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have everything needed in the
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that our material and workman-
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Our stand:: .
HalmeavIlle.
The unexpeeted rather happened at .
the municipal nominations on Mon-
day., inasmuch ce an all-around fight
was put on.
For the reeveship the prrsent in-.
eumbeat, Mr. S. Sturdy, is opposed
by Mr. John McClure, who has been
a. member of the eounell for sesetal
years. Mr. McClure is a square leen
and havingrendered remit , • 'Ice
what is more natural than vett he
should seek for advancemest, - but
i what may tell against hita re 11.e
Met that Mr. Sturdy has had erly
one year as reeve though it has :be-
come somewhat the customto r.,eke
Ithe- term two years. However,they
are both good fellows and whichever
, wins the ratepayers may rest ii e :wed
that the township's interests will be
well 1 3.0k -ed after, . - •
Mr. McClure entering the reesesitip
NM. leaves: John Rathwell, W. .1i.
Lobh and J. W. Yeo of the : pree .nt
'council in the field. To till the 3 esen-
cy, for four men are required; 'lenge
lludie and George Laithwaile • were
nominated end are active can 11
Both have claims on. the position encl.
would 111.1 it capably.
. Mr. Wilbert Cantelon, eldest on. of
Ur. Albert Cantelon, arrivetl. home
from the west last Friday evening, to
epend Christmas under • the parental
reed. It. waseindeed, a very pleasant
surprise' .as he has not --been home for
• nearly six year and was not expect.
ed. Ifis Rielly friends are very pleas-
ed to see him and wish him an en-
joyable visit.
Miss Teska 'Crooks was home from
Goderich .for Christmae. • . -
Mr and Mts. Wm. Mulholl.and spent
Xmas with tleir (taught*, Mrs. W.
Cole of Seaforth.
Miss Leila Fore of the London Nor-
mal is: ho e for the vacation.
• . Mr. And Mrs. IL • - R. - Foster of
Locust Ilill are .visiting friends. here.
Mrs. HeMillen , of Hamilton IS the
guest • ot Ms. .Sweet.
' Mr.H. Seel], of Hulle'l spent. Sun-
day at his mem, Mr. II. Staid, y.
. • We wish .The News -Record . and all
its readers A• lia..ppy 'and ProsPercius.
New. ' Year„. • ..• • - •: .:..-., •• ' . . •
days. with her si iters in Goderich.
• e Mish..D.• - • A. Helms spent several
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Ford . of Berlin
.spent the holidays at .th&. home Rot
their ,brother :John: ..
, . Mr. and rs, Fred li% Stanley. and:
•shildren of Toronto: are - epending.. a
emelt with. his . father end Mother,: '
Mr. Jas„, Loh!) of Galt. spent-
holidays :the. guest of his sister, Mrs.
Geo, Holland: , - - • • .- .. . A .•
.'Mr. F. Leonard. spent ' Xmas vtith
:his .mother . at Bright. - • • •• .•
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Misses Nell and Millie Cameron and
brother, Mr. Will. Cameron, of De -
Itwit spent Christmas holidays under
the parental roof.
1
1 Mr. F. Dronnann and mrs. Knan hibition of himself.
of Gravcnhurst were the guests the Stanley is not in favor of ari every,
past week of their brother, Mr. Harry year election so the expected took
Drelanann. . place, the whole council being re-
turned by,acclaination.
Varna.
•
It Mr. • Jam ee MeDiarmid is pleased
with his actionOtt general and his
language in particular on nomination
day, then he is fond of naking an ex-
• •
Mri Wilbur. Ford and r•Seter, Miss
Cletas, of Clinton visited friends • here
and on Sunday greatly asS:sted the
Methodist chairs •
,Mr. .Edgar Caritelon'soh of Mr.
Albert Cantelon, spent Christmas
llfl-
der the parental roof; returning, how-
ever, on Monday evening to Toronto
after having a most enjheble • visit
• at the old honiestead.
• Mr. and Mrs. P. Tudor' of Con-
stance spent Xmas with her parents
re.
