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Cetua, CyclaAin, Begoni4, Primulas,',Azelia,
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The GreerthbuSes that have supplied. 110Wers to Gixterielt
and v4oinity for 40 years.
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GODBltICH MIDGETS* sating three. -times and: Don Warren
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MOTHER EXETER 13.2
. , awl Bill Beacom netting • on apiece to
put the Midgets out in front 7-2.
. ---7t---" . The third period was a renetition
On .Monday night, on Goderieh ice,
. of the second, this time, however, witli•
7- -en-Warren leading the scoring witb.
' a I' Westhrook's , Midgets handed IA
. ..Exet r., a .13-2 hteingcrtej,make it two three goals, while Rob.erts, Needham ,
wins in a row. The *ideal "toys were and -Beacom got one apiebe' to end the
Slow at Starting tindOickey opened the game 13-2- '
• The line of ,D: Warren, R..Warren
Seoring in•tlie-first_period. for Exeter and a. Needham'Avas easily the best of
-si'ain .he .1)a -t. - LI:OgrIPP 01-.140a W.P4- the night, -accounting ornineof their
Shot from a sera:n:0)1e. SW0111, evened, teain's' ' thirteengoals. ' 7:Ray Stoddart
ii, ini, ew-ii thtniites- ift-te-i -•oli ic....-,..,-• 0.-fiai.n. -and_ Barr.y•POak:teained--uP on .de:fence.. ,
Price, apdliosera-warret 1.1„,.t-Gbderiat and gave Den Langridge in the'etblie- i
one up. on a neat Oat immediately rich '?et. the best i•irOteetion given, anY' • s,
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Exeter before- the end* of the patted
'Cit-ni4" back' for' 'goalie here.this season. The Midgets
are , playing good hockey -and _deserve
afterwards. . TucheY
. with his second goal, tieing the count all the SuPPeoVt. the town can give them:
• Itriiie-setentiveriod-4t-wit • f . m ICH -Goa
• 1.11D- LanFrklie ; JUVENILES 311VtivTLE
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two •a -m-.. . , .,.• • . , , • The teams:
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all the ' way,' with Harold Warren -defence, .R. Stoddart, B. Doak; centre, . • — ...., - -----.0 WIN: IN
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. . H. Warren ; wing*VrD.'0,Warren, J',. • • 24411VI 8....,PAVQRTI1 AlvAL: RPYGI,I,..pAME AT . EXETER.
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THE GOD 11 C IGNAL)-ST
This Arm
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AN, 13 la 8th, 1$45-
Xr. and Aire. „ Wren SheardoWn,
1-1,incks. Street,' have received' a letter
froin'their son, 0,,S.A4 I'm Sheardown,
;in 'Italy. He is now: out a uoopttai
an Jin been" .posted to 'a poadinu
base, reinforcement depat. • •,
,,Attiong
arraY promotions eannounced
by the Department of National Defence,
Ottawa, is that a Lieut Itobert,EVans
Barnes, a Goderich, to be actin
captain. , • ;
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Announcement is.made of the 'award
of* the Canadian Efficiency Medal to
• Sgt. Ralph, Kingswell, and ills parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Kingswell of
VV17-; lia,Ve received the medal from
he Department of National Defence at
Ottawa, Ralph being now vitli the
artily ;in ;Holland. It was live yearS,
ago last month that Ralph enlisted tit
London, Ont., with the Royal Canadian
Rep:intent, . Ile had previously for
about three years been: with the Mkt-
, 1.4ple;o0sNi.eitoxs.;it,ettoriloiat e is a :eegmin;tnt:o. r the June, 1941, he went overseas with the
A brother of Ralph's, Sgt. Hector E.
is.. with the. _Air. Force in
England. Ile has Sent word home that
•.i1:a...reeenp visit on leave t� Aberd!
enlbooobagpipes andis
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Iearnhiflb play them under the tuition
a '
. t bis Sttion .
'-"Think t he Navy otta taema
DOMINION, STORE
NOW A 44sEL,r-savi,,,
Godepono Dominion Store opened On
Oriday lest as a "e1 -serve" store, and
,Speaking to The Signal -Shit* the 034n -
ager, MrNorman Britain, saidthat ,.
the thatige had -proved satisfaetOrC1
both to customers and to. the Manage -.1
ment , In following the newest trends
111 nierchandizing, Derainion now has
line, bright, Modern store in whiCh
it is a pleaSure to shop.
