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8-'rbiu.taay ;bile 14, 1908.
THt SIGNAL, - GODERICH, ONT.
IIThe Weekly Farm Bulletin
A grout teal has bent written and. on this (•ulititleut eared for twelve
said this spring about the datnatge t.il acres Of crop.: now the acreage i
wheat fields; not at mutat has Irene plated at thirty-four. Figures fur ti
United States show that there ereoult
Leanhatbout the damage to alfalfa audl twist• the number of farm worker.
there were three-quarters of a century
ago and thatthey are looking atier
Luckily there have been abundant nearly six titin•s the acreage.
rain, in early June, and fields which I Now We Knots.
looked far from prirutisiug a short Is the tomato u vegetable or a fruit'! ,
At least two generations leave guzzled
Hole age. have made a remarkable !twit- herds -wore or less -over this
recovery. intriguing question, anti now it 1s
Where the regular hay crop is short • anawerwt. In cat tar a, the lh•tuielul,
there are several wept of increasing i Department of Agrieutture Is concern -
the supply. even yet. One is to nut a I wt, it is a felt, aco,rdiug to all otlkaul
field of oats ou the green side. either ruling.
with the mower for lute or with the It Looks O.K.
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binder to feed in the sheaf. Last The,wol market i- firm, and likely
year the writer tried the latter plan to continue is.. Siwe the first of the
' and liked it. Another supplement is year there liave been marked ad -
the old rellabke, millet. "Pere,:
vars both art Isrudon and at Reston.
Panicle is the beat variety.enough cif us ask for it year and ff Stocks to racer are light, and con-
sumption is ;Mettler than in the best
year or twat • Stott tirally. there Is
nothing weak In the market situation.
lioalttg {aper
t. S. poultry and egg market observ-
ers are predicting very high prices:
for
•i. • next tall and winter. Storage
eloper. To the average farmer the
latter is perhaps the more important.
perhaps eventually local tu'eclsweta will
stork it. At present It is hard to get.
Millet cut at the right stage Is a good
fetal. touch better feed than it lies
credit for.
Where alfalfa has been killed out
not only this year's hay crop is gone, ttletteinirs tire stews our quartet lest
but next year's also. Late June tweed- than they were a year ago; high feed
Ings glee perhaps the test catch. and prices have discouraged many pro -
1t may be good policy to get in a field ,burrs and euused them to cut down
.this month" for next year's uta. eta -L their-'l11rk orders; and e•onsumption
alfalfa Reed is dear just now. a mix- i, cuutluually on the Increase. Futrth-
tore with sweet clover and a little al- :moire, a new outlet for eggs has just
tike and timothy might be better than leen opened In South America.
the Blear. If this creaming holds geed for the
Cull Them Out. r. 14.. 'Canadian egg prices are likely
Feed is high prieid this spring. E rots. to respond t, some degree.
while bolding remarkably firm. can be !;pill in tete Air.
produced at a profit only when the Web pinuting actually under way,
hens ere hitting on all cylinders -if the toteacro grower's presorts ere
such a term le --permissible. ("Law, stili more or less in the air. The Wei
Mrs. Jones, 'ow you does mix your jetted pool is still far short of Ito•
semaphores!") Ordinarily, with the! Ne,mote', objective. and seems likely to
light breeds, it Is worth while carrying remain ea A considerable proportion
bees through a neck moult. This. of the 19. crop In some sections re -
spring it is doubtful whether such is mains unsold. Altogether, the fine
the care. Ordinarily, elan,
if,e hen : cured and black -fired growers are the
after passing through the broody COO ansa trues in a happy frame of mind.
relapses again into clucking we think•
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nothing of it; but this spring feed
comes too high to carry boarders. I GEO. SPOTTON, M.P.,
A New -type Sprayer. , HOLDS WINGHAM MEETING
A new type of sprayer made Its ap.