Opposite the Post Office he4 7Frippy New Year To All
. •
STAPLE AND.FANCY .DRYGOODS
MILLINERY FURS MANTLES
WE WISH YOU
A Happy ew Year
And take this opportunity of thanking
you for your esteemed patronage during
the past, and Solicit a continuance of the
same.
Yours Truly
COUCH
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CO.
EVERY. COURTESY AND: ATTENTION
AWAITS YOU tiERe.
Mess Massie Stanbury is home trc m
Toronto for the holidays. •
Mr. and Mrs. E. Erwin spent e
few days the past week at the lat-
ter's old borne at Marton.
Mester Leon Melhurn ot Berlin is
spending lais holidays as the guest of
his unele, Mr. John Tippet.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Falconer, who
have been on the lakes the past sea -
eon, so:rived home last week and
have taken up housekeeping in Miss
Simpson's cottage.
The Christmas Tree entertainment
givea in the town hall on Christmas
eight, under the auspices 01 Trinity
Sunday school was a very pleasant
•lind successful affair.
At the meeting ot Court Rose : of
Sharon C. 0. F. -held the other even-
ing the following officers were elect-
• ed for the ensuing tvrin
Chief Ranger, Thomas Cameron,.
Vice, Arthur Elliott. •
FineSteeetary, Gee. E. Greenslade
Ree: -Secretary, Dr. Smith. •
:Treasurer, John Whiddon.
Chaplain, .D. C, Galbraith.
Sr, Woodward, Richard Elliott.
• Jr. Woodward, William Osmond.
• Sr. Beadle, W. J. Whiddon.
JL Beadle, Geirge Castle .Jr.
• This Court has a membership of
eigheyeeight andmeets mettle first
and third Tuesday of each month,
Our reeve, councillors atid school
trustees were all elected by acclaim -
Oen on Monday as follows:
Reeve, Dr. Smith„ •
Councillors, David Leitch, Samuel
Moore, Joseph McEwen and Jas.
• Thomson.
Trustees, George -E. Greenslade,
• 0,eorge King and Jas. S'pe.ekman,
A Itappy New Year To..A11.
-Miss A.ggie • Sewers is visiting her
'brother, Dr. Charles Sewers'.
MisS Mame Swann has quite- recov-
ered tronelne: remit illness. •
Ale and Mrs: , Will.. Baird and Miss
Thelma Lyons of Toronto are guests
et Mr. and Mrs, George Baird: ot
Stanley.. .
. Mr. Mack Ross is home from. the
•west.
• Miss Jessie Grainger was callej to
Seaforth last week in her capacity as
nurse. • ' • •
Mis,s Tine McLaren Of Clinton. is
the guett of Miss Kate Hart and oth-
er Mends. • .
• JILL Torrance .Dunlop,. manager. of
the Farmers' Bank, is hiving. a. two -
weeks' .Vacation. •
Miss Sadie 13owie is kerne for a
visit;
• Mrs. Rogers ot Belmont is .the geest
of her son, Dr: Rogers.
•. Mr, Jack Rettenbury, manage; of
the Bank of Hamilton at Burlington,
Shent Xrna.s at his home here. .
The entertainment given .by the
'children and yeung .people of ' the
•Presbyterian church on Thursday, ev-
ening was the beet we have ever
had. These taking 'pert certainly de -
Serve great credit for making it stick
a success. • ,
. Miss Maggie' Mackenzie of' London
•spent 'Christmas at, her home here.
Mis's ,Bell Ross of TorontO has re-
turned hope after a very pleasant vi
it to her father, Mr. James Ross.
• Mr, Andrew iiftirdock of Detroit•wes
horne: for Christthas.. :
MiSs 'Mary Deattie of Pond Mills is
Visiting .Brecefield friends •
and Mrs. Alex...Muitard 'atten-
ded tlfe•iveddihg of a friend in Tieer-
steri last week. •
• Mr. Joe Kaiser of l‘focsejaw,
'lathe guest' of his blether, Mr. jack
Kaiser, • .
Mr. Scott of Bad Axe, Mich, is
visitinghis brother,Mr. Wililam
Scott.
Mr. and Mrs, George Stong are vis-
iting Sarnia friends.' '
Miss' Addison is the guest of her,
brother, Mr. 'Joe Addison.
