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You Remember Forty RHEUMATISM
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or Twenty Years ?
Twoaty Yeas Ao tam Imre Adios* IIsi emaplotoi nor bop -
mot Wk Woo' Soto* Ordiostra-latiploat Slate at Owl
Frathati Wee Qeickly Extiagsithott Wstthosas-Clas. Blake,
Was Mies Mo.
fady Years Ag. Mr ea Mrs. Than. Smoak Colobratml Twostietlt
Waist Assivorfary -Harry Gloat Was Aloft at Paint*
WON Vows -West Hamm cooservativitis Sollectoi ft. W. jahastoal
As Stiosimi lam
• Ur. Wm. UAW foivao M Istorestiss Accost of Goiericit As Ile
rut maw ft. la 106.
Miss Lade Acheson has conned.
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beiptemeatit $s *oat Wifil
theitrtle* Tits litesidiradeelteetni
Oneida letters ha iese Moo
that Tax.% Imre smastmelleMY
tritabod iffiawmatlitair LIII
liewrititelloietka *am Odom Moue
vela* SR hoot
avidoettesioaleoesperatteporlortees
HI yea reetter we woo goes. try
thee Mewereteeill eiseolitPedletta
remedy itt tour expeases Woe*
gist* oellT.R.C.0a eit.lifispee beers
For Pros Trial writs %MX.. giro
11 Collies** Itte, Taivereme.
lomat Meat 11. C. WNW
worry YEA*S tleputation to iriterview the Do.
roinion ministera on thelarbor pro-
telenta The Hew of Mar. 14, 1902). rection and other questiotto connect.,
Hobs. lieLeas rece cow of ed with the telyn
' barges YeelltdaY, mal:ing the num. *
her in his stables over sixty. Chas, Blake wae preparin% the
.• Miss Jordan. who hos Wee in one fall yesterday.
A , ments in Winnipeg for some thne, On Saturday evening ebout g p. in.
lies been tagastill by W. ao .1ticKirn, the watchman et the Orgsn factory
i and li now in•full charge. detected smoke, and a search Showed
* * * no' that it Came rout the ilelehing de-
• ' id. D. lie le returned to town on pertinent, where he. dlicovered Mit-
Felder, ha completed a business trial burning. He called out, t"" n Ladies' prehoftril gliee her InanY
ttip to the TakecOUnties of Westerrt steed of running to the telephone,' Pleasent exPetleneek the Inett ideate
°aerie. Ile eats Melling binder directed tbe Carapsny's hose on the 1 lug of all being the fad that the or -
twine. end his orders aggregated 490 fire and in a few minutes it was un- ganiestion was ersucceet financially..
tons in *eight and *122,500 in valuee4der eontrol. Two hundred dollars and received univerad applause 'tom
. . * * 1 * !will make all the damage good, and auditers IVId the 'Prese. The lady
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W.
M. Ifilitatt Moved. 'seconded by but for the ready, wit of the eatotele, who tit* the journeys well, has had
° W. T. lifutriey, that the mayor, A. S. er, the amount would have been re- an experience of the Amid across the
Met!avr'eud Coot. A. ii• Shephard be corded in five hgerea. line and 403 inhabitants that has
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tree ort Jordatee colter' for a own -
of the leading millinery establish- * * *
&else* 1* fever uf she Boers. The
debate Was at friariey and good zit
*r4 affitir, ana both sides. hope to
meet *grain, wheat the IV., Men kay
tho result will be different.
FOITTI TEAM AGO
ed her engsgement with the Mafia -
gore of the Ladies' Roston Orchestra.
and returnee to thesold home. The
engagement lasted five months, dur-
ing which time Our talented Indy
linist pined in nearly every State
and Territory of the Union, the route
extending from the Atlantle to the
Middle 'Western. States. Only once
die the orchestra play in Canada, the
company making a stop at London
for one pettormance ". Miss Ache -
son's five month* with the lerstort
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(Frees our files of moos l'!4th, eot:2).'
