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iatiniltoGiven . is, Ilia name,
'Wad liekeens') the ,lel s mrioslty Shot
at, tiodeeleh. i`ntil a `l'ew years rise,
both lie 'mad his shop were-' witnow
to Th though' lnl fame, iti 'mote t ui
Weal awl his chop haa 3aanat been tht
▪ >Ilecc;i of lovers. oir things tjpt are
gm,ti"que cued 'steeped -in the 'romance
lti;tary— peetalls the history that
is Oanada'n.
'I't waar a ,hbratlzt -August afternoon
when we.stelzpcd from ilk burning eide-
. walk and entered ,the cool and shadowy
rooms that in)use.ail rn.ji» -er.,of, Pli-
s euspeeted treasures? ° Almost . the lnr@t
thing 'etir eyes lighted on 'ryas an old
eanSt-iron box shave. and though our ewe.
private tennpere titre was well over one
hundred degrees under the pilar, the
eight Of tlmt$ stove 4111ed us with ileligl)t,
for on. it, badly written ht chalk, were
Weide to the effect that it once belonged
ttn Colonel John 'Graves Situccae, first
L%uaten nt-Governor of Upper Canada.
Enquiry -elicited, the fact that it had
been acquire', From a si'e'ge of Judge
Ritdout. Alas, • we did hot happen t•u
have ,the Price of this historic stove,
but _did.ahave our camera, and so
-secured all that we could afford to make
our *am.
We explored farther into the depths
o of the' old shop„ la our eagerness walk -
ng 'right through . the ghosts of Little
Nell and her poor old grandfather. It
was '3 ahrd to know where to look first,
so numerous were the interesting things
ranged and Wiled on all' .sides of us.
P,artieularly appealing, though, were
some Mable; knives of the time of Queen
Elizabeth, . that masterful Tudor
-woman. , These were of peeuliar design
'tnld.`were sa niasieto ensst.rc .ea4y' eatinb,
eine* forks, when they hada them, were
at- best but two -tine affairs and of no
. usc` # t all when it came to handling
such things . as peas, eried one. "Marry,
come up!". never so loudly.
'We continued to browse around, the
friendly and .obliging proprietor at our
elbow, appreciatively Isna.iling at our
enthusiasm and at the ,slue time pity-
ing and' enlj htening our ignorance.,
We were "tickled to death" by the
thingsdisplayed. We even, grew
covetous -a weakness we bad, always
flattered, ourselves wiet not in us..
Of course there --were such relics
as swards anti. pans find bayonets, and,
-theta ail, .yet it was with pleasure' that -
we ,turned from contemplating . the
trophies of war to t`lapse of peace." Old
spinning -wheels ' suggest hearth and
home; and the ancient plu;.hat han sing.
on a peg ;in the background., though it
madeus smile; also conjured, up visions
of bygone -;Sabbaths, quiet and ser* ne,"
wheal its wea>iea•, & pollalIQd 'tolc=boote
and with immaculate cravat, _proudly
anus hie family to woaehip
in the little eb mireli solveently built.
The minutes ,dipped, by, and still the
old.. stop held fns. We eould not tens
ouraelves away. The deet had 'th oWat
its magic spell over ane 'a*iik we were
chained every whit Cs securely 'as
Prometheus to his rock: Anti it was
no tender a day: in August thatyeart'
of. grace wilt's at last we ea'nae to ,
.;`lase -topped ease and, loa►kingedowa
oal. a email eighteenth century' copy of
""Goody Twa-tihoee," read tete epeniug
page of that old nursery elassle, printed
I in eereiatt type, with fascinating wood -
outs and, 's" that resembled "f's."
ra.ngrant 'sane tbitt• eltild's book with
thoughts of a past long dead, And yet
net dead, for even as We read :ind 'the
,'ears rolled bawl' . there game to life
again the little one whose :book this
had been in those far d44 when'Geoage
the Third ruled over England and the
earliest Iluron settler meas yet unborn.
