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Termito paper, are erariting.
ItooSevelt is Sot OW .1.00sPer' eelit•
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40 sky eo., '
The main tgottday oeb.00l of a.
Gore 4 tAturett held ite ettristaeot
entertainmenti tl* vadah bell en
Vriday evening :Wit, The rertor, Rev.
A.. e.„ Oehler, acted es eltairselle. The
program eolleisted ,ot motto% picture*
shwu throtteb. the %Wee** Of Bev.
myth aud eouge by
low a ti* 1105741 Air Vert* at Port
Albert. The pietures thrown en the
*steels wete on a Saeasing variety it
%Meet% and the sotto a the Air
Vorce UteU, were delight al.
S/anta. (Maus arrived in time to dis-
tribute eaelly;:',,valies*,;-aud eraeges t�
ail the alit:tree. ,
1uiaPriere were *warded ter at-
tendance tuttl le$80ns. as follows
elase Beth 110Y; Miss Jen- „
flings' class, INfarY laithwaite; Mks
Joel& claw, NoraltlY1111.4'; 5/Ise Evans'
claw, Jtme Garr/cis; Miss- Cadet's
elase, *Mean; Harold Shorele
elites, gurray Garriek.; Mrs. Talow'e
• 42tek Neetlitants Mr, rtecl Whit-
tlegharmN class, Harold d'ollustoret Mr.,
• CalderBolb. Needham;
rector' s Bible elass, Rose Solna.
. A sPeelal pries was er'setrdecl to Helen
Yideart, thigheet girl In the Scheol with
the line reeetd. of 100 per eent. Iaelt
Needham won the highest iboy's
Yue- Ph erlt4eiit, -Mr ..'UariId
fr.
• tide holiday eoneetbaek wItit the, 44r, Vs Taylor, read the manes of those eligible
ite Inkint Mbe gave los "Wt. la a" $4* diplomas: Helen Videan, Owen
Jetreet ear. * Woman* aer dlOetor Suck, Madeleine Vickers, Norah Willis,statee eche WYA recover, he W0 *a. 41.441* Needham, aline Garrick, MarraY
Of Gartiek. Ruth Hoy, Mary laithwalte,
bas been tuRtue",414:u4v, ,Vreda White Wm. Vickers, Ruth -114d.
i'God Save tit# Ring", brought to an
end a most metes:One event.
'Primary Class Program .
' The, primary elass of 1St. George's
ehuvh SundaY 5011001 badtlieir !Ohilete
rias tree 'on Saturday afternoon. The
rector welcomed the parents in a feil"
Words, and the following program was
. Carols- "Away in ta Manger," by the
class; reeita'tion, Ruth Sager; Violet
Inithwalte, Betty Lou Fritzley, Ruth,
Irwin; 'song, Evelyn McCartney; song,
Jean Leithwaite; recitation, 'Marjorie
Liscamb; ,artotion .sonse 41`The Finger'
.Family," by • the elasS ; recitation,
Doug%
Mar
time
Tho
at the
*he Red •Croese tor Oar° -owners/ old
license Plate% aila you rettft want
*bele 'Me sear eauee then don't bother
tjoitirlifaSteh Ithacan seism yew trade them
Ins •
Should the, St.silasere*Se Waterway
stheMe be atiOted it wilt mean that
Canadians° woutid be ireited to Wend
nearly 'ito huascbted. and Seventy -021e
IsratiOne et dollars a* a time when
ever; s tevaltablie dollar - le Argentite
needed bo win the war, • WaterWaY to
kasend the tasiParert, mi,eneutl
, .
lennleS the only monkey 'this side of
Isondorteands* pet # iGioderieV bat
Is 'dead. 'Whether Of not Ohrisitanot;
deco* it US digest*, sey, bolt .It died. daughter in England, from which the
ftSettivitiee had, anything to do with its
:Thlutraday last end by' Friday was foil/$*114 passage is of especial in-
CAls1,10/4. mutEits TOE 000Ds
An army transport vehicle trim .a Ortpadian fectory ShOwn as It
is loaded fot shipmeitt to Great liritein at an st Coat ports Hun-
dreds of these 'tire being supplied by the Caned an autoraebile industry
daily for use at hone end ,abroad.
