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ORANGES Med. Size
° Juicy . , .. doz. 4266
L 1±XONS Large Sunkist..
doz. 290
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PEACNEi
14.i
.... No.1 Elberta .. Now at their best.
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SHORTENING . , .2 lbs. 26e
FIVE ROSES
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IVORY FLARES -4 • .... ige. 23c'
fix SO .... lge! Oc ..small 10e-
,r I' & G SOAP, O Bars 25c
1 D ROSE •
COFFEE ........ lb. tin 47c
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RIM'S CASTILE S4,AP ...
5 Bars 25e
PAUIOLIVE SOAP .. 'small
.Large 9e
• INDIANS .IN CUSTODY
4 Irl Aaron. County jail awaiting .trial
en charges of intoxication and having
liquor illegally in their possession are
three Indians, Robert and William
Deleary,, brothers;-: and George Albert.
The" blip are -members 'of, a- gang 'of
Muncey Reserve Ind ipns who have 'bah
Dulling flax •oai,-:'bontract. in the .Blyth
district,- They are said to_ vel been
keeping police on the alert, checking
up reported chicken. and other thefts;
The redskins were . arrested at Wing
Ilam: by -Chief !Constable''Gerge Allen
and., •nd., Provinei'al' :Constable' William
.Gardiner, They-will.appear before the
Magistrate today,
. NORTH STREET 'Y.P.U.
The opening' meeting of„Athe Young
People's -Society of •North, street United
church for the fall season. was held on
Monday evening. An interesting, ad-
dress was given by Miss Wilma Sani-
lalsingh of Trinidad, who is a student
at Victoria 'College.. The, descriptions
of education; relion, and home life
of her Island gave the -young people a.
better 'knowledge of Trinidad., The
new officers were elected fo'r'the coning
year, 1Vir. lanes Jackson` being the
new president. A social half-hour was
spent during which lunch was served.
.n increased attendance is -looked for
at next Monday's meeting.
TOO MINH QF TSS
SORT or THING
1i. nauctkrca Johu Wapiti drove t i ough
Ll26 street' OR Gotierith hist- friday
night at breaatmec+i. sVeCti Alt3t .T3
theaatr? , ners were COMitig froua,thc lata"
1310.131 ,1,1t it 0'e1ott. Stabh a3•as .the tdaart
devil eNigloit m. that ,,iottorists t,aave hint
roof. viale berth and even pOestrians
6tTg at refuge, afraid ' that at ' any
moment ate was going to tale to the
sidewalk and crash through a store
front. Three times around the •Squaar'e
he went at fifty or 1110re', per,' rubber
screeching 1
n t n v c
'o �' pavement xn ' � 1took
4' t � � e
1'. the eurvOs. At times he was on the
preverbiaal two wheels and, when he
1 i+Y
a.
.0 1 t to' straighten up
L K
s u . 14a 1 ana ear '
atthe. c r at
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would. roe:! crazily, Sergeant Ross rail •
out • on the street with hands out-
stretched 414. 1aollered at, the mad
driver, who paid lie attention ,to: the
- ;hra .buttons'. Viae- .ca r. was oin g toe
fast to get .the marker numbers, either
,fore or aft, and'It. was impossible to
identify the driver, his foot 'figuratively
,froreu to the accelerator and •his body
Slumped over the wheel a. la Barney
Ohltield on' the, Indianapolis speedway,
After three "ringers" the mad motorist
turned dawn Montreal street, rubber
still screeching,,:with about twenty cars ' HOUGHTON-,: VILLiAMS .,
,,
after halm but he is' sa.icl to have. 1Qrst She home of s and. ]VLA - awl
thetla al g DO YOU, G ',T K:. 11 41 McNab• street- 6tratfor
1, On Satntrday morning a � �r , .-
� . _ Q Q , �g.�, - .. ,., ,was
damaged ' automobile, answering the ', scenle of a. pretty autumn r weddinng.
,�SCHQCL?
prtaloer description" was fount!: in.and ' � SUNDAY" .,, at• 3 o'clock ., Saturday. afternoon, wiaen
Picton garage. Doors ;and frame the latter'S sister, 'hiss Irene 'Catherine
of the street;.e door were damaged, :pre7,. , . ' : (By Ben lF dliday) . Wil1iais, youngest • daughter of. 7.1Ir`.