$u understanding 'tap on ours
shoulder restored us to earth and the
present. Our eotmpanion ('the always,
t h:rve a 'eomnpa'nion on One explorations
abroad, hie
ease we forget and lose
ourslves entirely) ---our companion
then spoke , and askedif It witsn't time
we :stopped bothering lir Green and
went -and sow about getting something
to eat, Since it .,Was nearly supper -
time.. Stppertinae? Something to
eat?. Well, well Perhaps, itawas ;° and,
come to think of it, we_ Were gather
hungry.'' .Resignedly we permitted our-
- selves to •be gently led towards. the
door. And then, when about to -recross
its threshold, but 'n the wrong dirge-
tion, our still raving eye caught a hand-
wittn noticehangang on ,th - wall..
"Homespun philosophy," our friendly
host casually remarked. The term fits,
SUNBURN
POISON IVY AND
INSECT BITES.
OLTI1PE
ifiHEANTI3EPI1C L1N1lfENT
for this is what we read:
"Notice to Dust Kicker _,, who
visit this ()Id Curiosity ,Sho°' Yes,
I know everything in this old shop
is covered wth dust. Were not our
antestors manufactured from dust?
lou have no proof to offer `that
will hold 'water •that the dust you
are kicking- about. is not the dust
of your ancestors, or a king, a
queen, a Caesar, a Cleopatra, or
a
a Huron old -boy. For ,�re_jve _.opt----
told" upon good authority that unto
i)
t
writers assert since the beginning
of time the•number of persons upon
the earth is, 97138,470,804,798,43.7,-
697,481,798,432,709,4 -56:
7138,478,864,798,4 7,-
697,481,79"8,4 2, 09,450: Divide this
. by the number of squares miles of
Ivan Dmitri, one of the world's greatest color
&photog
raphers,
d
emonstra
tes.his uncanny
ncanny skill at
Mount Edith Cavell, Din.itri has a.aafroofcamera
enthusiasts at Jasper Park, Lod 'm various
parts Canada and thirteen sutes in _the United
States. In uns,pictura he is seen' ero _the
the
centre, after he has called the proper timing . and
etyma"to...i. few 9Z. the 34 members o .the party,.
and is showing them thecorrect anglefor picture
of Ernie Neiderer, well. known Swiss mountain
guide ofAsp o is little Dickie _ Johnston, of.
Minneapolis, wh with he party.
Inset shows ✓'Dickie close up, all decked up as.
a mountain climber. Dickie had a great time on
,the ' trip to Mount Edith Cavell and is n great)
favorite_., with the... tya
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CO'URRIE'S CORNERS 1. GDERICR TOWNSHIP
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t ests CORNERS; June GJDERIICI� •710�\IS1IIlP', June 30.
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Mr.
\r. and Mrs. Mervin geAllister of'r r, and Mrs. !George "Evans of Wing-.
Goderic:h were Sunday, ' visitors at the I
iieonio of Mr. and .Airs. George Drennan.
Mrs., Gordon•4-rinstrong of London
spent the past 'week withe°„her cousin,
Miss `'ei•cs Little.
Regent visitors at t hone` of Mr.
'Sir, and Ars. Alf. -Armstrong _acid-{ and Mrs., ,Robe- Harmer were -Rey. C.
ale 'Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Hairy Powell.
Misj, Dorothy YS'elbert of Bitffaloa N.Y.
,visiting: at the Motive bf "Mrs, J B.
Orr. i
Gordon of London, visited wit.
and Mrs. David ?�ittle ot. 'Sund'ay. , iiott, Mr: Laverne 'Snider and Misses
„ 1 1 1 ,
summer course.
The sympathy of the 'community . is
extended to Mr's•. Herb. Lamprey on the
death of her mother, 'Mrs. Young,, at
Loyal. •
-- Strawberry Festival and Play. -The,
strawberry festival held by .'Un'ion
church on Wednesday evening was a
coixtplete. success. - Tables were laid
under, the trees on the church lawn.
A,fter supper, the un:a.0 feetiare of,
which -W' •stra berg -es;'» a- -three-act
ite-Relarrn t un*r," •wt's
pre Sentcd by the '(sang people•of Vie-
ttiria 'street cht i•cli,.Goderiela 'Sixty-
theese dollars was realized 'from the
evening.. .
Social Evening. -The June meeting
of the !Social Farmers 'was held 'en Fri
day evening at the honie of Mr. and
airs., George Salkeld, with twenty-$ve
members pr at. 'Gerdes Were played
on the lawn . until the thunderstorm
drove the young people into the house.