The Iliehop of Huron. AssAsted by
Rev. Conon iSiwood, of tioderich. held ts
confirmation aerrkee in $t. Pouts
church, Clintoo, on Senility evening*
*bout twelve befog coefirmed. - Mite Mew Idanasse. Rats Lc
° s • MOW OeSsess.S4ein----"I "offered ebo.it
The old twee; blaceeinith 'Atop on sme, wklit phoplie and blotch,*
Kingoton strstet, Wag pulled down last not os say We. Too doctor
weete QW*. number of old,builds isse * araa mimed jay bed blood. MY
legs
have befit taken down ot lute. „ awe was soiere 1 delta like to go out
'34 * Own *crowd of people.
On ?derider lust the fishing tug*De- osse. des./ was talking to a friend,
spatelt esught off Oedema lotrbor 04 ease ivied me ti, get a bottle oI
and Swought to port 2,500 lbe. of burdock Blood Bitters end try It.
whitetlah and trout. :jest took ewe bottles, and there Weal%
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it blotch or pimple et any kind left.
Mia Henry Martin, ot Goderich. oome mesa asked, mo whit I
has purchased the business of Wei- stri saki sounisek
Per's Hotel. Exeter, artd will take rditsecluda owe 1 onnot lege*
possessiori on Ole 1st of May. 1, pew spa recommend it to
*It
lierSOla Who wants save reusery
Mrs. 'Webster of Pine River who ex, those vasty planets *id blotches.' '
her mbiserrin,,adosnitdino'frthhererdsendatr.initymt B. Milburn co., Ieimited unlit;
has returned:1(mm. • • ' TheliT.BB.
1111 mandactured0 "ir
bp
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The three oil peintingit on exhibi-
tion
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in Saunders' window are from, John Stewart a grocery. Creasing
vtbeerybrescrollanefbieb!re. Seeger, and „ere Hamilton street we come to' J. 0_,
• Detlor's repair . store, where F.
* * 0! . Hunt's store is now, and wood •was
Capt. Jas. Bogie will bring his v.05„ elite on the corner where Robe' .,
eel from Picton direct to Goderieb, son% leteeerY.ie now. Next in that
and has left for the first mimed place bl k mcConnell had a frame wee
tielth that intent.
1115 * welch be lived. • Then acres* '
The ?Jost Perfect Back in Paris--itere it is, and it belongs' to Mme
1 0 Wed the
Mr. W. V. Goodin, xink, manager,
will leave for Manitoba next Wed-
nesday. Mr. Waddell left for Mani-
toba on Monday last. Mr. Weether*
all will not leave until May.
Goderieh towinildie Last eFridaY. The die/rifler Totirnen, is getting
afternoon was day of contuderable, overheulect by ehip carpenters for the
spring trade. •
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Snowdrops were iri bloom on the
15th 'Jet!. in Mr. Henry Horton's gar -
and the cootest between Chet!. Prouse
'Rd. one Rieh. oun and 'William * * *"
Messrs. sjOhn Mecleid' arid Oiimant
sxcitement for the inhabitants uf
Goderieli township, when the sawing
match announced in The Star twee,
off. The wager was. for $20 a. Ode,
and Herbert, Larvhrey of the Huron
Cook, of the Beyfte d road. e
teams were respectively championed
by Alfred Tebbutt • and Richard.
-Burke:- The -time, was four tours
to cut and split, sound red beech
which bad been felled 44 skidded
the previous dny. The blend tat
Moorboute were m town this week.
t Our population flu year is 4042 its
against 4,195 ,Yieers
' score of years. having elapsed,
East' street was Ceabbe's block. Mr.
Crabbe had a store an the corner of
Kingston street and Jived over it.
On the other side of 'Kingston -street
was the Albion blecle There was -a
*dwelling there and George Brown had
his office there and I eup se lived
since the marrytge of Mr. and Mrs,
start and at tho iinislt was given by Tbos. Sowerey WAS coesumetated,
From the start it Was
tit id s *ere rettr well
hundred spectators assembled 0. friends joss week
dill happy eouple, 4th concession,aitembled at the residence of ' the
seen bo tie two
ntetched, the Huron roacf team 'Me -
kg a slight advantage in sawing,
'‘vul the Barfield -road teem a little
t e best of' t(being heavier men) et
Gorielich towethip, where they were
reeeivrd with unbounded hose/Wilt,.
