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1Ai9I�1 sir HAIR,
'1001i YOUNG, PREIIT
Saga Tea and Sulphur Darkens
So Naturally that No-
( body can alt
tialr that lease Its color and lustre.
or wits ttt�edd•••� turns gray, loll and
lifeless.Iifelt, to sassed by a lack of sulphur
In the Lets. Oar Rr•ndmother 'mad*
op a inntsare of Illage T•s sad sulphur
to key her leeks dark end beauttrul,
are tkoantaM of women and awn who
value that even color. that beautiful
dark singe of Pair which 1s ao at-
tractive. .urea only tills old -tem• recipe.
Noosasys we get 101* famous nate-
tors lissom ed by Um oddities of ether
1a rodlea a by &eking at say drug
store fee a bottle of "Wylk'e gage
said Relehur Compound," wklek dark-
eae the hair so naturally. of evenly.
that ashady eon possibly tell 1t has
Nee applied. You just dampen a
swage or son brush with 1t and draw
that through your hair. taking owe
estssll itrsnd at a time. My morning
the hair dlaapp•are; but what
dNagtlr the ladles with Wytk'a Sage
and Sulphur Coapand f. that. be-
sides hsSntlfultr7/ darhealer the hair
laser a few appltcst1ens. 1t also brings
Mak the {less zed lustre and gives it
aa appearance K ebusdaacs. d
•WyreeWe Sage sad snlplieb Com-
pound to a delightful toilet regpldu
to Impart coley sad a yeutkfal ap-
psarusos t• the bale. It Is sot in-
asadod for the cure, mitigation or pro.
Vesuloa of dtltssse.
RUD RHEIIMAT1SM FROM
5111F ACIIINC JOINTS
Sub Liss bre Wall sal ameba
w!r i masa Idol bottle ell ell
R 100x0. Oil
yllheumatlse.
Ifs
pile oily' sea ore ease is Miro
Minims inteessl temetmest. Rab wash.
_ s''Oh Jambe Oil" Wit
yea .01 I sos--ora mows Ike
shah sees palm '1]a. Jedeb'. OII" is
• tletaisn rMllplstisea eure wklah
sept aimproiate and doeaa'f bort the
*k. is token pais, sonatas sad ski-
nt tram wake joists. awakes sad
limes kepi estatime. leakag% balkeehe.
upl dao a U seat bottle of
si beiM Waft
S. Jambe Oil" trek
he O 0 �m d is a masa rail
se,,, mem mad kin -
mew Des1 pit t lab gMtmrihle
Glass of Hot Water
Before Breakfast
a Splendid Habit
Open alskes of the 'yttels s•*A
met•Nq sad tweet away the
pe1N11wa, etssasst matter.
I WINTbR TERM °PCNs MARCH ata
bWN to .stns err aueadtna
ELLIO
Yogas and amities Ser.. Terence
Tao abod eaalo. ■ treat r.pprtdwtor
pod parw.Opal 1 yeas. Eater
any
Was. Cocrl.re Ire@.
0.3 ELLIOTT. Ruing/al.
esposokasissosoussessesseareeetteruseireaW
GEO. RICHARDSON
Mementos sad ht. Asdrsw's lits.
GODKILICH
Before buying fertilizer be
sure to get prices from
us. We handle
Harris -Danes Fertilizer
of all grades.
Cockshutt Machine
Agent
PHONE too
seseteeseffelgeoWeereettelefeWerfteeMIS
When It's a
Question of
anti on
ROBERT TAIT
"The Oil Reliable"
ectrical
s
A full stock of `bight Fix-
tures, Electrical Household
Utensils, etc., always on hand.
Estimates given and con-
tracts taken for Electric
Wirier and Fitting.
Liosrot its Who are seeoatgt1111& to
dull sad heavy when we arise;
'Wines kssdsek•. Katy from a cold,'
foul teapot, assty breath, acid
stomach, lame bask, coo, Instead,
both lost zed feel as fresh as • daisy
always by weehlag the polsoaa std
tortha frost the body with pbospb•ted
bot water each months.
,We•sbodld Mask. before break -fie -4
a glass of nal bot water With a tine)
spooatul ot, limestone phosphate hi
It to gosh from. the stomach, live/
kidneys and tan yards of bowels the
pelmet's days jladigestible wastesone/I
bile and ptssooyyous toxtns: thus clsanal
Ing. sw•etenlbg 'and purifying tis}
entire alimentary tract before puttla*
more food into the stomach.