Plans were made for 'beach party to
be held at Blued Water 'Beach on July
15. Lunch- was served by the hostess,
after which dancing was enjoyed until
the. wee, sma' hours of the morning.
• A Festive • Occasion. --here was *
festive time en the farm of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Laithwaite on - 'Wednesday_
evening, when they entertained those
who -assisted etn searching for little
Arnold' Laitht aite the, week previous
when he wandered' away from home
and spent, almost twenty-four hours in
-the -open: A dance poor was built and'
was crowded all .evening. Ham sand -
whiles were served: It is. estimated
about a .thousand people were present.,
A booth was conducted by the *North
En'1 Goderieb Township ¢branch of• the
Red 'Cross 'Society and did a thriving
bii`.iness. _
We extend eoagratulatioas to Mr. hider of Niagara Falls.
and' firs. Frank Drennan, who *ere, Mrs. Ctilin.:\ioore of 1St. Thomas spent
married last •Friday. ,Sunday at :the home of 'Mr. and "Mrs.
•
LAC. Keith Johnston of. "Toronto Perey •Speiran.
land upon the, earth and you will spent the weekend at his home here., 'Miss Lorraine'Lassaline has returned
see this old earth has been "'slug . \(rs. John Little is visiting friends in from Windsor. •°
over 128 time. to i.ur its dead, Godericb. ! Mr. 'Maurice Har�rood arrived. home.
So yeti=will see by putting on your '" .lir. Robtr3Farrish of 'Iiamilron, vitt on. Wednesday evening while his boat,
specs and figuring our dust ques- has joined the nary-, spent the week- S• • Vandoc, is in drydock at Coiling -
tion by. the rule of three thatthe end at his home fere, w I •
wood a•fter:going aground on 'Griffith
day in the future may decorate
dust of 'your own sweet self soave Island, Georgian Bay.
O ur school pupils and teacher were j el r•, 'Brook' Orr and family,
e'em lady's'chambei• furnittjre or entertained Friday 1ifternoisn kyr the Toraiyd Mrs. onto, are -holidaying at the home
softie old tea kettle in seine old Iintaail school at the tome of the sat .of `Mr. J. W. --Bell: '
junk shop, or be beaten, out of some tier's teacher, 'Mr....Duncan MacKay. Miss 'Mary
old ragcarpet to drift around span. During the afternoon races' were held, !' lio„iea. of Nile visited last
week at., the home of Mr, and Mrs,
the highway bf time until 'you are ' 'titer which ,such Was served: A ball '
Harvey Fuller.
overtaken by the water was aif rot laggaine `was •played' between .'the two Miss 'Helen Davidson. of •�Southamp-
heavenk.and, turned into nand. Then I hool -, hnigtil being.the winner with ,Ion ,tient the thee,: -end with her mother,.
back -to the land you go again as the score of .::1-2Q: after this all en- i Sirs, Rob'. IJavid.o n.., •
joyed a marsllmallom?4''' roast. '. 1 School has closed for the summer
Mrs. Haines, who spent the past .six ; vacation: Miss Ether Me11wain is to
weeks visiting friends at \% ingham and i be .congratul:tteik en all of her .pupils"
other points, returned to the home of i beteg suc(•e•• ful ha their ,examinations..
-11r. and Sir,. Lorne Fairish last week., .Congratulations are' extended to
. Shower .for the Bride -to -her -Miss 1,Misses 'Gloria 'Chisholm and • Edna
Edith Johnston, Mrs. T. J. Drennan•. Somer,:all- on• , their aefaievement in
and Mrs. •Robe. !Scott were hostesses'winning scholarships at the Goderich
last \\'edti'esd.ay evening at the home° of ;`tollegiate.
dirt ' to grow turnips, carrots,
ie atoes and spinach to help' feed
• posterity:` :Lastly, but nut leastly,
you will be turned into .gold dust,
Weil into dollars to pay. the butcher
and the baaker, the fiddler and tfw
Preacher, the doctor -• and 'the
lawyer: and if you escape from the
lawyer and the gold -standard you
will be used to pay the War debt." •
Mrs. 'Scott for a -delightfully', arranged i 'J he strawberry festival ponsored•by
. :While bidding_g odrhye to the owner Shower in honor of Miss Ella Bogan, , Zion chu<,ren, Tas bras Corners, on Fri-
` S eve learn.' ` who -Vada married on Saturday, ' Iiir evening-. v'. 1 a decided • � s
of the Old Curiosity ,hop 1~During „ e cled .-ucef..-.
