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THE STOW.
minium ow.
Rheumatism
Stiffness.
and all
Pain
M.asd'a
Liniment
h.• vixen
s•tw(nrtos
for three
{eneeatiosa
h middy ,else• none
thrum. bronchi.Iiia. sciatica and any
kind o4 pun.
An Old Reliable Remed, •
Mn. S. Fawcett. HaenJten St . Colanrvoodl
Oar. orates.-MMilord's Liniment surely war
old reliable nmedr 1 always keep a t$ttle
is the More and Wave re,o.0 ended .t to
quite • member of my kinds, to r Wow it rave,
,eat relief. In mid came .sex it asr used v a
can for rkeuman.m.
M in�obi Pahrd''
Kt
Liniment
arrnouth Nova Scotia:
MEDICAL.
DR. GEO. HEILEMANN, OSTEO
PATH. specialist In women's and chiidrere
diereses, acute. chrome and net vows disease. eyo
nae De .ad )Yat, partial deafness, limbs g
limbs
▪ rheumatic cwrd,tsxr. Adenoids temente
without the knife. Clhce at tenderise. cor nc
Velem and St. Andrew's streets. At home omn
Menders, Tbtredays and Setudays, any eves 1
w avposrtasast.
DENTISTRY.
It Graduate Mato Useve. I. -HONOR
Grsdoata Torowto Unvarwty. Graduate
College of Deets' Sewgsoas.
to the WO Mass Sale. OSuM.aaet
INware ens wen street. (:uder.cb.
AOCTWMRRR.
THOMAS GUNDRY,
Ayy-TioNKRR.
Boa 67, Godsrliik. AA instructions by mall or
eft at Signal Oa)ew will be promptly attended l0
rnidence tekpbone ria.
LEGAL.
gra.G.CAMERON, notary C. BARRlSe
TUR, solicitor.town Dubh . (taxa
tie Street, (.oderich, third door Irmo
Trot loads to Men at lowest rata.
Ali.. C. HAYS,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR. NOTARY
PUBLIC, RTC.
Oaice-.ter'bank, Block, Hao !too Street
Oedeetea. TMeshOss a.
Oral g+tats. t .reed tams_
IFROUDFOOT. KILLORAN •
ManaTiot4. scLicrross, MOT
PUBLIC. KT(:.
Mica es the Square. second ,door kom ittr.il
w s I neat. (iodsKh.
Petrol* fonds se len( et lowest rota
W. Peotatoov. K. C. J. L. KutOeart
N. J. D. Cross.
ka uta . .ale.h.
Ssysf lon.d at lowed rata
', SEAGER, BAKRISTER. SOL-
ICITOR. outcry, public sod 0ostsreacer.
lice_
Hose. ( rich. e11-12ni
IJSULAJCR, LOANS RTC.
ucKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
Au ASCII CO. -Faro and isolated tows prop
arghnnrod.
mcer►-Jan Cosner'• hes., Godoritte P. 0;
Min seem. Vice- Beachwood P.O.; Thetas
t. May.. Sac -Trey. P.O.
DUwcters-D. E. 'tegoc. R. R. No. tL Sea-
ertb;obs G. Grieve, No. 4, Walton; Minim
5. R. No. 2, Snlorth, John Bennewies,
a: Geo. McCartney. R. R. No. 4.Ses-
wu: ltobart Ferris, Mattock. Malcolm Mc -
Ewes. Custom; Jntaes Evart. Beacbwood. Jam
Csssotty. GodsicS.
ye,u: J. W. Yeo, Goatskin Ake. Leitch,
• R. Na 1, Chilton; Wiliam CNpoey. Seakatb,
▪ Hiocblsr. Seaton h. Polis haldw• cam s pay all
to and get their cards rsan ptad at R. J.
a Clothing Stage, Gloom: R. H. Cott's
T. ilLtagktne street. Goderich. or J. H.
*Guest Store. Barfield.
r► _
Milton
same
Ent tt
never strikes twice in the
-not if it bits hard enough the
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL.
Minority Report of Hospital Committee
Adopted--Sperlal Meeting of ('oun-
til to Be Held at Clinton June 13
to Gleet Neo, F. C. Biggs.
Following is -a- continuation of hist
week's report of the proceedings of
the county couucll.
