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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-10-10, Page 7r WHETHER It be a cut, burn or scald, Zam-Buk provides the handiest and sweet means to quick, perfect healing. It Is from certain valuable herbal aztracts that lam Biik gets is power to subdue pain Ind inflammation, Its germ - destroying activity and fine skin -growing property. Zam-Buk Ia splendid for chapped hands. frost bite, chill. Wain., etc. Get a box to -day I a bruise sprain, am-Buk Por QUICK CLEAN HEALING, 1 �^I THE SIGNAL, - GODERICH, ONT. County and District i The death of hiss Letitia Shell re-1longed on the farm. ('ousteble Moore moved a lifelong resident of the Dash- went to St. Marys and brought back wu4Id community. Des...et' was in her the horse sol buggy. .Ixtyatuth year. Maros Bunted i The lean drop ht South lluron 1• Thoma. Ward, 11th (obsession of ao1•raglhg • al".ut lifur•w bushel. an Grey, 10.1 hk hare, with sixty -11%e 114rt•. The prlre Is 1.4"a11, however, 0.., tolls of hay and about fifty load. 01 ' the return i. fairly •xtisfacttr!'. , gratin, by tit •• 4111 Tuewtlay' ut Lt.' The Brussels fair 4111 friday last was. week. 'flit. ha"n was one ut the beet favored with a large -attendance, lu in the neighborhood. The (church cud spite of chilly weittber. The exhibits, ...load nearby were threatened for d were g1a"I suit the 'fair wet ,tt•hlerel I time. lusur•tee un., carried for 4'2,0011. a ••net stwee.H. ton the barn and *2.701 alt lite coil After tilt Illness of several weeks. lent,. int Iii- will u,.1 nearly 1.,'.•1 NI "I rga ret .hitt 1'01I, wife id Teter Me - 'the los.. I I...mall, I -t toue4.t.4.•rt M alorris town- i The lat•'ge bawl horn of Lorne llul,e' -drip, diel bit W11E2h:nn ht.s(.►ta.l - "I. ha aI 'KIllop tovrnehLP northeast of ...ntr.inp. She wase i0 lair sixty•sWvw.1 Wiht!trot,. was destroyed early Tue.- ,. v1.1 las-ides her Itlsbanl 1e41,ves day- morning of last week. The MHz. :1 -oh and it daughter... the latter b•tug started wheb a volt ►ma•ke.l it lantern "I. the Itr,i-y1'i pubes. • 1.".I -tiff. trnut the well of the Hustle Into a '' rasa! .trei(knt In 1Iulkll , Dile of hay. The lat.,, Was full of hay .\ fatal aetidesi "oat ere.' at Lon- and Crain. which were burned. The .'0-I"rro' or: Mo11day . Srpdeml"•r :10. 1 lo+• t• Isartly. coven"1 by to;nrau(e. ' Iiie siding• lacing John 111•.""11. 11.• Hl.l'rH was. dna'.41u_ manure alien hl. Ihrec- hors.• team leeitme frightiaatal and he 4vu. thrown (roto the spreader, ', . In. -4 .truck heavlh. oil the r.s't of a i.t..oumw the engagement of their,' 41ree. e,usiug hrtait death. Ile leave. danlhsrr, Avis Louise. to 'William glut•- . a widow 'mol two .laughter+. Ills.er rl: Swanson. sew of. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, ,.!Celtic 1111.1 Julia. lie was _I\ty•tw,1 • uak111D-"ti..• V. tligmmththr marriage to - tear- ••/ age Ituyd Taylor ,peat a fed' day.; s'1•1� Native et Ilryadale 1Nes. his father. C. K. Taylor, while on bi- t;w.r:•i• .1.. Itrisssu, brother of Iter. w.t tr.nu \1'lunlpr•g to laugaou t.• !'.defer Itris•ou. pinai,r of Sacred Ilelrt ve.aue• ht. .sodic. xt tjae•u'. ['uiver 111 r'14. \Wind+.r. 411.