The Signal, 1919-5-1, Page 3TEE SIGNAL
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ORIGINAL
AND
ONLY
GENUINE
BEWARE
OF
IMITATIONS
SOLD ON
THE
MEB1T5 OF
UNBENT
MEDICAL.
FAREWELL TO REV.
C. M. RUTHERFORD.
CongreaatioC Presents Him with en Ad-
dress and Purse.
Rev. C. M. Rutherford on Sunday
preached his farewell sermon as mini-
ster of Pine River Presbyterian con-
gregation to a well-flllsd church, from
the text "Ye shall be witnesses." Mr.
Rutherford will leave this week for his'!
new flekl of labor in New York City.
On Friday evening the members of the
congregation met in the Woodman's
Hall and presented blm with a purse of
Virl and the following address:
Dear Mr. and \Irs. Rutherford and
Little Jesu:
With sino•re regret we learn of your
resolve to sever your connection with
the pastorate of our church. For
nearly nine years you have labored
faithfully to advance the social. intel-
lectual. moral and spiritual well-being
of those directly under your care and
guidance. The work of a sincere and
DR. �R. GEO. HEILEMANN, OSTEO-
PATH, specialist in women', and children'
dioceses. acute, chromic and nervous diorama. eye
gar, nose and throat. partial deafness, lumbago
and rheumatic condition.. Adenoids remove(
without the knife. (Alice at residence. corner',
Nelson and St Andrew. streets. At home office
Mondays. Thursdays and SstudaYs, any evening
be appointment.
DRNTISTRY.
UR. H. G. MAcDONELL.-HONOR
Graduate Toronto Umvnv,ty. Graduate
Rey al Cortege of Dental Surgeon.
•Jecce 0r to the late Mayor Sarr Otters corner
Squire and west street. Gudersh.
AUCTIONEER.
COULD HAVE SAVED EI) TTHOUSANDSOF DOLLARS.
Brown Sorry He Didn't Know About
- QODETIOI;. ONT.
Thursday, May 1, 1919.-3
Touter Sooner -Gain; 17 founds. NARMBRtl' MARKET.
"II I had had Tallies:live years ago I
Wll a world of side
tering but more than a thousand dollars.
besides," said N. F. Brown, of 1:i2 York-
ville avenue, Torooto, Ontario, Canada.
recently. �r
1 had a terrible case of stomach sere�l tease per ton13 W U 00
trouble. • he continued, "and would bloat Straw, oat, buedled, per
up with gas something awful. 1 would • ton 17 a is a
suffer with agonizing pains in my stomach Dairy roduce. eess. new per t :- SOL, 45 to 80 66
and was never tree from headaches. For Bulk going at 0 49 0 60
t ine month, 1 was on a light diet, and Butter, farmers' dairy0 56 0 70
became so weak 1 could hardly drewmy-
Bulk going at 0 40
self I lost weight until I oas little more Spring chickens, Ib o 7
5
Roasting cowl, lb 0 45 050
Bolling fowlPreened,0 40 0 46
Farm Preened, Wrfetesale.
Butter, creamery. fresh -
made, lb. arivares..•.•80 65 to 8•...
Butter choice dairy, do. do. cut solids 0 63 sass
I0. 0 5s.
o 32 a ii
047 040
TORONTO, April 29.-Quotatioaa
no could have saved t Yon the Farmers' Market yesterday
were as follows:-
Hay and atraw-
Hay, No, 1, per ton.. 828 00 to 130 00
Hoy. No. 3, per ton... 24 00 37 00
Strs , rye. per ton.... 28 W 30 00
nervous than skin and bones and was so I
could hardly sleep. I took every kind of
treatment and spent months in hospitals,
but only got worse and was so bad pogg
that 1 was given up to die.
