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When You Put i Your Car
P.- sem for the Wiatw---
•°•"4"4""r. don't leave the Battery ea the car.
SOU ram eutfory
aseeeeesseaw. Deterioral inn m glared), result.
Bring it bele and lave it properly
eared tor. We inspect and test
'it periodically, insuring your bale
tery to he In A• 1 condition In the
Kering,. The charge as inal.
East Street Garage "Owned and Operated 11 a
Practical Man"
GODESICH - - - ONTARIO Arthur M. Glover
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' Donations to Alexandra Hospital.
'The following donations were gratefully
received hv Alexandra hospitai during the
past month: SIO for "Christmas
cheer," Atm -seek -Chapter, I. 0.
D. E.; barrel -of apples, Mr. 'W.
H.. Jewell. Colborne: fruit
E. W. Carrie., Mrs. James Clark. M
Westbrostiee; canned fruit, Miss Wiles,
Port Albert; canned fruit and jelly, Mrs.
IT. est.
r.s • Death of William Seymour.
The death occurred at Detroit on Tues-
. of Mr. William Seymour. a former
wel known resident of Godericb who
nnvI to Detroit some thirty years ago
White Pine and
Spruce Balsam
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if s -ours hinge are inflamed and
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Peustar White Pine and Spruce
Balsam in a healing remedy com-
pounded of Pine Bark. Spruce
Gum. Tamarac Bark, Wild Cherry
ndother well-known Ingredients
recognized inerite.
Get & bottle of thie effective
re ody 114 soon as posisffile and
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in tu sizes.
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Winter Footwear
This season we are
better preitared than
ever to supply your
wants for winter Foot-
wear.
Everything to keep
your feet dry and
warm. Shoes. Rub-
bers and Overshoes of
the best quality that
are sure to give satis-
faction and solid com-_
fort to the wearer.
The prices are most
reasonable.
Mr. Sevmotir's wife. who predec
him, was a daughter. of the late John S.
McDougall. for many years Division
Court clerk io.3(,oderich. Three
daughters and twosorik- -Survive. Mr.
Seymour had reached the good old age of
eighty-seven years.
Another Anniversary.
Yesterday (January eth) was the sixty-
second anniversary of the wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Stirling of town'.
The anniversary was noted by many
friend& and the worthy old couple re-
ceived a number of messages from dis-
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GET RIGHT WITH
YOUR EYES
Coneitler how important a
part VISION plays in your
every moment of life.
Do them JUNTICF.-ere to it
that. n4. eyestrain remains un-
corrected- conault us -we will
tell you Just what to do.
It is the Knowledge hack of
•Mervier that make' this em-
tebliehment a nate place to ob-
tain Eyeglasesee or Spectacles.
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We grind oile,4;wn Lenses.
1014 eat) Mfg.
P OPTICIAN
Va.
mar at,tat iost orrice
tanie points. Mr. and Mrs. Stirling are
among our best, as well as oldest, citizens.
and The'Signal is glad to he able to ex-
tend congratulations upon the passing of
another mileeturie iii their long and happy
wedded life.
Presentation to Mr. Ed. Spahr.
Mr. Ed. Spahr. who left Monday
morning for London to enter Om) mili-
tary service. was presented prior to his
departure with a handsome pipe as a
token of esteem from his feilow-members
of the Menesetung Canoe' Club. The
presentation was made by101r. C. A.
Nairn. and was accompanied by Words
of appreciation from other members of
the Club. Mr. Snahr has been a valued
member of the office staff of the Western
Canada Flour Mills Co.
Adams -Durand.
A quiet but pretty wedding was .soiern-
nized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Latimer, St. David's st.. Monday evening
of last week. when Miss Ida Durand.
sister of Mrs. Latimer, was united in the
holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. Frank
E. Mams. The ceremony was perform-
ed by Rev. R. C. McDermid. The bride
is well and favorably known here, while
the groom is a popular G. T. R. engineer.
