The Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-10-31, Page 7Tei l ,Xa °. 'ODER Stet, 1940
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CHEVROLET & 0I
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Permanent Waving,
F°aciais, ',Manicuring
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Phone 60
ger Waving,
aaircuttfng
stssT. EROS.
Soltford Ile :'Ms 'Creathery,
,Salt ord Heights'. Phone 1.72W
Manufa users of
sirirrono um HTS • cal AMERY
"Iltiri 'ER AN' JOE CREAM
+r, IIIGHES a QUALITY
O. McMANT &SONS
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Square_Phone 283
S$I RWI�l1T -• WtLLIAs AND C. I'.
,PAINTS, ENAMELS 410.' ARNISHES
Genieral,ftardware Oils,, ss, 'Aladdin
-Lamps Colentan. IAamps d Stoi'e9,
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eating
Mcq 'S GARAGE
.D°, i & DESOTO.
Sa s and ,Service '
85 Harpailton ; Phone 696
General Rept s to All Makes of Cars'
SUN;OC' GAS AND OILS .,
Firestone Tir ;Willard .Batteries
GODERICR BO
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,:.AMPELL
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58 Picton St.
Authoriti
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TW EEDIE'S P
TLING WORKS
P
EDIE, Prop.
Phone 48;,
Bottler' of
LA
AND ly
VLA& DRINKS
W. M.
9 Kingston °'St.
a d. We carry a
FLOUR,. '1
SpecializIA' gGRul
Vega-
LEAN
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Phone 350
omplete line of
SEEMS AND
�RpIES
Seeds, . lower and
e Planta
OUSE
`RNER •
Qp'
Phone 685
tl ROOMS -
ptingly Served."
Mrs. Leila Rath, of Clinton, is in the
hospital there with a fractured hip, the
remit of a 'fail at her twine.
Mr. 'and Mrs. John T. Allison:, of us,
borne township,. Observed ,'their golden
wedding anniversary on•October
Cantles E+;ggert, township,MeKijlop tonship
farmeia'; fell frown an apple tree. in -his'
orchard, and received; internal injuries
which will keeps" bin itt hospital at sea
forth,.00r some time.
Albert Deiehert, of Zurich' while'
workuig at . the Port Albert airport
stepped. on a nail. which penetrated this
foot deeply. Ile will be laid , up for
'solve weelks. •
It is estimated that 1500' people at-'.
tended, the fowl supper in the Brice -
Apia United church last week, • ' A.
truckload: of roast fowl •was required
for the occasion, • -
Margaret Isobel Sehofe, Wife ,o 'Earl
Groves, 'W'ingluun, `passed away on_
g
teber Qui -Vie ' heir fort ighth year;
Besides her `husband, the leaves four
daughter and two sons:
Ir. and Mrs. James Showers, Wing-
ham, recently cclebra,ted, •.their. golden
wedding, annivergery 'with .'.a family
gathering. 6: Before retiring to W nghain
a few y Bits ago lir; and MTs; 1Snowers-
farmed .in Turnberry town•ship,
ll;rs, halt with reside in Stanl T town..
t bhp,
'Vr*ag -R der
• At the Lutheran elinrch, Da l"ivondl,
on October 19th, the Marriage was
solemnized of Amelia Barg ir'etta;, eldc'ais
daughter of Mr., and Aire. ]'.Louis ,1:I,
R.a.dler, i)asliwvood, and ',Leonard? Wil -
game i'rang,, only on of. Mr. and Mrs
Louis ' Prang, ?auricle the , ceremony
being performed "by Rev. 3. Killianget'
of • London,, After. a motor trip to
Northern Ontario the happy ramie are" he didn't try to° think any more; azut
making their Thome in ?Ariel".tor t Little while he even forgot, tom,
hero?: and- bitterns of hia `hate for
the haifeirunken driver *ho. ?had
eareene .dowit the street iii , * seeoud,
leaner ,ear—and' who waS now it jail'
on manslaughter charges. Ie didn't
e'en see .his wife, , white anal: silent,
dressed fete large's funeral, ::standing in the doorway, trying to make icer
' s ;Dice say ealtniy : "Pm ready', dear. We
,iaust go.. _ -
1,te0a1 �TihlYlea}tly.-we teading
"since upen a time there: was as itttte
girl who lived in u woodcutter a ?rut;,:
in the D1ack Pores,, Ami she wee ao
Itoortaletaianooke ••
"Wilt roc mese *lir ,
»a •" ho i slaggr env- . J
tib" put the bao>olt dewareereas ape
at hie feet and said,
you get restdY, Jwut mad It to Iow
`thly t'ritd_it loud *nut n se I con boat,
top"
°.Sure,., Me *aid. .,lure, testae."
