The Signal, 1926-11-4, Page 7•
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Mrs. Junes Nieie.l. of Morris town-
ship, died' (k'tuber nth in her fortieth
year. '
Jacob Phil-'Leits•r, of Crydittw, diet
October 2slyd art the age of sixtydour
gran. Ile war• unmarried,
farm on the 4111 concession of Grey
township to Thema. Vodtlen. of Ethel,
fur $1.300.
Mr. and Mrs. Ww. gray. of Mullett,
have reeiyel a silver service medal
won by their sou I.:dwintd In the Great
\Vat. Edmond died a ft -w months
atter his return front overseas.
A debate hetweet the United church
young people of Wroxeter and those tit
Bluevalc on the subject. "Resolved.
that party government should be
abolished," was won by thieuegative
debaters, representing Bluevale.
At the, 1'nitrd church avenue, Wal-
ton. October 2nd. Rev. W..1. Maines
united in warrluge Miss Mary E., eld-
est
THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.School. fractured his right arm al
the' I
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ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF
Walew
11r,llay. \"' •tidier
• p,artmtpt of \\''w• lwbinsgll'e 1l1dhk WOMN COULD
County and District Ib completely destroy
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rd work un the � HARDLY WAIK
lock tit two ewes and toe hu ug
and ci hard were to rt of cul -
ted. By a
uuttlNr flit flghtrrs, the destruction of
I b buildings wits prcveuttel.
Seven.
•uf age and .Mrs. Kttig sixty other vest y
rNit.
Five head. of cattle belonging to which place a brigade arrived with
, ptUbhllUp slid
sled net -idly frees rut ing theta apples. his family 'lived over the store.
Three ut the animals were baby they lust everything. There wits i(►.
utlaura- The 51M1 luyytrauce. but this dues not utwr-
, •s c berm c lodged I' covet the loss. as a large stcx•k
1 U * from
A. ctrl! was Brut w Brussels, u
Ralph Willis. of Stephen township, cbrmtcal rugine, MIL and
wee -
seeds of the apples hal X 3 -t
In the stomach, causing d
'dowel' l' of nue tit the an
opt -tell nod a pailful of se'etls removed. Several neighboring 001101ugs were
The wurriage of hens ala., only
ttuuglltt r of firs, 'Wm. !laugh, 9(11
concession of Turnhtrry, to Harold T.
GllkIneon, eldest son tit Mr. and Mrs.
Richard (Atkinson. of the saute ettttces-
slonh was solemnized at Te•swater, by
'Rev. 1)r. Forbes. 1111 October 20th. - CLINTON
Th. young couple are making their
home-uu-tlle-gruuuia farm In. Turn- : Miss jbNsstc Slitklalt has returned to
berry. New Yoik t'lty after d cislt with her
W. Simsen was eroasing the ('.P.R. ..,... .
el
bel The fire Is supposed to have
Mrs. Horn Tells how Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Restored Her Health
Hamflton,Ont-"I have taken Lydia
E. Pinkham'a Ve -end
ta waald not
writs while cranklug u car,
Nelsen,' Huukiu, tun of Thomas lluu•
kin of t',hnrne, wits seriously Injured .I ii
when a %amen In .-artwhichhe was dray-
ailing howif edith a a•ath eats att•tle•k fly ' Sheriff's Jelly Ioirders
uu tutu. a sire lluuklu wua.tbrowu out I
and suf erevl a trut-turcelter and au in- it
jury to his shoulder. The team tilt ' [
away anti the eager 11118 hazily` I 1 3 Jelly Powders for 25c and ■
smashed. Our of the huracs handed-■
oat its buck In a ditch of water and a glass fruit nappie free 1
was nearly .drowned. ■
-iFgt.J':a••isrr 1•rLo,)1 0[ the UNtgriu ■
Plowmen's .\ss"cintit11 lord u tine day
cath. Fee carr
nasi. mesa stuns from an overheated furnace.. without it now. for its plowing watch.
badly scorched sits their whitlows
broken by the lieut. Bert Malt ti'.