tterson; recitation, BillY
eg, Thorny ,Fritzley ; -recita-
1 Sowra; reeitation,' Owen
Mts. Norah presided
ne.° „
")Sante Clang Was enthusiastieally
greeted as he arrived. -tvithr'- Candy,
oranges and 'other gifts . for distribie
'ms wras air norm
Isterdaitotattaatioatal strayeresteetiags
te bad ,tbis mesh VOA 'Thursday
rM14 fridas evenheo. The toteetine this
vetting 'will beht at Xtiox Preeby-
terlea tiru•rebs with the addreas by Rev.
Jsaiiiiillart us lcaptuit tehurch.
The Vriday Weak* uneetiolir ihe
tifueergell Anielivitu eletrele with
Rev.'W. P. Isaue,,OiNertttetreet Malted
ehurels ae the Apeaker.
It has been. the caste* to hold a
,weelee series of prner nleet11416 this
time, but as it wad Observed that the
meetings throughout the week, were at-
tended tor the most Part iss the manse
persons it was decided ft0 have only
the ,two meetinge, 4tated above,. to-
earry Olt the ptlepose of ihe week of
prayer,
800F -SPOTTING "JIM ,CROWS"
Intereiption's resented. ao needle* awl
Orin' ;
It haMPers ItrOduCtion to stop tor a
siren.
So, up on the tilt*
ss.;Wi_thsh-eistind repge' of miles
wheY've 4)04teclia
scorning,
Awaits gune ileenhe ere he gives final
.werning--
Ohareltill has ehristened, with
justest mots,
Thele successore of Boreete Wits a
wariang, Junyetevro,
CrOderich in 1831 as Described in
a Settler's Letter to the Old Country
(BY Vidor Lauriston) ' ' ' and the better 1 am likely se to do.
As Is well known, the Town of Gode- This Is a finer country than any hi all
rieb was founded by ;Ain,. Galt el len America. The Own stare* la e most
beautifel situation and ',is likely to be
Gait'Stedisagreements with the Canada
as. line a place its any in the Province
'Company which led to his resignation
of Upper Canads. Around aboat the
and return to England eeem to have
. town , farmer's are settling very fast,
exerted a detrimeatal Influence on sales
Of land kt the Huron Tract, on which, and new settlers are ,constantly doming
the company relied for its prbfits, ' •Te in. Two new shoPsere jud established.
Counteract this and stimulate settle- and, also a tan office. A tavern is now,
about being 'finished. There4s a buteher
ment, the company, about- theyear1833, pet. up, so that we may get a piece of
eirculated in England some little book -
beef at threepence a pound, which is
lets whiCh -contained letters from some
of the iGoderiels settlers. , ' thrteughinf ttehebeSolvaereYtthilgedli:townThea reisgu21/41adr
Among these letters IS one,datedat P
per pound, The grist *IU Is expected
Goderich October 17, 1831, from. Samuel to be set goingin about a month ; then
and Ann Slitipson to .their son and MIA= is expeetedto beabout $5 a barrel.
"Cows are -very high this ,season-
abOnt $16 each. The land here is
worked by oxen- When I came there
the halide ete a loSal taxidermist tere..st
"The own of Goderich is situated on
Jennie JO, nisfr AU* .ithe creitelvof a tree a level vvi. good qua and harbor ko IT" ter settled -11m. ; thestear-
' dew reenettis Job:.
th a -Was'
by theside a Lake Huron, and 'sled eet church was fortY miles off, but now.
With; Jr tail curie& aro:tiod a eon-
'\..., ----s- , by the rector '• to . SW -Martin and I Streets a Thee in length; liiirthe place the spring, D vri-ne7ISStitlee fs.-,tt pre--
TboOtte Will004 /001010f -4:4140 alseelfea Vielet LaithWatte. • I is "vori;r0Ong at present; it wascaotdis- aellt eCtadlleall, -la the . seheol Teem.
