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The News of the District.
NILE.
Towne—es, Jan. 4th.
Nuns,—Wm. Kirkpatrick arrived
borne on Thursday from Bttvely,
Alta Miss P. Grey, formerly
teacher here and now a student in the
Deaconess Home, Toronto, spent New
Year's with friends here Janine
Kirkpatrick holds an auction sale of
farm «tock and household furniture on
Tuesday, January lith , Miss Ada
May, daughter of George May. of Nile,
and Colquhoun Stewart, of Leeburn,
were married at the parsonage here
on Wednesday. December 29th, Rev.
W. Conway officiating.
LUCKNOW.
MONDAY, Jan. 3rd.
Max Pilgrim, of Meaford, has
c' entered the law office of Chas. G.
Locke as a student.
John Odium. an (11(V -end respected
resident of the village, has gone to
'Woodetuck to spend the remaining(
winter months with his sun, Dr.
John Odium.
New flea OItlIA1►.- The pipe organ
dor the Methodist church has arrived
and is• being installed, and a grand
opening recital will be held on Friday
-evening next. Firet•class talent has
been engaged for the occasion, which
promises to be a notable musical
event.
1Lo ckgy.—Thi• first hockey watch
of the season was played bere on
Tunadav evening to/ lest- tweed•, when
Winghaw wet tile local teem. The
vine Oil ; Won A Closely contested game
by the score of 10 to 9.
II 3OCSKAI--On Wrdneid 1aiy, De-
cember Giud, -the rnarriage of Mire
Jean Jehn.toin to George D. Heigh,
'•f Kirsh•«etownship, took place at the
hvu)e of the bride's another, Mee.
Mary A. Johust,n. Lucknow. The
-cereunt sty woo performed by Rev. J.
E. Forel. The bride is very popular in
Lucknow,, and beet wishes follow her
4o her new home.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
Tutesio.1Y, Jan. Ith.
Formats SKVRRED.--While running
a cutting box Hit -haul Chainney had
the mistertLnr to get hifiend caught,
-in the toilers and before he could gets
it out a number i f his fingers were cut
off _Hr . tot. _getting along nicely,
shhoogh-' be tufa s a deal of pain
sometimes with it.
A HIPPY EVENT.—Tile home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Craig was thtt scene of
a very pleasant event last Friday
.evening. when their daughter Miss
= Minnie was united i 1 the holy bonds
of 110111 mony to David Dow, of
Wingleine Rev. A. E. Jones tied the
knot i I the presence of the immediate
friends of the contracting parties.
'W'e wish Mr. end Mrs. Dow much joy
in their voyage (l'er the sea of matri-
mony.
J(rrrrooa. - Andrew (aatgow, jt•., is
working with O'Connor Bro.. .it pt•ee-
ent George Syliba end a staff of
anen are engaged cutting wood and
sawlogs in McC'abe's swamp Vise
Rose McCarthy spent her Christmas
bolidayl at her home n, Merritton....
Miss Corinne Laurendeau is visiting
Pontiac friends . i ... Mr., Mrs. and
Mise Edna Hamilton, of Jamestown,
spent New Year's with friend; in this
vicinity John Andrews, of Unity.
Sask., is visiting friends in this vicin-
ity.
WESTFIELD.
Moxiaav, Tan. 3rd.
4rNDAY Nene) )1. iNtrrITtTTR.—A
t3unday school institute for the Au-
burn circuit will he held in the Weit-
fleld cburch on Thursday. January.
211th, consist ing of addresses, discussions
and round -table conference, by Sun•
(ley sellout workers of the circuit and
addresses l.y Rev. Mr. Farewell, of
Toronto, assistant secretary of Sunday
echnhle and Epworth-Ledguee. Thcte
will be two seeeions, afternoon and
evening.
NKR'S OF TIIR WERK. -Will Taylor,
of Knox College, occupied the pulpit
on Sunday afternoon in.the Westfield
MAFEKING.
.,IlNUAY, Jan. 3rd.
News Notate -111r. end Mrs. Bert
Finlay. of Zion. uud Finlay Reid. of
Kincardine, visited at Anson Finlaly's
last wrek Mies M. J. hd-
walde, of Kingston. it" home tor the
betide ye Mrs H. White and son
Oliver, of Stratford. are spending the
holidays at the home of Mrs. H. John-
ston J C. Stothers left for Ben -
turner yesterday Mrs. Coleman
and Miss Meywe Jteed, of Clinton.
stent a few days with Mrs. Thos.