house had a swore scorching, and hitt
blacksmith situp was on fire several
times.
about a mil" cant of Gerrie one mora- Dr. R. A. Worthington and Mrs.
hag recently when his car stalled right Worthington, of Canmore, Alta.. were
est daughter of tat r. and Mrs. \\'m. Mc-
Call,
on the track. A passenger train was re•,•nt visitors in town and vichrity. it
('alt, and Archie J. \'rung, Win of upproarhlug and Mr. aimtt„n tried 10 is tldrtcru year" steer I)r, %Vorthtug
Mrs. Mary .\. Young. of Hullrtt. 'Fit• push the oar tiff the track; bili tailed tau left Cliutetn.
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new couple will resale on the Young 1 to ekt sit. Ur gut to a plat* of safety
himself, but the car wee carried along
the trucks and practically eh•ntolisht-d
homestead in Mullett.
The debate Iwtwe•n a team of
speakers representing itrutrlt-ld
l'uited church Young T'e,ple" s,Soclt•ty
ant-r.1ems-Awns tet: Aatlrew'a church.
Bayflrld. en the subject. "Iteselved,
that Dirty- goct-rnutwlt should b•
eboliahel." - eats won by the afflrma-
tlre. wthktr-wa--l,t.lnbl-b - the Tinter -
tel.!
te1.1 young people.
While returning from Stratford in
en nutothubile Inuit an McTaggart. of
Cray township, caw a ear approaching
fu a reckless wanner. and turning out
to avoid a eol1 ituuu he meet his own.
car In the ditch. "Mrs. McTaggart.
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-Wet wltb Dim, had pec -arm
broken and was taken to Stratford
b'oiipital for treatment.
Oily a few days separated the
death of 'Mee, Stephen L. King, of
Tttrnberry. and that of Jter husband.
Mrs. Kittg passed away ,mldenly uu
(k•tuber '22nd and Mrs. Ring on the
25th. Both lied been in poor health,
and It is thought the shock of_ his
wife's death hastened the pausieg of
'Ir. King. Three daughters and one
M K[seventy
before the trails euuld be stopped. Mi, and Mrs. l;eorge Colvin. well -
The village of \Vroxeter had a (1116- known residents of Ilruasela, on (k-
astrous tire on Friday tight. (Molter letter 23rd, t't•Ie4n•ated their gulden
:'111.1. 11 started in the dry geode dr- ,,,•.Iding. They have- been residents.
of Brussels ever sitter their wedding.
Of their twelve children six are Billie.
and there Inc also uinete•n vault -
children aid- pit F great -grand hiltl:-
Tht• escasion was marked by a family
gathering and the presentation of a
purse of gold from the family.
Thursday afternoon of last_ week
was the last of the weekly halt -boli
days in Brussels for 11124. Most of the
weekly holidays tide year were fav-
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Ior Balli a Center,'
the Standard.
Su((rtinf til'treatment
DrCHASE S
OINTMENT
BLYTH
1 had a female
trouble so badly I
could hardly walk
and 1 was all run-
down and could
hardly get around
to do my house-
work. I would be
in bed three or
four days at a
time. I was told
by a friend to try
your ' egetable Compound. I did, and
by the time 1 took two bottles 1 was
beginning to get around again. 1 took
ten bottles in a11, and now 1 am all
right again and doing my own work.
I have six grown-upa to work for, so
I have plenty to do. I also used Lydia
E. Pinkham s Sanative Wash, and I
think it is go00. But 1 owe my health
to the Vegetable Compound, and I
think if more of it was used women
would be better off. I would not be
without it if it cost much more." -
Mrs. NELLIE HORN, ..13 St. Matthews
Avenue, Hamilton, Ontario.
Do you feel broken down, nervous
and weak semi -Wm s? Lydia E. Pink-
ham'e VegetabluCompuund is excel-
lent to take at such a time. It always
helps, and if taken regularly and per-
sistently. will relieve this condition. C
which wap held
October �3ud on the farm of \\'w.
