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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1918-5-9, Page 8BENMILLER. • WEDNESDAY, May 8th. Mr. and Mrs. John Feagan received the sad news on Saturday that their son. Pte. W. Feagan. was seriously woun- ded.attend Last Sunday there s a ggong at Zid- itpce at the quarterly' a church north. board of Ben - miller quarter) official miller Methodist circuit stet Tuesday evening at Benmilier church. Theft was a good attendance. Rev. J. A. Agnew. 01 Clint. chaiMr.Hellyan of the d strict. presided. of Clinton. also was present and gaVe an Interesting address. naw of voted the pastor an 550. Messrs. John Feagan and J. B. Cox were appointed lay delegates to the annual district meeting to be held at Dungannon on the 22nd inst. Mother's Day will be observed next Sunday. Services at Bethel 11.30 a. m.. Zion '2.30 p.ie. and Benmiikr 8 p. M' leaves on Saturday oti an Mie. James Long extended her sonst Leth- bridgeotihertorelativesain the West. _-_-- - HOLMES\ ILLE. A HARPY EVENT. -On Wedne>da>, May 1st, the home of Mr. and Mrs. m. H. Lobb was the scene of a pretty wedding when their third daughter, Olive Ferne. was united in the holy hands of matri- mony to Mr. Lorne Jervis. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Ji rvis. of Holmesville. in the presence of immediate. friends.. and relatives. At 11 o'clock. to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march played by Miss Joy Lobb. youngest sinter - 1 of the bade. the bridal party entered the parlor and took their places between ever- green pedestals with a pretty background of evergreens and white satin ribbons. I The bride who was given away by her Ifather. was daintily gowned in white silk poplin and satin with veil and orange blossoms, and carried a beautiful shower bouquet of roses and lily of the valley. Her sinter, Miss Lulu. was bridesmaid. She wore a gown of reseda green silk pop- lin with gold trimmings and a pretty cors- age bouquet of Ophelia rosea. The groom was ably assisted by his cousin and life- long chum. Mr. Clarence R ter. The Bauchi- mony was performed by During pastor of both the young people. the congratulations Miss Joy played soft- ly the Lohengrin Bridal Chorus and dur- ing the signing of the register Mr. Frank Lobb sang "08 Perfect Love." A short musicale followed the congratulations. • Miss Iva Harris. of Seaforth. sang "Love's Garden of Roses." Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lobb rendered a duet, When the Dew Is on the Rae," followed by a sob from Mr. C. Potter, "Love's Old Sweet Song." The Lobb brothers rendered a splendid ' quartette, and a solo by Miss Lulu Lobb. "The Sunshine of Your Smile," corn- ; pleted a program enjoyed by all. After- wards the guests, numbering about I twenty-five. repaired to the prettily Idecorated dining -roan, where a dainty lunch was served by two pretty waitresses. Miss Lillie Townsend and Miss Iva Harris. girl friends of the bride. The young couple rete ived many 1 valuable presents, showing the esteem in which they are held by their relatives and ' friends. The bridal party left by auto 1 on the wedding trip. On their return they will reside on the groom's farm at Holmesville, ac-ompsmed by the good wishes of their friends for a long and prosperous married life. • • •• • THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1918 IN urging the public to take a greater interest In GODERICH, we feel we are doing • patrio'.ic service. We .11 know the indu ei1Ce which home surwundlags have en the mental attitude of the .people. New bo a CSPapCtt l agoes nar d Toward maks home w hits an pleasant, and in this way important mission. Compare our prices with city and sample hook pedlar's prices and you will end ours the most ,easoaeble. Remember yen still scrod mane) out of tow* when you buy from sample books peddled from door to door. We carry • large stock and ley taxeson same. Prices .s reasosablc as before the war. 7 Sava tis feed:ad kelp righter SIM COL,BORNE. 