R ninaely by,the'ear''s wobbly entry. r If so, .do you try to,.make it answer: and Mrs. Charles°WWilliaiis' of Goderich
ficial oil b Cher, the name of the driver the real purpose for which" it wa$ township, became the bride of : Mr.
:E ; iestwilade. taib ,......, . created, lace . of 'in. traction in the '+ hnrles. ll -lo :h t ,,, o
• . religious values og dire? */f -you, are. a• of Benmuller:and the late Mr. Houghton.
Al'•STRA'�I+'ORD NORMAL teachers de you try to make -religion Rev, C. !L• 'Langford of Mitchell of-
.usuderstandablo and aattractive 'to •Qur
3 ficiza e. -at-�t e- _
. : .. t cl�. h �eremo .. �.�
at o l h
ny ile bride
qtr ford 7N'arnrlui-SclE o as opened cholars by exp�ressXnb _it' in terms ,of; wore a lovely door-leingth ;Own of white
with -.ninety-eight students twenty- everyday experience`: Billy Sunday
is Itaffeta with
train, 'and graceful full -eight young Hen and seventy young credited with. saying, 'Some people s ir~length veil and
carried vfhite gladioli,
ladies—in attendance, the number being 1 was an ass because I talked horse- Mrs, Robert •i'•ervis was her sister's
considerably below last year's attend- sense to them about their. salvation," bridesmaid, wearing a door -length dress.,
ance. Among those registered 4r'e What is it thatYoulearn, teach, or hear of blue net tn'd ,carrying
.41414-11. Anderson; kit.R: 1, .Dungaannon ; -at your .Sunda school'' TS it sonic- gladioli.i • g deep pinker
Nancy �1T. Caesar, RA. 1, 'Duarganno , �; � Mr. Larl Williams,ilbrother..
thing highly idealistic and iiupractic- oft the bride, was best man.' ;Miss
Mary G. Cutter, It.R: ' 6, ' Luel now; able, or' is it just, good .,wholesome Vivian Straugha.n of Auburn sang "I
Mary V. Clare, RA. 7, Lu know ; Ilia B. `'horse ,sense," about the, practice of Love You Truly"Tduring the signing • of
--Cra.�g, _ teary F. l a nb r4, F - eii-rehg�ionr• in every= -d ty---life- Does your the-xegister. A. *eliding breakfast was
Mabel E. Eastman, . Fordwieh , Helenreligious knowledge, furnish you with served to the thirty-five„ guests by the
M. Hamilton, Lucknow ; Marian H.! some pet argument or theory, or does it hostess,the. bride's table being centred
' MacDonald, R.R. 3, Lucknow; Kathleen I came stealing into your mind in happy with te three-story wedding calve and
1 �MMGil1, R.B. 3, Blyth; Annie V. i thoughts, to sweeten your life; and ease the- rooms •:'hieing• effectively arranged
• Phillips, Blyth ;i Amy S. Von, R. R. 3, your burden a li'ttle,' or make you smileY
I withith,colo�ftxl; ladiolh and asters. For
Blyth ; Elva R. Twamley, R.R. 7, Luck- to yourself, as you go about your daily g g
I y travellin the , bride woke, black and
now ;'.Alai ,' 3. Durnin,: R,• R. I,� Dun- ' duties, driving your team, or: feeding white •' with matching accessories.
Bannon • (Glen •GeEnmell, 11 It. 4 Sea your stocl*, or washing you dishes, or g'ues'ts were present from -Auburn B•en-
forth, Thomas -J. -IMIeF.tdzeau, -Brussels. >
selling your goods over' the counter,..or miller,AGlinton;'Goderich and Thames -
what not? Is it adding grace as well . vine. '
a$ wisdom to your life? D. L. Moody
used to say that he was :disposed to
doubt the quality of .a man's religion if
27th-=-•Olteers Fleeted' his' horses and: cattle did not feel the urday morning, September 14th,, at the
'benefit `iL, Is that:- the ` khnd,,, of Blyth Anglican ehureli, Rev, R. M.