The many friends of Me -and Mrs. Adams
wish them happiness and prosperity ur-
g their wedd0 life. They will reside. ing a teaeher-training class.
Goderich. The services in North street Methodist
church will be conducted next Sunday by
the pastor, Rev. Dr. Rutledge. Morning
subject: ''Arf Unfailing Helper." Evening,
-The Three Records." The Men's Sun-
day Club meets in the church parlor at 10
a. m. Subject for discussion: "How can
we curerthe excuse -making habit ?" All
men. young and old. and especially visi-
tors or strangers, will be made welcome,' •
vacant.'
Rev. R. C. McDermids subjects at
Knox churcn on Sunday will be: Morning.
"The Great Commission"; everung. •'The
Waiting Guest."
The pastor, Rev. J. H. Osterhout,
will have (tame of the services at Vic:
toria street church next Sunday. Morn-.
ing subiect: -Help to Prayer." liven-
ing subject: • •The Parting of the)Nass.'•
Owing to the meting of e
Presbytery at Clinton on Jatuary lath.
the regular monthly myting of ,Ihe W •
M. 5 of Knox churzh will not; be held
until Tuesday, January .22nd. at 3.30
o'clock.
The month:y union war. PraYerimeeling
will be held on Wednesday eveni g next,
January IR. at 8 o'clock. in the Baptist
church. After the hearty response last
Sunday of Goderich cititans to the call to
prayer._ it is expected, OW a large num-
ber be present next Wednesday even-
ing.
Rev. Gordon M. Holmes will preach
next Sunday in the Baptist church.
Immediately after theclose of the Sun-
dae schools next Sunday afternoon. the
superintendents and teachers oi the local
Sundae schools and others interested are
invited to attend a meeting in Knox
church called with a view to organiz-
Ne
Passport Necessary.
dian immigration officers are start -
new year with a new passport
ich may prove more trouble -
the old forms to Canadians
make a hasty eait from the
leave no traces behind. The
a serial number that gives
r jesued.
must be
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ing t
form, y
some t
who:wish
country a
new tom
ofli -*
The,destinatio
given and '-dat
made clear. An
caution has beim
in a spacelor sPeci
signer's dependents
• • •
•i must •
of the
of passport must be
ditional war -time pre --
de by the authorities Miss Mary Clark returned to Essex on
statements of she Monday to resume her work as school
A I nt must teacher.
PERSONAL MENTIoN.
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state whether he is si re. married or a Mr. Patrick G. Lynn. of Detroit, was
widower. here on a brief holiday visit to his mother,
Col Race Corning. NIrs. J. Lynn.
Col. T. H. Race. the -.field secretary of Miss Martha Edwards: of Chicago. hasvisiting . her sister, Mrs. ;Drs
the National Sanitar,u; Association, beenne_ilemann
will give a lecture in t Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening. -January 2004 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Weller have re -
at S.20 p. m.-after,churcle service -on turned from a two weeks' visa voth rela-
the subject of tuberculoses. as nature, tives at Buffalo.
treatment and prevention. ! Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Cameron returned
to town on 'Monday night and are at the
with instructive lantern vieiN.
Race isan old journalist, a tra Hotel Bedford.
worldwide expenence. and a spea
unusual ability. It is worth while Miss Waite made a visit dunng the
ing him on this scourge. known ashe holidays to het grandmother, Mrs. Archi-
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"great white plague.' besides his si e bald, of Seaforth.
lights on the present war situation. Onl Mr. and Mrs. J R. Orr and son Bruce
a collection taken for the Muskoka Free left -today for Toronto, where they will.
ke their home in future. •
Hospital for Consumptives.
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THE DAY 070 PRAYER.
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In response to the request of His
Majesty the King that Sunday last be ob-
served as a day of special prayer thro h -
out the British dominions, well-att
and,. impressive service,' were. held in
Goderich. The men gathered hi the
lecture room of Knox church. -which was
well filled; and the women. met m the
Baptist church.", many attending that
a gobrt many had to stand throughout
the service. -
The men's meeting was conducted by
Mr. Geo. M. Elliott. The'town oouncil,
county and town officials and members
of the bar attended in a body.