The good roads eomwisaluu reported
that au agreement had herr wade with
the county of Bruce whereby Huron
county Is to maintain that portion of
the boundary road east of Lackalw•
and Brute county 1s to nulatsln the
portion west of Luekuow, the lost of
construction 81111 maintenance of both
asetbns to be borne by the two emus -
ties %litany. The cuwmtssion also re-
ported on the read to be built to the
village of Exeter and on the Grand
ltcend bridge, the latter being in ennrse
of construction. The purchase of two
tractors from the International liar -
venter ('o., for $2,219 -nue to be de-
livered at Exeter and one at Galerich
-.also six steel wheel " ratwrn at *147
foci ami eight slip *•rapers at *14.75
each was reported. Th.. committee
had waited upon the Deputy Minister
of Itfghways at Turontu with referent*
to leaving the following roads drslg-
tuted as Provincial roomy highways :
1. County roads whie•h are etinneetiug
eRIMIlli
The Better Wal
Never disobey Nature's warn-
ing. It's far better to forestall
weakness with nourishment
that protects.
Scott's Emulsion
after mesh for child or adult, is
a wonderful help in forestalling
weakness. Ask for .Scott's.
a,ou a ..wee. Totwto. AL 20-12
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
Saye Cream Applied in Nostril j
Megevea Head -Colds at Owx. SS
It your nostrils are clogged and your
head is stuffed and you can't breathe
freely because of s cold or catarrh, just
get a small bottle of Fly's Cream Balm
at any drug store. Apply a little of
this fragrant, antiseptic cream into
your nostrils and let it penetrate
through every air passage of your head,
soothing and healing the inflamed, swol-
len mucous mambraas sad you gets in-
stant relief. 7
Ab ! how geld K twig. Tsar
trils are open. your bead is clear,
more hawking, snuffling, blowing;
sore headache. dryness or stru
for breath. Els Cream Bala
what sufferers from bead colds
•.el. Deed it's a delight.
Rainc
for men at
remarka
price
Mei s T Raiaceets. The
cut in the single -
ed style, a loose
t with buckle. Sizes
to 42 at
12.45 sad, $16.45
11 n'
Men's Fawa Raincoats. Made
in single-breasted style,
double*titched seams.
Sizes 34 to 46 at
$7.45
M. Robs
Sem& Side Square - Gederich
OPEN EVENINGS
links of Provincial county roads in the
villages of Exeter and Blyth. 2. The
Lake Shore read from Grand iteral to
Ayllwrley. 3. County road Nb. 12
from Wroxeter to Seaforth. 4., l'ouuty
road No. M from tete easterly limit of
the township of I'ttborne extewltng
westerly to the l.oadua road, and
county road No. 7 westerly to, the Lake
Shore road. 5. The. Gore road Scrum
the wrrtheasterty corner of the towu-
ship of Ilowkk, being couuty read No.
3t. The tonwlttte also subwltt.d a
long report tet the condition of the s•at-
ions comity rihtds, with reonnuenthl-
Omni thereon ; recommended that En-
gineer i'att"rs n to authorizer) to
engage tittles. assistance ; that a levy of
two mills Iw made for road improve-
ment purposes In llr4►, and a ',pedal
levy of nue mill on the township of
Ashflrld on account of the Targe ex-
penditure on cOustructlou of bridges.
The report wan adopted without
a mend user t.
It was decided that a suitable tablet
be secured and placed In the hall of
the court house ba memory of the late
Donald I'altersoa, eonuty engineer.
Hospital DepeMMea.
The ease for Inc•reamed hospital ac-
commodation In the county was placed
before tlw (-outwit by JJiclge lfkkaon of
(1ex(erich, lir. Itrdaon4 and Mr. Ml'-
I..au of \\'Ingham, 11r. Gaudier of ('lin-
tun, John Stewart and A. L. BuWer-
land, Rev. T. 111. Brown and Dr. H. U.
Ross of Seaforth.
Ex -Warden J. M. Goveulock, M.P.P..
wan present on Wedneeday and spoke
briefly in response to on invitation frll
the 1\'ardaa.
The .treasurer presented a stat • nt
as. respiesfwl .lwowrng tlw expen, tire
on gewal nods in the varluus • uui-
elpalitirs this year to Jw litt,
amounting to $20,462 Oh.