Friday, September 27th, has been religious instruction you, try to give 1- g .
selected as t11Q ::-.ante for the annual ? . Wee .,es officiating, when Annie Sarah,
trach and `field meet of o 'Goderich 1Co1` and 'receive?
legiate Institute. Although there will ' - `Many . of our great, denominational
be no.'county field day this year,' both bodies are reporting a &sand falling
staff and students were decudediy in 'off ,in their Sunday school. attendance.•
favor of holding a,local meet. Interest'! "ave you anything to offer in, explan-
'in track and field activities will be kept ation of this 'fact? Are you one . of console of the' organ., playing :'softly
the incessaint absentees . Or is. it_be- �cluring. the service, and summer' flowers
alive` In. this manner and new talent cause' we :have al. 'been "getting soft„
rniay be unearthed.for nest year. A added to the attractiveness 6f the .cere-
proposal. that rugby football be played .in' the matter o religious values, as any. .°The bride, given in\marriage`by
this fall was set over.ft later discus- i President Roosevelt suggested to his her.father, wore a.smart street -length
sion. C American subjects, ,the other day? Does dress of British navy crepe with black1icers of the •girls' and 73oys' ath- tie kind of .religion you believe in, and hat ,and other accessories and carried.
Officers:
' "'nen; '- rouse ••-anyone'-s: `righteous in=n liffe. roses. She
letie societies were elected as-follows:._-dE not a'n' a alnst the prevailing! sins' a bouquet' ' of Briarc
•Girls=tel resident $eti * Westbrook ; g g `� wa`s attended by lTiss llary'l.ockhui�t
' of this day, that bring unutterable sor-• who •wore dark rust crepe..with match-
vice. president, Pauline l7ohnston I; secrete raw and disgrace to our friend • or
Lary -treasurer, i AlvaWorthy. Boys-- ' g y ing,• accessories.• $er "bouquet wail
Freside as ^Chester Jicl'dali ; vhcc�=• g ' i •your neighbor? How do you 'teach a bronze glow ehrysanthex11ums. Mr,
ent, dent 0hightman secs ary-treas- ! temperance lesson?- Are you gabby` and Gordon Finnigan, brother of the groom;
non -committal on the li'q'uor° traffic? - 7—was best • roan. Little • 'Miss..Shirleyurer, Bill ,Burns. ' Form representatives
to the athletic seeie�ties were elected representatives'
How about your own loyalty to the Finnigan,, niece of the groom, dressed in,
cause? Do you ..absent yourself for .
follows : 9A. --john Iielmes, Pauline p tufl?et‘glad carrying a nosega .os,
altry r 14_§.9 , ,Ltneu even -..not'• , ,
�. �Geor�'e�S:utc1��1a :�,�'.,.�� . � � . �-=�i��e�r�;'e--alia=Taraet�ve �owergirl:.
'. atiles Alun 1(FA�Walter Tichborne, Joan ?your assistant or superintendent about .After the ceremony a wedding diener
Buchanan ; '10B--aFred Dhborn Mary (your gohng away-- What is it that is was served to the immediate .relatives:
so attractive at the beaches on Sunday ` at the Home of thebride's parents. The
Oldfield ; 1]A' -Douglas • McDonald,i." i more than;at your Sunday." bride and •room left on• a motor trip to
Dorothy Ginn ; ,,11B+ -+Gerry • Oldfield' school? " -^ g
Helen Videan ; 12 --Charles Watson I' Northern Untaria, the bride travelling
Arthemise Lassaline ; r3 — Leslie A rural .pastor was conducting a in a green wool dress with biack 'acces-
Rodger, 1V1ar Las
a1rieioe; cominercial� I class • of boys and girls' la" preparation series. • On their return' they will re-
Bill -Burns, Irene id
neioean:• for church membership. They ranged Side on the groom's farm, firth eonees-
- from. ten to eighteen years of age. He •sign, west Wawanoshy _.
• asked them to register their attitude - .
