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ALEXANDER'S •
HARDWARE
• .. going from place, to
place, until they dis-
covered Downie's. Now
they are alm4ys'suire o
satisfaction.
Yount Couple. Will
Live in North Bay
In Knox United" ChurCh,,PaiSlOY,
on 'Saturday, .411Y' 1,3th, at 3,30 p.m.
the 'rriarriage isiae, solemnized :of
Da Jeori Spong, ;daughter of .Mr.
and Mrs. Walter 'SpOng, Paisley;to
Raymond ThoMai "Aucy l iLiott,;,aon
of Mr..and Mre„ Carl Lott,-of,
White and cathedral
candles 'adorned "the chtfreh •for, the
ceremony "CerildUcted by, the :Rev.
Dr. A, E oressvvella Mr, R. H.
Bell played the wedding music and
Robert W. •Spong; brother of the
bride, sang 'The . LOrd'e Prayer"
and "G Perfect% LOVe.n:
Given in Marriage by. her father,
the bride'wOre aqlocir-length goWn
of lace and tulle' with trredescent
sequin trim,' the lape bodice inside
on long waisted lines featuring' an
Italian neckline .,with deep V' .in
back, the bouffant tulle skirt ap-
pliqued over satin and worn with
crinoline and hoop. A 'satin pill box
held her illusion •veil •and 'she car-
ried a cascade • bouquet, , Of pink
roses and shasta chrysantlieminns.
. , •
, Maid • of,, honor, 1VIiis. Mary Jo
Spong, sister of the ' bride, and
bridesmaid, Miss Nancy Render-
Son, eonsin of the groom, from
Ayton, were gowned alike in pale
apple green taffeta made with deep
V and off the shaulder decolletage,
wide sash ,with ,backylpow,,, the- full,
skirts In "waltz-length, 'They wore
crowns of taffeta with cirelet nose
veils and carried spray bouquets'of
yellow shasta chrysanthemums.
Bruce Lott was groomsman for
his brother, Glen McTavish, Tor-
onto and Lloyd Howe, North Bay
were ushers. -
Receiving the guests at Paisley
Inn, the bride's mother wore a
powder blue• figured chiffon dress,
blue and white accessories •and
corsage of pink rosé "buds and
white carnations, and' the- groom's
mother chose ice blue •satin brocad-
ed with silver metallic: made on
princess lines with pink accessor-
ies and corsage of pink .roses.
Silver candelabra and white and
yellow gladioli, with the wedding
cake, were on the bride's table.
For a trip to Maine the bride
wore a beige pare silk shantung
suit, beige and brown accessories
and a cluster of bronze chrysan-
themums.
Mr. and Mrs. Lott will reside in
North Bay.
Guests attended the wedding
from Toronto, Wingham, Detroit,
Ayton, North Bay, London, Ches.:
ley, Hanover, Glands, Brampton
and Oakville.
Wingham Graduates
Annual Picnic
The graduates of Wingham Gen-
eral. -Hospital and their . families
met in the town park last 'week
for their annual nurses' picnic: •
During a short business meeting
the following were returned 'to
office:. Honorary president, Mrs, J.
G, Gillespie, Whitechurch; presi-
dent, Mrs. Nellie ,RingrOse, Wing-
ham; • secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
Neil MacDonala, Teeswaterf lunch
committee, Mrs. Howard Meehan,
Mrs, Jim Carr, Mrs, Hedley, It was
voted to hold' a turkey dinner and
social next year instead of a picnic.
.:Sevetal - :letters were read from
those who Wore unable to attend,
A delicious supper was' served fol.
lowed by races: Prizes were Won
by Mrs, Peet:jar Mrs, 'Meehan and
Mrs, Greeri, „
The following Were, present; 'Mrs,
(Livermore) Green, ,Grand
Bead; Mrs, Eva (Bannermari)
Carr; Mrs, ,Nellie • (Walters)
ltingrosc; Mra. Mary Mellen). Po-
cock; Mrs, turniee (Peddle) Gil-
lespie; Mrs. Semi (Coulter) Mof-
fatt; Mrs. Ann. (McDonald) Mach.,
an; Mn,S (Free) ke'beintild,
Tces*atoil and Mrs, riotence
(Aldingten) Piedleys Of London.