Customers find they do net 'hair° to
wait for clerks to attend to theM;
goods can Iie lisplayed • ta better ad-
r!•nta0e. .aral "besides being able " t;
select 4001the large and well•arrenged
stock Just what they .want, custoiners.
anti 'their dollars go a bit farther, the
saving from the reduction in overhead
e*penSe, being passed, on to., the
customers, in reduced Prices,'
J.orlioyer from here?"
. •
- Neekism, spares, j..Saunders, L., Mc-
i•.Th 1 cal Juvenile had their re- •,The -Goderich--Juveniles; -Who -are
Gee M. Roberts. E. Monk, It. Sprott , ,
Mrs. Frank Bowra, "William street,
has reeelved.- word that her • brether,
Sgt., 1Viervin. E.. Lindsay of Detrdit, was
Aht Purple Hoart, for bravery
under lire, while ',serving with the
. •U 8 Ninth Army °•in Germany., Sgt
,,Lindsay Is.now In...hospital in Ongtallt,
'..recuperating from 'wounds receiyed on
• • Deceinher-lith. • ,
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J. Price, B. Beaeora. 'mug v S. -ft) tli 1 st leading their group, strengthened their
]XE.--GeWaghorn; defence, Thursday night, when th
. F. Brintnell, Broderiel; eentre, Tucker; them 5-1 in the best game o
-wings, K. Brintnell. Storm; spares, .N
in widerich. The Lions p
CaP' .G•014t two Of their; stars,
ey downed grip on first place ore 'Tuesday •n g
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f the ieaion 1 when • they ' defeated 'Exeter
7-2 at ,. regarding' the boys and
layed with Exeter- in a hard fought rough gamegirls, from this district in uniform
Ainslie and The Lions, 'paced, by Bill Newcombe are invited for this soltann..
-Cann, Mhs.•
First ' period, .
Exeter-.-auekeY. .
•Goderich-,SprOul. (Price)..
l-.-TuckeY.Goderich.-7-H. Warren.
Exeter-
• Penalties ---Stoddart. • -
• 'Newcombe, ;put' VTicker"
• to the line-up and plaYed
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43. CI4AREE.1301004VE.D
The delithil:Occurred at London' on
Thuriday lan of Mrs. Clara- D. ,faelt-
son,.,formerly of 13russela, and sister
of Mrs. (Rey.) C. F. Clarke' of 'Goode-
rieh. Mrs. Clarke, who with Mr.,
Clarke . has been spending • the, winter
In Toronto, NvaEr -with Mrs. Jackson for-
a week -preceding " her death. 'Miss
Dsther 'Hume, of town, was at London
for
for the funeral, .which took place •on
Saturday afternoon.. • _
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DATES FOR R1TCMGAMT° CAMP
Dates are announced for the. Sen
Cadet 'camps to be held at Eltehigaral„
--next " summer, The first': one, or the
Sarnia and Chatham corps;° Will he
from July 23 to _August 4. Then' from
August 0 to Auugst .18 'the camp will
bp given "over" to-lh-O7StraTfad; Yiradd-
Stock- tied.1-St.;,ThicinitS,iinits,..and train.
Atigosti4:1'td • Septemli er.IAlte -Windear
and. London .ear,p,s40111- be In camp. -
ro returned `rwitti three goals ancl '84' !waist .and • • „, ,
a • impigeorge -:NVeStlake. 'with •Cp,e, goal and , Mrs. Win. ktatiley has. received word
tiellimeMever Immommempeemiv 4
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• FOR' WREIVEND SPECiAL
DATE SQ1ARE0
Try our
Vitamin 13I.
BREAD
• WOMEN'S DAY or PRAYER
The Women's World Day of Prayer
service will be held- in • the Baptist
church an FridaY, February 16tii,• at "
3 p.m. As the service is interdenpOn-
ational, it is hoped there will be a ,
large attelulance,4 The thenie of the
service- will be "That ye should show
forth the pratses of • who hatla
called; you out of -darkness. intO ilis
marVellous light," • • :
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and. -"Mrs. J. Patterson an• d Sou,
John, Newgate street, have returned
freni, an enjoyable visit with Mre Pat- ,
teiSon's relatives at Peterborough.
and Miss Shirley
MarWlek, are ..-sPendhig• tt'40w. days,
‘,TOrento4:014.• Twill • attend
the lee Irollies • ••II`. •
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that her son, .L.A Gauley; has"
• • , . • • i two assists carried the play to ,..Exeter teen ra”..fm,,,esi ..r m „Aryls, Ont..,
r . . 1 hi St t -•'a' . .'42'
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game
the. two Bruce MacDonaldS,i wild sheeting • on 'their part kept the''-''• T-:.,--4---
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. Five ininuths • after the - opening thrOughout the whole game and only . . 1 , Johns e.
