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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1899-5-4, Page 4orttrnmmItmmmmm 4 Teouoev, Mel, 4, 1899. •rte . - .... 41. m iG Sz :' E. B- & WCw H- Livery itepair. The Pace Grows Hotter McBURNEYBEATP!E BICYCLIE places us so far ahead of all competitors that we have no fear of the result. To see thew is to admire them. To ride thew is to sing their praises. SCIENTIFIC DEMONSTRATIONS (NO FAKE) tis days a week from 8 am. to 10 p. m. Experts and Mechau- y pgip g Asjr two -running 21kf iI:>jes, which arr„Yo plain that even h-ohltd can see them. One price to everybody, SOA_ND 6 . MEED WHEELS PIROM IV5l7UP: ESRSON'S Bicycle & Music House • and Cycle Livery. 1 Re 0x gnzI, hail in a similar case committed for triel • witness who had shown him - .,elf to be devoid of the moral atti i- s semiassmm Lutes. - - -` SYIRY THURSDAY MORNING Some of our readers will remember when Uoderich was in the throes of purchase, so far as municipal plant BOD[a10EL THUW)AT KAY t. UV. for public service was concerned, but it is to be hoped that our public ser- vants at the time escaped the policy of ''greeping ing " which was set forth by what rood to thio he usually marks lime. the evidence in the ()/,'code Hall case as being w neoeauary •n the promotion -The Hon. Hmiser Torras is' bttek with theCooesrrativee at Ottawa, but of business with uiunictpslluc+d. Brepkv$ls fa t ''MAKING HEADWAY " -The Hoo. " KIT1e0L" .TAYLOR. <. -- say have loot big repot/idiots ais a ermpsilg.• Heiler tee •b%v. Mond .n4-• The Guelph or, bat be still bos his kaiak. MereurV, *boo/ editor .ccnn p.uicd the _ •• • w••• vsi ••+. Fuaueiew rive new tame ,-Tont' Montreal doctor wbote- amed tie glad nye from a boy Waal eked' bs debarred from practice until the boy -regains hi..iabt ST M. MOirlCg*s11 SNAP SNOTS. -Wben s politician is not sure -The Boyd b Ontario election trial is dated for Jan. Web; and the other• will follow later ,'on. WHITNEY is trying to establish one or two coaling stations fur his Moot. -ROBERT HoLMse, M.P. for West ,. pm", ha. already established s reputation imam at the most ue•ful member. in Par- liament. • i1e is a rwpweentatire who repro• .site. HE IS OPPOSED TO COMBINES. WE E are pleased to learn that the member for West Huron is unquali- fiedly opposed to combines iu every way, shape and form, and is particu- larly opposed to the leather combine which has of late been eating the vitals out of the scull tanners in this country. Recently when Dr. SPMOULR introduced his bill against combines Mr. Horns placed himself on record " Mr. Speaker, I would just like tooth" --Ai word or two to what the hon. member for Feat Grey (Mr. Sproule) has said con- cerning this Bill. I undenatand that .the eignaturet oo this petition, ronted by the hon. member for East (*try, include all the tanners of sole leather outside of the combine, srsI also the Iesdinrg shoo manufacturers in Outerio end- Qup- bec. It affects my own riding very ms. tardily, and I sea given to underetantl that the combine are operating to the detriment of the smell tanners to such an extent lost themetannern find it aimoetlm- possible to yarn on their business. Un- less the legislation into.' that ie asked for in this 'petition, I h tr n lot ot tanners will be compelled to go out of business. I simply wanted to avid throe few remarks to the st•tt•mient of the Ion. mother for Heat Grey, and I have nothing more to my than that the matter is one that should reoeive the careful consideration of the House." HOW THEY WORK MUNICIPALI71ES LAST week a peculiar case was heard at Osgoode Hall which, it is claimed, is a fair wimple of the devious ways in which municipal oontrscts are handled. The principals in a firm had decided to sever