The Signal, 1915-1-21, Page 4t
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1:21TtiVr.1 . JatteAST 71. L11a , SIGNAL 6 'MOH 1 NT
F. W. Robinson. A.R.C.O.
TBAC7Il• w
Ptwl.ns. Gross and Staling
Mobs ever Tbanese's flask Lays
OoOgarCn . uNTAltr0
90111111
'Foiling Down the Chimney
mal make it draw well -end
it may not. If you call us In
when trouble occurs well
know how to fix the matter.
A G. loaniaed Chimney Top
may be all that i+ needed to
make your chimney draw per-
fectly. We'll pat It on quickly
and reaoruably, the aan.e as
we du all other Lind* of tin
and metal work.
4,H
Fred Hunt
Ramilton Street •- Phone
WESTFIELD.
Tenant. Jan. U.
Nowa or wan Won.- Ms. Wesley
Farrow teed son Roi able em the eltlk
list this wank '1e splde ode of
amiss. whish hhas�as hg�ssgs� provokes
la
Auburnone
Mr. Albert Campbellis 01 wIS tiL
malady Mr. and Mea W. Tlapisr,
of Guelph, ars vis'tbtg relatives an%
friend. in the neighborhood The
Westfield Rifts Aaoriatiw held their
annual oyster sapper at the be. of
Mr. WesMy Bt•ekbot se leek
Tbe supper was laeaets
v of by members of
Meade. A. en
wee spwI ani ibb of tem• li•eii
taousl served.. , . remains of
the kW Mre. till wbo 1W In
the West, were 'stirred 1n the West-
field c..uutsry this fru da!) after
noon. Mn. Killocyfb at one tic:
sided at this place Mr. Wins
Brown returned to W beam 1.
Comber os Mo.dsy aoe.l.g after
speeding several west's wielding tef-
•1lves ben
NILE
Maas Msrrtro -A sweeter maw
aseeting of several Methodist oonsrm-
satloue is being arranged for nest
Wednesday evening. the Fitts Inst., at
the Nile Methodist church. Rev. J.
H. Arnop, B. A.. tessera" secretary
for foreign maissions, who it recog-
nised throughout the Dr:mamba as a
speaker of extraordinary power and
ability, will address the seaetia(t upon
missionary 'mitten. No admlwioo
fee will be charged no: even • collec-
tion taken, and every .man and wo'
n.an, eapectany the adult numbers sad
adherento of the Methodist churches
of bath Nile and Duoganaon circuits.
are toned to take advantage of this
rare privilege of meeting sod hearts*
Ree. Mr. Arnup. Doors open at 7
p. m . onsite, etc., at 7 80. mid the ad-
dress to twmtnenos at 7.60 sharp.
Offen • man wbo is se good as his
153 ward ie not much good.
OOVERION TOINNIS IP.
TVa ID•T. Jas. Ml
The trailed PutrItie ile.1gey et
Oadmisk township wig meet .i the
hems of Mee. Merry gelkeid. Maygeld
reed. en hide Jae Illed. and at
Mra. Mom No os Thew
tib. dense* !tb to seer for the Bel -
The towauhlp solsoll wt'0 hold Its
reit aids' on Monday. Fabte.g�
last week Ilk Instead d >f y .. etatei
PORT ALBERT.
Wausi aria?, 3... f1.
Plows N _ -Mia Monello mid Mr.
Rd. (Mato% hate
si
Bell
nrlw�esiUbe
be beiMF
visiting
all to war moose
ILlaseediw lest week alter a visit
with Mr. ani Ms l Combo
Miss Masai Owsisga.nt le
bee sister, MSa Yee. Iasi, •t H&L
het Ileitis • number from beet
attended • most enjoyable dance at
the hones of Mr. and Mea. The..
Desty UM The Ladle.' GuiYof arisy tcbcburcb held
Its amine' bot mapper at ate boa of
Mrand bre. Jae. McWbinaey last
Wednesday erectors and had a very
pleasant time.
KINO8eRIDOE.
MONDAY, Jab. 18.
Mr. Herr? 9.ymole lett last Tues-
dato train for the third coati/agent.
Joseph Meson has arrived home
after • season ter the Great Lakes.