"One day my brother-lmlaw suggested Oleomargarine. Ib.
earnest minister is not easy. Preach- that I try Tanlac. and 1 did so, and I am Oleo , rsstI c.• dos
tog is a mau's calling; and you have feeling a thousand tunes better. l have Ease. srlected, in cartons. 0 So
done your part well. 1t is difficult -1 already gained seventeen pounds, my dozen
almost impossible -to please all. appetite is fine. the gas and those av(ul cheese year-old Btllton,
Fault-finding and criticism have ever most anything wit
been the action of public men who ) g
fearlessly and conacfentiouely try to do wards."
their duty. ('brut was Misjudged and Wigle,
Is odd In 4.
criticized. Woodrow Wilsou and Lloyd In $eefurth j'y
(Jeorge, two of the most uutstandiug Wingham by J. Walton
r,.•...... n tad A. Sill E. Hem
THOMAS GUNDRY,
1 AUCTIONEER.
Bos 47, Godrich. Al1i�J instruction battended to
mail or
tett at Signal Unice w'Q be promptly
rereence telephone 11
L&OAL.
per Ib. 0 33
s have disap. red and 1 can eat, d'heeae, r,e Dlember. Ib 35
t suffering after- (hoose, new. Ib 0 2154
Honey. 5. 10 and 00-1b,
lerlch by E. * I Dalt. Per Ib o 23
Alwrhart, 1u I Honey, sections, each U 30
Pun lardt-
McKibbon, 111 , Tierces. Ib. io 29 to 8....
111. ill Blyth 20-1b. pails ' • 0 36%
u Wroxeter Pound
prints 0 33 ail s
een
Ili Juhn ah2s-rtIb, palflgns W ii to i..•.
Y ",%. a• Pound prints ••••
066
0 25
and Chrietiau men In the world today.
are being savagely attacked by -shore by White City Drug Store,
not in accord with their ideals of right by J. N. Allen, in Lond e:rho
and justice. O. lunndsherry, in Exeter
Big men and big ideals thrive and Ho eyLas.lvlvnoiitrue deli)Tieby Bete
Ed
grow under oppoidtiou.
You said in one of your serloons, ••I in ('rvtlit„u t.v J. W. Orme, b
Would rather be a dog and bay at the w ill tn,rrte
Moon than he a hypocrite," and it Is
because we have [(mud you ;o be a
true man that we desire to honor you
this eveuing.
No man in your Rion could be less
pretentious or offk:ions. Vanity. con• wise and said:
crit, and hypocrisy are abhorrent to Young men, unsteady.
you. We have not been over -preached. Girls, burin, wising. and in demand.
You have endeavored) to break the Papas vera. but declining.
"bread of life' and hold up lemur Mammas, unsettled, but waiting lir
Christ and the Crone to the very best higher bids.
of your ability, and we know that your Coffee, b, considerably mired.
ministry high a good) fruit. Your
Fresh fish. active and slippery.
philosophy and ideals have been In be thanbarley.
0 40
Bowey, /rash Meats. Wholesale.
aumnanummmmonumuummumimmmmmnnmmmmmnmmmmmunnunnnmmnnn�mn�
Refreshing Time;
troffer,', Beef. hindquarters. cot $29 00 to $31 00 Ea
Clin- Beet. choice sides. cwt.. 23 00 a 00 =
Beef , forequarter, cwt.. IA 00 19 00
ton by W r lt. H.me•, in Shepkerrd- Beef, medium, cwtf 20 60 22 00 _
Um by J.H. Simpson, b is.. Beef. common, ow
h
V. Artnstruug, and 1u Fordwlch by 11. Lambe, iydabliapc lb
lions ria.
i mutton cwt.
ADI'T.
J real, Ifo. 1, cwt
Val, medium. cwt
1 `Hogs, 120 to 150 Ib.. cwt. 26 1.0 27 00
ga. heavy. cwt , 20 00 22 00
itry Prices Seine Paid to Producer, .•
Weight Prices- , =
CflJckehs, crate -fed, Ib..00 35 to 8.•••
Ch kens, 1b. ••••
Hine under 4% lbs.. Ib0 30 S
Hens, 414 to 6 lbs. Ib0 33
Hens Over 6 lbs„ 500 34 0 23 •••• -
Roostsr'l. Ib. ••••
Ducks. 10. , 0 35 sass
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ILA G. CAMERON. K. C., BARRIS
TRS. solicitor, notary tk publi i
Othre
ilemedtoa Street. (.oderrch•
roal
aesre. 'Irina Wilda to Iwo at lowest est.0. e
C. HAYS.
�tK�,
B ARlt18TPUBSIOI SOLICITOR,.
uarce- Sterling Bank' Block. Haadlton Suisse
Gedercb. Tekyhone M.
