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Do Your Christmas a*
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THE SIGNAL •
Shopping Early
Christmas goods are alt Itt- id on display. Ws in -
not be asked to buy.
Men's and Boys' Gifts, such as Neckwear, Scarfs,
Hosiery, Shirts, Sweaters, Spats, Pyjamas, Bath
Robes. handkerchiefs, Suspenders. Gloves, tJoder-
wear. heather Coats, etet
l'RIM-'FQ SUIT-�l'AS UYER—
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W... C. Pridham &- Son
Men's and Boys' Wear Phone 57
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NetFBUITIArived.
Success is assured in your
Christmas Baking . •
if you select your supplies from our fresh and wholesome stock of
RAISINS (Spanish. Sedless, Bleached, Puffed), PACKAGED CUR-
RANTS. DATES, FIGS, CHERRIES, PEEL, I.EMON11),_COCOANUT.
SHELLED) Nt'TS. CHOCOLATE, COCOA, LARRD,_KA-TRACTS,
tREAIM: BUTTER, BOOB. SMARTENING, --•P H• -ant PASTRY
Cal bt and examine our Fruits before bnybtg eleawStere
PRICES RIGHT -
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- SPARR'S GROCERY
THE STORE OF $ATISFAtlION
HAMILTY►N STREET — GODERICH
We I)vllw r In Towu Pill 1.: Ila
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CARLOW
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GODERICH, ONT.
CARLOW, Dec. 7.—Tflte• ii*uad Ma-
sonic at-home, held at Harlot! ou Fri-
day, December 2nd, wax, a grand sus•-
cese. Au excellent cotleest Was given,
after which war leech and dancing.
Servicers at the l'reabaterlan church
on Sunday were conduceek by Mr. NI heft Mcllaw C.P.R. 'tattoo for McCord.
roll, ,4 Knox l'ollege, Tostluto. Sask. It contained 330 bags of apples
(Ito hags of which were hand-picked
N.egitle p, MVO. . 11,4 hose id ynl
4 bags of carrots, bags of parsulpr
bags of 'mixed vegetables, 17'y bags of
catibige ftetilifliffe to the tang), 5 bags
of walnuts. 57',4 bags of potatoes, 1',4
bags of leets. 256 bushels of turnilpyjt
15 poUlxlr of onions, 630 pounds 4f
beans, R5 pounds of dried apples, 18
pounds of honey, 16 pumpkins, one cit-
ron, 1(15 gems of fruit, 912 small Jars of
apple butter, 100 small Jars ot marma-
lade, Jelly, ete., 711 cans of vegetables,
one- betr•eP•-€brtatmas• hooks' 'axle' I
small bale of clothing.
The communittes which contributed
to this shipment were Renmlller,
last week. Smith's 14111. Auburn, Westfield. Doo -
Mr. and.Mrs. Kenneth (*Wpbel1 and nybrook, Porter's Hill, Leeburn, Nile,
, two daughters, of D,•trolC v9ited rela- North street United (Goderich) congre-
itires here this week. gatlon. and the Bisset Bros. of Saltford
AUBURti
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ANOTHER O1 i1LOAD KINTAIL
FOR THE WEST
The Young People's Society of Knox
Itrv. N'. J. Psttoo Basis mune win, Presbyterian church, Ripley, are put-
taatrtad to Making This Shipment
(1u 'Thursday morning. December 1st.
a relief carload of fruit and vegetables
-FEKIN'G
-- MA'P L1C) t , flee. It aMt. and Mre.
Joe Day, of Hamilton, viseAti lir. and
Mrs. -herb Curran last w•
Mr.,and•lirs. Wm. John 7 t*11 visited
Mrs 1IMt1's mother, MI. Little, of
Kinloss, on Monday.
Mrs. Rlelwnl Johnston and Cecil
Johnston visited Mr. and firs. H. Mof-
ffat of Sarnia over the eek»end.
f Berk Wllyard of Du e .M. ,•e wag •
weekend guest of Rich i 'Kilpatrick.