Miss Mary Gibson is honte. on
visit. . • .
• Mr. George. Turner 'spent Xmas in
Wallaceburg. .•
Mr. ,Wilson Turner Went down.to
.Teronto on Saturday to take in the
Karry 'Lauder 'concert.
Mr. 'and Mrs P Wheeler were,
ing Seaforth friends last week.
Mr; Charles Hunt and family .niove
this weekon to their farm Which
they purchased from Mr. White of
Tuckersmith. • .
(intended tor last issue, h
Mr.. Joseph Kaiser of Moosejaw,
Sask„ visited. his brother, Mr. John
.Kaiser of this Village, the past week.
• Mr. William Taylor of •the Front
Road, Stanlee, shipped carload of
ehoice cattle to Toronto on Moeday.
Mr. Robert Murdoch, the • genial
clerk at the graiti elevator, is kept
busy this week.
Mr. Lew E. Doherty of • Goderich,
general agent of the Federal Life In-
surance Company, spent a • few hours
In our village one day last week.
Mr. William Ross of the London,
Road sports a new cutter.
Mr. James Thompson, who was tak-
en suddenly ill one night last week,
Is able to be around again.
•Wedding hells maysoon be, ringing
near ohr . village.•
Mr, Got i' Chesney has secured a pos-
ition with 'Alex,. Mustard As: team-
ster.
Miss ElSie McQueen returned • this
week from • visitihg .relatives at Da-
mon, :Ont.
Mr. William McQueen, a son ot Mr.
Tames McQueen, and a student of
Toronto University, conducted ser-
vices in the Kippen and Ilillsgreen
c hutches on Sunday last.
West Tneketsmith
Mr. Norritati 'Hannah, of Sask. JO
visiting friends in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Ritchie of Shallow Lake Is
visiting hie Sister, Mrs. Ell Crich.
Wesley Gibbings is spending the
winter at his home on the Huron
Road after ari absence Of five years
In Sask.
Mr. W. L. Keys was nominated for
the meveship, but retired, Re is a
publie spirited and sum ssful man
who has served the municipality well
°and has a host of loyal friends.
After years of unassuming, painstak-
ing service Mr. W. J. Stinson with-
drew his name as councillor . and re-
tired into private life. No man in
Stanley .exceeds• him in popularity and,
he could have, had the reeveship tor
the- say.ing but alwaysrefused, lie
recommended his neighbor, Mr. Toti,„
heeholsep, as his .successor and he
was chosen,
Mr. "Sandy" lanes also retired and
was sueceeded by Mr. John Dinedale,
also ot the second concession and a
capahle man, Thus, with the excep-
tion of Messrs. Dinsdale and Nichol-
son, this year's vouncil• will Ser v e for
nineteen hundred and ten.
A Happy New Year To All.
• Hullett Township
lis.ppy New Year To All.
• Mrs. Wm. IIesk is wider the doc-
tor's care.
The 'Misses Amy. • and Mina Hughes
.of London spent ChtiStritas at the
home of their uncle, Mr. Wm.. Stew-
art.
. Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Glazier and
children of London spent Christmas
a, Cf. Hatry
A'. very successful creertainment
was held in school section number
Iwo on Thursday evening lAet. The
prograin was rendered in part by the
pupils, who showed careful training.
Instrumental • solos, •on piano and
violin, were given •hy. Mrs. Van leg-.
mond and Messes. Van Egmond and
lssherwood, vocal • solos by, • Dies.
Bayley; Miss Olive Chukchi!' and the
Misses Sheitzer: Miss /Tolland gave a
number of recitations in. her usual
pleasing style and a ilfe band' dispens-
ed. sweet music at intervals. The dia-
logues, "Woman's. Rights," and
"Pumpkin •Ridge," created • mtich
amusement.: Mr. John Hartley, Prin-
cipal. of the Clinton. Public se:het:de
made an. excellent chairirian.... The .en-
tertainment . was -very pleasing
throughout And the teacher, Mr. Hol-
land, 2 is to le congratulatZei .-upon its
ettcceSs.,••
•Surnmerbill.
I Heppe -New Year To All.