The action of 11 oatos• pbospkst.
sad 0ot'water;os'an-empty stomeeb
Is wond•rtstly,tnvtgorating. It cleaari
out all the sour fermentations, gase4
wade sag acidity and tares obs a
spleadtd appetite for breakfast and
K l •sfd to be buts little who until
tie roses begin to appear In the,
cheeks. A quarter pound of ltmestea0
phosphate Will cost very tittle at the
drug store, but Is sufficient to maks'
anyone who Is bothered with bilious)
suana, eonstipatlen. stomach trouble of
rheumatism a nal estbusiast on the
subject of tatersal sanitation. Try
It sad you are insured that yip will
kook better ant tes1hatter la SII
tubi waw.
MOTHER!
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
OBT. TAIT
Next Postoffice
Millet: Stora 82, Res 193
SALE OF PUREBRED D SsOII
First Venture of Huron County Breeders' AssseWion-(Kering.. Sold at
Geed Prices.
The iluron comity Breeder* Aawxlatluu'a rale of purebred stock held at
%'Ingham ou Tburedpy, BArch 10th, drew a recvnl crowd and goal prices
were resolved for. most of the outmode offered. AU of the aulmale, forty -clue
in uuwtwr, were sold. The total rale *mooniest to 44752.50, au average of
$138 per head. The bulla averaged $13025 tui the females 4134.50
Four Herefords were sold at au avenge of 4121.25. The top Price fur
Hereford's woe 4160, paid by W. J. McMorroy of Brussele fur limy 1401, •
heifer calf conalgued J.,v W. J. urea a Sou, (lurrle.
In Storthurua Oliver Turnbull of Brursrilt paid the highest price, paying
4300 fur Horn Pearl 2ud. a four-year-old "Marr" Flora. The Shorthorn cuu-
rlgnmeut ut thirty-eight head averaged $1' 119.
Col. R. Mrhweu of Byrou 1Iso paid edU0 Ser the Aberdeen Angus heifer,
Lady ut Elm Ruw, contributed by W. M. ll*enry of Ilelglvve. 11114 le a
particularly nice heifer ut Enchantress Erica 'breeding. The veru do'ldies
cuumlgaed made the high average of 4191.76.
Quite a coneldenhle number of the. ■musts went into the heads of men
who are beginning In the purebred live stock game 1ud they should give a
good ateouut of themsetvee. The aim of the Atsoci•tiou ie first to dispose
of their aurplua ..tock and In the escort place advertlee the merits of the
reeyeettve breeds and encourage a larger number of our farmers to start iu
the breeding of punbnrl stock. Such affairs must have a beneficial .hetet on
the rtaudiug and quality of the live stuck In this section.
Mr. R. T. Amus of Moffat was theeict1ouerr In charge and gave amtla-
taettun to all. Mr. Anew, la ■ young maps who has been lu the purebred live
stock game fur some time and has lately taken up auctioneer work.
Name of Animal
t;ertrude
Suur4w 20111
Bay Leaf '
l'leurview Itonsk_ilnq
HEREFORDS
('onslgner Price Purchaser
W. i1. (;rets. 4122.50 W. J. Currie,
W. J. Currie, 120.00 J00. Field,
W. H. Gregg, 100.00 W..1. Mello rray.
W. H. Gregg, 82.510 F. Black,
ABERDEEN AXlll'Y
Lady of Elm Row, W.
Grandview Prince.
Jaek of 61m How,
Beauty of Elm Row,
Ringleader of St. Helens,
Maplewood Baron, A.
Maplewood Rover, A.
Melinda,
Beliuda,
Matchless Pearl,
Royal Edward,
liatehkss Helen,
Royal Wimple, J. K. Campbell & Solas,
Roan Pearl 2ud, J.K. Campbell a Sons,
PAItcews 8th, J. R. Campbell & Sons.
