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GODERICIt MOTORS
awr PREVET't
AtoUtb. St Phelias 83
Ivantoulti rallosolif-itIPtixit
' Sales and SerViee
Pled' earS '
•
GEORGE G. 1VtacENVAN
CHEVROLET 4 OLDSMOB1Ti1
Sales. and Servlce :
General Repairs .
McColl Frontentie Products
Firestone Tires •
McGEE'IL.GARA,0„,
DODGE & DESOTO
Stiles and Service
85 Ramiltoe St. ' Phone 695
General Remits to All Makes of Cars.
,SUN000 GAS. AND 01D8
Firestone . Tires Willard Batteries
PLANTR'S- GARAGE
GILBERT PLANTA Prop.
Victoria. St. Phone 513
CHRYSLER; !PLYMOUTH
SeleS and, Servicer .
-.General Repairs to All Makes,
BETTY'S BEAUTY- sitoPrg,
BETTY TIIOA/A.S, PrOji.
64.Elgin Ave:. Phone 340
Permanent Waving and ali lines of
• Beauty Culture
DAINTEE
• EVELYN IN
Ea.st, Side of Square
Permanent Waving
FaClals, Manicuring
LIM=
WfskeliTtiop.,
, Phone 00
,Ilinger :Waving,
and Haircutting
O. McMANUOrn SONO
StatileY St Phone 85
Afir=4, &OW/4'10E CREAM
Visit OUr Milk Bar.
GODERICK-BOTTLING wings
CAMPBELL TWXIEDIE, Prop. *
Piton St • Phone 489
sa.uthorized Bottler of
COC4-00LA. AND
TWEEDIE'S POPULAR DRINKS
. , W. X. ATOreSAIT
9,K1ngs1on St . Alone 450
We carry a complete line Of
FLOU-at, WEED, It AND
Speeltalieinge-Bulk Seeds, FloWer and
'Vegetable "Pants
FOUNDRIEK*
GODERICH IRON AND BRASS,
" roviwyr
Victoria St • Phone „MOW
GRAY IRON. CASTINGS - •
BRASS and ,ALUDIIINUM CASTINGS
Contractors, jabbers and Foundry
• Engineers
(fAittcWORIMM
square, • Phone la
SHERWIN AND
TAINTS, ENAMELS & ivAmosu.v.ip
General Hardtrare, 011ie Glass, Aladdin
Lamps, Coleman LAMPS and'StoVet,
,Stoveo, Plumbieg and Heating' -
• ,.*ARXHOUSE •
T. 34, TUBNE4
West St , „Phone 680
ROOMS
"DelicioUS Media Temptipely Served."
ROYAL INN•
Hamilton, St " Phone 082
Stop. at -"Itoyal Ine.".when in •Goderich
Exeellen't Accommodattou ,- Comfort-
able ItOoms Moderate Batess
Special' .Attention to Dining .Itoom
• .Service
.F. KELLY, MAL
'OANA,DiAN TIRE
CORPOItATION
-Aisociate Store
o. wiluTst3, gr
Hauditon St. Phone 69W
TIRES, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES
semeemeeeseessesseeseaseerseee
. E. U. ,c1LEVELA1TD
14 West St 'Phone 114'
• BREAD, 'PIES., BUNS,
WitLIAll EDWARDS
R.R. 1, Gederieh " _ Phone 931:r-2
_
RtistpuNTIAL coNnutralrION -
A.U1I.FiRATI0NS AND itvgAnts
HOUSE MOVING AND ,
HEA.VX FRAMING
:jOHN JEFFERY
,
Warren -St ' • Phone 677W
GENERAL CO'NTRACToit AND
BUILDER. -
Every BranCh of Carpenter Work.
.Roszwr
62 EastSt Phone 309
GENERAL CO ACTOR
1311 WEE
Carpentering, .Aiterations and Repairs
Also Cebsiget Work
,Estimates Free
_GENERAL recONSTRUCTISON
REPAIRS; .A1/11,111RATIONS I -MOOR
TIIE SAIILTS 00AL CO.
,
Nelson St _ Phone 75
Best Gradea of ' •
Poconontes's Hard, Soft and Cannel
Coal, Coke, Hard and Light -Wood
Agente for -
LEHIGH VALLEY .ANTERACITE
J. G. MONTGOMERY '
.SALTFORD
Phime' 680
GROCERIES L.--; MEA.TS - FRUITS-.