1 •• Fall wheet weedy has been • failure in this .Knoll. but a fine field of eight • acres is to be 'seen on the fared ei/ Mr John McLatty, 4th concession- Mr. Mc- • Larry is to be congratulated upon Itis • THE SIGNAL - GODERICII1 ONTARIO N•••��NN�N•N��•��•••••••••••••••••+� «End Satuday,June hteach Sale Will Lea CodGreat 0000••••00000N••••0. In saving tltts field. • a atm Mr. Wm. John Alan. of the 4th con. caesiolt u buildsrq • new barn. - •positively will dose oar doors for busintesa not later than Sat Y, Mr. Elliis ott, i irg has the contract lot n 1~, found it im bk to clone out our interests in Goderich quite as early as expected, but the cement stabling and Mr. • •' W June 1st. at means that this great Money-avieg Salt will continue for three weeks longer. These will be three weeks of bargain opportunities you an not of Blyth, the contract for the Game • likel y to get again for many 8 long day. There are thousands of dollars' worth of merchandise all over this big store andt we simply ly issues elf before retwe go Gode- rich" o to Peteror every day yeti have dry goods to buy aid you will ave money. Watch the papers week by icb" hi Come' ill for theywill tell in each issue of articles picked out fors al selling. rich" which you will receive from day to duty, structure. The tree barn w valuable addition to Mr. Alan's property GODERICH TOWNSHIP. WicoNasoior, May 5th. Miss L. Melly/min. of the Bane line, visited her cousin, Mias Ethel Mcllwa►n last week. The missuniary meeting was held at the home of Mrs. T. Cox on Tuesday after -I noon, when the members da sewing and quiltinc Patriotic Society The lad toy's Cornerg at the borne will Hold a m. P tionmeeo of Mrs. Wm. Patton on Wednesday. May 15, sit 3 o'clock. Everyone wel- come. EVERYBODY INVITED. -The members of the United Patriotic Society have made arrangements to have an evening meet- ing at the home of Mr. and Mia. H. L. Salkeld on Wednesday. May 15th. at 8 o'clock, An invitation is extended to every lady and gentleman in this district to be preeent and take part in pi•nnitlg for a "Country Fair" to take place either the latter part of June or on July Int. Don't Pass This Place when you are looking for Tailoring of the kind that givessatisfaction. We should like you to step in and see the yew materials for spring and summer. If you have not got ac- quainted with us yet. we should appreciatewratl. R. J. Armstrong MERCHANT TAILOR south vide Sgtrare, (loderich. • • •• •• •• • t • • • • •• •• •• • • • • • HERN'S GROCERY It Pays to Pay CASH We will have goods at reduced prices every day because we are getting cash. - Under the old system the cash customer pays a share of the losses sus- tained by the merchants through bad debts. We can prove by our prices that our present system pays. W. HERN Till ,4Qt1Alt1•: PHONE 43 The Week Beginning Saturday, May lith, We Call "The Week of (ie Hundred Bargains" we put on sale 11X1 special iters picked out for that week's selling. Here is a hat. Some of the quantities are limited of otters there ire enough to last well at into OR week-' Every articlee in the store is a bargliin 4M because Saturday lmorning and thesee extra special. • • • •• • • • • sed wWgo VNb po.4s, W71"41 matte a cool and serviceable summer dress of excepIioaallY good iptyb. 45 inches wide. Per yard am only No. 2 Striped Wesel Sulttag. Plain black. 