The Signal, 1915-7-8, Page 4•
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Sale of Men's
Two-piece
Summer Suits
CI,EARI NG out all our
Two - piece Summer
Suits (mostly `-!(lth Cen-
tury Brand I at a price far
below manufacturer's
cont
Come in early, as we
haven't many left.
Sizes 35 to 12 Regular
81:: 00, $1:: Wand $14.00.
Your choice --
$ 7.50
Special line of (luting
Shirts in white and (ream.
co:lars attached .... 75c
W. C. Pridham
Sole agent for
"Society Brand Clothes"
CARLOW
A Tear /swami" Till Waw -Te
annual genies party under the
ausplose of amitb's Hill ebureb is to
Ire Rives in a snivel form this year, the
intent.foa bsisafr to treat thaw who
attend t , "a tap around the world."
It is not for us just now to describe
the proposed trip : those who st•sod
will learn for themselves to delights..
IThe trip is to commence from the
grounds of Mr. John L., 's residence,
8th concession, ou tbe evening of
Wednesday' near. 11th lost 'I'h•
Auburn haw band will be in attend-
ance. and other •ttesetlons w111 b. a
' l.a+sball match. a tug-of-war. a volley
bra cooter (Smite'. Hall v. Auburul,
and a musical and literary programa
Admission T✓^.: children i,ic.
liat•e you tried our
new Bread ?--
Cre-O-Malt
-the tastiest in tdwn.' Nice
soft crust - clo:lt-grainet -
made from Fleischmano's
Yeast. Everybody says it is
the best yet. Try'' a ll)af.
There is thutough astir/anima
for those who Iruy our Elkin ,
and Paso y. 1f you do not know
how good they are. ent4011001; ..
I -he you to try them.
Smith Bros.
The O'd Reliable East St. Bakery
f+h.•nv isi.
UJENMILLEN.
t%'iDNY.sDAT, July 7.
Joon Long has purchased a new
"Ford "
Mr. and Vis. IN. S. Farber spent the
week -end in (Maroc.
Mins Yates. oar school teacher,
returned to iter bows at Mitchell last
Thursday.
l Mrr.Loonis Ute, who has been
speeding hie vacation hen, returned
W Toronto fast lfsttudely.
Mr. Harry Gledhill, of Toronto,
spent a couple of lay of this week
visiting trisods in the nnihl•yrhnod.
Tb. last letters received bolsi Elwyn
Long were written at Cardiff. Wales.
He said that bis wound was completely picnic at Lskevlew Park, Kictail. All
broil. al end low' Iv .ay.ct.-d to 1st report • mood time.
nt.,red ti • c meal •...rut b•. Jae iu a PCH4.H(%L.-\Ve are pleased to wrl-
day or w. Come New Mary lsuvey again t our
Church 'services f r neat Sunday on midst, after bar tw., years in Denver,
the Baomiller circuit wall be as fol- Colo Ma,s Eva Benniger, of
lows:-Betbelin the morning. ll ernes. I Riversdale, is visiting at the house of
Zion South (Rev. Mr. Rutherford,. ber brother. M. Beaniger . .0ert-
r;prtow,
tends•
Loodon,
ere
•hired
rHB SIGN AL
mssmanas
BRIGHrS
DIssE
L the deadliest and rand
painful malady to which
monk and ...Albion. Dodd's
KiJnry PJM will cows any
cars of Bright's ((assns.
They ha.e sever failed in
one wngIs case. They an
the oriy wasedy that ever
bas cured 11. and Ailey are
the only remedy that can.
There are imitation. et
Dodds Kidney Pitts -pill,
box and peeve -but imita-
tions are dangerous. The
original and only freesias
cure kw aright'* Macaw N
DODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
Dodds Kidney Pills are II
fifty cents a box at all
Jrr g .ts.
and Zion None (Robb. 1 oung t in the! rude and John 1 Willie of
afternoon (S p. m.). Bsmmillerat 7 p.m. spent Muni.y with Ashfield
kINTAIL.