Joe was .soosssful In the e=aminaiio.s
he tried recently at Milwaukee and le
sow Obief Regimen Connor.. Con-
gratula doing
Tb. tumoral of the late Mee. Dineen
took pleas on Wednesday of last
week. The pallbearers were : Timothy
MoOertby, Willlern McCarthy. Thor.
Joy., Jobs Meyer.. Thos. Orifns and
Joe •ph Ilus•ey.
Mr. and Mr.. John Dean .td Minnie
O'Connor, of tlodetiob, attended the
funeral of Mrs. Dineen.
OI` CANADA
SOTH ANNUAL MEETING HELD AT WINNIPEG, JANUARY 6TH, I9I5.
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT.
Ialance •t credit of account, 29th November, 1113 $ 10.171.S3
Net Profits for the year, atter deducting expenses of management.
Interest due de)yoi tors, reserving for Interest and exchange, and
Making provision for bad and doubtful debts, and for rebate on
bills underrdiaatunt, have amounted to 712.440.43
0803.019.51
Which has been npplled as follows:
Dividend No. 108, 2 per cent, paid 2nd March. 1914
Dividend No. 109, 2 ler cent. paid Int lune, 1914
1100,000.00
100,000.00
Dividend No. 11", 2 ler cent, paid 1.t 8eptemt.er, 1914
Dividend ,
nu
No. ri
I11, 2 per cent yabla t]lDecember
1)14 100,000.90
1._ -
0t.` a 1st arch, »t6. to abarets.teere of
cord as on 13th February, 1916 ., 50.000.00
Reserved for de'phlel:,tlon In aecurttles owned by the Bank 215,000.00
Contrlhutlon to Canadian !'ntrlotic Fund 25,000.00
Contribution to Officers' Pension Fund 10,000.00
Balance of Profits carried forward . 103,019.51
Capital Stock
Rest Account r" - $ 1.400,000.00
Balance of Pfufit and loss Account carried forward 103,011.51
UABILITJE8.
Unclaimed Dividends
Dividend No. 111
&saua payable Iii 'larch, 1015, to Shareholders of
record as on lath February, 1110
$ 1,503,011.51
1.011.23
100.000,00
s%ow.«
Notes of the Hank In circulation 8 1,182,214.00
Deposita not bearing Interest 17,578,713.18
Deposit. bearing Interest 46.867,181.32
Balances due to other banks In Canada .- 28,071.45
Balances due to Bunks and flanking Correspondents
elsewhere than In Canada 949,181.56
8111• payable 97,333.13
Acceptances under Letters of Credit
Liabilities not included In the foregoing
ASSETS.
gold and Silver Coin 01,181,053.31
Dominion Government Notes 6.049,814.10
r . $ 7,110,141.58
Deposit In the Central Gold Reserve 1,700,000.00
)toren of other Rank. 149.530,00
Cheques nn other flanks 2,413,309.10
aalances dote by other Banks In Canada 04,561.82
Potence. due by Banka and Banking Correspondents elsewhere
than In Canada
Dominion and Provincial Government Securities not exo.eding
market value
Canadian Municipal Securities, and British. Foreign and Colonial
Public Securities other than Canadian
Railway and other Bonds, Debenture. and Stocks not exceeding
market value
Call and Short (not exceeding 10 day.) Loans In Canada. on
Bonds. Debentures and Stocks
Q•11 and Short tnot exceeding 30 days) Lean elsewhere than In
Canada
1802.019.51
$5.001,011.00
$2,656,087.29
04116E017.71
170,903.911.04
1,918,100.11
14,252.20
231,111.349.94
2.930,212.19
570,707.00
420,207.63
3, 454, 791.73
1,122.063.14
1.901,344.11
131,449.110.0
tether Current Loans and Discounts In Canada (lase rebate of
interest) 810,341,304.63
tether Current Lonna and Discounts elsewhere than In Canada
(less rebate of Interest) 472,815.0
Liabilities of -Customers under Letters of Credit, aa per contra1,983,190.1+1
Ileal Estate other than Bank Premises 145,754 N
Mortgages on Real ISstate ,sold by the Bank 113,411.33
Elus Debts, estimated loss provided for 110.141.11
Premises t'1 not more than cost. less amounts written off 921,020.14
t with the Minister of Finance for the purposes of the
Circulation Fund 204,000.00
01aer Assists not Included la tis fotryNy1.1310
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JOHN GALT, President.