•.1 suddenly Thurs.It ' d:n eyening hit at his haus• in Wind- '"Y. -•.r. Ile •auwe�` alao war fury•uin(' I NLNCH.tM teen ••f are. wit, a unlit*. of ih.. \\oris for the Dain_ 1,11. in Ills ••,out'. 1.111 had been a re.i Mrs. A. (o•t•us has returriel from Bork through. '1., morning honr� .swot of the Minter Cities for the last Hu extended trip through the West. Work while the ..•4t i- sparkling: ^1•.•%011 years. carrying oil bw•lurss a• I ,pus visited Ja•p.rr Park. \'aurnuvrr• i itrk 'mid H,rurging slower.: turruhaul Ile k •rrnic,.,p Icy hl•I\'lctoria Seattle, It:uff, Calgary :cad'\\-ork w'laik• tla. •I,t grow; rr;;;h:e 4 ate and fu. t hlldreu t other paint. 1 ueler g Ih • ND' and airs. Edward C. LHnnd> A Friend to Women Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound LYDIA Z PINKHAM MEDICINR CO. LyyaaooM...., U.S.A .ed ciao ..rt, Ont., Canals. aaylug.� a living soul, planted the tree of lite have something to gine away. I for h1m and actthel head near by it. •'11 k wore ble+,Ietl to give than to 1 \\'e read, too, that (M1 ajl`uint(tI bin receive." fondness and ewployalweut. From 2 Thessaluuiau+ 111.E se them dlr- I Oita we sae. that. the husbandman'. *elle lit Giese verset seeping is au ancient and Itutuhlu tenet• e•tluu, yvucentingt right iivlug. Some hut; it was iterdful even in tat•ndlst. of the Thessalonians were 1411x. 1t The garden sof Eden, though it need- may pmdi'bly have been that some of these bearers had (ad imat 111.11e. eo wer. miteded yet a afor thorns ttttlsnnee1, yet Chriet would toe s+horttly' that It must 1t.• dn•-•wl and kept. Nature this served thew fur a pilrteu4e t.. ft for uthe improvein the ments of mitive tartrowl"tui !l1Ulothy again lwarns 1agalti44t Wiener - for they. are not only idle but Int•' foist•, *Peaking .[flog. which !he> Exodus, 1,:ii --111 tit• 11outw111•: ougdt nut. meiit Is .tarte41 a dentate period alttcii ell n 1141. 1::'ti.-I'uul In this clap t. snitch -tit lu' whleb to loth serve i chap and etre oursi-Ise.. Afterwards cum,,r 1411' .1 t.1 that cuutrrletlp ,1 .tuttvl tier ill 4 hi4ll 14 4cor+hil, 1111.1 s hou►d nut Ilse a. nnrou5tytwl 1 01. tilts dit�. 111 this verse lie - Cant 1.0. \ "'via agtiu;t the breakitag of the 4.1:1 1 \ehemtah iiii;t • 'l0 wile 4er.e we ...munau.1weut. Industry' In 1.,.41. • -1•r ghat situate NehewlnI tau tin huut•.1 way will keep•`il i1• out of tit• w,•rk he was tutor. It war a teugtat tot. of tutor' 4rung• Nut *11> gout w•a•k, that of b6.Idlug inp tl'I .u, but I1 i'‘. 411I ,•cable thele to be vkartl scall• ill JOrusa0w `nod .t•t(tt►: o' Illy inclined toward• those 1n w:,r the Bute. aLut11. N.olttng tau+I oleo., wooden -ea oudruv,I Prom \lattla4•w Ilrury e him utt' true it, four slave hi- .•u- rwie•s u•iwl to,ps•twu:ole hlw to jute .\ ;;irk 41111 always tell when ehe thtmt 4111 sItt pretext or suotht•r. but ill love. tilt1 444 Ct.uOr•111r 41e•• every time hi- answer ult.. "'There, Iarrytteh.. \tet•kly. is work t.. do that lou -t out N. ueg•' lend." .luother any TO tort your vocabulary Jule. •`•:17; ta:l. .It••n- "a* aeett'i t Is to dist-over what the dealer got for uf- breaking' the. Wtbluith, 111 tit• the car you traded ti . Robert .)Mlles: 5.•r -a• he state, h{• defou,'r or what . he Lad ,Deer. •'sly 'Father mor►eth ua riches that roam the S4111t 11 bitherto, nod 1 Work." The r•\ttbplt• .