, OUR MODERN
HEATING SYSTEM, WE.
INSTALL WITH
PRIDE,
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HARDWARE
PLUMBING
6.HEATING
SHORTS—
We're
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Ready for"
IN THE SUN
ARE YOU?
PEDAL PUSHERS'—
She'll be in style with a .SMART pair of Pedal Pushers,
of all they're so cool, cOmfortable, and
'easy to relax in. Price
80th. Birthday
Oil Wednesday, July 17th Charles
E. Smith celebrated his 80th birth-
day at Bruce Beach ,at the summer
cottage of his daughter and son-
in-law and granddaughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Reavie and LYncla.
About 30 relatives and friends
were present from Wingham, Au-
burn, Ripley; Chesley, Lucknow,
Kincardine and Toronto, • Mr.
Smith resides with Mr. and MrS.
Reavie in 'Wingharri.
Trousseau Tea
Held in Paisley
Mrs. Walter Spong of Paisley en-
tertained at a trousseau tea, prior
to the Marriage of her daughter,
Ila Jean, who wag married ,to
Raymond Thomas "bud" Lott on
July 13, The guests were received
by Mrs, Spong and her daughter,
assisted by Mrs, Carl Lott, of
Wingham, mother of the groom-
elect,
Pouring tea were Mra, 'Victoria
Wendorff, grandmother of the
groom and Miss Eva Chlastfe of
Oakville, great aunt of the• bride.
Assisting in the tea roont were
Mrs. Walter McClure, Mrs. Stair-
art Rowe, Mrs, Jack Worthington,
Mrs, Claire McGill and Mrs, Peter
Cutter.
showing the gifts were Marlene
Bender, of Kitchener, Shirley Bain
of Guelph and Mrs, Olen IVIeTitviSh
of Toronto, Karen CarlaW aria
Mary McClure presided over the
guest book, Others assisting in'
eluded Mrs, Nelsen stork, Mrs. D,
Eiwes and Mrs,.0,IL Seiler, r•
$1 9.8 Trirn little styles in good quality Chino cloth,
of 'all best shades. Price' -
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Regular Sunday' Servlefl'
Suoday school mut 11.1llt
Renaellberirig the Lord
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00Pel Meeting at 11.so
Each Thursday evening at *
Prayer Meeting and. Bible StUdy.
CHUM
Theatre,
Farmer Wingham
Ilpy Married •
Chalmers United Church Wood-
stock was the settings for the wed,
ding of Donna jean liewe and
Charles 'Robert i3oehrield, The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Charles HOWe and the ,groom
is the son of Mr. end Mrs, Charles
Bushfield, all of Woedstock, Mr.
and Mrg, Blishfleld and family
are former residents of Wingham'.
The Rev, Kenneth Oates officiat-
ed at the double-ring ceremony,
gown of
91;ridne cylonhosteullae floor-length
styled with lily-ppirlt sleeves and
a high sabrina neckline in Chan-
tilly lace, studded with sequins. A
scalloped plateau of lace and seed
pearls held her fingertip veil and
she carried a cascade, of pink roses
and stephanotis. ,
Miss Charlene Howe was maid
of honor for her sister and brides-
maids were Mrs. A; Ninths and
Miss Doreen R. 'McMullen. They
,vere gowned " alike in heavenly
blue nylon tulle over satin, Sharen
Gates was - firmer girl dressed' in
pink nylon, .
Raymond Bennett, London, was
best Man and ushers were William
Howe, There'd, brother . of the
bride, and Donald CoWard, Wood-
stock, ,
For travelling the bride donned
a powder blue dress, navy duster
coat, white accessories 'and a car:*
sage of red roses.
Two shows each nlght
First at 7.1.0.
