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PHONES
Sore 11115 Residence 11115wHamilton Street, Ooderleh
11County and District I
The death of Sarah A. Beavers, wife 1 through the window, and with assist -
Ipt luchar4 J. Selves, oocurrett August anee brought the are under coutrol.
} tlt\•'at her home un the a of bound- Miss Alice Bell, the tueushlp of
1 are of taborue. - Tuckersmlth near Hensel!, passed
i} 'ix etewtrt. of Reefetth, Awl stet DMet the agew sial•
ed J ntor teacher aa ty-two years. She had been In poor
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Frost & Wood Farm Im-
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R. A. SPOTTON
P.0. Sas ISI Geaer eb. Oat.
has u engaged as u health for some time and a foe days
a tar' $1 two tichljul staff, at before her death was taken to Vic -
Robert
salary' of='i,tf00. toric huepltai, Ikon, whet'e an op -
Robert Venus, a young 1i tU[th boy, eratloa was Perfumed. Deceased was
aril forty [cot through a holy at the the third daughter of the late Yr. and
theboth mill on :Saturday and broke Mrs. Robert Bell, pioneer residents of
the bones of both legs lu two places. Tuckeramlth, and is survival by her
Bishop Sealer brig accepted the re brother, Wnllam of Tnckersmith, with
sienationbeen
rector Be'. J. F. Meyers, who whom rhe lived, and thorn asters
has boonof St. Thomas' An IlD Chisholm and Mrs. McLeod, of
Olean cbord!reb, Seatorth, the tart two Calgary, and Mrs. Thomas Welsh, of
years, Hensall.
John Galbraith has sold his business
I a ceremony performed In recently
of
West Street
ELECTRIC SHOP
Ws CARRY A COMPLUS
OF •
ElectricalAppliances,
etc,
Llacl k *Wins o/ allbinds
mWedded la Wales
at W1ngDato Jack McKay. For
forty-four years, with the exception at Swansea. Wafer. Miss Marguerite
a feu mouths'!madness
Interval, he has carried Cunnlagham. daughter of Mr. and
on his buslnegr In the game tonstand. Yrs. John Cunningham of Belgrave,
Wilson Alderson, of Crediton East Out.: was united in marriage to Lloyd
died soddenly Sunday morning after • Huston, floe or Mrs. kiloton and the
hemorrhage. He war seventy tier late R. W Hinton of Grand Valley,
years of age and a successful farmer.
His wife and • grown-up family sur-
vive.
Tuesday afternoon of last week are.
broke out In the barn on the premises
of Henry Murr, Bluevale. The sea-
son's crop of hay and moat of the
wheat crop were destroyed, as well as
°titer articles to the barn..
The funeral took place at Brussels
last week of Frank M. Smith, who
lied at Mitchell on Sunday. the 14th,
to his sixty-third year. Deceased was
a native of Auburn and resided for
some years In Morris township.
Early Tuesday morning of last week
the tarn on the 4th eoiieysalo° of Grey
owned by Robert MacKay and oper-
ated by Ell Crawford was destroyed
by fire. A ronstderabie amount of
bay and peas stored In the mow were
burned.
Yr. and Mrs. Hillary Horton of Exe-
ter announce the engagement of their
daughter, Hlldred Lauretta, to Ed-
mund Thomas Bdworthy, only son of
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Edworthy,
Ont.; the marriage to take
quietly at the end of this month.
A quiet wedding took place at the
Hernial] United church psoraonage m
Saturday evening, August 13th, when
Bertha t(oldan of Hensall be-
came
W$r vssCB
WHITE(1f1UROdH. Aug. 23. -Mr.
and Mrs. Shaw aid daughter Shirley
of Toronto spent a day last week with
her mother, Mrs. Mat'4 regur.
Mhw Susan (!areirk returned to
Amheratbarg with per slider, Mrs.
Fred Clark, and will visit her *looter,
Mrs. Windsor of Detroit, also.
Maar Ethel Shaer of Hamilton 1s
wishing utile went. 'ii4 the hots* ._1f Mrs
A. Fox.
Mr.and Mrs. Rased Iteld of Brant-
ford are 'letting with hay mother, Mrs.
A. Reid.
Miss Bernice of Wlugham
and Miss Isabel super are spending
a few days this weak st the home pf
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1'urdon.
Mr. and Kra. Fred Thompson of
Toroate spent. IM week -end at the
home of her dater, Mrs. Jae Titan.