\(menu. diamond fields are wild to a of t:..41'• rc-thig 4111 the •.tru1It JIay swallow• a few of the gems to aid from all his work is, fu the fourth , their '•dt•ll.+nte'• digestion. .\ bind Sunday Afternoon I1y 1rAl: UI1T.e\. , • I . t i._ SHINGLES A ear Of Ktx.1inpt;lull K"• Face Shingle.. just arrive,l 5x and 3x B. C. Shingles Get our prireio before you hay Robt. Standish the I,•wii out }large and Buggy Ikesrered The re.ga•nIng of \\'inglwm ruins' \fork. for the 1st l' t: cotit1it 4'4.iMxble 11 J. )h"ire. I•ueknow, ,.hurrh, after • rwlw•nrath.0 and the , t• dour. when mous i••rl. !act Ne•1•I• t..'tIwl ort, a farm near -t. ' installation of ar 1044 pipe organ.' w -ill.' A. 1.. t'oghll.. cl:ir?? a lo.rse, and boggy whteh were I Wke ware nu r'uuday ur\t. Iter. J. ok�fa two week• le•forr truer John •\\'. llildett..'1 Lotlot. it forut•r pastor. PK.ft\F:K Thursday, (I••tober 10, 13':9.-7 H. CLEMENTS Painter and Decorator F'e�ini�U+l��r painting, xull.�u�er� cheerfully �� �� ��� re - Residence, ��iu+1 M �e.leew. No. �. Rayfield Road Telephone 259J Decorator Fstimatta. for painting, wail -paper- ing, etc., cheerfully girt on re - et. Residence, No. 4. Bayfield Road Telephone Brophey Bros. - Tilt: I.E.U)INI; F'l ' I-:K.U. DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Amoulnnce service at ail hours, day or night. PHONES: Stone 12V Red. 21; t H E I11l' 11 w-omld 1t. tvor't .quint .inch, wade the I,-ruuud of ••Intuit with diamonds ore Chau its weight ht gold. ob-t.w-lug it it, 11 day of nest. ru Nutt t:,.4 rt. -1w1 only front such work as le• had d • th.• 41AS. te•fort•:• otherwise he worketit hitherto, he i- vory day working. Sabbath day. and wee t mthuldiug +111,1 guvella Ittk all the treasure.. therefore when we are a1l"4•utel to re.t nit the Ln lb day. \tr err 11..1 •rt••traluetl tram doing that whi4h lase- II .111.1 t•nd0u' y 1,0 tit.• glory. of (;cols r ••1 mese work the work- or Iliut that sent we." The Father. when he �eut tib sou Into the world: gist IBM work 10 du.• Ile 44 a. a works 1.rgetlt- er' with foal. Christ, having laid ldint sect( under obligation to do Illy work, laid out 1lims'it with the utmost r1g- hc ur 111111 h1du2: ry len work. ill \I;a,d'h i t le.. sit I 411114•••••1;11111 /1( Huron will preach. ' our Hc:neul! _r :.: u. t ,dn•1.ip. \\'aiter''loore•• 11 11ou..' Ivo! , ntu4en1e11t h:t• 1.....n started fi.r the ge11 41f Thy H•• cors `' that we lir ttnaulMas of the mcdhturial,King- ! 4 \lug.1,rau icas to le• 11o1..• within Tile Ilmi:+ -- r thaw year•, disappeared o i tonne to 104 40 x1 . r e n • thx1V we may .,ria here . ..I time, and ii,- world. 1 the (nese IIobjective. . t tM+ 5 j I• I lets •211::13-::-•. Paull here tells the .ho 11:1.1 he•u with 3101 N11.1.11 1171r10. 41f +. Mwutral sport• enol amt glorify 'rlu.. I 1 *Tien:- ! I 11 ti I rrt. fu ••r 17. and at the ;now time \\'ingluuu, The nt lencruly joys. , ..reaching 1.,1 rt_ were Cour. 1."1141hle -art"rr• ...atwitter• w ill he a h.a•key length. Ler u:atue we. pray. \ • • peepie 141 it 10111 he W0. 1 rkwl.•,❑ the unsr nod found shirt a the 11..utng '11 111111I• tent •1 h:1r41•1111 fetor, S. S. I,rSwyN FOR IN T. .2.1111. 