Wonsenes Auitelare strislk a netvel! waY , Mrs. Fabler. • r . :.. .
served er covered four Yearssback, nor InAmbited There is a Sunday sehool. A Roman
C t li i t comes' every quarter of A
he is Dili -4 to build, a church next
everyone one cent tan Web around the A- :eV of ' ' was 'S ed t the'
,wialeithipe esSthe adeolesion priee to the mothers present_ by Mrs. Atelr and Stht by the native Indiansswho aresiow I
Wool; but 4t 'Would be elleappOinting to are wee scan esr4es and was elmspeople. gThnie°InrahiaizedbittutantsdI good kind
tkollibed: year-
(4 valoOng* tolfbal; witb .wf11446111°.4)110/ . The teacherSof the primary 'elass begin -1!-1 spring. A temperance ,eoeiety Is also
. -6* Zan who *ought he wste Worth • at present from e , eea e n
f 200 t 300 tt red I established here., The post runs front
Guelph to thIS place every fortnight;
'
his Weight in goad only to be told that
. „ . different parts; there have been a great
to have our letters
-he-vvastinterelY-Weehlidie-Waierinsaw
pers. Ardybote, it sirrOeee the 'wisdom',
Of the, Maxim, "Where there'S' a wool
•
„there's a willst." • .• .
out a mile square With. the marketplace there is a Methodist minister and
lathe centre. There are-fotesprinelpai exPect there be a chapel built in
,
As t ilear Sear i.i.ee before yen with
sbar of 'pleasuree and disappoint -
Meat% remember, When the cleudy dant
- antettr--,016 things 4ile. not golni-weaL
thistlt 'Itbere vtottitt nO sralleysewere
there no
manY settled in the town sauce I came
up,'Intrit is not a ilacesferstradesetsmore-regularlys.-Asallthresthstecents
• Dee. rweliCit loots present like. the old settlements, but judgel by „the workers; Itenablee-themtcrget
happened, I leave it to. you to
•Thisswatcher,sof-the-..siries.staale,Ve
gooe esee and good ears. Then his dif-
ficulties begin. For his task IS much
more than spottlug. He has to dis
tingaish. He has to recognize aircraft
by sight and sound, and ,tissegh the
first dif-
Le net -easy, the sec:114,1e serf
. , The 'experts- leave" no doubt
'about the diecerament thet to needed
to tell a Dornier 17 from a Handley.
Page 'Hampden under Pertain condi.-
tions. And even our own ainraft take
some knowing, as the twenty different
types of aeroplan'e that the R.A.F. ID
using today clearly ShOW.,
Reports eollected by the Ministry of
,Supply from factories in all parts of
.13ritaiu show that 'the roof -spotter
)system has alreads succeeded in„
draetioally reduclug tbros lost through
air raids. the aggregate' many
thousaudi of man-hours sluzyte been
saved by :efficient rootepotting. Firms
working on imeortapt contract.% hese
been able to -overcome many of the dif-
ficulties Which arose. when -severe-air
raldsi on Britain began. • •
A tactory in' one of the lima bombed
'areas of ,03ritain reports that now it
has roof-Spottere.there '"virtuallY -110
time lost 'through air raids. We are
WOrkiner on, -right through our works."
Otherreportkatete:: •
"Only two_houts five, minutes lost m
month."
'Almost- no time lost:"
,assuring air-raid alarms we, have not
' lot one moment." - -
"Output ,net .1e5triebed:Alot
"Under one hour lost in a. week."