M. Last. Bashful, J.Q. (ktopbell t Sons,
Mayflower ltd, J. K. (ltdzpbell & Sons,
Hester, (how Brno.,
Dim Bros.,
R. He rrlsuu,
1t. Harrison,
R. Hmrrisom,
Thur. Kerr,
Thum. Kerr,
Thus. Kerr,
M. Heury, $:wo.on LI. McEwen.
J. Mascot, 15.4.00 .1. Harvey,
W. Henry, 173.00 A. W. Pugh,
W. Henry, 205.02) G. /'lark,
F. Todd, 152.50 U. M. Bell,
McNwtug, M0.00 M. Fleury,
McEwing, 125.00 J. McEwen,
SHORTHORNS'
1'. Altchbun, 4100.00
1'. Aitchison, 70.00
.1. Brewster, 145.0
J. Brewster, 1210.09
J. }trewater, 135.00
187130
17909
106.02)
150.00
1311.2114
113.00
110.00
87.00
112.50
14501
147.8)
190.00
215.00
100.00
101.00
107.50
50.00
115.00
50.00
135.00
115.00
130.011
77.5(►
100.00
175.00
115.00
1215.00
150.00
125.00
97.50
97.50
105.00
OTHER TABLES NOT
ASPIRIN AT ALL
Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross"
are Genuine Aspirin
Snowflake,
Betsy Lee,
Real fully,
Red Vent,
ih.rothy K.,
('ypreme Kelly,
('ypresa Mabel 2ud.
('ypr•.r. Hessle, -- -Thos. Kerr,
('lprea Girl. Thos. Kerr.
*1.16 of Ethel 2n1, (lea. Kerr,
Flora Snowflake, , Ileo. Kerr.
I'on t rol ler, W. 0. Moffat.
Vlrtorla Cross 2tw1, A(,. McKercber,
tlooule Jean 3rd, A. McKercher,
Bain Rewe, Thus. Pierre,
Mm tchlrae Queen. Thos. 1'leree,
Myelo •f Sunny Side. Thos. Pierce.
Hazel May, H. (Sanderson.
Proud Victor, R. Sanderson,
Victor. T. H. Taylor a tion.
Rosalind, T. H. Taylor a Son,
May i.ily, T. H. Taylor a Son.
Meadow Brook Red, 0. Turnbull & Sons,
Meadow Brook Signet,
Roan Chieet, W. Welwder,
Victoria i,Ioulse, R. Wllktn,
taunt, R. Within,
Bert Holmes,
F. Hogg,
T. Portals.,
M. Procter.
T. Fortune.
A. Procter,
0. Turnbull,
O. Clark,
Y. Clark,
J. C. Stoltz.
0. (lark.
S. Mcidariey,
0. Clark,
R. King,
.1. Stapleton.
Jas. Lyons,
P. Arkell a Sous.
T. Cammlug,
Ceti. ('ndkshanks.
Oro. Clark,
Jas. Kerr,
Jas. Kerr,
Jia. Porter,
S. Wood's,
(Fro. ('last.
Joe. N. Ratcliffe,
0. Kiopp,
O. Clark,
W. J. Ring,
J. bleMnrt*y,
R. MCDoi&d,
Pl. Purely,
A. H. $tnrrn eke.
R. Breen,
J. lase,
J. J'. Kerr,
E. F. IQopp,
Jas. Kerr,
Address
%'iugham
1\'t ostia m
Uruesels
Blurvale
Ityruu
l,ordealore
Northwood
G•derkli
Platteville
13rlgrare
Wlugbam
W tuglua m
Wlughlw
Wlugaam
Wiugham
%'lugbam
Uelgra ver
Brysdebt.
tiodertch
Gedrrteb
Auburn
2.uderlch
Mingle m
%lugha m
Wtugbam
Lucknow
Tee swa ter
1Jstuwel
\\Ingha m
lhw)ericb
Ethel
Eitel
%'iugham
Wfnglam
•tnbura
Exeter
Zurich
(:eJrrteb.
Te«wa te►r
Rider
Toe -neater
Ethel
r►nn4e 1k
Wiugh..m
Einearilln
WI aglaa m
%n rich
Eth
It you don't see the "Bayer (boss"
on the tablets, you are not getting
As iris -only an acid imitation.
The "Bayer Cana" is your only way
of kilowatt that you are getting genuine
Aspirin, prescribed by physicians for
over nineteen years and proved safe by
millions for Headache, Neuralgia, Colds,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritta, and for
Pain generally. Made In Canada.
Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets --also
larger sired "Bayer" packages an be
had at drug stores.
Aspirin is the trade mark (registered
is Canada), of Bayer Manufaeture of
Moaeaeetleacidester of Salicylicacid.