The order of service was as follows:
The Lord's Prayer in concert. led hi,
Rev. G. M. Hoinws.
Hymn *Oh Cod our help in ages past "
Prayer by Rev. Dr. Rutledge.
Quartette- "Nearer. my God. toThe-'
Thomson. Tay lor.Saimders and
Sexmith. •
Reading and remarks by \Ir. Elliott.
Prayer by -Mr. 4. M. Robertson and
Mr. J. A. Campbell.
Hym -"O G -4of Bet hel.,"
Scripture reading -Rev. J. II. Oster -
hoot.
Hymn-"Ble4 he the tie that binds."
The National Anthem.
Benediction -Rev. R. C. 71/41cDermid.
lustrated
Col.
Iter of
er of
At the Baptist churlish the meeting was
in . charge of Mrs. (Rev.) J. Hamilton,
the ceder of service being as follows:
Reading of King's proclamation'. .,.
. Mrs. tCanon) Hill
I -fries -01A God, our help in ages
pasr. .....
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ture readh‘ge: Nehemiah. 1st
reef .... hire. E. W. Carrie
for "The King and for all who
in the Councilsof our Empire
hose of our Allies.
.Mrs. Captain Fox
\liSmn-". 11 hail the power of Jesus
_REPAIRING —
Geo. MacVicar
North ode Square, Godcrich
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Boys' Overalls
Striped and blue, with hits sizes •-) to 10
Boys' Sweater
Vs. and Mrs. D. G. Salkeld and little
anclarty-Brayley.
datUtter. Richlea. Sask.. are visiting
Many Goderich people will be interested frieniki on the Bayfield teat
in the announcement of the wedding of
Margaret Jean, second daughter of Mr. Mrs.-jkes. of Trenton. IS 'inning at
and Mrs. J. B. Brayley of Galt, which the home of Mr. C. J. W. Taylor and
took place December 27th at the home of 'Miss Taylor, Britannia road. •
the brides uncle, Mr. .1. N. MacKendrick, Mr. William Marshall and son Gordon.
Galt. The groom wag Capt. Gordon A. of Clinton. spent New Year's with Mr.
McLarty of Toronto, formerly of St. and Mrs. Wm. Gauley, of town.
Thomas. and recently, medical officer of
the eth Royal West 'Kent*. Miss Irene wine of Fort Wdliam, are visiting the
Mrs. A. H. Wilson and daughter Cath -
Prayer for "Those in command of our
forces on sea. on -land and in the
air' - NIr.se 06. S. Urquhart
Reading -Her Gift' ..Mrs. Jas. Hamilton
Prayer for who have answered
their country's call and are in
training camps or active service
and for all missionaries who have
been called to accompanynative
troops to the batttehelde" _
' Mrs. Colberne
Hymn -"Nearer, my God, to Thee"
Prayer for ' The wounded and dying
and all who seeve thent in hospital
and trenches; for the mission of
; the Red Cross and for the anxious
and the bereaved", ....- . . .. „s, ...
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:' ... .... ... ...... Mrs. Henry Allen
Prayer for "Our prisoners. thi
a "they
may be given courage and ur-
ance. for all internment ca
and for our enemies that they may
see wherein they have wronged
humanity" NIrs. 0. FergUson
Hynin -"Lead. kindly light"
Prayer for"Our nation that we may
realize the gravity of the situation,
learn the lessons of the war and be
prepared for a righteous victory
and an enduring peace"
. Mrs. Wm.
The National Anthem.
Brayley was bridesinMd and Major Mc- former's father. Mr. A. D. Cameron.