The reports to the Ministry shove _that
the re/St-spotting syetem *welcomed
(BY Nv, joisPotoSt lin The' London tiown a Tarte now etittnds, The ittSt
In. the large area Ossraelas Cow., of young Cattle. ISOop after be mar-
VatrilleeY 4.gatra4etelsilinng'eTreat' 444ii Offi°11eteitUtre.9,ess'i_s':- rit(iteirl•wrilttik"Perlellit43:r15tande'h*aMeixtegitr7wkawiftl:Ite*Wil'IrrYe
deb, eetthement Went en afPn'oe"w"w- Erecibort, one of the Freeborn/ Pieter% °.
big the Olever advertising a tuo cams fakir of %teem were married within
.4aaraYseesegkilaID c, leo" 7_1419surnortib,orteall seitiorol,le, of ohe end, tber In AValon. bon, -
1840 after surveye were made,* 1837 06"*IiiP walg
Prank Stela about hersett last
4101.$1121°e.A4aiiiedi**1! tbeltr7ta ediatthemela. Hts were 814114"* *Ore' t*Y. 6e-tjt" PectUAlleM"
rotamitew,,,ekit tinb,18043:1)0001.815 moor imoomko stiorpai 0111 ouss-sir_lhomesstead_ l'Ot• 1,4"n"/
the 'se...Stern iSoullitlary, eoneeSeron 10, was, enent in tthihe 'tektite
salong sEr910.A.45.02-00.121,14-.001*MOC11,11e.-- °Ale eii"" ilam311°11* "'belt
tem/Os/hip beeame the attreation, to neer
lathere. The fine ekty .belit totteeding
from north to Smith and a general. alb-
sen0e of swemPs as revealed' by the
surveyer's rePorbs appear Ls) have bad
their Influence In attracking these ist
heaneS in this new lends
Sonale early 'et:Were .2130ng the 1.4alte
Shaw range Where the land is good
but level, and wet, becassge they had
net learned to Vaderdrain ap that 'early
date, moved three or tour Miles east?
wated,, to the !higher land and Made a
Alintraelonlueeet9s‘thioSe Who -14 dfthttledir-tbisnewere ctanliwanitioneft:
tion the tvvio brothers, Williarn aud
Thomas Finkty„ their, eons*, Mooed
ringlaY, end George Samkisten. These _
were followed by Matthew SktIO u'
two eons, Robert end William. These and today their delsiceaklants, in Some
Cases as ler as the Stith generation,
are on the same odd hom beadle. Like
their pioneer fonts:there theyStoe are
thatite,„' inclUsitrions • honedt, • dhurch-
Pies& Peolte end best of on they are
tiiii-Speiliiklby'theirsetteeess..Theirsiatch-
etriagts bang on the oiniteide for
the Sbanger and if the time pe around -
news -he la-,.greeted.....T.tthestbses-111.9.417,-
"lease had diener?" If his „
ialentost every one. in. this 001104 it answer be "NO," he reeeiees the Invite -
clan be Said that they •.atiere library, :tits), "W ',come rigtit- in,. and -have
ly whether the town improves orisiot."- on...With their, fobs While- at the , same
like spring, hot you „do not -dig your there is every prospect of its being the t . - es - time theY get a. sense Of security from
potatoes in. the 00,1,11*, a.V someone was dnest Piece in lIpper-C'anada" While the tOoderich tewn site as the knowledge that -they will be signal'.
seeh on -Sathrslity finishing taking els) ' Reference is made to.Mr. 'Simpson in originally *aimed by ' the "Canede led•when raiders are elose athand and
ki$* pc,frapes. eeeeraeeave (been vow. a letter from 'John. Freeman to his Company, provided for an octagonal danger is branitieut. OTasses%have been
Ing; !between shower% InPther, Ittrst, Susanna 'Flieeulan, in '"Market Square" in: the centre of the established' for train -big in root -spotting
wolideols iweL never Iceese; ,Nr_.. Fraralingham;r Suffolk. kreeniftn. was town 'with eight . radiating • thorough- afsover 100 i,entree in, diffekent parts
-Hqtrivey igillih. has a owl halt Rhode 'a -carpenter- 1) trade his letterisfareator.agihtreny points of the compass, .-cesthe emintrys. , '
'Issencl Bed rooster land haw tow dated October 18, 183rissis in part as the" SimPeSett leftersiedieates that, fops , -The Manchester ' Guirciii-tn-:
follows s . • - . ', • Yeara afterV*1(mA WAS-tent:tiled, Only 1 - s • . - . • . ,., .