I Ni .Kra Covenry,
is renewing acquaintenees
TeE•staty, Jul' B. Ler' Kelly and Gus McCartb
News NT(yrss.--Mr. Chess. Mets egnr. at dlo John
S. tetchy Jo flying sane
of Nebringtille, is spending Lis races- . and Jnbn M. Ualtnn Dahl a flying Mr.
tion under the pareutel roof...... We I to L'eet.00w oa Nnotlw last Mr.
congratulate knee Pestl Drennan and airs. T `lallivan, Visas Mary
Griffin and John Stiles, of Chicago,
H • 0 A RJO
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PORTER'S HILL-
TvasDAT, July E
ROTES -raise Nil.a $°'vn, of Poet
Stanley. wWtlag et Peter Met)osg•
MT* ..MMs !(Laois Joeo.o eY
spending M few weeks with her .Misr.
Mn. Lorne Tabor. at -T o6'by'
Mr. and Mn. Jobs TbjtRMD rase sYll-
dras, who are home from the West
are antis, is the borbood
Mr. a.d Mrs. edam. 111•10. of Speiser
hank. spent a few days at Job. Una •
last week lessee Harrison *wars
a ensile A little baby bay arrived et
bis home ors Moods .. Don't target
e
the radparty at Feed Pickard'. oc
Friday evening of this week.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
Trimmer, Juts- O.
Nurse or ens Wase. -Miss Mae
Redwood, of the U C.L..is borne foe
her vacation.. ..Mw MaeyDreeses,
wbo bad been visiting ntatiaw in
(ioderkh. tetanal home on Friday
Mr. aad Mrs. J. W. Bele ,post
laundry at H. Kings Mr. Hobs.
McAllister visited Woodstock friends
last week Mr. A Painter cure(
up from Toronto on Saturday to spend
the summer at ale \Vm. Wil.ou'e.
Quite a nuwber from this vicinity
seeded the picnic at Clanton on Ilse
let Mr. John Boyle and Mr Joe
Bruphey took iraMeaforah races on the
1st of July. .
SCHOOL REPORTS.
N. R. No.'s, WEST WAwANoMu.
'The following is the standing of
pupils of M. S. No. 2, %vest Wawawosh,
tor May and June. breed on weekly
tests ar.d general prone:sncy. names
being in order of merit : hr. IV. -
Luella Johnston. Frank Waabinstow.
Lillie, Hutchins. Hannah Volker. Olive
Craig, Benson Finiaan. Pearl Finegan,
Jr. IV -Ethel %Vi.binetou. Olive
Finigan. Russell Mills, Everett Fait -
gen, Agues Cousins. Sr. ill. -Nina
Johnston, Violet )loss. fie watt
Plunkett, Erma Finigan. Jr. iII--
FF Warner Cousins. Le -lie HaBru., Edith
:nod Jessie Johnston on their success. ata
Scrimgeour. Rt. IL -H An -
'he N..,m
n alS••brxrlexaminations ,are spending their vacation with Ash- s.
draws, Miriam Johnston, Willie Mos
e.
Little Mos. Limier Ferguson, of Salts 1 Lann'en sn l file Ai&aaes E selr. endkwodTrs. ()Lee
ford. ss visiting -at Mr. MacMurchy'sei
hisser LuellaCowau. Anis Mao-' hereReilo• f ..Eleanor troit, Joys, o triiciie
Lenz'e, Eleanor Joy and Hermew,Sulliv*o and Herniate Griffin, of the
Dear , of tbe H. C. i., are respective.,
og 1(i• C.
1 , Margaret Harvey. Mane Sulla-
thetr vacation at their re.pectise.• ran and 'Alice D.Itoo have returned
homes .... Ma. and Mrs,. John Clark. 1 home for vacation Angie and J.
ofToronto, visited at their uncle's, Mr. Mos•, of Godesieb. are visiting their
M.1'. Mackeuz'e'a. on Tuesday sister, Mrs. J. C. Dubois Jtaeree
ale glad to (room •Dat Mr. Fred N+e-, Mtttartby. wbo has b.,' working at
Gregor, who had the midortune of br-' uta lilvakwattT io e,,dar eh. has
tag strutrk Ly the ball at the baseball r turped Moms for The baying
match on Dominion Day. is improving I )lr. and Mn. Pat O'Loughlin, Me
rapidly aryl will soon be ably to be and Mr., JamesDaltosemeroe (iritnn,
around again Miss Drina 'Thain, „f GuJrrccy..pent Sunday here.
of 'Toronto, is visiting at Mrs. Mobett -
MacDonald'• A report of the sac -
ermine
w FIELD.
