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OWNSHIP COUNCIL
• WAWANOSH
- The Weet....)Yawaatsg_p:tWnshrii
Comicildifet as per adjoernmeat
',Mardi 9th, with 'all members pre -
*Sent and -Reeve ,eilinigae. presiding:,
Mr. Alex; Alegnirdee--was• :present
,and speke PrietlY on the new system
•••, •Voun,ty itssessnient. On motiorl
' of .Councillor.s-Gamit and ,TohAston
the Assessor was.- instructed to „make
tbe„ aisessixient according to the
"--C-OniityrSysfetrand-uxider- the- diree-
„ •
o M. Rawlinson •Litnited regularly make
up• and ship Household Furniture. Con-
solidated Pool Cars to Manitoba. Saskatch-
ewan, Alberta, British Coluirtbia and to
Calif orn la. Write, wire or phone for reduced
,ifX9ig,,httates _ .stablished 1885.
610 Yonge"-st.,"foronti",-.-- "it'thitidit125”'
610g1146, PACKING, SHIPPlEG and STORAGE
_ •
tIon and suPervision a the• County
Assessor. • ,. • _
Motion -of Councillors Gaunt
And Johnston the Tax Collector was
insteucted to complete the collection
of the 1947 taxes hy-. March, 30th,
1.048. ,
• Bylaw No., 4 was read a third
tide 'encl.-passed-on mo
Johnston and Gaunt, .Bylaw
Ne:.5,, apPointhieMr. G. L. Garner,
of Stratford, Toivnship 'engineer,
was read third time and passed,
on motion of'Couricilleirs Durfnand
-Dicksoni
.• The following grants -were ordere'd
paid -on. inotieteof -Cotificillor,s-Gannt
and Durnin • beinity • Seed
Fair, $19 ; Appealfor British' Child-
ren, $25. .
rournittrra To:
17*S8F443 YOE 190
Caian Steenlehlp'' Linen' an;
noente the fellOW1lig 400inttnentn
of inaSterk and 0.1.,ef englaeere;
111l4er SO* Frelehteil3
•
„Aaherett7--÷-•-P.
erM-
VoUwQ$-j W. Se4rrew And
atn?•PT. ,•'• • • • - • •
Pent4teent41--:,t. drieSbaehand
14141... 104 • • ",'
.-GlegetiOes-4: j 1)1,04.
pouglas•
Ogderp)1,,*A4ex...Wilp9n -and A*,
O'Brien, - • "•",•'
' HA•gart-Y:-,-,BOVB4rke. fOld"°A.
rattesoir Id
H-7StirditC7calav---AtAlltebenna,4
,Westmeunt-,-W: • Hi: Molitgoraery,
'411W(1131114;1113;e0dniOnnalilY--.0.to P.4tt:e-
r4
sea endlY. VOlnirn. ,
Aram. ,
Upper Lake Fackage Ereightej,s
1:LI, Taylor, , • ,„
PreScote--O., Wing.' and' r*Al.
Re4YeYle-W.'.1.1 ge1jer.4p4, 4.! A.
reder. '' • ' .• -4., • '
Euronle:-H: L. Beaten- aid 3. B.
MacDouahl, • -
• SelMJnloadhig -Coat Carriers
Coailaven-E. %esv-• 4nel O A.
Ross, ' .0••
Other -.C. ,Ainiatioxig and A,
•Zoskey. ' „ , •
• lenelg--..T. A. Glenn and A, 'E.
Midland--Pritice-L. G. Bird end
W. J. Nicholls.
Osler -R. Belcher and K.Biich-.
anal. •
• Package Freighters
Dattleferd-A. J. • Galloway -Mat
H. 111cCoag. • ,
, Beaverton -A. J. Story and; F.
• •
•Calgarlan--V. A. mu and 'A, E-.
House.
Canarctian-W.' J. Bore and W. T.
Pitfield. • •
• :Cityof Hamilton -J,. Lepine,
and, 3. M. Clark. •
. City of Kingston -z--3, 4. Ferguson
and M. 3; Sherman. • ,
ity of Mentreak-N. Laaan1t
T. Nichols. •• • • • • ,
. City of Toronto -M. J. COrkeY. and • No one should attenipt to diagnose
• City of Windsor -S.-- E. Bernier •
andAreat Own troubles by taking
'A, P. Norris... '
land' stitaxatn.
