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DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
(.olleFe. Day and night nails. Office opposite
).lour Mill, Illthol,
T. T. M' RAE
M, B„ M. C. P., t4 S, O.
FLU 11, Villageif I,r11NNCIn,
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\4111iam tont.
DR, J. H. WHITE. S. A.
t'1.1YSICIAN AND SU1tW'1ON,
Graduate Toronto University of Atediaine.
Special attention giver to dl.'uses or ehIldren
and surgery.
office: Dr. Bryan. Old Stand
Phone 46 Brussels
JAMES TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer Par Huron Co.
Wti1seil raves good prices as any other Ano.
tioneer or charge nothing.
BErGRAVE P.0,
PROOOFOOT, AMMAN & COOKE
Barristers, Solicitor., 8totario. Pub11c,
&c,
()Milian the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton
Street,
GOD);R1OH, ONT.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
N. Ptulnnr'oo'1,, K. t:. ,T. L, R1LLORAN
H. S, D. Moss
1t�� iti}'&steinNee qqq�■@� �� f��YLW
Is prepared to pay the
highest price for
Scrap Irony
Rubber
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Rags, &c
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1 -highest Cash Phicit for
Livel'oeltry and hides
Write 01 )'hone. 112x
SAM WEINSTEIN
11 LLL STREET 1313U14S1,.LS
•orad OO OA 84'1,4&r seee+t 400**A'P•e
Alliceorrnick
81.; Wei le fts
At LuWESt Price
INTEST4'AL
"Fruit -a -lives" Quickly
Relieved This Chronic Tri tat,le
<<Itannopime.nttother ,Ints no
is so eunoia' for C:un.atpat,ttt untl
1ti li; estiou us 'I reilea.tier'',',
1 was a sufferer from Cit'se vont-
plaints foe lire years, and my
selt'nter).(wen patine,:Nusle,brieptht
about a kind el' Intestinal l'onal sis;
reitli )last;. Ilya/uihes,'ttolclartg gas,
Ile Plr';jm, ., if el F'tiln1, .11.1 1ei,ie in
the h:1r1i,
I 11316 1(1(12'„1 lo try' Fruit''Tres'
and now fen' sit months l have been
entirely well". 4 Lllti1 Nlll I Ci,
50,..0 bo z,11 for ,6, 1.00, trial slat _Set.
At all dealer; or .sour postpaid by
Fruit•a•tives l.iutiled, Ctttalta.
tzt1-l.C'C 1,1elm
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Fordwich
(leerge '/.n httgg has hens laying
eggs with n rit 'Iiintert'nre of 7 healed
by 8 i1,111es lettg.
Mrs. Rnbt. hill wb0luts been very
111 I'm the past while is now feeling
considerably hepar.
Alta. P. 1', Ayleswnrth and dtutgltt-
rt, Miss Grave, left nn 1111 rxle11ded
vial'
10 T01.0100 nisi other pit'.' ,
Airs. \Vol. Fraser, Grunge 11111, uhn
had the m{sf]n1100 to hate her leg
broken, i, mite elle to be around with
flat aid or a t'rut'h.
1ltu ry I)ullnngp 111.p1t.' 1 of his tine
li(lit• learn of .les; u( tnadarrt to
)kohl, Stevenson. The )alter ex'•hnug..
ed hi:, rat on 1 h' 1.;uu,
Corrin:
31i'+ses'['ttylor have reeved in 111111
their .islet, Mrs. }Ctowlsnn for o lino'.
Oliver (;luaus left for Seattle whete
he tvill visit his brother, whelp he Iltts
not seen ter 18 years,
Airs. Jen. Swot -stet:. and 11111e sun,
K'nnrth, of I'ordtui'irh, were the
few
Als Newelltoe a guests of the i I P.
t,
day •
It. James and his mot her, who spent
the past 6 months in the \Vest vis{t-
lug relatisi'e and (mends have arrived
home,
S. G. Kttiuo has arrived in town.
'alis ittetitintls are to fans this Suer
tn`r 110 the old homestead. Alt. and
Alt's. Kaine have spent 7 or 8 years
at Poet Fleeces. Ales, Knine is ex-
pected to arrive shot•lly aua their
many friends welcome them to the
old home town.