Welsh. two tulles north of 'huh. 'Flier'.
were a y;uud number of competitors as
ni-!l as of .1tietarnra and everything
wcu.t .R well. W. A. 1)k-klestal.' of
11-kwv,,91. eye- the judge. " and he
evoke highly of the work done by the
plowmen In the various competitions.
waking sI*.•laI we•utioe tit the plow-
ing dune t.y Roy 1'y'nda11. of Seaford'.
In the bays' class.
the finding of the body,ot their 1011
Frank: who► was- drowned rw�yhilllee duck-
s , 00 i t, . i - it -t hil9'-UIwe
funeral took place at Detroit. Tbel
deceased leave/ a widow and oat
child. F.rangelicnl ehurh had :a IdK dny uu
Word has hewn received that Dr. E. I 1Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor. former Euuday last. t• heti *hair ho uta• tit oil
(' Wilford sailed 011 October 14th residents of 'Styli'. now of 1011a.i'hl which has been rebuilt during
fl11 tit p•
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The II/ .•1' \Ir. and t\Ire. 1'harltr
Frits. Zurich. ants the scene of au tn•
Wresting' t•ce•n1 ,tn Sat Unlit y. '1h-tuta•r
LKtrd. when their only daughter. Doro-
thy Hannah. was united is marriage
tt Dr. Haney ll. Cewe•n. of Zurich.
Bee. F 11. :Meyer ,tt 1Msha•aed sus
the officiating clergyman. The happy
eveuple• uftt•rwa rds left by motor on a
hont•ymuon trip to Rochester. N.Y.. and
other points. anti amain -tbetr return
they will reside in Zurtch. where the
groom
1 Our Special Blend of Black Tea at 59c per . ■
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10e' to 21k• cheaper than the package tea.
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\\'e••gGitui .aur Ite�t ('o1Te.• fre-it for your, Order. It has II
given satisfaction for years. ii
.1 large S tit. Ledtic of Vanilla or 1e'l ton'Extract for Z5c 1
aistt a large 1 Ib. bottle at 50t'.
New large' walled BRAZIL NUTS, this year's crop, at 25c Ib. .
21 burs Snap, \Icl'.weit', Special, for il.00 ■
1 49c 1
I'alultree Teiilet Snap, per dozen
al Specials in dry Goods
aBlanket.. 1-tidtrttear. Overalls, Shirts, Socks, Mitts,
II 1;1.tves, rte.. at right prices.
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J. J. McEWEN
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Redpath &1ug:tr per bag. the cheapetit it has been for yours.
South Side of Square
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- _:iir and Mrs. I'eter Dekker'. Jr..
celebrated the tenth anniversary' or-
their
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their wedding with a gathering at
their home uu aluuday' (-vetting of last
wt•rk.
Albert Siebert. after spending the
summer here with his parents. has re-
turned to 'Montreal for the hockey
se•atiolt 111(1 will agntin' play With the
l e•htampinn 'Mant.us. ,tu which tenni 114.1
, • made a brilliant rte.ord Inst winter.
The 11 .11 of the Zurich
from Vancouver fur Colne. Owing to II flan., recently erlebruted tlar t e I the last few months. was reopened
the unsettled conditions In China. Mrs.1 anniversary of their wedding. and rrdwlicatrd. The sats,. skim hats
Wilforel�and children are remaining in The men who have the wort in hand t1 b,',r (nlarge,l snitlt,' tttiltt•d anti the
\'auerouver for the resent. I are rxp,erleuting great difficulty 111 I
p new bridge over alai. , congregation naw hear a tine church
me.
A mnye.aent is on foot t" have alt
for Detroit on receipt
of the t w•s of ( Creek, owing to the .cotenant rains.
The detour is umpassnble for the same
ado survive. r. ng was I
reason. sits cora. including the God -
to.
village. The actual week cannot 116•
.•rich -Owen Sound bus. are compelled I g I ♦ judge. to delivering the charge
�' ■ ■. ■ 11 ■ i 1 ■ 11 ■ t 11 1 ]♦ ■ 11 t 1 ■ 1 ■ 1 = I tit, gu over a mile east through the side done until next year, but surveys and to the )try, said: "Gentlemen, you
road.
iswas arrested
for steatite pigs. The offence seems
to be getting a common one.