Edmonton-E._A; Geotse and R.. used when preScribed by a
OrAteirX. • -de-4 - 1-`-n` -
• or. eb. he. ndyice given
00r-three,--'weelfs-n
were destrored „ a Intru,
belonging te,,,Len5s onixleaf rkh
• : gerttie 1/4bas..sold„ hie tiftYr
•acre feral, on the Bra.' coneeSSion of
'Vast WaWandfal.tQ 14OY4 1YealFs, ef”
, • •- •.• •;
fUnd beitkg reined at Hongiall
4.••=•-••••%4••=i,/ •
• courws,amsrigy PL --
One hbur and 4$ Miiiittett flying
time, was, slashed' from the' trans-
continental flight record recenilr,
'when a new pressurized Northffitar
Skyliher of Trans Canada Air Line13
flashed across the 2,345 miles from
Vancouver to Montreal in just six
hours and 52 !nigh* to set a new
Mark, The, new North Star, shown
in upper photo, spanned the dis
tance " at an 'average attitude ' of
20,004 feet and speed of 342 miles -
per -hour with no discomfort to the
20 passengers and crew of sig.. In
the-•-leiWer •'photo,2Reconstruction,
,
Ministe C4D Howe 'congratulates:
...Capt. Herbert W. Seagrim,' T.C.A. •
flight operations director, who pith- • president; who, '• • . owe, was a passeagee`bn e record_•
ted the plane. -At front left is H..J. breaking -light. At: right 'rear is Capt. „ „0:A Rawson; director lof
Svminton K C C M G rc A T C A fileht develoenlent. ' who • acted as, co -captain. "
Rutherford... "„ :•=-• •rt" _ .7:77; -V,,919-n.-iltd1h--artiele
:ICenora-d. S. Ward and 'D. F, The -Tvatil About r11:•19
Lockwood. • • - ' r -in the January -February' issue of
Orr niotiOn of Councillors Gaunt Let4ridge-A, Allen -•and M. Health, • official •magazine ef the
. Health Leaglie of Canada. Dr.
pensley is director. of ..the depart-
ment of metabolism and toxicology
Howson a eel, . Mr. 'dud Mrs. R. J.
. •
Pirilr1
M1.: ndr 1.7ungblut and,
family, Hamilten, visited, aver the
week-ertd with • •and Mrs .° 3:
Miss' Etisie Patterson, Toronto;
spent tlit•Iteek-end here.
•
Miss Helen Merrill., Toronto, is
visiting her. aunt, •-MTS. WM.
Roberton. • •"
Mire
ss. Margaret Jackson, Toronto,
'is- visiting, ,Mr: .ali.d.Mrs• Jas.. jack-.
dee Dicksenther 'Road Superintend- • . •
eat was instruetedjo adVertise-for
'tenders for crushing and hauling
_gravel. It was moved by Copneillor
3obnton andi-e-C61104:0-05.wiellrof '
D,urnin that, the Treasurer's,' bond
witiii the :Inlet Insuratice Co.. be
renewed. The Motion. carried.
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April 13th; at '1.30 pan. •
DURNIN PHILLIPS, Clerk.
" • -
•-THE MAN- 'WHO "COUNTS,
. It is not the ':critle-.whe 'counts;
_
•
not 7 -the •-•-•-rnitn. ••.-who points', oet-hOw-
• the strong man sturcibles,..or where
the deer •if deeds 'coUld have done
--belohge-to-.the„
'Man'. who is 'actually in the arena:.
Whose 'face -is ,marred by 'Mist and
sweat and blood.; who strives val-
; who- errs and -comes short
again,,..a.nct again, becaliSe there. is
• no effort Withelit ..erreir and short-,
'coniing; who ,does actually strive to
do the, deeds': who knows tile 'great.
enthusiasms- the- great-: devotions;
Theodore Roosevelt.,
enioria—T'-PRYDE SON.IS
Cunningliam & r3f,+ile)
Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth
Write Box 150, or phone 41J,,
• . • Exeter
apd-..ire shall be pleased, to
.
VENIEsICKL
Our bonded representative will be itsGoclericb.. every
Thursday• - • ,
'ror information concerning repairs to your present •
machine, availibilitY of new and rental m.a hines, electric
—irons and Cord :controls, sewing notions d -serViejesi-
contact • •
SINGER _SEWING CENTRE
78 .Ontario st,,Stratiord • Phone,727
-13-14
Seisleatooe-G. C. Xirkand 3,
Neilson. •
Selkirk -E. F. Rieburn and E.