Bluovale
Alert, S. PAUL DlselC.\st,U -Dealh
.roue suddenly to Met 2Iargaret
Grave Dull'ns, relict of the late Sam -
ways Patel, at het lime in Bluovale,
early ',Monday morning of last week.
Ales. Paul had lint been in rohuyt
health for suite time. The late Mrs.
Pani W10010.1 highly esteemed by m
Liege circle of friends and het sudden
death oill be deeply regretted. She
ltd been a t esidenl. of Bluovale and
dia11•irl for many year:, residing first
on a )'arta iu ,)toms township and
neatly 14 years ago Hunted Ln 13luevale
where Mr. Paul engaged ip business.
116 yPt)t•y ago she was married itt
the late Alt', Pttui, ho passed away
in .1tuly las).. 3 dnat,=filers etre !eft to
mourn her')emit, viz:--31itt Altutd,
of l'ittwbut'g, Pa, ; end hisses )limit+
and Alice", of lileeettls, who will have
the sincere sympathy of a ittrge circle.
SI' friends The lenient limit place on
\\'eliusday afternoon from the
fatuity house in Bluevale to \Vingltattt
cenretet'y, Mr, Paul wets the son of
11.0.13, Paul, who died {tl Brussels
settle years t35n.
0 0.111ntlor, sheaf rnrrier and n tree.,,.. Ms 00
1.13. 13htdar, " .... •'2:10.11
(torn Binder '• 210 00
Wt. Mower. ... . ......... . ........... 70 00
0.13, Slower
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82 60
1043. s el Rake, '88. teeth 61 00
Hoy Tedder . . 70
00
Combined :tido 12(1:^ +ma TruTrader111II 00
largest 41 atm u store .dor 100 00
11 DING Fertilizer Dr';i 113 00
045. Steel ]sellar .,.. a 0111.. , ,06' 60
t11111•144W4potoh Diamond ,' row+ torr• aertlon,,0 till
(hhnnx Wagon (0001., 013 orate, ki x 13
in. tiro 80 00
0NtItes, Oresn Sep•trnto••+, Plows std other
Implement. e:1•r19marlIng,y rhenp Anda
liberal discount for cash Order early,
DAVIS MiLIIE, - Ethel
Ewan
Wiguua s
Wish car owners to bring
along their Cars and get
hen) Painted and. made
0 look like new.
Reasonable Prices,
All Buggy Painting done
1 ikewise.
OOMII ONE I COME AEI, 1
WII WiLL PLIIASh8 YOU.
EWAN'S GWSAGE
13RUSS13LS
Atwood
A telephone has been installer) i0
the parsonage.
Joe libitum, tvho received his dis-
ohtugt'. from the at my, left, for the
West,
Rev, J. L. Slrwnrl, Lein' ora ullt,•
nit'tlttry ft ton China, speaks in the
i\lethodist church on L+ridtty evening,
April 44th,
Sergt, David Idodge was in Londt'n
and received' his discharge from the
army. Ales. Hodge and daughter ne-
(mupamied hint,
Donald Gorden, agcti 98, one of
\Vesieen Ontario''',_ oldest reeitlunts,
died on \Vednesday, Until !t few
weeks ago 'Air. Gm don Was quilt,
i peon the aeLive tnhpn l to slipped 1 t 1c
r,
Il
01,11 shnar. then lie had refused till
nontisltttentexcept wale.. From the
Highlands of Sootltnd he ansa' to
this country al 20 years of age., and
proved himself tt nuts of istet'llhg
rltarattee and ability, Ile first sent -
ed In oxford coon y. Ns was a mum -
bee of the first Oouitri1 of
and wets Atwie ti's fit.st I'ttsllltitatet.
When he gave lip lite? position he 4•nr•-
ried the moils to the trains until 4
years ago. Sieve then he has 1 esitl '8
with his (laughter, Airs, Jno, San(let1,
Another daughter, Mtw. K. Mat shall,
tend tL soul, George Gordon else live in
the village, besides a son, Robert
Gordon, itl the United States.