A rote of thanks; was pax 1 to tbft
treasurer and clerk for (Inti ug a deal
on bonds by which a const •ra dolt• sav-
ing 10 the county w•as MT :red.
The Warden' It cowl ttee restore -
mewled drat Messrs. M •loll, McNabtt,
Hearers and County 'Irrk Holman
represent the couneb at 'the meeting
called by the Weide untario Boards
of Trade to 1e he at 14,11dun June
9th. It _tam recommended that
Warden _ 1 Mesons. Laporte
and (lark 'ma 7iapsoary arrange -
mentos for the option cif Hon. F. C.
Biggs, Miulat of Public Works, at
Clinton on JI •e 15th. Report adopted.
It was bled that the council
should atte,d to a body JO the Clinton
meeting o .tune 15th.
King's B hday Observed.
MOTHER OF EIGHTEEN NA'N
11' WAS A GODSEND.
"Front Now On Tanlse Will Be My
Fancily Medicine," Says n
Mrs. Guenter:
"Well, this h certainly a coincidence'. '
for the very moment you were ct,mng.1n
1 was pouring into the kitchen sink/all
the costly medicines that h•_d bee pre-'
scribed Ica me," said Mrs. Sulumon .
Grenier, when the special Tanlac repret l
sentative, who had called at her residence,
1443 Logan street, Montreal, the other
day to ascertain the (acts.
"Tinlac is the only thing 1 found
during my Brew years of 111 -health,"
added Mrs. Grenier, "that has "Mot me
any good. 1 just consider it a godsend to'
suffering humanity. For at least two'
weeks to every month 1 had frightful;
headaches and would get so dizzy it was
difficult fir me tcewalk• Many a time'
after meals led almost unbearable'
cramping pains,O1 my stomach, and, at -
times, 1 was sgbvercome with heart pal- I
pitation that I had to sit down. 1 had
no appetite and sometimes got so dizzy'
that thinks turned dark and had the ;
appearance of a veil of smoke before my ,
eyes.1 order to get relief from these
attacklll had to take to bathe my head
with ' e water. I was constipated the
worst kind, had very painful neuralgia in j
my neck. and did not feel strong enough ,
to ,attend to my household duties. 11
Id only sleep part of the night and
y condition was so distres;aing that life
ardl; seemed worth living. • i
"But 1 began taking Tanlac about
three weeks ago and am just so glad to
see how wonderfully my health is being
ree*tored•,that 1 want to tell everybody
about Tanlac. Thine no more headaches
or dizzy spells and since I am able to
digest my food proper y my heart palpita-
tions have disappeared. My appetite is
just fine and 1 ani rating meats- even
pork -and anything else 1 want without t
the least trouble afterwards. I am no
longer constipated, that weak, tired feel-;
ing has also lett me, and now that my
suffering has been relieved i am buitdinz 1
up in Weight right along, - I have already
gained fhte pounds and feel stronger and
better t n 1 have since my trc.ubles
started th yearaago. 1 am the mother
of eighteen children and from this time;
on 1 expect Tanlae to be my family ;
medicine. It if so good that 1 want to
make this statement and help others who
need it like 1 did 1.o know about it." I
Tenho: is sold in (:aleewb by E. IL I
Wigle and the leading druggist in
every town.
At t1 • opening o the afternooneomwittee be empowered to purchase
u
,cession n Thursday nue SEM. 111e lanai when the opportunity presents
comae rose and sing , the National itself. Twelve air, - 111 14111I hell Mr'n
Anti n in humor of clic IK'Mg's related for two years by the iuspeec•tor
hint day. and keeper for the slim of *100 iwr
e county property cot inittee re- yrur. Thr report was adopted with an
a ted upon the vartcros (•ouuty build- 'Amettlment that rete inspector Jw in-
t get and made a number of recoup structetj.4n act in conjunction with tfw
rrutations, including one that the out- itrevees in investigating the eircum-
1,le of the court. house Is. printer(. stances of applicants for adwisbon.