While It is well known that Aspirin
means Bayer manufacture, to assist the
public against imitations, the Tablets of
Bayer Company, Ltd., will be stamped
with their eseral trade mark, the
"Bayer Cross.
WHY BOYS LEAVE THE FARM.
"Why did you leave the terra. my lad ?
Witt did you bolt and quit your dad ?
Why 1111 you [wet It off M tows
And turn your poor old father down ?
Thinkers of platform, pniptt, per's
Are wallowing to deep di/stress,
They seek to know tins Midden sans
Why farmer boys desert tosfr pas.
Sonw way the silly 11tH, Mumps
Mistake the welt -*suds fur the treats',
In wagertug fresh and hermiosa air
Against the, llmoky tbor ogkf'sr•.
We're all ..greed the farm's the plates,
S.o fret, your mind and state yu►nr tare."
"Well. stranger, .Ince you've be on frank,
1'11 roll *nide the hazy tank,
The misty clout about the teles.
And show you where tete tn.mble lies :-
1 lett my dad. has farm. hie pI*iw,
Because my ealf became his Tow,
1 left my dad ---'tans wrong of tourer"--
lleeause my volt !weenie hie, horse.
1 left my dad to sow enol reap
Iteexuse my lamb became bis eleep.
i dropped my hoe and *truck sty fork
1lecyume my pig tteenme his lark.
The garden -truck that I made grow
'Twits his to sell but mite to hooe.
It'. not the smoke to the atmosphere
Not the taste for life that brought me here ;
Pleapue tell the platform, pulpit, press,
No fear nt toil or love of dream
le driving off the farther lads,
But Juat the methods of their d*ds."
From. The Belleville Daily Ontario.
Affable Guest (to the bridegroom) -
•'They tell me the bride ,los matey.
Wullie. They ay this marriage is worth
a cid fower thoaan' pooh tae ye. roan."
nny Bridegroom -"No' quite that,
Tam. Folk forget l has tae pay for the
montage beerier."
"Pa, what is sophistry ?"
"Che other fellow's argument. my s n "
An agitated woman burst into a police
station in Chicago not long ago with this
announcement :
"My husband has been threatening to
drown himself for some time and he's
been missing row tor two days. 1 want
you to have the river dragged.-
"Is
raagggged""is there anything p.eculi tr shout him
by which he could be recognised if we
should find a body I" asked the inspector.
For a marmot the woman b !Stated and
seemed at a Ions. Then a look of relief
came to her Isze, and she replied :
"Why, yes t He's deaf !'
At(e 0t ''pallfensa" Nyrnp of Vlp
e•1y-Sas leg the sane Oa11ferda Is
doe /imd ye. ars sore year
AW tla Seeks the best esti meat
bemuse Mph_tor t,HOU ..teas lees 0,
ea eat*
Wet aM IllOwasa
&CM1 MOM
e
A lady who had just rectiv.! a bit d
InterettIIig news said to her little daugh-
ter :
"Marjorie, deer auntie has a new baby,
and sow mother is the baby's aunt. father
is the baby's uncle, and you are her little
comfit "
"Well." said Marjorie. wonderingly,
•' Wam't all that arranged a(I
OXO Cubes meetly
meeLwlnter's needs;
they nourish and
they wsem.
thought. la W measure the tomato, 111
around the outside, the depth, width,
height, taklug lulu cvuslderatluu the
cellar, etc., gettlug the number of
square feet of space, mud the building
is clamed according to Its else, the
waterlala used fu Ito ceustructlou and
the Weide atUugs, 110111114, Ilghtlug, etc.
The system to rumewhat the same 1a
that used by the Hydro lu alerting
fur lighting, tmktug Into consideration
dour *puce. Mr. Ludlow lays Chir 1a
au mbsuldtult fair way to coque at
velure. There la no gttwswork and
when anyone thinks he Is overcharged
the a..ees.er two turn up his books and
tell hint exactly how the result war
arrived at. Each house belongs to a
certalu claws awl laud values are deter-
mined at•tvrding to location. "We do
not penalise a Luau fur his Improve-
ments, either. There's a cuuetruetive
and a destructive way of ..smearing,
and this it the eoustructive way." con-
tinued Mr. Ludlow. "Muuiclpul busi-
ness should be eudUuctesi upon bon-
nets principles." sold Mr. Ludlow.