Blake last week Mrs. 'Bios. Alton,
of Lucknow. spent Christmas with
Mei. Wen.. Blake Mr: and Mrs.
Jas, Webster spent New Yoar'e with
friends at St, Helene Bailie
Stothers left on Friday , for Bervie,
where he has secured echoed for 1910.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Anderson
celebrated New Year's by an old-fash-
ioned gathering of friends and rela-
tives .John l.asrnby spent Cbrier-
mas with h•iends in Lonaon ...... El-
wrr Phillips, of Kingston, spent his
holidays ut his home here The
school meeting on Wednesday passed
orf quietly. Thos. Hall, the retir-
ing trustee, gas again elected.
fSundr y jobs were also let, N. Shackle-
ton getting the contract of supplying
the wood.
•
• DLINGANNON,
1A, NEWTON
S
day.. New rernedy(ur
fora*, better than gad
etc. Aluminum plater
N., It. -You caii ala
better done in the d
better facllitten for dol
turnable for the patien
NO'r1('E. —THE
In 1'une[arms) for
onl.•e Hook and. !Stationery
order. will be received
verU,ing and job w
given for amounts mai
• WKI
', DENTIST. LUCK -
T. NOW. -At born
eeverydayexcept Thur.-
exttacttnit teeth Itiornno.
town and bridge work,
l nom breakables
aye tlat e your work Much
olTIcc-more time,
ng the work, more cum.
AGENCY
The Signalb at the Poet•
attoncry Store„ share
fol .uh..eriptiou ad
ark, and receipts will be
d for the wine,.
n.sF*I).tI-, .1411
,
IAe'.tL ilitiees.—The Sunday school
inConnection with the Methodist
ehirth now meets at 10 o'clock in-
stead of at :i in the afternoon as here-
tofore. 771e preaching ;ervice coo)-
nlencesat 11 ,iclock instead of at 10: -II) i
n, ►11 Jas. I). Bailie, ronceseion 3.
West Wawanorh, bottle an auto ion ;ale I
of farm stock and implements on Fri-•
lay afternoon. _
A GREAT SCND.t,Y fit'l1OOL.—Last
Sunday's Onward than a half -gorge il-
rauon ofthe senior detainment o
h Sunday school in connection wits
'sr dale. 1 COMM.()) Methodist church
BAYFIELD.
TUESDAY, Dec. 29th.
14)(A1 OPTION MKICFIN(. Mr. Ire-
land, of Owen Sound, and Rev. Mr.
Green, of Clinton, addressed a meet-
ing in the town hall on Moncay even-
ing, in the interests of local option
Mr. Ireland is a very clear, logical and.
eunvinciug speaker and his statements
as to the prosperity existing in Owen
Sound under the local option law
ought to carry great weight and put
to rout the foolish th d groundless idea
that a few people have, that prohibi-
tion ruins the prosperity of a commun-
ity.
BAYFIELD BItERZRs.—All prophecies
of an open winter are proving untme,�
for day after day the snow comes pour-
ing down. until at present we have
several feet of the beautiful, with more
of it"steedily falling. It looks atpree-
ent as if we would have another edi-
tion of the record winter of 19(X-1-04,
but everyone is trying to hope for the
best The Anglican Sunday'school
entertainment in the town hall on
Christmas night was very successful,
the proceeds amounting to $70
The Misers Cameron and Will Ours -
coat. of Detroit, spent a few, day! of
the Christmas vacation at their house
here Miss F. 3t. Stanhurl. of
Toronto, who is home for her holidays,
is laid up with a slight attaek of ton -
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser and
niece, )lis; Annie Elliott. spent Satur-
day and Sunday the guests of Mrs.
Fraser's brother, Dr. Elliott, of Luck -
now Mr. and Mrr. Chas. Donald -
/41011. of \Viughatn, and two of their
children spent Christnee with :hely
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jame; Donald -
James Donaldson, of the Soo,
also is a guest fora week at his father'.
horse 'Jrs. James Spackman i; '
London attending her daughter, 3 les
Claire, who is 01 in Victutie Hospital.