46 laches wide. Very handsome material, suitable tor suits or separate skirts. All mire wool end good weight. Extra epeeist per yard -51.19 No. 3 Pure Wool Crepe Dross Oeods, 44 in. wide, the popular shade of peacock blue. Oood even weave and very serviceable. Special per yard No. 4 Black and White Checked Dross Oo0ds, 4s inches wide. (food for skirts and children's wear. Would cost this price wholesale today. Per yard 69c No. 5 Corded Velveteen, heavy mrd, suitable for ladies or children's sporty coats or for separate skirts, (;oud range of colors. Extra special at per yard39c No. 6 Two Ends Cream Sulting Serge fib in. wide, heavy weight and besutiful (loath v. Could not be bought wholesale today for lee; than 56.00 or 17.00 per yard. This is • deckled bargain at per yard only 8 No. 7 One End Cream Honey Comb Suiting, fine quality, all wool. ,Inst enough tor s slot in thee piece. Per yard only i No. 8 Two Eads Coating. Nut two beavy for spring or summer wear, One sand color, the other grey. Decidedly a bargain, at per t and 52.19 No. 9 One Coat Length. This 1s wint er material but good buying now even to put away for next year. A dark mixture, will make a splendid winter coat. -A 8 yard length only, 52per 19 • yard • 111111111111111111111111111111111111 • ■ • ■ 11111111111111111111111 11111... Quality is Economy in Spring and Summer Shoes 1 Tlie war bas created a shortage of good leather as well as skilled shoe- makers. Only by our close relations with lead- ing manufacturers are we able to command for our customers still the highest quality at pop- ular prices. See our snappy styles in high and low cut foot wear in the moat popular colors. In white, the prevailing summer color, we have a large range of styles at 1917 selling prices. SHARMAN THE $HOE MAN' 1111110111111 • N N No. 10 • Two Ends Summer Coating, • cream ground. Just the right weight for summer wear. Spec • W clearing price per yard only •51.68 Two Ends Striped wool Skirt- • No 11 • leg, shot effect, very stylish • msteriat. Two skirt length" In each piece. Sale ice l per • yard 45 • No. 12 • One Egld Sky Blue Duchess Silk, beautiful heavy weight. • Will make a splendid dress or • eparate waist. Special 9 Se • It worth price per yl Is thin price twine over. • No 13 • Ose End Brown Shaatung Silk, wide width, splendid wearing • duality. Sale price per yard No. 14 • •One End Dlrectelre Sates. Beane I Wu! .bade of pink. Would make a lovely evening 'dress. The Peterboro store 1s heavily • stocked with silks or we would • clearingtake this with us. 8 p ;7 price No. per yard. S . • Oise End Bine Moire Silk. 36 In. • wide. Oood for dresses or would • make splendid coat lininit.i pec- lal per yard t 69 • No. 16 One End Black Moeealleic Silk, N in. wide. Could not Bated again for anything near the mosey. Sale prion Iper r only No. 17 Oise Collapsible ()o -Cart. 816. way make. Black leather hood, •slightly Imperfect but not In • any way that will affeotthee wear. Bale Price 53 • No. 18 • Trimmed Hats, Half Price. Here Is a whirlwind Millinery bar- • Rain. As early In the season e• • the moon.]lla week in Ay. we offer you your choice of every • Trimmed Hat to the show -room. • irrespective of former price or aoMetal value. for • EXACTLY HALF PRICE • This is one of the biggest be[ Rains of the Bale, but we simp- • ly cannot take the MilllDery • stork to Peterboro. it must be cleared out before we go. • yferything laolnded except • *•Hamas. • • No. 19 IN 1110411craoi Saafes Had Ct'mwiss. 831 our new Aaokram Scrapes • sad Crowne. The season's best d meet popular slopes. Regn • and lar op Is 7k Nagy ti0ed pat. • terns. All one prion, oommeac • bill Saturday morning, phot i pa No. 21 Silk Plage. Nation Jack, Gaae- dlaa, sad practically all the Allies. Bla•derd Me e a w lar C- iel cleart*R ic No. 22 Silk Poplin Ties. Fo*rin land shape. Worth No today. Spee - 1a1 each No. 23 Ladles' CYameisstte Gloves, extra good quality, uoe of the best mates. Wait*, white dad black or plain grey. Per pat No. 24" Clearlag Lot of Ladies' SNk Gloves, wrtet length: also some good blaot Lisle Included to the lot. The -Wks are both black and colored. Mostly 6 and 64 size. Lasa than half valor clearing at per pair No. 25 black only, 6. Special 29c Loan Lisle Gloves. -extra good. Size Sale per pair No. 26 Childrines Waite :ottea Hose. fine rib, seamless feet, excel lent wearing qusllty. Protl can't' all sizes in stock. Per pair • No. 27 Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose. real Liaw..,glie se only. Eng- lish make, seamieae feet, pure wool, worth double the money. 