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Weyburn -R. Anderson and 3. A.
Adams. -
Winnipeg -P: 1.1erinville and C.
-DrTiiskr-• '
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-DIAMONlj STEAMSHIP CO• •
S.S. George -Hindman - Capt..
peorge, H. Henderson ; Chief, WM.
Dixon.
••6`.
- -410LIVESVILLE-
,
HOLMESVILLE; -Mar. N.—Mr.
the week -end With .his parents, Mr.'
and Mr's. M. J. 'Stock. -
• The 'Misses Marie and Eileen Glid-
don were guests' of Londesboro
friends ever the week -end.
• Mr. and Mrs": Ivan Jervis, Trenton,
are spending a few days with Mr:
and Mrs. Leslie' Jervis and family.
111.r.s.---Wiliner„-Ila iiie,i=
and Mr. and Mr. Robert McIlwain,
Gedericlitothiship, - '
Mrs. M.Elliott and •family,
Listowel, spent. Monday, with Mr.
and Mrs.".`E. j..Trewartha.
•'Congratulations t� Mr. and Mis.
-William • Norman oe---th.e, arrival Of
babY .today,
' There was a good attendance -at
the SiinslaY Morning service , in
Holmesville chinch, where an inspiv-
ing Easter message was delivered by
the. -.minister, .Rev: Canipbell Tav-
ener.. Special ntuSie was given 'by
the 'choir, and Easter flowers' were
placed in the church.
• Advertising *inlet- bepunted on
:as an investinenit, n4t.aS an expense.
Ad,s in The Signal -Stir pay' ,
' AVBURN; M8rcli'3(1.-2--P•MISS Mary 1
Nesbitt -Torbfito, was a week -end I
_viSiteir - with, her parents,..._114....eind '
Mrs. Alf. Neallftt. .. ' ' ••••
. r•-ilircl, -Mrs. Et•--Laws.pu.-„-eisited-
'on•••••••SundaY-'-with :Mr, and ;Mrs. J.
FlnlaYsce-1r"iteirtri.-'1111;s2-1-gyson
'remained for'a brief. visit. • - • , • .
Borri.-To. Mr:: mid Mrs Jack
'Weir; Ottawa; on Friday.;,• Nlareh. 26,
a' sOn (Robert- SteWart): .--.-.. ••• -: . • . •
At:Ale:we, 44.4tit trOxiltfoderie
don,:Torouto, ProgOrteI49t11114,
I
MVS ittft Mole
'
Djesat
Sealdirth
44Ward Xoe garcirkki, '414 o'n.
..$aturatty,i.ate t periOd:qf
'tailing health, 1,1t4,0 "'14„ -
er a new, teereatiOn centre,'„ • The' ,`SeVent"Ptelirth, litter .
obleptive is 00,000 and ;5;0,(10' hAe Auburn, he ,ItvPd 'Nnith DUota
already 'been Contributed,' - 7 and .fit Arusseis befOre ..4),OVing
to
,Thp, 444,ne,Qt,gr,,a4d. •.11IrS. Ohaelefr
• SenucF. eeine.eselen. 'et 11,16rris,
waS _rmapietely-destoyed by; 'Are'
fn.). lligiff:76rairi4720-M7, •
Ile. cong*,4:0,44 cavok pro$7
byterian ehureh',.EXeterg ha's leeued
-a eall; to Rev:,.Donald:•Sihelair. ,ef
. Allendale -to -succeed-the late -Rev'.
Ketinetli MacLean, minister,
Mrs, W. , J.:, Geddes, formerly of
Sea -forth,. where. he was employed
for Many .year.S. bY,!% 'POW, Vt41,-':, •
..00pliiii4.001, NW% Edlth
and
snrld:tied by .threi)::;dang14terS)
Laura 4nit, VOL',at kome, and Mrs.
•Gerd,00,,,ginsoni 01,0444 by `-threef t•
Sisters, Mrs. Alex. 'CASernere, 'attz44-,„
,q00; yos.•:1703114m,'SpioU:.