partnership and the managing partner hsd been asked to give an account of several thousands of dollars which had been expended in developing the business of the firm in a term of years. He was averse to doing so, as'tome of the expenses were not exactly in keeping with the moral code, and, finally, decided to give up some $2,500 rather than have expos- ures made, which it was claimed would place him behind iron bare. Afterwards he decided that he would not pay the $2,500 and .went to oourt on the plea that the surren'ler .44 that aplount had .baro got froom him by intimidation. In the examination that followed it was shown that in willing plants to corporations the moat unblushing bribery bed been resorted to, and that or 'ies had been held culminating in visite to questionable r'esorti by members of the corpor- ations whom it wu designed to in: finance, the entire expense of which had been paid by the firm. When asked if thiii cerium was absolutely neoeseery on the part of firms doing bai.ess with corporations the answer gives was, "No firut that doe. not speed money after that fashion own aged to e rry en business." The prodding j.dge said that it was well SWIM views that Imrd Rosset, cad geams ea tits eerie, es his lordship week, spoke as fetlown of rhe interview with Mr. Tarte apd of tbs prospects fa the ultimate trtemioo o1 the (1•ctad:sa 1'.060 Bed .ay to (:oder:0i.:' The Uuelpb Goderioh. deputatim whit welted upon Ho.. Mr. Tera were highly peeved with the frank and satisfactory reply which he made to their rimiesta. It a tree that aia amount had already bore placed la the estrmetue, a hioh wen brougbt down whit, the delega'ton vises se route to Ottawa, fur the dmrred improvements of Goderich harbor, but as • result est the in- terview it .s proh•his • reo•o•l dredge msv bo eve to work. If oust coo be precured, to h•stea o.mpletioa rt the improvements. The deputeno. as Mi. Tarte himself sots, foand themselves to the beepy position of pt'eaohing to • 000vert, but even a strobe Minister m.y b. strengthened in carrying out as ids., which h• knows to be right, by the bwkimg of powerful intermits. Mr. Tarte quito •ppreoMisi the support offered by the deputstloo, and 17 the voluminous petitions whtoh they presented, represent- ing vessel owo.re, mariners, tVs..srn O. trio millers and people aloe the lee 16s proposed GselphGoder Kailwey if tension. In view of the Krung oast oldish has been made out, that Goderich harts bs made • harbor of refuge for the largest lake veemle, when it will In all likelihood boson so important point for the trans- shipment of through freight to the future. he Minister will bo eaoour•ged to go fur ward and carry this work at Godvlch to esoemsful completion. Wo ore sure the peel•I♦ el t tslpb and tbe Mime municipalities along aha route of the proposed (2 P. K. line nt railway from trail o.ty to Godsr:oh appreoiare ecru highly t6e tnt.r.t wh•oh Mr. Tarte bas tekea in the oeaetruotlon of that rosd. Although tho re pllee whloh he received from tho oompany in answer to his commuoioettnns hays not been rory s000aragtng, it is signibosnt lbat he thinks 1f we will all mite ors will ultim• •'sly enamel, end we are indebted to him for 61s promise to do .are Ito can to help us to o- •trier our otject. With the :omplsttoo .1 the I:udsrio't harbor works,ha will undoub , ty hove opened up the way to • lake era-' at that pwt whiob is bound to attract tb.