VEGETABLES DR,Y GOODS --
gATIDFARE- dAs oth
GIBSON'S RADIO SERVICE
-koiitiear St -(at Edward Tail)
• , Phone 616 *
We are as near as your phone.
REPAIRS AND .REVLACEMENTS
VOR ALL MIKES
- B•ERTRAM.' MONDAY-
Widder St Phone 508
COMPLETE.' STOOIC OF PARTS
CARRIED
90 Day Gtmrantee on All Repair Work.
Established 10 Years; 7
SUNFiST BRANDS HITS *THE TOP
We Specialize in
• SUNKIST GRAMM
SUNKIST L'EMONS
SZNIC.COST GRAPEFRUIT •
IWE:=DEIIEVE --ess
SANDING. Haiti:Y*00D FLOORING
CURRY'S BAICERY
Phone 466
"FOR EVERY SPREAD
.usE CURRY'S BREAD"
MAPLE LEAF BAKElit
N. JACKSON &A. FORSTER
86 Square Phone 460.!
Fresh Bread, Pies, Buns; Cakes. Daily
- Also Groceries '
Vire,Deliver
4-0 4
Send your donation for the boys
Overseas to the Red Cross Rooms
the Public Library or to the
Legion Rooms, corner of North St.
and the Square, ,
• BAXTER'S DAIRY
"Napier St Phone 104:
MILK CREAM
Specializing in
WHIPPING CREAM ,
KitIMKO, CHOCOLATE DRINK.
GRAPE,- ORANGE tind ,GRAPEMCIT
BISSET-BROS.
Saltiord, Heights Creamery
.Saltford Heights • • Phone 172W
, . Manufacturers of •
SAIII‘FORD • JimonTo .:OREAMERI
BUTTER -AND ICE -CREAM
InGUEST QUALITY
GODERICH TOW'NSHIP, july
• Mr. and Mrs.. John Bleir and Miss
Alma Jennings attended the funeral of
the late Mr. 'D. Cantelon la Clinton on
Sunday. -
loss Esther MeIlvvo.in was home
from London. for the Week -end. -
We are pleased that Earl MeAllister
was •able to leave the hospital and is
now convalescing at the home of his
sparents,. ' '
.We are ha.ppy to learn that Ur. Peter
, .
NORMAN'S
• (Fornierly McMillan's)
' East Side of Square
For Proriapt, Delivery. and Courteous
Service Phone 164 or 105
GROOsittIES, FRUITS AND VEGE-
TABLECOOKED lvt.EA.TS
ERia R. P.R,Ict:
GROCERY
North Side of Square Phone 248
GROCERIES - VEGETAwze
'0 FRUITS-
Free PeWery Service
CITIES ;SERVICE STATION, .
ANSTON & HUT
West St it Waterloo St . .'• Phone 717
isE,gyipo: PRODUCYrS,s,
c0mp4Ter-Art-TomCOVii-sEnvidg
May Prang, wife a William 8,
Ruby, died at her hoe* et Ihtsbwoed
ozi kiundaY, its her sixtieduth Year
Eleven appileauta for the position of
poetmaster .of Winghant were given a
writ feu and oral* examination last,Week
under eivil *tads* reguitttione.
James Nelson, a well-knowa resident
of Seaforth, died on July 16tli after an
illness of three month% 1119 wits,
.formerly Mies Margaret, Doak ot Varrt3,
survives. ,ss
Mr. and Mrs. John Carter, Hallett
townshlp, last week eelebrated the
8131Y -second anniverSary of their NiTa.
° fling. They were married at Blytb
fuly 17th, 1878. ,
The Exeter Board a ,`,0 ducatton ba$
engaged W. R. Shaw, D.A., of Hawke
stone, to 4111 the' vacaney ort 'the High
School staff caused by the resignation
of Ur. itodway, who goes to Fergus.,
Leonsjeffey died on J'uly 13th at
Ids:home on the 'Blue Water highway
south; of $t 3'oseple Ile Was, in ,his
,seventy-sixth -year, Be is survived by
wife, One (laughteratutseven sous.