Your Hair
Contrary?
Is it inclined to run n away ?
Don't punish it with a cruel
brush and comb! Feed it, nour-
ish ft, save it with Ayer's Hair
Vigor, new improved formula.
Then your hair will remain at
home, on your head, where it
belongs. An elegant dressing.
Keeps the scalp healthy.
Doo not change /he color of the hair.
rormub w,tk saes bottn.
Jo Show tt M rear
ages eerier
•.k eta shoat tt,
tb.0 do ea u.ay.
r
We certainly believe this, or ve would
not say so. Ayer's Hair Vigor as now
made from our new improved formula,
is a great preparation for the hair and
scelp. Stops falling hair. Cures dan-
druff. Promotes the growth of Bair.
—Mahe y tk. J. o. Ayer Oe.. Lowell. alias,—.
aire
quickly slops coughs. cures colds, heals
the tbro4t and lungs. - - - 25 cents.
F000 FOR A YEAR
.. Mrs. Jas. Ferguson and Miss Porter-
Milk
Held are s iendiug the week with Iona
(riende at Belgravia Rev. A. M. Netter
Little, a student of Queen's College; Rs¢s
Kingston, conducted services in Sul
veget't t
Andrew's church on Sabletth lset.l
Fred Scotehmer, who has been
n Saskatchewan for a number of
years, returned home on Christmas
bay....Capt. Ferguson, who has been
sailing' since . spring. returned on
Thursday last to spend the winter.
' 111re. Leslie Loree, of Manton,
Alberts, with her little sun, is visiting
her parents. Mr. and_Mrs. Wm: Sterl-
ing - Miss Mau(. Sterling, of Teir-
onto, is visiting at het- home Mrs.
-Holmes and children, of Clinton, were
guests at the rectory foe Christmas.
3006s
24o qM
100 lbs.
27 dos.
50oa..
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t m
e here Rev. W. B. Caswell is pastor.
This is the second 1st gear techol in
Canadian Methodism, having nearly
Lars) names on the nolle, and en aver-
age attendance for the year of 70(3.. In
one month of. the year• the average
trached NW per tunday,
ELF.(TI()N I' TRUSTEES.—T. E.
Durum's terns tIat M.e as treater in U.
S. t4. No. 8 expire g this year, a pub-
Iie meeting was held on %Vednesday
of last week to appoint a successor.
There was a 'ergo ternttnt of rate-
paying and the election\\was very spir-
ited and excising. A Show of hands
was called for several time* and finally
an old-fashientd open. poll was de-
manded, ie the. final poll;, Uherles
Elliott received 48 votes and Dr. Medd
4'2 1
M• AIIKIAOR McDoug
M lyoug
all, of concession 4, Wwaest Wa nosh,
and, )hiss Lily Eno, of Lindr., hoer?',
who has -been visiting for severe`,
months with her aunt., )Ira. Jesse
o
MuntaWednes-
day,
were married on nes-
day, Desemher lath, at the Presbyter-
ian tuan;Je, Goderich, by Rev. as. A.
Auder,on. They were accompanied
to Gr
Goderich by Werner Begley and )
Mise Margaret Reid. The young
w
couple, who have settled down to
s
housekeeping, have the best wishes of
the community.
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church Mrs. Wm. Graham, of h
Stratford, spent the holidays et her ..
home here, the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Dunbar John
McDowell, jr , Albert McKellar and
Maitland Henry leave today for the
Soo to work in the s•rme quarry
Mee. Archie. Robinson and son Willie
have been vielting M in Alpena, Mai -
gen, ga n, ( r ng the holiday seas)n
Miss Lollies Carr ie visiting relatives
in Blyth The remains of the late
Joseph Taylor, of Haat Waive nosh, were
laid to rest in the Westfield cemetery
on Tuesday last Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Farrow ,gent the pant few days
visiting Mende near Wroxeter
Mise Mary Taylor, who has been at-
tending school in 'Toronto for some
time. has been spending the holidays
at her home here Mrs. J. N.
' Campbell spent the holiday week
visiting friends near Londeshoro ....
Robert Brooks, of Winghani, spent
the holiday week at the home of his
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. John
Chamney School re -opened today
with Mime Lilian Clark, of At. Helens,
In charge. We wish Miss Clark a suc-
cessful term here.