pities" • 1n untario orchards for the hittg I;nve,nement Criticized by North
first. time last year, or possibly the Iluron Mt -tuber anti Other Speaker%
year' before, and after extensive trial Witghuti. June 2. -The first of a
it Seem!' satisfactory. It is almost atj series of meetings to give an ace t
fast as a cluster. anti doCtatter work;' of his stewardship Pas held here ant-
is mueh faster than the ordinary
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tinkly night by George W. wptottou,
strayer. requires much less power., andCenas•rcntice M. P. for North Huron.
does as coot' work. Supporting Mr. fpottou were Luutxu
The spray flows through an extra a inelalr, M.1'., North Wehington :
-4 The Wonder Week of The Western World
I. IIer, we art I tPathe-re end ell. _. the „Id •tasr reser.
4. A redass et the 'tale. . S. The evardeea at the weal.
The Calgary Stampede -- An-
other introduction to the public of
Knights of the Range, Kings of
the Saddle and Rope; competing
for Canadian and North Ameri-
can champlonahip honors in pic-
turesque, romantic and spectacu-
lar pageants and contests inci-
dental to their country.
Here gather the reclaim of the
hills end plains. the cowboys and
cowgirls from Rio Grande to the
Pesos River, the pioneers and the
veterans of the original Rr,ya1
Northwest Mounted Police Who
contributed so much to the /pro-
gress of the West to -day. Skill
and brains will enmpe'c with
skill and brains when the cow-
boys climb the bucking lironchce
for the title of the world's buck -
Thousands
Thousands will see the old cov-
erts wagon rare against the fleet
bareback Indian riders, during
the mock battle.
The exhibition stampede . will
be held July 9th to the 14th, and
is to be opened by His Fxcellen-
a. A mountain of thing tire.
cy vlsooatag Willingtlon, who will
ride at the head of the great
stampede parade. He will be
a.companied by Her Excellency
Lady W(llingtkm who herself is
to participate in several events
during the week. For this par-
ticu']ar event the Canadian Paci-
fic Railway are co-operating
to the extent of offering reduced
rates to Banff with stopover at
Calgary, thus enabling visit:ore to
be guests of the Banff Springs
Hotel which is only a three heron
motor ride from Calgary.
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No. 3'0• . (;elderlceh town-
ship, cult from middle- 2,300.00tuu's Corners ...tett
S. An until ply twilit*
t t Hen
sell and
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Total ...:,....,.$20.:til.11f►
The ,•sllwateot expenditures for 1925
are cc. follows: ,
Mfaintcmwee:
I i I Itesurfaiiag 1 ,
121 Oiling and tatrlty,. • •2,St11.00
a::1 Suets lads •22.501.411
i l i 1►ntgging _',,a10.tki
151 lsridur•s t.noo 15'
t it I I'uhvrt.. f(11.u11
171 Weed. t �100.M
141 1 l lei t • ' .'.,y111,ta1
lO1 liradin;4113.000.00
9,i121.00
$ Ille.(�i►a.M
UM .00
Machinery: $I �•I111.M
Nee•
$coleus 5'000.M
Superintendence
(`(Nest tact lou
Deficit from lir=
Total
Estimated Receipts:
2 !mill levy
ltel.ttes and sundry ru-
4e1pt14
t cue -r1111nnt
20.01sUct _-
• - 5 210.15'
_4;,321.1111 i
0 000.M 1
S1711,521.411l
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM
CURTAILED THIS YEAR
Cslmlt ' Road l'oeunission'. Report to
l'ounty Council
The report of the county road tom•
whatnot presented at the meeting of
the county council last !reek. was as
follows:
Since the beginning of Itr-Sa the
maintenance work eon the county roads
system has been going on as usual,
and the nods are in as good cvudltlali
as the severe sprheg cineatieti W. in
ocean, An expenditure of LUJ,I►29.0'
has been made to date, a considerable
large teazle and strikes against a Felix Quinn, M.l'.. Halifax, and J. C.part of which Is accounted far -be
brand disk, around wU1ch air is con- Brady, mel'., Skeena, B.C. I gravelling work done at the end of
tSMually torrid This breaks the eprxy ' Mr. Spotton praised the Hon. J. C.1 11r27, anti during the early minter. A
foto a line alai before It leaves the Elliott, minister of Public (Works, for helavier exp eliture fur dragging,JIM
nozsle. The result In f el.'" of "Pr"! placing in the estimates an appropria- ]leen necessary this year to get.'the
which envelope the whisk, tree- thou of 5100,4100 fur Goderich harbor. made into a smooth condition.