Ih,tutam WEST
Day picnic at Lake-- FIELD.ss', July I.
view Ptak win be' found in another
column of this paper.. NEW. Notes -)Mich to the dr:fight
of the ch•l.lren. the schools are Homed
KIPPER. for the hoist(+y•-•he glorious holt-
- T IPIDAT, July fi.I drys Last \Vrdneeday a severe
thunderstorm passed over, and we
Mr. Luther'Allin, of Besmiller. wee' ate sorry to say killed two of Mr.
vi.it DK his (orwrr pastor. Rev. A. W. • Maitlard Heoty's cow. . ...Mr and
Brown, of Abe Vans Circuit.. this week. telt,.. W. H. Caine bell visited at the
beside. oth.r friende in tin. vieinsty. , house of John Barkley. -.A Ashfled. on
Mr. and Mrs. Walker and family, Monday....We.tfield Sunday shoot
of PM.efbo o', eaten up in their us, t piede proved a wore.• in spite .1 the
:holt week to, visit the ladvti. parents. t tad that a bait shower pwaeed over
Mr. sed Mac.. WlUtam lvisoos sal.' early in the afire noon. lu the evening
many other fr.ende. On their way up a baseball war played between
they visited Mr. Walker's parents. Iarty/see and Wertfield. The score
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Raker, of l:uelpb. I stood 11 to f in favor of Gelerave
Aecordlag ti M-1 Malurday's papers. Rev. Will Taylor. with wife and (stun y,
Misses Reins McBeatb and May Mc -I boas Mildoay, visited his father, Mr.
tiregor ere succeeied in obtaining` Ed. Taylor. last week . Owing to
intern .,cr.nd-claaa certificates to, the showery wastber the people wbo
trade, as a 1.0011 td tbe' mast grease- lave 0- 01/0•11161111441 amount of alfal.a
ipation. l e led
in the Normal Mchntd.. out will bed *ad et very good hay.
)I r. Ed. Culwore. of, Neikirk, Alta.,
-is visiting (tis ,ua.ernuis friends aim; - AUBURN.
relatives herr. also at beet r, Seabeds, t WsDwwDA1f, July i.
etc. He 1.w i.s well. its poreprrirg in 1 Miss M . ming wait."... the soul.
busiest.... and reports that Mr. Waiter mer sober( at Otiderieb tele week.
well eve ■rad (..niirly are st ereare; Juba Johnston and his gang are
was prosy wens-. en thinks tier, are;building'a cement e►all ,mdse Fred
floe prta.{rrctr alle.d tet Alb,eita this M ,s bat o tbi,. week.
year.
Reeve El,iset was down below Ham-
ilton last week .izing up the apple
crop prospects. lie thinks they will
have a gond half crop down thee*. In
the neighborhood of fiodeeich Mr.
Elliott sups the crop will hardir 1e
Letter that; a thief' of last ye•r'. irld.
!lost of for apples in this district this
year will he of the winter varieties.
ani the wordily of the fruit p soinieres
1 o be excellent.
The Baptist lawn social as Wedoes-
KINGSSRIDOE. (day nittbt was we!I attended.eoodder-
Tee•susY, July s. tug the threateuirg writhe,.
Frank \aeg.i ie moving his family
Moat of the haulers of the yicipit r and bousholti 'dorsi, W Breeerlr. where
have started baying.
Toni Mnl:ivwn has moved bit barn be hes purchased • chopping mill.
te
from the lake to the gravel road We e ►ort to lose them as citizen..
rMiss M.E. Blyth left for bee home
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egret to report the death of for the school vacation. The rate-
Mr..Ierrtuiah O'Connor. which occurred payers and rcSolsn ay', plewsed w
on Monday eveaiu¢. A further refer. near •he will retarn as teacher after
enre will he made neat week. the holidays.
Some from here attended the picnic What is tbe matter with turning
at Clinton on July IN, leo lb- naalerr• oar civic holiday into et picnic on the
sty of our crowd spent the day at the rivet flats, detot og Ls. receipts to the
Red Cross fund to carr fur our
Edell.* Johnston. Cbaslie Hallam. Jr.
II. --Myrtle Ftoigan, Lula Bruce,
Arthur Juhntoe. Barvey Pledgee.
Pt. 11.•-Joboo Fleabane Warner
Aodrews, Charlie Hutchins. lir. Pt.