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Millr1a .Fri,, 'Sat, JOIly 25-26-27
'fitiehael Craig Julie Arnall
r in
"House Of Secrets"
story of an international court-
' terfeiting ring,
Mon.,. Tues., wed„ July aa-al0-3.1
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4.,MAIN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
Patrick St., Wingham
Phone 770
Miss Lenora Ste, Marie, the daughter of. Mrs. Ste.,Marie and, the late
Francis Std, Marie, Wingham, and Mr, Kenneth A. Redmond, soil 'of
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Redmond, of Wingham, who were married at the
Sacred Heart Church, Wingharn, on Saturday, July 20th, by the Rev.
R, Durand.—Phato by Hammerton,
VT.4G it, A VP--Knox, United
Church was decorated with bou-
quets of pink gladioli and white
lilies for a.ceremony on Saturday
afternoon at 2.30 o'olOPit, in which
Mildred Gladys Higgins, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs, Nelson Higgins,
was united 111. Marriage to Mr.-
Lloyd McDonald, Guelph, son 01
a311, aTeerwraster.Aftleexy,'C!T :eirriudgi
officiated, Mr!, Roy Mandy, Wing-
hana, presided at the organ and
played as the processional the.
Bridal Chorus from Lobengrin and
the recessional was •Mentlelssohn's
Wedding March, He also accomp-
anied the soloist, Miss Ruth Proc-
ter, who sang "Wedding Prayer"
before the ceremony and "(:) Prom-
ise Me" during the signing of the
register.
n Given in marriage by her father,
the, bride looked charming in a
portrait gown of Chantilly lace'
and sheer nylon chiffon in cathed-
ral length, The one-piece design,
featured sabrina necklipe with lace
appliqued scallops, short •sleeves
and cumberbund designed waist,
The bouffant skirt was a cloud of
nylon chiffon over crinolines, She
wore gloves of matching lace,
' A crown of braided mohair and
seed pearls, held het appliqued
Veil of silk illusion and she carried
a bouquet of red roses and white
stephanotis.
Mrs, Tom Pletch, Brussels, sis-
ter of the bride, as matron of hon-
or, chose a street-length dress of
blue fleck nylon in star pattern
over matching taffeta, with a mat-
ching headdress. A nosegay of pink
carnations completed her costume,
Mrs, R. McLeod, of Mimic°,
sister of the bride, as- bridesmaid,
chose a gown and flowers identical
to that of the matron of honor.
Colleen Farrier, niece of the
bride,' as• flower girl wore a pink
nylon dress. in star pattern over
matching- taffeta, and carried • a
basket of pink and white carna-
tions.
Skinny men,women
:gain: 5, 10, 15 lbs.
Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor . lriat. a thrill Bony. limbs fill out; ugly hol-lowei fill up; neck no longer scrawny; body loses half-starved, sickly "bean-pole" look, -,Thljtisands who never could gain before are ..SMW-Mouct of shapely, heathy-looking fig-' ore!. . They thank Ostrex Tonic Tablets, Helps 'bast 1„Ipboc...4, skinny because of poor appe-Iite„dne to lack of iron. Improves digestion, iskillriSliment; puts .fiesh on bare bones. In-Tereases pep. "Get-acquainted" sire only 60g. Ar'Y famous Cistrex for new pounds, pep, vim, Ntr, this, very day, At all druggists,
Mr! WilMer„a llsitti6 Nicholson,' of liolstain, Ontario: and Miss Doris
Ld'erkirie--Miliera''daughter. of Mr. and Nfr, Eldon Miller, of R.R,s1,.
Lueknny, pictured, after their wedding at the Calvin United Church,
on'Saturday, July 20th, The ceremony was performed;• • • by
the„iftey, .F.. Green,—Photo by I-lammerton.
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Redmond - Ste. Marie.
Nuptials Saturday
A double-ring wedding was sol• -
emnized on Saturday, July 20th, at:
10.30 .o'clock in the Sacred Heart
Church, Wingham, when Lenora
Marie, daughter of Mrs. Francis
Ste. Marie of Wingham and the late
Mr. Ste. Marie became the bride of
Kenneth A. Redmond, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Redmond, of
Wingham. Mrs. Charles Sewers
played the wedding music and
Father Durand officiated.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, Mr. Leonard Ste.