That was what Juba #'*rowdy woo
°remeuiberlug stow --the !way a are&
mannered, saild had mulled hie hand
aithetimid little flu eroend ettid,-•Itood
it loud enough ei0 1 c•aul beer, too."
And that wase why, uow, lie put his head
on the -book acid. wok it from. the Fable
where they had piled *one of Marbfem
plaything* Weidner theta up from the
floor where she :bed left 'theum. He
opened it to the lovely pleture,
Reading that story, aria lipRs iuoviug
r billy with augtish to form the words,
- •Con:deused from 4'o: reopel.itan
Ry Michael ' Foster
It's queer,; the things you remember
wizen, life' has crumbled suddenly and
3 :;they '
�o i=st e
of and n >
� g
the •big, important things,: not the plains
of years or the hobs" you've worked iso
hard for. It'd• the little ''things you
hadn't noticed, at' the .time: the,way fair that. the birds forgot their singing
a hand touched yours, and you too bush` front- the bough,. ']looking at her, And
•to .notice ; the .hopeful little inflection .there came a day when .
of ;a- voice you didn't really -bother to De was..reading it- to 'hiniself. But
listen In. ,.. ..,...y • • loud enough for her to hear, too. Ala,ybe.'
jot= Carmody found that out, staring
Roger .- r ,r -died -an_ San lar in': 311rough e:is ingr.rOetrn winn*rovrutjhe
Clinton hospital in his eighty-sixth .cheerful •life of the street: He kept
year He leaves a widow, four sons trying to think about the big important
r
L them
to a old t it t
Before, retiring•� u c u n li e e.
wo daughters, Bethings; b h €,
and f..0 g'_ ... ,.. .,..;.,. th�?g..+.. �. �,rw.° his
Clinton Mr. Pepper was a weir -known focused- sharply rn his Mind,' "AU lie
resident of Tue1ersmith, could remember now was something -his
The death. • of Catherine 'Halliday, little".girl had said to him one evening;
___ r •a "-threeeweeT
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'widow bf John ,J. Elliott; occ�_urecl at Ue h ps $go .
Seaforth• on Friday In her eightieth That °particular night he had brought
year,. ; Her husband died many. years home from the office the finiaihed dratago and she is survived by two sobs, of the annual -stock holders' report.
Willard H. and Oliver,�C. Elliott, both. Things being'as they were, the report
of Seafa th _ ' meant a ryreat deal: to his, future, to the
'PLAN E'
GILBERT -1'L
Victoria_ St - _.
CHRYSLER
Sales and
GeneraleRepairs
igtAGE
Prop.
,.PLYMOUTH,
efvice,,
+ Ail Makes.
CANAD 1; TIRE
CORPOR ION
, : Asf3octate. ° tore
O,V'H
VETS ► NE, Mgt.
Hamilton St. Phone•69W
TIRES, BATT1ELE'S, ,&C SS�Oii.IES
• PHONOLA' ' ° • IOS
BAKERIES':
E. U. 'C VELA:
•'14 West, St.
Phone 114
•
READ, PIE `, 1 1JNS, • ,CAKES,
R.R. 1, Goderich�
RESIDENTIAL ti
, AIt1BRATIONS
-HOUSE MOV
• HEAVY -FR ! NG
GODERICH IRO
Victipria St
GRAY IRON
BRASS and ALUM
Contractors;' lobbe
Engin
While hauling in beans at the. farm 'futuare `of his wire •ihrld :his' little girl:.