Mr. S. R. Stothers of 1, Ur vlsitod
111s slater, Mrs. H. Icor ..' .e.+day of
The Women's Institute
the Foresters' Hall on
e•ember 13th, at 2.15
('hrlstmas Message," sistance of Mr. stud Mrs. Jonathan
1 nun. Buil cell--�lxuhaq f -
l'hrix[mas gifts. 1rsUeses--Mrs Air to the workers.
' Bean, Mrs. J. Taylor, M
1 con. e
The Ladies' Aid ot e Baptist ties In Saskatchewan.
chureh held their monj 111 meeting May i take this opportunity to thank
last Thursday at the holte Rt Mrs. W. the many contributors for theft co -op -
last and donations to this great
work?
Yours sincerely.
W.I.PATTON.
Heights.
Special mention should he made of
the Althorn contribution. Miss itailir's
11 mart in part In the North street congregation's
-9 De- offering and Rev. Mr. Shaw's In that of
s, Subject— Nile, and the Bftaet Brae.' generous as
, W. Rubin- sistane•P; also the hospitality and as -
A BIGFUR SALE1
Jor Christmas1
Fur Coats and Fox Scarfs
AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN YBAR8
('hoose one from our large display on
Friday and Saturday,
December 9th and 10th
A fair allowance on your old coat, and remodelling
. reasonably done.
—ALL ROODS GUARANTEED PERFECT—
PHONE 155
C. A. &- S. McKinnon
MILLINERY STORE — SQUARE
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Hug
on a play, -Turning the Trick," in
Kiotrll hall oy Tuesday, Dezember
13th. It 1s hoped there will he a large
attendance to see this Interesting play
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
•4tcettilttWCtL-TY.JW MI13It, dlace. A,
Mr. and airs. Robt. Sowerby and child-
ren and Mrs. John Sowerby spent a --
day last week visiting with friends
uear London.
Miss Marguerite Falconer of Gelder-
Mh spent Sunday at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Falconer.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ross and Mary,
of Holmesvllle, were Sunday visltorti
at the home of Mr. end Mrs. Victol
ftet w+ °ler Jae: Rosa.' -rho had been'
visiting there the part week,' returned
home with them.
Miss Ruth Evans was able to resume•
her duties as teacher of l'nion school
No. 0 on Wednesday of last week,
atter being laid up for a few days with
• sprained ankle.
The mild weather Is we:comerl by the
farmers of this district, who are busy
'getting their fall ploughing finished
Up.
Miss tiara Harmer and John are
confined to their home with measles.
Coal! Coal! Coal!�
We carry a MI line of ANTHRACITE, BITUMINOUS and
I'OOOHONTAS COAL and COKE.
Our Poeohontas is treated so that. Yen here no duet. With
this treatment It gives you much better combustion, therefore you
g� i-.S11a,.:)tt}►kdt readaosa-7 " be.t►ng c,uv(
NI oar 1a-watg►wd on soar own reales (the !Market
Sales). L - --
We carry a full tine of Shelf and Heavy hardware, Plumbing,
Ik,aUug and '19usmithing Goods, and we guarantee aatdafaction.
We have a six -cylinder Studebaker liar which am ire courertod
Into a good truck, for rale at a very rearonerble peke.
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Chase C. Lee s t'z.rR
Phones—Store, 72 --House, 114.
daughter, Mrs. J. K. McEaehero, at
London.
Dr. nisi Mrs. Robt. McComb. of West
Virginia. visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ross last Friday. Mrs.
Met' sh was formerly Miss Nora
which are becoming quite prevalent. r1 - •
Misses Pearl and Davila Rougvhe, of llomm.
ttloderieh, were guests -.t the -#►em,• 4,�,Tllr regular monthly meeting of the
11r. u1 1 afar. G. W. Harwood on Mon- I wet wanhe Fire Iaauranes Go, -
1s. John •WU- The car was well filled and Is going iwas held in the s,'e•retary's utBee ou
to one of the most needy municllell 'day. Tuesday.