,Seeinad: period : • •.... cbmbined to. gi•Ve Gode,rich the lead on 1scoe„dewn. The game ,Was theioug -
Goderieli-H,'Warren (1. Needham)...• a „goal by t'kipper' front. '131ondietie-
.” I est '''''Of •I'4'easan and Referee Gus
•Geklerich--IB. Beacom. • ' -• 'Half -a -minute later Bobbie Allen stick? 1 Weirthy ...Was ' kept busy thumbing
Goderich--. Warren (D. Warren). handled around' the Seaforth defence 'prayere. to the penalty box. Some of
A. Goderich-p. Warren (R. Stoddart). to beat-. Swan on -a hard. shot to the : the fans, not 'Satisfied, with- the job.
Groderich-R. Warren: fj. Needham)'. lawer corner, -increasing the, lead to 1 Worthy was doing, attempted to show
Third period: .
roder(4odetteli---ID4Warrai (Y. Needham )-':
ich.B. Beaeom. •- _ .
1 40derieh-D. Warren. r.•- .
I Goderich---4. Needitam (H. warren), second period With a goaltby ElwoOd 1. time- very few solidlilowa werailanded.
God erieli-M. Roberts •,4J. Sannders;), - fromDolg,' one minute after play began. At the 'end of the ' first period the
GOderieh-A3. 'Warren (H. Warren). . : ,lim Adams, Lions centre Mani. came Lions led by 3-0 on goals by
AdainS and - ,Newcombe, all . of .w.14,elt
two - goals. • Bisset and Elwood were him -the error of his ways as he was
put .off for roUghing, but neither team skating off the ice at the end ,of the
scored again In this period. ' • gana4- but although a gooa-sized crowd
Seaforth•: opened the scoring in the pushed one • another around for, some
Penalties -D. • ' . Warren, L. McGee, back to put Goderich again , two up
Tuckey. •, • ' , __ • by banging home Bisset's pass from
Referee -G. Worthy, Godiiich. right -in front of the net. --10hTs ended
.. . the scoring for the middle .period. ,
•• • PUBL16161100L HOCKEY • - n thethivgl rniincl .if WS nll . G CI .
7.----•, , ' . . to 5-1 on goals by Bisset and, West: Ohm from- close -in. - • . . '-
„Three tomes were played .in , the lake without. a reply fro Sea th ' •Hayter opened, the third period with.
.ra or . , , ._ .7 - ;
Public School "teggue last week and • The -who e Godericli team showed Much
I the Bruins now lead the league with irapro.vement since . their loss at Sea -
two wins aid a tie. The •Bruins • de- forth:. BoYce and Westlake proved an
1 feated the Bears 8-3 'on Tuesday night„ •while Ginn in the nets stood on his
unbeatable eombinat.ion• on • defence-,
and -on Saturday tied the Leafs 2-2, head and' even. Used his head to stop
were engineered by George Westlake.
• In the: second -peried----Newcombe
scored twice an passes from Jim
'Adams before Exeter _gat their first
rich, the Lions Increasing their leid tally of the game when. •Hayter ,beat
his, second goal for Exeter, °but Bob
Allen Orme right back for Goddrich dnd
beat Waghorn in. the Exeter net on
a hard shot from right wing. Mere
encledithe scoring for the evening when
he 'banged home. a pass, from -New-
while the Bears beat the Black Wawks. the puck. With Ainslie and Newcombe . combe With about Ave minutes to go:
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6-5. . , back in the line this week, the boys Although the Lions were :in on Wag-
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BRUINS -Weiser, -Smith, Guilders, are justr, Wilson, Westbrook, .SanderiOn' about a,,„ cinch, to cop-- their horn several times after that,' they
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Baker, • - -• •• . were likable to, seore. The, Goderich
. ,_ . _ _ ____ ____ •
Beadle, Pinder, S alp., Wartier;-0-arrick. ....---The-tetimig - ..,----- - -boYs'were-'agaili Without the services o
two of their regulars,this time .Jim
Bisset and 'Don . Atnslie, but•-•-blitliT are
expected_ back for - Thursday's gam
with Eireter here. -
The teams: • , , . .
