The Signal, 1926-1-14, Page 51 1
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Amid
1
r
with Penslar
White Pine and
Spruce Balsam
Sold in 25c, 50c and $1.00 bottles.
The cough remedy to touch the spot. Build up your
system with a good tonic to fortify yourself against the
rigors of winter.
Campbell's Drug Store
Phone 90
Goderich
Unwin in Buenos Aires It is 90 In
the shade. Bead that to your fur -
glace. Border Cities Star.
tt team th.• little children an Rtlll
learn anatomy at mother's knt.•.-Ar-
kaailaa Gazette.
Millinery Sale of
Sensational
Values
In this sale we offer
the best selection in Hats
that represent the most
exclusive models of the
season, in' style, in mater-
ials and trimmings. You
will find just the Hat you
in this half-price
want
sale.
All Winter Millinery
one-half ,price.
Miss MacVicar
Kingston St.
Pregnant to Be Broadcast
ltadio fans In Enron county and
throughout Ontario should tune lo Inn
CFCA. Toronto, on Thursday evening,
January 21st. when tine annual at-
home of the /furor' Old Boys' Associa-
tion of Toronto is to be held in Odd -
fellows' Temple, '"' College street.
The program of dance mltslc nod the
Purity Flour quartette headed by A.
C. Chapman will be broadcast from 10
t p.m. to 11.30. through the eourteay of
the Western 4'ana.la Flour Mills
1'ompauy.
The H. (l, H. has now grown to n
membership of 1,10) In Toronto and
the gathering this year 1,4 ex •m.) to
be the largest ..n record.
Borten Till'R orchestra williiupplc
the music, which p� tucans the I that
ten be bad 1n Toronto.
Speelat prises w g vow
%Outer. at euchre Gird bridge. whlc
cou.tueuee sharp at 44.30. Dancln
from 9 until 1 a.m. Lura•hs,n will 1
served at 11.:t0.
All the isoople from liuroa are i
vit.Y1 to Is. presegt and renew o
.,
n lualntard- The pr.sredn will
n e.irtrihltlon to a fund created b
the A•sat•latfon last year in aid
Huron county hospitals.
THS SIGNAL,,
GODERICH, ONT.
Tburwlu), '.1 iJX., S
HoaOS rsUUBYTZZIAL
MEETING AT CLINTON
VI ochres of l'ontinuing Prrsbytrrbsn
l'Irur•rtt Present Report'
The annual loin,• -s w•-. llttg of the
continuing lturru PreebyterialSatiety
was held in the liaptfat ichutrb.
ton, 00 Tue,alay, January 12th, with
an attendance Of torn. Tine presi-
dent. Mrs. F. 11, [Arkin, oneupled the
ehuir. Mrd. R. O. MclkruaitL of Clod-
,•ri.•h. rend the Seripture league. Mb/.
Edna Mat -Ewan. of ti,lderich, read the
opening prayer. The minutes were
then rend by the s.Y•reh.r, Miss U. I.
e:ruhaw. of Sovf.rth.
Encouraging reports acre pre+ahlttd
by the se•r•tarl.s of tilt various Pre*
byterlal dclalrtmenta. 'flat report of
the treasurer. Mrs. T. Swan Smith, of hug Iasli onsets associated with .some
Seaforth, kbowed receipts from the of the greatest figures In British L1,
anxlllarh•x young women's anxttilrhsc tory during the last four emturi.s.
nod mirwlon lands li. Golerleh, Stu- Its most fatuous resident was the
forth, Exeter. ilensall. Bayfield and t'hun, i1or alp). out -rime bosom friend
Clinton from July, 192,5, to 1►.rewi»•r .f Henry VIII. Sir Thomas Mur,.
:11,:. Its;,:, of $1.765.58. alio built a wuuslou at rh.1 ea. which
I oma, Ids home from 15:51 wail his t!
Shrines of 1BritainM
's ort
Mori(w of Fuu.us buildings anti historic sites in the tl.•tl•.rl& i
which are Enshrined 4iloriuus Memories of 11141,160n.
\Igen and Notable Exelts.
IBp Cbarlee coma?
Il•gietenxi in ammnlane• ,ill, the l'i•p)rit4 1 \,•t
ui
CHELSEA ( arch. The building ,a,
Sir Christopher Wren. and in it.