Polon ('hovel Neter—Next Sunday Mr. (',re•
Black. who for a number of
.ervi,e will be held as usual in Union ye -ars has leen ,rwducting the chewing
church at 3 p.m. Sunday school at 2 mill al the Dlslier dell, has dtaposed of
p.m. The pastor, Rev. F. W. Craik. his property to Joe Petrie. SOD of John
i will occupy the pulpit...Freed.* has Petrie. ith tooeesstun of Ashfield. Mr.
commenced for the annual ChristmasPetrie took possession hart Thurteday
trea_aat.ec•neert of Lacon church San- Mr. Lawrence Smiley _of BltteTale
day eehool, to be held In the chunk one
called on friends here on Tuesday.
Thursday evening. December 22. A Th (;elle of the Anglican church are
good program Is being preparell....The holding a enehre party -fa the parish
regular meeting O1 the. Y.P,S, wU1 be , hall on Wednesday. ' - -
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d-tw he-eheeea-i'riday. _q'tr. . rift. J+ealwr Fgm3
rr• - •p' rminr 1u-
'ZTilold Porter win nave charge of the r'Ulnae are putting on their pity. "TAP
meeting. AU young pleoplir are cord!-'Ulnae
o'i'ls k Boy." In the parish hall
ally invited to attend.... There was a „a Friday evening of this week.
fair attendance at the service in InionFatrtieers—}rye munlclp►al ele-
chon•h on Sunday. The pastor, Rev. i Hosts. 141111.11 took plae•e In Arhflel I and
F. \C. Craik, occupied the pulpit and West w'awanosh on Monday, developed
preached an interesting sermon On. Olt_ ,.teeoslelrralde llreilness. A large nuns.
„'webieel-'etrniv111 -In'y quku-hwe---t ttlereentst l to els.*
a. text. "If any of you do err from the mat their rules. The results were r
troth. and -one Punvetl Lith. MPT rpri n AsLfteld. leartnR the smrtfi I
C. . ltole-rtson. with a good attendance.
The trrealdent. Mrs. l'. A. Whwson, pre-
sided over the meeting. A splendid
program wan given, Ineludlng a talk err -
St. Paul by Ills Margaret Small,
Afterwards a dainty lune Yaps served cured a position In Detrolt. Mrs. Nell -
by the hostesses, Mrs. W. . Roht•rtson
son and children dnTend joining him
and Mrs. A. Asquith.
Heath .L.Jaba Wilson.�,•i[tpa of the
oldest aid beet -known resWNdgts of the
T7ti vim
l ermmmllty, In the person of John Wil- Dalton are very sorry to lean of bee
eon, passed .away this (T�t,•ureday) serloWl(n Mr
mornlugcat the age of righty -Ove Tears. Mr. and Mr+. F.luxu'Fatrimh e! An-
Tis
funeral will le held oh wtl(at*rday horn visited on Monday. with Mr, and
afternoon to Auburn l're.Ly(erlao
Mrs. John Farrlah.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mjschm.a two
rime Ign.ere,a-7iUbIic Jstrie'lbe eivi►dres. of..
held at 2 o'clock. The .ets4e w 1 be }apes Little •
auspices.- �Lr: Wtlaou •
having leen for over fifty4r,1 rs a Malt
maJter of Morning Star .wisp. inte•r-
meat will be In Hope chapsl.cenlete•ry.
COLBORNE TOWNS}IIF
t ltable'et township. -, - ; COLBORNE TOWNSHIP, Dec. - 7.—
Mr. and Mrs. Will Clayton and ton
COURRIES CdRN ERS t Jack. of Putnam,, spent Sunday with
the lady's' parents. Mr. rind Mrs. John
COMMIE'S CORNERS. The. 8.— i Treble.
11te /'.F.W.0 held the December meet. I Mr. Kenneth Actin of 1 etrolt spent
tag In the hall ibis afternoon with a ' the week -end at his home here:
fairly good attendance. The main atlas Marjorie Hetherington spent
badness was the election of officers for
the ensuing year. The only change from
last year was the iweretary. who 1s now
Mew. IJnyd Robb. Plans were made for
buying flannelette and making layettes The Ladles' Aid of the Presbyterian
and small ehlldr"h's clothing. church held their meeting at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Armstrong and of Mrs. Alt Errington on Tuesday.
the week -end with her aunt, Mrs. Robt.