Biyth
J. H. Leith has perrhased the Oat
et, property and will get possession nu
May 1st, Price was $1800,
At meetings of 'I'otvtt ('outwit Ana
Board of Trade Reeve, bits Cult. ami
Councillor 11. A, 'Phomas wet e select-
ed as repteaefilaiiVes to Toronto in
connection with hydro Mlectrit,
Board of nettle also selected delegates
namely, Chart's AtrUlellttlul tted
1Trattk I3n,intnt, 'I'lu.se delegates
0onfetrC51 jointly on Wednesday with
Sir Adan Beck,
Pte, Aibt't't Payne %vim, prior to the
outbreak of the wary was employed
with the laic John 'McElroy in Morrie,
was renewing old acquaintances in
303311, Int'dup 00140 01. f11'01 l.nt,.lt,n
,q11.11.110 r tt 'y-
1',ly lie expt•r i'1,..,•, lugMs 1110
11'•11141 'nth:ttvt Willi hi, :11+11
Intl l.tlt'n nl' Lntttlou ttu'I tang' ovt•t •
'a•ps, (Ju lieeontttv•f 1Lt•uruul1 w he
en. t'1 ' bnl> s{ to ''\ ,veinte•t Illlii awl
11 -Otte 1 lu ('.u,atle Ile• 111 (edit let)
with bbl l .0 b tris I,nt' men"-, '4'
Mont cal to d :1 tht V ; I,tt .t is as drafted
overt -ens turd in 3t venthet' 111111 ler: tor
,')•aero will' 1ht• Royal \It•t l',el 11' 11.1
00.01. 11,4 .'t+', 15 mouths 'ofitt,' ht
Pt ((IWO, 'tet 't,t1u'lyd 11..nfes t' •
,•nittl of \t'i1.•.1
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er'„ Ii'.,(1,tott1,: 1.(.plyt.1•
toted 111•, a 'tel,+ ile hnuta
cal lite' 11111t"•Jt"•n 0011 1 • 1111W 111.11,:n;•
Lis 11,11.111. 111 1.111o1.11.11;
Clinton
Sptiu{.+ Inti. 'ohm, lay, .41ni1 Inch.
:MOH 1,11zt••:.
Clottoo h,,thte h it t4. 1
141-1,10-01411 41,1 i t it 111. d, st1 Titsul
for
1'111. 11, 11.1 011'444 W111144t0 I't•r the
Viet us Limn i v ars fur the NIiddl''
Salute) torte yl . .1 01 Alep:Iun h0• tool
Mks 'Cat Lleett Dowser.
111.. Hanley marl Alt. !t'i.Itrr, of Chie-
toot, will renown'• sp,•ci,,h .'vtu. t.lis
11r ;1't 311.1••. ie n11;tri'e r.ttre: 1h•I lit,.
,list 1111111.111111 :1p1,1
The Tale 1h. \1'111..1 U 41,11E ell, (tt
native or (Aintt);) trio 11,1 .1 it teupll- of
\'',ploy ago, left 'un estate value,' at
:88,188, Iles will had bene (mete in
Nnvtuthel, 1(118, matt left 1110 e. hole of
Irl prop"rty to hitt reit,', Olive Char -
lone EditThey Ittel un
rhil8tem
Ou'ruesday of let week ).here pas-
sed ttn•ay nue of the respected tesid-
snts of Clinton in he person of \lies
Janet Wilson. Ilereased .mote with
her parents I'uau SC011111111, 14)10.)0 she
W11.11 1101.0, When 11 04,01(3 old. '1'l0,v
mune in 18211 dit'ec1 1n ('linlun De-
eeased tuns in lu't' ((3111 year and had
followed tlto profes.iou rt soleuul loaeh-
ng for 41 years, She taught. in Clin-
ton 311 years, Myth -8, Bnthw,'l1 1, and
'rn,kt•r•stnith '1 ;Miss \Vikott was
tttention at' Willis chute)) and belonged
in Ile \V. Al, S, bring President tot 3
vrni s. She fait glut .ch 1 It1•>'p It to
i 1
Nncr'Glbrr vvheu
,.ohne) Wu clus,•.I un
Recount. of itilluen'lt 11.1111 111.11.1. the I0-
fatred holidays she never W1111.112(.11.