that this Was. by no gleans his first and the evening Miss Isabel Scott and Arn-1 after u -eller, a play, "Two . Days 'to
out's literary effort: in fact, we found old Drennan carried in a little table Marry,, • was presented by the Carlow•
that he had a considerable output to onwhich ‘:xas placed a large cardboard Community Club.
his credit. And last year we were wedding cake. When Miss Hogan cut' There wits a 1a:'ge congregation at
delighted to find that 'he had gathered the cake it was found to contain many i I'qiiori church ' on • Sunday, wheii they
these numerous children of his heart gifts. Later Ethel Thompson and pastor,' Rev. A. Je McKaye, delivered a
and brain together and published them Marvin Seott dressed as bride and; ~ splendid sermon fr.rni - the test, "Render
as a volume of reminiscences under the
title of "The ()id Lug School.", A copy
lies before us at this moment, and turn-
ing its already well-worn pages we are
more than ever convinced that it is a
b(ok every Iluron . old .boy and girl
should buy, beg, borrow or steal, and
'read fur old times sake.
groom drew in a decorated wagon E unto raesaar the things which are
heaped with other ;presenets. Miss C ei aar's ; and unto God the things that'
Hogan thanked her friends.: for the' ;are God's" (St. Matthew '2:-2'f21.). Dur -
many gifts she received. I')airing the ; ing the service the choir, sang an
evening Cdrs. Mike Hogan with Mrs.' anthem,c^Now to .'God Our Prayer
S. Martin at the.. piano gave.- some ! Ascending."
violin selections. ""Mrs. Robt. Scott and; Miss Esther Melltcain left on Tues-
Mies Evelyn Little sang solo`. ' day for Toronto, where she will take a
BELFAST
BBIA tlS1.', June 3O. -The Red 'Cross
held ,their lad t meeting at• the home of
Mrs, T. A:'Cameron•and quilted a quilt.
, The WALS. of 'Hackett's circuit held
their regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Wilfred 'Hackett : (1n Wt?dnestlay
afternoon, June 25th, with a large at-
tendance. The president, :\lis, Erving
Zinn, presided, At the close of the
meeting Mrs. Wilkins was presented "
witli an end table and 'vase. Mrs.
George Lane rend the address and Mrs.
Dynes Campbell and 'Mrs. Cyril Camp-
lell presented the gifts. Rev. Jas.
Wilkins preached his farewell sermon
on !Sunday. They leave this -week for
their, new home at Oil `i:prirrgs.
,. �. The Misses Melda and Winnie Lane,
PRODUCTS
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teachers at Orillia, came home on
Friday night- to spend the holidays with
their pare:ats, Mr. and Mrs. 'George
Lane 1.;
Mr. and "Mrs, Andrew Gaunt and son
'Murray. near St.'Itelens, spent Sunday
:Munition with her mother, Mrs. Sam
Sherwood. -
Mr: and Mrs. Jack Irwin and I:'rb
Ia:ivi• rtiaHveri t.(> -near Clinton for a bine, .
:k Mr. Irwin is waking there.
*Haying vi11 soon 'he over owing
the hot, dry weather.
()iv of tl o hest prayers fever heard
was that a;f a little negro boy who was
competing in a race. He Itept dropping
1,4.111101 and his chances seemed slim ;
then ,1141(•7:^y his lilt began to move
witli great A'gatlari't;r, his lege, pieke(1
up slim', anal he won the race. . shed
later what his, te•ae W11isperitlg •to -4-If; said he was talking to the
Lord, eaying Over and over :' "Lord,
lou l,i('E 'gni uli, and I'll put 'mil- down.
Y(111 pick "ettt up, and 111 ,daft 'em down."
- A. D. in The :sphere.
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Agonizing . •
Eczema (SaR Rheum)
reetealay or nigh t for. tha a
tfilicted with that awful slnn dit
ectiee, eczema, or 'melt rheum es it is
a Commonly stalled. • •
?The intE,liSO t iriixmg, itching an
ding, eapetially ` at night, or
, when the affcete1 .part is exposed to
strong beat, or hot water, are almost
unbearable, and relief is gladly
r, welcomed. ' •
- To get rid of oerema it ill nett
'wiry to have the blood cleansed by
trae ,use of ^a thoroughly rehab :
blood >nedieino such as Burdock
Blood Bitters Which inuring the peat
GO years has met with greact success
in relieving sueli, diseases by its blood,
elle:voting smtl purifying propertiee.