Marie, wore a pale mauve, street-
length, - figured crystalette dress
cut on princess lines, with white
hat and accessories, Her corsage
was yellow roses and white step-
hanotis.
The bridesmaid, Miss Marlene
Ste. Marie, of Toronto, sister of the
bride, wore a pale green street-
length crystalette dress with mat-
ching hat and accessories and a
corsage of red roses.
Mr. Vernon Redmond, brother of
the groom, was groomsman.
For a reception in the Legion
Home, the guests were received by
the bride's mother, wearing a sky-
blue nylon dress with white hat
and accessories and a corsage of
pink roses. She was assisted by the
groom's mother, wearing an azure
blue nylon dress, white hat and
accessories and a corsage of white
mums.
For a wedding trip to Sarnia;
Detroit and other points, the, bride'
donned a matching duster over her
wedding dress. Guests were present
from Kitchener, Guelph, Milton,
Toronto, Hanover, Muskoka, Wes-
ton. The couple will reside in
Wingham.
SERVICE B, Goodrich
ucD ' tocLA,Q GOES
ruarrm-A.•
—.Mr. 'and Mrs. G. ii, Orvis anent
last week with their son, Ross,
Mrs. Orvis and family` at " Oil
Springs. ' —
—Mr, and Mrs. John .Carter„ of
Toronto and Mrs. Darch, of
Chicago are visiting for a feW days
with Mrs. J. W. Melaibbon
—Mrs, R. R, Hobolen, Jean, and
Jaeit„ of Hamilton and IJim. Hob-
den of Toronto spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Wally Hasei-
grove and son.
—Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Carter
and daukhters, Linda and LOuise
of Bridgeport and Miss Velma Car-
ter of Kitchener spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. F. Carter,
—Mr, and Mrs. Howard Braden
and baby, of Toronto are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Dbri Adams.'
e
'The best man Was Mr. Kenneth
McDonald, Grand Prairie, Alberta,
and the guests were ushered by
Mr:' Ross Higgins and 'Mr. Willis
Rhyno.
The church parlors were decorat-
ed with baskets of gladioli and.
White lilies, where the guests were
received by the bride's mother,
wearing a dress of turquoise blue
mesh over taffeta, with turquoise
and white accessories and a cor-
sage of pink roses; she Was assist-
ed by the groom's mother, who
chose a navy,• blue dress of Italian
Cupioni silk and a corsage of pink
roses.
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Traver Light for
Enjoyable Vacation
Family vacations can be wonder.
;u1, except for the disputes on
what ' should be taken along
There'll be less conflict as well as
less confusion if every, mentber of
he family is provided with his
own luggage, -
Take a, tip from seasoned travel-
lers, and pack up in the' new light-
Weight leather luggage that's a
light as any other luggage yet re-
tains all leather's well known pun
cture and tear resistance. It is
flexible, too, and will always' talc(
that last item your eye lights or,
just as you snap the lock.
In 'packing, put all odd-Shaped
things, shoes, extra handbags
Cases, etc., on the bottom and fill
in the spaces between with soft.
cruahable items such as stockings
Then put dresses and suits on top
When you want to get to things' on
the, bottom, you can pick up a
bottom'corner of this top layer and,
lift it out without disturbing • things, In fact, you may want to
put 'a sheet of cellophane betvveei
layers to make this even 'easier,
Will you be rakin
010,000..
15 Y ears
from now?,
For a motor trip to Muskoka and
Ottawa, the bride chose a blue
embossed nylon dress, with white
accessories and carrieea navy
duster.. A corsage of Pilik 'carna-
tions completed her enseMble. The
Young couple° will reside in Preston, "---4-"V's•-•,1
.•
Yourcan• rake in this kind of
harvest ten or fifteen years
from now. About $10'a week'
will.bring a 'guaranteedmfiii-
mum return of $10,000, in 1$
years. Talk' it -over soon
with Investors representa-
tive --• "your best fri6nd
financially." •Call or write:
Thos. A. Jardiii,
Phone 147 '..
a *INGHAM, ONt,.