' dine ..;.‘ lin'. 'Arthur ...SparkS,:frort,''.
irtite4lgotrnaot‘oill'e, .41•;dtei7he•re' To_ roth.14rtl:NotatlYimirdialryt,e_alrt: ia:trt04r:;_x;ne
The remains • were brougili, to Bel; iBunelltiCts •PeerrOgierYatlit'XIAtirrtftn.....1.94•7'
g,reveu4r Rinker employed ke "
pashiitiod•-/plaeing inill;,-Aves,- struck,
by b6artl from One of the macliihes.
-Taken. to a "Linidon. hospital;• he was
found. to have suffered a rulitiired
kidney and. fractured ribs.
Dr. 11,. Burrows, who is,leayhig,
;Sea -forth with '7-A" datiglite
at Wienipeg; has been gin fare-
well bolters by. many orgin.fiations
with which. ire has been connected.-
He- has lived in Seaforth for over
fiBfatby,i,)s'emarosth. er,ed'
in Blanhets
--ShfrleY ` • Ann., tour-monthsTold,
daughter •of. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vod-
den, Harpurhey, was 'foued-smeth-
ered in her buggy on Saturday even --
lug. ••She had apparently relfed in,
the blankets and in some maener
worked them': over her face. • '
Aloe -tor -wag' called but Could do-
nothing. •
. Wedding Annivers:11*
-Thos. McNall hag been, Visit' -
Welland. .• • „' "-
int Mr. *end Mrs. Staidey •
Blyth celebrated their sixtieth: Wed-'
r. n Mrs.. 0 tz aAer f
anniversary on March • 21st.
-111,rs. Lenin, Hamilton, is visiting
sixtliTelletrTzilaandueLt
11.er-father - ilarrY W"'h'er*:- -eightY. Holtzhauerleareed the ,
is
'1;etarootrldn_ACurnrdi4saciandi_li
eaviipprityL:tiLdv4eriptit
Watio-rd„ spent part of the week -end
Benmiller, Auburn and other places..
with Mr. and Mrs. W, T. 'Robison. '
They have a family of three -sons
• Mrs.. Harry Govier has returned
• and -two -daughters. Mrs. Elizabeth
- .
M d Elf 11 1 h
Mee. Melvin Jewell. Goderich,
spent the week -end With Mrs. 0. -A.
.4,t_sitqA.k.9.0..1:94Sp.iteK11 liosvie_41Z --
,"free,Nteiv of ' the widespread in-
discriminate use •of vitamin_pills,
it is fortunate_ that there has been
no evideece,„ to_elate that Kreifur
'effects are produced by vitamins in
the doses ; ordinarily taken." Dr.
Bensley writes. "It is- trim that
vitamins can act as poisons it tbey
are taken in amounts far ill eXcess
of" those- recoixonended ,for either
• _
the prevention or 'correctien of de-
.. . ,. . . . ... ......,
hciency diseases. He says this.has
• pecurred linueiently often • in the soli. We regret that Mrs. Jacksen
case of ohe• vitamin (D),, „Th. be, is not - enjoying g'o6d health-
present. ,.. • •
'• at
''4'-W-IY-'7-7• ""Qt-aate2'-: • ' ‚--.., - - , eominen,eing-, next' -.5-'-find'ay .-iiiid:
• He eieds that, although narm may. •
not ,be caused ,.directly by " the in - continuing for three Months, divine
'discriminate use of yitamin pins, .serVice at Knox Presbyterian church
this practice, -like all forms of -self- will begin at 11 a.m. . '
Mrs
medication, may be indirectly harm- .. StairAbell, St. Thomaswas
,
ful • in that it %gives the individual Mr
week -end visitor with her parents,
Mr •
a false sense of security and leads •
. and Mrs. W. A. Campbell. •
to delay in seeking.inedical advice.: Mr, Wm. Straughan, 6f Goderieti,
r: __Beasley_ :.$.43:ts- there is, no =
has begun to demolish the .former
ca-enictiienw_ua-tt,4io,rern---.eetscitoglza_beirieleletgll;-----ezi.9,-
evidence that health is _imereyed by
giving 'extra vitamins to a "Versone _
th.
,site„ , .. .
-1/Ou worry' about your present
. or, future seeurity,
- Phone Carlew 2115 ofigivrite
•R, R. ittOBINSON
Monarch Life , Assurance retire-
sentative, R. R. 1, Port Albert:
• 36tf
who is not suffering from a sp-e-etile-
itanun deficiency disease. :Vitamin
pills alone cannot correct dietary
deficiencies. Pills may help but
chief reliance must 'be placed on a
balanced diet.