Real Estate. Loam and Insurance. ...`
PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN & COOKE
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS. NOTARIES
PUBLIC. ETC.
Once on the !Num ah e, NA. und,door from 44ass0
oe buret. bade+
Private Iced to loan at lowest rates]
W.Peo0tw0UT. K C. J L..KIU.0.Aa
it. .1 D Coma.
�Ia ARLEES GARROW, LL. B., BAR
RIS•) kR. at Wlnay. eota:,tur, etc., Godasiek•
�a//ewaa�ell
Wawa in lived rate.
,, SEAGER BAkRiSTER. SOL-
'spired
nulery, public and d �r �0
oe-f.osrt Hour, Godrrkh
spired) by tae life and teaching of Jeans
thrust. y,
Oftentimes we might have aided and s Nlhiskey, still going down.
encouraged )'041 fusee in your goal ions, strong and rising.
Breadstuff h
15 nn 17 00
12 iso 14 00 =
n 28 0 30 5=
22 105 2400
•2
24 les 2000
Deaard-
Wheat. a grain Cir
Eggs, quiet, but espect (0 open up' Chickens. cute -ted. Ib..f0 34 to 10 3e
Hens ns, Ib. 0 32 0 35 >_
Hens under 45 la., Ib0 30. .. • • ,ft,, -
Hens
Hens oyer 6'lbw.. Ib0 35 alas
Hens, 414 to 6 ribs., lb0 3..... C
Roosters Ib. 0 25 C
work, but we are all human and erring•
Please accept this purse, as • slight
token of our affection and esteem. and
may much success and happiness at-
tend you and your entv.•med wife and
family in yo)(tr new field of labor. except foolscap, which Is stationery.
(Signal on behalf JOIIM ;congregation)
BE ATTY1on I Tobacco, very low. and has a downward
H. COURTNEY.
tendency.
Silytr, rinse. but not dose enough to
get hold of.
Cheese,
s, cavy. h market I Turkeys.young Ib 0 45 ... I C
Boots and shoes. those in the
mar 'e Turkeysold, IA 0 17 sass
are soled and are constantly going up and Wheises)O Seeds.
down. No. 1 alsike, cwt $32208000.060 to f. •..
Hats and caps, not as high as last year. No. 2 shrike. cot
.. I C
No. 3 alalke. cwt
No. 1 red clover, cwt47 00 •„ I.-
No. 2 red clover. cwt45 s.1 =
No. 3 red clover. cwt40 40 00
cwt • •
MOTORIST$:
Consideration for the ('onvenienee and
Safe)) of Others I'orm. lite
Basis of All Reasotablr 1
t se of the Public
Highways.
Drive carefully at street intersections,
particularly when entering a main thor-
oughfare. The great majority of acci-
dents Happen at street intersections.
At street intersections, a motor car
approaching from your rght-hand side
has the right -et -way.
In the presence of danger there is no
right-of-way. It is your duty to prevent 1
accident under any circumstances.
Reckless driving is always illegal. no I•
lively.
aocer• matter what the speed.
The majority of fast drivers have
INWRANCE. LOANS. ETC. nothing to do when they get there They
- are a menace to themselves. to those
IOP MUTLAL FiRE INSUR-, whom they pass, and a nuisance to
&1M CKIL
.i Aril E Co. -Fenn and isolated town prop-
erty
rop
'rted
O`ts-Jas. Connolly. Pres. (:oderubP. 0.;
Jai, Evac•. Ywe-fres., Beechwood 1'. 0.. Thoma,
a:. Hage, Sec.-Treas., Seaforth P.0
.R No. 3, Sea-
DDecdora-D. V. McGregor, R.
attn. John G. Grieve, No. 4, Walton. Witham
k It No. 2. 5nforth: ohn Hennewis.
people who reside along the road.
W hen you meet a vehicle, pass on the �•
right: when you overtake one, pass on the
left.
Do not "cut in." When you overtake
a vehicle, and another is approaching.
iters► : Malcolm
o. , sea I cuetOnl and safety give the right-of-way to
e.°ds'`res' clew. McCartney. rdaching vehicle.