Brsil;e t speed, this new sprayer has ik- said Western Ontario ails well An mope •tloli was nxtck' of
the advantage of requiring only low served by its three members in the all the county roads by your commis-
pressure, about fifteen pounds, anti Cabinet, the Hou. Mr. Elliott, the Hon, skin. with a view to determining the
ccneiequ•ntly the expensive high pees- Junes Malcolm and the lion. William work neessury for maintenance and
sure pumps and engines are not Euler. Otherwise Mr. Spotton had cruestnn'tiou for 1ir2$.
uerrl(d. At present the price Is high. little but criticism fur the King Ad- On February 23 the commi,sion met
--tint is Ilse nueshenlsm Is so "pie It ministration. lie decried any policy in Toronto and tnsprteel various
is exis4'ted that the machine will soon '_which should spend large sums on 1m- tnn s. -and tractors and other ma-
bep there 1 no hurry In the ehinery which it was proposed to pur-
among others, danger signs en• being
placed 4111) feet from twelve level rail-
way crossings.
During 19% the payuent.ot-aILtC..
counts by cheque has been adopted,
rather (ball by sending a lump sum to
patrolman.
The Ontario Deportment of -High-
ways has advised us that it is the
duty of this county to see that all
fences on the London road are moved
off the road allowance by July 15, and
notice bas accordingly hien given to
the owners affected.
The approval of the Ihgptrtme•tit of
Highways has erten :;icon to the
clauses of the county bylaw dealg-
Ser turned out very cheaply. mignit an, as I to e s r
More Early POI* UM. matter, he believed. Mr. Brenton pre eltaer'-'otif letting the week_/titelideli.
The Ontario early potato acreage, dieted that, the present bi11 for an in- sessions of the uutario Geld Roads
from a commcnial standp int. le al of flit
must double this year what It Was Ti•lephane Company weutui be detesttech.
last. noco,rling -to Dominion fruit He denounied unsparingly the ex-
brun•It estimate.. With a favorable peusliture for the Governor -Ge'nerat'e
senson the crap sltuuld to 0.1 least dent- accommodation at Quebec and Rideau
ble. and the commercial movement in hall. and on the leautiflirition of s
that fame will amount to nearly 1,100 Ott*WL._IIe said millions were being R. K. Etmith, the new Deputy afln• Turnherry from Itluerate to Wroxeter
ears It is eignifiiaut of the Changing spent In Ottawa to hold two et -ate for later of Iltghways, stressed tile4tF0 'vier thr2nd concession: •- -- _
transid rtaaiion7 ,oilitii,ti -hilt almrest the rateerlmrnt in the next else -tion. ante of climer relations between tin• 3. The road in the township of Ste -
h A - Delatrtnwnt of Ilughways anti the I phen easterly from tete London mad
tuunitlisclitit's, and gave an illctmin-
tiling address on road matters gener-
ally.
enerally.
Safety. on the highways reeivell
much attention among other matters.
and much of interest to the township
muftis -ipso liti(me=stsw4isett leti--
Full report, of the convention may
be seen in the issues of The Municipal Mr. Meehan was iermaneutly, serious-
ly disabl
World, The Contract Record., and The c•et a- a result of wontlds and
Canadian Engineer. - reeeiree as very' meagre pension.
On April 19, the commission left by• -". Wt+ rsommend that the Ontario
car on an Inmpeetlon trip to the coati• 1;,ovctnnent hemonk-modto amend the
ties Mf St. Clair, Maercmb and Wast, .existing legislation at, that tines ha.