At the ('Jlildren's Shelter the ,omwit- The gaol roads tommlaabw suit -
tee found four children, who appeared witted a eupplem.otary report. "So
to be happy ail contented and well action" was rerremlu ewi'I regarding
los,kerl after. Hrport adopter(. the violin of Kenneth 1). MacLennan
The serial comnittcr• rerowmcndecl\for *11.75 for damage,* to his ear.
beat the rew.lutl.,n from the emody of {Miler retotnnw' .Iatt nes w-rre : That
Renfrew regarding the protection of the resolution nubnuttwl by the l'Itat-
sheep. Ignitis and deer Iw endorsed ; learn Chamber of Cotutuere with rt. -
that 191,tetion le token with reference fcrehte•e• to permanent highways be
to the r•nolutiot free' the county of adopted : that rod No. :Al, running
Oxford favoring an hs•reastd width of rust through Wroxeter ani Howk•k, hw
sleighs: that In aecorlaaee with rile put on the Provincial (Aunty road sys-
rsooluttun from the eouuty of Victoria tem • cleat the claim of Kenneth Far -
fines im)wswd by police magimtrates Ise rlsh for d 3.nges for injnAe• suatalrwsl
hander) to the county Instead of to the on the SaltforO road be laid over for
l'nrnIw.e. Adopted. furtlwr inlVest igation: that grants from
The executive committee rerom- giiod rands funis tie nude as follow•,
mended that the applbeatlona of the (lintel'. *all►: Seaforth, $830; Gale-
gaokr, turnkey and caretaker of tem rich. *1.2111. Adopted.
(court house• for increases of salary tie The Hospital Diseuasloa.
not granter(: and that the peslhur's
license fee paid last year by It. W.
Monroe of Hrlgrave he refunded, an Ile
was unable to take advantage of It
owing to Illness In his home. Adoptetl.
The erlueatim' committee again re-
commended "no acttou" 1n the matter
�rrf the proposed now w•hool fuslec•torate.
jAdopterl.
The house of refuge committee re-
ported With- 7117eretwo to property
ownedby' some of the inmate's. Ie tes. The in -irate subm•rlytbti, or 1pth,
impactor Baa seen atrucled to 1 am"'"' 'tenet M lite girth-;
1.
an order from the judge -transferring hoT ,' minority until be mode tre�rtywae del=tit effect
to the county Ow property In (Icxlertch
owned by William and Eloise ftklmingi. that a material Ifwrexat be nude to
It was decided that paying inmate's the a I grants to the hospitals:
should Puy $3.:111 a week in future for
that inch hospital give the county
eouw•il a full report of re -elpts and
board and care. The committee re-
commended that more land be put,
re -
expenditures each year, aaei that the
chased for the Home, and that the 'Inane! gewnt to each M►apital 1* 1n
The special committee appointed to
report^ upon the hospital question sub-
mitted ,t majority and a minority re-
port „ The awl jority rt reeom-
Menderl that a grant ne exceeding
$m.4.1110 tie wade to each pnb c hospital
(not to exe•trsl five In nu sur) for
construction and equipment , before
this grant be paid each hoxpita b.strd
144 he required to raise try ' - Of
an
act -ardency with service Tendered to the
i community in which it \ta Athens!.
The council went Into \ ommittte of
Women of Canada • the whole 011 the reports, with 1►r.
('lark in the chair, and the question
-Iw.as thoroughly discusser(. Messrs. Mc-
._(a11A .sad-Wa111s moved all n'inteMl-
y ss
_ est that Y grant of 515,9111 be made
a �,- w ea mon than to one hospttal in the c onllty, providing
-xis 1'rwsenp I the town whete surrh hospital be !cleated
was run-down and
an nervous )b.1 I give an wtutval..nt. For srolr mown
could not even stay or other, the amendment w•115 not 11111.
la the bow alone and tbt' committee spent s long time
is the da�ery-tanW and trying to deride in what manlier a vote
medicine I beard a( -*horrid he token. The fact of a minor-
'
but gat no result Ity report ss-cnwd to roam* the mem•
Opo of my Mends Mars, 'some of whom thought It should
sdvrsd me to take be eontldered as an amendment to the
'Pavorit. PraseriP• majority report. After many conflk•t-
ffaaaaqq esW that R Ing opinions had Inesiven on the
wwty cote me, )tad g
it did. Altar taking
four bottles I felt
Rh. a new woman
and N le also lbs very bast medicine for a
wornsa bringing up a fsmi3�� I will recom-
mend 'Favorite, Preen ription' to arty one
suffering Uke I card,"-.UBB. JOi3CsP1k
BEAUDRY, R. R. a '
WZAK AND NERVOUS
TOManbrrg, Ont. --1 found De Pisree'e
Parrawila PnweripMoe a ezneliert ssedisa
Ilse Ike ailments of worms ml had become
way weak sad nervous. I j� bud misw�
obis sirs i boom taking the Fawh o
Pswssipbiow and It proved moat beneMdal.
k ss .ompi.te ly reMeesd was to book& that
I Mee newer Iced asy aMura elf this slm.wl.