Chelsea. a riverside suburb .t Lon. ! 1w11 Meal ,bals•I are to he Num' num'
4011. ,11101 is generally believed to de-
rive Its name froom the Auglu-S,txon
"('h•s•Iracy•' metn1ng "gnta•1•isle;'
itI.)t'EII1TS
Knos Auxll'y. 4.,,dori411 ....:1 .274-g..4.7510U
_Maxillary
7:1uwv,11 to the Tower of London. usher(
ltuyfeld (3' Ih• tvus ex.r•w4,d In 1.'i,41 fur the crime
Fretcr .kuxiliary
4itawn Auxiliary
l ieutulll .lux I l lu ry
Ma,41111rray .111.. tiederieh 1:10.00 and 1ioliteIn. the la1,11r.--1v,.4L-with
Arthur Circle. G.tlerleh 4411.09 Mort, at Chelsea for youu• y,•.nt. :old
Barbara Kirkman Y.W.. Sem- i the king was 7•}11,4 constant visitor.
forth 21:+.00 moi after he had sent More to the
Vuclalitrray M1.ulon steer. 1 seaRultl 1lrury built a manor beuM4 +It
Kill fort 19.30 Chelsea. *Welt became the rbildb,pd
home .f 11111.441 Elizabeth, 'alio lived
.$171i5.:1N there with 11er stepwothcr, Catherine
DiSBURSEME:NTS l'arr. anti in later years the house
was the residence of the UueL,•ao of
'total_ at+ ►fit set. _ ttawa.t__ .---M,.rm,rwtli after Let huniatal bad
riwlal treasurer. Ottawa-.m17t1"r.fY3 Itr11 ex.Y utwt by Ja. s I1.
J711. Smith 1 Mrs. T. Swan Smith/. C lei s a Itramr a fashionable resort
Huron 1're,tllytorial Treasurer. ll ih.• ndg't of l:hrrles ll, and the
tel to the y„cry �t.uapl•h va ;t Irtvtt•nt vialt-
1•J,kW of refusing to acknowledge deal the
x0.011 royal tyrant was the head of the
1390.00. C'Lur•11. Erasmus. the i►utob writer.
gun . was conve
4hltariu Provincial Soviet, exprealpg or at Standford Manor (louse during
h , deep apilre•tatIon of the work of the • the tlri, it was the residence of Nell
g 1 lane Mrs. F. H. Week Provinciall a,'- (:ayl.ue. A century later a Targe plot
"-.1. rotary, and the sense of loss .ustafuel of kiwi wax laid out are an entertain -
ft 1 by the lVumeeo's Missionary S4441.1y 'tient lark known as Itan,•lagh Gar-
i and the t•re,4byterinn thumb through- .lens. which for over sixty years was
trots treasured relic« of British vic-
tories on the tattl.•ncld. Ttw h.aph
tel hos :w0 Inmate,. all old saddlers,
who wear a quaint eighteenth e,•n-
tury uniform t,alalatlug of a (rt•k,Yl
hat' and Ion/ -WWI-. *NNw in slimmer
and blue in whiter. 1►r. Charles Bur-
ney. .the 11Isturian of usual.. Lind
friend of Dr. -Samuel Johnson. wn• or
Itis Ist of I,e chapel for over Iblrt�
1 i.urs, and the hall was the seem of
the I.-iug-Irl-slat.• of the great thlke of
1\'.•Ilingtun.
1 For three esutarlet m:toy ..4 our
tilos: lemma painters and literary
1 uhv hat.• mark• their homes In 1'1el-
rra. -r‘.1:1,141.1
wthe Rreat artists who
have r.sIdel thorn• are 11anlel Mae
111-e. the fri.•ud or lib -Loris: Inuit,
1 t1ahri.d tt'wawtti. who Installed u
menagerie In his hnek garden. munch
1,cu the annoyatu•e and 1errur of hit
nelgtlbors: T,Irner. who studied an,
Imisty sunrises and sm,•.•t.. from 1111 -
..
lint roof ..f his hoose and. like his near
I neighbor. Whistler. learl•,l -tees Renin
liful the most ...mtnonpluee object.
