been
received by tile. Messrs, Will and Gus.
Iinahan of the death of their oldest
brotl er, Inspector John l inali•an 'ILA.,
who died'inellritish:Columbia (Albany).,
on, Vriclay, ,August • 10th.--'Tn:Vector
Kinahan was the eldest son of the late
Ir, and Mrs. Will .Einahan, of the Oth
concession of.West Wawanosh. Stirvi,as
g lllnin are leis widow and 'five brother
and ' one sister, :, Will and Gus, of St.
Augustine, Thomas, Vineent - and
Joseph,' Of the West, and Mrs. Mary
Blake of Brussels. -
laugh. -a- ,
The old lady, doubting the mentality
of her two, ('o1npa,nnions, turned to Mont
and said', "Meuse one, but I don't ;tee
anything funny in shouting a 'number."
"It's all right, madam, " one relrlie /i,
"we are commercial travellers aticl we
know all oily jokes by numbers,"
G. :G. Burton at ',,the Ontario street
United, church . par"lona e,° 'Clinton, en-
Aingusto. 8th.- The young--eoup19 .left for
a •motor trip through Northern Ontario
ySchoolRe•opening . --
The Clinton Public 'Scltool Board at .a
meeting last wveek passed a motion that
the Clinton schools re -open at the usual
time, !September • 3rd. a The Brussels
.iPi(ntits. c f llocale;.I3e ud. has_4,4'41 .....
nu
, , :ecl-
pn i'ls: to state who of them will be use= M
fully employed in harvesting Work after .
September 3rd, so that the Board may
come to a decision about the time of re-
opring.
Triebner-Dalrymple
The marriage of Ruby 'Marceline
daughter of dr. and Mrs. George Dal-
rymple, of ile„,nsall, to David Franklin
Triebner, sem of Mr. and Mrs: John
Triebner, of Hay 'township, was sol'-,
emnizcd by Rev R.' •A. '"hook at the
United churc1r..'uanse, Ilensall. The
happy couple -left for an extended, trip.
in Northern Ontario a.nd,on their return
will reside Un the groom's farm on No.
4 highway at'IHensall,
A M. Peebles - .•.. _ _ , . - _ _
D
Wingham Postmaster
.,. Archle :1I. Peebles has been apPoii:ted,,-
.postzxtaster' of Wingham, to -succeed the
late A. II. Musgrove, • The appointment
is 'made. by the Civil. Service Commis-
sion at Ottawa. Mr: Peebles has been a -
resident. of-Wingham for sixteen yeairs
and has been a travelling salesman fo'r
a . London biscuit-manafacturbte fight.
He is 1 returned. .man, :having served.
for two and a -half years in France.
Reid -Allan • . ' .
An- interesting eevent was the mar -
Hoge of Iva Margaret Allan, of.London,
only slaughter of. `fir. and firs. Wilson
Athan, I:Iettsiill, to :Clarence E. Reid, of
is the favourite: Milli,aiga i .J per
its 1ong•1*stint, genuine
spearmint flavor. Healthful,
delicious, refreshing' Get the
good habit of enjoying it after
every meal,
Make,It Up
...The young, maty had experienced) a
long `pelf of unemployment, but
event -
get -
g_1.. job "With ofa,_.lr.
not• very good
.._
at getting up -
early," pointed out the •neww -hand.' ,
"Don't bother abCiut that, laddie,ro'.
retorted they fariner. "If you're here
:bby five &'clock' that suits one,-. YOU
can a1 nay wog t xtra� our ;tum»
ni-ght :"- Tit -Bits.
,Lorna Moore on her ;success in the draw
for the 'electric refrigerator at.the.Lidlns
(flub carnival. _...
" Mr, and Irs.: S, J. Brown of Creditoxi'.
,visited -On 'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Vanstone.
Verdun ,Vanstone is enjoying a few
holidays itlri his Ecei in= -at Nils', -
The national registration is taking
,place in 'the, schoolhouse this:
Mr. jeseph Mugford . and .Mr. Verne
Gledhill:are acting as deputy re istrais.
A community aira.yer m:eetir g will be
held in 'Marlow United ehureji on Wed-
nesday night" of this week.' -
•
The Signal -Star sells.;for :$2 to any.
a re. s in 'Cana a an zs wog more.
label; will show he
Look at yobr Abe it t
,
date up to which your subscription as
paid.
During he hot summer and earl
fall . Months. most children, an
',especially' those, teething, are subject
toPdiarncea, dysentery, colic, cholera
infantum and other bowel
plaints.
Every • mother should keep a bottle
,.._Dr..._ Fowler._.E`xrtract of
- .
_Wild.
Stra berry ...in the hona arapro-
tection against
sudden attacks. of
these tr
nles
Don't, experiment with, new . and
untried reins - s. , . Consider: your
child's health. (let ;''Dr. 'ow1er'a"
has been: successfullyused. 'or
'
thousands of ,Cantt;dian, mothers dux-
ing the past;. 94 'years it has boen.,on
m” Don't •aecebstitutte,
Get thegenuine ennuine ""Dr.. Folder's." ' •
The T. Milburn Co., Ltd.. Toronto,.
0441114e
NO ADVANCE -1N PRI6ES .
Iw-
Large foreign gr�anite stoek to choose from.. A postca.
L.0 TRIC-ITY
E �
-Will do: practically all of your housework if you will give
'tand1 a Refrigeratichance, Won.ashing, Ironing, Cooking, Dustin, Lighting:
Wiring "and all branches of electric work given personal'
attention.
tt
LOW RAIL FARES
TO �.
TORONTO
B I �TT N
E�� O
$390
Good going Aug. 20 to Sept. 7.
Return -limit - Sept. 12.
Hate your Lawn Mower: sharpened on ` the most modern
machine on the market. It costs no More aro have it done
the right way. All work finished 'whenpromised.
�, NEW
LAWN MOWER at Prices thatwsurpruise' you.
GARDEN TOOL'►'
We have a new shipment of Spades, Hoes, Rakes, 'Forks and
Clippers. ' Treat yourself : to soni.o new garden tools.
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for dessert of Take -Home Sundaes;
Ice Cream is: refreshing, it's a healthy food and'it 18 cheap.
It 2aVes .cooking, 'tale, our advice and try it. You _will bel__
pleaaantly'surprised. 'Made fresh 'every day. at
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