Mr. Harry Clecas has a nair of
splitting. At the ,close Prom. _sae , fine oil meetings, on vsew at. D.
latmelireY had . eight single • cords, Strachates.One of them, is a view
while Cook and 'Young had a 'freOtru -of the propellor "Nyack," ' and the
more than tight corps the luting other is a breezy sketch 6f the tug
being done by two other men- °Trudeau," towing the Government
• * dredge "Challenge" and 'bargee ,1ntp
God i weshi * A small force 'Goderich harbor. ,Mrs Owes is an
Peruande Diamant, a Parisian stage „at4t
best drgesee,t woman he the, Feed eepital, althoughsthis 'picture doesn't
obese it.
nothing less than trariteulous. Ite Hartman- I never know what t�"
help is euicirly apparent and's0On the do with me week -end.
Exehange block. George Ilopkine ast atic Nilo has found out lite de.,
attack raga re T
there. The next block et he rt le are
limns' barber shot). .Baee of the, will never be without it. Rk is eel
Was the proprietor. Next was Wile eendability of this sterling' rented&
was.
Watson's bakery. One in
/bloelt on the Square is left. In Otte
there was Donceigies .taVern and e
few stores. And this brings us round
to West street agile
At the' top of the hill as you turn -
_ed, to the lighthouse, Hands had a,
leteery, -which was used as at gwird
housein the Fenian raid, The light-
house keeper's name was Fiddler.
When 1 came to Goderich the dna
had been built and the jailer's -name
Was Robinson. The court house was
tie. The Centralsschool ops just fin-
ished and I levelad the ground: The
court 'house 'grounds and -,the streets
and likewise the cemetery grounds
were late out by some contractors,
strangers by the name of ItennedY,
Campbell and-Chltesbers, They paid
50 cents a day for laborers,
On KingstOn street there were
three taverns, ,the Enniskillen -The-
goon (John Allen),. the Huron (3.
Dark), and Vitzwillianis' taveR, all
of, which have disappeered. Piper's
flour mill was eunning,, but is gone -
now. Mr. Platt built a big flour mill
below -the jail, which is also gone.
The Buffalo and Lake Huron rail-
way
was built through to Goderich in
1859, Capt. Blewitt was station
master.
There was a St. George's church
on the bank, a small Methodist
church on North street, the Episco-
pal Methodist church . building
A • Roman Catholic church at the
end. of North street, of which Father
Snider was the priest, and new con-
nection .church. 1 will clese with tbe
names of a few �f the men who were
here .in the 50's: ' Dr, McDougall;
Trainer and . Thompson,/ William
Sharman (builder), T. Kneeshaw
(builder of the British Exchange Ho -
tele Josiab Perry,- W. Story of the
Foundry Company, Peter Nolan
Ofiacktnethe G.Moores Esq.; J.
Reid, V. Bates, J. Nairn, G. Jemmy,
W. and G. Cox, S. Adams, Abraham
Smith, Mitthevre (cabinet • maker),
of Britis ors from the Rifle • Club
went over to Berimiller'laat Thuesday
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night to defend the Ifoine Govern-
ment in the °South African dispute a-
gainst,* euartette of the Colbornites,
Leaf rime sthe rest-irhe o11style "tongsreo bicycles Is being re-
Plteto shows Fred St. One mounted ori teleh
'adept at painting marine views.
On Wednesday last the Conserva-
tives of ,West Huron met in conven-
tion at Du:nominee-toe the opterpotie
who, for the time being were Boer of selectinga candidate to contest(
syinrtheters Come G. Laithwaite, that Mins for the local, legislature
oritgodery and It Salkeld on, ,osee4 W. Johnston; of Gode.