• • ttentio• of 16e C. P. K. '16.1 the (; 1'.1t. on. betides are desirous of soling the prov.m•ots st (iderioh osr- rid out see or soured W bailers they 'meld bays or d,•.1 the efforts of the depo atter In that I. ••11 if etch • nurse hod moon netvrsr tut the vary definite as sermon. whioh e deputation rsoelvel from the bloodier of I abbe 'Notice rendered it un000eosary for em to proceed to Mont- real to invoke ti oo-operation of the rail way mummy. ',Alms show whleh war t6st wind blows IVhy should the C. P. K. haus •o intone •. Gorier iob narb.'r if they did Dot •lpmt 1" mak• • tormiorl there ♦ ♦ ♦ is 4 • e • s ♦ * THE SIGNAL : GODERICHIQNTARIO COUNTY OURRENCV. t:oderieb rewrote : K. H. Wier aril. tag over the arrival of ►1s iris desghter. Kama : Y. Hare.ass, w lielgrw., les telco . poodles In H. F. M.Altrui s store. S•efortb . lJavld Ussovn hes started for t be old oonatry with a Int el Age bursae. Chums : Mr. had Mrs. HOMO/ Cooper and sop, Tem, of Holesa, MosMss, gam the relatives le town a pleaeest surprise by dropping 1e os them last week ter s visit of • law weeks. tlodertue tosushtp Herb Seiko/ bas re- turned Irani 11.Ireit Windiest College .ad will remake boom .1l veneer, .s aha Goldoni r ol*,.d till fall. :Unhook : Dr. F. W. Tweedl. who, for covers" yew, has oarrud as • .uanpfsl dental practice hero, hos disposed of ►le periodos to Dr. Koss. Brumfield . A. MoKeasr Los peroba.ed the property of Mr. 5oo11 and will soon save os ir, heviogs sold his how to the vil- lage to Min '4. Walker. jlgsG.daUko rills of the let* Mrs. Wm. (araocha0 suss veld Ly soot's. Mrs. Thomas Ferg•.on bal- ing t6• purchaser at $1,026. elf itt:..11ld0l•1„ Rydla.'.t'g.91d tear• deet of ibis pima, bio goes to his toward. Mr Hyden hoe bees gradually I.Uisg miaow his wife died, • year age. - Clieto■ : A. J. Morrish made'a-Hi 01 duly headgear reoenUy. Over thirty d dm Collegians .r. now arrayed is bate the colon of their lotlltut.-red .ad blue. Grey John Str oban, third uostreesiea, own* . Yorkshire sow that made a record for herself by pr.se.nna her owner with seventeen but. ptsgie-wtrgtee, all hvt.g Sterility : W. J. Stinson has rooted from W. Woods hu 150 -.oro grasmg farm. aod totesds gong isto stookrwing oo a large eerie. This makes 500 .ores Mr Mimeo* beadles. `isatortb : W illt.m H.wkshew bra sold em hotel to J.00b Kling. whose hotel Mee was destroyed by firm a short time ago. Tito prim paid tor t6s property r. $6,750, ex- clusive of the furniture. Brussels : Dr. MoKelv.y intends boat tog at Mount Forms sed west there last week 1'6e dealer is well posted in his pro- leseiun. Mn. MoK.lvey sad children will not remove from Brussels ler the present. Seaford% Another of Hurou's pioneers, in the person of Thomas Adams, el 8e. - lords, deported lea life os Sunday oven - me, April 23rd. Mr. Adams had roadbed the good age of sighsy-three yews. He had been laid up for only .b no. a week• h.vlDg omit/ .o'rd • nests oold, which cud •w6rsated in pl.urmy Ila w.. Iver, in coil.. ty ¥s nsn.,;li, Ireland. o,. Febru•ty 134, 1816. Tor&Parr, •J. G. U,:I'b.rsoo, two .•1 re eve P .Oral.,, of Turubsn v, died one bey Int • a.k to Mor,e.h, our ifotaweil I)a:rsse11'rm.rly trim'oa to To L.rey_._nd Tib 6..'i te.ohioe wbsol aL Morpeth 1..i '.Omni y.• s. Brunel, : 5 tllvt r Lmrth, who has born in the Amar:o.n military .ef. tt,• fnr of vera' rose• u, her.. un a vet. He b.. s• en t good deet of the '...rid end ••+r. r'I' ma. y i '.ter ••lint rat`. el and siren. u'.s Mr. • ittrie • e. a nl .'. Smuh, 11r..al•r. Wingham : Jessie. wife of David Rob- ertson, ,died at her home in Stanley town ship. on Wednesday. April 19.h. in I et 72nd yeor. Deceased was motber-in-law of R. A Graham, of this town. and her r.- ntaios ware interred to the Wingham ceme- tery. l'Lutua . Mrs. Margaret Brownlee died • bee rnetaenOo on Yto•orie etreeb ar an e.rly hour o, kl'.nd..y morning of I.-1 we. 6 She ht' been to poor heel.h Inc n,sr • }.