Dowell. V. C. D. S. 0., vse: the officia-
bekre her-mamage Mi. 16' I spending
Nle. J. W. Salkeld. Bayfield road -
cd Goderich. 1, Mrs. J. H. Marshall, Miner Jack and
Railway Changes. I Miss Dorothy have rettirhed tolown after
No change is made in the local train I a stay of two or three months at Lon -
arrangements by the new timetables don.
which cameinto effect on the railways on I NIrs. Elford, of Welcome. Ont., and
Ssinday. On the L. H. & 13. one train a IN1r. and Mrs. Bamsey. of Port Hope,
day tach way has been cancelled. leaving, visited their relative, NIss. Nott,\,Bruce
a morning train from Winuham to Lon- ;street, this week.
don and an afternoon train from London
to Wingham.
There is a newspaper report to the
effect that all uptown railway ticket
offices are to be closed. It is difficult
to believe this. as it would entail trem-
ting clergyman. The bride mother was .peNndlisisnCghtriwstoenaweekMs (Ira tshoef St. Helens, Hele;fs.heisr
Miss Gladys Hoggarth, who had
spending the Christmas.and New Yea ,
holidays with her parents, Huron road,
returned to Detroit on Saturday.
Miss Nellie Catling has returned to re-
endous inconvenience to the public. For sume her -studies at the School ler the
instance, to do any business with the ex- Blind at Brantford after spending holidays
press. telegraph or ticket departments of with her sistersIVIrTs-Akx.MeLeirs
the C. P. R. one would have to go Clinton New Era: Mr. and Mrs. Cun-
down to the office at the harbor. This ningham, of Godwich. spent New Year's
would certainly not be a move in the with Mrs. Nott, Ontario street. - Mrs.
direction of economy of time and en- :Cunningham stayed. the Week with her
ps,
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OF CANADA
A Saving's Amain:
Creak n Capital
To Ilse abnve tit 1,en -
dente on the dally
earnings. Capital le essennal, and the surest wean-. of
accurnulatinc Capital ls thyough,,a SavIngs, ut.«'}unt.
Face the iacts 2S' they ate. Wine when you can
economize, and save money systemancsdly.,
Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
'Mr
He aiterearsis ma ied sell his !amity to
Michigan. His eldest daughter 'died m
1905 and his wife. • Lucinda Young. and
two daughters mark -evened him in letas
In the spring of 1912 Mr. Neilson, then
eighty-twa years 'of age, drove irom
Pigeon, &licit.. with ,Iiis horse and load
ot furniture to Ilensall. where he bought
a farm on which he lived until death ,
so suddenly overtook him. No amount
of persuasion on the _part oi hie family
could make hineleiee Meow n home, so two
of bis daughters antrum- son spent some
months with him at didereht times. hut
at the time of his death wag hibne
alone. -The cause of the lite es' tit known
and his neighbors who nt to his
home could not reerue ,rab the
hadgainedsuch heasiway ibatSthessroof
fell in shortly after they ateSveds on sthe
'scene. Mr. Wilson, wino waseight"yeievee
years of age, is survived by one breeherS
Abraham. of Owendale. Mich.; three
sons -Wesley and Wellington oi Spoke
Wash., and Cambria. of Salt Like City
-and two daughters -Mrs. Gibsori of
Lawton. Mich, and Alice 4ii Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. thhoin and Mr. aryl Mrs.
ergy.
District L. 0. L. Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Goderich
district L. O. L. was held in the hall of
L. O. L. No. 1S2 on January tsth at 2
p. m. After the usual routine of business
Was gone through with the district mas-
ter called on the county master. Bro.
Geo. S'arderburgh. to take the chair for
the election and installation of officers.
The election resulted as follows: District
master. Bro. John McClure of No. 145;
to eputlyrs:. district;cistrit master.ea
Benlo John3c°x of.
1Voorls of No. IS% rec. secy. Bro. Ell
Carter of No. 182; fin. sec'y, Bro. Wesley
Vanderburgh of No. 189; treasurer, Bro.
n Sturdy of No. 182 lecturer, Bro.
ft $1.25
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()PEN EVENINGS
hostess.
