HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1898-9-29, Page 4TivasDAY, Sept. 29, 1898.
E.B. d! M. H,
SWEEPING
REDUCTIONS
To clear out our stock of
Wheels we are offering bar-
gains unheard of before in
Goderich.
UNTIL TIE END OF THE
SEASON
we aid rent good wheels
for -
10c. per hour,
7.-n•. per day, or
82.00 per week.
See no fur anything it:
wheels.
EMERSON'S
Rioyole sad Music House, and
Cleveland Cycle Livery.
itht tfi naz,
IS PORLZ.HRD
EVERY THURSDAY M+)1tNING
ST S. MKttLYe711bt
eo1.81M7C1'rTHU1fEDAi7811PT.:g71tBB.
AN EXPLANATION
LAST week, on one of the iuside
pages of Tns Siug.st. a diagram of
the plebiscite billet was printed,
without our knowledge or consent, in-
structing the electors to vote against
Prohibition.
This week we have endeavored to get
even with the fellows who connived at
the scheme, by printing the ballot as
it should be marked, and publishing
s word or two on the subject.
THE LICENSE SYSTEM.
SOME of the speakers on either side
of the question of prohibition would
have us believe that the license system
is something which has collie down
through the centuries ; that it came
over in the Mayflower, and was treas-
ured by the Puritan. as the most val-
uable suet which they brought from
tate Old Land. This is not so, as the
lgstem in Canada does not go back
one hundred years in the older olio-
tricta, and is of later date in this cor-
• ner of the Province. `Those of our
readers who have read, " In the days
of the Canada Company," by the
Misses LRAMs, will have observed
that BACCHUS was king in the early
days, that there was no restriction in
making or drinking liquor, and that
whiskey as a beverage was almost as
common as water. These were the
days of pork and whiskey, gone, thank
God, never to return.
After that came the period of the
prohibition of the private still, and
the evolution of the licensed distillery,
brewery and retailer of ardent
spirita and beer under Government
and municipal control These were
the day, when the liquor interest con-
trolled the members of parliament and
made and unmade municipal • and
county councils
That condition of things continued
in Ontarionntil 11176,when the Crooks
Act, a strong measure made up to a
large extent of prohibitory clauses, be
came the law of the land, and a new
order of thing. was evoked. The shop
license holder was prohibited from
carrying on the business in connection
with his grocery, as be had formerly
done, and was given to understand
that if be sold whisky he wa prohib-
ited from holding any position in the
town council. The tavern licensee
also was prohibited from holding
public office, and was prohibited
from keeping his bar -room open after
eleven P.Y. on five days of the week,
and from 11 P Y. on Saturday to 6 A.M.
on Mondaiy, thus securing entire' pro-
hibition on Sunday. -
In thin way the temperance senti-
ment has grown, and Cbday even the
antis admit that Ontario occupies s
front place ameng the temperance
communities of the world. And, say
the antis, we are proud of the position
Ontario occupies, and Dr. (inane and;
his amoetetes, who furnish the ammu-
nition for the antis in this campeign,
claim that the progress of education
toward. temperance should be allowed
to continue, and at the end of say
twenty-five years the country may be
Toady for prohibition.
What right has Dr. ORAwy,or those
for whom be in the apologist to, claim
"; that be or they have had anything to
'$ do with the
temperance education of
Ma poet quarter of • cautery i What
✓ illht haws you to believe that those
who oppose prohibition today would
ten heed WI to hstp legislation dirfcg
tim twenty -11m yawn i Beery
Map Isrward that temperance haa
usatikh
besa by
Gown. Yaw li as prohibpit�s'�,� k'1tW.-
• •, , Illllw�( , il;, m
Novo or any other champion of the
lioense system put • finger on one lute
of teniperence 4•gialation ihst any one
of them has been instrumental in plac-
ing on the statute book 1
The thing cannot b done, and,u in
the past, the advancement of temper -
111100 legislation is in the hands of pro-
hibitionist. and is being 'aided or as-
sisted by Principal GRANT or any other
anti. The dut% of the hour is to vote
for the abolition of the importatiop,
manufacture and sale of intoxicating'
liquors.
Pulverize the whiskey powr.
HONOR THE MAN.