PKttaorAL. - Newton Black a n d
ife, of Wingham, visited relatives
ere last week \Ir. and Mrs.
dam Thompson, Mr. and Mts. Bould-
g and Misses Mabel and Adelaide
hompson spent New Year's with rel-
ives in Goderich Mise Frank
cLean was home from Lucknow for
e vacation season Mr,, James
edd, of A.:burn, ham been visiting
er parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Duff.
.. itichsrd Sands, of Goderich,
spent the past week at hi, home here.
Mi„ Carrie Milligan. who hue
been teaching at Dashwood, wait borne
for the holidays Mr. and Mrs.
Witt. Rohinion, of Owendale, Mich.,
are vialtiog relatives in the village
Mea, John Johnston spent New
Year', with relative, in Clinton
Mrs. B. J. Crawford and Mies Olive
were guests at thi Worsell—Mc-
Murchy wedding in Goderich on New
Year's Day Miss H. Z. M. Why-
ard. of Guelph, epent the past week
at home, concession 4, West Wawa -
nosh. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hen-
derson have returned from it visit to
relative, in Goderich Mimi Ada
Sproul, of Goderich, spent the vaca-
tion with her parents here Mr.
and Mrs. McClure, of 13entuiller, were
guests at Albert Maize's teat week.
Mee. IE Turner, of Goderich, is
around again after her recent. illness.
Earle Stother•, ha, gone to
Goderich to work at The Signal
George %Vesthrook spent the holiday
Beason with relatives near 1 ondon.
John MacAuley has gone to
Goderich tp spend the winter.
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTES.
A aeries of Sunday wheel institutes,
in the interests of the Methodist Sun-
day schools of the Goderich dietrict,
has been arranged by Rev. W. Con-
way, R. D., that district Sunday school
secretary. Rev. F. L. Farewell, B. A.,
of Toronto, the awoelate general sec-
retary, who is a specialist in institute ing
work, has been engaged to speak and •
take part in all these meetings. The
itinerary will be as follows : Friday.
.January 14th, Dungannon . Monday.
Tanuary 17th, Holm(sviile : Tuesday.
January 18th, Bayfield • Wednesday,
January 19th, Nile : Thursday, Janu-
ary 20th, Westfield ; Friday, January
21st. Blyth. Benmiller and Bethel
arhonls have been grouped with
Holmesville, 7Jon with Nile, Varna
with Rayfield and Londeehoro' with
Blyth. All Sunday school teachers
and ter-
mapeblwo�ey . 'reboot work are in-
v▪ ited to attend.
- -A GOOD CURE.
James River, N. S., January 3rd -
(Special).—That kidney disease can be
cured surely, simply and permanently
by Dodd's Kidney fills, is the good
news that Mr. Dan McGee, of ,lamas
River, Antigonish (ko., N,S., is spread•
among his friends.
'i suffered from backache for two
months. It started from a strain and
grew steadily worse. 1 also had occa-
sional attarka of lumbago. i was al-
waa tired and at times my eyes were
put?ed and swollen. in the mornings
i had a bitter tante in my mouth.
"Then 1 decided to try Dodd's Kid-
ney fills and the result is that today i
sen a well man. i Advise all persons
mitering from hackw:be or lumbago to
use Dodd's Kidney Pills."
None of the beep people are going to
the Pole this season owing to over-
t
cro*ding.
t3LYTH.
Tv_ DAv. Dee. 2141.1).
ORA'IOKMKN ELnctDe lerote,—The
following oflicere for the Blyth Lodge
of Orangemen were elected last week :
W. M.. R. H. Robinson ; D. M., Chas.
Stewart ; chaplain, Rev. W. H.
Cooper ; recording secretary, T. H.
Pringle; financial aa•retery, .1. E.
Taman : treeeurer, W. H. McElroy.
A NICE CHRISTMAS Boli.—T. Mc.
Millan receivedone of the beet kind of
Christmas presents heat week in the
shtpe of a cheque for $150. marked
for a Christmas present, from the firm
with whom they do a great deal of
business. , It is not only the value of
the cheque, which is very pleasing,
but it elbows that the firm appreciates
the business of McMillans.