Ida advise the um of ?rwe4w Prwbb os'
M women sub smear obi wrsaso1P twaA•
M" -MRs. GEO. wwl�a,.1A (!*train
Testify
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The season has arrived for
White Footwear !
We have a large assortment of semen's White
Paws, Cobeish sad Words, with low and
high heels.
Also for mimesas' and children we have White
Canvas Oxfords, Slippers and High Shoes.
White Canvas Oxfords attd High Roots, in
Welts & McKay's, for men.
Let us supply you with your white gseds.
ERN'S BOOT SHOP
Dr. • PSusse', Drtitlys TILL.IIpiM b
mods of body's alippa pat Writ eslrosk
woe, incisors root. Moe not and
A''/s grope rent. Be. Pisces know,
whin tea .ret !nada 11414 asanald aeditaeK
rise whisker sod sas,hlr ware Maj riam,
cad so be ba always bravo this out of his
esssdilw. Wasson wits take tW ahsdard
cmedyr know s14oa in Die P1s.ee'a iMeo4M
fk __. tesha tbsv w notologa alio woaes's
bootie on goad shot drwgi jw. oeotpwf.w
r liquid ow tabist alas
question of pravrtnre, the l' inn
ruled that the vote ghmdd he on the
majority report. This was rejected by
18 to 7. The Minority report was then
put to Is vote and wee adopter) by 15
to 9. The amendment by Messrs. NM,
Sold. and Wallis was withdrawn.
On the Warden's remiming the chair
the yeas and nays were demanded by
lir. Toting on the majority report and
the vote was as folhms : Yes-
Heavera, bark, Currie, Elston, Grieve,
Mitchell, Ttitling, Yosing--M. Nay -
Armstrong, IMtg, !softens', Elliott.
Hackett, Lep.rte, McNabh, MeQnaid,
Maurer, Miller, Moffatt, Nee+, Plum,
Portion, Kschardson. Spot ton, Treewar-
tha. \\'elk's, Webb -19. Mr. Crich.
who was absent when the vote wale
taken, voted for the majority report 1n
committer•.
Tlw eouneil eon( litild the session on
Friday morning.
The report of the flnaneve committee,
tar'Iuding a rvommendettion that the
general ronnty rate this year he three
aml eight -tenth milia, waft adopted.
The road and bridge committee re-
ported, recommending that the atten-
tion of the engineer he drawn to tier
Min bridges at the southern end of
the e•ounty.
The commit d/NAed to allow the
treasurer and the ederk a varetion,,the
clerk to be seting treasurer while the
treasure. is Iwlldaying, and the treas-
urer try w acting clerk while the clerk
is awMy.
11. was declehrl teat a 'special meet-
ing of tis council to hail at l'llutou
on Jute 15th, at 1 o'clock p. W. This
Is chit day 011 which the Minister of
l'ublic Works la to vtstt Clinton.
The following bylaws were given
three readings and finally pixie(! :
Bylaw No. 5, to equalize the attstss-
wrut'.
ltylaw No. 0, ameutllug bylaw No. 7
of 1917 by providing that grants may
be made to towns and villages within
the towtty' to be applied In improving
streets which are extensions of or forw
0 outwetb us between 14ot t ter of comity
i, ads,
Bylaw Nu. 7, to appropriate the s11w
of $165,000 fur construction work on
(ituuty highway's and $41,411) for 11111 ill -
tenuity'. mud repair of reads during the
present y'e•111'.
Bylaw No. it, to raise the stun of
*)%5,t02.WP for County roads expendi-
ture by a levy of two wills on the
dollar on the tsivalized aasesswe•uts,
and to levy an additloual nttr ,,f one
will on the tuwusldp of Ashnrld for
extra e•xpe•udilure in said township on
the building of bridge's.