Me 11 wa In.
Mrs. \%m. Mcltw,tln visited with
friends in Wtngham on Thursday.
family. of Loralon. visited over the
week.eod with Mr. and Mrs. DevM
Little. - We onion] congratulations to Mr.
iWilfred Ferried' on' Ms election to the
'ib iftehip 11 And were especially
pleamwl to ase that he headed the poll':
Mr. James Neilson. who with Mrs.
Neilson and three children has teen
living recently with the Indy's parents,
Mr: and Mrs. Archie Johnston, has se-
WIEWIETtteirirIMINETME
CARLOW STORE NEWS
S 1'RE WE HAVE BAR(;AI.NS
M. a N. Tooth Paate itle
Bay -Rum Shaving ('ream19e
Candy Kars 6 for 25e
Resehnut Gum 3 for lee
—GAS'. PAIi, SPF.('iA1... 24e—
Everything from Soda Crarkerw
to Shingle Nalla
FRANKLIN Mel1.V°A.IN
NERKTMETINETIMITMETOE
know- that he which converteth the t pad without any n•prwe ntxtlyr. How-
sdnner from the error of his war 1h•ll'' pope, ,.ongratulfions a re *Alighted 10
twee a sen! from death, and shall hide: sii,-c1+.fll; rsndhl.+t++.
a mnttltude df sins" IJames 5:1x► -2111. ' iesi atld Miert Rartgrtet.—(4, Wee- t
(From another corrtspcnd,•nt 1 telslay .'%ening o1 last week a father
The Ladiew' Aid of Ebenezer United ,and sun
Nxs held in the base
chunk held their regular monthly ment of the United church. Alseut
meeting ou Thursday ei'rning last at seventy father- mud 1/011* eongregstc,I
the home of Mrs.'D. Remota. This meet- far esad t hnring sp•nl
tug inrinded the men folk, who wi.h,-t a s-erylie pleasantevnt eveniret+erng. The .peak•
to hear the address of Mlsa N. Sinclair. ,,rs for the cession were • Mr harry
It.N.. of Stanley township. She was Long of ( ;alerlch and Rev. Mr. Craw I
formerly a resident of this neighbor „f Klneardlne. .\n orchestra suppllyd
howl and for Rome time was ■ewa•latel sled,.
with Miss M. Moatard. R.N., of Gip- 1 N M fi Off,—Tlar \ - M s of •
sumetile, to mission work. She was '
the 1'rr.bytertan church held their
of the• meeting Rome lively vocal end !Kolar monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Sam Iiheerdown sod two child- instrumental musk. was enjoyed and
Musk # Mcwhtnnry tier spied the '
heard with much interest At the c1cs.1' rr
Mrs, W. R. Stother. The prr;ddent.
ren, Harold and Ada,- of -6ederith.
..(pent Saturday with ML. -_!!(.;Mrs.
John Trehfe. -
Mrs. Jas. Feaganlin having a new
splrouse lift. Wet% Morelli tate returned home
after visiting with friends at Port Al-
bert.
Mrs. Wm. Watson of Nile 1R visiting
irlth Mr,. Robt. Mellwain this week.
Mrs. Thos. McPhee has returned
home after visiting with her slater,
Mrs. J. Bisset of Saltford.
the pupils of S.S. No. 1, Colborne,
will hold their Chrkrtmax concert In
the township hall on Tuesday evening.
December 211. l'wteeds of the errning
In aid of the school.
The Sunday achool of the United
church will hold their Christmas enter-
tainment on Monday evening, ,.Decan-
ter 19, in the church.
The Presbyterian church wUl hold
their Christmas entertainment In the
township hall on Friday evening, De-
cember 23. ' _
Mr. Harry Inkster of Goderdch
vielted wtth his Mew,- -iris—Meant
Mitchell, lest week.