He adds, however, thlit condem-
nation of Vitaniin-pills, as being a
little or no Value Would be ,absurd.
Iritainin -pills or simithj forms of
concentrated preparations' of vita-
mins, he states,' are of •value neder
two sets of • circumstances. They
may be used -bet enly when pre-
scribed by A' physician--ffeSt to pre-
vetit the develiipthent oft.teliseasea
due to deficiencylif vitamins in the
diet, and"; second, to treat diseases,
due to vitamin deficiencies,
, • .
_..Two of the girls were airing their
"rdlike to get ,a divorce."
said the: first. '"My .hashaed 'and
tjust don't get•aiong;"- "Why don't
you sue -him. "for in cOmpa tib ty
asked the second,. sympatheticaily.
."1 'would if 1 Roulet catohhim at
It."' replied the first. ••'-- •
"?.
• MacDouga 1: "I'm in love with
your wife. If yaw will give *her to.
me ni pay ..her weight in gold."
MiteCrifey : "Let me ha' a. few -week'.
_ "What for ---to_.. think It
ovekV"f;tirm mud To fatten- ;.el-
np_.:11 ,
to-lonie_ after speeding part of.
the wjnter with Mr. And Mrs, Herb.
Govier;
Miss-411etry • Houston, of the, co1-.
lege ofLEAucalion, 'Toronto. is holt:.
(laying with, Mr. and Mrs. Jobe
HouSton. ‘ . •
Mr. Edgar tiawson. Mf. as. W.
.Med..d stied M r.. and grS. 4. J. Fergu-:
son attend -0,d oirTueSdaythe funeral
f- a foriner Auburnite, •Edward
• Mole, of Seaforth. • '
The Ladies' .Guild, nnd Sunday
school of St. Mark's church 'held a
successful 1 bazaar ' and hememadel
baking sale in the Orange. Holl4On
Saturday -.7 06 -,ii oii'cioktdoiniIii.0„j ,-,,* :: : ,:_,_
ProjOt amOunted to $73. ;' ; • PORTER'S HILL
Irwin of Auburn., is a sister of Mr.
Holtzhauer.
Swaii,-Mcelena
The Marriage_ of Edith Mary;
• daughter . of Harry ' MeClenaghan,
Belgrait, and .the• -„late„ .Mts. Mc•
lepaghan, to Olen Boway. Swan,
son4f A. 3, Swan, Brucefield; and
the_i_late 'Mrs_ §Wan, 'took plaee'en
Saturday afternoon , the home
of the bride's 'Uncle, Rev. W. J.
Watt, Whitechurch, who offieiated•
After a metor -trip to Niagara Falls
and•Cleveland, the couple 'will resIde
her husband one evening,: "I've at-
'cepted a part 'in the next ,play to
be - given. In - the Neighborlioed
Troupe.,
.. 'That's flee," replied' 111r.
B. "Whlit kind of a costume will
You wear hi the play?' "A bathing
Suit," she Answered. "Have you
any pbjeetion•s?" "Yoh bet have!"
PeUtAted-Tdirair'D'a
u want-tho-4.1eighbortl• •
th-ati_Imarried 'yen for VOur money?" -Mr
II The Protection _OfInup
•
,\Cross 4 . the non-profit flan,
for gospital 'Care is now. .
!available to.eraployee gioups.
-fz437-/REE .
• M
W -previously- to'
five or more.)
d-
-anatrs:----1.7a*sen-Aeekhavi---
and Children, of -R'oyal Oak, ;Mich.,
spent Easter with Mr. Loehhart's
parents, iNly. and MA -s. Jas. Lockhart,:
PORTER'S HILL, 11Tar. 30. --;Mrs.
sto-Ope'r of Manchester, England, who
spent the winter mouths in Cali-
fornia, is visiting her 'sister-in-law,
Mrs. , 111_aurice,YrA.the,
Mrs,- -Lockhart -and-baby
Sharon returned -home from Clinton
•-helspitalf,,on_VV-eduesday.-,
. Thos. East: w4a-
tinfe-'•with' friends at Ramiiton and
other points, has returned home:
• -Commeatit*Cltb.-!--The, .Porter's'
-Hill-Coramninty -Mb 'held its7March
meeting. on Weehiesday evening a
the home. of Mrs? John Torrance,
inthe kerna of - a social evening.•
Over sixty Were present. The meet-
ing was , opened- by vice -President
Mrs. -Bert „ Harris. With -the singing
of ."0 Canada."' A report. -of ' ex -
pencil teres_an d me*: ee, liaud. 3.VA
given 'end a; discussion was luta'
gardiet:furaitilre for the rooni The
Club'. is furnishing 'in the Cliutim
hospital. A dance _will be heldtin
S.S. No. 5' by the Club., The ineetini..