>ae-read it b%°'°
re dier
of :John a B,' ,Hyde, Stanley, township, He sat down t
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—147
L. Patr%I�St 1'hon`J.95'5 Garfield Shoebottom was struck on the -e
heli [1 by it pulley. His -skull was- frac
STRATFORD, NTy tu,red and he was taken to Clinton hos-
"TlNiliS . a �pital, . a
UM CASTINGS Largest Stock In Wes n Ontario To He is
native in a critical condition. of ''Myth.
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-and
i UUUUry
r;3 Choeie lt'r . Miss- Margaret E. Ifabkirk, Well-
. "NO ADVANCE
THE SAULTS:;
G. L, �� : XTER Nelson St,
Best Graz
• ' • . • PocolontasHard, A CONTRACTOR Coal, Coke,
Hard a
Exclusive A
'P'hone739—d',0, : + 468-22 Albert St, LEHIGH VALLEY
Personal atten n to every job.
. JOHN JET' RY x '
Warren -St. Phone 577W
GENERAL CON'TR k CTOR AND:
BUILDE
Tr>i�><wr�� known resident of Hensall, died slid-
. denly on .Tuesday of last week, in hay
forty-fourth year. She was the only
daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs.
George Habkirk of ensall and .was a
prominent figure in the 'business and
social life of the village.
i
•
Clinton's New • -
Clerk-Treurer
M. T. Carless has been • appointed
Tow n -Clerk -and Treasurer- of !Clinton,
to succeed R; P.' Manning, resigned..Mr.
Cerleso has been a resident of Clinton
for thirty years. •
Phone 75
s of •
ft and Cannel
d•. Light Wood
tits for
THRACITE
GIBBON'S RAM
• Montreal St. (et Ed
•' Phone 61
We are as near as y
REPAIRS • AND RE
FOR ALL M
GENERAL MERCHANTS A,..
J: G:. MONT
SALT
Phone
GROCERIES —. MEA
VEGETABLES --1:
HARDWARE •'
`' - Phone
'S BREAD"
'S1S
Ar.' BAKERY
& FORSTER
' Phone 4603
linns, Cakes Daily
Groceries •
Deliver :
ROBERT
62 East ,St. '
GENERAL CO
. BUY
Carpentering, . Alae
Also Cali
Estim;
TANDISH
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Phone 369
•
'ACTOR' AND
ai ER
tions ahid Repairs
et Work
s ` Free
EARL WEST
69 East Et,' „ Phone 487
si
GENERAL COIS.UCTION
REPAIRS,{ A.LTE-R.ATNS, FLOOR
SANDING. HARDWOC* FLOORING
r phone.
ACEMENTS
ES . •
Ehicsrdine Presbyterians • '
Observe 90th" Ann -ti ver'sary :
The ,'Kincardine Presbyterian: congre-,
gation , on Sunday last celebrated the
ninetieth " anniversary of Presbyterian-
-ism in that town, . The first service
MUNDAY visas, held in 1850 in a tavern, with Rev. 1'have to wort: tonight. • Some other;
Phone 598 'A. MacKitl• of •Goclerich officiating. ' time.
OCK OF PARTS
Wingham R.C.A. • - '11 ..._.
0
He' had to' be •sure • •it ,w right; it
meant se much.
Just' as, he turned o ,page, M argue, h is
little girl,• came with‘a book under her
arm ancld`said, "Look, Daddy," '
•. He glaiiced.up and said, "A new book,
eh? That's fine."
"Yes, Daddy, Will .yon read me a
story -in it?"
•
•
"No, dear. \ot Just naw," yhe said.
Marge justod there, and.' he read
through a paragraph telling the stock-
holders about. certain replacements"
the machinery •of the factory. And.
1large*'s voice, with timid, hopeful little
inflections,: , wa,a- saying: ;
"But Mummy said you ' would,' ,
aiee inteer•Ctiewedeyou '-st ie ti ►i . .
Kidney, 4cids
YouriRest
tett a gaol
sir-� lice awake
r blameit ea
heir .kidneys..