Mrs. J. H. Farmer and two children. of
Blainnore. Alberta. are visiting the lady's
mother. Mrs. W. Rhynas. Mrs. Farmer's
husband. Major Fanner. is on service in
France.
At the Galt city hall Tuesday afternoon
of last week Nursing Sister Madeline F.
Jaffrey. R. N. Croix de Guerre. who re-
cently returned from the firing line in
France. wounded and decorated for Con-
spicuous bravery and devotion to duty.
was tendered a civic reception by the cite,
Ounce and presented with an illuminated
address. Mayor A. M. Edwards made
the presentation and several of the alder-
men made congratulatory addresses. The
council chamber was crowded with chi!
OBITUARY.
Strachan
MITCHElL.-News has been received
of the death. which occurred at Purities
on Tuesday last. of John Mitchell, for-
merly a well-known resident of -Goderich.
The deceased was a tailor by trade and
lived here for many years. He. was an
let36 veteran and was one of thbse who
were presented with medals some years
ago for having taken part in the defence
against the Fenian raid. Mr. Mitchell
had reached a good old age, having been
born in 1MS. .his birthplace being in
Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The funeral
takes place today at Hamilton.
Art ur Cooper of No. 300; D. ofzees follseving the reception. Nursing Sis-
Bro. rank Elliott of No. Gil After the ter Jaffray was the guest of the Daugh-
ekctiou and installation the brethren sat ters of the Empire at their cabaret tea
down to lunch provided by the real and dance at the armory. The distin-
lodge, - lster which the meeting was guished young lady is a emote of Mrs.
closed by the singing of the National C. A. Nairn, of town.
Anthem.
Latta---Harri of a thing rather than the catching there -
The marriage of Miss Mary Catherine. of.
daughter of he late Mr,. and
True happiness consists in the pursuit
Mr. George Ha
Latta, of Hounty, Saskatchewan. was
solemnized at • the Ilarris family
residence, Elgin aeenue. at noon
on Wednesday of this -week. Rev Dr.
Rtftledge. pastor of North street Metho-
dist church, officiatingS, The bride,
who was given away by ,her .brother,..
Mr. George Harris, Wes gowned
in white silk and carried sa beaut-
iful bouquet t f bridal roles. The wedding
march was played by Prof. F. Ali Steph-
ens, of Toronto, brother -in law if the
bride. After the ceremony the wedding
party, including only immediate relatives
and a few intimate friends, partook of
an excellent repast. and Mr ani Mrs.
Latta left ten the afternoon G. T R. train
tin a trip to Buffalo and other paints.
They will returri to Goderich for a fev.-
days- before leaving for their home in
Saskatchewan where the erosm is engaged
extensively and very profitably in farm
ing. The bride's m my frienes in G ele-
rich and vicinity wieh her much happi.
ness in her new sphere.
IL -to Mr. James G. .
CHURCH NOTES.
The Home Presbyterial Woman's Mit-
sienary Society will meet at Clinton on
Tuesday. 1th inst.. at 10.30 o'clock.
Rev James Hamilton conducted ser
vice in the Egrnorelvine Presbyterian
church au Sunday and declared the pulpit
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TAYLOR. -Mrs. Taylor. whose death
was recorded in these columns last week,
was of Irish birth, coming to this country
when \about eight years of age. The
family settled at Kingston, where the de-
ceased was married at the age of twenty
years to Mr. Jonathan Taylor, of that
cite. who predeceased her thirteen years.
There were eleven children in the family,
and all are living. Latterly Mrs. Taylor
lived in Goderich with her son, \1r. C.
J. W. Tayior. organist of Knox church,
and a daughter, Miss Taylor. The re-
-mains were taken to Kingston (or burial
in Cataraqui cemetery, Rev. Canon
Fitzgerald conducting funeral ser-
vice there on Friday last.