THERE is one man in West Huron
that the temperance people should
honor and respect, and that man is
ROHRRT HULrlt6, mayor ct Clutton -
The beet way to tell one'sfriends is
when there is fighting to be done, and
the temperance people today are
looking for friends.
We are on the eve of a Dominion
election campaigns in Huron, and, of
all the men named as possible -candi-
dates, ROBERT HOLIIXR, and be only,
has placed himself on record on the
platform in favor of prohibition.
After 'he ` 9th t th, softie
of the other chs emay endeavor
crawl in under the canvas, bu
duty of temperance people will be to
gaud by _those- otter irft.. .
them -whom they''v i td sail - .7
Clean, honest, -upright men like
llayor Hotel's are few in politics at
the present time, and the electors
should take every opportunity to in-
crease the number,
• THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
anti Ccbiuet sand law utfioer such might be I re i •►`h to battle lee Ips Blare and BMlpsa,
tha case, but with live tuft it's difereut, I!•.,..y • town se vilbas f•, Uatarte but had
la the tremble in front .f *meager semi
se 1)ue•t be tattled by stories of whisky bey who
b .d sea name
and testas %° t h
d
dine and buut-leg. monopolists_ Illicit th. npseb bit Mdbts of ..s. tlgbtlsg ter
%enders of whisky, as well es uuuutartuiters AO °hen ooaatry, and if they sheered al Its
and other lawbnekehi, have gene to jail be. victories tars may have bees b tbo•• sere
ic,�r•u, and will du tat again. just a touch of relief that thew .N
step nearer Its o;o•e, end these ions • day's
w li ALe►t, of Walkervine, gats his marsh °serer home.
But rhosg4 a m°tu sympathy ietwep
ea:ht, 8t♦e+fur neves his fast horses, the he countries wa as •
J
t ttgeadoreq It
other whisky lookers get the milk and honey uriRfp, it t
r•••d-fsreber book, b fdned In
the An*to-8azon lave of fighting that ii s
w.tldivde-pod an Cambium Katl..m...
id
love of dyentun, the natural peri.e
05 -men whose lathers oared out homes is
the toast, acre td by the *ports of the mono
try and farmed b/ an W age:atiga ohmita
1e Iodi. end in hle5 , is feet, wherever
AIMS an to be burrs or lighting does. Casa-
dloos are found -a fact that is pert amounts
for the ooustty'e rather slow growth io pop-
ul.tion.
s •
of this life, and the whisky -drinkers get
flip iw,rb htvtt�at 1 eke jim-jem..
tri Never mind that statentuut about mit
being allowed to make cider out of worigy
apples. The worm will Omen one
of thew days and get'evt. .bith the fel-
lows who put up such ergUlneuts.
•
is You say yktfhava,IiO suns, and that
b ir•retums ere Ito enticement for your,laugh-
ters. a/Gry well ; hut how do you know
tip t o,je of thew: ,latha you may not get_a
druuk..,t mat -N. -law into the family.
I O read The Expositor one would
thick that its editor was the victim of a w&u-
tonn attack. Such is not the caw, For wane
years past hr has assailed the editor of 'fns.
SIu..11. through the t„Inmuuicati u,rduntus
of The .Expositor -or allowed a gang of
p 1,1 1111 Ihietes lie d„ nT; -whish missile the
same thing, -without tuurmur on our part.
but patience at last crewel to Is.: a t'ittw•,.
and wIwo he .dared editorially to make +w more than •day.
at ld• k , , l bougk. , yi111e - tw -giro--bias
HUI WAS ♦ CIRCUS.
Windsor Itemise: Then wermet many
offload etedemenIe tied outlines of oampattl°s
from Oen. Ki 0i3•001' in the yellow journals,
••n' he was Wed to be in potwwioa of
Khartoum o1 a airtalo4baad boast tare
with both feet and ell•baade • temple of
days ahead of time.
A LAtt+r Cl,NITkA,T.
�,t►iogstoo Whig : The ooclrsot wblcb the
Anglican Ukuroh, through it. provincial
•yod, haseommittd to the Oovenmeet, le
• large one. It is to rind out why the birth
rate u lower in Ontario than Id Fresba It's
t fine subject for study, and it will soupy
the time of some elderly philologists: lie
11,w of hit own gruel. Now he whines, and
to endeavors. to.k'ny that he was e. er Au ap-
t the plieant foe otlitx'.. The luau inu.t he crazy.