5th, 'Kober'. Eery Harwich: Malcolm Me-
ames�vans. Btecbwood, lames the app n a d-
Ib not change peed or director u
1050 tie (iodertck. d'
nu: J. W. Yeo (,odrlch; Aka. L.eilek.I
wtn c hnlw,. J O e a
dentia Indicate your intention by hot Ing
IC R. No 1, Clinton. William ChesseY• Sedorth,
IL. Htrchky. Se•1 la�k1 a ved vl Your band up if you wish to stop. and to
ed
payments and g is usually a t ar behind you.
yorreh's Clothing Store Clinton• R. H. Cott s Do not drive with glaring headlights.
Grocery, Kingston street, CROW", or J. H•
peid'►l.rnera Store. Hayfield. Pedestrians who have started to Cross a
street at a reastti-nable distance from an
approaching motor call have the right to
do so at the pace of an ordinary walk. and
the motorist has no right to compel
pedestrians to rush or run for safety by
the insolent blowing of the horn.
SLACKEN speed when approaching
pedestrians. blow the horn if thought
necessary to warn them. but permit them
to cross the street in safety at a reasonable
Remember there are old people,
)invalids and chi dren.
The foregoing rules for motorists do not
excuse pedestrians who fail to LOOK
before stepping from the curb or attempt-
ing to cross the street. or who inconnder-
ately or unnecessarily stroll or stand still
in front of a car• compelling the motorist
uID. Pobey res
Iiw,r tarda recrtps at •.J• the tide if you are going to turn. There
■USIG
ISABEL R. SCOTT, TEACHERpIrppeaOF
Coaservai'WY aln'rPiano and (hg� a Apply at 64it, P. W
CURRIk'S. Britannia road.
FREDERIC T. EGENER,
Mus. Bac.
SINGING
TIANOFOR'rE
PIPE ORGAN
Studio nest' to P. J. MacEwan's Garage
i
Brophe} Breis.
dfl day.
1 Ile Leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orden carefully attended to
at all bribes, night. or
DOM/RICH
END STOMACH TROUBLE, d►
• GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
e'Pape'e ellapspalna maks sick, noww,
gassy stomachs surely feel floe
In Ave minutes.
If what 7041 jnat ate G enuring on
your stomach or lies like a lump of
lead, or you belch gas and •rnetats
soar, uadfgeeted food, or lave a feeling
of dissimer, heartburn, fullness, nation%
had taste in month and stomach -head-
ache, you can get relief 1n flve minutes
by neutralising aeldlty. Pte an end to
arch stomach Motives now by getting a
large fifty rest ma* of Papa's T)iapepefa
from asy drag store. a Yen rwalls* 1n
Owe Warta* how awedloss It is to suffer
from ledigestlnr, dyep.pda of any stirs -
twit disorder ceased by food ferfpatatles
dlae to sz sealve add is stassa11L •
to jamb the brakes and shift gears. The I
pedestrian should LOOK and have con-
sideration for the convenience of the
approaching motorist, as well as for his
own safety.
When on a street of small houses and
large families. and the family principally
in the street. especially after school hours
-DRIVE SLOWLY. A chi'd is not
responsible under the law. You are.
' Young and inexperienced drivers fre•
quently drive with the muffler open. Un-
necessary noise is illegal and objectionable.
If you drive for "hire, pay or gala," it
is illegal to do so without pawning the
prescribed examination and obtaining a
t'rovincial license.
it is illegal to employ a chauffeur who
has not a driver's license, and who is not
registered for the year. See that every
driver in your employ wears the badge.
Iles your tort in king into Ho
noted) for grswl and cereful driving'
School of Commerce.
CLINTON AND GODERICH,
Ontario
Easter T. Ma 22, '11 •
C URS
�j.I General General
Our work is better than many
and equal to any.
Special inducements offered
to those entering after
Easter Holidays.
For further particulars write to
B. F. Ward, LA., M. CCOA,
Phone °OS Clinton, Ont.
NiGHT CLASSES
Tuesday and Thursday
No, 1 timothy,
No. 2 timothy. cwt 11 on • , , •
No. 3 timothy, cwt 12 00 •...
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. 1-=
J. P. Blcke❑ & -Co., Standard Bank
the) (•hicago�Beard ofrt the tollowiTradeng prices on C
eats- Prev.I
Open. High. Low. Close. Close.