, John W. Waines
R.R. 3, LISTOWEL
. Phone 1942
4r Investo ‘ 1
MERKLEY MOTORS
Phone 84
Wingham, Ontario
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WROXETER
Mr. and Mrs. James Doig and
Mrs. Nelson Gowdy and daughter
Merle, of Wingham, motored to
Lake Couchiching.° They stopped
at Geneva Park, where they visit-
ed with Miss Muriel Gowdy, who is
spending ,the summer there. The
party took Miss Merle Gowdy on
to Longford Minas where she will
spend two 'weeks at the Ontario
Athletic Leadership Camp.
This system gives you the full.
length and width of the suitcase
for garments, and thus saves creas-
es. Always be, sure lapels, colia.s:
and whist-front lie smooth. Foie
garments , with sleeves smoother
hack against ,the front. Skirts, i'
wider than the case, should br
folded back equally on both sides"
Let them lie hem-hip in the casi
with a fold at the hip. hip.-
For Mom, a 24-inch leathe'.
wardrobe case 'that weighs enh
five pounds, will provide amply
room for a half-dozen dresses
well ,as for shoes and all the (Abe -
things that go with them. PoP evil
get along •nicely with an airplan
leather two-suiter of the same
weight. 'The flexible leather sides
will allow him to carry. a suit
sports jacket and 4 or 5 pairs of
slacks without wrinkling, stil'
leaving room enough for sports
shirts, shorts, ties, Shoes, etc.
For added conveniences both
Mom and Pop should take. along
small trahP.case Which, in addition
to containing her beauty prepara-
tions and his shaving' equipment.
will leave space for such overnight
essentials as pyjamas, a fresh set
-of underwear, and/ a blouse or
shirt. These are useful whether you
travel by car or train for times
when' youdon't want to delve into
the larger cases.
junior, will need more luggage
than either of his parents because
he needs more changes of clothes.
He should have two, 21-inch suit-
cases, Of flexible leather that will
"give" arid 'allow room for the new
possesSionS he'll accumulate en
route.
syndicate
MiWARD C /4//4 ^Kr
at*PLUMEIER
;you •can'r buy driving
safes at a lower price
30MPLETE RANGE OF
USED TIRES
3Aft AND SAVE—
BUY NOW!
C. ,Wilkinson.anc1,-10111‘
are qx:Olidaing, 'at their cottage..
1-1.,^Haney 'spent a few
days r l'eat Week• with Mr, and Mrs.
Wilfordaing at Gor'rie and `attend-
ltineral, of her'brother, Mr.
John;' Steuexrigl
aaMri:.Frank -Sturdy visited with
Mrt and Mrs: BillaSturdy and fam-
alylat'f Sauble.Beach,
Norman 'Geddes,
M. 'Eva Scott of Toronto and Mr.
Cainereni..Geddea of 'Chathamlare
vis;tasiga' With , their .Sister, Miss
Anne: Geddes:
Mi'g Chaff. Roberts returned
lienea,en Friday after spending
thlee'aveeks with her son, Rey• J.
A,IRObetts,' Mrs. Roberts and fain;
lly4f ! Victoria, B.C.
-7444 - Doreen Ste. Marie of
Guelph left,on• Monday for a two-
week' trip to Edmontep and other
weeteril , •
• Mr.' and Mrs, W. E, Fielding
were '.ikeeltenci, guests in Cornwall
with !,Rev 'did Mrs.' D. -A. Timjpany
i.ia ,ftiAdly,.'at -the, Baptist, ChUrch.
Phiennage..
n • • - :
-taltiabert .;and Nancy Masters of
Brantford: are holidaying with
their,',:',granchnother, Mrs. J. H.
Misses: Marlene Ste, Marie of
Tc:;ifeatol'arid • Doreen of Guelph
'Messrs i" Reif Ste. MaFie, of Mtis-
kcikal;and''Earl of, 'Kitchener, and.