TheiOrich family reunion was hew in
JOwett's Grove, Bayfield, Wednesday
of last Week; 'avitititearly-A25-' preeelit
Tlie 1941outing will be 'held, in Harbor,
Park, Goderich, on • the third Wednes-
day of July;
Jebel Stewart Dennis, an Qui resident
of McKillop township near Walton,
passed away on July 1.6th, at the age of
seveety-nine years: wife prede-
eeased bim, and six sons and three
daughters survive, •
Fre&Stattem eixteenlear-old Exeter
bay, got his leg tangled. in the Spokes
of a milk wagon,. and it was fractured.
Be had his, foot resting ,on the wheel
a the wagon, and when the horse
etarteastbesboy'ssiegselippetisliet
ROOPE'S SERVICE STATION
36 Bayfield Rd. .0 0 Phone 688
Frame and Wheel Alignmeet Ser;elee,
Machine Works -Acetylene• Welding -
Bicycles -Tires -Batteries '
'CITIES SERVICE- PRODUCTS
°- Lawn Mowers 'Sharpened
'Montreal pt. • •• Photse 610
Prompt Courteous;Service
(jar Storage Washing ° Shnonizing
Young, who was badly' injuredin allay- meeting of the north -end Goderleh
Ing accident last weekis improving, Township branch, of the Red Cross
although still confined to the imapital. Society Was held on Tuesday evening
It was with regret that we learned at the home Of Mr, and Mrs. Roy
of the death. of Mr. Leitch in Saltford Rundle. .The presiclent, Mr. Harold
last week, Mr. Leitch:at one time lived Montgomery, presided. The canvassers
, with Mr. 0. Tiebborne and later With reported the, receipt of $1.18.70 in the
Mr. and Mrs, Reg. Fuller, and was -recent canvass of the vornmunity. Ways
very well known. The tumoral was and means of raising furtber 'moneys
heId'on.Sunday at Bond Ileasi. were. „discuSsed, Mr. Geo. Laithwaite
intends holding a, danee at his honie
In the near .futukes The•next meeting
will be,,holcl at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
SoWerby.
A combined pienieef 'Union Sunday
School and Dramatic Club will be held
In 'Harbor Park on Thursday of this
week. ..
Red 'cross Meeting.e-The regular
The .Government hap to base Motley to carry onthewar. This-
., means more taxes, Now is tbe .thotte to put in your next vela:doe's,
supidy of coal before another tax is put on. Orders entrtasteit to us
Will retell(' prompt attention. We Stoelti-
if*thiacite tea,l;
',FORD COKE
Four -point Pocahontas
RED JACKET Domestic 'Oda
FOR -
PLUMING, HEATING AND HARDWARE -TIM •
BUY THE BEST -]
There are good, average aid poor
-clothes,-
WE CARRi THE-sBE-ST
O Dry Cleaning,Pressings Altering, Re-
, • styling
FRANK H. 'IVIARTIII
. TAILOR, .
Calk 317
West St.
EU Union Church Notts. -The July 'meet-
ing"of the W.M.S. washeld on Wednes-
day afternoon at th'e home °Lairs. S..
B. Orr, with seven ladies present. The
Meeting, the theme of which was "The
Use of Our Time and 'talents," was
cenducted by, Mrs. Wip, Fuller. The
Seripture lesson (St Matthew s25
29) was read responsively. The leader
offered. prayer. Mrs. G. Harwood read
a "Message from Burette,"Short
prayers were 'read by Mrs. .0. Orr,
Mrs, G.. McIlwain„. end Mrs. A, Tich-
borne. The meeting closed .with a
,hymn and the CorttS Prayer in -unison.
A pot-baek supper was served at the
close, of the niet1ng.00. Rer. W. P.
Lane of iGoderich ocenpled the pulpit
at Union on Sunday., and delivereda,
fine sermfr
on oni tbe text "The light
of the beclY. Is the eye: it therefore'
thine eye be .single, thy whale body.,
ehall be full of light" (St Matthew
(422).4
her sister, Mrs. I. Treble, also at the
horae of her nep.hew and rileVe; Mr. and
Mrs. W. Treble, over the week -end.
Miss Jennie Monist'. of „Goderich
is
.with her sister, Mrs.' Ilottle, Allin.