Why, for years Ile was a marriage h,rnw.
issuer in, SeaLwth reel he vyl;yvl the j..i. s.I
Antal by fIrtlI YLO
PROHIBITION'POI,4 TERS.
rsr Ifas the liquor traffic made 3 iii rich
tit I'ruhinitiou and Prospknty rye ahkg
ts, 1),,,i t refrain frons toting -Zn 'Thur..
11,9. lie a 111811.
21.11 you don't vote for prohihiti))u•cuu
-tic handling ,t live wire.
ear The fight in the same 1,1,1 fight -n;t%e
i h.• Brewery or save the &,v.
t*. No man evei attained eminence by
.hawing inspiration tram a beer keg.
Fir Don't pin your faith on the argument
„f either a pled or a groggy preacher.
aw' roaur duty is to pulverize the whisky
p'wer, and lou have a vow] chance to do it.
Sr leave the do,rof the grog shop open,
nod
it may lead.* our Inn to,*n open grace.
24 lit t'L n*A
should a:enter ter to _your fame. CALM -.did
tLAt _._..___
sr You would Letts he a.crank prohi-
bitionist than it salooliatic on the 29th of
Sept.
Sr II you don't want to have asore heart
or wear crape on your hat, vote to diem the
liquor traffic.
td Canada expecte every MAN to do his
duty today. The other fellows may do
what they please.
LI' Whisky will knock a mane man silly.
If you can drink whisky- without being in-
jured you are not sane.
is So long as you permit License to sell
liquor to last, just so long will you be a
partner in the bnamess.
K If you c'an't quench your thirst with
anything that it not intoxicating it is time
for you to stop drinking.
ter Uon't alwse the mer, in the liquor
business. They are lust ss goal as you are,
w, long as they have s license. ,
14 (hi this liquor busiIIeit, to use the
language of KIPLING :-w• Thsdoors are ours
to open, anal 1Mr doors ii4 ours to close."
tw Te hear wane..of those chaps talk nuc
would flunk that the abrogation of a whis-
ky law meant the dismantling of a nation.
11 Honor bright, wouldn't you rather
wee your boy die an innocent babe than that
he shqul.' live to he a besotted drunkard 1
t* Why pay for u-hooling your boy and
Get eloping his train, and then permit the
open lor,r of the saloon to rob him of hie in-
tellect.
t! The treating habit is the worst fea-
ture of the license system. Kno k the lie
need Farr out and yvu will get rid of the
troatlrtg evalem.
ti' Decent men treat now and are treat•
NI, but if there were no open bas decent
men eould not be 1111)11. ell t411-40t4:0/De boot-
leggers and blind alley M 14.0,.
ts+r Tek�...•::.
perefie`Ai I11,4etyik:.1-ltnA4T ml•
v,catoa for the antis is uttiori.lIe4 licelise.,
He doesn't preach the name doctrine at
Queen's University._.
1 If it wasn't for iv -hang personal lib.
erty there would Ic no walla arouml lunatic
allures, and no holt. and bare op jail
donee and wln4m'...
Sr With the exaeptiem of s disonleeed
liver and a red nose what tae any old toper
to show for twenty years service it the
shrine of flamers.
air of mares the prohibition of whisky
wont bring about direct taxation ; but even
if it did, there are worse things than
direct texatiun-whisky, foe i
✓ What Ansa it matter whether the
wane made by the Saviour was IntooMnting
or not The Almighty male se.�m bet
you are not expensed to swallow thew
LI list, says en* ehap, " Th. Govern -
meat wo e't enact legislation, mad If they
did Nast it, it would he m treed letter."
That% Aso old Idlest 1 If you were PNmia
he triol 10 hold 411 lie it -even after he re
,rived the nomination in 1894. As to his
application in uomiet•tioil with the regip fry
Whet', while Mr. DH'ksos was vet alit,', his
denial is of no saltie, as the document was
duly signed "M. Y. hicLaA," and written
„n. Expositor writing paper. liut perhaps
w mer Seaforth •E.•reutuzv wrote the bor.
deeau instead of The 'Expositor 'URxt-rrs.