It,•rsnie when viewed through the base
, w1,ieh .v.nhnwg the groat city. 1t
was the female nh•mh•rs of" til• artist
}!colons' in Chelsea who atarttsl the
pr•ttent world -aid.. craze fur k.I4,.4
hair. -
Its 114 of fata.ns literary resident..
it a lengthy .�n.e and ►writhes Joseph
ld,li-,n. Sir iti'•hard Steele. Doan
Swift. Tobias Smnll•tt, Henry ('4. 1»
Id ,Lit Canaan t.y the removal of ale of
',Its outstt,dinrg workers. Sympathy
oY 1 mus also expr.,ua•d 10 her sous to Tor•
l i4ltu: to Rev. lir. Stewart. of Toronto.
In the death of his wife, a fortuer
_J'i member of the Huron Presbyterial: to
the family of Mrs. M. Y. M.'lean. long
au active and tafo.H worker. and to
the following bereaved fnwlliest: lir,
1 1v. F. ('lark, G.d.rieli ; \tri.. lto1.•rt
Winter. Seaforth: and the fatally ..f
Mrs. Jam,•% ROW DMA. Fxot. r.
Mrs,. Jamar Stellar/41y waw ap-
pointed delegate to the, l'rurineial
meeting. The following officers were
appointed for 1it9(: President, Mrs. F.
f 11. Larkin. Seaforth : tel, -president.
1 Mr,. It. l'. M.!h•rmld; e:ok•rk•l : .91.1
ek,-presld'nt. MI;s. J. F•o.lc; Std
vies -president. Mrs. O. 11. M,Taggurt.
1'Iinnm ; 4111 v ice-prc+i•k•ut. Mrs. J. C. '
11irl.4. seaf.rth; secretary. Mts. H. 1: '
1'ir,,hanl. S,af,rth : treasurer. Mrs. T.
i se:,,, Smith, Seatortb; II..,... II.lp•rt'
>tr,. J. Fraser: Hayfield: N.W.A.. Mrs.
J. \t.•Mur,hy. Clinton: M. -.moil band.
I )ins. H. .1 Gilson.- Seaf.rth: Ittnlry
i and lit. -return•. Miss Isals-i Macl:.van.
.
':o,lerielo: welcome s.•ret.,ry. Mr. 11.
\rued. Ihv,call : supply. Mrs. W. 1).
Fair, Clinton; 41111d Tiding-. Miss I..
M. .I.. -k. -IL Exeter; press secretary.
I lir,. 11.4141111, 4i..tl.•rrh.
1 .l helrty vote 0r thnnk. w.1. n•ml.�
Euchre and Dance
Oddfellows' Hall
Thursday, January 21st,
1926.
Aunpict•r' of the Women's
Institute.
Admission s 50c.
To buy your groceries during the coming year
from the f1 esh and wholesome stock at Sparr's.
Sparr's Gr
e
Goderich
town.
1'
,d the Ilntou ladies for their getter- .
,11M huspltality.
1.111 mus: Knox eholr (,111.rrt on
.Ian nary Jft. C:L.•M. elwnisei. solo.
:End interesting instrumental numbers.
E1ENING ('LASSES
Thew classes are n.* organizing as
follows: Itusketry on Monday at 730
µm.. and Saturday at 2 p.m.; fancy
knitting on Thur>NIny nt 7.30 p.m.:
automobile mechanics on Tuesday at
7.30 p.m. i mmm,•rdsl subjects on
Monday and Wedn.sl:y at 7.30 i.m.
Having received some inquiries
about dames in home nursing and In
making of children's clothes, the in-
dustrial tommitto will gladly or-
rantse these classes if sufficient num-
bers ;will join. Mr. Hume will be
pleased to take your name by letter
or telephone between P and 7 o'clock
any everting. and he w111 he In the pub -
lie library basement on Monday. Tues-
day and Thursday evening? from 7.30
to S.15 o eleck. The classes w111 be
organised ns soon as enrolment is suf-
ficient and you w111 be notified person-
ally when the claws begin.
These courses will he under the in -
W. C. Snazel now in his new store on West Street
(next Brgphiyy Bron.)
Everything in Men's Wear
t 1
W. C. Snazel
1 1
Haberdasher and Dry -Cleaner.
West Street Telephone 339
Announcement
We are now in our new
stand (old Hydro Store)
on the north side of the
Square, and invite the
ladies of Godeiich and
vicinity to visit us.