• , • . . . • •
fertilely setitlesnent stiae alt ttO beet A oboor ot ate eivoy, cuyto tt.1.00631,01
from 1843 to 1955, began. abon.t el tells, by Mrs,
11M5 . Ictiox oncritax $
. S.
filice a rooster, has. ghort Mr. oftmoel Jenom,,#, (brother to Mr.' South, East, North and. West Streets, eneeey (wee had inis woe
the blg
horse race) : I just 'kept whisSlerkog In
gobbler Instead at long (feathers!, on
OETABEATES CHRISTIOIAS beads and i leon: ;belles turkey
the
- • .eertainlY is a freak and shouldebe In a
'The 10brist1114$ ,eatertainment' of 'dram It; IS'lwerth -
Irsiox rravterlan !church •Sunday
echool was ' _happy event. ' Mr.* E.
.Beacom; sa)erbstentlent Of the -Sehoo
bad leiter& Of the program; which ine
...eluded Christmas tarots, recitations by
-primary Papils, and bY °Jet* saartick,
Gordon Tinder, !George Warrener; Rugs
' Cat and .Agnee..Witmer, fe Christmas
;song by six girls- of Miss Mlinele Class,
a ./play; "The Lost Bounce," by Mise.
/Gerdores else% plarto solo. by Brent
WT.' and, aft's.. nobt. merminan and
soca, olf Goderich, epent Christmas with
MiessMinnie and leate Currie,
%fr.: Harvey' Pettinan, .wiho has been
away„training, was so winch -taken up
with it that he ba signed aid will
don the khaki. These boys ought to
be recognized, as. this three boys
from, Nile rwho have. enlisted-litimer
MoWitioney, Stan lifteGrattereand Har-
vey,ITebtman. Elmer” Is home on leave
INelsort, a dialogue, "The Spirit of for a few days and will spend New
Cbristinas,",bY 311sa elass, and Year's.DaY 'et his home here.. .
song,.'"royland," he' MarrS auderson, Chet* , selsvices will .leotnmeMe on'
• Crett.a Arbour and Betty' Taylor. '
Mr. Robert Henry...contributed to. the
• •program 'with 'a series* of pietures
which Were rata, appreciated. These
• liVeluded local views, "Mitkey leouse,"
•.and "The :Night before, Claristmae,"
twitieh was received 4witli special de:
- • _
Santa Claus appeared with eaueY
and a 'magic box" whose mysterious
ictextents 'Charmed the !children.
the first ;Sunday of the new year at
instead of o'clock in the even-
ings(for the winter menthe.
- • Mr. Keith Aswan is wearing a broad
smite. A little girl hoe tune to 'his
hoeste arid. look & 'as if She Were going
to stay. Congratulation%
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Kerr fade.
rich spent Christmas with hie klarighter,
iSirs. H. Matthews..
and Mrs. Alvin T and
two thildren, of Goderieh, spent Christ-
artas,DaY withiMre. Thom,Oson's mother,
Mrs. Segass.
Jefinings, of Framlingham, has the latter ea lig • e harbor. r
veiling tour streeteseem, to have come eiewes are red, avroieti are babe; bArses
later, Much .of the :earlY settleinent, ,i,shett les* -•are made, aritia
and Many of the eerily businesses, were
on West street, convenient both to the Buy war savings stamps 'and help
defeat Thtler
Wililain taken a tarns lot; he has eight acres of actually laid out•and ilium, The ester- my 'borse'e ear It eitt'le poem I made op
wheat in this fall and expeets to have
land cleared for ti good spring crop.
He gives a very favorable account of
the country.
",Sainuel,SimPson, 'who svassient out harbor and the settlers about ;the
by the palriett of Framlingham, has Square. The Tatter appears,. to have
everything here that a man can wish been planned in the first place as
return` in the fail they brOsigait,a.
VrOteerssendsestittilesbotrtelmadesss-----s-e-
mnaii
eldest loaded w)lth their belonginge.