Healthy kidneys filter poi ns from. the
Manypeople .never seers
night's, rest. They turn and
and, count sheep. • Oftriw tt
"nears" when it may be
bleed. If they are faulty **AO fail, poisona:
-• ` stay in the ay:tear and sleep
ache, backache often folio.
sleep well, try' Dodds.
half a Centurythe foyer
Deo:. d s Kiln
Daddy." - a
He looked over the atop of the type-
script. '"I'm sorry, :Iii"ilge. Maybe �..
Mummy' will read it to you. Fits busy
now, 'dear,"•
•
"No," 'large said ,politely, :. -“Mummy
is •7nrch busier .upstairs.' Won't you
read me just thin one story; Look --
hasn't it a 1bvely picture, Daddy?"
"Oli;"a`y''es. Beautiiul,'•x he said "But
90 Day Guaranti a on All Repair Work,
•
Establised 10• Years
GROCERIES & MEATS
DOMIION
1 SUNS SST BR
We
SUNKIT- t
•SUN1(1SP
., SUN. KIIST
WE DELIVER
ORES LIMITED
DS nirPs THE TOP
eelalize.' in
ANGES .
MONS . .
APEPRUIT
PHONE 461
NOR
•• (Formerly
• East Side o
For Prompt Deliver,
' Service Phone
GROCERIES, FRUI
- 1 TABLES --COO
Milan's)
Square .
and Courteous
64 or 165
S - AND VEGE.-
ED. MEATS
Send your donation for. the boys
Overseas to the Red Cross Rooms
at the Public Library or to the
Bion Rooms, corner. of North St.
and the Square.- •
BAXTER DAIRY ,
Napier St. " + Phone 104
MILKCREAM
•Specia ... ing in
'WHLPP CREAM
KRIME O' OHO. °LATI+E 'DRINK
GR,APE, ORANG 'sand GRAPEFRUIT
. PRICE
CERY
re , _ r Phone 248
;VEGETABLES --
ITS e
`ery Service
SOU `H EURO PLOWMEN
One Thousand People Present at Mata";
Near_ Hensall
AEENSALL; Oet. 2.i°---Underideal
weather c editions the annual. match
w of the South Huron Plowmen's Assoeia-
tion was held on. Thursday afternoon,
October 24th, on the farm of Robert
Munn, located two miles southwest of
Hensall. The event drew a crowd of
• approximately one thousand people and
keen interest Was displayed by all in
the fine ability `displayed. •
Pioneers in the ,art of plowing stood
aside and admired. the work of the.
young: men of the plow . today. For
the 'first time in the history of the
association there were more tractors in
attendance than teatns ;of horses, there
being seventeen entries in the ,tractor
classes, and fifteen entries in the' team
plowing classes. Feature event 'wasthe
tractor plowing in sod class open to
residents of 'Tuckersmitli,, , Usborne,
Hay, Stephen 'and +Hibbs t Townships,
there being thirteen ' entries'. ; .Fergus
The best is the she'
Cone-0,1eah.ed` Anthracite
repeatedly, hear froni our
they have ever burned.
or clinkers. • When you. re
D&H CONt.0 .j1ANE
ALBERTA CHEST'S
EARTLEY FOUR -PO
STOIUER COAIa
°ORD CODE
LONE Snit,. DOME
Abe HARDWARE,
Chas.
COAZVAli' and • HARD
Phonuz 011ice a 22
pest. When you • buy 1)&I
O%, you buy the best. " We,
ustomerg that it i8 the best coal
ere is so little ash . Aird no slate
uire fuel,give us a ea11
ANTHRACITE. (4()AL .
i COAL° a .
POCAIIONTAS
Turnbull of Dashwood7'won this event.
The open class for plowing in sod was
won by Austin Nairn of Munro, who
turned in as 'fine a performance as any-
one on .the, grounds: - . N
J. W. Ortwein, ninety-one-year-old
resiclezht&of-nn.sall, did his turn at the
plow in the novice class for 'nonwplow-
nren, being awarded first prize.'. Num-
erous others took -part • in this' class;
never s 1,, 'lowed before; andmen Who 'had, n
it- proved' an' unusual and interesting
• The match, was, in. .charge of ; the
eYectitive, President William Quinn,
Secretary Percy 'Passmore and Treas.-
user A•relhie -M•orgafh, The Ixensall
Senior, institute caterer? ,.for the crowd,
and -the Red Cross, Society operated a
booth that netted their organization a
substantial: esuin.