Mrs. DowePll and tate sees of Tim-
mins spent last week with her sister,
Mrs. Holt. Mc(7enajban, sad lett for
Toronto on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Hawthorne, who
have been visiting with his slater,
Mrs. Joe Holmes, returned to their
home at Brantford last Thursday.
Mr. and Yrs. Calvert Falconer and
children, trent Sinner went Incweek-
THE FARM
Notes.m Comments o0
Agricultural Topics
and Comments on
Agricultural
5-
Preliminary estimate of the yield
per aere or various crops over the
Produce t& aa. follow;I�: Wheat, 30.1
bushels; tall -.tie• 17.2 jiuehels: hay
and hlef`* [til r per serer' '•4 •Ind.
fa, tuns per acre, first cutting, 1.79.
• • •
Pre.peets are repotted to ha -el
ceptlouslly goal for a large pear
crop In Outeri°. The trees came
through the winter with very little
injury and weather conditions have
been excellent for the development of
the fruit. Niagara district looks for
a yield double that of last year and
Burlington also expects to top last
year's figures. Taken as a whole, the
production for the Province should be
far In excess of 1931. It is interest-
ing to note that weather conditions
have not been so favorable in Nova
Scotia, where the crop will be about
two-thirds of that of last year, while
Brltleh Cotlmabla... VIII _IMHOF have ■
crop_about equal to that of 1931.
• • T—
end
Oat. Oa their return to Canada Mr. with Mr. •nd •
Yrs. Jas. Falconer. Current Leap Report_ _._.
and Mrs. Hinton will reside at Tor- Misses Marjorie alta AINe Little of Hxryelting operations have been
onto. London virlted over the week -end with
A Blyth Wedding• Mr. and Mrs. Lester Falconer of Cul• delayed by catchy weather in both
At the home of the bride. on Au- saris rsEern and Eastern Ontario. Pae -
gust 10th, Miss Annie Taylor of Blytb 1_ tures In Western Ontario and part
jg{•-visa #[rs. Ren. SuuhAl -d of CRIttfll Ontario are reported ea -
was united In marriage to Rev. Dr. children spent a day Ina week at the cellent. The condition of cattle
Chea. E. Ashdown, Presbyterian min- home of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Wellwood. end the milk flow hi shoes normal
Inter, late of I'rinre Edward Island. Mr and Mrs. J. L lteecroft and for the time of year. In Eastern
tial interest to farmers who Include
oats, peas and vetches for ensilage in
their general crop pla° :
Oats, peas and vetches In the dough
stage produce a high yield of goo,
quality ensilage and cutting at this
rtarnels to be recommended over earl-
ier or later cuttings.
It Is not advisable to allow the oats,
pees end vetch crop to wilt more than
two or three hours before eusllUtg.
Adding wistar-.to oata. peal led
,)etches deaq-set Improve the quality
of ensilage. w ""
Oats, was and vetches put Into the
a le witbeet euttI j eel_ produce en-
silage which Is mouldy and not at for
teed.
The length of time In storage ap-
pear» to have no adverse effect on oats -
peas -vetch ensilage. Lots kept In sep-
arate test silos through periods of
Plluee, seven and nine nooths, respect-
ively, at the Central Experfinentai
Farm, Ottawa, gave excellent ensil-
age, the length or time In storage
apparently having no adverse effect on
the material.
• • •
' Census Farm Figures
Figures released by the Bureau o1
Statistics In cuunectlon with tine cen-
sus taken last year show. that the
number of farms In Ontario has de
creased from 193,0.13 In 1921 -to 192,-
174 in 1931, a difference of 5,779 farms.
The number of Ontario farms by acre
eoutent Is given as follows: 1 to 10
tierce, 15,984: 11 to 50 acres, 30,605:
51 tit"IO0' acres. 58,1120; 101 to 200
acres, 58,295: 201 to 299 acres, 9,451;
300 acres. and over, 9,260.
Another report shows the number
Thursday August hath, 1932-T
EAVESTROUGHING
Let us Welt ever that leaky
Eavastreugh and make it as
geed as new. De It today.