Mr;',',and .Mri. ;Leonard Ste. Mari(
a•narlainilY Of• Milton,,, spent the
Vve4-.end with' theit Mother, Mts
Froleipte. Marie:and attended
the Redmond a Ste. Marie wedding
Mr. Bob •Foxton, of Weston, also
Visited at the same
M. Fitzpatrick of Kitchen:
eris Visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. .Ed. Rich, Mr.. Rich and fam-
ily:
and Mrs. George H. Coul-
ter are spending this week in
Toronto, and will be guests at the
Allan-Cockburn wedding, The•
bride.was the, former Eileen Stew-
art Allan, and was a student at the
Wingham Nigh 'School. Mr. and
Mrs: !Coulter will also visit with
other friends and relatives in the
city,. . , •
-7-Mrs. Walter Charlton has re-
turned, from a holiday with her
sister,. Mrs. Clifton Howard of
Flint, Mich. •
--Mr•• arid Mrs, George. Fryfogle
of Henipstead, N.J., are holidaying
With his ':Mother,,.. Mrs: Fryfogle..
Shrit0 -Street.. • ,
4.:44 and' Mrs. Stan .Northcott
and .familY •of. Ottawa returned
borne after Visiting with her par-
enti, Mr, and Mrs. R, A. Currie. „
Mastpr Robert TomlinSon of
Streetsville is -spending his holi-
daYa" With his. grandparents, Mr.
and. Mrs. W,41. Haniilton.
HMts, ,Gedtge Bailey and four
sons arriied last Wedtiesday from
England,, Mt,„BalleY who is ena-
nlaYec1 at the Wingham Hospital,
With °his faMily have Moved into
tliep ThOnapeott hetise on the corner
of,-Ceate and Alfred Sttebts.
and Mrs. ;F.,.. A,
land 'Of DeWitt, Ditheis. are viSita
ing 'with ,the latter'a ;sister Mra,
W.' B.`41cdriel,' -Graelne and Brien'
ChriStie Of,' Toronto are also Visit-
ing,With their aunt' and uncle,
" Reatidne.gedderieh, Ven- --'11Irs
eznela. is Volt ng with her par.,
OAS, 1$41,-:and Mrs a. A.
%She',flarta!tO nrieel her husband hi
New ~torlt` in" $,...e,p..lein.,her mid they
in' ttatipe for twig
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or sold separately. You'll %rt.,
tou can count on this salad to
freshen up lazy summer appetites.
brain 1 (1-lb.) can of red salmon
and break into bite-Size chunks.
Sprinkle with 1 tablespoon lemon
juice. Add the skin-free sections
of 2 oranges cut into chunks and
combined with 1 sliced banana and
I diced uripeeled apples 14, cup of
roasted almonds split in halves, 3
clips torn lettuce, and 4 Cup may-
ennalse dressing, Toss ingredients
together lightly and Serve
lately.
GOLF BRIDGE
There Were four tables in play
at the golf bridge on. Thursday
afternoon July 11, ,,with the prize
Winners being, 1st.; Mts. H. C. Mac-
Lean, ands Mrs, I, A. Wilson and
mystery prize going to Mrs, 'W. Is-
bister,
On Thursday afterricienlast, `1Ve
tables were In play with peke Win=
BO% being, 1st, MrS, I,. C, Mite.
Lean,' Mrs. Chita, Lloyd, second and
s. Mr E, R, Harrison Whining the
royatevy prize.
'SWIM SUITS
$1.98 $2.98 individually priced at ,, — ,,,, and
Most important of all Holiday Wear is your Swint Suit, and with I
famous,"Catallna" you are sure to be the, mostpopular girl on.
the beach. They're irresistible.
$7•95 to $i2.95
. HaVe• you been troubled by a partieularly persistent summer
mold? A' cold that's been a constant Source of misery' con-
tinuous sneezng' •. . stuffed-up feeling . . itching eyes * a.
"bold that's failed to resperal to notarial and prolonged home
treatment? You 511(ii1141 d011Silat 'your doctor. Sonietimes—such
a "suMinet cold" is in reality, •1153' Vever. If such should be
bho case' — your chatter- can help, He has the knowlege to
diagnose the illness, and lug prescription and treat'm'ent cart
,(40 ill great ,desil,te relieve the condition.
Priced from
EDIGHFFERS.
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