Listowel
'Ile Board nl' Palo raIi,.0 tnrL to
'vivo the reprot .111 J(spertor Levee,
who stat''') the sehnol building is in
g.
rod condition, staff lltff ttlt.l ntund
y doing
the .cLolars well behaved and d i (,
good wort`, Ile outlined the plan for
es1abli4hnlg a rommeteial department
ural the limit,' etirtted to fallow hit,
1d.'n > )imu,n> +•0 t. nRt i'an:
'int 44 1', 1 11,'aryl itt the h• me of
311a.11. ('taut. , u hr a pia is 101 1111
,•duauiounl Jtt'tg4fnln Otani die r.uueg
vole or 1'I0l0110.1, ,, 1t 'nt• load.,
)'INI. nl.t'\ nrryl.rr: ')'Ito fnut"'41 011'
Henry Moots roc: nem 14'rd0e.day,
31ntt•l, 2(1.1,, 3'IoOi 111• family lradpure
veal '1'toaIll {d};e, and WK. 14110 ol'- 11114
nu,st hat ttt•ly itl)reel"d in rho vi'•iutt V.
11. Aluott• 111111 1'rttt•ht•,l 1110 ag(t• „i• 15:9
\.••a '.:,'.1 tt;,, Iniltbiv tr•',(4.'1.1.11, It,t
111•• i1 11 h' 1'- 1 I 01 .,111 1.111- t •,•tt
1111 t Ill,. i't e t •`t , \t cit.t1
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0.4 ut•„ t of the - lit 1 . 1•1 ed 1,
Rev. \l•. 8thin,>t o,'ll Iles. Alt. \b• j
('w (Niels., The pniltu•al ei 4 1v 'r 1• ii
('bark.‘ 31..1 l;l•don
31tn e,('uu 1 , and 80,tn' 0,1 )')hang
:mil keit! 11 tvtt 1, ;tit•. Aloe] ,• w1
Vier•; ho, bu,butnl, 8101. 1110,{t )',)milt
of 12,r me •.1i11 hi tog, 1>l, U, 11
1lourt•,of l,i•.rm+el ;I(1.• 11'4111,1
. tad : In'
V;111: 1.101 .1,1r” Ile tdlt.
hl' eek 1 l .wan 4 13 ,141 ail 111,1114' i 411 s. A
felt ,In inn! 1114F• l.ytlit. 111,.111001 Cs.
sen, I.irtrt. Auihrt,yo M,nr•t•, 1vas It ill.
ed ii, adieu anti his uepht'tt, l,isul
llttrty Atom t', has jest tu•tite,' lama -
from nvtrseas, Mr Aloft e had beet,
iu tailing heal' I'oe sone' time, Ile
dr: cl'y1'1t I3 rl'[•y'-d lbt• ,•-•11.
'Vide oil tyle of La•Itth'.
East Wawanosh Council
31tof Connell meeting held tat
Maul' 171 h, All We mewls ts preoe0t
ll{uutro of previous alerting 'vet"
teat) and confirmed.
The Dominion alliance ivtute ask-
ing Council to sign petition forme to
Out (levetineent for the making of
war time Puthibition. Ordered to be
signed on motion of Irwin and Currie.
Tay -Law No, 2, 1919, ettfut rang the
tt ustecs of S. 8, No, 7, I'1. twtl \V,
\Vatvauoah, to herr(w money In smite
certain itttit•OVeme(ts at their school
grounds this coming season, also By -
Law, No. 3, 111111,. appointing the fol-
lowing Fat hutasiettt and Puuudlu't•p-
t•rs were road and passer) : •
, 't r .. (''
I utbulaytis t, l b' '
tall, lf. t utvnu
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Cunning,. 1 13ratinuck, \V, iiehue,
,Ir., 1, +31r(Ilint hey, J. Wright , ,1. [ta6h-
by, 13. Taylor, 1t.. Johnston, H. CL 11e -
Orman, J. Caldwell, D. McGill, I', D,
Stalker, J, Wilson, J. Tenney, W.
Cook, E. Ificki,gbuttato, 1V. H.
U't'1.t1 bel \ c
p I, J. V tads, W. 5taekhouse,
A Walsh, T. 11. Taylor, jt' , Al. Bell,
W. G. Nethery, Fred, Cook, ,jt',, \V,
Blair, J. AleDowell, sr., T. (;rat, 3,
N•Dow e'l'I
s c r, IL Black, Peed. >
ed. Got It
s'. P. \' Scot I ,
i 4, t -L Ottm )bell \Vt l'
Scott,r ,
C. \V S.r ,
t , 1 Double.,
J. P. MCallum, P. Shoebottom, (4,
omit-Pio/7 Seeds
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It tells you everything -
Study it before you commence
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book that tells you what to do, what to use,
and where to get it.