SisserereeseirassarsesesesaelSesissesesn
Universal Millinery
•
Wreaths
for Winter
Memorial Decorations
and for any purpose
All styles and prices.
Decoration baskets and
bouquets. See Mr. Sturdy's
xx Endow.
Mrs. C. Cooke
NLulland 4 enlrter> Phone 6114r22
MODEL T
is
111 .1 ftl1• -ro -1 --poptttar -*wen of
alnns•mewt in I.0.ndou nod Haan .1
pr.quhn•nth it+ twiny of the works of
the 4:.urghn, uov,•lists. •
•
The o:dent .hnilding in Chelsea is
the pxcttrr.•. lam dwelt which date,.
Lack t0 1:1:,11. and has been des -lined
as the moat nn+loillt .dd 'chord, in
,irrat Britain. 1t watt there that Sir
Thomas More donned the rllrfdliv; of
,t parish clerk and ,.:ung -in tin• ,•noir,
and It ea. the •.•.Nie of the s.'ret
,'ending of Ilenry V111 and .tans Sep
ntsur s.••.•rnI day.1 prior to their tsar"
lie marriage. More crestal a "tomb
and neoulIli' 1.t for 'himself itl the
ehnr.dh. lout it i, not at all certslu
that the rennins of the great eau
rest there. L r after his ex..•utiotr his
daughn r oarrhol his helot to Canter-
bury for burial aril there is no record
an 10', hst lieetlme of 111s, hotly. The
(laurels . emitting the graves of the
Mother 4-1..H.h• Jane Grey. Shadwell,
the p•.1. and !lads Sloane. the phy.l-
rnsett(m_.-(rf.--Dr.-On-Bow and Mrs. I.. MITE, star to.lora thti filo Celebrated
('am. Stewart. respectively. 'Birth are I'hysi.•s iiarden at ('helm to the
experts In their deparrawnht t{sath.,. '{t• f'urt)pttnv. The - father
t..$ouVLT.- ' thisio• - l >�rtea awl IJ•tar•
nppreelate what splend t oppnrtunl- Kingsley- ewrote• rector of the
ties are being given them in the above ,church, and jieury his Oven us a
rlas..ert vivid des •siphon of the old ri'It,lse:t L,
.1. P. HUME, 3. W. FRASFR. il•. story of -The Hilly -eels and the
i'rincipal. Chairman of Committee. I•,lrt t '
MEEK UF' J.1.\TARY 414 TO
Anwlrur Nights
oil
Tueadro and N edne*da)
The halo% big is a parlhll 1i..+ •.f the
currants and 1hyn• are nacre e1 to eofile:
(lilt -edged Beetle
• .t 1.tpls•r l .. 11l. r
Mona and l.ur)
cri.e 11 i luod i. '. . •
I'hy1BR Lawrrnee
. The hainty Songster.
The Mysterious 1ultrase
• some Weird itltggng,• 4
Nip and Turk
...in. two 11•-.1' .n•144) •
•4414* -turf. :u :.a) p.w. at regu-
lar price,. No reserved scats. nue
and tu•Ip your favorite *ht a la
RING in nit..., 1.n •-lx ph..
tun argil' ralr ttlef', ;Yell
reeeived at Christmas, 411411
23 � have theta frame}, before
they become damaged. Al-
so) �-nur bnr'w fir rirl'.:
rertitieate. anti ttiplciro .
1Ce will frame thew arti't1
-ally and at reas..nahi.
Bring theta in tlhla>
PI('Tl•REit FOR Tial: WEEK
\lodny and TIestk,y
1NN.1 Q. NILIJ•iON, BEN LYON
AND MARJOls1E I)AW
n a gripping .tr(ria fit :1 * 4li:n. s,
fight ltgalest fate
"ONE WAY STREET"
Smith's ._
Store
East Street Phone 198
' ra6.
advantage of our • lgbbing ra:e s
RADIO!