A very successful Christmas Tree
and entertainment Was held one even-
• ing last week When: the proceeds am-
ounted to ahoet twenty dollars.
Miss Reeds is sPeading the holidaya
l'eto her home near Brussels. .
•Mr, and Corley of Burketon
visited .itteMr. George .Tyser'o last
. week. • • •
. lie.' J. Hill efereber, Alberte;
home oa •
Mr. •C. tyriet. - has totem • 'Visiting-,
friends near Brucefield: '
• Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnston: •of
Wawanosh paid a flying visit to the
latter's parental home, and to other
-friends here. '• • •
Mr. Anthony Lawson and bride a
T'oront:o are. spending the ..halida.eS
at MieWilliatn•LaWson'S. ,
Mrs i Elie McLaughlin of Saskatoon,
Sask., is visiting et Mrs. - James
Miller's: .
A. mpst suceessftil • . Christmas Tree
and entertainment in connection with
St. Pi ter's- Senclay school was given
in the Orange hall on the eveningof
•the 22ne. inst: The program .coesiet-
.ed cf dialogues, recitations and nuts• :-
ical nunibers which were well. rendet-
ed. Much credit is due Miss Rands
and Miss Maud Tyner,. who. trained
the Children. Mr. „Johesen acted' the
• rble of Sento. Claus and did
'The amount realizedwas $20.
• '
• Klppera-
• (Received too late for Isst itsue,
• The following • students are home
for the Christmasfestivities Miss
Maggie Mellis • and Miss Nellie
Gregor, from the. Stratford Notmal ;
Miss Pettie, from :the London Nor-
mal • . Williani McQueen and H. P,
Johnston from' Toronto University';
May 1VIdGregor, 'Etta Jarrott and Re-
im •McBeath, • and Murray • Fisher,
-Herbert Jones, George Stephenson
and 'Gordon and Harry GaUld from
Seaforth. Collegiate ; Hugh • McKay
and Alice Cochrane from Exeter High
School;. and le. C. Clegg from Lon-
don Medical Scheel.
Other visitors are Miss Ida Dins:,
dale and, MelvinAlai•r, sten•ographers
In London.•
•The following is the December tee
port of section • umber' fourteen,
Stanley, foe the month of December,
the names being in order oi merit
Fifth Class—J, W. Kehl, Oda Me -
Beath, Anna Dinsdale.
V'ourth-11. A. Fisher,' II. C. Kehl,
W. W. McIleathe
Sr. Tiiird•-•:•A, M. Hood, W. 0.
McBeath, J. Collins.
Jr,. Third—J, N. Hood, Jessie Col-
lins, A. McMutrie.
Sr!. Second—G. G. Ross, A. L.
Fisher, W. b. 13. Johnston.
Jr Second—W. R. Cooper.
Second Part—W. Parsons, M. A.
McGregor.
First Part—A. •Parsons, R. Os-
borne, Nornut Hood.
The best spellers for the month
were;
Fifth—Oda Mc13eath.
Fourth—Herbert Kehl.
Sr, Third—Anne Hood.
Jr, Third—Laurence Wasman,
Second—Cecil Johnston.
Those who attended every school
day, 'are : Iferbert Rehl, Jessie Col-,
Nelion tx0oa, Anna Fisher and
Cecil Johniton. Herbert Rehl hasn't
missed a day from. School in the past
four years.
Each scholar in this school who
attends every day in the year gets a
copy of ChatteeboX.
A nappy- New Year To All.
Docember 30tht 1909
St Helens.
Miss. Jessie Cameron has returned
after a. pleasant visit with friends in
Guelph.
'The Mission, Band held their Christ-
mas 'Tree entertainment last Thurs-
day eVening.
Miss Lizzie Rutherford. is home for
the lzoidays.
Mr. Donald Clark is spending the
holiday season at Lis home here.
Mr, Charlie Mina of MeCaula,y,
Sask., is visiting friends around St.
Helens at present.
Messrs. W. Henderson. and T. Ford
have returned after spending the sum-
mer in the west, •
A , A A*
Stanleu Township.
(Received too late tor last issue.)
Miss Martha. Richardson spent this
week at the home of Mr. Henry Peck
in Seatorth. •
Mr, John Foster, who spent the
past few years in the west, returned
to the home of his brother, Ur. Will-
iam Foster, on Saturday.