BANES.- The death oecurre4yery sud-
denly at Crediton on Christina !Tay ni
Nils Joseph Banes. a well-known esident
of that plate.. He and I Nirs. Haat were
getting ready to pay a visit hi ir
daughter, Mte George Hepburn
Stephen,- and while Mr. Banes wa
hitching up the horse he dropped over
and dted instantly. Deceased 'showed
no stens whatever of ill -health and had
made no coniplaint. Mr. Banes was a
lifelong resident of Stephen. He was
highly respected and' was a faithful mem-
ber of the Islethodist 'church. Ile was
sixtv-eight steers of age. Besides his grief-
stricken widovelle leaves one eon and two
daughters - Rev. Percy Banes. Of Ben -
miller; Mrs. Nlollard, of Grand Bend, arid
NIrs. Geo. Hepburn:, of Stephen.
MANS'ON.-011e of \ the last of the
early eettlers'of Stanleepassed away at
her home in that township on Wednes-
der of this week, in the person of Sarah
Finlayson, widow of the late John Manson.
The deceased was a native of • New York
City and was married hi the early
she and her husband corning • to',CMuida
and settling on the Goshen line iie Stan-
ley. 'Mr. Manson, who was a ot r s
the late Mrs Peter Adamson of Gederieh,
died some fifteen years ago. Five sone
and three daughters survive: John, tte
the Goshen line: Peter, on the old home-
stead ;• Alexander of T.rronto; 4.1
Alen Esler, of Alberta; Mrs. Cathcart,
Winnipeg; Robert. of California,. Mrs.
of Saskatchewan; and Miss Margaret, ••••
. who was with her mother at the time , 1
her death. The deceased was an aunt of
Mrs. Walter E Kelly and of Miss Jennie
Manson, of town. She was a devoted
wife and mother and a friend to all. her
sweet unselfishness of spirit endearing
her to all who came in contact with her. I
She was a member of the Preshyterien
congregation at Blake and was much in-
'
terested in the welfare of the church.
The funeral tak s place tomorrow (Fri-
day) and will be attended by Magistrate
Kelly.
WILSON.- Mr. John Wilton, of !fennel'.
who perished in the tire which destroyed
his home early Tue-iday morning, Decem-
ber Ifith, was the eldest on of Jonathan
who needed in Goden‘It a num-
ber of years ago. Mr. Wilson spent the
greater pert of hit life in Colborn' town-
ship, most of his family being born there.
es
is Rheumatism of the face.
Uric Acid left in the hkesd
by disordered kidneysl
loders along the nerve
which hranehes from the
eye over the forehead, and
across the cheek to the
aide of the nose. The
Cat/4e Is the semen's in all
Rheumalisni - diwordered
Kidneys. The Cure 'alike.
wise the Flame-
Doddls
Kidney
Pills
Clothes
Make
the Man
they say ; hut we mike
Clothe's. . Ike have
'hem mak ing them
quite a wh1e, too,, and
have given satisfaction
a whole lot of people.
este want a new Suit
ercoat, Why not
see us?
John 1.. Alt: ; -1. 11,0 !.114.-I .1 .k1,141 of
p.....lort .it 1%. WIN
which Um* 4,4 rriday, 'i. -r
21e1, leen 1‘
reootertnys snAtelritalt vt
Rev J. R. Knight , ssoitedSby iiveitheis
of the Orange W.I.% ol -.4,htal Mr. Wileon
was one of the oldest' ',b. -inters. The
pallbearers -sere Wee.. Oral,10 men.
lL)cipoved sycworsit,h1, felt for the oart-wing'
merit thea v. ry sad bereaves.
f\ r.
School a \Loommerce
CLINTON, *RIO
\Winter term Legins
. Monday, Jan. 1917
Stutletes liter c
R. J. Armstrong
MERCHANT TAILOR
South Side Square, Ooderiekt.
Courses iu
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EFFICIENCY k the motto c4
this School and it is the aim
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\to fit,tf iole•its for politico -Is
iu w$,:rthey will do Vredit
to themselves and constliand
good .
Gil.; (nay `sworn in the Sdlool.
For partictilars writ(' to
IL F. WARD, B.A., At, Accts.
PHoNi: 24)s Principal
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