•r sad U, th inu:h worse for th. pest sit weeks t lamely did not •lyret a lapel 1'-r artnetlon. Wingbum : O. Saturday evening. April 22.d, at ase home el her parent., Mr and Mrs. England, on the B line, Turnberry, Mary Jane, wits of John McNevin, of town. rped •way to the great beyond. Mrs. Mc- Nevin had been troubled with her beer' for some time. Rrsaceis: Mesday of lest week Mrs. F.. Dewolfe r.*,ived a tel,grem from North Bruch, Mob., stating that her son, .dohs Oook, did on Sandy. H. was about 36 years of age and w.. a 1•1111101t Madinat of Brei els. He Imola • wW sod three obild• rec. Yea Ihwolfe a.uhls le attend the IneeraL -_ Brussels : Leon F. Jackson. has the wires is:.l fora neat little romance. Last fall he The charter for the lion to Goderich will expire 1e 1901 This sea/100 the Company cannot ood.ruk•• ',6m work of oowtruotioo becalm of rallw y 1 which they must build in the Western oo00try 15 000e. Next year they may b induced to take it up, 11 the people who ace Interested will unite in urging for IM oompletion, as Mr. Tarte i.. (Boated. There are good maims why the C.P.R. management wom'4 rive an publlo aesor•om to the offset so far ahead. For one thing they do not wish 56 Invite premature op. parietal, which w111 he pretty oertain to be es000nterd whsuever the announcement 1s made. But les tl.s ahem*, of suds an war sem, t6d mnnloipalltles should be prepar- ing their oasis. Material sitting forth the advantages of Gdertoh as a point for trwsblpment, tido mods of the country to tom traversed by the road for better rsllway hoildis mad tho estimatel amount of trade whtoh It would offer. the position of Guelph in the mates, and all other questions bur- ies epee thew reelee might 6. pet rarer- la the Interval for n*, is an orgasisd om- patgs w6.. *6• orewr time arrives MR. WILLIS. WOODSTOCK. Hseagd a Deadly Bevy by Mee AM of Dodits Kldeey PAY. Weedebek, May 1 -(epeeist) This etty 1e deeply agitated with jeyow1 asati nems. W- eems ssetlter popuier rsude.t bas esmpd from Ike f.tel grip of kids*" disswit, by the std of I1dd'e Kidney 1'dl. Everyone ksrwe H A. Willis, ate Fula) proprietor ef the Huokingham hotel H. sells Gla clary thee : "Ter two yeses pact 1 have suffered Intensely from Tame beck and kidney dlesaee. Notate( 1 ever need helped me. y 1dhrt•ge grew wore* daily. 1 beard so m.M a 1)edd'e Kidney P111s that 1 d.. waded w try them, 1 get rellef from the Arse bet. Three boxes eared the entirely." Deli's Kidney Pills 'Always e.n.. -. F r -es-a teelrri rm 1.4116.ras lay MI: asp. Rs breagbs 1. • spansls sae day reeemUy wkM►efwe.wd 826f eueleaed • soda i. • band et apples he was 1• ting, Wised 01‘..$0141f w writs h1m, m.. Ksesotir a 1etterefe yionf from Cafes. go, lull of Moo lhteee, and esppiemwted by • *abeam pests ed a item. damsel. The date of the wombs/ easy be leaked for shortly. Lulea : Hoary Cole has reootv.d weed fres Heater, North Dakota. which ma - riled to hila this glad mow. feet 6u wile, who has bees liviog with her sow ton, t. new on the fair way to reeevey from the attack of par•lysu she NOW time age sus- tstoed. See 1s now able to mors about and lute soda the power of speech of whtoh else was for • time deprives Yr. .'ills thinks seriously of guise out to Hunter, toe • time *timid. Ashasld . Jaime S. Durmuu, who M rumour • steep vit. Lome. 6.• Meso, uo roo- omm.mdattuo of ate momu.r for Waw Hares. estimated puNmaswr ul that ethos, in p1... of 1). 8. Bonin, resigned. Mr. Dtnr- mom hos Moo noting pwtm..ter for sums time, and it may be stermtag to kaow that, polluoally, ha is mos • supoorter .1 the prewar Geverasteat. •Ytsagb w• have aod.ablketM& dutlsia thirolid Semis : Prise 1s lee diluter, of Mr. ad Kt. Amey Moossy ler the Neiromee , • ed mbar friends set la the Bre.. •COT 1 $1111111114-a Riviy` lbsm a fetus* t r wee, As address sa- ner* at their /sinal. wanelsn- i erase aarvisea wlelb Mr. »lesser had rendered is au.ldpal afire, mid ten- derise goad wishes ter t8sir fstve weMsr., was read and promoted w Mem, seg..