1929 that he ueter aimed - at worldly Lesson Topir-1 ...tut er \tori at we:atili ibant o iv,tba itere awl ny 11hn I1eln /'eviction Indy. VI 1.1 Lesson Pattsage--Ilefte.is 2:15; VA- gat ,.,1 1 hristian rmt t(tafaith, who `%•noel ora ::,1 ,meg! had Jaen k-fr on It for 1W\t snpanler. 'arm near St Mary. (ty a lad who hast - - --_--- orkel there for too 4111y. and then SE.1FORTH lel"irt.•l• inking a bieyele witch 1 • "glue 20:9: Neb.'yr - The marriage 11f ala••. ,1\'iunilr'.1 11:9.1• .fovea 3tl::l:; I'.. it. only daughter 'of 31r. othi,Mr•. 'all''' 4:"'"; R -.1..11 11 '1r1 E1'an•. 0i Seaforib. "t.. Allan Golden E 1 \h•rrison Pringle took plate oil gator- p , Sr, 'tarots';. lieu. -I: I.. ll. t September ir. la. :t 1.1.111":-.1•18,' G.al ��huu•h, the rector. Iter. T. 11. itrowl. ion ot(+ /tar• • ogi.ia'1ul. 31 r. uu.1,3I -'. ,l'Ijtta.• 4y. _I. henry. tP (. r- • make tb.•ir bare ill S.•xforth. out n[ eesmmou I'a1•y Ilt.•liely. the 1I 11.• daughter "dere. Mme :"-_- .•f lir. 1•'. J. and Mr.. Ite•heh-, w'ns 104.. ked down by a ear 114'1 r 110r 11.01110.the wheel iii Ing. utter lo•r leg and imploring It between the klaa•e and the ankle. a GALVANIZED SHINGLES for The Reef Hand.or.e, int. t,. ,.00f.esayW yo.K 1d roofs -permanent. Get the tkp facia. .k� s simai GET THE FACTS AND SAVE YOUR MONEY SHEET STEEL CEILINGS tug, t.11iag plaster; eOd rn.tgbuy cracked cad. up tame. Easy to p esuckly and once up they army. Sodom or later. Lay to dean or paint. You will clever regret dee porch/we of a Sheet Suet CetL'aa• 0 FIRE -PROOF �Steel t resist firs look reeky. Add brightasw to balls. stores. churches. schools. kitchen. etbathrooms. eau uDOthe prices cad tail perm:WaR GALV ANiZED SIDING • foe Outwits Walls Three attractive t - terns. With building paper are warm. dry ten and paint y to psi SEE YOUR LOCAL TINSMITH n CARPENTER TIME TABLE OF THE ARROW COACH LINES Effective September 3rd, 1929 WOODSTOCK - GODERICH DEAD DOWN 'SUB -DIVISION READ ('1' A. NI. P. M. A. M. P. M. Leave 7.00 4.15 Arrive Godtriclt Miles 10.15 600 •' 7.20 4.8:1 " Ilolltea+ville H 10 25 5.40 7.25 4.40 " Clinton 12 U120 5.35 7.45 5.00 - " i4enfnrth 21 ill:.11► :51.15 St. Columba?) 23 :15 0 7.50 5.05t.1 •- !L J.i 5.00 " 800 6.15 Dublin ;t-. !► :N► 4.4:1 " 8.15 5.311 " Mitebell " .8.35 5.5(1 " , ithringville . ill 9 10 4.25 8.45 6.(11 Stratford 41 ' 8.41 4.15, " 9.00 6.15 • Shakespeare 51 r. it► 3.45 9 10 6:25 Tovistoek .51 5,20 3.35 't •':, 6 4(I 11 iekson 641 505 3.20 Arrive!' 15 7.0I Leave Woodstock 65 7.15 3.00 1)irect coneetiotn at Stratford with Arrifw• Conches to St. Marys, London, Kitchener. Guelph. Brampton. Toronto. Direct connections at Woodstock with .brow Coacher for Brant- ford, Hamilton, Oakville, Toronto. ('.\N('ELLIN(: ALL I'RI VIOt'S SCHKUt'LES ) • 1:111 il;.'.; sero... . . ! 'I'Lr..ltl0u• plate: crud rich furniture. tool wore 11. l "$ i.•rc g,,.,1 ,busies, and sonde a very h.••s.doniau• :1:19. good nppearuuetr Paul was not 0r.o 44,; r initiation. to. live like theta. 114' \ .. into 1"e gens- 1111111.1 119. eonuturtabiy anti Ns,tnhetr r.d.•on . Ma 11 111/111 living great.