How CHRISTMAS WAN SPENT.--
(".hristmas wa, spent very quietly in
town as usual. There were a
number of family gathering, and
Christmas trees at the homes. Quite
a number of persons left for other
places. there being a great many here
with friends and relation's. Quite a
number went out driving, as there was
lots of snow for sleighing and too
h for outside skating, which was a
great disappointment to many.
THE LOCAL OPTION C.IMPAION.—
As it indrawing near the end of the
local option campaign people are won-
dering whether it is going to be a wet
or dry town. The leaders on both
sides eeem confident of victory. The
temterancq p*rty were well pleased
with Mr.'Robertson's addressee last
week and this week Mr. Ireland, of
Owen Sound, gave a good address in
Industry Hall. But before another
week the question Will he settled for
another three years. \
DEATH OF FRED., Oib.LRY.---S. H
Gidley received the sad intelligence on
Christmas of the death of his brother.
Fred:, of Detroit• who had been living
with bis sister in Exeter since he took
sick. Mr. and Mrs. Gidley left on the
afternoon train on Saturday to attend
the funeral, which took place on Mon-
day. It is not long since Mr. Gidley
had hie third stroke of paralysis and
since the lest one he had not been able
to speak, so it is rather a mercy that
he was taken to him reward.
PERSONAL ANI) (2KNKRAI..---W. W.
Taman, of Exeter, visited relatives
here and at. Brussels the last week.
Miss E. Taylor, of Toronto,
spent the holidays with her mother
here T Wanless, of Milverton,
spent the Deet week with his famil
here George Hirone, of Hensel',
agent the holidava here with hie fam-
ily Mrs. I rydone, of Clinton,
spent Christmas here with her
hmther, James McMurchie .... The
merchants are wearing a smile this
year after the Christmas trade, they
Toting well pleased with their season s
business Quite a number from
here attended the dance at Belgravd
on Tuesday evening of this week and
deapite the snow they enjoyed them-
selves.. .....
here•selves....... Both railway lines bad a
very large truffle during the holiday
reason and the G. T. R. had to run a
special from London on Chrietmea Eve
to Carry the meth. a great number of
passengers getting off here A.
W. Sloan had hie family almost alt to-
gether at Christmas as teemed, the only
one absent being Dr. John Sloan, who
is at Nome, Meek* H. Wettlau-
fer, of Berlin, visited with hie mother
the peat week Roy Rime visited
with his brother in Toronto the past
week ....Misses Mary and Sophia Harr,
of Toronto, are visiting relatives here
at present Mr. and Mm. Frank
Omer, of Toronto. elated relatives here
the past week Robt. Carter and
wife, of Gowganda, are at present
vidting Mathes here.
This represents a fair ra-
tion for a man for a year.
But some people eat and
eat and grow thinner. This
means a defective digestion
and unsuitable food. A large
size bottle of
&ofl's EffluIsioo I
equals in nourishing proper-
ties ten pounds of meat.
Your physician can tell you
how it does it.
Yon SALL eT"+LL DECUOIHTS
Rood N)r.. nams of per.•and this rd. for oar
beautiful Savin.. cni.L „I„t (held'. Iketcb.acr.k.
Back beak coulaios u tha.1 Luck Penn).
SC01 T & BOWNE
195 W.aiaetoe Str..t, West Toronto. Oat,
McGaw Chopping,
Flour au Feed Mill
This mill is now open for
custom wort, and U to a position
to we ve the farming cowwuuity
by taking in ,;rain tor chopping,
and by the sale of
FLOUR AND FEED
The mill is run by a gas
engine of 30 horsepower, oper-
ated with producer gas, and is
furnislted with both millstones
and plates,
N. B.-- All kindb. of coarse
grain bought and sold.
The patronage of the fernery
of the neighborhood ie respect-
fully invited.
J. W. PEDDLE, Proprietor.
GRAND THUNK. Ys EM
ltlClf STRIKES OF
Gold and Silver
are continually geeing made
in Porcupine and liowg ands
districts. The route to
Porcupine is via Grand
Trunk and 'l, & N. O.
Railway to Mathes o n,
thence via Sleigh Road. The
route tt. Gowganda is via
Grand Trunk, T. & N. O.