I. -Johnny Hallam. Jack Mow. Carl
'Scrimmager. Pt. 1. A -Eddie MDIs.
Jr. Pt. 1.-j.rd* Jdts.tou, Artbur
Hallam, Kart 4iutchics.. I. N. BARK -
LET, Teacher.
LETTERS FROM THE FRONT.
MP. and Mn. Ward Iiledhid, el
Renmiller, bare received the following
letter from their son. Verne, who is
with the first l'ati lento tootiugrot at
the front The engagement to whish
he refer' is no doubt that at Ls Bawer
in which the Western Outati, tec-
went bullet ed .n s'verrly. The letter
is dated June 111:
Dein FATHEK .AND M.,TtiER.-Nu
doubt you have heard ab,wt the.•hsr*e
the bit Battalion made and also saw
the casualty list. %Veil. 1 cane
thrrsigb it safely. eanep' my neck and
•boulders we bruised frau bring
Llown out of the (semen trench by
one of taeir hood grenades. It ssserbed
my rifle tut did sus no harm except
le uiw me A fellow sand Bob Nees -
hitt as.d myself are the only two deft
from Goderich and their are four left
from Wingba0u, nom. from Sear•.rth
and milt L•. Hud+.,n of l'iintr'n. He i•
our quer tarns tater now. as the olL gmar
terutaster was madeseljutaot, You will
no doubt bear all •)coot the charge
before v sot get this. i 'can't tell you
much about it on a-r.nmt of tie e.r-
ant'. We beat then. t•-tek to t b t i -
third lone of trenches nut hod to re:ir-
on account of their la, ui.in,t 114 nut. I
wi:1 1x sending you a soap we bad
taken -what is left rat our pl.eloon. 1
don't think we will int tack to the
trtncbrs for some tier now.
Ke haven't seen .euythiog of the
second contingent yet. 1.ut they say
they are in Euglane. How i+ the third
c..otingent coming on % i dare say
they will bavr left Canada before von
ferrite this letter.
Hoping you etre all well: as this
leaves we. VeRse
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THE
Howell - Hardware - Co.
LIMITED
Is the very best place to buy
Pure Paris Green Land Plaster
Bug Finish Hay Fork Rope
Sprayers Forks, Scythes,
Dr. Williams' Spathes and other
Fly Destroyer Haying Tools
Binder Twine Portland Cement
Our price on ary of the above lines you will
find the very best, quality considered, as we
buy the best.
Give us your business and see for yourself.
Most particular customers buy of us.
REll EMESN T 1 WEDNESDAY HALP-HOLI DAY
Howell Hardware Co.,
wounded b,y• at the front
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H I S Store has used every effort to be a fertile field or
T the buyer. We are still offering opportunities.
ead
our list.
VOILE, CREPE AND MUSLIN SUiTIN:,S A large assortment d rho ebuudf rppatten white, in nearly all
..a�rnrd beat pig
white grounds, and alt real BIU)ROCX.'AtCES. ---
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We are offetieg tee balance el ter Wash Dresses at a big reduction on regtt-
AAn lar prices. About 20 left. Some of them ladies' and some of theta girls', also
a few children's. The lowness of the price is s startling revelation.
EMBROIDERED SKIRTINGS )tut three sods al them, 45 -inch hemstitched Skirtings
-- at only - - -
35c
it COLORED LISLE GLOVES About 77, pairs of these Gloves left. Regular price 25c to 15c
I Tic. Your choice of the lot for only — —
3 HOSIERY A largo and well -assorted stock of ladies', girls' and children's Hose. Ladies' from
3 2 pairs for 25. to co..1 pair, in all sues. C'hiklren's in black, white and color',
tram 4 to s inches.
- vie are semis Easter than ever. We batt tett right Comet se tb. right 11 "'f •
LUCKNOW.
TUESDAY. July O.
THREE OLn KIWInENTrl GONE.-
Thtee w.11 -known cuizena have hero
.dlaiwed I.y death wilb.D the past few
.l. y. Tate t unreal of Mrs. Donald
Melton eel an old resident. took place
yesterday. H -r death o.rcurred on
Saturday. in her .erestietb year, after
Imany years 'meeting. Peter Tor-
!Ise... wbo died on Maturday in his
Iasvvnty-second year, was buried on
Moods afternoon, .n Kinlusa er
leery. Mr. Tertaa•e was a highly re-
spected lams. In pontes he was a
Liberal and in religion a Presbyterian.
