The Signal, 1921-1-27, Page 61 --Thursday,. January 27, 1921.
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THE !SIGNAL M OODZRWB, 0141.
WRIGLE
"After Every Mealfe
Gct thrice -daily benefit from
this low-cost aid to
appetite and digestion
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It keeps teeth white
breath sweet
and throat
clear
Makes your
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THE TOWN COUNCIL.
Motion Passed for l'olleetlon of Tares
in Two 1m1ainwnto---l'otlnril Ap-
proves of Move for Old Boys Re-
urd.n--4.ratufy for Returned
Seidler?, Proposed.
The lir'-t regular ui ttiug of the
town eoumcil for 1921 w'ns hold on Fri-
day evening. All the members were
pn'Aeut, and it large awuuut of busi-
ness nos 1r.1 u,.iPt tel.
The tax collector reported $18S,195.7M
paid the treasurer during 11r20. Taxes
in arrears amount to $22,734.19, of
attach $17,510 is 1920 axes.
A communication from the firm of
ItoIwrt-on, Roldn,ton, Armstrong & Co..
chartered nerouutants of Toronto, of-
fering to audit the town accounts for
a fee of $10), was referred to the fin-
ance tommitte•.
A communication from the Associa-
tion of i'hlmbing and Drainage Inspec-
tors of (ttttariu, inviting the euunell
to send the iispe•tor for this munlei-
ploiity to the convention of the Associa-
tion to be held at Itrntrtford on Feb-
ruary 14th. was n•terred to the public
works committee.
A repuest from the fire brigade
for an increase of $2111 bi-tht• early
grant to the company was sent to the
nuance committee.
A request from the Huron Poultry
and l'e4 Stx•k Associate for a grant
towards the expenses of the recent ex-
hibition
x-
hi\tiu wasx rut 1o the finance
corn -
snifter.
Mr. 11. 1'. Edwards submitted his
resignation as representative of the
town-toutwil un the Collegiate Institute
truster. board. This was accepted.
It was decided to order the usual
number of copies of The Municipal.
World for the use of the council.
Committee Reports.
The timinPe committee reported that
arrangements had been made with the
[tank of Montreal for the yearly credit,
interest to 1e*• et Aix per cent., and four
per cent. to be allowed by the Bank on
minimum monthly credit balances. The
committee recommended that a bylaw
he passed for the borrowing of $70.910.
The report was adopted,
\ The cemetery committee recommend -
el that improventenc be made et tis
cemetery as follows: The ravine he un-
derbrush- and cleaned up and the
roadway tet the ravine be widened. Tlw
creek in the ravine he dammed at the
rtb side of this roadway and a num-
ber of sot.. and '"ocher he placed in
the grove. MIDI along 4 h ravine. A
Hower -bed be Blade at the intersection
fit the top of the roadway entrance
fr the right, also in the large inter -
sr -tion in the centre of the et•metery.
sod it number of trees he planted along
the north . side •of the cemetery. Any
dilapidate) tombstone -e be Atriiightentrl
- and eltaheol up tend the interested
sties be-_c_ltgrgeti with- the e:penw_e,-
The two email' tea at the entrance be
rewored and two Larger and wider
gates be installer to cover the extra
• THE stRr�O 1.,AS17
. ,i.,,�r sir
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The FLasts
iftsfor the
home
ectrical -Gifts will make
betiful and bright and save
ons ork.
We Hav a Complete Line of
Electric irons
Electric Grills
Electric Vibrators
Electric Toasters
Electric Heaters
Electric Heating Pads
\Vacuum Cleaners
Pgrrtable Lamps
regal
Cooking Ranges
Domes, Shades
Tungsten and
Nitrogen Lamps
th
e Home
ch tedi-
mu
FLASHLIGHTS and BATTERIES
ufctnl: uoH
WILL. ow/0 MAI
„...#11:_c_11 HT
All kinds of Electric Fiztu
If you have any Electric Wiring or Fitting to be
done, let us give you an estimate.
ROBERT TAIT
WEST SIRE! T, Next Post Office,
(`Lone, Store, S2; Residence, 193
mow.. -4.r a.