'1stlon convention be ug held Meting the following roads as runty
there. A number of intere,-ting-IRIIQ r„,,,1.:
instructive papers and addresser! were 1. The road in the townshipps of
give% and the importance of highway Colborne and Goderich front Car•,iw
transportation was generally emptia- to the Huron road.
ized• 2.. The road in the township of
$ RS:4137.
• 0,0110.uu
subsidy . • ft2 ZW `''
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It will lie noted that the etiestructl n,
program hit• Teem+ materially curtal
in order to avoid the necessity for an
increase• in the county mad levy.
We re rim a flit a tevy of twain -Me t ,
,`rrvcr title progrnm. ' •
Stewed' Report
A second report of the county rete!
commission was an foil-oi�R -
Ile motion of Mestere. Snell and
4..eetz that improvement te- made to
t t'onthiu d on page so
reduce the proportion et tate crest of
1'rovlucial highways payable by the
counties frotu twenty per tent. to ten
tier cent.
fie applieutiurl of the town of Ga1-
,•rieh for the improvement of I'ambria
read, we reotunie'Iil that this ht• done
from the abate .l a this year.
We recommend that the f•eiowing'
items of read construction ,.other
taken this year:
1. No. 12. McKillop, 1!•�e
•netts along tsince's"ion
2-4 $
2. No. 30, llowick. - 1- mile
along cucewslon
3. No. 2e',, Grey and McKil-
lop, 112 wiles easterly
front eidercod 3 and Q
McKillop towntihiti . • assoct-cat
No. 1. Itullett. at eene•tery •451./1'
No. 30. Detrick, at Mc-
leaughlinatr Hill • • -• 200 An
0. No. 21, Tltrnberry and
aforrit,, easterly from
Wingham I ni Wd.... 4,0110.1•'
bait of this tiara. according to the oft-, Mr. Sinclair criticised t e - us
(•ial estimate, will be truckeel to mar-- tralion treaty, the Government's Im-
ket. As the meson is rather back- 1 tti2rntlon 'silky and the -foolish- ex -
ward. sbipmeuts are not expected to ps•u -liturc of the Government, par -
begin In tiny quantity until the middle t„ a:Irly that on bautifying Ottawa.
cif *tidy. ( The dairying interests of the country,
Signing 1.p• _ ie iSits•lair contended. had been sac-
We•tten„•rs am voluntarily r,tewing _rttbeerl through the Australian tritltr--
their wheal pool entracte in large for the motor car and pulp interests.
uuwlers, relotts John Ii. tWeason• nn lane Goi'ernment, he went on, has
oMend of the tte$kntc•he(van Wheat l• spent $12.11110,1011 On immigration dur-
Poet• who has been In Ontario address-' Ing the pest five years with a net lose
ing insetting on behalf of the Ics-al or- of 17,267 In totnl population of the
ganiaattjon. The original tlw••vear i Dominion,
(-miracle in ueialcatchewan were signed Mr. Quinn. whose privilege he said ptosed for Infractions of the intNo
in 192:1, and ismscrtttenily expire with It had. been to bring the now-fatboue tenew in the State of Michigan for the' laws. occurring -c county f roads, tt
'. cap. Although no very Mct'onnchie Immigration Baa' to incl purpose
thof ocM�ntie's and partirving tile h'(iii: rlyI paid to the county instead of to the
to examine the types of machinery hit local municipality as at present, so
use there. The eountiet lit the State i that in the future, If It Is deemed ex -
of Michigan are ter cognizit e'as being.' prtlent to-ajil,oint a traffic officer. the
perhaps, further advanced In method„ cost will be provided for from that
of maintenance and eon -trot -aloft of scuta, Highway- hitssuch Ch
roads as we have au any other , The Department of High
k+.• 1n the world. All of their equip I ,ledneted the 1928 Provincial highway
at Centralia to concession roods 2 and
3, thence northerly to contay road' N'.
4.