To• Slimy Church,* in Fleece.
Churches in Exeter, Eng • are said
to be more numerous In proportion to
the town's population than any other
town in the country. and twelve of
these have come under review with
,a view to amalgamation or demoli-
tion Scone of these are sparsely at-
tended. but all are of bistorte or
architectural value. Three have been
definitely threatened with destrue-
tBon, namely, St. Mary Major; St.
John. an eleventh century church
with an embattled tower and turret;
said Bedford Church, which la one
of the few "upstairs" churches In
eIt�nce. St. Stephen's Church,
wbteb la built over an arch, is also
suggested for destruction.
v d s them of drainage for the 1 !(one of Them Wnerld Ede nate.
other preparatIone can be this have heard the evidence. The indict-
* fall. went says the pr nner
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Roval Co.
x„ Ladies' Ready -to -Wear
Dresses
Dresses
Silk Canton Crepe Dresses, beautifully trim-
med, and several shades. Thanksgiving Specials
$9.95
Sample Silk Frocks. Excellent savings are
offered those who want an 1 exclusive
$95 and $14.50
low prices....
Balbriggans, twenty in the lot, ail shades.
Sizes 16 to 38. Regular selling $10.50. Very
special at
.75
Cloth, flannel and homespun Dresses. Regu-
lar $6.50 to $14.50. Special at ..$3.95 and $10.00
Beautiful party Frocks, in taffeta and geor-
gette, at very moderate prices.
Blouses in 1.in.ene.tte, two grades. Sale price
$1.00
• Blouses of silk -knit, good range of colors.
Sale price ... , , . .. .. • • $2.75
Silk Scarfs -Fifty in the lot.
Allle shades5c $1.00 -
ular $1.75 and $L98. Special
Fur Coats-Severafisample fur -Coats on dis-
play at remarkably low prices. Also we do all
kinds of alterations on furs.
MILLINERY --Fiats of felts and velvets, all .1tAeles,
smart styli-, reduced as low as nearly half-price.
WINGHAM
LIT'Ii1NOW
The 11120 Chnntauqua In Winghatn -• mint Dr put a et•:p to otoerwieo'
had e deficit of $130.10 and the guar- Mr. and Mr,. W. A. K,•nrne•y hove gentlemen, we shall none of as b I
"The deme Is coming when tht
See the Beautiful Line of
Gifts
for Brides
mace, y ntt'Tnb ers
of our Wontrn'a }'exchange
Miss S. Noble
British Exchange Block, Goderid
nntors, of whom there are between gone to Montreal. Where they' will re- I sae...
forty and fifty. art- being asked to pay ; side.
$3 each to make ends meet_-_----_--_�r* 1'
.. s attersou of - Vancouver. -vwbo 1 l -
Wingham has had another burglary, , %pent the past•month here visiting her I
IuearA'e More having been broken into 'laughter. Mn. Wm. McKenzie. has
one night recently and some grocinee , left on her return to her home at the 1
taken. The only clue lett behind was roast.
some footprints. .tt Metropolitan t'itIlt•d church.
While returning home in a ear on Io.ndon, on ttatunlnc. 1h'ohrr 18th.
tm I the Wingt:nm-Teeswater road .1. Pick-
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ick- MS.rtf V,. eldest daughter of Mei'.
1- ell ran into the C.P.R. train at Dean's (;amble ttnd the lair .lohu \V. *;nmblt-. 1
crossing, a sheet .cHetanee from town. Sormerlf of-lsadtnow. was united in I
■ i The car was thrown in the-7ritih. 4iade tentage to trruucls *'lair :Milne o
Iy wrecked. end Ur. Pickett had an Ripley, eTil-rst son of Jtr. and Mex.-
■ : arm broken and received some severe Dutid 'Milne of Lnek nett. The raced-
Lrnieei.