Mr. and Mrs. Riptoul of Winghtun,
who *ere recently married, called at
>-the hobs° of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest on
the way homefreak their honeymoon.
The bride, Fern. Thom, is a daughter of
Mr; and -Mrs. Wm. Thom', and her many
friends extend congratulations to the
young couple. , ' • '
,
Many • farmers are, still eutting and
hattlifig in hay, which owing to so much
moisture is a. heavy crop. Wheat is
almost ready for the sickle • and the
noise of the binders will soon be heard.
wonder how many have been look-
ing for theletter "13" seen so plainly on
the green oatleaves-a forecast that
tho,Britieh will win,' as this letter Was
on the oats in 191/.- Looking at the
leaf fif the stinshine, the •letter is plain-
ly seen.
*The death ofiSusanna Catherine Hea-
man, widow of the late Albert Edward
Johnson, Exeter, occurred on July,17th
at the home of her son-in-law, N. R.
Dorrance, McKillop township, where
she'had lived .the last tea years. She
was in her seventy-second year.
' 'William Johns, of Exeter, cited on
July in his. seventy-fourth year.
He farmed most of his life in Usbortte
township, but for the last twelve years
had lived with his daughters Mrs. Roy
Webber. in Exeter. His wife pre-
deceased WM and 'besides the daughter
he leaves's. sons Clarence, in Uslaorne..
-- The leittit 'Elizabeth Rill, Widow of
Charles Baker, .101hatens "occurred on
july 17, -iii her seventy-sixth year. Mrs.
Baker wes born* in. 'Hullett and 'after
her Marriage, lived in Voderich, town-
-ship for twenty-five years, afterwards
retiring to Clinton. Iler husband died
six years ago. Deceased had a fall two
months, ago resulting in •a broken hip,
and this hastened her Oath. .
Registrars for Huron-Pertb
The registrar for Huron -Perth in the
national registration project is K. M.
McLean, be Seafoith, andthe assistant
registrar is -Elmore .. A. .Harness,
Exeter. : • . •
_Engagement Announced_
Rev, E. P. and Mrs. Chandlers a
Toronto, announce the engagement of
their da.ughter, Helen Mabel, to Robert
Norman Alexander, son of Mr. and Mrs.
2Williffin-AT4kalidelsolt Hensalls -t
riage to , take Place in St. Andrew's
United church, Kippen, on August 3rd.
Clark-Templetnan
At St Paul's Anglican ehureh, Wing -
ham, on Saturday, .July /3tn, Marion,
Elizabeth, daughter. of Mr. and. Mrs.
Fred Templeman,Wingimm, whs united
In marriage to Edgar Clark, son of Mrs.
Annie- Clark, Chesley. The eeremony.
iwnaws pienr.gila
for7m. edh:y.R..ev. E. 0. , g
Galla. jher,,
0 0000
Tneyroung couple willresideat Chesley.
O
Grenier-Denomme
St. Peter's church, Drysdale, was
the scene on Saturday, July 13thsof the
marriage of Emma -Jane. daughter of
and,Mrs. Edward Denomme, DM's`
dale, to Roland Grenier, .on of Mr. and
Mrs. William Grenier, Zurich. The
sceremony-was- performed-lee-Ress-
Mortis, The reside
itashwood.
Deyeil-flialsokstait
The marriage of Edna jeep, daugh-
ter of M. and Uric Mark Jebriatou,
Ifolyrood, to Perey Deyell, eou
mr. and ?Ur& Jame :s Deyell, Wing-
hani, wee, solemnises, at the
Nitiloss manse 1w Rev. O. YoUng-
The young eettple will make their home
Hoy -Saint
As _the United church pa,rsonage,
Etbel, on Wednesday, July 17th, Rev,
II. Snell united, in marriage Betts'
Saint, daughter of Mr. owl Mrs, R.
Saint, ami George Hoy, eon
o W. noy, mum,* 'and the late
Mrs. IloY. After a trip to Niagara
Falls and other points, Mr. and Afro.
Hoy will reside le WinglsaM.
Fano House Burned
in Grey Tovvnehlp
On Saturday /Went, Jnly 13th, fire
of undetermined Origin consumed the
farm house of Bert Heibein, about two
miles northeast of iEthelon the 5th
couceselou of Grey totimship. sThe
ily'Were all away from home at the
time. - Despite some insurance oil house
.a.na seontentfl-q19.-1,085savill be, a beau
one Ilelbein.