Mr, William Taylor shipped a car-
load of cattle end sheep to Torouto
on Monday.
Mr. John DOWS01). and Miss Elise
Jane Stephenson drove to Seaforth
on, the fifteenth of this month and
were there united • le the 'holy bonds
of matrimony. Their many friends
wish them a happy and prosperous
jouraey through life.
Mr. Rufus Keys, who has been leb-
°ring in the west in the interests ot
the Canadian Order ol Foresters, re-
turned last weekto his home on the
Babylon Line• for the Christmas
season.
Mr. Themes Drownett intends ven-
eering his house with cement blocks
next- stmener and when •completed he
will have an up-to-date residence.
Miss Maimie and Miss Eunice Reid
apd Mr. Nelson Reid attended the
wedding of their aunt, Miss Clara
Webster of Lucknow, an Wednesday.
• Among tliose , who atteekle'l t t e
wedding of Miss Clara Reid of Luck -
now. on Wednesday were Mr: and hr -s.
George Coleman of the Parr Line,
Mr. Harvey Turner, Miss Annie Tur-
ner, and Messrs. Thomas, Leonaed
and Fred, Reid.
Miss Lillie Dunkin accompanied her
cousins, Hilton and Ernest Ames to
:their home in McGillivray last week.
Mr. Andrew Reid and • Mr, Burns
spent Sunday in Clinton, .
Miss Maggie Reid,-. who spent two
weeks in Clinton, returned 'home on
Sunday.
• Miss • Mabel Clarke • spent "1' few.
days an the Sauble Line this week,
Bluth
(Intended for lest issue.) •
• 'rhe :next monthly horse. fair will
be held ort the fourth of January.
Thewife.' of Mr. Thomas Laidlaw
deeartid this life an TueSday of last
week. She was • three months .over
her eizty-seventh year. Thefuneral
took Place on Thursday afternoon.
The Methodist' Sunday schciol enter-
tainment held recently: was a great
success,. both in attendance. and • re-
sults: . The • Silver collection amounted
to °her nfteen dollars. ": •"
• Te Presbyterians also had a eery
large gathering and realized some
thirty-nine. dollars at the door.
• Jeeebs,. Who has been • at-
tending the Business College • at
Stratford, is hemp...for the helidaYs.
A meeting • Was held in Industry
hall ip the interests of Local Option
andwas addressed. by Mr.: Robinson
of Guelph.' , ' • •
The frilloWieg Are the officers ef the
.0range Lodge . for the ensuing term :
Master, H. ITObinson,
Deputy, C. Stewart..
• Cho.pIain,. W. H. Cooper. •
• IsineSeceetary, J. E. Tamale
Treasurer, W, H.. McElroy.
15. of C., jos. Gibson,
' Lecturer, VS: Coombs. •
CoMmittee; J. Males., Haggitt,
D. Carter, C. Barr, W. Bryans.
• THE- HIGHEST •SALARIES,
graduates of Cenade'a • greatest
Chain ot high grad.e. modern 13usiness
Colleges receive seam:leg ranging.from
six hundred to twelve hundred doll-
ars per year.. The Clinton Business
College, which re -opens on the third
of January, is es Worthy link in
this. great ehain. Those who can
not • attend may StUdy at home
through the Spotion C'orresponderice
Scbool.••
• W.V. T. U. • 'Notes.
You know the drink traffic breeds
criminals, makes drunkards causes
murders, it makes • truthful men
Rats, corrupts. legislatures,, makes
deadbeats out of • honest men. •You
kilo* the _liquor traffic tills our ,asy-
lums, is the,main• entrance to the
penitentiary,anci furnishes the 'club-
room for crooks and thugs. Yoe
know the lickuor traffic ruins the fam-
ily, causes euicide, makes brutes of
husbands and fathers,- • breaks the
hearts of thousands of .mothers. You
know the liquor traffic is the clearing
house •tor criminals, drunken sots,
ruined men, blasted hopes, eniserable
lives,suicides, and, in fact, all man-
ner of elms,
On Monday next we will have it in
our power to sweep this traffic from
our town. We have had much argu-
ment and information on the subject
of Local Option during the last three
months'. We have no excuse in this
respect for neglect of ditty on polling
day. Every voter has a responsibil-
ity as well as it privilege. Do you
want to help to clean our town? Do
you want to make miserable homes,
happy homes? Do you wish to keep
happy homes, happy? Do you Wish
our boys and young mien to become
exemplary C'arta,diarts ? If you desire
those conditions, vote for the bylaw..