_ ----sows% ar-Vrr'wristml4f6,v,
TWO 111ANns or IIU1tos. '
Hamilton Spectator : Is. tbi United
Sinus the b.tte-sortrred hero is receiving
mush &tterttoa, while in Cooed* the bottles
soared hero bee the cell.
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♦ WASTI OP TIMI, Celeste Tribune : Mrs.
Potter,
of Kerma
City, sewed 1110,000 in the llining 01 her
skirt. and • thiel foaled it. 11 elm had niers.
Iv left the mosey in her dram pocket It
would hate been eetirely sato.
e :
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postman maarscrras.
Th. Mail and Empire : Th. termer pro-
hibition plebiscites resulted as follows :
Fee Arai wit
Ontario 192,497 110,757
43,756. 12,;s5
:Nova 800tia
Ct7eereM _Y siig 1:823
Manitoba - - -18,037. 7,115
Total 260,408 132 150
these votes were tette° by tie legal Liberal
l.overnmeot• under a promise that a msjcr-
i,y would proj.os prohibition. After they
were taken the rayons Uoverem•ate found
• oo0.titutimsal dtffioulty whish was re-
ferred to the eosins. Then, is satloipatbw
01 a federal oeetest, F. 8. 8penoe moved at
the L beret 000v@att.s of 1893, to whlob be
was a delegate, that a Dominion pleb4olte
be hold.
s :txu'laataltr,im �opn�,mb.}°..
Below 1e the vote given in Korea Omty
in the Provlaolal plebiscite in 1894.
VOR AGAINST
494 273
50 38
117 64
•,140 19
308 196
265 132
297 92
262 71
421 214
375 -172
468 252
346 369
248
280
179
167
106
429
129
86
163
100
89
25
Ashfield
Bal field
B y:b
Brussels
Clinton
Cohorts.
Etat Waw.aesh
Easter
Ud•riob town
(ioderiob township
Grey .,,.
Ray..,..
Howlett
♦ MILITARY YATTtR. I ''•-•"'-•.�
Hallett ..... ...................344
Chatham Planet : It the aesthete of the IefcKillop 258
Sp&obh array 'maid have shot off their riees Sreiorth ...... 288
as well as the members of th•.8peeis6 I .taoley ...284
Cortes las *beet off their mouths, Uccle 'Stephen 351
Sam would now be the 00e suing for passe Tuokenmith 2Z0
s s • Tura ben y . P94
BRITISH S,'HOOW IHIJ• etticHRD, WWII Ij (Tabora. 361
Diadem Deily Mail : Corporal puaeme°t Wer amwsoaah 327
m 2
aside as mash la ladies' schools as 'n those Wroxeter 2788
for boys, vett' Isis kept quieter. The girls
know they deserve their poniabmemt, so Total vote tor
yt -i&k. it wltb a god gram•, dry their Toted vote await
tiles, w'sootk thetr.weeloasd tits.'/IN soy
MIS know, not even their parimte, that they Total majority for3243
7066 3'423
3823: •
If your-thildrerf ate well
but fist robuulstsi,onof they neeCodd
AODERIC11
,Sob �'s EmBARGAIN
CENT
liver 011.
We are constantly in re- f 4
ceipt of reports from par-
ents who give their children
the _emulsion every fall fer-a
month or two. It keeps thein
well and strong all winter.
It prevents their taking cold.
Your doctor will confirm
this.
The oil combined with
the hypophosph ites is a splen -
(lid food tonic.
tor. sad Vox, •tldemists.
aeon a towftt, Ch. 5., T0e•,e.
AsKyourDealer for
RICE'S
Best TaasaAry
HELLO !OLD
- -
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWA+AND
TUI BY$T
Sorailtoll Hard CoalINTU* MARI:gT
AU Coal weighed os the Market Boates.
wbar Toa get mu 15.. for a ton.
NPM. LEE.
Orden lett ' at LU a
Ston promptly attended to.. =mamma
STILL ON DECK
YaZ7'2YfE'S
BICYCLE LIVERY
If you want to.leern to ride
the wheel, "1"*."";'"'' "Ikr e'QuL r,
If you want Repairs, you will D
find a vulcanizer, a brazier, an
enameller, and a competent
workman
THE PLEBISCITE BALLOT PAPER.