-. FINALS AT GOLF toward a'list of pleasures, recreations, WITH°THEHOWLERS
etc., which he read_ to 144 • If they ,After awee!{. of wet wgather which
Miss �Roberta Johnston and Vic Elliott considered them safe for a ,Christian interrupted play on; the~bowling greeds;
- Trophy Winners . they were to put a plus sign on their • the 5kitty-chasers are at it again and'
Miss Roberta Johnston defeated Miss paper opposite the one mentioned; if hope to continue play for • some weeks
Ruth 'Nicol in , the • final game in the not safe, a minus sign, and if question- yet •
competition, for the rose. bowl at thei able, a question mark. Without any On Friday night last winners 'in a
Maitland golf course. The decision was coaching .,Pon the part of anyone,or jitney- tournament were H. Newcombe,
reached on Tuesday afternoon, but only i knowing 'beforehand what was 'coming, Geo. Symonds, H., Sanderson; E. Allison,
after the young ladies had "'battled ; term out •of twelve registered a question W; Hodge,. M J.• Ainslie . Bert �-Sander-
through two rounds of deadlocked lnv ' mark after modern "dancing." Evident- ,son'and ,Geo, MaeVicar. '
1 theyd
va some .re '
on Mandreason tosus
•r fr_ . ` , pest it: Stuart Robinson,Fred Bowra and
Farrow trtis the ' winner the re you a
all" ,"frequenter of the modern
Vic Elliottllt ylshavEu- defeatec2� !Iles zed -.ddancing poi _ Fred Price. w�.�secand='-and third-
a ' ' pavilions? Da •in a singles game Monday night ,of
Nicol in the finals. , • r youi ever enquire how; it affects your this week.
pupils .,in the Sftnday school? Do you In last_niht's tourney the winners
VICTORIA ST. W.A. I get "hot under the ' collar" -when your. were : 1st, H ,Sanderson. ' and F. ''II.
c•ta3ria minister halls any ef'your pet pleasures
The Women's Association' of Vito Wood ; 2nd, Bert Sanderson, and Earl
street 'United •ehurch met at the home that question? Or'does he ;ever da Allison.
that any more?
of Mrs. It Phillips en Thursday after Where do you stand on the matter a,
noon. :ilrs. Philliis had cluarge._of the it, ',social- `! -, For it? Again to it? -
o evotiertar period ---and :yrs. Brown of- Or neutral? Can you "take a glass fir
ferecl 'prayer, Mrs. I;rowrlgave as her �• „� guests with the . former'.s sister; firs:'
leave it' alone"? Whieh,.^. would you • A. Buchanan, Elgin avenue. •
topic „Cheerfulness." ,Miss Worthy W
• muter do?
gave a reading, "A 'Cheerful. 'Cherub."
g � otzld you like to hear; these matters •-
.A donation •'waas voted to the' Sunday.discussed in open forum' Or in group .'
schoolfor the expenses of the redecorat- forma'taon:' 'Clio come with us to our
ung of the Sunday school room, and , it Presbytery Workers' Institute, , in
was .'decided to have' a fowl supper in Wesley -Willis United chuxth, Clinton,
November. The' bazaar work.' was on' ttt - 2.06 p.m. on Tuesday, September.,
display,. each article being sold. ,Thr. f 24,a,tld •perhaps you will discover what
-October meeting will be held 'at .th is wrong, and what is right 'about
home of Mrs. 1J. 'Craig. 'The meeting yourself .and your Sunday school! ..'We
closed with .prayer by Mrs. B. Wilson. will •have afternoon , and evening ses-
'Mrs: Phillips and . Mrs. , Sandergon + cions, -will promise you, a, good time, and
served a' dainty lunch, and a -vote ofwijl charge you thirty»five cents for
thanks was tendered the hostess. - y cur supper.
Be there?
'('alt Stan Prevent,.. ford Sales and
Service, when ,you're,. turning in your
ear. Ile has all makes and models. in
osinimememonnimpas
poommompliortiustrinor
A Complete Fashion Range!
A' Complete Size Range.! • I
* * Ail Extensive_ Price Range!