We reeemnlenci that the pensions
board at Ottawa be petitioned to et-
consider ;he matter of petsiun for Mr.
tt__of,_1Wmxeter, at d that
his his pen -;in be substantially
1 er'tlM.
tuts year
ihorough sigh -Ill) ramp/ligehas yet attention of Parliament on the floor
been conducted. about 0.tssallO ► acres' of the Ilonse, r•henreal the facts of
cif the total 13,'sat.t111 lois nlreilcty tsl'n rtile ens, as he heti fecund • them anti
placed under -contract for the next live• laid them before the Government. He
yenr period. characterized the episode as a "ilk -
Holding On. grace" to the Government and Mr.
analysis of sow marketings since 1''cirke, the Minister of Immigration, in
1 t " h
the first of the year showa quite clearly
that Coondlabi hog•rate'rc have not
lb.lr heeds aver, the tareteni.sltJla-
tion. Although there is a eagle rise
in the totnl sees marketert in each of
the live months, as compared with the
aux' metallic last year and the year be-
fore. and the totnl thus far into the
year is consequently markedly higher,
it is not enough to indicate a whole-
sale nurses «54 cif the !erg buslnes . /1f
hawed "cows .an nnw• be enrriid for
ROMP Months largely on paster.•. it Is
unlikely thnt there will be any great
,ncrifice of news until breeders seep and cafe.
hew the fall ()Whelk shop`s. The Park Moire, which tie town
R
Heo Are Valuable.a,•hltl ed reently. Is being.ie- nnfel
htecetut quutetlyns fr?m Chl(ago give In
1
the peke of hides lip to 23 (ante Per tel* ,e•ehtna ed.
tonna. and at At. Paul up to 25 cants.
At these prices the hide repteetento ten i it has hien our observation that
particular, and averred t to one puc pbill from the 1927 wt►1►1dy on "curia
ense' should be enough to overthrew went is motorizeduc)
, nod mt
the Government." Iable information was obtained, which roads. Together with the 1927 ae-
= ti flottitt heauttfy titer flnenetat f wile useful In assist ing your commis- count, the total to be met for I'rovin-
conditfnn before we beautify Ottawa siun in deciding en the purchase of 1a1 highways i- fh1,t2i1.118. 'Thee fully
at the met of millions as the Govern- machinery. \"alnnhle infortnatioti .n -as I be provided for by the lease of teen-
meut is doing." Mr. Quinn averred. I also pined by learning of their -pre- I ty-venr five per cent. Installment de -
"The King Government, I believe, is
the most unlctslnesstikc• Adminlstra-
th in Canada has ever known."
4.
A large new electric sign was reseed'
to front of the 4;eCit'rieh inn the pest
geek. Two signs were also plated in
front of the British Exchange hotel
per cent. of the value of the whole
animal.
The general trade report is that
there are few hides in storage and a
strong demand. which is likely to
tom t l sou•. 1��l
Alleve sh Mature.
"What is a good all -mash mixture
for growing pullets?" a co,rreependeat
sok*.
Here is the (41110 mixture, which hes
been very extensively needGretna
yellow torn, 70 pounds; middlings or
good shorts, 20 Isunds: meat wrap.
Ore pounds; chick etre hone meat live
pounds: salt, one plied. Mix thor-
oughly. and keep a fresh emptily before
the birds atalstee
l times 4fel
;rren feed
and oyster shell
milk In some form is navigable
Rnvetntionary.
it is c•stlmeted that
�e'e'rfive
e
years ago the average farnw
persons who paint Rumen In meth
glowing colors el oq't temaln there to
enjoy the view. --Philadelphia In-
quirer.
is the best remedy
known for sunburn,
heat rashes, eczema
sore feet. stings and
blisters. A skin food?
All edaraa (aJ arra-i0e.
tie" m mad signs and in the aimil,xi-
lion of calcium (-bitable, ,inti other
duet pilliaticc's. Tle conetnu'tion
methodx on br'lifkcc and grades, etc.,
were also of into rest. They are adopt-
ing on some roads a /standard grade of
flf'y fort in width, giving a 15 -foot
shoulder which provides safe parking
sprier. and p rmite of widatilg the
pavement when necersary. The road I
authorities in thee counties slowed'
us every consideration, and we -are
indebted tee team for - = their
courtesy.