Holmes E Erskine E Sparkt.1.- . Luzon. . '' ” -•.-GODERICH.Goal, G: Ginn; defence,
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• BEARS, -Y. avvtilotne, Johnston, • GODERICH-Gaal, G. Ginn ;:defence,..
SparkS, ffolmes; Holland, Merriam ; G. Westlake, • E. Boyce; centre, J.
Stra-ughan; Hamilton, -Erskine.- Adams; wings G Merd,'- j.p.- Bisset;
Goals, --Bruins .8 Baker 4,-. Welt- alternates, B. 1. MacDonit1C13.Alien
brook 2, Span1 Carrick -1. Bears 3; B. • Diy;MaeDonald, B. MacLean, G.
BLACK HAWKS -MacPhail, Me:SEAtORTH=Goal, F. Swan;.•de- G. Westlake; centre, J.
DonnIct- Willis, Moorhead, Arbour, fence, Strong, F. Elwood; centre, ,Acr G.,Mero, 13. Newcombe;
McLean,' Ketep,I.Durnin. • D. 'strong; wings, Stewart, .K Dolg ;.•*- Spares, B. •J, MacDonald, B. D. Mac-
. BEARS -J. - Hawthorne, Johnston, alternates, 3. Lane, H. Knight, N. Donald, B. Allen,' G. Luzon.
parks, Holmes, Holland, . Merriam, Beattie, D.* Wilson, I1 Doig. . •. 4
Stranghan, Hamilton, Erskine. /nest period; ,
Goals -Black Hawks; 5: McDonald2, Goderich-13. J. MacDonald. ,{13. D.
-Willis 2, Ila &Mewl:. Bears 6 t --Holmes -Mae•Donald.).. • ' '
3, Merriam 1, Erskine 1, -Sparks G:oderich-B. Allen.
LEAFS Graham, Freeth, Benjamin, . 'Penalties .B. D..MacDonaid,
Thurlow, B. Thurlow, P. 3.. Bisset
Little. D. Oritzley4 Second period
BRUINS --I, *Wetser, Baker, West- Seafortlf-Elwood (K,
brook, Pinder, Spain, Warner„Carrick, Goderich-S. Adams (I. Bisset).
Milne, Beadle, Guilders. Penalties: -J.• Adams, 13.' MaeLeati.
,LeafS.:21.-E- Mot .•
Warner 1, Baker 1; • Goderieh-j.„ 'Bisset (G. Mero). .
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: Stamp Ever7.krillay!
Sone: 116
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• LEAGtE STANDING
Won Lost :Tied
, Bruins. 2 ' 0
- Red- Wings --------------..•-•' 0 •
13, lack Mimics 0
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Rangers" 1 " •--- ' 0
Leafs ... .0., 0 2 1
Canadians * 01 0
Games 'Si-110'day, February 10
9.30 -Red • Wings vsBlack Hawks
10.30 ---Canadians. vs. Rangers. •
'rhelatestreilort ,reCeived t,r0In the Provineial Depar,tmetit',
of Health raboratoriesof jitnuary'10,* 19-15; of samples of intik etih-
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'initted:froM the4differeni, -4endors Ingle town: is.aitoflow
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Per Cent. Result of
Standard Butter Phesphatitse
Islate`Count, Fat Test
'Source of Supply
BaXterr'4 DitifY-46atict
itiMerieh D - m
alry,Crea...—
Goderteh. Dalry4.1Villk
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MeMitints---Cream
fh• 's Iktir,v-Cretun
(Irr's -
Beattie's Dairy -Milk ‘,
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100,000 20.15
100,000 •3.3 • ' -*
. 300,000 22.0 .*.A*
70,000' 4.1 •A
3(X),000 .23.5
•• Iwo • 4,2 A` •
2,500,000 21.0 A '
350,000 4.(j A
•1500000
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• The Interpretation. of thitr repott Is as follows': ,-.
Coif tount--Iteferii to. the bacillus colt gerto, one c.upable
• ittstituting bowel disturbauces. • • .
• The Standard Via4, Coun1-4s an estimate the number of
baeteria per not neeeSsatilY, injurions to health, and Is an Indica.
don of the Pare waled let cooling and.handling.
" The rer (*Pit 6: Jiutter Fat•;4tatioltin aniount a.,8% for
And 14% fel, (Tea, ra permitted. ' •
I* the PbSophatitsi Test. Columo—Tiv;Tetter IVIndicaies that
*Ilk Ms boon putourized. • 4,
GEO. Sa114,10Alt,
.tbsirtattn, Board Meth.