He leaves, beside, hie widow, one sen
.ad three daughter,. Mr• (..o. Lees
was buried on matte day aftsrs000. tattled down again when 1b.y landed
three big meta right among us Have
got • badger beat all to pieces at dig -
gins out of sight.
From there we went up to the re-
serve trenches. Celebrated my birth-
day up there. They must have known
+host it. for that day. May Zod, we
had th3 moat severe artillery bombard-
ment that we bare bed yet. Had •
abort time in the front line trenches
and thou back for a rest We went in
again at different place for a few days.
Was gnus close to the Boehm there.
as the trenches were just fifty yards
apart in places. Th. Oermasa ars
quite reckless in the way they throw
their .hells shout. if they could do
as much namags, shell for shell. as the
British or Prvnek it wouldn't be safe
t s live around her.. They shelled our
part of the lis. one day from A a. m. to
S p. m almost esetlnuoa•ly and we
only had one eseuelty, owe man
*needed. They milent have throw.
tbosomsde d Meth They have.
some good snipers .t work. though.
it Y badly safe to stink our heads up
even fav a monad, as they are always
on le wash. The Presets bey* heels
leisg gond work the feet few weeks
and tb.y ars insides edema's shame
.very y. as yen ems as by the
Mn. James Moore. of 'dental(, has
received the following letter from her
son. Vee.. wbo is in Fiance with the
hth Bal ta:tun
rl) per cent °less than rr til tr tan, pr
1y'
TigTwAuNTTmutuT
TTTtfiTTMIPOnOrWit** 11!4,1M ! I4WrTTTTif‘
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About 5o yards of 5O -cent Silk in drab and nab,- . Selling at - - - 19c
FiANN,LE'TTE• MILL ENDS in light and dark colors Most of them .3f incites wide. Frilly
ices.
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON DURING JULY AND AUGUST
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J. H. COLBORNEE='
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aemesetiere is Friar*.
Jane 17th. Ittt:.
DEAR MorrniR,-Your letter Slay
Sited ret rived last night. Was glad to
bear you are all well. Am in gond
health at present. IVa rn.- hating
.trate floe weather just now. It maws
pre•ty hot for a few days last week,
but a day'r good rain .•ooled the air . IT
line.
Have had Some excising times in the
last five carets. it started just after
we landed io this country We wee
in -billets" Icr • few days and then we
had our first taste of real trench life.
We were Ding in dug -outs in • field
shoat a mile behind the reserves wben
they 'omitted to shell um with shrapnel.
W. did ntt mind that an awful lot. but
they .tar: ed to throw "coal -bores" and
••wsaty-will(.." at ue, thea we decided
it was wise to move. Came hark alter
they had played themselves out, as we
thought, but we h•.i nn axnner got
Rhe was in ber seventy seventb year.
Two sons and two deugb.eu survive
her.
000smpore TOWNSHIP.
The roiled patriotic Society of
(ioderieb township will have • sewing
.t the home of Mrs. T. M Jobtsaten,
1aylne's Cotner., .,o Wednesday. July
1 t. The ladies ere Cordially invited to
attend.
Bethany Presbyterian church will
celebrate its rftieth anniversary on
Mueday, July Petb Special services
will be held at 11 • m. and 7 p en.,
and the preachers, of the day will he
Rev. D. L McCrae, Ph. D.. of Hamil-
toe road choose. London. On Moi -
day evening a garden party will be
held at.Mr, Miens, McPbe, wb.e a
good Smote eat sin.
Yesterday win the first of the Jelly
and August ball -holidays for the Mooren
keeper. and their nth, and It mired
beautifully for the cession. The rain
oleo spotted several gardss parties In
town sod adgbb.rbepd.
-ROUGE OE f;ATs- dssre eat
arr�se' Mee,
mid Se Don't t �DVug ain nd
' Country Sams.
►KE A PICTORIAL HE
M RE-
( ORD OF YOUR SUM-
MER OFrINO.
We many a full line cf Kodak+ and
Supplier. Send u• your lams t.,
develop and prirt. We finish
daily Enlargement• w •t•erial•y.
Mail and telephonr.'idel • -u.il have
our pr. top: attention.