•presented the atermatives but owing rich. - was nominated by. Lewis'- ,
to bad roads they arrived somewhat
late„ when they found,,Cora. N. Ker.
nitihart assisted by Messrs. Robert-
son, Grdon Young and„Malloy, The
deffleiency in the British ranks was
allowed to be made up by -longer
Thorne, ef Blyth, seconded by W. T.
Bray," of Winghatn. About"dozen
other earitliditteeSetere • nominate, 'as
ouget- Whom were -Mr. P. Kelly,' of
Myth, and our towrointen, Messrs. S.
Platt, Campbell., J. ad
11: W. Bills but•ell.retired in favor of
hes and the itlialti lads did the
bed they could 'to tbat end. Messrs. the iirst-naided candidate •.
somewhat lager thee the rear One. ' ,
vived at Palm Beach 4
vehicle. Upohill were 014 ludges and,gave their St. Patricks Day was celebrated in
n close observation it will be seen that. front w ee Oswald Ginn TAMA rind Ward Gleds , * •-•
w
s, Goderich, on Priday evening last by
lecture by Reis A. McKeon, pf Park-
hill, and a sacred coneerf in St, Pets
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LIGHTS,IX SEDAN
,$242$
„it fi.b. Walkiruilk Oni
er's church.- The parieh priest of St:
Peter's, Rev, , Father ',Natters, „intro-
duced the reverend *titter and.Vald
everywhere. „
Meteors rarely become visiblysiti-
minims at On altitude of more that;
eedentrfive mibes. 's •
Fortene-"Why• not keep yourha
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FO1RdLe,,...,31. FlOtsr7
CIA'Itisf_rkEtlIER
fe.e,eeeeeee•eere.ee'
SPEIALS it iVicE•Vki EN'$. ri-
2 cairn Tomatoes, 2s. ", , 2 for 256
,*bee Cocoa. fors . • ss .. .2ree
Gooa canned.Corn for . . .. . .
Good (satiate& Peas foi e.. ... ....15e
Paolcegis Dates": ' elfre
A rico assortment of-Cekets, Ib ... ..... .20e
A aloe line of Plain Cakes, lb .,„. ,..; , • 15e.
•epecial in auslasa Powder. 3 ties
Spielers Catsup, 35o bottle ter .«.. ••..256
10e Ammonto,s3 pegs. for_ . . ... . 25e
2i bars good 'Washing Soap for ,.. 51.00
ji McEWEN
Phone 46 and we send them to your house
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Here is a Rea:Bargain-Aim Gieated
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Ever Offered in Canada Value
The ''Oaderleh' Star costs "$141 a year. The FamllyAllerald and Vireeldy
Star ot Montreal costs- $`40. a 'yew. We slow otter a fun yearet subeeription
to both papers for loh7e. s
-'7$2 75 -- •
a tribUte to his pewers ae public ' Darnel Cordon and .1. •
speaker.
TRYING TO R :OUT I,••
SIXTY.SIX TEARS 'AGO YOUR RHEUMATISM An Excellent Premium
our forty years ego column has led It Can't be Done -The Trouble Meet iltith The PaitillY iffeheld and Weeetily Star is Included a eopy ot the new
stM should be taught 'to describe the Canadian Coat -of Arnie A copy will
boSeartree to all nth° accept dila offer. „ •
htc. Wm, would to pen the follow- be Treated Through the Blood Canadian .Coat of Jinni in Ole h Odle colors, size II x 17 inches. This
ing Anterestin yecollectionss
Who was Dunk Howenr He was -
the jolly cots* of the Ploughboy
that wet • plyingritetween Goderich
and the ports alo the Huron coast
in 185. In that year / shipeed
freight on her to leiticsostline I the*,
the• the P1ougby was first deem
boat that had hailed out of Goderich. in blood and rheumatism come
At that da.t.e there was quite bud- together and if they are protierly
ness 'with sail era4. .In the esrlY treated thee- will go together. kheu-
days there were gut number of radiant is in the blood -in r watts
The pain of rheumatism is some-
thing you cannot rub out. Every
sufferer from rheumatism has bee
advised to rub tido liniment or that
On the affected part, but after all the
rubbing the pain remained. *Rub-
bing did not euro leene can't cure it.