16 pairs only to sell at per pair Na 20 511k Olov..Mak sad sky . Steeliest gsaltty..The hew pairs cleated at per No. 42 ° Telemann/ limertioas. In cream and white. widths up to f 1 Y Laches. Cle•ringg at teas then halt price.N Per yard only...15c o. 3 Olio only Beaded Net Teck. Will make a handsome evening dress. The Mice was 518.00. Wei will not take 1t with us. Saturday rooming you O&M buy It for 53.95 No. 44 Ooe only Dress Loegth Beaded Net. This will make • beaatl- tul evening dress. Timm J are 9 1 9 yards In the piece. enough for the tartness. We will clear the whole thing for less then the prloe of • single yard. Saturday take the end for , 54.98 No. 45 Two Dress,L**gtas Black Lace Farseeing. Thew are beauti- ful qualities that sold at 51.75 to 53.50 per yard. Either Iengta Saturday morning, at pars a tar N.. 28 Men's Cott** Sox, fine quality black, Penman's make, imam - lees feet. Kale price 2 pain for 35c No. 29 ChlWree's Holeproof Hose. black or tan, :t pairs In box. Makers' guarantee goes with each box. Ohl price per box, 51.00. New Dries per box, 51.11. Our Sale Price, 3 pairs in box, per box..... No. 30 5 Fancy Parasols to clear at leo, than Hall Price 2 Haradeoao Black Parasol either for $2. SO Oise God Blgfla Parasol for $1,25 One Kale Brows Silk, with handsome handle, at 51 25 One Pure Silk, paddy green shade. A very stylish Parasol. at 52.50 No. 31 Silk Ankle Hose, brown and heliotrope. also sky and pink Lisle. Special Sale Price pe29r pair sass _ No. 32 White Nets, suitable for trim- ming or waists, etc. 15 Inches wide. Regular up to 35e. Bale price per yard Na 33 Good Quality Swiss Embroid- ery. Neat sod attractive pat terns on naisaooks, cambric" and muslin. Up to 9 Incl es wide. $pecigl per yard c N..34 Flee Embroideries. Black Fare t,roldery ou white nalnsook. In- sertion to .stet. Milo linen Embroidered with white or black. Cleadeg ail these fancy lines. Reguior up to lac. Per yard No. 35 Oa* only Baby Carriage, reed body and hood. Bent tempered steel "eying". A splendid Car- riage et a popoler price. 519.75 No. 36 Row Beads. m only: also Pearl Read assorted sires. Special clew price per string g No. 37 Black and Colored Made -exp Velb. cleaned lot of a doses or more. Rar op to 51.00 Clearing price • 9k No. 58 Loss KW Oloviks, black, white and grey. Oar standard high grade quslll�. R./eIar K� and 55,00. (1Baiee per >s tftso No. 39 Our fleet QMIIIIty LAK Kid Gloves, in Meek, wince sed Ona. We eine/ dress high class Gloves d�nlc al ean the prise of w, nalitla ea a r1 abort Otove. per r .79 Ne- 46 Dress Trimahgs, 211k, Clear Ing fancy Gress Trimmings. whom leagtha and odd oboes. Regular np to $1.50 per yard. Saturday morning, choice of the lot only No. 47 Accordies Pleated Nines. 36tn. wide. 8kv blue only. s yard length. ClearinW at per yard691 Clsarlot all the Straw Braids. Bleck. whits mad colors. No matter what {D a former pries. Your choke p! yard se N.. 41 Fancy Klemm. ttaindkon5ets. Reenter i14e. Bab error 11c No. 48 Cleareace of Ptah and Fancy Colored Moods, suitable for waists. sleeves, trimmings, etc. Ail going at ogle pilon. Special per yard 69c N.. 49 Hies Grade Black and Jet Trimrisiegs. Short lengths of real high clan. lines. Clearing at per yard, only 51.00 N.. 50 Corset Coven, made from fine naiesooke sad muslin, lace trimmed. Very special. eachh No. 51 CORSET ('ovens mute from goat quality white cotton, trimmed with torcheoa lace and inset tion. Special each 2110 LADIES' OOwNe made from goal quality coital nicely trimmed with lace and insertion. Spec- ial each oulpy�. _ __s1•(tt0 N..53 LADIES' WHITE COTTON UNDER- SIIRTt+ made from an excep- tionally strong white Cotton with trill of lace and insertion. Each1. 