'elbeed with: "God -Save.. the Ring."
Next meetieg at ;Nit's.. gas. 1-,ock-,
s
hart', home.- ' After the meeting
enelife Played. -thirteen tables
talc.ing• pa rt. Lueeh tvas served hi,-
-t h 0...hostess t an idei gilt, f ter • IV 11 1.01
daneing was' tj oyed . 1 •,
• THIS MEANS .
theshopkee„and
his two. clerks - the trades-
. Man with his two 'helpers -
the-electiician,-r-the-14;w1rer.-.
In fact,it, 'means .W,.iro4Ps:',
• with three ..or alore
ein-
:ployeesincluding
The cosi is -low . . .4es's
;th.Eqii 31/2 ¶enis a day for an
• people in this Province are
protected rhI31ue Cross
• Hospital Plan.
_For complete information
• -write:-
..... • .
H8staIAssOcJion
Toronto 5, Ontario
-.7!BE‘AVER," FULL TILTING ARBOR:. gAW
ITTERS
• Ilelps to •cleanse impurities from, the.
body and tone -up the digestive OrgallS:
IEELEWS
,
....)4a71114,pRAL :.:SERVI(OE
111'0,,4triv 0,119,p,-(3 for Oie use
at oak
to 8treet, .
,,Presinpt Anibulatict,
'.'Pho40 1535 855 or 7
.A. water soliilzole I)inortho'‘cresorproduCt.
, for 'dormant Season application in orchardil-to*
destrOy ROBy 1Vitith,,,,Oyster ,Shell
• Seilles and fornsc as. ail': •erailitiAUt.'grOtinel, pra
againet, Apple Stat. .
Iiii4tigatealso ‘‘Green Spralastic-
-an iniproVed neutral Si)rade r ana tiekr
"GrtlEgil. ClIOS' Si° Feld Leadei Peod u,et$.
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•, BEISt•OP,,MATBRrAtS
Gnatanteed workiiianship..at
priees that Will, please ,,you;
SA.V.,11 'AGENTS,, PENS
Call Id oitirtillleot dropti,„
Doi' 161, 0041ericb.,
*111 be pleased to can ittittlielp.
choose' a„snitabie nit:knot:10. for
.".yon*' family. plot, „
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ireingeta mr17-7"
'Phone 1098 for 24 ((Our service to
all makes of coinniercial and
domestic refrigeration equipment
MANNING*
• Refrigeration Service
InSimereial Ag-ehriVeMireifil
- and District.
Satisfaction Onaranteed.
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dyspepsia, so/ur stornaCh, biTiousriessi,headaehes .9y timor emu -
plaints of the live* or kidneys., It should do the same for yea,"
On ,sale for more than 00 years,: Burdoek Blood.Bittersis
available at drug counters everywhere.
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• The T. Milburn, CO.; 1.4iinited, Toronto, :Ont.,
TREES.:.
Apple Trees; Pears, Cherries',"Plums;.
rbachPs. RtuiPberries,- :Currants,:
Grapes, 'Strawberry plants; niue.
Asotoragos, Shade Trees,
,ShrobS, ii!e4ge„Piants,.1rine,s, Aoses,'
Evergreens,' Peretuilaia..
Stock In , all important varietiea. •
.Order. direct by mail atni. saire
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Complete with 8-incli combination blade, V belt and Motor' Paley.
This .011rcular Saw Is a.modern• Power Vol that wilt satisfy. the
Ilomecraft Hobbyist or Ifie ProfesSional .Crattsman. Table -84e
• is 24 x 22 Inches. Outs 2Winches deep. Sawclust chute en,Itires
. clean operation, gee it at tieevers Illeyele Shop.
THAT SPRING IS STYST AltatIND,THE
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