The T. Mi1barn f •, 1Clelw Tarosto, Ont.
'1 IRVODAN, Jatti'(Y 3rd, I104•1
!'wk S I41), Juno 3Q,-11rs. ISe�ie
Medd and Mips Josie Medd Of l)bathaiat,
anti Mrs. Jesio Turrt'blen oYireondeishoro
visite, on Wednesday at the Iroise of
,1r. end Mrs.:W. V. Campbell.
dlorn. -• `n 'Kitchener Hospital, Vuecid
day, June kith, to a Mr. and Mrs.. 'rth ir.
aSpiclelberg (nee Marjcirie Oanpbell),
a on (Barkley). x"rgratulationss,
• 'qtr. Wan., ?Bush, Mr, Kenneth Camp-
bell; Mr, ,luno Link of Toronto, ti$s
Jean 4"'amPbell oi' Kitchener anti" Miss
Annette Stewart 0 Ashfield were guests
on ,Sundayea't the house of Mr. and Mrs.
W: A, eamiibeu. •.
' Messrs. `Norman and 'Leslie Itodger a
'St. 'Catharines spent the. week -end with
their brother, Ur. Drnanerson Rodger.
Mrs, Voddeu of 'Loudesboro was the
guest on •Sutnday of her ,sister, Mrs,
Alva Me»oweli, • ., • •
''Miss Elsie 'Snell, of: Fort Erie was a
Westfield 'visitor on ISpuday.
:hiss Fern 'MeDoweli spent the week-
end' :with her cousin, Mrs. 'Leslie Vin-
cent of Belgrave.
•Guests. rece ttty ate the home of Mrs
and Mrs. Maitland henry Were Mr. and
l rs: Donald !Henry, :Mrs. Harvey Jewell
and daughter. Janice, of Michigan, Mr.
and Mrs, _ Frank Kershaw and Miss
Gladys McDowell Of +GQderich,
:'yrs. Ross Robinson and babe, of
Tillsonburge are visiting tine , foriner's,
parents, Mr, and :tXrs% 'Fred,W, Coals,
To'mmy ,Steep . of ►Chalton was,, a
Westfield '° vlaitor on "Suinday'.° •
, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ,� fe»owe11, :'1 Ir. and
Mrs. -Norman McDowell -and children
were "London visitors on Friday.
:Sirs. 'Gordon. .Smith and babe, of
Goderieh ' were Westfield stfiel
d visitors on
Sunday. " •
Born. -In 'Goderich , !Hospital, on
Nienday, June 23rd, to' Mr, and Mrs.
En merlon Rodger, a son. Congratula-
tions.
'Mr: L. . 'iardin' Gf Toronto rvisited with.
his brother, Mfr, .'Thomas Jardin. '
and 'Mrs. !Howard !Campbell and
family visited on 'Sunday with Mr, ,and.
Mrs. E. Johnston of'West Wawanosh.
Guests at the home of Mr. and firs.
Maurice Bosman were Mr. and. Mrs.
Robt, Bosman of Leamington, Mr.. and
gra. Harry, 'Bosman of. Wingli'am, Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan Me'Nichol of Welton.
':lir. u•ndMrs. Douglas Campbell were
visitors on Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs.,Wellington !Good, Auburn.
Mr. Warren Bamford of Cuniberl1,antI
;visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
mss- tt3anrord.
W7�13� amiamp` ll -s -pent the 'Week-
end with. his daughter, 'Mrs. Wm,
crozier; Cewe.
,A number from this vicinity attended.
the memorial service at Ball's cemetery.
on !Sunday: .•
!School. 'closed. on Friday night for
The 'midsummer 'vacation. Most of the
pupils were successful 'rn passing their
examinations.. •
Mrs. Jennie Fox and daughter Isabel,
of Whitechurch, visited with Mr. en
Mrs. Earl 'Wiahtman.
A n.um'ber from thisvicinity attended
the concert at Belgrave on Friday night
In aid of the 'Red !Cross. ,
At the church service on Sunday.Rev.