74o. 54 ONE ONLY SATIN 11NDSRSEIRT. Oood wearing quality. pleated tr111. amethyst shade. Side price _ $2.75 No. 55 TRAVELLER'S SAMPLE UNDER- SKIRT. Exceptional Laos trimmed. leach only N.. 56 • SsKPLE House Damara. Siam SS smile. Special salt pikes No. 57 CHII.DRF.N'S CORSET WAISTS. Styles for small children. Size. 19 to 24. Bale pilon 1100 No. 58 ONE LOT' l3Kre'ru. All samples, plata white and tanoy colored materials. are all samples of styles shown for this sea oar's wear. The qual- ities are gaol and the prices sway below today's values. You can sive on a Wash Skirt by looking aimed a little and laying in your supply from this lot of samples. Ns. 06 ONE RANDOM* COTTON VOILE Duces. soft shade of grey, good style. Regular 511i. An extra bargain Saturday for FANCY WHITE WAIwrg. Embroite ered voile. Five d sttact styles. Special clearing price each $l.! No. Ss >K•00 IT JIMT Fut:[ rOF TUE SPECIAL BARGAIN WINTER COATS TO SaLL. Worth the price W pet them away until next airing. Any of the four t3a_a*d&� ruing for only �frOV Ouit Two a `Surra. One navy the other isad Made. wMade ool rice. i Regular ty para. Saturday'sieges. morning eitherof diene bandeaux Rust. for C0Ir.F.NF. ('.ORR ITS. Juse•y Just • few� pair' left. Sties 21, Regular $8.00 and 54.00.1 per pair No. �a •p CHILDREN'SUmfrage. Wade wash teg materiaW ♦.sated glans. Per pair__ . 40e 14. 51 I. Hover. is le on of Ueneotthe Masse bawling the nide. Made trout soot quality prints, woof tlt11as1od, light and dark colors, short alorree. esob ;gly- undoubted1.00 No. 62 Bows' Worry Ware Serra, wade frosh good quality not - Special bale price ton drill. Willlaunder w00. No. t= Bows' Wean Sorra, larger size*. Aloe and white ird� Lan and white white stripes plat drill. Per milt 31.00 W Sammie Detains. (ante and small sed ennui heater/ prima. $!0.75 Caned Or Bs 'sN 8t•1Te. All new this season. right up-to- date in style. Three navy. there black auui our given. Any of the seven I4atu Stili morning for $ THE BERT ('OAT WE Heys LEFT. An exceptionally beautiful garment. sand color serge trimmed with Pekin blue. A fort of exceptional .tyle. and au exceptional bargain et .tlt4. •0 for in - White eanwed ng at less than GNI BatreeELl Ruo. Siam 63(xl0% feet. Thia will 81 a long narrow room. loWtpds aro two -wee green with a Wee bright oolor laterwov Win price is $17.75 No. 84 JUST ONE REAL OJOD BRUSSELS RO0141. T. Size Mealy yards. Thepaitern and colors are good for.aay room. This is a 104.0 Rog. BaWrday nu..70 Toa can buy It tor �. a[ s�•i0 Two AxIIINSTCR RUGS LEFT TO BILL. Bost are lx31i yasda. Om is two -tope 4aeotaer small Where of mined colors. Either of them dellate under value. tier $07.70 No. fee $ALF- DOZEN ENI. WOOL AND UNION CARPET. Moes d them shoo& tar a small room. Will be cleared Saturday and text week at bargain prices. N.. $7 BEDROOM CURTAINS. Good gnal- • ttyyNottingham Lam white nal)•. 914 yards long. 8peols1 clear- ing price per pair No. Six Plugs VENTING AND WARM MATERIAL. Will wash ail % l.uisder like wMaeellm. Neat • little designs. flislusdeI mune ing, per yard.. ........ 1A. • No. 71 TWEED RAINCOATS. Hall.dosen high-grade garments, tweed effects and brown or grey ,rplorings. Saturday morning your choir*72$0. 210 N. (Hlt.nsuv w /terYKKie nicequal- ity black and white check material, neatly trinimed.gr od style, new this season.fres 6, 8 and 10 years. Saturday morning your choice 104.00 No. 73 ell 'Longs .• Navy REEPERR, made from gosl quality wool serge. The nattiest ('oat a small girl can wear. Garments like these will be off the mar- ket or prohibitive in price next season. y'htee to sell at your choice 141.1111 No. 74 LADI I0' BLACK SILK COATS. four only left to sell. Good gar- ments arments every one of them. Clearing Saturday morning at Y� art $15.75 CHILDREN'S RAIN CAPES. Gorki quality popl'o, in navy, red or fawn shades Silk -lined hoods. Sizes exp to 14 years. An un• doubted bargain. Saturday morning each _ . ...