111moty was )t•rfnrwwl Ly Rev. itrure I
Dr. Margaret Calder uta. called to Hunter. On the evening of (molter '
:I Inniafnil. Alberta. by the serious ill- isth u reception was tendered the new
wits of her sister. who died a few I Hunte at the home of Mn'. WM. Jew•
hours before the Doctor' arrival. 1 int, of Lue hone. over a M. Jew.
Mrs. ('tarenee Shdekleton diel on friends being present. Mr. and Mr.. dred
■ my afternoon. after a lingering 'MIInd are making their. home at Rip- 1'
* illness. Deceased cl wan In her slip- ley. -1
I alith year and bad resided inia dnWing-; Tlu.-Suntinel- /says ••,111 sail that on
hum nearly all her life. ix Ina ngir the night of the street re -opening in
1 ter of the late .Mr. and Mrs. James
. eu y. li t atP1► were taken lit excLatige fin Pride
daughter survive
1 ones. The thief with a cheap or worn
Rev. (fen Wardell. w-hn had been} *tat goes to a ear parked un 1111.pastor of the Baptist et here the street. -examines the coats and wraps.wraps.last lane year,. peached d hie farewell and titling n cont that 'illi" Lim
acrmmi on Sunday night and leaven make? un exchange. Thi fait that
this week ,far Turultte to take charge i folk (',true leu& dfsrtnM•es to gath.•rioe'-
of it rhumb there. ,t and meet hies makes it dMoil .•t• r
lit recover ankles taken In this nay.
t -five in the Lot
Coats,Seven yointsrnarvellas, duvetynes, velours, suedines and pinpoints, fur-trim-
eedlep $11.50 to $29.50
fur -trim-
med and beautifully lined and interlined. Prices from
OUR ADVICE IS AN EARLY CHOICE
Lu,know a number of good overc•'at-
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■ i SEAFOR'rEr tin ride of the foe•T trine thieve( of title ,
■ Mrs, Geared Weir will spend thetypeti liable he :thnnt t a as Well
■ winter with her daughter. Mn". 11,r.) type
talk }fto
eave emit or valuable111(1
■ Latimr, r, in South 'Carolina.
I w raps In theft core w..• that they
Th. 'Misses Rest lett fast week for are safely Ibc-r-- kr wntchei. it is
■T, antro ot�rtere they' itin t1f! klmttlrttl►z a hr'taller to altars the
. - I pxddic ago ns s nr .T tfih•ting �'
winter. ;1:411r1
og.
i1i Mr,. W. E. Southgate. Jr., anal child- ` At the Perth county plowing mulch.
I.( D. n-hn -twutt w•ve•rat woks at Mr,.
oat ,gate a biome on nn o . ad le Logan lownshlp 1 letobei rill
I ane of the rstltpr•Inor+ was a.
1 Island. have returned M Reuforth. _aec,l. fr.pu Iwo/ Lneknmc, *rho stow• I
near ysixtye
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II h' rammer hero. night n take part
$ left last week for Torontta and will in IL Mr. Rusted eon ,e•ond prize in
Mc f ud the -winter in -Harbin:---- - -! ti, rya,. -n- -lltRtr+'nt--ptow� thin -.rtl.
1111 The (T stlFircettrretl- at -!)14-r t fire' np,•n a a1T.-Nie ti•pm Wit" nttllnllmtl
October nth of Minnie Augusta Nash. 1
the held plow mom .- the match.
COAL
Empire Anthracite
Store 1111.1. A car lust ,n.
Pocahontas 4 -inch Lump
$13.00 s ton.
Briquettes
A fiat -class fuel for 144118111
and furnaces.
Let us supply your wants in Fuel.
Prompt service and reasonable
price-.
L. FLICK
Telephone 178 j
Brophey Bros.