011.131.149. N
G. 14. 11.01 -POUR. General Mawaaer.
aaIOHT Or 7711 AL'DITOaa TO TOO SHA*Hae OV TIM
ttPOS WARM OW CASADA
1. ree.rd.oe with the prevision of sub -seed.•• 19 and et metros 63
0 1.100 Rank Ant, we report to the 88.r holders as o1Nw*:
Ws lea``s• audited the above 8alaeoe Sheet with the books •ad vo.ebers
31 gaud Offfee and wltb the certlned returns from the branahea
We have obtained all the Information and saNYatl.as that a have
and are of the opinlon that the t nwdsaaa et tae Be whisk
etestier oar nines have been with' lh. glowers et the aaa k
adYllon te or verlilcatlo$ at the 101h ov.mber, we hark dartfg 1h•
ed tis cash •end vert ed the .eesrill.. repression* the dijethe Rank at Its chief eflce and principal braaobee and fe ad
8. be la agreement with the entries la the books of the Bask redatl.g
ever opinlon th. Ralane. Sheet Is properly drawn op so as le .shtbll
tree sued correct view of th• state of the aRairs of 8. Ranh aeo.rdtag
um best of tour information sad the explanation. given 4 baa ud as
'by the books et the 1aak.
T. MARKT WRNS. IS. of t5 *aAD. G a. 1tf80AN. •edltera
w1E*n. E*AD. 8 fiurnaal ef'xh•e�aLM and 00..
Aaseentute
Mr. > tbe alleInine te� (nal. to
65 res sirens panties lies w y 8*
• r
this must be looked for. A splendid
beginning has Men made In an In-
crease of about 20 per cent In the
land ready for next year's crop. Hard
work, courage, and intelligent economy
w-111 undoubtedly bring us asfely
through the present ordeal. We have
a fertile land with a hardy, vigorous
and Industrious population, and
though for the time being, our pro-
gress may be checked, nothing can
atop Canada from becoming a great
and prosperous country.
In closing Ile expreaeed the regret,
which. he tlewaweuld Pr tett , b ail
the+ ttbare1Mgrik at • the un•v teribla
absence of Mr. 0.41. Balfour, the Gen-
eral Manager, on account of hes ser-
ious IlMess, and requested lir. H. B.
Shaw, the Assistant General Manager,
to read the report.
Cenral Manager's Address.
The General Manager referred to the
unsettled financial conditions which
are gradually righting themselves, but
it -would M necessary to continue •
policy of extreme caution. and main-
tain a strops financial position.
The action of The Finance Minister
In making Bank Notes legal tender and
la promising financial assistance to
the Banka (1f required), had been of
great asststance in steadying the finan-
cial situation and in avoiding anything
in the nature of a panic.
it is a hopeful sign that the neces-
sity for economy has been universally
recognised, and that efforts have Men
put forth generally to develop our
natural resources along lines that will
give the best results.
The profits were at the rate of
14.26 Mr cent on the Pald-up Capital.
and were slightly leas than last year.
Securities have been written down by
the sum of 1215,000, which 1s merely
a reasonable precaution In view of the
present unsettled condltbna. $25.000
has been donated to the Canadian
Patriotic Fund.
The policy of maintaining a strong
position has been continued and our
Liquid Assets are 34.10 per cent of our
LlabiIitles to the Public with other
sources of strengthening our position
available.
Provincial Government
show a decrease. but•Puhllc �
'show an Increase d 6331,400.71.
Amount due by Bantu and Harting
correspondents, elsewhere than In Can -
. da, shows an tncre•e. of $2.3a,2e1.u.
which M Immediately available.
Bonds, Debentures and Blocks show
an Increase of 11,242.123.17.
We have subscribed for 110.005 of
the recent Brklsh War Loan.
CaII end abort Loans. Meserhere than
1a Canada. show a decrease of Stint -
409.63. Other current loans and Dis-
counts, elsewhere than 1n Canada.
. how • decrease d,l.,1e7,00T.31. Cur-
rent Loans In Canada show an In-
crease of over 04,000,51e.00.
Total Assets amount to etl.it1,141.11
showing an Increase of approxlrnately
1100,050.
-Mr. R. T. Riley, the Vles-Pnoid.nt.
In seconding the !motion for the adop-
tion of tis Report, referred to the
fact that for fifty years the Union
Rank haw stood Me tem of time and
with "BU6fNFag Al USUAL" ter our
motto. we look forward- wit% roe 18.8 4
b whet -tit.- help Ir1ty Ilan Sas In
More for ua.