(then a bountiful lunch was served. I, chair. The Scripture lesson was read
Mrs. E. Tehhutt and wee son have re- Fitzgerald. Readings on Brit
turned home from the Clinton public is ��
ocepsi
lilytlnllana were given by 'Pr. Me
titr..11...1Min-laseasinit moms,
hospital.
el Mrs. Roan and Mrs. David• ft
work done at his mill, t twtng"tlre anneal meMtt*g. the
Mr. and Mrs. S. Skinner of Munro foiloNhig officers were apl'uhltM for
visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. R. the ensuing year: 1're•aldeot, Mrs. R.
McWhinney: 1st vice-preeldent. Mrs. M.
Willr. iamson.
(habaldeston la confined toI Davidson; 2nd vks-president• Mrs. J.
the house with a severe attack of rhea- Bennett: secretary -treasurer. Mr. F.
matin. Ross: supply se••retary, Mrs. G 11 Me.
Mrs. J. Cudmore has returned from Kenale: Tidingsaw retary. 31 r..- J.
s recent visit with her Roo Earl, of BBennett : tame helper, overdoes, Mrs,
Brampton. m F. Reiss: we•Icome and welfare PPM.
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Furnaces Cleaned,
Repaired and Pipes
• Replaced
— lh ape arena rwed went reur.w.p,-
Agent for McClaay Furnaces
JOHN PINDER
GODERICH. ONT.
Phase 127 P. O. Bel 131
SMITH'S ART STORE
1111ve now on display all their
ll Christmas ■ p1W
if.
('fibra. Pottery, and no end of
a.e•fhll dainty little gifts from
25t U p.
Thi• Ir the shop to sekct Juat
tee *net yrs, want for e■veryew'.
Itnt the Pietisms •re wonder-
ful
onderfol. Is,ye-Ir Iatlelseapee, Mar
Ines. and /-,pies of the Old Ma. -
leer+• nulglnr In prier from 225e,
35e, Ser. 75e. $LIS. up to $25.911.
And nothing is MI mulch ■ppre-
clitel x1111 gt,vw wrote Meting
pleasure• n, a good Picture.
c'enue ill anti wee all the pretty
pings.
soh-,udld line of CHRISTMAS
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—STORE OPEN NiGHT$-
Smith's Art and Gift Store
Fast Street Phone 191e
DUNGANNON
DUNGANNON, Dec. 7.—Mr. and
Mrs. G. M. McKenzie and family spent
Sunday In Clinton, the guests of Mr.
McKenale's mother, Mn. Thos. McKen-
zie.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mowbray of
Itluevale called on friends here last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Robt. McKenzie has returned
home after a week's visit with ber
hristnems Store
)HsOM[TuIG FOITP CVLPYB()DY la
'LADIES'
Winter
Coats
('oats at clearing prices. Our
entire stock of Ladies' Coate
offered at leas than cost. A
great opportunity for ymi to an-
ent*- a Coat at a
VERY LOW PRICE
M Wear
The Gift Season is here -'.-give practical gifts
this year. We are ready.for your-Geis-I--
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our nsmss trade witha host -of suggestions
FOR LADI EFOR MEN
LINGERIE
HOSIERY
GLOVES
._. SCARFS
FINE SHIRTS
UNDERWEAR
PYJAMAS
1 IES. SOCKS _...
GLOVES
SCARVES
'KERCHIEFS
SWEATERS .
BELTS
FANCY BRACES
HATS and CAPS
'KERCHIEFS
PULLOVERS -
r DRESSES
LEATHER JACKETS
LINENS
BATHROBES
TOWELS
attar
aloe oi; %lard 4
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intoriartasrrrisirgingim
Dalai
MEN'S
Overcoats
Overcoats of fine cloths and
tailored by experts; we are
offering these Coats to you at
unheard-of prices.
$15;00 and
$17.50
('ome and nee them and he e011-
vineed of their value.