"Muukipal bu.luesw 0.s too ufteu In
the past been conducted by "lieu with-
out experience and we have had to
pay for that luexp('rleu e. but rate-
payer* are 1100 deruaudlug wore
efficiency lu muulclpal affairs." Mr.
Ludlow re•owwendel tole systew.
which he said was proving very satis-
factory In his city and would work a'.
well lu ally tuwu ur etty. 2 *thrials of
several cities had cone to him ur had
invited him W come and explain the
system and had initialed their iuteu-
tlun of aduptlug It. lir had a number
of cats of buildtugs to illustrate his
talk- He is himself a bulltier. He
gave the audience au oppurtuulty of
nothing way yttestluu, a privilege
whk'h was taken advantage of by
,several.
Mayor M.•Mnrray presided and Mr.
Was Campbell, G*wleri.•h'r veteran
assessor, being present with a 4epal-
tatIou from that town, spoke, tr111ng
*mantling of the system used lu the
estuary town.
(wnsldering the weather the atten-
daww war fairly good. showing tlutt
u uumbcr ur ratepayers ere Interested
111 the matter of aasts,ment.
CITY OF CHATHAM BILL
Victor Lauriston, :a Former Goderith
Boy, Author of the Measure.
The Out*rlu 1..gi.la lore recently
gave the third roadlug to u 4111 to
intnslu.e the city manager system of
wuWdpul govvnlweut 111 ('heehaw.
l'ke measure has a local iutrreat uu
:w'alut of the filet Hutt Alderman
Visitor 1r1.1rIstuu, a former Golerhit
.07. was chairman of the Miweial Cutu-
*1112.e 01 the Cho tlww city cowbell
which put throng!' Ow 4111. Alderuamn
Lauriston ■ppeated before the private
'Ills committee of the Legislature
..err works mgt in connection with the.
a.eamnre
Under the naw Art. which takes'
•Root this fall, the Chatham city coon -
it will be redlwrel front clue turmlwrs
o maven. with a mayor. The term of
dice is extrudewl to two years, three
nentlwre of the cumuli iefog elected
.us year zed four the next. The en-
tire cbnncil 0f a*veu WIII, bowrver, Iso
'lectetl this fall to take of ice January
1, lfltst
rho new city eoun•II is given power
ro appoint a city manager. who will
'eve jurbell*tlon over all the city's
indiums previously dire* tel by 2141
euuw•Il, but who will Iso directly re-
epeudhle at all time« to flu mayor and
%Mlermen. The city manager ells
mach the same function an the general
manager of a largo buwlnes.s. anti the
saynr and aldermen funtlon an a
hoard of dirw9ors. They direct the
general policies, hut the etty manager
is resepwdhle for Marrying them out:
rho city of (Tatham bill also pro -
rides for municipal .'br•tluns to he held
the first Monday la Novendwr, with
wnatnstloum a versk .mrller. Thum, the
•ly.41eam Lulll bike plasm at a ttrua
wises pn)M1r attention le sot distracted
try the ('hrietmae svalt.ta. The mayor
sad •.remit do net, however. Mk. °Blew
till January t.
rill. it Alderman Lenrlston's first
year In the. l'b.tttan Mrwtnell, theme*
be bas been a member of the Nerd "f
'lineation end the ilhrary board. Ile
t•ttreI from the tatter body Input fa11
to hire tete hoard cif Munition, which
he represented. A teen* to appoint a
weekinpnas in 01s play*. fie has been
for meal yehrpu a string advm'..te of
Improved method* of municipal govern-
ment.
BRANTFORi)'S
ASSESSMENT STSTBM.
Meeting of Muni/4pol Reprepuentatfvea
at Clinton Leat Week.
Messrs. William Campbell sad H. 1..
Watson, the municipal atltetstnrs, L. L.
Knox, town clerk, and Conac711nr R. 11.
Cott, chairman of the local cnnrt of
revlair.n
attended a meeting at Clinton
on the !4th inlet. to *sinter with the as-
messn.ent commissioner of Brantford.
The News -Record reports the meeting
as follow,* :
A pnhlle meeting was heti) In the
town holt ou Tuesday evening to hear
\1r. A. G. Ludlow, aslwasrrttnt nom-
miesimwr of Brantford, tell *bout the.
epithet of ass'w*mrnt reset In that city.