The amount', levied on the various
municipalities by tltja bylaw are as
follows
Ashflrlel t'2 mills, $5,913.130 ;
extra mill, *3,.11Mttitp polo 40
1°11e/rue
3144 01)
(oth'rkh township 4417 :'Ji
(; ray 5715 00Hay 4x14 4M)
Hawick (17)41 144)
Hllliett I 1143 4M)
Morris , r 4!14:1 410
Mm-KiIlup 5357 140
$tacky • 4370 10
Stephen '5477 414)
I'slycnw 4x35 4141
Tue•kennulth 414LMt 4141
%%'ext Waw•alamll 3927 *40
Tin nlwrry '3214) 4p
East l%aw.nosh '4'44) 4r)
Itruseela "45-1221
}i'2 4M)
May1M•Id w: fat
Itlyth .;41 4141
l:alericle town 24; 311
('llutuu 1:Nita MO
Exeter 1070 4U
Wlntghsm 14417 ':f)
}ironies :a4) ?ICI
Seafortil 151111 111)
\V'rimer 3110 411
ltylaw No. 9, authorizing the Warden
awl treasurer to Morrow monies to
meet current expenditures. .
.ltylaw No. 111, appointing Rev. S. E.
McKegney of ('ilnton as rlu.plalu irf
the Comity Hunt..
ltylaw No. 11, ratifying an agree -
went with the county of ltnu•t' for
jotut coustrut'lbon anti maintenance of
the 1a lary road : Huron county to
construct and maintain that portion
along the uortheru boundary of East
and West Wawancnoh and Turulerry,
and /truce county to cunstnIct anti
nes MN 111 the Ashfield Iwnutda ry road.
Bylaw No. 12. waking grunt,' to
town, under the - (Ontario Highways
Act as follows : Clititou, Pt00; Ser -
forth, M4.11; Goder(cb, *124141. The
grant to 4:alrrielt in for the improve-
ment of the Hayfield road from the
southerly limit of the twrpwrrtlus t
Britannia sad.
ltylaw Nu. i:i, levying a rate of :t 8-19
mills on the various w ' •ilr:aliti.•., to
raise the total sum of $101,5115.32 fo
genual county- purposes.
After singing Gal Save'. the King
thin (outwit adjourned.
Reason Enough.
"Why did you strike the telegraph
operator ?" asked the magistrate of the
man who was summoned for assault.
"Well, air, 1 gives him a telegram to
send to my gal, an' he starts readin'
it. So, of course, i ups and gives him
oar_"- London Tit- Bits.
- In Spring.
In spring when bluebirds sing
At windows where they know
Some one will love to have them wing
And pour their melodies -
it is like life at best,
Whose windows face the seas
Waiting for the bluebird Love, Se
breast ...
1s full of harmonics.
Thursday, June 10, 1920.-3
•
The flavor
lasts -and the
electrically -
sealed
package
brings
WRIGLEYS
to you with ON !IS
goodness Perfect-
ly preser_ _----___--
Here's
to teeth,
appetite, V
d gestion !
1
Sealed
Tight-
KePt
Right !
JUICY -FRUIT
ate wI V(; 4t M
All
SPEARM/NT
"•• PERFECT GUM
-1111.
Lo don, _Ontario
eflrts and Sciences
Summer School
July 5th to Auust lath
FOR INFORMATION AND CALENDAR WRITE
K. P. R. NEVILLE, Registrar
Could Net S ,beep
Mr. Earnest Clark,
OMeer, 338 King St., limn sfwy
Ott-, writes: �.
"For three years I suffered
from ner:'vVianeas and slesF.
lowness. I believe my COm.
tion was brought about by
overwork. I had frequent
headaches, neuralgic pains and .
twitching of nerves and
muscles. I had indigestion,
was short of breath and
tired. I commenced a tread
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Here's The Reason
-the Long Blare Chimney which supplies cheap,
instant, speedy, clean ,cooking heat whenever
needed. It has wolf for the New Perfection Oil
Cook Stove the appreciation of hundreds of
thousands of housewives.
With the Long $lue New Perfection Chimney,
every drop of fuel goes into cooking heat -not
into overheating the kitchen. The flame is
applied directly under -the utensils. There is no
smoke or odors and pots and pans are not
blackened. High, medium or low, fhe flame is
always visible. It can be adjusted to give the
heat desired and stay's set.
A New Perfection Oil Cook Stove and a New Perfection Oven
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