$2.4 ONLY No. 75 Oie Two LY MISSES' TWEED COATS, broken check design and a very fashionable style Sizes 16 and -'18, Saturday urorning.either of them 50.75 Na. T1 Here is a bargain if you nerd a RAINCOAT or • Dufrr (COAT. Just 10 Raincoats. M pplain cloths, in gy, Mackand fawn shades. Regular prions from 57 to 515. Saturday morning take your choice of any of tie 10 for Half-price. Ifo. 78 J I'"T A Few RAINcOATS, slight- ly imperfect Mut not in an way to effect the wear. Worth the price over and aver again as far as quality V concerned. Choice of the lot .52.43 No. 79 ONg ONLY BeesieriA Roo 41¢x 734 ft. Neat .fe•ignSpecial clearing price ..... _ .75 go. 80 Ju*T 3w1 Goon QUALITY Itemi- se Rua 63(x9 t Saturday( colors and pattern. morning it goes on sale at $12.00 N.. 81 ANOTHER REAL GOOD Q*Ai1TT BRtr5BF:1e Ruo. Mee studs of brows, neat pattern. limits 2154 yard*. 597.00 was the pr Saturday moeetsg 7.7$ • Two Bet= Roow Hard Ogram IL ilea puna bvOWIL Both phlegm ain the small effects se istmik la vogue. m 1phe *hobo �oi these two Rags for 315.05 DGENS BROS. No. 82 PAIsLCY P..rraRN COTTON VOILPs oa MA.QVIad1'rd. One sod green, uM a sUve saaaM• Sult • able sol d....4 .... sae+ its. Per )arc ... _... ......... . Jff111l11♦ 110. CLEARING Lon oftfes. Deter: • OOOI»,. Qat as Or • signs seitablefiselt acne drear lag maims. eta. Vary spseiai • bargain price per yard.. .!!e • • No. 91 FANCY M'TRIPID Corms; DREG' GOODS. A cl of lines that sold at tii SOr to 76e. Opod tut' wal or good for dresses. Whlte ground with small colored figure or guttae. • Per yard only ��p No. 92 FANCt TUeAn I ES. Natural ebantung color with spots and , broken patterns. 36 inches • wide. Matnntay morning per yard. .. NO • • Nof A NCMRF.a Fs OP ow OF PLAIN WALL $UfI.AP. Each piece is 1 test wide and about $ feet • long. One side has been painted but it Is none the worse for that. The regular It this quality is sac par • you can use these we will clear them out at per end of • f about 2 yards for ..20 5 94 A NUMBER os No. c Or BROWN AND GREEN BURLAP. Each end contains about 6 feet and they • are 5 feet wide. These are ready to use without being • painted. We Dee them ter the background In our windows. They are worth at leset 46c to 50c per yard. We wul clear these ends out on Saturday .1 per end . 11110 It you can time an end or two of igh Burlap you should not let this Chance go, tor it will safe you elp money. • No. 115 FINALCLIAfANCR orODD BLINDS AND SHORT ENDO Or BLIND CLOTH. If you want an odd • Blind or two or have • small window, come and get a Blind for It at a very little price. • We have about 15 or 20 'Mort Ends of Biind Cloth that we will • clear at bargain Fries. Werra FI.ANNELrrrz. Put up fn 7 -yard lengths. 84 to 80 Inches wide. Heavy weight. Worth double til" price y. • 7 -yard ends only. at per end . 31.38 10. No. n COTTON AAO». Heavy oottoe 4112 Grain nage. Very maim and •' hard to get and very expensive today. 115 to sell at seem ...415e No. 96 OONou ovm poxnli., tuition oak floors for putting around rugs. 54 inches wide. •' Will lie asilat as a board and not curl up. Wrath at least 43 45e. Ibuurday morning per yard.. _ .37e Three ends four -yard -wide Lts- OLXSTM. Ranh end is about three yenta In length. Also e(airt or ten email pieces of *foci Oilcloth and Linoleum. Suitable for small rooms la treat of stoves, eta Ssksritay pawning all going at • amain Prices. Nim C* SO Two Aewrxa mammas in ip gid rungsorder. Ona New Wiand one The&chime will nkortiay at pricksam�e w1M .w ma 3an the biggest, kind ofka bttepM- 1••••Ub-•.•1!•••••••••!••••!N•.11.••l 11111N•NN••!M!!1•N•• Aa..a e,ys....4-•:2..s.,---rade....-:_1...'4.4+,..i. • •