Wg as .p oud to present one of the largest, most brilliant
collection o new winter Coats that : we have ever had
Coats for 'p atically every taste and every purse. Magnifi-'.
cent: fur t ' of Silver Fox—Squirrel—Persian—Opossum
and Red Po Noats detailed like frocks with the new "side
line," front flares, fur borders, bloused backs 'and all with.
chamois int rlining. PRICE RANGE
$14.95 to $59.50
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Tweeds
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The perfct coat for busy women,' college girls and smart
young ;careerists. -.It gives them a knowing air of supreme
smanes
i a. "t�u'11 understaxrd .wky" '�rken-yoit ..see' these'
handsome asuals. Size range' :14 -to 42. PRICE .tAN'GE
$14.50 to 29'.50
In fie
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Casual Bri
"Pork Pi
green. and
unning, few .Hats
o0
felt' for fall. Every important Autumii mill
n ig featured Visor Brims---DressyB -rims----
-Off-the-face Hats—Pill Boxes and the • sporty
' Hat. Excellent selection' in black., wine,
"D &it' FOONOATION GARMENTS
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We were ; offered the unusual.'opportunity to buy Corsel-
ettes' that ordinarily retail .at $55., 00„ now -a1 your disposal, for
only $2.08, E -
Sen %step . n style corselette with. slidetl fastenerclosing.
Made of "IStardust" batiste with woven. elastic 'two—way
one wayback! Large bust with good. uplift.. Sizes 32 to 38
Semi.step.in Oirdl.es with slide -fastener. Size3 24 to
Special. $1 98
"WEAR CO WIELD'S WARS AND sAVEI AidaNnY"
A CORNFIELD
811011 WIIERE YOTI Ant INVITED TO SITOP.
418 The Mitt o
Made of all wool, It -neck
Style and fsh tail bottoms.
In plain ' 'blue, brown and
green in honey comb knit.
'Sizes 34 to 42.
Speiai 95c
A wii sa�leantaiza ti n
Saturday afV,. zloo aD ,I epteWier 14th, iw,
Ch,o parlors oiti 1 no Prc:::fioy terii ul
a•iaireb, ittnir. ID. ,J. L ur Qtii�c°iatiza,�
witt.,ra Mira. Ealitl ,i,3hJu, of
a°u.ttt tku.? !priori' of^Mr. ;`1'V'rlldzam StiVcil
e (3uakrlvh. Me. and @ir1.4. e tiva=na Gvifld
r'e5.lalp en 'ia9 ic :ave.
,MALLOVGII—KIT`UON `
on September 18th a quiet wedding
was solemnized at lands P'resbyterian
ehureh by Rev. 1D. j. Lane when Miss
.naris r eonoraa -Kitten, ' only daughter
of Ir: and Mrs. .U,lbert Kitten,
,Co
de -
rich, wasmarried to Edgar Emanuel
11 ta11ough, youngest t son of hZr. and, tiles.
Joseph. 21allougla, Goderieh. The bride,
attired in heavenly blue erepe, -with
black accessories and, corsage of roses
and verbena, was attended by Miss
Madge Turner ''and the groom by Mr.
A.1eXander Mallough. ' 4 reception was
held. at the home of the groom's sister,
Mrs. i:harles Rol bison, Warren street.,
The young couple received mane tiesAt
tui gifts, tv, o of which were from the
office staff and salt' department of the
Western :Canada Flour 111111s, where.
for the pasty four years the bride was
employed.
AGENT, TIP TOP TAILORS
Phone 384 ` The Square
ft'd)fit 110th, 4144
TRUSSES
AND
ABDOMINAL BELTS
PeIVB'elt FITTING ROOM
ampbcli's Drug Store
nnorr 9u
aoncama
GODIMR]•,gl
COLLEGIATE f ATHLETICS
Track' and Field Meet on September
• FINNIGA.N--BARR •
A -pretty wedding took place on Sat -
only daughter of Mr. "and Mrs. Arthur
Barr, .Blyth, became the bride of George
Kitchener Finnigan, son, of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Finnigan, West Wawa
nosh. Miss Jean !Phillips .was at ''the
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Mr. and Mrs. S. Mellwain and child-
ren; Dorothy--aand Eric, of Barrie, are
• The Women's Mi.SOona0 Society of
Knox ehurch held „its regular meeting
Tuesday,,- with 'mrs, II. Erskine's
group in charge of the program. 'SIrs 'used cars and trucks, ,GODERICH
Wardlaw Taylor' and :Mrs A, Taylor gityroits,' South street, Phone'.83.: '38,
had eitarge of the fievotional period. hollOSMINIMMaimaitMolimmo..