(i()1)ERIC11
width, making one wide eutrdntw. A
Ix•r of wen be engaged to do this
work at 30e per hour. under the super•
vision of the ehalrwau of the cemetery
committee.
Deputy Reeve ('lark remarked that
nothing wax said im the report about
the /rout part of the t-emetery proper -
1)'. 1'hsirulan Jlitchell said stone hu -
'movement to this part of the cemetery
wear under e'luxlderatiuu. but nothing
had lawn decided. The report was
adopted.
The public works committee report-
er) that 343 fort of sewer rods had been
ordered from Mussel's Limited: that lu
Dereutts•r the saw of $1i1215 was re-
ceived from the county as u refund for
coot of work on the Rayfield road to
the end of last year: that for the pre►
eat and am required E. Laws, F. Luke
and John Ituwrie be placed on the
weekly- public works nay roll at 35c an
hoar for actual tilt- engage,i.
Report adopted.
Halt -yearly CoHeelion of Taxes.
Councillor Cott moved, xeruuderl Icy
Councillor Walker, that the taxes of the
year 1021 be collected in the months of
Jaw• and 11ee•enilier, in appro%iwutely
equal instalments.
Mr. 1r, ('utt said he thought lit many
eases the taxes could be more. tasily
niot in two payments than in one. and
the town would Is• sared it good deal in
hank interest. Other towns in the
l'ruvinew had tried the system and It
worked well.
Councillor Mitchell war in favor of
the change, and thought that if there
was any legal difficulty That difficulty
should la• removed.
Reeve Davis Stihl -they had the tw-ite-
a-year system at Till..ublul-g and would.
not go hark A the old system OD any
euuslderatbn.
The clerk pointed out that the pro
err a tt e r e u
e lin required 1 t6 taint t be
g req
carried out pr'panttory to the proposed
change lord 11,11 been observer. but the
Mayor thought this was not itnportant.
The motion was earned unanrtnously.
Boys' Old Bs' Reunion. ,
,t deputation from 'the i(tni�tl of Trade
committee appointed in cunne•%tiuu with
the-peropowrl Old Boys' n9111001 in Goal-
erieh was heard. The matter w r pre-
sseutel by Messrs, 1C. 1I Rot tion,
Win. Campbell awl Councillor Mite tell,
/The proposal; they stater. war that a
rrnuioa shn11iriie held in Atprnst't41
this year. but isefore anything ileinittn
was dune they wanted to lee ss.urel of
the sanetbon and tregwration of the
eonm•11.
The Stayor expre-sd hearty approval
of the movement and the special cum.
When
Grandmother
Was a Girl
HOOP skirts were
worn by those who
first asked the druggist
for, and"inaistecron
having, the genuine
Golden Medial Discovery put
up by Dr. pierce over 50 years
ago. Dr _ - has changed very
much si , ce the ! But Dr.
Pierce's medicines contain the
same d pendable iredients.'
They re standard toddy just as
,they were fifty years o and
neva oontained alcohol.
r. Pierce', Golden Dllea!
:covery for the stomach 4ld
food cannot be surpassed by a
tonic and alterative today.
When you feel "all out of sorts"
—your vitality at a low ebb—the
blood becomes 'surcharged with
poisons! The beat tonic is called
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis-
covery. Dr. Pierce manufactured
this "Discovery" froze roots and
harks without alcohol — a cor-
rective remedy, the ingredients of
which nature put in the fields and
forests for keeping us healthy.
It puts vim, vigor, vitality into
the blood. Try it! All druggists,
Send 10c, to Dr, Pierce's Bridge -
burg, Ont" Laboratgt'y for trial pkg.
SALTS IF 8ACK4CEIY
AND KIDNEYS Hum
lots of watisr and stop sating
Seat for a while if yonr Bladder
tlnailar you
Whin you wake up with badraeld and
dull mini ry in the kidney region it gen-
erally means you here been eating too
much meat, says • well•losoe� authority.
Meat forms uric acid which' overworks
the kidneys is their effort to Alter it
from the blond and time become sort of
paralyzed and )off When your kidneys
get sluggish anddogyou must r'R.rs
them, like you relieve your bowels; re-
moving all the body'• urinous wants,
ells you hat Mamie, sick headset'.
dizzy spans; your stam•nh sours, tango.