Mr. Ludlow, who has been *'.'toms
In Brantford for the past Seventeen
years, claimed that his reainn for
working out this system was lw4'allsr
he nem 40 dissatisfied with tee unfair -
nem of the old mhstem of guessing at
\-ahem of property,&&"Yen► have the law•
to guide you to regard to lnenme es -
seam -nerd, hut there la no guide In so
far as property Is concerned,' he paid.
"Ven cannot he governed by the pur-
chase prier," he continued, " for many
circumstances operate to rater nr
lower the prlee of certain ple.'ee of
property, end you cannot be guided by
contrast prices. for contractors will
stiffer hundreds of dodlare in the price
charged for building for mese Nass of
bonne." The new watem, whleh was
worked' out by hIaeelt after much
LIVE BIRDS
GUESSING CONTEST
WATCH FOR THE LITTLE CHICKS IN
DUNLOP'S WINDOW
Inning 1Monday, March- 131, with each
purchase at Candy , Counteryou will be entitled
to a guess on 'number of Jo n Almonds in the •
jar, Person guessing nes t number gets the
yrdak
SEE OUR STOCK OF'
Box Candy-Liggett's and Patterson's
Bulk Candy -Best makers.
Jordan Almonds and Guth's Easter Eggs. •
H. a DUNLOP
Piwae Ns 1
The Rexall Drug Store Bedford Block
As; 1. have taken over from Mr. T. F. Holland the
I am prepared to repair or overhaul.your C
whatever make. Bring it soon, though, if you
want it for the first good roads, as
SPRING IS ON THE WAY
and we have a lot of work ahead of us.
Most -of the Oar -Owners of Goderich
vicinity know me, as I have been here the last two
years and was with Mr. Glover from 1912 to 1914.
REG. WILLIAMS
Mtrrflpfsnflhfl•f1•flsflt rtltflut:CICufllafln C
Genius and Posterity.
Ottawa Journal.
A movement he on foot in the 1'1.4o --
ince of Quebec to erect an enduring
monument to the memory of Air
Kllfrhd Lerner. Air Wilfrid, like
many mea of eommanding g•'n)ns, olid
not leave any children to perpetuate
his name. This was true of such
rtatewmen as 1'Itt, Fox, iturke, Gra-
ham, Canning, Bolingbroke and Wal-
pole, ami sten of the eminent leaders
of`srmten and navie. as Drake, Crom-
well, Hampden, Monk, Marlborough,
Peterborough and Nelson. Among the
g reat men of letters of whom n0 heirs
mit-vire are Chaucer, Shakespeare,
Sprier, Milton, Crowley, Butler,
Dryden, Pole, Cowper, Goldsmith.
Ryton, Burns and Moore. Of the phil-
os0phea. historians and w•Ienttsts who
left no h.nr ore Baron, Locke, Newv-
ton, Davy, flame, *till, Gilden. and
Mseenlay. No one today (wear. by Iu-
horltnne the names of the great
painters, Reynolds, I.nwren•e and
Hn,rsrth: NIA thl. Nppik. to sorb
.0 /MP 1114me" ns Carrick. Kemble and
Kean. What would 400111 to be imnally
temarknt*Ie Is thnt, while talllem Imre
[wen pegged on, genii'. ha. nearly al-
wryr perished with the men who gore
It rlemnnstr*tion.
"I presume you carry a melriento of
e rwne kind in that locket you wear ?"
"Yes. It's a kxk of my husband's
hair."
"But your husband is still alive 1"
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-School of Commerce -
Clinton and f erich, Ont.
OFFERS THE FUI,I,UWt'ING COURSES -
Business Stenographic
Secretarial Civil Service
Teachers' Training Course
and arranges Special Courses for student..
T'IE FOLLOWING ADVANTAGKS :
flighty Qualified Teaching Staff
Actual Business System of Bookkeeping
Credential Typewriting Tests
Positions Guaranteed
Vocational Training School
.r this district, by Government appointment. and under in-
spection by Soldiers' Civil Re-establishment Department.
For Terms, etc., write
11. F. .WARD, M. M. STONE, -
B. A., M. Accts., , Cusl. Specialist,
Principal Viee-Prtntlpal
Phone 198, Clinton
!PRINai TERM EIEGIN! MARCH 29. 1921
Student. uta} enter at any tone
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YourEaster Clothes
Come in early and see the new
Spring Suitings. We are tailors to good
dressers and want to number you among
our patrons.
"The early bird" gets the choicest
fabrics.
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F. H. MARTIN, Tailor