Railway and Temiskaming
and Gowganda Transport
Co. Through tickets issued
and haRgage checked
through to latter point.
CALIFORNIA, MEXIC O
AND FLORIDA
Round trip tourist tickets on sale.
Secure tickets land further
information from
F. F. LAIIWRENCE,
Down Town Agent.
office hour.- 0.30 a. in. to 9 te. an.
CANADIAN
GREAT LIVE STOCK
AND POULTRY SHOW
SINGLE FARE
$11.60
'VT T A WA
ANi) RETURN
Good going January Pith and
19th.
Good for return until January
'22nd, 1010.
SHORT LINE
FASTEST TIME
JOS. KIDD,
C. P. R. Agent, Goderich, Ont.
Office hours 6.30 a. m. to 8.30 p. m. I
•
Why the Maixi and Risch piano
action is ne\ er thrown out
of alignment.
THE regulating rail is the backbone of the action
onit the level of the keys depends. In most
pianos this rail is merely awooden bar which is affect-
ed by all changes in climate. It warps or twists and
throws the whole action out of alignment so that it
loses its responsiveness of touch and the hammers
cannot strike the strings accurately.
Mason
and
Risch�
The piano with a soul.
In the Mason and Risch piano action the regulat-
ing rail is of wood encased in brass. This supplies a
wooden bed for the screw eyes yet prevents all
possibility of warping on account of atmospheric
changes.
To this regulating rail isdue, to a great ex-
tent, the perfect alignment of the Mason and
Risch piano action. After years of use a
Mason and Risch piano is dust as sensi-
tively responsive to the touch and as
perfect in action as when it first left
our warerooms.
We want to tell you more
about the exclusive features of
the Mason and Risch piano.
Will you call at our warerooms
or shall we mail you some
of our literature?
The Mason and Risch
Piano Co , Limited,
32 West King St,
Toronto.
,a.
City
MASON
and RISCH
PIANO CO..
Limited.
TORONTO
Seed use veer Illus-
trated booklet expiate -
Ing the ',atone why 1
.snout own a Mason and
Rhels piano. TAI* is no way
oh',gat.a me to p rtbaae.
Name
Street
Premise.
OVE-RCOATS
In order to make room for our Spring
stock we are offering , great bargains in
Overcoats, some as low as
Half Regular Prices
Styles anu quality are the best, and value
unsurpassed. It will pay you to' btiy next
winter's Overcoat NOW.
McLean Bros.
'Phone 77.
North Side Square.
Winter Footwear
W tF ale a complete stock of the beet
vW inter Boot, antlShoes, and an especially
line assortment in -felt goods, all at most
seasonable prices. Our stock of
For Dulles includes the most dainty designs
of the shoemaker's art. It will give You
pleasure to see our footwear for the little
tots.
Downing & MacVicar
KOLE AttENTS 1•'.IS.
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES WALKOVER .SHOES
FOR WOMEN.
FOR MEN.
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HEATING STOVES o
AND RANGES 0
THE HAPPY THOUGHT RANGE
IS in a class by itself and leads the market.
THE Happy Thought Range has always been
the leading Range. Unlikeother makers, The
Wm. Buck Stove Co. do not change the
name of their Range every two or,three years, but
keep the—name of Happy Thought, which -is a
NAME and RANGE they are proud of. But do
not think for one minute that it is the same Range
it was several years ago; or even two years ago.
They make changes and have them protected by
patents. • With the Happy Thought, Range you
can do more cooking with less fuel than with any
other Range • on the market. Why ? For the
answer call atthe store, and we will be pleased to
show you the full construction and explain why.
THE RADIANT HOME HEATER
ithe leading Heater. This is proved by the
number we are selling. Every person knows of
this beautiful and economical. Heater. We have a
number of second-hand Heaters and Stoves in good
repair, which we have taken from places where we
have put in heating systems.
In Shelf and Heavy Hardware our 'stock, is
complete.
WE CARRY iN STOCK" "'
The Hammer a of Plaster 'Paris
The National ortland Cement .
Let IM figure on your
All work proinptl
p$bas 'Pbooe
ggr Hess Pbotfe 12
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Plumbing, Heating, Eavestroughing and
Flectrlr Wiring. y attended to and fully guaranteed
CHAS. C. LEE
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