M coated, end when the weather is bad
isoa lava rbeamatie twinge.. The urine
dandy, full of sediment, theme!, of ..,
glut .ore, water inside and you are obliged
to seek relief two or three times during
the night.
Either consult a good, rrli•hle physl-
sin at dere or get from your phannsaist
; sake
about four ousels of fad ijaiy
a tablespoonful in • ware of w•ter
before breakfast for • few da7s and your
kidneys will then set Ane. This lemons
salts le made from the sol/ of grspm
and lemon Jae, eemhined with litdta,
and ham licca aced for gsneratbe• to
.sea and stnmauhte aluiWah kids ys,
also to neutralise acid. in fie urine so N
iso longer irritates, thus endiag bladder
weakness.
Jed Pelts is • lite saver for regular
meat eaters. it is ineepasmive, ,•asst
war. aid mak,. • daiighttal, fRst-
Issssat Lthia•wsecr drhk.
•
Whij Enduri?
the weakening misery of piles is the
belie+ that operation is the only care,
Benefit from the experience of Mrs. C,
Hanson. Commercial Hotel, 13 C. Get
this wonderful herbal Zan-Buk today 1
" For years 1 was a victim to bleeding
poles," she writes, "the burning,
smutting pain was so intense at time*
that 1 could hardly walk As ordinary
remed.es seemed utterly ineffective I
underwent a hospital operation la
Spokane Within 12 months the
PILES
grew age, naspainful asever Liniments,
hot poulticing and so-called ' pile cures,'
dA no p;.x.d,but 1 gotwonderfulrelief
from 'Lam-Buk As I kept on the treat•
ment the piles began to disappear and I
felt a happier dl erent woman 1 used
sex boxes of this stb ething Zam•Ruk in all,
w N' O obstinate
hen. \ wax bad the t •
and painful disease quite gone I haven't
hast pies ixow for tltee years. -
Nen en Thcres
iro
11.11
it
.w }�k
matter would he taken up shortly. 'after
wane other thbtgs hod been cleared out
of the way.
Comity council matters were then
discussed, pertieularly the ratter of
the good roads grouts. It was felt that
the town should ask frit' a toisielerablo
appropriation for work to Is' dune this
year on the connecting links within the
town limits.
Bylaw No. 7, authorizing the iorrow-
bng of Wolsey for general expenses of
the town. was read and passed, and the
council adJournetl
ASHFIELD.
Council met January loth an per
eta tote. Reeve, Deputy neer.. aMl
cuuniiflors were duly sworn' in oft.e
and the council declared duly consti-
tuted for 1921. Minutes of Dee"mber
meeting then read and ou motion of
Johlwton and Junticse,n adopted. By-
law No. 1. to !borrow money from Mid -
sons dank to pay interest enupois of
Outarlo West Shore Railway l'o., due
Janngry Ise, 1921, was duly passed:
also bylaws Nos. 2. and 3, 'appointing
the officers for 1921 with the eiteptlon
of assessor. The following are those
appointed: 'Clerk, C. E. Mclkonagb:
collector, (1, 1'. Treleaven : treasurer,
W. 1'. Reed: auditors. 11111. Mt4'arthy
and Donald McLean: M.H.O., Dr, A.
A. J. Simpson; board of stealth, thlnt l
member, Wm. 1t, Hawkins: sheep rano-
,tors, Daviel M. Johnston, Richard John- ,
' ston, Rohl. 11'elrseer, Itoht. Drennan !
and Thos. Garvey : fettervlewers, K. J.
McKenzie, Wm. J. Black. ltobt. Davld-
son. Jas. lane, Thus- Dickson, ROM.
Fitzgerald, ,Ler. Fihlaysim. 11 'm. ('raw-
- forts, J1141. Mei etwI 11141 Jar. Kisuw-
Poutnd-keepers. Jan. Savage. \cls.
Pearson. Neil McDrntald, Frank Scutt,
Thos. Irwin and ,las. Kickley. School
anemia nee officer, iticharel Johnston.