We owe it to ourselves, to our good
town and to, Canada. "Dodgers,"
nifsstetements, falsehoods, and cor-
ruption, we will likely have in plenty,
between, now and voting day..
Let no consideration come between
you and your sacred duty. Let no
vain regrets haunt your metnory be,
cause of lost opportunity. Save the
boys.
Press Representative W, C. T. U.
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; Items of Interest
; For New Year's Buyers
• Taken Front
Dry Goods,
•
New 1131184mm Blotisingse—
AII the new popular shadee
• - in plein and fancy etripes,
lb beautiful assortment, specially
e) priced per yard - eft
See our stock of fancy Col-
e lare, Belts, Silk Scarfs, gaud -
• kerchiefs, • Mete, Scarf Pins,
,
Ribbone,"ete.
• SPECIAL II—A few- doz.
• fsacy Collar!, eeperately boxed
.•in pretty boxes, a hOe. velue
• specially priced, 21c
41 IMI•11.8.
Every Departnienti
Gent's Furnishings.
Thie department ie ▪ over-
flowing with pretty and accep.t-
able gifts for men and boys In
such articles as Ties, Gloves,
Handkerchiefe, Susp en d e s,
Fancy Xmas Shirts, Panty Hose,
Cuff Linb, Tie Pins, Mufflers,
Piney Armlets in boxes' Sweet-
srs, etc.
See our Fancy elespendera
in pretty boxes tkiery Attractive
Present et 1, popular special
price
- 50e
AO special induement to Xinas buyers in these departreente
0 WO will 0011tballe our 10 percent, discount elate until .Tan. let, 1010.
Ocnuine sacrifice sale of latlital'aud children's mantles for balance A
0
a Dec. All lines priced to sell.
PLUNSTEEIA BROS. t—
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Smell Profits end Mere Bnetnees. •
iverb•trisavw-waria..0-zifra.vs.•irea.sper Abietibeib.4%,411k,494111.-eo"b81›..ilbetitoO3
Millinery tore
Clearing out the remaining- hats at half price.
Xmas toys sold at this store cheap.
MISS CANTELON & CO'Y
SEMIERZNMEMONE041241010Ite MINEKEZI
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VVE WISH ALL
A H4opy..New:Yor....
REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT..
FRED. KSON
‘‘ Always Reliable
CLINTON
MINE1111111NEMMOUSIMMBISIMMER=MZEMIZZEt.
AT
EIZ'S
IFurniture store you will find many.useful Xmas pres-
ents, if you are in doubt Just what ,to buy. A visit
through our Immense Stock will be of great help to
you in deciding. What represents better value than a
nice Rocker? We have 28 different Rockers to select
frorn, or buy a Conch, we have 22 in stock from which
to select. We also have in great variety Parlor.
Tables, Parlor CabinetS, Jardinier Stands, Car-
pet Sweepers, Baby Sleighs, High Chairs,
Children's Rockers (toy Sets,) Rattan pieces in
• great variety.
Space will not permit giving all the lines in detaili
but nearly every one .within 10 miles of Clinton known
That this is the best store to get selection
and value. •
It's no trouble to show you through. We
will have every department well heated and
• lighted up from now till Xrciv until • 10
o'clock. Gime and look throilgb anyway
1 WE HAVE ANOTHER 13A.RGAIN READY
FOR YOU IN PICTURES. See our Windows.
......,—....-.....-,....:-.....-
200 At 35e EACH
IT'S- YOUR OWN. RA.uur IF YOU. -DO NOT
COME.EA.RLY AND GET ONE. : r
The Store
of Qualltys
W. Walker
Purniture Denier and thldertnker
Phone 28
Nightor Da
ss
• sessisessiiiiisissier