,Franie 'Strettett.
Dies at Brussels .
Stretton,' well-Imown busiaess
man, a Brussels, died on Sunday night,
in hie seventy-firet Year. Ile had been
in poor health for some time.. Hewes
na.tive se Brussels and,..earulueted a
jewelry business there for many years.
He .is survived by his -wife, formerly
Annie aleQuarrie of Grey townsliiP, one
son, Herbert, of Camp 13/Orden, and a
brother, Willta.m, the West.
Reeve Keys May Be,
Road Superintendent
Iteeve H. Boys or Grey tosenshrp
bas been recommended by his council
to fill the vacant position of township
road superintendent. If the mem-
mendatlore is approved by the Pro-.
vincial Government, there mey be a
general, scramble milting the *remaining
members of the council for the offices of
reeve and.deptity reeve.
ing. •
A visitor in our burg on Wednesday
of last week was 'Mrs. D. A. ereSherry
of Regina, Sask. She was accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs.: Peter McManus and.
'two, children arid 'Mrs. Hamilton Mc-
Manue, from R.R. 1, Stratford. These
visitors used to reside on the fern' now
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Bogie, and their friends were glad
see them ,back again,
Mr. john Hunter leaves on Monday
for .Montreal, to take a course at the
school for air service.
W.M.S. IVIeeting.—The Women's Mis-
sionary Society held their July meeting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. jas.
Horton on Wednesday,'July 17th. with
O Mrs. T. Hunter presiding and Mrs. W.
Sailaws at the piano. After ettsging
the Biblereading was led by Mrs.
_Andrew Bogle. It was deeided to send
far a new stuclY book, „Mts Sallows
gave .ft splendid. paper on ""Christian
Stewardship., The meeting closed
'withs singings and a ,rentatillg.tim
Lord's„ Prayer. The members present
were eleven; visitors, three. A dainty
lunek was served by ..the hostess, as
O sistect by Mrs. Allan Schram, and a
social time owaS spent-
july 23. --Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Messer . and datighter Betty
Ann, of Toronto, called on their eunts,
the Misses Horton, on Saturday' even-
COALYARD and HARDWARE STORE At the Harbor
Phones -Store 22 intSet 843
House 112
COLI3ORNETOyitNSHIP, july 23.
Miss Edwitia, Allin of Goderieh is visit-
ing •at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
HoWard reagart this week.
's Mrand ltdra,, Kenneth Ilazelitt end
'Wise Doria Iflfl of Toronto and Mr. and
Mrs. 33rookS of Paris were weeksend
visitors at the home of Mrs. and Mrs.
Hugh mu. "
Mrs. Ada Stewart of Nile visited with
tEMVIllarailt
BENMIIHIJDR, Maly- 23:-.41rs, Wil-
liam Hill of ,Goderieh is visiting in the
week with Miss afaedel.
Mrs and Mrs, it. 3...Moore and family
and Mr. Ken. pisher motored to Straf.
fordville on -Sunday and spent the day
with Mrs.' Moore % parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wisson.
O Reit. 4.. G. !1ia2elwood is attending
the jUnior boys' camp at the Summer
Selma grounds this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. .31emillan. of Oode'.
rich, visited on 'Sunday with Mr. -and
Mrs., S. Vaustotie.
, A reception ,was tendered Mr, ,anti
strA. Pfrinfiner on Menday,night,
whea a number gathered and presenteii
them with an electric percolator, a
mirrorrand a _magazine rak. Mr. and
Mrs. Pfrininter thanked the people for
the gifts. Lunch was then setved by
the ladies.
Mr. Vel. (t1, -*hay is working at
3iontreat, was home at the ‘ieektnat
Exeter Raises Over
$1,000 on Theatre,' Night - •
Exeter dia itself proud in thssele of
war stanips and Certificates. in connec-
tion With the, nation-wide. effort of the
motion, picture °industry on July Ifith,
Two showings were :necessary to .acs
comaaiciate the 'large auntber who at-
tended at Leavitt's „theatre, and the -
magnificent sum •of g1;093.25 was S in-
veSted in. Canada's war effort
-Patemnt-Seott
In a 'quiet but Pretty ceremeity cent
ducted on, Wednestley, July 17th, at
the home Of the bride's parents, Grace,
Youngeat dituOter of Mt. and Mrs.