Motes, by Johnston Pinel Sullivan.
that Reeve and Deputy Reeve award
the contract for printing. Carried.
Sullivan find Jit nlbeson—Council or-
'.�.1 der fire thuusulel feet of plank. Car -
...
•aa tor ut$
:..,.,. aries.
eo eJ. w�uw.- e_.r• i Jamieson and Campbell—that audi-
tors use the uniform report- Carried.
Jamieson anti Johnston—that clerk
miter war appointed to act in i•iuilune' send for supplies for'awtess,r and ail -
i tion with the heard of Trade commit- rertise for applhatlons for assessor.
i tee. , The following aeeviunts were ordered
(Gratuity for' Soldiers `� paid: Manlcilasi World. rle•Non sup -
It ware at oven by Reeve Datil*, IIItc- Voles, $U.73: obis (tin ceps uses, $.41: J.
141e1 by Deputy Reeve ('lark, that the $s,Pge, gravel, $13.011: It. Irwin, gravel,
question of it east gratuity or eiume $5.111: Hugh Stewart, (ravel. $4.75: Jas,
thing else suitable to the local soldiers'�Kb'khey,
refund live per .e•mt., tki.:r(1:
suis, saw servker in the greaf .,....",,,,,J'.tO'Reilly- towing teams on lake hill,
ri•ferrest to the aper Lal eOmmittee; i6 �' : Juo. Petra',towing on hilt $7;
tering in a eprrt at an early date. Jew" Dunbar, refund statute labor.
The Reet\bn intr«lucing this motion =th'T0- Connell adjnurnel to February
said that the matter had been talked of 7 use t p.
in the council fetr the last three VPars --- ---- —
atxl he hoped st thing would Lae tone
this year. The mot' n was carried.
Mr. J. W. Fraser as appointer) to
the .Collegiate Institut board to take ;
the place of Mi\ H. T. dwards, re.,
signed. •
P. 0. Doses
Reeve Davis epok
arrangement of the et
the pwostiffier and sail
daAge rail* piaee. He ggt.ise l that t long have coughs and colds evaded
plate glass panels should lac place, in. ,justice and caused untold suffering to
the doors sr that pwopie\could sew I humaalty, but at last they have beet
through thew, 'The latchAon the cornered and overpowered by Can -
doors also shottt/l be rtphwrl\ e A man ada's famous cough detective—Buek-
had cut his pts d on one of thetn'i. few Iey's Bronchitis Mixture. Did you
days before. - ever hear of this wonderful remedy t
tither members had iinggeiilo to Why, everybody is talking and writ -
make as to how, the entrant.' null. he Ing about the great work it is dolag
in curing coughs, colds, broackltls,
asthma, eta
The following Is one of thousands
Wholesale Arrests
Canadians With Coughs
- Halt! Who goes thirst Someone
I with a sough. Pus friend! Stop
of the-pec'aliar *ought you are under arrest. Thous-
tratwe doors tit ands of such arrests are being made
It Was a very every day in all parts of Canada. Too
Improve. lint a motion was pa,uwrd
lice w•itl
0
a the Recceds proposals,
1 motion was prte 1
platting Mr\
ao
11. L. Watson's salary as assistant•it- of lettere reeelved:—"Kindly aee.pt
sesoir at $:111, the same ase last year. my sincere thaaks for the !misfit
To Protect the Public. bottles of Bronchitis Mixture, sem
ie ite'vt• thought something -h .iil.l ' over thirteen years she hes suffered
he done to check the book !gems and acutely. After spending dollar after
o her Lillie, execs, alxl to protect the• dollar upon various r.medles, ao re
obit 1t ¢stinal lasing impisel upon Ly lief wu obtained. Hearing o1 yoss..
raisers f:tlsi•ly-purpsrrting to rept.. - most marvelous remedy she decided to
ccrtait firms. it might be inane give it a trial and I am glad to sat
nirem,mt that every such ran-, one bottle has made her well- Yooh�
\,should have's' -ps•rtuit from t are at liberty to use my name and
police.