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See This New Low -Priced Sedan!
Two more cylinders make a world "Of than any other light six-cylirider motor
difference. • ever produced, but the perfect distribu.
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you, yoke k when the trar.slx sums tion ,oF the , car weight over all four
down to et satire gait in tragic. You wheelsAtri it 'anima Tiding and (My.'
notket it When the open highway *head ing qualiuts•
invites the throttle. You no6ce• it in the If you'have been accustomed to daring
loggrog responsiveness, the greater flex l- at 'four." the responsiveness of the
Wks. the mama sin.o.o.t.h.n.e.as and I -MT -ft will be a tevetatioth• If you
intik, absence of Inbtation.re now cl • oth er tar.
* dmthole& of vibration sad perfect balance
These are no .w pleasatts waking of this Ltallt-,SOC will create new stand.
for you -tut zurdertaker LIGHTSIX tad* of tiding someorti
Wittediut, equally
Sedan.. is the now low
Not ettly is its motor more powerful, price of $2425* -tut intrinsic vane
with-
wior. flasible and freer from vibration out pendia in the industry.
StatIeheicee is the World's lArgest Solider of Sibt-Criisahr Cana
Laght.Sot
sirms..,1121W.8,4011.1%
Clogaist -.,$1230
thaellart(1.1.-.. 149S
Coesteltatelowaisaw ) 1921,
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good vessels built b Mr. Vieriton,
such as the Lily Dewey and Mait-
lend, both of which brouelitiffulte,0
erowd to see this launching.
The harbor in those days ;Was the
mouth of the rive, lo that in
Spring it was not side for Vegas do
WIL.5011ft 47Pea .126' Wit. son:K1
Chaasis .44 4.$1200 (Amok
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Ree‘lissee (4-Pissit.)::::: 2073 Gimp. tiCrikoo,) 35013
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• Set* ........... ..... 3700
Seam. .............. 3250
Prices ere "AL Welefuoile, ;W..%
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T. F. HOLLAND
'hose 242
• tam St. Garage rioaireitii, Ost.
fo,
This * Studelo.aktor Y*
beautiful plate should be found In every Canadian home.' Every' boy and
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ery blood. Sometimes co d, damp t'
Weather starts the aches and pains,
but the condition of the blood
that it at fault, and only by correct- •
the this, and making the blood rich
and red can the rheumatic poison be
si iven out. This is what is done in
be in the- harbor on *count of the the treatment _of rheumatism with
spring, freshets. One Mesmer Troy Dt. Williams' Pink Pills. Acute and
was tarried outlet* the: larke by the muscular rheumatism show improve -
freshets. in Wring said was .aume." Ment as the thin 'blood is built up.
After that the Government put ghez and when the blood has been restored
to its normal conditidn the trouble
vanishes. This is proved blr the ex-
perience.of Mr. John A. O'Neill, Peet
Hood, N. S., wise tiays "I yes a
periodical sufferer from rheumatism
for years. I triedmany remedies.
but with indIfferefit *sults. and 1
had *bout, concluded that the tweeds*.
was too firmly rooted in -my splines
to be got rid of. While I was. differ -
that the council had it cut &WA ing from an attack * friend *deltoid
int to give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
s trial. first got three boxes and
by the time 1 had taken them I felt
much better. Then I got three More
boxete and when I. had taken them
not only was the rheumatism gone,
but 1 was feeling better in every
way. If yea stiffer from elteutaatisnt
I Worley advise trial of Dr. Wil -
Ranee Pink Pills.
These Pills are sold by all •medi-
eine dealers or will be sent by mail.
at 50e a box or six boleti
o .50 front The Dr. Williams' Me -
intim Cos, Broekvilles Ont.
lirealtwitter and eltenged course
Of the river. Sines OW we have had
Otte a snug bather and of lide years
there its* beeri quite se winter hem in
the 'fifties there were two forwatrling
hoe*** en the dock rut by such men
as Weevers/. Bembell, Keys, etc.