R. R. S allows
Telephone :'.l
piper*. :\err.p;ane. are getting to be
like birds around here. Tbry are or.
the- mrve all .he time. We have
Plenty of "rima' brie and gen a:I the
fresh meat we want. flare baron. tea,
tread and tastier or Jim for breakfast.
1a -rt and potatoes for dinner and
cheese slid tea for •upper. Also get
plenty of clothing except sockr. Some-
times we tun a little short r.f them but
not
fpr long. Just had, our is.ue of
•tushing tetacco, today ; that and
mail from home and fm lends is about
the moat welce.rae thing of all. here. '
Had a•churcb service this a. w. in
sn orchard herr. Did not bare any
cbofr or pipe organ. but it was good
singing. in fart, an rrgin tx mm+tesl
irstruwents would seem out of place,
herr.
The conutry around here is very
pretty now. The crops ate well
advanced and the fruit is joist ahmlt
ripe. such as chert ire and ail the emly
kind..
Will have to close. as it is g.tting
dark and our electric lights ale not
working just right. Remember me to
everybody. Hoping this will find ycu
well. With love to all. Your son.
Was.
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Get Your Counter Check Books
Out of Town II
Keep your trade
WE CAN FURNISH THEM at Home.
FOR YUU AS CHEAPLY 1
AND
AS GOOD AS ANOUT
OF TOWN -
PRINTER CAN. LET US CALL AND PRICE
QUOTE YOU, II
The SIGNAL PRINTING COMPANY. Ltd-
WOOL
Ontario • r,:o•t -i:• N• -•-•f .1 'piens(
trainua Soot. Tesehe s are eerier
.eat. Mahe• are t haro.gb and reset -
oases. .-sed. We received more aeeit-
catr'n. IA:- mine b tbIn we bad r.. -
dente gradeata daring the pant
month.. [Wee anp[teartnw R
cetM rm•»t .e. -,-u a .err fen leer
ate+v.era
t.krr at -•' bookkeeper at
(*elle aaondd coorosweW to+Aer at 1110
poi' annum Bo.lrr-• Hien want ear
evdeate.. Get our t•atalgreo at sins.
D. A. 11ic1.ACHt.A' P iedpal.
Wingbam Advance: Word bas
been ree.ived that Howard Snell. an
old Jamestown boy. son of Edward
Snell. of Winnipeg, and nephew of
Mr. Samuel Spell, of Jamestown,
wbo wept with the Mth Winnipeg
Battalion in the first Caoadien contin-
gent, was token prisoner at the battle t
of lengemank and is now in Monster,
Germany. Mr. Kdward Snell was for
• number of years a resident of Wing -
bane
George Reginald Elliott. of Calgary
(son of Mr. and Mn O. M Elliott,.
towns. is gazetted as lieutenant in the
Corps of Guides.
Word has been received from Corp.
('heater S. M•edoeald, of the Royal
Canadian Draerooea, wbo is now in a
hospital in France. Ha was wounded
in the left knee by • piece of shell. At
the time he was in ebargi. of • koros
of stretcher -hearers giving first aid
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Row le This 1
we Myr Owe /sasses Det'.e i seael ter
may ewe of eatrvb Mat mean* M sans. tar
�E'Itawws yI JCsu■Rs EY t CO.. Td.i.. o.'
W. the wswdeand. baye knew, r O.
1 bear! lir tae lost Id ern r••••. and belie..
Man perbeth baesr.w r ad Ms.M,r tri.
Moliimaw auasere'I bin as seer as say
lira
N aTINaL Rana or lb)artiwCS.. IA
lair elelietW wpm the aort= ear
lieu. Casawh Cos. TT .,eek• . stM-
The old reliable
/kindlier Woollen Bill
aow $8 years ms bmaaess.
A G( )OD supply of Berl and
Eloise Blankets, Stock-
ing Yarn. Sheeting. Home-
spun Tweeds, Rugs, etc.,
always on hand for the whole
season.
The World's Finest
Fresh Water Trip
/Reamer. kat-• Port McNseoll "' uler•
W edne.day. Th.rday. sod garcr-tar. f..r
noon the. Marie. Port .trtbur nod tart
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Buggies
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stock of the above high-
grade Buggies.
We have the latest 1915
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Carriage
Store
HAMIL7blf STREET