PHONE 127 OR
WRITE P. 0. BOX 131
We are headquarters and Repairer s.
rss. nimb-
le(
-time Paymeuts if desired -
JOHN PiNDER
St. David's St. Dederick
The bride was attended by her niece, children. also her parents, Mr. and Ontario, on the other hated, the Pas -
Miss Harriet Taylor of Ottawa, and Mrs. Andrew, Kirk.' and Francis
of automobiles on Canadian farms to
Pas-
tures very poor and the cattle have increased from 157,000 1n 1921 to
another niece, Mrs.E. Mason of God- Creighton. spent Saturday at Surat- and atilt flow are suffering setord- 321,:1(N) in 19(31. Ontario has by tar
'ugly. South Simeon reports practic- the largest number of cars, 12.3,710. 11
Lane o er c ally all early potatoes harvested and has also 14,reie fur trucks. Other
are residing In Blyth. lug with his sant r*• ° sold from the dlstrlet. One farwet I farm maehluery is 1%teda' follows:
Drowning Grana Kiuloas. and Master Norman Nell- north rat Alliston dug over 2,04N► bags Tractors 111,INN1. Rasudlor engines 45, -
at Bdtati wood la visiting with his uncle, air• fourteen acres. He reports the Nal.
tinders 1_4.04(0, threshing um -
daughter of Mr. sod Mrs. H. L. Me demand ouch greater thou was ex -
from chines x,40N1, cream separators 127.-
BerniceMles Amelia Leaver, 1%1111 has spent I peeled, truckers taking their supply so . milking machines 4.(NN), »Ilan 35,-
Pher4on, Port Huron, was drowned two weeps with her parents. their i hall
erleh, played the wedding march. The turd.
ceremony was performed by Rev. D. Master &teUlson Fakvnee .le visit-
J.f God 1 h Theha p) couple M Geo. Tim of
the fast right from the field In
at Grand Bend lata Thursday after-
noon last. A chum, Mary McKay, also to inndon on Yolda'.
of Port Huron. was rescued just as Miss Verna Purdon spent boat week
she toeame exhausted In ■ttrmpting with her grandparent-. air. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Holt of Igo -t Wawanosh.
Mise Helen Kurt, of Halt is visiting
witte her grandniMttee, --Mese- Ja+
lir. and Mre. fetes leaver, returned
r storms caused many thousand dollars
worth of damage to peaches. pears,
4rupee. plums and apples. A tobacco
crop of 211,1NNI,INN) pounds is expected
►u Norfolk and harvesting operation
to aid her drowning eompantou. The
girls were spending a week's vacation
art ()'rend - Bend. -Tile take was quite.
rough that afternoon and Vernice Boyle
was pulled under by the undertow, I Mr*. Malcolm Green of North Bay
The body was not recovered until I le „hitting with bet intents, Mr. and
Monday, when It .wilt found floating Mrs.Frank Henry.
on the surface near the spot where Mr. Wilfred Jaeque- motored from►
she had disappeared. Copper Cliff to speltd his holidays with
71N), ele•tric motors 14,600. A hotel of
82,294 farms In Ontario have gas or
electric light. 41,:W1► have radia 103,-
932 have telephone, 20.134 water piped
in the kltehen end 12.179 piped in the
bat latent'.
are now lu full awing. The blue.
beiFi cedtf lit Mitskoka salt Pare,- • - -
Sound districts haw not been up to
expectations.
_rte -•',•a �cr
Mmihr'OSU s++Iw•ters wy --: ---
Ylar The unemployment situation ,-bac
the bride of Peter Melvin Molr, proved a t,aru to unprincipled pro-
of the London rad. The ee emon) his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Jacques.I looters selling mushroom spawn, says
was performed by Rev. Arthur 1410- COURRIE'S CORNERS I Mr. and Mrs. Stt•n,lrt .McBurney !the Bureau of Plant Industry, U.S. ;-
rnd daughters spent stolidity' with her the
ttf Agriculture. In a warn•
dais. Yr. and Mrs. Moir will reside -
on the I.o°don road. I ClOt'RRIE'S CORNERS, Aug. 22—: sister, Mrs. Davison •f i{ensall. ung just Issued. Promoters describe'
On Sunda) morning. August 14th, She* threshing ix the order of the Mise Patterson of E.Imonton spent emoir4srw w
grou+g ase new and „ex-'
nth \I Gib*on Gil -
neighbors of Miss Sarah Dodds, Wroe- I day around here at present. the weeki•nd w
eter, found her lying dead near her Welt Mary Alton and Miss Vera temple.
borne. where she lived alone. She had Little spent last week vtMting friends Mr. Gipson GUleepi.• ,scut to Gooier -
been in poor health with heart I et Mafek4ng. Leh on Sunday to brio:. home Mr. 11(11
trouble, ra
ubl d It is conjectured that aur- ( mime. Jean Nelson and Anna Mae I (:nest, who had been in the hospital
Ing the night she felt another attack 1 Parrish spent a ,-pry pleasant ;1 (a7 I there after an operati..0 for appendl-
(dila
coming on and wan attempting to
make her way to a neighbor's.