►., with • for ooit for Mr. Mooney soda gold w•tob for his wife. Mr. Mooney made • suitable reply. Short farewell addresses wen riven by J•mee Irwin, Arab. Hislop, M P.P., W. H. Kerr sad postmaster Far- row. Mr. .ad Mts. bloomy arid family left Brussels on Tuesday of Iss1 week toe Ask your doctor hoa' ninny preparations of cod- liver -oil there are. He will answer, "Hun- dreds of them," Ask hien which is the best. He will reply, "Scott's Emulsion." Then gee that this is the one you obtaip. It contains thc purest cod-liver oil, free from unpleasant odor and taste. You also get thc hy- pophosphites -and glycerine. All three are blended into -one grand inra -- - idling remedy. ye. ie gr.oq .11 dre +t --•• TTOritiennot a..iY1 wait., rite versa..... . GODERICHBdRGAINCENYRE • EXTRA VALUE IN Laos durtains, Tapestry Curtains, Matting, - - Wool Carpets, - Wow41 a.y had beam aienMBed Wnalpabliealae is this datwtss for • toes tried. H. .reed etaay yeah on township oaeedise ad m.sbs .1 the meaty man. WI, awl was the CemeryM1$t candidate la Keel Here at die Ise Prevsaial .Lehi... H. wee tar colleens" for tea yon, mwioil- 1er tea years, reeve tea years wad soumty ooasoillor, undo aha sow sot, two years. Lir. Mooney hae hakes up 640 awns sear Weyburn, A.widbwia, N. W.T. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR M"LE00'S SYSTEM RENOVATOR A WonderfuliTonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES. Manufactured by J. 14. MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont. Paint is to Building what clotbdng is to the bodyy. It is jest as impprtant. You should take as much care in selecting the paint to clothe your property, as you do in selecting the material to clothe your person. Pain( pre_ serves the building. Paint gives beauty to the building. In painting the labor costs more than the paint. will be i large waste a the right pant is not used. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT - I1 made ter painting buildiaga It is .et a lew•prlod paint, bus S is sleep became the best. It is made of tie purest matu451 - t WOW the long eve. The cokes are bright a d badw-s- FOR SALE ONLY BY N. D. ROU GVI E. cgim's New Store D-O-D--LFS DODD'S KIDNEY'S tg pi LLS,.- { vb .. lE K CUD RM[UMA'I#111111009 l .. DIA 1 1 o -o -o -o -s DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS, the only positive, never -f cure, on earth, for all Kidney diseasae- Take as otter. Get Reline16 Onestn.. T .es'. Gilt= D.M'•. Reid's Old Stand. Goderich. " The Warranty of Satisfaction " goad with every garment from our Tailoring Department, even our lowest priced. if not as you expected, don't take it. MEN'S TWEED SUITS. Made to your own measure by • *killed cutter mud reliable workpeople, at $10.00, $12 00, $18 00, $18.00, $20.00 and $22 00.= The material and trimming the best in Canada at the price. No gentleman can go astray to in,tking a choice from our large and varied stock. OUR BULLETIN FOR CAREFUL BUYERS TABLE LINEN. -1 piste+ good honest half bleao5ed Linen, 54 in. wide, floral design, regular price 250., our prim to otter 180. TOWELLING. -Pure Linen Gime Towml- img, pick ok.ok,•t 10o., 7o., 5o. and 4o. TOWELS -At 40o., 363., 25o.. 15o, 10o., So. and 2o. GINGHAM.-- Another large pteoe, this time bine check with (way border, 40 - inch wide Apron Gingham Yon pay 10o. for 36in. wide ; this is 4 mons; alder and 2 Dente tem ie prim. 40in. wide et per y.rd fie. SCOTCH LAWN, for Summer dream, 200 yards to clear it 5o.; alae pattern., good w , worth in the regular wsy 8o , our prim to clear the lot, per yard ...So. V W l.goViA .1401asgo bwehw et .mart bisit8 Violets, regular price 20o. to 25o., our prion to oleer at, per largo bunch, . 