Write for it, Hang it in a handy place -
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LONDON, CANADA
Pee
Z lint • the Attic
Have You Visited the Attic lately ?
Just climb up there and take a peel(. "Whew," you
stay, "isn't it hot up here :end -such Jt place els this is
getting to be! 1 hall no idea there was 5n lunch
AO accumulated -what in the world 5111311 1 do with
Well, it all 1 \\ell, the thing to DO with It is to get 1t
down and sort it over. Then get a copy of The
London free Press and turn to the \VANTli;.l) TO
PUlICIIAH1i cll55if1cation.
11' the articles you 141511 to dispose of are not asked
for in the WANTED TO PITIIC1=-IAS111 columns of
the classifier), write out a few ails. and seed them to
The itolltton Free Press for insertion in the F011
SALE column, Yon ivay jUBt a5 well have real
looney for 1110 things you no longer use and which
would be worth money to some other people.
Get a copy of The London Free Press right now and
see for yourself what other people are buying and
selling through the classified columns. You )night
just as well have some extra money for Plaster.
Your ad. will cost only 2c a word each day,
Think of reaching over 40,000 people who road the Olassi-
fled column for only 60o or 750. Tho postage alone on tet-
ters to only 26 people Would bo 75e.
Perhaps your boy has some Chickens or fine settings of
Eggs to sell.
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Don't Let Your
Browr Sugar Crock
V0730
(;f, 0
INT adclitiorl to your 1..,11 tic
"fine)/ granulated sugar
you should always keep on
hand a supply of
Bro -e
It .:043.1 sego'', mid tali; .".1 icty :Anti >t'.;C to your cooking. The natural, delicious stlolas-
ses t,t:,t,2 , : Lunfi(• 111„ ;;i , i • 414 1ii'',_'rt 31( :.',,11' is 0 decided im[,ruvernent to many i.W' Pts.
It iiit'nris deliriously t','3It 1 flavors of all dried fruits. Nearly all dishes conitaining
raisins, d.itn:„ figs or curl-aili, art: better when made with brown sugar.
Spices and brown sugar arc 01., the 'riendliest tortes,
Spiced euul.lt-, 411.1 1:14/ t'.11:3,, and 11 sweet pi4l(ie8
or spiced fruits are I ; ter w 1,rn tt t )de with brown
sugar than with white.
For fear these old-1;;Ai rigid weir_. tui,i1t be for-
gotten, we have reprinted a number of t he best of
them in a booklet called "Grandmother's Recipe's."
We will send it to you upon receipt of a" 2c. stamp.
Your grocer knows this sugar by the Haute of Lanlic
Brilliant Yellow, and will sell you any quantity.
ATLANTIC SUGAR REFINERIES LIMITED
?1ONT ;oEAL
C'unui(ghnu., 31 P.n'I, 11. [b•tuy,
Bink, \V, S'. it, it. l'1,11111-.
Urethan, 1,.1uh.l(. \N. `+h,: -t,":•
tom, J. 1'01 la:ue•, .t •1•,
Td 'b,•rlsuns1,1,...1,, .1. \4-1.n,
13. 11'tltht0oIn, ii '1I ,11 11, 1' +-
due, W. AI hne tb•, jt„ {len. h.•t,, t•
(111, Op. S, 1'aullrt, .4. 4\'til.on, \1',
Legatl, J. \V, Stollen it, .1, lealee e•.,
.1. Sutllerhuttl, 3, Sttteltzor, 11 S. Put•
don, Oltits• 1b01111 sr., \V. here, l':.1,
Haines, N. 'Piwtasoe,
O. Campbell, J. l3rnee, '1'. 1811,,: 'n
and F. Devereaux,
Pon ndkeepets -J. Hoots. F. 'Mar-
shall, J. (', Stoltz, Tl 11. 'Taylor, U
Cu1uuinghnnl, 11, . b hes. Geo. . 31
Roberlaou, If. Campbell, J. ()orti121 0
and J. C. Currie.
Pence Viewers and .beep valuer o13
same as formerly.
The amount set for enforced statute
labor was placed at 211 rents an hour
oe $1,00 per day. After diem ste the
n n buying 9e t o hili in the
question f )uyl g Il t
line of a grader and also the building
of another bridge tits romiItg
the Ooueeil adjourned to meet :'gain
oe Monday, April lith at 1 o'clo'k.