The Winners
The 'Winners by ctasSes were `
Open,:class, °'jointer plows In sad,
Austin Nairn, Muro,'Harold Carter, St,
'Marys, I1ind?r AreaStrong, St. Pauls;
beat .crown, An€dtin,. Nairn; best finish,
Austin Nairn ; director In charge, John
Allison,. , ' • .
Oen to .those who have never won a
prize at a Provincial, match', etceept in
'boys' class, :leek villets, Winghniu,
James 'lid gg, Seaforth, Norfiiati I)owd,
Stagg; 'best crown, Jack Willets; best
finish, jack. Wallets; difeetor in charge,
`Cecil Rowe.
Jointer• plows in sad, open to . diose
who have never won two'first prizes
except hits liow• d' glasses, Harvey ,fi ovie,
Exeter, Lorne .Passmore, Exeter, James
votley, Seafortli, xlu:isehl • Ferguion,.
Mensal?; best 'ct'oW11, Lorne Passmore;
best finish, Harvey direetor in
charge, Alvin Passmore. a .
jointer plows :yod, boys eighteen
and . under, Wilfred • Ttfd*r, IStrattord,
Wilfred McQuaid. Seatorth, Elmer
Pass..."+ Exeter •Actin Itowe, Exeter n
SERVICE STATIONS
CITIES SERVICE STATION
i
CRANSTON;.}'& HUTCHINS
West St. at Wateri¢o St. Phone 7
CITIE&SERVf
COMPLETE. AUTf
CE PRODUCTS
MOTfVE SERVICE
ROOPE'S SERVIC:
36 Bayfield Rd.
Fraine and -Wheel Ai'
Machine Work--A.cet
Bicycles—Tires
CITIES S•ERVIC PRODUCTS
Lawn Mowers ' harpened,
Wilfred Tuer ; director in charge, Asa
Penhale.
Boys 16 and under in stubble, Alonzo
Harburn, Cromarty ; best crown, Alonzo
Harburn ; ,best finish, Alonzo 'Harburn;
director in charge, Vic Jeffery. • .
Tractor plowing in sod, open •to irll,.
P. P. 'O'Malley, Teeswater, Ed. Mitchell,
DenfieicL Parrish Moffatt, Teeswater,
W. J. -Clark, Goderich ; best Brawn, P.
P. O'Malley ; best finish, Ed. Mitchell;
dir etor in charge, W. Quinn.
Tractor plowing in sod, Tuckersniith,
,Usbo0e, :Stephen, : Hay and llibbert
townships, Fergus Turnbtill, Dashwood,'
Frank W ildfong, Exeter, °rltuid Reich-
ert, . Hensall, Russell Tlroderiek, Hen-
s01;4best Brown, Fergus Turnbull : "hest
finislh, 'Fergus. , Turnbaill ; director ...incharge, A. Morgan.' ' •
Saladn Tea special for best -plowed
land by'South-Huron Plowman. 'Harvey
Louie, ' •
STATION'
Phone 688
nment Service;
lene Welding
Batteries
Man Dies of,Infection • open tit the picture; . It • was a'' ,long
- 'Stanley -Henderson, of Wingh'.im; a time before she said anything else.. He
member' of the • 99th Battery, died,on, read through two morepages explaining
Friday last at the age of twenty-four In full detail the shift in markets over
years, an infection" being the cause of the past n ,months, the plans outlined
death. He had earlier this fall: at- by the sales department for meeting
tended' the training caimp' at Carlingthese problems, -anti- the adVertisiug T. '
Heights; 'He is survived by his par- program which ;had been• -devised to ins
e!nts, Mr. and .Mrs. 'Robert 'Henderson, crease .the demand for.their,products. I.1
by two brothers and two sisters_
"But it is a lovely picture, Daddy,
Jones --Little and the story looks •so iexciting;" Marge
At' the Presbyterian -manse, Hensall, saki;
on Saturday;, 'Oc�toiiei�,1.9th, Rev: W.