A quiet wedding took piece reamer
at the. MAUS enroll' assess. >
ford, when Elva Jean, only daughtR
sit Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hemingway, u0(
Grey township, became the bride et
George Verve? of- Itilrtb,.
son of Mr and Mrs. -Helmet Turvey -of
Bloevale Rev. W. Stanley Owen d-
ictated. Mr. and Mrs. Turvey will re-
side at Myth.
After ■ year of 111 health, William
John Mitchell, of Howlck township
died August 10th In his seventy-eighth
year. Deceased was the first white
-Coal and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Pea Coal
Coke
Pocahontas (2 by 4 egg)
I can supply your wants in
any of the above fuel Prompt
service and reasonable prices.
L FLICK
Telephone 178j Goderich
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with a group of other girls at Camp
Mr. and Mrs. Join critic Janet and
11 Mea. last week. D&wsoa and Ilt•tt►t ('rasa..gr.,..spent
Mrs Ewart Jamieson suffered a.vaey 11th . and 13re;- WIlt Thom
sent Injury last Saturday.. .wllah
diAtsMslera. e suddenly felt faint and fell across o! �'.
■ bneket Into which she had just Mrs. Matthew Tesler or Manitoba
drained the water off boiled potatoes. le visiting svith h. r sister, Miss "Marla Ontario Farm organizations show
III. etlafamrd some tinders, •beatdee EsapbeU- —�••-- ✓� Lana .Annum.,
{ .]Stan-Dtitar_3JaTehie la spending this
iai•erai burns. tette 1' at the trondt• oY '". 1 Figures reveal -t
her father. air. John Cowan. at pre.- week at fort Albert Mi.* Lavine year forty-two Outii`T(o llITmrrie -co•
.fc ..i...orrt°braclug CK.[NNI metnha•rs
eat. : J11111.1.. who we- there last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson and ',turned to her home qn Monday. Id an average yearly buelueea -per
family were the Susi+ of Mr. aal r. eine and Mr-. Jas. Macintosh and meuds•r 11f VAT. Tila does not by
Mrs. Foster Moffat at Holyrood on I I IlttlSundc daughter. ••f LanguWt, spent ' any mean. represent all of'the cm)-
Sunday. F.warl end Mr
e 1 ay at the hums of Dia aster, etre. i operative effort In the Province. It
i
C and . Ab. lick/ellen.does tend to show, however, that
plotted business requiring only a -mat,
capital 10ye'nneut and comparatively
little experience, with almost certain
pro'pec•ts for larger profits because
of the alleged scarcity and high prices
of mushrooms. These claims are for
the most part misleading. soy» the
Bureau, advising anyone who pro-
poses to grow mnshrnoma to finer -
041111111Y Investigate marketefandltiOAI
and the risks of the business.
• •
We are well equipped to serve
you with any special floral offer-
ing you may have to mlud, from
a single bouquet to the more
elaborate decorative bar►et.
GEO. STEWART
BRUCE STREET
Phone 105 Goderlch, Ont.
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delivered to your door
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�r Sons
PHONE 499w
Kwptoa St. Godertch
Western Fair
Leadoa - Ontario
September 12 to 17, 1932
Experience teaches es all Profit by the szp.rieace of
some of Ontario's finest farmers and shrewdest busiwees
mew. Seo the resells of their sed.a.oers exhibited at
Western Ontario's Own Exhibition.
Wonderful Grandstand Attractions and a Snappy Midway
Horse Show — Dog Show �_ _. .. __ ___ _ •�
00
: $ 4QAIMe, uS
L N, 3AURbERS. Pel p!•--
Eatrie, [`bee •grist First
•
Mr. ,errge Mr. John Pnrd.ni and Mr. and Mrs.
child born In the township of Turn- I Jamtenon attembel the funeral of thefanners are uniting fu their effort*
trerry. He berme a sneeeeatul farmer I lair Yr. Dan Mc]nale of Whiterilnrch i N'w. 1'urdon and alabel spent Friday to keep in Mashies''. Tau• sixteen mil-
' with air. and Mrs. Andrew Stein of lion and a half dollar. worth of bud-
land
trai-
and for several years was a eouncillor on Sunday.
of Turnberry township. Ile Is sur -1 _ 1 Paramount.
ares conducted by those tneluded-lea -
rlrs M his wife and one daughter. Mr. and Mrs. .I,o.-k Henderson and i„(pe, above figure repieseente sale* of
Mrs. T. Meehan. live stock. I
i!