Iona H. Scott, -Sea,forth, became the
•bride of negingd IL Paterson, B.A.,
MY&
SWIM at
Marvin KcLls
vlaitia; his ems*
3thviotiektultkierti.w:a::ItWIlisedYnetsibtib'
holWaylug with her
I/Witt! recently with Mr. J.
Mr. and Jre, Witt, Gorier. 1r .thomme,
Yrouue Asultasy, a(
Mr. A. Chalienger
,
Mr. and Mrs. B. stuDebonsa
Donald Stonehourie Goderiek viilbsd
with. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor.
• Mr. and Mrs. ,George'Srown et
cont were weekend guests of Mr. had
MeorraN 0411auxtuttebeiril.xetTuberay bowevrare ae-kr.
tlisa Winulfred Campbell,
Master Harvey Wightmait SAWL
gyuliSitoel Bnolyiiive oMaemOilliutehheioywaeelatittboia
being held at the Godericb. Onrassor
'Sekfi"sis gltru°1tiltu, W5'11' son. and Vaster Jetta
Wilson, Auburn, visited for a few days
last Week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
,Earl 'Wightman.
Zr, and 111r8ePat O'MalleSe Toronto;
were week-enci,visitors,with Reeve Rare
ntOnd Itaiwar; aise'llaiSs Annie Mai
Bell, 11.N,, of Cla.resholue Alta.
The A.uburn XXX. held their Jot
week's meeting on, the river battle in
Mr. Earl Wightman'Es bush. A eoehil
time waS spent and ell report a pieties
ant evening,
eldest son of Mrs, Patereon and tbet
late joint D. Peterson, Of Rodney, Ord;
Rev. Hugh jack officiated. Atter tbe.
Vidding luneheon Mr. and Mrs. Paters
son left on a nietor ttep to the Mari-
timelProvinces. On their retern, they
will reside at _Brampton. '
Painful bus
Bad Blood 'the. Cause• J.,
'When boils start to break out on'
different parts 01 the body it is aril
evidence that the blood, is Ioaded up
wi.th itopuritieo.
;Ju5t when you think you,a0 raj
of one another e.rops up to takelot,
plaee and prolong your misery.
the Uncial; axLdpoUtiCi33g iou,
• play do wilinot di" Innte
Why not give that old, reliable,'
"bleed, vurifiing mialtine- 'Oarlock
Blood Bitters * eh:Mee to 1)044
:botlat Thousand* .have vied it fat 1:
-thisilurpooe'd 'uriti0A3 port 0:$4UL
: Take 103,R; 04 got 440:4 taa 1*4
Wood and the boils to.
Th. T. irubnrn Oa, '.1t,41.. 'Tomato. OMJ
'mode h# the workers of hte
fo/ifog'sdirOsearsothrits*
IllumuCANADIAN Oil: CONIPAN•ICS.,,..LINItTED.
romimpow.
Why Worry About Housework?
Let electricity doit by using one of the latest models of
Wasitin Machines or Vacuum Cleaners. -
• An electric coffee percolator, toaster, iron, or floor polisher
always acceptable.
furnished& on Fir -14 and 'all-WOrk* finished 'by
Inne agreed upon.
Have your Lawn Mower sharpened on the most modern.
machine on the market,: It costs no more to, have it done
,the right w‘y. All wok flnished when promised.
NEW LAWN. MOWERS at prices that will surprise you.
GAlt.13EN TOOLS .
We have a new, shipment of SpadeS, Roes, Rakes,Forksand t,
Clippers. Treat yourself to some new garden teas.
Gives new life to your kitchenit'S easy to'keep clean
and it lasts a lifetinie. Different colors and. patterns. .
Mattresses, Beds, Odd Chairs, for any recnn ui tb.e bouse
The best on the continent — Made every day on our own
premises, sold in bulk, in bricks or in individual cipettes
with individual spoons, Try it once, you will use no other.
W. 1111.'w Blackstone :
BROADWAY OF GODERItaI"
We Deliver Plume 140