Are you in favor of the
passing of an Act prohibiting
the importation, manufacture
or sale- of spirits,fhvine,- ale,
beer, cider and all other alco-
holic liquors for use as bever-
ages ?
YES.
X
NO.
If yott believe in Prohibition and Prosperity, mark
your Ballot as above.
have had a taste of the rod. Some of tbo.g
whining ben would do well to follow their
•ze mpls.
HOr *Torr.
Hamilton Spa/Meer ; The talk about
coaling swim" ie the Pacific, sayeewn .z
abaapi, brings to nootleotIea that Import -
Ha sealing staff.%-tM ostler. This latter
has b000m. • horsing goat ea, so t0 .peek.
&
•
• A RONAL ILLnnTRAT10N,
11,bosygeoe Isdepsodent : TM roar rider
on a tandem blcycle has been acquitted.
•hite the trout rider was fined for Minion
• sidewalk. When a pig goes throegb a
fence It is no use blaming the oerled•up
MIL
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•Two- mews tm, f+[. '.
Hamilton Times : A surplus nodes Tory
rml• le a c.rtels evidenoo of sieesetul
••ste/nt&nbip. A surplus under Liberal
of o
faille that -.watts.. A
ra • N • ti • Mike
ike ismehGg of the MAU sad
Itmplre. fo
• • •
smuts ARS Oy'111t.
Tweet* telegram : 1t 1.
16against
prang Mr. Agolneld., of . Philippines,
that his early edge Ilion was sadly nosiest.
d Bit If this unfitted a mast for political
Rsef.la.se, what ss. bloompateat 10 would
be. foe example, our ewe oily amain.
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2O8R TRAM YORK.
hoeeat• Telegram : The Court
desiettl•d thatseahles A. r1bs
te v te, wblob meads that 1•tten address.
d to Hee. A. 8 Hardy, P•rIlaison Ba11d-
imp. guess's Park. Teams, Res la no dun.
est if Meg maw isr at leant her tiers
Seri
'In nowise sloop.
Toeeat• Telegram • The @amber et Am•
sentaa,.palfertne to be seem en To eab'.
strata speaks the 'stereo U&eada h 1d is
the Isee war. sed ie probably the meet
siewerfml name why (Amide's sympathy
was mreemly with the Amerism% he the
Rot
Aad pat Prem Tomato else@ did('- -ms
FALL FAIRS.
■xETfl,
1'he annual show of the South Aaron Ar•
rlo.itanl Bootery, in eo.jumollea wits the
Stephen and Usboroe branch, was held in
Exeter on Moseley add Tuesday et last
week. The weather was favorable sad the
atb.danoslarge, 4611 being token at the
gate. Tae oxhtbite In the Inside depart -
meats were moans, exoepthig felt and
Bela. The outdoor department, were well
shad, the show of stook of all kind* being
ahead of termer yearn.
CLINTON.
The ROTOR Central fete was held at (71R•
ton o° Tueecay aid Wednesday of last
week. The weather was delightful
there MIS an iaore•eed aft edam b. sz-
Whit to the Inside d.parnm.at wap ip to the
average ; halt was better than morel. fherd
was a god showing o1 horses. sad the otter
oataide oiawe, were •batt the same as
venal. There were eev,ral spools/ swoo-
n/rocfeeiwdmg oittfblios danioiig, bagpipe
bley.t* faits, a bi4.. .jag manta
and • oaks walk. The gate raooipt. were
4350.
- nosed
Zurich fall fair, held ea Tkarsday last,
was •'had .nooses. The ball was shod to
its stalest, ail lines bolsi well represeawd.
Then was a geed crowd, but the rats kept
many book. In all, she moiety feels proud
.f the greed nooses,
PAIRS ro el n1LD.
0514? NOR•Sw.wmuN, Godwin* Sept.
97, 28, 2e. •
W.waneeh, Heletrave, Sept. 29, 30.
Kieessdise, Omt. 4, b.
Melons, fs.ksew, OA 4, 6.