"I 1 now," he ,said{ ''Some other time..
Weir performed• the marriage ceremony •
uniting Mary •Helen, youngest daughter
of Mrs. Little of Hensall and the late
,Flollanl little; and Pte, Ivan Cecil
Jones, .sari of' Mr. and Mrs. 'William
Jones, of London.. The bride will reside
m��
at London -while the groom'resues. •
training •at Oamp.R6rden. .
cress, heed -
if you fion:t
remedy, 103,
Pills
$(ubbo
Robertson—Phair. •
At .St. Pauls Anglican church,' Wing -
ham, on (Mabel -15th, Cora Mae Phair,
only daughter of 'William Phair and the
late11rs. Phair, of Wingham, was
united in marriage to Donald •_ Alex-
ander Robertson, of Mindem•oya, son of
Mrs. Janet 'Robertson and, the late Wil-
liam Robertson, of Bluevale. Rev. E.
0. Gallagher officiated.. Mr.,and Mrs.
Robertson will tae up residence , on
Manitoulin Island.•
Rau-•Siemon
-St. Peter's ehurch, Drysdale, was the
scene of a 4pretty wedding on Qr�tober
17th, when Marie, eldest daughter.'of
Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Siemon, was;united
In matrimony to John Roy Rau, second
son of Mrs. Ran and the late Joseph
• Ran, both of •the French Settlement.
Rev. Father Martin officiated. Mr. and
Canada's Soldiers . Drinking Enormous
Quantities of Bovine Beverage
•
OTTAWA, ()et. 24. ----Canada need? not
worry much about the sobriety of her
young 'glen under' arms. . Even hard-
boiled fgeant.ni ijor � have to admit
it—they are, on the whole, a temperate
lot.
The day has passed, ix would seem, to
,hinge any more Mali on the old army
saying' "a Malt's not a roan unless
he, throws his daily" ration of rutin Chown
the hatch." - •Tlie lads are drinking.
milk, and in tremendous quantities.
In more than fifty eentrell throughout
Canada' where the+(ana(liau: Legion
War`Servieee is operating dry t anteens,
the manager yeport treteadil3y.growing
eonsumPtion of the bovine beverage,
both plain and ehoealate lttvorecl, So
great is the demand, itt fact, dist 4f -
fieuity is often experienced 'by the
Legion in nraintaiiiing, suflleient eupy
•
It looks, tate Legion "officer ald, like
a comeback for the dairy Herdic:
best thrown; '"6 'ilfeed T'uer; best llnis1i, READ THE pL4SSIFIED ADS.
FREE SE
ALO t)lSABLE r `:
HORSES 0
removed promptly
Simply phone °C`
WILLIAM ST
UMIT
PHONE 21
"901r12
Your Nix# v
TORONT
Try
HOTEL
11ocated on W
at Co
E*ay Park
Convenient
4
Cs,
ases
ipation .y
Those who k ` a mass • of
impurity pent u as their -bodies,
day after day, inmead of having it
removed as nature,. tended, at least.
once in every tw y-feur hours, -3n-
variably suffer fro constipation. •
The 'rise of cheap harsh purgatives
will never get you y where as they:...
only aggravate th' trouble and in. '.�
bojure the delicate „ sus lining of the ,
wels, and are v = liable to cage
piles. •
If constipated , take Milburn's ,
Lana -Liver Pills, have a natural
movement ` of thewels. They do
not gripe, • we and. sicken > se
many laxatives doe
The ' Milburn :04.,, Womails, .
OR DEAD
CATTLE ..
d efficiently:
LLECT" to -
NE
NE SONS
INGERSOLL °
Ston"
AVERLEY
e Spaditfa Ave.
ge St
0 l"riel ?ides:
o Highways
$1.31 10 $2.0
52.511 to *5.1111:
Dont, *5.0 to *LH
Mose, to ,t
n rsllf ,hili????
INtlple I,e'
'i'h+ trea
Wholesale
the F ettio
Shappbi
s. M. POW
Univerpsity,,
flulldhuto.
Gardens,
Hospitals,
outeb, and
ble • Retaall
Bietriot.
Plutemerrl