- ill. %':t- 111:1114. example out felly i11 corking 141 au • .f pac1•1se hones rtuploynx•nt, than be mitt t 1 that malate hint '.e aIle to live atld at the saltie since • J. R. Wheeler Funeral Director and Embalmer . All calls promptly attended to day or night PHONES Store 335 Residence 355W Hamilton Street, G(derleh RO13E:RT. WILSON FOR the famous Fleury Plows, De Laval Cream Separators, Frost Fencing and Gates Lt{nden s Haying Tools. Gould, Shapley and Muir's Windmills and Cement Mixers. Tudhope Anderson's Wagons and Machines.. Hatuilton Streit • (nderi'b, Ot ars., Robert Archibald 1• laid 1111 with u broken leg. the re•wlt of a fall from ;adder. John McKenzie. of 'rnek.•r•mltli. haw I,ur11haseri the mill -at the eta tion ;ruin 1 the 1'hnnls.01 t- '•Ice 1111.1 1• r.'" in 1",+W;r1n11. lir. chart... 111, •k:tv is reported to be making siti•f:tetory progress at the 'Western hu+Ittaal. Toronto- where he hu; leen tinder treatment. William .\141hihatl.l. of Tuckr ...no wino wenn the 4111110 .ehohtr;liip. :our 111 I;nelph to take a 1141ura1 at \grlenititri.l folie 1.'. Sirs. 1). Fell. of this 10011. W110 with Ser husband left by tr:.ill on Saturday 40.•11111g b. .pend the•- tT.lti�snitlt\.Wilt, 1 her si+ter. alts. 1Wl•r. a -at-'lino t, ex- pired soddenly- fr.hu heart trouble while on their way to the houu• of the hatter.. - c 10•4001. tt4(CAN4 fall P J• N A O A - Si f'~ /---..1-"" -C , C.,% ; : ' N A r( :-' i L Mei 1-11` • two JANGLE OVDS "till) 1) li 'll lit • Enjoy a Restful Night on Lake Eric on your Trip East or West, or to and from Canada WHFTHFR traveling h7 train or sum, enjoy in all night's ride on beautiful Lke F n.. (AB 1.me Steamers re maan,th int floatinghnteht,with lammeeoae forcible atatcrnnmt, e,cellent dining room wry. e int courteous attendants. Music and Noun/ on the Fteai ship SFF.ANpata" gested roadway.Anaritts, rye a day t,AB Lint way. Avoid auks and miles of Cleveland DN. aid Cleveland DiiuiesSnaky, F.•ih way. evert niaht, le.vtn 0 9.00 I)ail7sna ece.leaving Port Stanley,4 00 p m arriyiog 7 to s. m . (ff f T.) p. m. grown` Cleveland. 9 tup.m.. . m.. heal lit a November 1)11*. June )0th to Seta Cwwwene.r at(]..stied ter Cedar RAM, Pet -M -gay Demi et PAM. Am., sed asatlaw.at 114.90 one wsv - BUFFALO m Cl.h'to'Fi.A Nn - ...SO rd. trip NF I dal Auto' CerriANLFY to o - Fires Is.aooneway -oto. tCarriek `1 240 and Rm-st.00rd.ulp up Trite 1 1 ` r /metes et. Col'IiLetb Tree Till COMMAND ANI) $UVPALO TRANSIT COMPNYYciai Port Scaler. Cased• Mash%; I non .ntnt0111I111111I Il1lI1111Intir '. t t 1 Il1lil : nytlnnullll111111III111111I11uutIaui� .1 cu,"lmx .loslah Itandt. an old resident of Clinton. ,ILel S.'ptemlir 29th in hi• sixty-eighth year. He 1s survived by two dnnghters. a1rs. Fnrtils„ and 1.i1- 1Iti. tante of Clinton. The mentis of Elizabeth 'Tate \It- 1\otght. a-ife•of Luke Lawson, °velure.' September '211th at the age of fifty• three years, Deceased was a native of Hallett township. She a't, twice married, ler first husband leeing 1- rd Tasker..4 who diel In 11/10. Five yearn ago site w11. married to ales Lawson, who survives. Nillintn 11.1 Tasker, of Stratford, and Let11e Tasker. .if Detroit, are ;nrvl.ing sous by the first marriage. Sarah Trtdnn1. widow of Alfred Mikan'. passel away 5eptenther 29th hi her seventy-fifth year. 1Nre:t- :l was born In I;etl.a•irh low nshlp. but slut•*. her ,marring"... hod reshk•d ill Clinton. Her hn+hent died about sic years ago, and several stepsons and •tetelanghter.. survive. also a sister. Mrs. F. Mc4'nrtney. nod .it brother.: George and Jahn Tethutt, of 0041e - rich township: Alfred of (;ralerlth: Lewis, of Tutktrsmith: \Wn lga ter of Druid, Sask.. and Henry. of it(eliam's. etllf. air. aro airs. (1. 