WESTFIELD
children of Par:.rseumt spent Sunday wiwl, dairy products, port
with relatives ben- try pruetpete, fruit and vegetables,
ben-
WESTFIELD, Ang. 2L -Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cornelias end Mar and seed ami grain and mte't'tlaueune pan -
air*. Thomas Rodger are visiting the Mrs. Amos Cornelius spent Sunday at duets and the purchaee for reeele to
ormer'a father, Mr. John Rodger, and the home of Mr. Frank Kelly of St. menthes+ of such •rides as machin•
[her friends. i Anguatine. cry.-fee41. fertllliera. twine amt warty
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook visitedI Mr..Ja'. Rasa ..f Holyrawf spent a
toether things•
n Sunday with the latter's stater, i day lea week with hiu sister, • • •
airs. Wes. Kechnle of near Blyth. i Catharine Rosa, and at the home of &u.pran Pine Shoot Moth
111 be sorry til' hiss brother, Mr. R .1. Ross. the tur'pean pine ,hoot moth was
Tutsiay V la
Silvester l.awreoce, of Clinton. I
passed away on Sunday in his seven
ty-eighth year. He was for some
years an employee of the Doherty 1
Piano & Organ Co., and later a rural o
stall -carrier. He is survived by his I
wife, two sons. Fred and Harry, both l o
of Hamilton, and two daughters, Mrs. 1
E. Sutor of Cayuga and Miss Olive,
teacher at. Port ArthR[..__-
The wedding was gatettrse(e[at
Ht the Presbyterian msanew•WinMam, l
on Saturday morning last. of Mary l,
Ruth Ulla. only daughter of Mr. and 1
Mrs. W. C. Armstrong of Wingltam, 1
to Nelson J. Hueston, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. R. .1. !Weston of Gerrie. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Ken-
neth MacLean. Mr. and Mrs. Hue -
'don will reside at Gorier.
Henry Sehllbe, of Hay township,
had his bands badly burned one even-
ing recently when be erttngniehed a
Her man!
hear that Mrs.Jaiieg
very poor health.----- -
Mies Dorothy Vincent of Relgrave
spent a few days last week with titer
eonein, Miss Jean McDowell.
Mb's Gladys McDowell returned
home last week after epending several
weeks with Toronto and Michigan
?deride.
Mr. and Mre. Melvin Taylor .and
family spent Sunday with Belmore
friends.
Master F1w1n and Ml's Margaret
Wightman vlatt, (last week with their
fire which threatened to destroy his `grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Mather+,
home. A, lamp was upset In the ch1141- I of f.neknow.
ren's bedroom and Mt. 14ehlllse, hearing a salter aaster new weak.. sllie Hicks of Toronto
o r.ntorIs
the children'' cries. rushhd upstairs.I pe
threw the pieces of the burning -lamp W. Snell.
vii.--- imported into Canada 111 recent years
'1WPRl� 4rRIt�a1f5�1T
terms -_man species ohne .
grown In tit elmntry. St'ote1i, pititr`
rel pine. Jack pine, and mugho pine
are particularly susceptible to attack.
Every owner of ornamental pine trees, .
pine ptantatiuns or natural pine for-
ests. especially in Southern Ontario, tw
urgently requested to co-operai+ fu s1
attempt et An early eradication of Oilspeat. _Cut off the defeated shoots and
:buds fat). fait. A valuable aervlee
will be rendered by reporting any 7l1
Dominion to the ominion Entomolo-
gh,t, De-jrrtrtnirnt of Agriculture. Ot-
tawa. No postage la required on let-
ters sent to the above address,
and le rapidly beenmtltx--a
-_„jalidls . ..I iia
-skew- ra.
Lodger: "Yes. 1 often
latndlady: --4often had what T'
Lodger: "i:ettc•' board ebiewhere.'\
FRESH BUTTER DAiLY
"I've decided t.. make our own
butter, dear. The Iambi" batter 1a ao
onset Isfactory," +:nit_ Mrs. Young -
bride.
::That 11017..,.,t� esu Elat't►y,_"How'er`
you going to make III"'
"Oh, i bought n churn fad have
ordered motile hutrermtlk to be left
regularly. Won't it he Moo to have
really trent, butter:- Capper's Week-
ly.
= -- -- ------ -' County Rates for 1932
EQUALIZED VALU'ATiON OF THE MtjNi IPALITiFM OF THE ('OI NT\ OF HI RON.