There wag seroad up from the dock
in those times but it was so eteep
the zpresent. grade. At the foot of
the hill, where the mill now stands.
John Craig Iota tavern. Acrose
from him on the ground where, the
mill now has its cool heap, there was
dwelling house.
Coming Up *rebel we would eisite
to John iteDanald'i bowl arotind the
book twat* the ligktitouse, for
*era was a litletteses *we Mr,. G.
M. Elliott's biome I* now. ...Another
residence in Ode vicinity was that of
Mr. TIKAliat Herter JAWS. He rem
for member of Hutton sad Bence a-
gainst Coley. I dd twit rometalter
*tick won. 1 ate spawn" of tbs
year 111511. • • WESTFIELD
No* Maintt on up taint 'atter
leasbag the hill we would cow* is Sr. V. class. total 390---Edwatd
Derain Gordon's eableet Atop then Rodger, 329; Leila Stackhouse, 309;
ist ip h*Cloarg. Wel* Orme Redmond, 297; Norman Me.
duos And stew it was a seawall Dowell, 294; DoOMAN Campbell, 27g.
smith slop ran by Sows and thwite Jr. V. ehuis, total 31S-Grare Mae.
further ea en the ewe tele et the en, 267; Mary Bell, 17g. Sr.
drest. Andiew Johtels.lhate gros tarsal 440-Kawl Weide*. *N; Sara
.ppodtaery o-o.s• Walnut% Hewitt, 290; Warren Bamford, See;
Stet* ae4Damiesfilde* amid *Ws Neratert Keating. leg; Ow Cook1
ening ship and Doitougies tarso. 144. Sr. IIL, total 410----,Ittaeph
Next kire was Starnes Weft sad bell, Mt Lenore Million, 2111; Nei*
*OW small alert*, eat this Wags es bemire .11eeetitee, 170.Jr. Ills total
up to the ligestre. 44111zaRareld Carter, no. Mary Rod
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Going wired the Simi* hese Wed gees 249; ledger Howatt, MI; Edna
street, in the first meek lir. Rey. t Iwo*, 1R7; jlitadiellna Wiiideft. IVA
hold% father of d NeYnolida. had Irene C der, 172.
A dreg atom sail I tidal; Meant*
McKatteen_ reeled tlies litee
the Peet Meek te Cie lows Attacked les Aditmass,-The first
ea It. t a1 1 be- floadel atweatiosi is it seireestimi.
a stMOawe *Meg haw by Mgr Weems mere
litre
of vane kInd. Coediestag en free
1,seensiltrosurtt h=.1,T*Drisr. n*.
Wrath oust to ammo otrom
mho mem had a bus.0 seem iteillagget Aa- o Ma** woe
R. REDMOND, Teacher.
LOttO
DISTAttet
TEL E FIORE
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Long Distance a Saving
Not an Expense
"What is this charge for $21.60 for Long Distance
telephoning in your expense accountt" said the Sales
'Kammer of the Blank Manufacturing Company to one
of“DetipieeinrZiode-n hapwwak;ouaa:oskmaetn,
it.4P r el. ttthyo us te e poi t ,ylosilemt might
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raise some question, so I figured out how much ttetual
going for the firm that Long Distance telephoning
r/08e,illtedIote:--11411561.00Y,8*84tottlY' of"$448.53% IlDeailditlAingfatrhss ,
1.60 you have'an actual rash saving to the firm of
2.93,-t0 SPY nothing of the extra sates I made in
e time saved." ,
More and more sales and accounting Officials are be.
ginning to realize that instead of being on extra ex -
pis, Long Distance actually saves money and valuable
time *hen intelligently used.
"Use the Bell to Sell" --or to buy. Most goad sales.
men rettlize that Statiomo.Station cells often answer
just as well as the more expensive PerN)n-to.Pertton
efl phone i a Looji Distance Steinn
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