11. Paterson. .f Brampton. were recent visitors In tows. 31r. i'a'er-.ell was formerly the narl- enitnrat represent,' 1 v for Huron eonuly. The -the"d fair held here oh Friday dries was a very roe.•.•+sful 05.•01. 'r110 sl"••ins prizes for the high...; twill of ...nits were tion by Frances F1110.011- 111 00., Gertrude lt.;ld laid 1 for th5 Cornish. of the 1011'11 .,'h.,41.. uuil F'nne• I.ind*'.ty, \Will. Jervis and Jean Corot .11 of the rural ti•h.nals. WI11•11 prorpsilt) creme• lir tit tin• door. radios ,seventh nut ttu• W11 11..0 NEURITIS? Sciatica? Rheumatism? T -R -C' ear* wonderful for Neuritis. Mr. W. H. Davis of (trend Bend,Ont., Intl this so badly that hie wife had to dress him. T -R -C's made him well. He says, "My wife also used them for Arthritis. She wouldn'tbe R� for them." T -R -C's are equally Sciatica and or Rheumatism Neuralgia Lumbago. trick. Safe. No harmful drop. (At and 41.00 at your druggists '1'.RrCe` T, Rf1[l1MAT1C CAlSIIIJta a YID IU IFf[AIlJU' OIUCIHIf 1EC CC l��O IDIEID GODERICH INN GA Io 1\I -I I.\It'1•.-'1\:lit\ tI,Ii Durant, Hudson and Eises, jentral Motors Aatomo ,card Trucks Expert on Electric Trouble We Speeiallae on • rake Service ,n un It.. I',.IVr. Insp"•ct"u wince they are `paired by u - Automobile Supply. Electrical P*rfs for All Make of Auto. in Stock -To anyone Nli'. eau ,.ring a ear wl• a -. HARRY BRA , LEY • HAMILTON ST. MODEL NR 55 All -Electric eight -tube Neu- trodyne for house -current e;teration. Push -Pull amplifr- rition. Dynamic Speaker. l abinet of Walnut. $ 16900 (Less Tubes) Complete with Tabes, $195.00 But your new Freed Radio is pull- ing in Denver, Omaha, Los An- geles and other distant places as clearly as when, earlikr _ in the evening, you got your nearby stations. You.... never forget your first night with a Freed. . you'll get stations far beyond the range of an ordinary set -stations you have never listened to before. Tested for every possible condition of atmos- phere or locality Freed gives you a super selectivity that will pick up any station you want without interference from any other broad- cast. It gives you 3 reproduction of rare fidelity ---"latt at the microphone gets it." The new 1929 Freed Models are masterpieces of beauty and performance. They are made by a firm which has created fine radios since broadcasting began. Nothing in the world of radio will give you such value as these wonder- ful instruments.' Freed nc.t' models have phonograph pick-up attaclim: nr . . . and there is a model priced witla:n the reach of everyone. - Ask any of the following dCalrtst.••1e114.,o t1.•rc the Freed to you. PIIONE 247 GFR MODEL NR 79 All -Electric right -tube - Neu- trodvne tut h:e streets operation. Ptah run aml,ltai• eatioh. fine. 24( ty'p• tubes for richness of overtone repr6- duction. bynames Speaker. Phonograph pit up. ',rl(- enrinse.l Highboy Console of Walnut. 27075 (Lest Tshrt) . Coop:tie with Tabes, $104.00 ElEID EIS E MA `(lust as the Microphone (r(•t< It Freed Radios are being shown to this district by H. C. DU N LdP, Box 246 Diatnbutors fertOntsrle, D HDade" A Company, Ltd . Toronto and p nndnn, ()neerle l .. 3