May .. 169 172 1655 166 170'4
July 16854 170% 1116 145% 168111
Sept ..- 16456 107 102% til% 164% iE
Date-.
May .... 7274 71%
A time to look forward to with pleasure and a time to look back to with
satisfaction. That is what you can make of housecleaning time if you
visit WALKER'S TWO BIG STORES, where you will find countless
ways of brightening up and freshening up your home at little expense.
Since Christmas time we have been selecting and preparing for the
spring rush and we have two stores full to the doors with all manner of
merchandise for the spring trade. -
July ... 73% 73
Sept. ... flit 72,4
Pork -
May ... 52.75
July. 51.60
Lard-
May . 32 90
July 31.50
Rib.-
' May ... 28 SO 28.75 288.50 28.57 21.117
July "rLE MARK> 50 TS Have you renewed your subscription to The Signal for 1919?
A Few Lines in Store No. 1
FURNITURE QF ALL KINDS
RUGS OILCLOTH LINOLEU MS
JAPANESE MATTINGS FURNITURE COVERINGS SILVERWARE
CRETONNES STATUARY PICTURES
ELECTRIC LAMPS CLUB BAGS TRUNKS
SILVER CABINETS MUSIC CABINETS TRAYS
LACE AND MADRAS CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS
JARDINIERES, IN BRASS AND POTTERY
- In Store No. 2
FANCY CHINA OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
NOVELTIES PHONOGRAPHS
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, CABINETS, Etc
We do Picture Framing neatly and promptly.
A visit to our store will be very interesting --no obligation to buy.
It is a pleasure to show you through our two stores.
You can be the judge as to the best place to spend your money.
Wesley Walker
House Furnisher
Often the Cheapest -Always the Best Phones : Store 89, Res. 197
Undertaking
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6954
63.26 52.75 52.90 63.35
61.60 61.10 51.10 51.75
31.00 22.40 32.60 32.07
32.25 31.220 31.60 31.02
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UNION NTOL7( YARDS.
TORONTO, April 29. -With a run
of 2596 head of cattle to be exact, on
the Union Stock Yards market yes-
terday, following the light receipts of
week, the niarket for all classes
of cattle with the exception of heavy
export steers (of which there was
only one toad) was decidedly strong.
All classes, especially the lighter
Quality butcher steers and heifers,
were in active demand, and sold well
and more would have found a ready
market.
Butcher cows and bulls were
strong, and there was a good demand
1 for stockers and feeders and their
young cows for grazing purposes.
There was a heavy run of calves
(872), and the price fell away any-
where from $1 to 81.50 per cwt., with
i sheep and lambs held steady.
The hog market. with' ,a run of
2616, held steady, selling at 21%e
f.o.b.
Beginning to -day the price for fed
and watered hogs will be 2214 c, and
for f.o.b. hogs 2114c, a straight one
dollar difference.
A Jewel of the Highlands.
The "Lake of Bays- is one of the jewels
in the great chain of lakes reached through
Huntsville on the Grand Trunk, 14.5 miles
north of Toronto, and is one of tle most
b alutifui of Ontario's summer resort dis-
tricts. Hotels to suit all pockets, good
fishing, perfect immunity from hay fever,
golf and zany other attractions await the
viaih r. The altitude of this lake is 1,1100
feet above the sea level. which ensures j
invigorating and pure air. Handsome
illustrated derripttve literature sent free.
Apply to C. E. Horning. D.P.A.. Tmmnto,
Ont.
Mirkst Reports.
The editor was busy when he called and
asked: "How are the markets ^" He
was referred to the oMoe wit, wbo looked
if in Trouble
t• it h a leak in yon::: plumbing,
call n< and let US menti it.
Don't put it off until it
becomes so bail that your
place may be flooded). "A
stitch in time saves pine." G
FRED. HUNT
"THC PLUMBLR"
Hamilton Meese
PlunihinR
Eaveatntughing
Phone 130
Heating
Metal Work
IIABT BUFFALO LIVE STOCK-
Haat Buffelo, Nilo', S . Cattle
-Receipts, 5,500: atees sw,
to 50c
lower; prime steers $17 to 116; shipping
steers. 816 to $16.50; butchers 810 to
811,50; yearlings 810 to 116.50; heifers 00
to 814.50; cows 85.50 to $12.50; bulls 07.60
to 012.50; stockers aha feeder* 84 to 813;
flesh cows and springers 163 to 1160.