An interesting missionary letter. was
Shnifir gaVe a. splendid report ef the
Presbyterial rally held r.recently
Erensall... :qrs.. It. Ellis 'gate a line
paper entitkd "The Christian Church
, During the hot.summer and early
In x
months most children, and
.T.'10AIttINIVTE0°, te76pt°.°185.15WeitialtDerIEWSliY, :diaceltalltrit7intalia:dsyseneleetery",gcoi Bellibo'eeract
s'ecretary to Lady Eaton and former ;11turits. a °t'her WTI ' c"1*
secretary to• the late Sir John. Ilaton,,
died at his home here' Cha Saturday, P tverf mothor ehottla kols a bottle
Mr. Wily joined the staff Of the Doinin. r. Fowler's Thttget of Wild
Born in Goderich sixty -live ye= ago, 1°
itank in 184 and itor was tiv„ thStrawbterry;bies" in -the ho m a pro-
fcetion against sadden attacks of
branclo?,3, . In 1018 he resigned ,frorn the ustrisa ratt'sdiss, molder . your
l'ilaton. After the death of Sir.lelin It. hits heed sttotesfai used by
he eontinued as eeeretary to Lady
Eaton. Ile was a Mason, a member of ,T"itig"9"thedSzasat. prIee,rasianitmhax411,ebr:ota,111%',011,
'the York Itilith anil attended Graeo 'the maid, ,
Were his widow, his son, Gorden 13. oat the geneio te:or. roirlet.
Wily. and his daughter, Mrs. Ilarold The moos cm. tot. mom*, out.
tount, of Toronto.
Bowel COMpiaints
'of Children
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COLBORNE' TOWNSHIP'
PUBLJG SCHOOL FIELD
,AT I ,,,KEITH' GARDINER'S''FABS
4th- Concessio : of CoibaiTe` _-
FRIDAY, SEPT, 27ti
Events start a�t �. p.m.
i ::....Jinn , Broad:
Cone and•, see the boys and urls.'.compete in the .H gki . p,
,hum Pole Vault, Hop -S n 75. yard dash, Ball ThrOWl ,
p, Step - and d .Jumir, . Y
,and Relay Racer . ,-�
r virngs--Sta np -as Frizea
• ..Special events. for >>1re'•younger children.
Contests' for'Adults--Horshoes Races, Rolling- in Throwing ete:
Refreshment booth conducted by the Colborne Red -Cross
h ,
EVERYBODY WELCOME .
Look Them Over
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YOU MAY FIND AN,IDITER'ESTED ITEP/I, AND
-AT-A 'SPECIAL PRICE.
Priees for7Week '20th to '27th September inclusive.
Blue Seal Vaseline
Cutieura Soap
."3 cakes 6te
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25e and $1.00
Pepsodent Tooth
Paste
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1:-....tity‘ty.'11:'54:7:-.-**,'—'toci:e,':
4
tndhealth, btart
taking Bile
bajcIr ex5eljei ic
Bi ILE BEigilS '
Johnston's Baby
B and ,B Baby
Taleuni 25e
Smooths the skin
'Beeclutian'S Pills
Fruit Jar Rings, Corks, Para -
wax,. Allan, Preserving Powder,
Parke's Catsup flavor. .,r
, Palmolive Shaving Crean'
30e-450 .
Colgate's Shaving Cream.
New Valet Auto Strop Razor
lifollywood Wave Set
kir lasting waxes
itat. Poison
Oonrion 'Sense -33c
,Rat Nip 33e
Rough on Rats -33e
Mouse Seed
Pure Cod 'Liver
8 oz. bottle 40e
16 oz. bottle 75e
Giant 'Package .
Kruschen Salts ..6,9c
Miller's Worm
Powder for children
. BUY DRUGS .AT THE DRUGSTORE
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WIGLE
Phone 90, Phone 19, . Phone 1 Phone 46
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Automatic oven tercAperature control.
AutoAatic time signal.
One-piece all -steel cabinet. °
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