should be only too plowed to answer
ilor M(Odle!' supported tete any inquiries. Sincerely yours, John
it gee tion, soil fold of 114 Px• Holmes, Yorkville Ave,'' The orig-
llnd bad with a sub'.rtp- Taal of this letter may be wen at
W. K. Buckley, Limited, 1411 Mutual
as referred to the spar- St., Toronto, Don't allow • rough or
ook up the bylaws and told to linger with you. Away with
it: Hail Buckley's ixture and have
need by Cour •illor cough arrested. This remedy
placed or Elwin fails, On every bottle is • guarantee
tweistwarr f ince to refund the mono If not satisfs.-.
dnntwt , tory, Relays are Dangerous. Order
•
now from your Druggist an '
asy
wife derived by the nee f t
PPII
a ri
sen rW
chief
('olutle
Reeve x P
p•rience h
iii flan ilgi'itt.
The matter
lab eommitte• fn
bring in it reprr
A emotion intro
Cuff. that cinders
avenue. north side,
Montreal street, was
('onneillor Mitchell th Ight the walks
in the Court HOtlw' Pa shnnl.l re-
cel re attention, sharing the slid wet 11,-;
er they became so soft th-'t Ipbe were
frets] to walk on the gra*. and this
was injurious to the grass. motion
was passed that the v.;tlk,i be - !niter -
ed and renntrerl aP it "11 a- iwse.rlh
Mayor Wigle states 'it it Mr. Ho_
inion, of the Natio-sal Shipbuilding (
welshed to meet the eternal' at an earl..
blot• regarding a irro'osition to b^ pec-\
cit before the ra':'payeN: .
Town's Financial Position, ,
The Mayor spoke of some miv-•an• ;
eeptiou regarding the fin:nlchil standing
of the town and give sonde figures to j
slow that the tnw-n'»tttsiftoti Is Improv-
ed
mproved over Grit of n year ago. Ion Ile:••
ember 15, 1919. there will* owing t t
the Rank /COM S len 111Wethirer 73,_4.
1929, the amount owing wear $14011,
but agafast this Were itrrtar' of troy•
mentos to the ttM'h (Naf1011•11 Ship-'
bnildinz Co., $3.0011, and goderiih Mer-
cantile Co: (510(11, which mon• than
made the difference The Mayor nim{
/MVP 11 :ores. hlchtdiug cash lit 11mlk,
taxes ,ire and impala, and ant .hints
pays hie ou loans, foto II1ng over 54(1.110. The
n-hbt•b: temuld more (Ilan offset the
nmoun; raw ing the 1tank.
leans in Arrears.
The question of getting after the
firms that Pre In arrears bin ronnectbon
with mortgage loans from the town
tons dltensstrl. 11 w-tta decided flint
the town solbr•bfnr should he instructed
to procoed forthwith to collect the
Kensington F'urntire Co hnlan.e•, and
that the finaif.e committee shnuhi ix!
asked to report at the next meeting on
each one of the other loans it) arrears,
The lion note eimu111ttr' was asked also
in cotriitler the floated/II arrangements
to be made under bylaw No. 37 of last
year (the Itae•hter bytaw1. /
Wants a Fire Truck,
Councillor Story pat in a word for a
• truck, w-hlcle he thought should he
•need moon. Ile had to be Content
the Mayor's nssoiren.' that the
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J. .t- CAMPBELL
Western Ontario
Bed Commercial School
CENTRAL
flat
egii
hind
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rod prac
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STRATFORD. ONT. s.
sur whiter term commences Tttes-
Januaty 4th, and sfhllents may
r in our Conimercial, Short -
Telegraphy departments at
Our courses are thorough:
cal, end we assist graduates
getvete free catalogue:
re
Cilia N, Principal. al. -
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11 RAILWAY
SYSTEM
Double Track Route
MONTREAL.
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car service
Sleeping cars on night trains, and
parlor cars tot principal day trains.,
Fall information from any Orend
Trunk Ticket Agent, or U E. Horn•
Ing, District Piasengor Agent, To-
ronto,
0.13. Latdst, 5tatio*, Phone 214
M. P. I.A/HIRSCH R SONS
Town Anent@ !Lome 8.