Amblers.
Mowers. T. Marry Webb, C.A.; z 10.
Read, C.A-: and C. R. Reg■•. C.A..
were re -appointed Auditors of the
Rank.
A resohRbn l of ter the
General Monagsr. alt. 0. f . Balfour.
during Ms seriatim Massa. was p.oe.d,
and the hop. wee espresso. t\st ter
mbhtI 8. ..4ly restored to health
The euatamary resslutens .f Sumba
to tbe Preston' sad Stag were passe&
The Scrutineers re ad the follow -
Ina g.■ttmea .NA.s1 as Meows far
tis ensuing yens: fRr erMmus P,'l
Monera Jetta Galt. R. T. 80sy Ona
14 Temeon, 11L}'•fig,T.s.Led.=
Yvon. mal. now. W. R. Alba. IL
But. Hon. Samuel Harker P.0 II.P,;
Is t A- D.r'er■et. Lk.;
Haas, PAeut.-col. Jabs Oae..u. . s.
Heurris. 7 . M.etng •gje.real
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bei mtMaialaN enoing all cawge`+`j g Mast,Gee. Peen=
Mt,
able ate that ober lr/ herr •M Mr. X.
K .11esae! is ~Mg Mine. M S
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[BARGAIN, DAYST
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A New Delp r
t.
BargaIn Da s
Instead of two bargain days, Saturday and Monday,
this time it will be SEVEN BARGAIN SALE
DAYS, commencing with Saturday, January 23rd,
and continuing until ten p.m.,Saturday, January 30th.
(BO TO
J H. McClinton
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BAYPIELO.
TbasDAT, Jas. Loth.
Cannot geomA& -The Ladies' Aid
of et. A.drew'a simrck I•ted hold-
ing a
old•Inge aorta in ohm basement of the
church on Wedsad•y evening. Jan-
uary 27th. The doors will be epee of
7.80 o'clock and the Ant part of the
evening win be .pest In games and •
aoolal time. followedb� program.
ram.
which will weskitortooipalty of an
0 .too 0obsy " bYlightle.
g� Macisioes '. dd
How to Handle Them." This will so
dotal* be a very o.tertalaing lecture. as
Mr. Pairing is well posted os his sub-
ject,
n►je•et having spent some years work-
ing 'u a 8tm-hetory in $nttlaad.
At the close of the program lough
w111 be emend, and an unusually
pleasant evening is expected.
BENMILLER.
W[1NIIliOAT. Jan.
CHoace News---81biestudy dunes
are being carried on at BesmWN.
Bethel and North Sion appolntmeate
of tn. Methodist tlara, with good
attendants. and very satisfactory re -
salts ....Monday of teat week the
Bethel 8. S. tesabm-training ekes
spent 18. evening at the p.rssnag.,
where after • written review of chap-
ters I sad r and then meek on the
piano and vitopbs.e, reheshttsests
were tinned. and* troy Manua and
profitable evening Wali .peat ..Thurs-
day evening latae the adult Bible
clam of Renmille'r appointment held
he monthly business meeting at the
parsonage and above forty people
were protest Afterths ben i... was
toramastd, the evening was .peat in
social that and some members Of the
clew entertained with minis and reci-
tations and read e. Then tie bki
tots wars (mood and mine. mad-
wishss -tad tea uses •ssrvd i, ....Oa
Thursday evening of this week the
Bible shady close at North Zion is to
mast at the personage fur • teat ex-
amination and to sped afterward •
social eve■ing On Tuesday, 25th
Inst. a some meeting will be in
the Methodist thumb at which Rev.
Chas. Manning,of thegssetal mission
board, Tot ont, and others will pre-
sort the miesionsry problems of the
Methodist thumb. Briery man in the
district is specially Welted.
The trustee board of Benminer ap-
pointment
p.pointment mot on Wedoeday of last
week at the parsonage to coscidec
plans for remodelling the Methodist
church at that appointment. It is
rumored that a real up-to-date base-
ment is to be part of the plan. sad
cement block to be carried up as ven-
eer over whole walls of building. Tho
church -is to be raised two feet to glee
an eight -foot basement for Su04s
school purposes and the outside poe'o8
of cement blocks will cower doors to
both aures of church and doom la
centre 10 basement. The
plan Ir now to be presented to the
people for sanction and payment.