10o. RO81t14 AND WREATHS. -Rig lot fro ohne at half regular price, or ..oh for . . 10o BELTS. -Another Int of leather Belts, h•ramw bookie, at, seek 10o. White Kid Belts 250. Validate sod i..q Beate Tea. i If you want a good Wheel, call at C. A. HUKBER & SOTS where you can get the Colombia, Dendron, Rambler ave the ideal, high grade wheels, at prices away down. Nom• A good second-hand -Wheel for $12. CATHY. -ladies' stylish Capes, plain and trimmed. A hag lot to Blear at • bag b.resin. Ali at 82.00 to 23.75 to .hose at. mob, ... .. .. ... $l.(0 All at $4 00 to $6 00 to clear as, ewe... .. .... ......... 41.50 1f you have sot use for • Calm It will pay you to me them at $1.00 •.d $1.50. Tweets -Ave meta per yard 1e our prim for • lot of *)ark and Light Tweed., Hali- fax Tweeds sad Rim Sergei few boys' salt and mee's lroum.rs, all at oil prim 26c. HATS -We h.,..HCl • lot of thorn m1 '5 Felt Hats at menutwturere' pries. See the list and Dome In and ethe Pate. Mea'e Hard and Soft Felt Hata, blank and colors, .t $2.00, $2.26 and $2 50, all at one prim $1 50 Them ors all best English Fur Fell Hata, Christy's maks, silk bends, silk binding and soft loather sweat band, e+ylre ..d up. to -data. teed Tal.. at •- $l 00 sad $2.60, all tone prim. SLR) Speotal is (Jape at 25o Mea's Foams Har, Oariety'e R.gtlsh make, new chaps, silk trinomials. wortk $l 25 and $1 60. for 1 00 ,.haw's Rmgtne Isidore Has., .Ilk bawds mid Godless, leather sweat Med., r.t'aler $1.00, for 75e Mee's Fedora Hats, nosier prim Aha sett 76o., all at 50o A Int of ms's and boys' Hari .d S.A Hats to °Isar •e Me .parasols, (}loves, Hosiery. Sgt ROBINSON. Beautiful Spring Has Come. The woods are full of flowers, the air trembles with the music of birds, and it's time to clew house. LT B]a: - Climax Furniture Polish It make. old Intuitive look Ilke new. ' lost the pipet with . Meatemall before pwtttns •w to pre%est rust. 26r A BOTTLE. Niagara Vapor Bath Cabinets, u.land* ivory home should bare one Tv.. ms with • bottle or two ei our Flower and Garden Seeds, Sassafras Blood and s .od 11 cent packages. l'a11 on us for Household Ammonia, Logic. (et'ts..t* end other Spr.ng raturtttee. f1 (rootlet', and stronathona-.1d .env. Stomach Bitters. W. C. GOOD Chemist, Bedford. Block. An --- Original Position.. It is better even to be rtght than iuerety original, but the easy position you may assume in these shoes of ours we are ready now to show yon helps us get back to original comfort. If you want solid, new -fashioned comfort WEAR "SLATER" SHOES. , P.B.-The balance of our Winter Stock must be sold regardless of price. WM. SHARXAN, JR. .v'*• OM 01 newt STR51T AND '6,175516 Tan ri1OrICAL RHOS KALI, AND sol. AIM? 105 THS W?S 500?, OOD1CRICD/3- MEDICAL HALL, GODERIOH. Stock nearly, complete again. New goods reesived daily. A lot of lino Bath and Carriage Sponges ja tato hand. Tho newest and latest Perfumes' Patent Medicines, Horse and Cattle Spices, and Condition:Powders. Rubber 0 )o ] , Syringes, Atomizers, Hot Water and Ice Bags, etc., etc F. JORDAN, Corner Colborne -et and Square ICYCLES Just look at these prices : " White," high grade wheel, was 570, now ESS. " McCready," Ooderich, from 535 up. tt Jupiter," grand wheels, from 530 up. Come and see them se - - Yew SYs Dave is take aver word for aii that appears b.. Assn la mu prove m aid jou will find that Wt has not boon told. (ishan ti whether VIM went to buy or not. Come before Saturday evening if yea can ; if not, Dome anyhow. \W. A. M°KIM Reid's Old Stand, Goderich. •--- u 'llO £OVlrl Tie a, Yells et eheagas must be We at this Mee ask let«/ than Natwrrfsy dress. ?be Copy for &engem -„E+ islet eat .*ler Clefts Mew dal a110e. Omani AdvwtleemeNe -stla peed en to noon Wednesday e! es* wish. 8E14'S AskyourDeaierforRICE'S PARE SALT ' de ed