Rheumatis
Stiffness
and all
Pain
%I,nanrt
Li. uncut
has ,i sen
YI.,(arri n,
for three
at ,erat ions.
It quickly relines .oe
thrw6 bronrhais. neon
alto, sciatica aid any
kid d pain -
1
An Old Reliable Remedy
hl n. S Fawcett. Hamilton St- Coltinpr+ood,'
Ont , rates,—Nrnard's Liniment surely is ail
old reluIJe remedy. 1 alrays keep a bottle
in the house and have reemnnwnJ,'b it to
quite a number d my friends. to r host it gave -
'rest rai,rl. In mot cash a was tied u a
carr for rhe wnati.m.
MiWahl. d's
King) of Pain
Lirum+ent
Yarmouth Nova 0001216
THOMAS G1'NDRY,
AUCTIONEER. 1 .
BOAC 67, Goderich- All Instruction*
by mall or left at Signal office will be
promptly attended to- Residence tele-
phone 119.
LEGAL_
G. CAMERON, K. C., BARRIS-
TER. Solicitor,use notary public.
office Hamilton street, Goder►eh, third
Arbor from Square. Trust funds to
i loan at lowest rates
j D C. HAYS.
au BARRISTER, SOLICITOR. NO.
TAIIY I'I•ItLiC, ETI'.
Office --Sterling Yank Block, Ilam -
'
Ilton Street, Goderich. Telephone tib,
Beal Kstate, Loans and tusurance,
I DItOI'DFOOT, KILLORIAN & COOKS
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NO -
1 TARIES P''BLIC, ETC.
Omt•e on the &there, second door
from Hamilton Street, Goderich.
i Private funds to loan at lowest
rates.
W, l'roudfoot, K. C J. L. Killoran,
rHAIiLES GARROW, L.L. It., i(AR-
RISTER, attorney, solicitor, etc.,
Goderich. Money loaned at lowest
notes.
;r SEALER, BARRISTER, SOL-
- notary public and con-
veyancer, .011ier—Court House, (lode -
rich. 09-12m
LNS('R,A-YCE. LOANS. ETC.
licKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE jNSI'R-
Aua ANCE CO.—Farm and-bolated
i town property Imrord.
OtAcwrli--Jas. Connolly, Pres., (lode -
rich F. 0.; Jas. Evans, Vlee-i'rea,,
Ree'hwood P. 0.; Thomas E. Hays,
Si' .•Trraa., Seaforth P. (1.
Directors—D. F. McGregor, R. R.
No.3, Seatorth: John. 0, Grier.., No,
4. Walton; William Rlno, R. R. No. 2.
Sea forth ; John Itennewleis, ltrod-
hagen: Geo. McCartney, R,' R. No. 8,
Sea forth; itotoert Ferris, Harlock
Malcolm McEwen, Clinton; James
Evans, ITeechwuod; James Connolly.
Goderich. ' �
Agent* : J. W. Yeo. Gotler(eh ;
Alex. Leitch, It. R. No. 1, Clinton:
William ('hesn:;y, Seeforth: E. flinch-
' ley, Seefeirth. Policy -holders can par.
all payments and get their conk re -
minted at R: J. Mnrrlsh's Clothing
Store, Clinton : R. H. Ciitt'a Grocery.'
�Kingston street, Goderich, or J. IL r
Reld's General Ston+, Bnlfleld.
Brophey Bros.
The Leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully attended
at aII hour*, night or
G(1DERiCH
"DANDr'INE"
Girls! S ve Your Hair!
Mak- It Abundant!
Immediately after a "Danderine" mas-
sage, your hair takes on new life, ]metre
and wondrous beauty, appearing twice
as heavy and plentiful, bxr•anre each
hair atoms to fluff and thicken. Don't
let your hair stay lifeless, eolorletts pain
or tscragt;ly, fort, • n, want iota of long,
strong, beautiful hair.
A 33-evint brittle of , delightful
"Danderymq freshen, your scalp, cheeks
dandruff and falling haft. This stim-
ulatim; '4reaity-tonic" give 10 thin,
d:til,'fldin¢ 1•..'r t'int yr•1ti,f••1 1•ri •htnetor
sod abuthdant thickness—All druggists:
w