A meeting of the District Orange
Lodge was held at the lodgeroom.,
Benmlller, last Tuesday afternoon.
A good turnout of members -was
SLY T$.
Tt-saa►T, Jan. M.
MAT Bs G. T. R. »wawa.-Mr.G.E.
McTaggart left on Saturday for Tor-
onto to &amid • Maitre of the their
men of N. G. T. R. operations at
which tb.y are dL..ml.g the best
plane to u.d.rtake with regard to the
cut in wanes proposed by the U. T. R.
offid•ls. We understand the imam -
tors, with all the other oro fes of
the road, •.e tatted it deter low
to go out oe strike If the company
tries to fora • reductioa IN engin
A Boctat Zw v -Mr. red 11re.
%V. F. McCaugheybid a "at home"
os Friday evenng. at whish about
two bondred wore in attwiasee.
Without • doubt It was one of tits
moil attoeessful dances ever bold in
thisincaiity. Ryon with 185 8.. am.-
har In •iteod•see, they did set seem
to be crowded. Most of these preset
enjotootyed tthh meless •t da taaiinehkb
w
- ther
Tb. Innis woe ne+i t. fi ly (h. life.
pp11..ccee orchestra Ng Clinks VI le was
►Igbl7idnot daPPriMlaneemisetJo sJ Ib.awlv.s
at earth and vev+.tfi..veev.tfita.
A Sten or Tag Tann --8
evening Rev. W. D. Turner. Orr
Andrew's chereb. -.sh•.Red pulpits
with Rev. Qs-. Jwltt, or the
Metbodlet Memo. ?hisstewe emote
spirit which is workless towards
eb.rab mks, as it le sat aa. rameine. the P esbyteri.ae himse
been sboek.d b e a Eels -
Mer Is their polpk.
Psa.O*AL AND f t. -Mrs.
John *mamma, of Smith*. is view
lag bee sister Miss M. Forsyth
Mrs. Robtl Ds.glase is e1 a vtelt
'I�se
relatives la Grey towsthip.. .
severe ral..t.res eft' Iletend if R
..sed the tweak of a sent* et
whitlows M Mr. F. far'
light. The thaw loosened •e en
the root above, whit& fell down and
•.seed throes% the babOt, b s-&
lag at toil /Imre Roo.41 L.
Aat�l�w MAN d Il:ipe1er 'v1.Net
wish drab old trim& time ea
meaty w r1.1r may la A0Mfdr ,
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This Sale will be conducted the same as our' old-time bargain sale days
were, showing reductions on nearly everything in the store.
This is stocktaking time and we want our stock the lowest we can make
it before writing it in our books. The sale prices we are offering should
make substantial reductions in every department.
You will be sure to get good bargains
on these Sale Days, as price reductions
will be very marked.
J. H. COLBORNE
North Side ter
Square
Irlimmematimmeit
tioltl Lrrs A mums IN 11M
�ere.�ern 3• t . qssa alta rem pee
Zit
wd e[[iO!!PeWyal. tors
whit* Mr. ' ema1 the owl-
vereary eeraos• t0 ./a Old ee.gng•.
tion and Mrs. 8.sa11 delighted bar old
friends by bee singing both on Sab-
bath and at the entertainment on
Monday evening Mr. 11. A.
Thome*, C. P. R agebore, is at
pe.t
a.vet laking hniMs aye and is ateis9.
lei with the care of his wife, wt. is
slaking very Eat•Her d
, and is father.
Carse, of x•rkd•N
are se present also It' attendance
'Ibe eo.Unu•tion elan of the public
school le mortising tee a benefit oar
cart for the Rd Grose Circle to be
gives
ice. fad.riry Wail oe �r
p•1, Yrs• J, and her assist-
ant, Mies Skeet. bare the •sees• of
this odeoert In band The C. P. R
train going oast oo yaturdel after-
noon west off the track at Walle.-
stein and an antigen, train from Tor-
onto bad to be sent foe to pot It os.
This blocked tragic so much that the
sight train, which t* supposed to ar-
rive here at 9 o'clock, did not got bete
until 1.80 oe Sunday morning.. Mr.