ITED TO
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tarp, Mrs. It Davidson; key woman,
Mrs. W. R. Stothe:s: program commit-
tee. Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Anderson and
Mrs. W. ii. liaise.
1 sited Church W. M. 14.—The annual
meeting of the W.M.S. of the United
church in Dungannon wax held Fri-
day. headings were given by Mrs. A.
Elliott and Mrs. (;. C. Treleaven. A vote
of thanks was sent to Mrs. Crawford j
for the beautiful flowers sent by Beth
In memory of her grandfather. 11. i.
Crawford. The election of odicera I!
,tauited as follows: President. )1 CS
1ta Pentland: vfr•e-pre !dent,
Elliott; eorreeponding ,
G. Harris *melodist L.
Campbell: stranger* see
Geo. Irwin; temperance seentary, Ma.
B. Rose b ; supply ret Pift'y.
Campbell ; treasurer, Mrs. H.P. Why-
ard ; ('hristian stewardship o *-rotary,
Mrs. F. Stewart; Missionary Monthly,
Mrs. ]t -Clore; pianist. Mrs. Jas. Mc-
Whinney : press secretary, Mhos .11. M.
i'entlarwl ; axelatant, Mre. G. C. Tre-
leaven: finance r•ommlttee, Mesdames
McWhinney, %%yard, A. Elliott. Mel
Culbert. Rnaeh, Williams; literature
aer-rstary, Mre. Whyrd.
Junior Farmers.—The regular month-
ly meeting of the Dpngannon Junior
Farmers' Chili was held on Thursday,
when a very enjoyable time was spent.
The Junior institute had been invited,
end over one hundred were in attend-
ance. 1n the alewnce of the president,
Allan Reed. 11. 1.. Atklneon..pf Clinton,
assistant agricultural rtemmettattra
dor the enmity of Huron,
condneted the meeting. 14
in his opening nenarke,
broth organizations upon tbs.
their work, which, he said.
a
Ineo4
feted
exs 01
MIAMI
most favorably with that of other almb
lar organisations in the county. There
was a short program, including the fol•
lowing numbers: inatrutneeMl piano
duet. Mh.sea Claire Pentl,nd and Anna
Reel: vocal solo, Miss Margaret Pent-
land: reading, Miss Helen Anderaon,
after wtlr'h election of officers' for the
Junior Farmers' Club for the ensuing
year wee heM talth the following re-
sult: President, Ailan lle•sd; vice-
president, Fordyce Mark; strrleary,
Harald Webster; tret'grer, Albert
Taylor; program connoting, James
Wilson, Thomas Anderson lad Hamll-
tem Clutton. It will AO the a=Pell
Thr► •
of the
this
the
by the
;debt
bit
the
tive to appoint other
meeting closed with the
National Anthem.
program, a Anne, w
Swish, for which wan M
Phinkett oreheatra. A
tenelt'baa merest are a
mow was 3eollgnt Rt
wK the feeelearal AMP*:IW a
I Il<va.n end' Ma It DaeJdaow sera
Christmas
Suggestions
NEW HATS
for the holiday season.
in velvet, felt, metallic trim-
mings, soft colorings and
cleverly blended materials.
Scarfs, Berets, Baby
Bonnets and Costume
Jewellery.
Miss Me IiicVicar
throgrii rm.=
THE
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GODERICH
HEAT FOLKS
HAPPY IS THE HOLM -KU
THAT KNOWS mese
T Vf MERRY SOULS
OU HEAT
WITMAOPCOALS
APLENTY!t
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1f rear heating equipment has shown
signs of a nervous breakdown. phone
for the Heat Polis. A ferw doses of
'blue coal• and It will pert up imme-
diately. Here 1s • diet that is easy to
digest. The Heat Polka drive away
furnace frowns and rheumatics. They
pit Are in its heart and • healthy glow
in its cheeks. With the Heat Folks
ai the job, your furnace will get strong
and robust- end soon need 'title at-
tention.
RINCERITT
AlrxPrtt, and pare tKi �. a Mu8TARD 0
age .shall pass eltallaaL n� R.
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