Come and hear the
S -tube. Set that com-
• l,r;+tlg. 1 „tesla
"M.III) IN 110R0('CO"
1V• .4H...day th..i Thars'bty
Woes
Power, Purity of
I'i•:R1. 11111110NT. SIIIRLE1 M 1-
`40N. \(►111 IiE:ERI "I) R11. r Tone ani --Se =
iIns. 4i.-. i g.-E'll.,t. Mrrt: twrvin•t1--l*-twit
IImit. (:.•..rge II.redlth and Ilall
Caine. -t memorial r..•enttr unveiled
in the 4.11111'ctl t.' Henry .1.1m,s. the
.\meri0au•PMrrn move:1st. "110 died in
(';•rlset ii, 1111(:, re.,•r•4. :h.• Sart that "IA
IRI)
11 ILATTON
feat 1-1 'i .. .lo..••h I••a r...l, . s.i•.•
•
of Iteralllr• ala. -h !ia, -taus .•i.•- of tivity, together
the filet. rlrh•rnslit. ••en aurae
with Simplicity
RD JIM" r" y
of Control.
What is it,?
Come and see !
Jenner's Music
I •'Le r•nuunt•ed Lis. c,••risL.•.l citizen-
ship to give his ;llegi:l o ):n„I:uul
In the first y••.tr of the Gr••nt War. -
1 • The, hnn:e In wati,h 'rhntntts Car-
lyle lived Eor .Ever forty year.. :11,11
wtl.•r.• I.• died in ts.1. now 1
IIIA -,•11111 ,'1111 114111ly p•r'.1.:1` relies ••f
Ott. $tt}t• .•f ('tu•ls,a. and there may to
w.•n 1h.• .,,:rod-pr•••it *ain't' which fie
1at11t .n :h,. roof. H•• v sas else
visited a: Vial -e,1 toy .tifr.d t..o•d
Teffuy, a,. .11 uhic1 ...';1111ot1 the tae.
gr., t 1:.•uIH_•4 41:41. ill Cant of rte- kit•
.Elect tire c..r .1 considerable time
*iih..u; ex.-hm,ging a word but .zrave-
Sr i.nfn :.t ttu:liJ(.iix _clay lei/sett. olid
ea. 11 afh•ra-n-'d- ,.'•:,cost the i.lI•r 1.•
have 0.-,,, a 111..1 .'e'Igell!.11 .'.•II, -
1 aIII--K •
Ih 1'1, 1-.,1 1Y pr••s.ry - l au •: h' r
grand oi•1 o-1� n1111 n atoronr
namely. t'ro't.• hail. It *,.s ere ts.4
i;r+he-silty + f 1 mutual. _ltt 14111 by. sir_
end It til.rward.h..•:Il� • the tn.tn•• of
sir *fliot•a. .Mere before he 'seer to
1'1e'.•••a, After being In two a p11 -
a3. a prison. a warehen.,e anti .1 res-
ta4rnl.- i• was demolished at the
e..tatnenetaue..t-.tf the p-r•cnt ,rl int),
noel itssplendid iatoq.h•tting hull,
1 * 11 I, its line• .rrl(d window ,Inti Bairn•
mer-i.ean, i- .,f. was rn-cre.•t,Yl at
1'h.•I-,'a on part of the rile .4 ,yore's
chi ,'ide.n••e there. -
11'trpyrightld1' -_ -
Januar Clearance Sale Now.
An opportunity ion
values we are offering In t'
Women's anc�Vlisses' Coats at Sensational Prices.
twaited while the season is ' at its height to secure
sale.
Velours, duvety nes, suedlnr
flare skirt.
Georgette Evenini
in all the newels, shades and a
,arvellas, some fur -trimmed and some plain
Beautiful
in lovely styles and shades, all t
Sport Flannel Dresses in
Values you have never h
the
with the
rases to dear at very low prices
Canton Crepe Dresses ,
at very special prices.
Cflare skirt styles, to dear at $3.95:
of before. Come in'and see.
Royal Ladies'1
EAST SIDE OF S
eady-to-Wear Co.
: • GODERICH
' ,-. 1'.
Nei( tiwctnte h-pet8therly 'iwlptaosts►
to Imvr infiucd chariest 11 to er.'t
4'heisea !hospital. hilt the credit for
the totetot:l1lon .f ills tikiert, 4 •
for +la,'d ..Idler. I. dile to Sir s'-
peen Fos. who •• ,, l'ncnm'ter 11.-n
eral h1 the reign ..f the Kerry NI
I llir liar$ 4'otlt'il
"HIGH SOCIETi"
Frhloy :,w1 5 !,,rd.,y
('ZAIRE: !WINDSOR. EUGENE O'-
BRIEN, EILEEN PERU .IND
('DIRE IMAMS
11.•,1,1 n wonderful east In a great •lra-
,
matin presentation
• "SO( I.S FOR S.1RI.El�"
1'hri-ti•• coluely
P.tTIIE NEWS
Slatit,. Saturday at :r.00 p.m.