Taylor. of Chatham, Is relieving et
the C. P. R. *tattoo here 10.
and Mn. J. Knighting, of Arcola,
Seek., aro renewing aequaintenc.* 1n
tows Quite a number from ben
attended a8e Presbyterian anniversary
services at Auburn on Sunday, also
the entertainment o. Mo.d•y even-,
Ing.
LUOKNOW.
F*IDA 0. Jae. 16.
The annual meeting of the Luckaow
Agricultural Society will be held in
the town hall on Friday, January
nod.
Ala resent meeting of the L•ckaew
Patriotic .. the treasurer was in.
ar.eted w breast POD of the seek
ome band to the 0..adi.n Red Cross
Society and ■e additional IMO to the
Belgian relief feud. The e8.4...
reported that op to dot. as Lewes
bed received ease to the easos.t of NIGHT SCHOOL
MG.
A pretty wedding was misbrand at
Classes {n .n
the home of Mt. and Mre. R. J. bet- 7 course or eabjaa,
toe o. Tineday evening. 12th inst.,
when Mat*arst, daughter of Mr. and Tuesday and Thursday-,
Mrs. Jobe Bowe Teeswater, and
.im of Mrs, sultan, beim.. the wire 790 to MIL
AO:
Irws0 O'er, of, Windsor. Rev, - , ,a .. . -... _....
Via. Mq�litq tan wpttal knot. -
Me. end iter. Neil1011 foltowh
M fa tacit boas •t Wleiott
OAe>• �A *rest deal deter- o• ther ?diads hr.* .. - .. Mr. Herb
eft ase boos taboo 1a the awe d Wel- wbvancon and sista, Row of stm&.y
angles Maltby, charged with bring- are viaitieg friends In Lacknow anti
embalm wYskty I.W tis village 4 •, San. •taloa! .. Mn A. Jon.. bat rw-
eeell•d taxa. ♦ •ase 4g wbkkey mase 1*8.4 to
TotO.to .ttsr. a vt•it to berm -
ht
pss�k�ct ht iielowei op the night of f.rtacr boas 1. Killion Walter
Dcesabcr Ilt. 16 ws ve.ppcd p.od Stewwt, who hes baps in for tome
1104 faltll • ,pre McOar ilali-d It •Matti is not Impovt.o, Bl. co.
woo otalor to la t way. the WInt.., of MaA.isy, Man., was
os Bence w■ce ass helot'. R..n Mae- h• ens rm.eUy 10 r e aim. Mt..
dod, of L.•k.ow, sed J. A. Metier A. A.t•s.mt bas g * 1roa� yaK
tris; d =Lase tai. 1>bt8.v Mot -sr. # um. wiu ice
tseuiswsa d Wtstlth.se, a seed sh. D.eynpaeoa Mier 85dt. ill
d�iiesid t M to Maw ■RNM ..isfi
• tine �.all of Dobai*. who Thos.Tlrshrltb
ilim
tom, „mid gascrvsi i�c. wlashselden � (88. kr �. le agape, •.hp jyLooluron0�r
`1•M�.elreRntt.t9.ea�8..0▪ 4+"m. sits .4.s-. Il tb*8. _
fat teho Le.
wrt.e hr add his form tar....... O.ve w
M Jewph T7. d G.M. '!\a tars• Ifeer teem•!-■h.e yew a vena hme
W b.. a lick p 11 1eo vwtIn8 bl. o$d /visit T>tom.. Web.
Webster badly fes y�gw Mer. r. Wlieoe bas lived 1. Q1E•
risom.
PsttR.-AL I ti. A.. :. a and Vailatme r 41ant aafi
derete i deBova t.. mullets:.
wteam'■towbe460 itsterIellrall a 1, an 1.._ ea _Is ‘Idtbse Mr mast ad Imp* IS
for Godoeicb end Dilflrkt
Egg Coal, $7.75
Stove and Chestnut,
$8.00
per ton
MIST OOAL NI/TED
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Come in Out of the Wet
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Wihrotu large stock of
Light and Heavy Rub-
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Clinton School of
Commerce
Re -opens January 5th, 1915
Canada and Canadians will bane
their Big Opportunity commercial-
ly at the does of the present war.
Prepare yourself to grasp this Op-
portunity
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Conrsea :-Steongraphic, C ommer-
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To those wbo are unable to become
regular attebdana lessons Wel N
g iven by corr,sponde.c.,
we are prepared to supply you
will just what you may need to keep
your feet dry, warm and comfortable.
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