. il,ALLOWM 111
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Goderieh-G. Westlake (G. Mere).
• Penalties -r. Elwood, G. Westlake.
Referee -G. Muir, Seaforth.".____
THE
4UVENDLEL RECORD •
. , „,•. , . .
, Won . Lost . led-
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Goderich - 7 , 1 ,.
Seaforth . 6 •2, 0 .L
ID,,teter . . . ..... 3 5 1
Clinton" 0 8 ' 1'
• EXETER -Goal, Wattle= ; defence,
Ellis, Tuckey; centre,' H. Brintnell;
wings, 'Hennessy, Fletcher; •Spares,
MusSer,Hayter-, A. Brintitell;
Teitnane White. • '
•First' period:
-Goderieb•-'--AVeStlake:-
Goderlch-Marns'(Westiake).
Goderich-Newcombe (Westlake):
penaltiesi--:-Mtisser, WlIson.•
Second period: ' " ,
,God*leh--INeWcpmhe (Adatos).,..
XfOileffeir2-:-Fai'monThe CAraiityp.
Exeter ----Hayter. °
Perialties-Briittnell, B. J. MacDon-
ald, Adants.
Third period;
Exeter-Itayter.
Goderieh-Allen.
4
_Ooderich---Mero (Newcombe).
• Penalpes-Westlake, Wjhs�n, Boyce,
Ellis, Newcombe.
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Referee -G. Worthy, Goderich.
A new high for a two week period
of -army <recruiting in military district
Ne. 1 for the Put two years was .re-_.
corded between January 15. and 31,
when.'37.7 men v.yere -enlisted at No. 1
District Depot, London, it is announced
from district .headquarters.
W. G. Thomson, 0.B.E., district recruit-
ing officer, Stated that C.W.A..C. recruit-
ing also is on the-,--bierea:se, Of4the:,
total of ..377 male enlistments,. there
•were included R.O.A,F. ground 'ereW.
personnel reraustered into the army and
some seventeen-yeavold _youths, ac-
cepted for army trada training.
The figure; of 37-7 represents 53 Len,
doners and -.324 from other parts �f
Vire:tern' Ontatio. -• •• , '
Among them are the following from
dederieh and ,neighboring Points -:,L.
Atfield J. Little, Goderieh'; W. 0:
Glenn, Dungannon.; I.. W. Stephenson
•-Varna; K. .A; Seett, Brucefield; G. -C.
Irwin„ -Lueknow; " J. A.• •Krauskope,
• 'Kippen; L. W. Marks, Walton. .
f•441.
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Capt. KellY Johnston and „Mrs. John-
ston arrived from Lethbridge, Alberta,
last Thursday night and are, visiting
the -Catitaiii's parents,. Mr. and Mrs.
George Johnston, and other relative's in
town. • At Port Arthur:they-found:Alley
were on. the 'same trahy as their, undle,
Mayer D. D. Mooney, returning from
attendance at the flying club convention
held af the Iakeheed. • The ,ineeting
was a complete surprise to all. Capt.
Johnston. is to report at tendon on .the
140,- of this mann. •
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A COMPARISON OF 'FIJE,
cosTawr:srAmps Tut s
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The letter .in last :Week's Signal -
Star suggesting the establishing of ii,
gale plantinGoderith drew the atten-
tion of Mr.' Geo. F.. MacPhee, a fennel'
resident. 91 ,Goderieh .now , residing at
Leamington, Ont, and he< *rites:
"Yew, might • be interested in my
experience in heating houses. While
we lived in Edmonton, we heated. and-
codked with coal The teieraresest
per year was -around, nine • tons of
'coat at $3,50 per • ton. --in Plymouth,
Michigan, we 'cooked with, gas • and
heated with coke or coal at the Cost
of .around eight tons at $8.50 per top.
„ "We came .here (ta:,Leamington). be-
cause we knew that Goderich had no
gas and. .Leamington had natural gas.,.
It bas cost us around $55 per .year /or
heating and col5k1ng by gas so far.
"Every plaee .we have lived •hitd. its
good and bad' qualities. I .hitye Seen
more snow ,up arolind, Goderleh than
at Edmonton, Plymouth or Leamington.
I have seem: More ice on the streets
and sidewalks in Plymouth and Leam-
ington than eyer saw In ,Goderich.
I would ilia as 'soon have the, snow
as 'the
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