II. C. 'Wilson zspeke from 'Ereverbs 29 ;
18 -"Where there is no vision; the
people perish. fir.' Wm. 'Bush of Tor-
onto' favored with a solo,' '•,Spirit of
which was 'greatly enjoyed by
all. •
Retiring Teacher Honored. -On Wed-
pesday evening the,niehibers of the
school section and pupils of 1S.S. To -.0.
met at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Walter
Qook to honor 'Miss :,Margaret Jefferson,
who`,for the past twelve years has beep
their very efficient teacher, and who has
now resigned from the school. During
the evening social that. and community
singing, were enjoyed and finally an
address of appreciation and good wishes
was read by Jaek'Buchanan. Rets..
0. Wilson Spoke a few words of -ap-
preciation, making special note of Miss
Jefferson's honorabit eharacter, 'both in
•
rJ1ITiredOut
Betorolay Hall Over sy
Women who should be strong imit
healthy become weak, run dove si
wont auk, and axe unable to attend')
to their household. duties. They gee -
i up in the morning dreading' the
day's work ahead of them,
Some disease of coxtstitutional d&1'
turbans;e has left its nark in tis
• form of 8battered 'aaerves, iinpover'
inked blood, and au exhausted corn_
dition of"thnentire system.
Women will find in Miibarl1'Is
U 80th' and Nerve Pills the h�
v. they need. to supply food d foar t
exhausted nerve force, and one
will help them back to sound, perfect.
health twain, , •
minnwa, *tato, Oaf.
tiny school and the 'community;. Violet
Oook and Hattie Wightinaa Presented,
Miss Jefferson with a lovely White and
silver "bedroom cloela.,.$iss Jefferson
its well -chose ', words 1'thanked those
present; for their kindness, The singiag
of„"'For !She Is a Jolly Good. Fellow'
brought the enjoyable evening to a
close.
Bride and Groom of Twenty -live
'Rears. --An Sunda', June 29th, ,'fix. and
.its. Berry °Armstrong celebrated their
;twenty-fifth wedding anniversary at the
old home place where 'Mr,• and Mrs.
Harvey Welts now reside. A dainty
wedding dinner was served, to, the int-
mediate families of the bride” and
groom. • The bride, who Was the daugh-
ter of the late 'William Wells and
Rebecca Watson, was given in marriage
twenty-five years. ago by her brother,
•Root, Wells. The ceremony, - was
performed
mo�urch,v. r•• Blyth.
•of the -
Mrs.
Normn 'S'heplerd, cousin. of the bride,
,played the wedding music .and Mrs.
Frans' Marshal, a cousin, sang during
the signing of the register. After a
trip to'N'orth Bay; the 'bride and groom
settled on the groom's farm in East
Wawanosh on the division. line between
Bast and West Wawanosh: To this
happy union were born two Sons, Jack
and 'Bob. 'We . extend °congratftlations
and best.wishes for a continued happy
married life.
Not- '•'-E," 'Mone•v
A•member 'of a 'Ladies' Aids Society in
a small team went'to the bank to
deifalt, as he told the banker, "some
aids money.."
'U'nf'ortunately the banter thoughtshe
said "egg : money," and replied "Be-
-markable, Watt it, phew well the old _
hens are dieing theSe,deyy?".�
Then he couldn't understand ?why the
woman, gathered tap her passbook" and
hufried from • the bank:
Success
•Success or failure in business' ie•
caused more 'by mental attitude than
by mental capacities.,
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ing a Monument Get -my
;prices before buying. Cemetery
Lettering a specialty.
All work guaranteed.JOHN GRANT
CLINTON MARBLE
St GjA:t1ITE WORKS
Clinton • Ontario '
Successor to Ball & Zapfe
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Our price have not advanced fro
if
"last year.
Large stock of Foreign and 'CanadianGranites to choose
SPECIAL PRICE ON INSCRIPTION WOItK
from.
C. W. Williams & Son Granite Works
147 St. Patrick St. STRATFORD
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• Phone 1953
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Quickly lelnoved in Clean ttiiitaiay trucks. Phone •eollet't-
000x'.1,2, Clinton, 210 $ttatfOrd or If eraoll 21.
Williaui Stone Sons Linithd
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