A. Pb1RTtRPIELU, ('i -t•k
HowiOk Council
Council met, in the Township 11,111
Gordo, Alarel1 19tH, pttrettu,ttt to ad-
journment. (\lea her.; present, R(•eCP
in chair. Minute's of last meeting
read and on mot Mil of Lynn and Attu-
strOng wet adopted,
A deputation waited on Council ask-
inga grant. for the lighting of the
pnhlio shed in Horde, Moved by
\Villiautsou and Inglis that (ltnneil
make a grout of 132(1 fat 1019. Carried,
A deputation consisting of W. H,
Gregg, R. F. i?di;ar, John Wylie and
1. H. Rogers waited on ('none[!netting
for is 51 ant for Hnwiek Agricultural
Society. Moved by Lynn and Inglis
that Council give it grant of :11(13
Gal tier).
Moved by Inglis and Williamson
that Reeve, Deputy Repo,' and Clink
he coin millet, to look after. painting
Township 1tltll, Carr led,
Pa(htuttsirls alipetit1ed: - Fit ie
Aller till, W. 11. Lynn, )lata•) Driv,
0. Burrow. Philip \V'isziell, Wm.
Doig, A. hdglu', ')'hos. Met lenient,
Hugh Hutchison, Henry }teary, (4eo,
Faust, Inc,• Pathos00, no. Tephaut,
John 33(6• uhe, Geo. 'Townsend, Hugh
Edgar, August Keil, Albert (\tamer.
Andrew Dttreey, Wm. Sreats, ,imhn
Spence, Benjamin Riegler, 1111::11
Wright, \Valleet' Clerk, David Walk-
er, Calvi( Rogers, Jahn L. Setheran,
\Vtn, S, McKee, Win, Id. Leon,ud,
Nelson Lottttit, Lennard Rat tutu, lay.
Hunter, Robt, Stevenson, \\'ut, Baer,
Charles Simmons, John Stewtttt,
TIms, Bennett, Charles 0 win, \\14..1.
Steong, 11. W. Laird, \Vet. Ctaig,
Alex 31e1enz{e, l(obt, Baker, Norman
Wade, ill's. Vittie, .Initn Wtu'rt•11,
Wm. Jaques, John Kt'otllee, Slowed
August, John Selman, Charles 11.11b•
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\Vm. Hood, Geo, Now toil, Walter
Renwick, James Bat ton, Rune.
ICemp, Garnet Wright, Itirhatd Altl-
ligan, Charles Wright, Charles Wolfe,
John Deltnttttl, Citarles ,)army,
Johnston, Wallet' J1 bode n P.dte-
Redden, John Drummond, James
Prayer, 3211108 D.tngltw, Arldutr Fitch,
(4'eo. Dothledee, Al holt (4,illahat,
')'hos, McMichael, itirh ted Palmer.
Thos, Gibson, Stephen Taylor.
Sarnitel Griffith, Thos. Tremble, Alex,
Stewart ;fames Underwood, Joiwb
Willitts, James Stttit, John , Darrorit,
Jantes 13. lfdgtu', Chttelug Maxwell,
Benjamin I-Iyslop, John 711e Creary,
Geo, Robertson, Andrew Doig and
Wm. Murray,
Potain keepers 1- Levi Galbraith,
11. W. JLaitd, Peter L){ettett, Wm,
Iteis, Albert (htopet, iVm. II Gregg,
Oliver Rogers, Alex, l.dgttt, James
Douglas, AVm, 1titstie and John John.
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Irwin, Levi Galbraith, \Von, Phair,
\Val, flood. Sebastian %nt•lnigg,
David Walker, Win. Gibson, Neil
McDermitt, 'L'i)Oi. Joh1181011, John
Maguire., Geo. 'Townsend, R,ohort
Mitchell, 13118801 I3ttrt'is and David
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We have a nice stock of Creamery Cans,
Milk Pails in several sizes, Water Pails, Tea
Kettles, Granite Roasters, Kettles, Sauce-
pans, Double Boilers, etc,, at very moderate
prices.
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to show our goods.
Give us your order for Sap Buckets.
Highest Price Paid for Produce.
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able at par at your Bank.
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