(•OMIN4.-"TILE PONT- EXPlimiti E T
Store
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
i t)1)1 It1(h1 T(IWNSHi1'
The township •,nth-il 91e1 011 Mon -
doily Inst. .111 made the neves-Ary
de•h,ratin and s. fled down to work
like old-timers. It; haw No. 1, setting
the•ralnrl., 41•e some as Inst year.
was plass„t : al... blaw N,. i11F
printing the sante .testate. with the
ce4•pt1. 4 of Mr ..luatla . x, ora? fur
natrttor. Instead .f Mr. • E:. .\. Y",i.
Ward No. 1 14 t. 1n' r) re-,-nt.d by
• 4'onnellior Middleton; No. 2 he 4'nlln•
elll0r tbineki• : No. 3 h;r Reese loot :
Not, 4 and 0 by Conn -111.w 1'hareid il,
and No. 3 by Councillor Jcrrim.'
ria. ealnry .f the road superintendent
WAN set Of ant• lter hour and the rl•rk
was Instructed t.. adrl•rtt-e for appli-
cations. T1m
The nppdnteilt of a rood
soterhrt, wrest was left over until
Elshrnar- 1. The pay for tesms w..rk-
Isg roods r,ds to be 40c per hour and
14.
2:s tor me1.
n. Mr, Martin .*des in
tervi.•we4 tree e0pnteil 1'o trees on tin'
itnaas3 e•: 'Chia being in the Rt„v.'' ,
ward. it 1ta' left for him to .1•111 s11h
It. Mr. swear Tetrhntt prwrnt.•.t n
,Ia1o1 for •1:tm:,u.• r r buggy. Thi• wasleft over avail lilts: mooing. Tin
• 1
clerk" ea- in•tnu•t..11 t•. invite• E:I1tt4'
10•.•r Irai.:. ..f the Icr.n sic sal IWth-
-wa}s lr.ltcst btu uL Iti vI.il 'L.• (4ttncll
and give 14 •alk .n r • ••r .ori Ilon.
The (•sih.a ,: ;("'o..:.r- trier,•
ztpaid:
-C,'-s.1t,•orft- 71111ing. w'► 't"rE' Trrs-lt
wnrtha. gray,•;. 42.10: I.,314*1l. d.:.
1►2.141:W. „ihit t.•o, lift,.di:.•ti:1: 11. (:.
Th.nn'.n
T.1.011 et,i'on
• 4;. Th.nn...h. i.1,141.1',: ,.1 m
. them. \Idler. :,414►. ,old ':.y.. 'rt•tor.
t1.25: iloa'a -.irnrd'. 11i„tau. g2:'i:
i J. E:. WhItcli. is,-rig".-tntb•i •cry al '
hoer, -'r .n toen►rnf•-- t%22.:11. r.•'
Hi 41(44 H.1,1441'14,. .1. 4.. Woo.; .n roi. e
I11ry 1. at 1.30 p.nt.
1t. ,i. THl11ll'`l4►a, Clerk.
l•••1. -nes. ,t.4; tt.
r.s- 111,0 sltndrles.
ip..grnr.11hl 4111:
Are Yon D ssahshec =' you tt t� l etltr
Training to command
Write -- #es
4 1114'tl r•gartliii '1:. for snldetits rowing daily by train. Courses:
Commercial, Stenographic, Special, Civil Service, Secretarial and Teacher's
Course. Winter Term begins on Tuesday January 5, 1928. For in
formation apply to
M A STONE:. Commercial Specialist, B F WARD, B. A.
,•grit„'.I•.ii Phone 198 I'nn.-,pal, Ihtiton
Foot Comfort in
Cold Weather
FELT BOOTS and SLIPPERS, LUMBERMEN'S
RUBBERS, OVERSHOES, GOLOSHES,
MOCCASINS, SOX, etc. .
Everything to keep youli -free, -WATM-1014-dry--..
during the severe winter weather.
A'complete stock of Trunks, Club -bags. Suits
cases and Hat -boxes. .A call solicited.
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