TiEI: 1.EaUINt;
FUNERAL I)1RE('TORS
AND EMBALMERS
►rdera car -fully attended to
at all hears. night or day
GODM;RICH
Rip-
Ell)R 1 I bf It ulln \7 •
Mn.and Mr.' T E heron and little 1 ales with his tehm the
J. R. Wheeler I
danghttr. who spent the s It bef,trt the nt.utL t 1 J
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Hydro Electric
The People's Power
Cook by Electricity
Wash by Electricity
Iron by Electrics(
%V.' gnarpute• roar Ilydr,) tamps
for 1:0N1 hears IUP.
HYDRO STORE
North aide of Square Gederieh
Kodak
Finishing --
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Give us a trial and
I(t our work speak
for itself.
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Telapltsos 111 fodrin b.
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brought to Senferth for interment.
Mrs. nurnett Wats a resldent orf this
town before ntnt•it g In TNlrnir Attottt
Ove years ago. Iter aged father.
\Villinm Nash of rlarpnrher. =arrives.
191x0 a sister nnri two brotht'rt.
Captain T. R. lnekenn. of the North-
west Mounted Pollee. died Oetnher
'25th at the hemi--of_Ais-aliater, MIaa
.fatktini. in E>tmendvIlle. where he
had lived the last few yeah. ('ap
tnin Jnekenn ens neer ninety year, of
Ago and had had a long and Interest-
ing career with the !demoted Politer.
After retiring Rona the force he agent
it number of yearn nt Itny'fel.l. inter
removing to San Diego. ('ill.. with hit.
shier. Miss (1lr!otte Jnr•k,nn, and
spending twenty year, there. After
her death he rt•inrned 111 reside In Eg-
mon eta• i l le.
EXETER
■ One of the old hendmarke nt the
1♦ we'•d side of the tomo was removed
1 n few days ago when ,lege PAatnn and
\\'m ltn.sell cat .lawn an Fngll.h
ID cherry tree Hurt seventy years old
1 which had been planted by airs. RI-
atnn's grandfather, the tete Rr1. (ill
1< ley. It was three feet it diameter at
1 the atnmp and forty feet pereMft the
to inn. It had not been hearing for
same yearn lint the last •ear it yielded
at fruit twenty -ell pall* of Inscious titer-
s ries* were picket from I1.
t Leonard Prang son of Lewis Prang
of Znrieh. a ,tuient at 12eter Blip
Fine for ratarrts
when pelted in a
spoon or snuffed
up the nose and
vapors tahalei-
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Head and Chest -Colds
Relieved In a New Way
A Salve ...filch Releases Medicated
Vapors when Applied Over
Throat and Chest.
inhaled as a vapor and. at the s2me
time absorbed through the skin like a
liniment, Vicks VapnRub reaches mimic
diately inflamed, congested air passages.
This is the modern direct treatment fol
all cold troubles that is proving •o, popu-
lar in Canada and the States where over
17 million jars are now used yearly.
Splendid for sore throat, trnstlitt',
hronchttia, croup, had and chest colds,
catarrh. asthma or hay fever.
Just rub Vicks over throat and chest
and inhale the medicated vapors. It
auicht)/ loosens up a cold
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ICKS
VAPO Rue
OVER 2/ Mauav JARS Ustn YEARLY
Ilateral Director and
Embalmer
111 calls prompt'v a/tended
day or night
Store 335 Noaldence 3115w
ritoNits-
Hamilton StrNPt.
0oderlch
Shingles
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Shingles. Car of N. B. Shingles
Jnat arrived. Johns-ManHlle
Aebeeto!l Shinier, Roiled Root-
lad,-- Asbestos Roof Covering,
-fltlranlr.el Rltlgeratr Nulls, die.
Get Prices Before You Buy
R. STANDiSH
East Si Phone 369W
ROBERT WILSON
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Massey -Harris Machinery Frost Fencing
Toronto Asphalt Roofing Rubber -tired Buggies
Farm Lighting Plants
Hamilton Street, Goderich, Ont.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
McCormick -----Deering Farm Equipment
n- a rail if you require tiny new Farm Equipment or
Itepnire ellen a good *'lean supply of
Rope Twine Oils White Lead and Turps
HILL'S HARDWARE, AUBURN
A (.enens1 Line of Hardware The Service Store