Calves -Receipts. 3,700; active, 15e
' lower; 66 to 113.50.
Hag. -Receipts. 16/00• active, 4011
lower. Heavy, mixed and Yorkers., 121;
light yorkers 819 to 819.50; pigs 819 to
019.25; roughs. 818.50 to 616.75; stags 812
to 815. •
Sheep and lan,be-•-Receipts, 10,000;
lambs 25c to 35c lower.
1 Wool lambs. 611 to 820.50: clipped
1 Iambs, 610 to 817.50; yearlings. $10 to
16.50; wethcre, 113.50 to 114: ewes, 86 to
113; mixed .i'•cp 813 to 813.50.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCIL
Chicago, April 28. -Hogs -Receipts, 11,-
000; market opened 10c to 20c lower; one
lad sold at 820.95; estimated tomorrow,
34,000; bulk of sales, $20.60 to 820.76;
heavyweight. $215.70 to 320.55; medium
eiht, 00
to $20.75. 220.50 to light,
818.Nlwtog
120.66
sows $14.75 to 120.25; pigs, 817.35 u
is.71.
llattl.-Receipts, 25,000: compared with
Thursday. a fey choice beef steers
steady; butcher cattle mostly 25c - to 400
)Ower; calves 541c lower; stockers and
feeders 25c lower; estimated tomorrow,
10,N00: heavy bees neer., 111.88 to 820;
light bed steers. 810.25 to 8(7.05; butcher
sows and helfers. 17.66 to 816: canners
and cutters. 16.85 to 110.25; vest (Alves.
{12 to 113.60; mockers and Metier steers,
01.60 to 115.0.
Sheep and lambs--Reealpta, 16,00;
opened strong: prised off early; closed
steady to the lower; estimated tomorrow,
10000. lambs. 84 I0a down, 017.76 to
111.65; 1115 I55 up, 11715 to 110.00: eons,
I to 817 25: springs, 11111 8a to121. F,v es:
odium, good and choice, 811.76 to 816.60:
rano and common, 0 to 811.76.
Grain -
1. 0. filed atlor judge of
windanr or
sem County,
paentaoafa atter a brief Illness.
Below Your Equator
there is, in the form of the
intestinal canal, a wonder-
ful laboratory, within which
are manufactured the very
materials which are vitally
necessary to sustain life, and
also violent poisons which
directly and indirectly cause
disease and death.
Food waste, if allowed to
accumulate, stagnates and
gives rise toisonous mat-
ter. This,11 allowed to be
absorbed into the blood,
produces 90% of the dis-
ease that attacks mankind,
from a transient neuralgia
to a permanent hardening
of the arteries.
Bright's disease, liver
trouble heart enlargement,
high blood pressure, skin
affections, rheumatism, in-
somnia,nervous exhaustion,
mental affections, all may he
caused by such self-poison-
ing, the warning of which
is obstinate or habitual con-
stipation.
Nor is it safe or sufficient
to take castor oil, pills, salts,
mineral waters, etc , in the
effort to force the bowels to
move. Not only will the
constipation grow worse
with the continuance of
such remedies, but the dose
must he constantly in-
creased with an ever -
weakening effect.
But Nujol acts differently -
and successfully. Nujol is
not a drug --docs not act
like any drug.
Nujol brings about thorough
and natural bowel evacua-
tion, at regular intervals, be-
cause it helps Nature to re-
store and to maintain the
proper mechanism by which
body waste is removed and
its stagnation prevented.
Nujol overcomes constipa-
tion by removing its causes.
Get a bottle of Nujol from
your druggist today and send
coupon for free booklet
"Thirty Feet of Danger."
Warning:
in sreled holttee
hearing the Mika Trade 81I.rk,
Insist ow Nn)oI. You may safer
from eub•titutea.
Nujol Laboratories
STANDARD OIL CO. fNRW JERSEY)
50 areadwar: NM Yoh
Nujol Laboratories, tadard Oil co. (New Jer..7), S Feeoo.
wPros/.
New York. Ploss mad me free booklet "Thirty
Meager''-esestipstfoa deto•ieloziation is adults.
Name
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