THE 8E1F.R:U COI NT\RATES FOR 1932
it'll`"
MI'Ni('IPATiITY P}' 1'nptll Acre- 11)qual'd Paine
Township. tion 19:11 age ('.i y Purp,»e.
Aahtleld 2030 01191
Colborne 1242 34:4:1
Galerlch 14.'42 5210)1
Grey 2205 64702
Hay 25113 31t
i R4tMyrick 30Kr.1c 03171
liotlett . er, +.., 1+1412 33 -11
Sfc1lllop Awes :.2111
Mntrle 17411 3,1223
Minnie) 1794 45200
Rtrplen 2045 5(1379
Toekersmlth 1793 407112
Tnrnherry 1450 86720
Ilsborne 1723 42701n
E Wswanneh 1159 41741
W. Waw'Anosh 1410 41725
Town*
('lin(nn 134,4
1:.alpri ..—...,nas►e•." • .. 9175
,.....forth
... r 9(k5
eInghta41a.__ 2090
_._...,
hiss.
Fcetet
11. resell
1103
1(18.1
.ww11�1
684
3 20410411141
133*1)40
2I S3S43
300709*)
23241334)
344/44045
2720530
2503700
2.377313
2.•4,414)50
2 142,1 N)
14103090. 7.._ 54117 51
2443330 . ' mat 415
1672)440 51334 04
14144140 5494 157',
Genera: Highway
Co. Rate • Rate
3% milia 1 t4a mills
3 9333 31 3310090
BARO 341 2411* 41
7043 43 3273 77
19.324 *2 4310 14
w.(42 22 37*9 ::1
119241 .^,0 3112 141
8947 71 3k.14 4 .
03:14. 41 44194 73 .
S702 1) 373.1
*321 44 3301 31
9922 417 4252 514
R274 79 33441 30
730470 ' MI 18
1602250 Wit
• 119111199"'—` -' Mit' Iff . --
2407 M
31(13 00
2:110 2,5
2320 011
THE DEPRESSION- IS OVER AND
MASSEY- HARRIS
have moved
King Edward Hotel
\ full Ise• •.f -.l s -k will I..'
Repairing and tuning up
to the old stand
Block, Kingston Street
ed - Prompt service gnnoiutee,l
your epi aa. ' 7 a . dpeeisiq'
float.* will be sold at floaprtees possible for doh
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF
BUNSEN OIL BURNERS
installed In your present Stoves, no matter how old. They will
hent your home, bake goer biscuits, or no wile. At 20% to Meta lets
fuel emit. Equipped with or without electrle starters Lowest
prices on the market. -
A CALL WILL BE APP'IRECiATED
Ilf.SLEMENTS &SON.
Phone 140 ROLE; AGENTS Goderteh
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• 6aaifage Oats. Peas sad Vettbes
• The following excerpts from the aa -1
ltlmt report of the 11rmlploa Field
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Tilt : iaPULATION, A11/D
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11:54 21 7'9 W
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Total
>1 13990 fee
9'2:43 05
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Excess Fat Melts
Under Truk ent that Creates
$.,m0. folks are naturally fat, but
rlu•re s a int of people who put • on
pend% of;unhealthy fat ier•ener they
tos%er't got enough energy le move
1151:* 101 41141111 to keep it off.'
21.,151.17r,I I. It'+ not imine.+ In mural cages brat
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- t au^ +tl sent of the Internal esRtina thr7itrr,
!..,wets, snit Tddnry'•- T -r- Trrntt.
142910 29 p0140115 and harmful •$4s flint 11111
14l' 3 an vigor. nmldtion, and kers, art Into
141 +5 r4 the hl°ntl -the whole generlll tom rat
!*350 34 the h.wly Is towered and /at legit
143110 OA 1',biros
1141:7 4'4 I1 'fl -,i •r.1• of ovetstoft men and ee
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444(3 RS if '°f". .nae, and beupo,•Idl merits of
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Coal - Hardware - Pluinbing
Sometimes it is wise to be a "Doubting
Thomas." This irno time for blind "buy-
ing
buying by habit." Today we must test. things
for ourselves to' melte sure that every
penny we spend brings the biggest possi-
ble value.
your -COAL; PLUMBIJQ,
When }"nit get �'0fbt' vlrJe+h
HEATING and TINSMITHING from CHAS. C. LEE, you
get the biggest possible value.
Chas. C. Lee
The Hardware Store
at the Harbor
Phones --Store, 22—House, 112 --Hotel Sunset, 643.
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4332 410
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