Werra, Myth, 11.1. 4, &
Rest Rene, Aram.y, Oft 6, 7. -*
a Oct, lot
/a ,
/ahead
.M sad .red Wa , D-�
Oa. II, IL
(listen : MK Rerr, of N•hr'•eka, who
has beim ,5u, plods has•, retaraed
beam lass week. 8he was to have boss ie.
••mp&sId b.ek py Master Carter, sea of
James Carter, has the youth rale away Irmo
Mona Meda, etesrwl.g, ad mold stat he
heed is Limo te Ina
At YULE'S.
If you want Good Wheels
and Best Attention, be sure
and go to the old and reliable
KINGSTON
STREET,
Q9DERICH.
YULE'S
BICYCLE
LIVERY
Everybody is Talking about
D. OANTELON'S
FLOD"R
He hes Ju t reoalvd arise%, oar load
from Manitoba. He hes now on bead
two of the best broods of hoar that
the world mu produce,
LAKE OF THE WOODS
- AND -
OGILVIE's
num wrgelPia MILL&
Made front No. 1 Hard wheat
Ho &leo k ops 15e beet breads of Omtaiio
Floor,
tmPeople )uteloa.*therprractioal baker, sadcallingh
will tell you how to blend res Maaleoba and
Ontario Flour together s a1 to bum a Waal
(111 family Flour at • reaeoucie patoe,
Orden wIll be promptly attended to im
PLIFF PASTRY, ROLLS
or OYSTER PATTIES
aDeWefdddle. olio« web Afmiad leis* a
D. CANTELO N,
We do
All Finds of
J IOulding
and Repair
Machinery of
any description
at short notice,
and for little
money. ¢,+
Hudena klde a•,
WELCOME !
LOOKERS As was... As BUYERS.
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When our many friends visit the Great North
!western Exhibition held in Goderich September 27th
28th and 29th, we Invite you to visit our store, I
Will be a pleasure for us have you call. If you a
tired, come and rest ; if you want to meet a friend
make the appointment tb meet them at our store
if you have any parcels or wraps, .leave them with us
until you are ready for home. We want you to use
us in any way that will add to your pleasure while
you are visiting our town. Make our shore head.
quarters for the time you are in Goderich.
JAS. ROBINSON
HAMILTON STREET MILLINERY.
MISS CAMERON
has returned front New York, bringing with her the latest in sip,
•
and shades. The reigning colors are
BLUES OF ALL SHADES,
MILITARY PURPLE,
CARDINAL and
ROUGH RiDERS' SHADE.
^-114.1:anasaaa.siowaota-tsvidoperstun '3mt evreyone m -__y. invited
:•....--
call and inspect goods and prices.
to
•
Any Time
So as not to keep the ladies waiting for a formal opening, we wilI
place our stock of Fall Millinery on exhibition just as it arrives; sal
will be pleased to have it examined at any time. Each day will Sr,
an addition made to our stock of
TRIMMED HATS,
• FANCY WINGS AND QUILLS,
SPOTTED VELVETS, AND
OTHER NOVELTIES.
MISSES YATES.
DO YOU IIUNT?
If so, the following prices on a few lines of
Breach -Loading
. GUNS .
will interest you :
A good 12 bore Double Barrel for - - $7.75
A Damascus Steel 12 bore Double Barrel for $12.00
A Damascus Steel 12 bore Double Barrel,with
Greener Crossboit, for - 0. -r • 0 MOO
Also a full line of the Winchester ,Arms Company's
Loaded Shells
Come in and examine the stock. No trdnble to shoe; goods
Rougvie's Hardware Store.
POR CUSTOM WORK
FO'i REPAIRING
FOR THE SLATER
FOR THE BEST IN BOOTS
AND SHOES
give
SNARMAN
THE PRACTICAL SHOEEARER
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Being s thorough workmun, we cannot be imposed on by 'ellen of
shoddy goods, and we do not buy miifi
to sell as first-class Bats.
damagedRes, or binkrRpt stocks
and Ws 4 eep- `i ffItikw, - �Id'I'9'd1� : -HOB' WAW -
styles, you should gyve them a e ttrientlitt B fitters,�a of the latest ,,
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`The Signal" for ba1. of 1898 for only 15c
and TMs
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