• During the past month mnehlnery
line been purchased as follows: 2 nee)
trucks. 2 -ton; 1 1.11.('. used trunk for
maintainer: 1 Itumley 20-30 tractor; 2
('ace 1S -:t'2 tractors; 1 1►ecminion RAnd
power melees ('ontifderahle expendi-
ture will she be reelnlred for repairing
and remodelling the county crn,h'rs,
so that our machinery (rest for this
year will be considerably higher than
mmol.
This county haw followed, the prac-
tice to the peat of using teams almost
exclnslvely for hauling, tint such ex-
perMnee its we have had and the ex•
perfence of neighboring counties show
Mat hauling by truck is much cheaper.
In 1927 contracts were let by the
eonnty for 20e per yard mile, and
other conntieeu show coats for hauling
with their own truck, of from 1(k• to
14c per yard mile.
A ennsldenhle number of road slgne
have been tested this year, and,
;S.IM.�
1,4"''..
Coal and Wood
Genuine Har$ Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Coke
Pocohontas (2 by 4 egg)
Briquettes
Qu.ntity of Good Hardwood is
venous lengths
I can supply your aunts in
any of the above fuel. Prompt
service and reasonable prices.
L. FLICK
Telephone 178j Goderieh
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Sore Throat
Gargle with Min-
ard's in water. Also
take a half teaspoon
of Minard's in syrup
at night. Quick
relief assured for
hoarseness, croup,
quinsy and other
troubles.
The Great White
Liniment M
bentar•e, which would coat thecounty
of Huron $01.50111.70 yenrly f" twenty
years. The county of Hunwill be
able to secure money on 4.00 per
er'nt. ba.is, or lees.
We recommend that the rrtarin
Government be further p'i't oneri „to
*40'4'
Re -roof this Year wih
RIB -ROLL
the Permanent Roofing
for Barna, Houses, Sheds
Low in initial cost, . -Domes in
big sheets -wary and quick to
lay -permanent... leak -proof...
handsome in appearance. Pre-
vent. fires . - . increases value
of property. Made of famous
Council Standard galvanized
sheets. Give size of roof for free
estimate. Write to:
Eastern Steel
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The S.enet sad The Tomato SO
Globe
The Signal and The Tesseste
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Daily Star r -
The Signal and TheLondon 6 50
Advertiser
The Signal and The London 6.50
Free Press
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Mail and Empire
The Signal and The Farmers' 3 26
Sun - -
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Herald and Weekly Star 3.011
The Signal sad Saturday S SO
Night
The Sigasl sad Saturday
E+ening Peet..._... 4 75
The Signal and The New
Outlook .........1 3.9"
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Homes and Gardena- 4 65
The Signal and The ''Catholic
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The Signal sad Meatrael Wit-
ness rssewel... 3.55
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Wide . rsaawal 4.25
n ew 385
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Companion ..... 3.15
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Star Weekly... ..... 5.75
The Signal__ amid Rod sad
Gun -._ 3.55
The Signal mad The Cassdisa
Countryman 2.96
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so-called cheap paint.
Standard" is so
so long that it is
of users to be the
paint
sold.
Paint
Standard" Liquid
as much more than
More than this,
easy to apply and
conceded by hun-
most economical
per square foot
comes in a splendid
of beautiful colors
produces a high gloss
that wears off
leaving the sur-
in splendid condition
repainting. Try it
next you paint
Auto -Gloss
There is no need to drive a shabby car
when any amateur can refinish his car in
a few hours with Lowe Brothers Auto -
Gloss.
Auto -Gloss produces a finish of remark-
able beauty and depth. It flows out evenly
and leaves no brush marks
or overiappings. It is - •
permanent and impervious _ ---
to the weather. { �' ., t t
We will be very glad to I , 3. TOMOBIIE I
supply you with literature ' •;, la in cobs`.
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telling you how to re.4 Illr
store the finish to your ti
ear. You will be sur-
prised to learn bow easy t
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b•UQU,D•PAIIfT finish
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PHONE 486
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