Mrs. *Ott stakt that' as She.' walked
down the, hall „ink, Port Albert With, .
•her husband she Was` the prentlest
woman In Asitithed. Thoegh 'Starting .
sis' hell:ally the day' came 'when they
coutlid hold * their Wads. With the -
Proulclest in the laud., suireounded by a'
large and delver grouP of !children,
three or four of whom became echool
teethed* ,
in Thomias-Finias'S case there were
three 'OZ. four iteacher's also' erelong*
his eltildrens and I Cannot tell. how
many a his „, griandebildren
alOng the same Aloe. Other fasfailies
through thescentre of the townshisi
•lust as well as the leve mentioned.
eame feom- 1848 to 1851. ,01thers coins
'lug Into this central area about this
.tinie, or very poen afters were •the
Treleaven% lieQuoids, Allen, Hea1er-
soin Bartil4tt, Seolits-Miereads,
wins,- 'Reid% Dane, Onion; WaSece,
Feeds, Hegane, ,O'Connore,
McCoys, aceillys, Clare% ,s3lohnebope,
Pagan; ands:Many' More. ' •
Of these mentioned end in tact of
tor and 'will do twell. . •
"Dear Mother; mys wife and myself
live Very 'heppy and eomfortable. I
never enjoyed myself more in my life,
and had I been mindful of the country
from whence I came, I have had -op-
portunities of returning. My brother
T,homas is following the carpentering
trade with me -afid is improving very
much; be likes it better than anything
else. Be likes tlie place exeeedingly
well anti Is,. after purchasinga' town
lot, to build his houee upon. * .
public market and community centre ;
naturally; the courthouse and county
buildings, whieli for the ensuing twtenty
years served. not only Huron but the
associated eounties Of -Brace ahd Perth,
were ultimately built there, but the
conversion' a. the market and, fair
grounds hatea setblic Park appears to
have been, an afterthought. .°
As there were 'Ito 'railway facilities
till after 1853, the harbor was a buey
place In the fitst two decades of the
town's- existenee ; and, as .the Importing
"I bete a good- house and home. and and exporting centre, it hada tendency
was the first .that was 'married In the to draw business' and „business places
Town, of Goderich and: the 'first that toward the west side of the town,' In
settled" upon the Market Square, so tbe ,couree of time, hovvever, with the *-
Canada Company has given me 10 Acres erease o overland tralic, business
a land pear the town, This land le of, .places end, teveens: sprang up along
greet value to us; we cam keep several the pioneer road: to...the 'east whieh
head' of cattle 'upon It and save the Tiger Dunlop, "Warden -of the Forest's,"
produee for winter." had sleshed through the timber, in 182/.•
riaWitegt:CeablprTeligtocFAit uIS'• " •
abiding -eitiZeesi and -those- who- eon- --.111-rellYsstalsMilne_smest be ene,
tinued live there became. pule Peseta as far as MO Wald- ts- e0n-
.--Vg14040, -134PPY„ farmers, cerneds: Conditions Inas eomethees
WeSmest them_ credit for a gie4n104trellialobisi, Oat for the Stability
WiRingnelseto-rough it -and aelitY thein- 'the lan7evifor 'everal geneliottons
s'61fve, deatioatty to the teak of clear./ and nomf wi the radio/ =eat mail
int, the land. Being alinost always delSvery, *epitome 'service, .daily
without &meal, they tad to put 'to. tlapem, hydro, ohurciheS, deho011s, 'auto-
inlapiy-sinconveniencessawl -often-
undergo what today Would be _terined
great hardeltiPs. ° . '
For InStance, the Ai* ten acres
cleared by the Ooleeeans'Was planted
petateets, wheat and oats and the
()WY agrieultural implements they had
were Wee.," Mee, Weanen'and Children,'
,ose euengh, were in the
sway 't'Wseed-Wht'g dowered,. Har-
vest bat/00W them a. rich,. reiviard mitt
ittant no longer at ets their illooitatep0.
. ,Soinie' single rti,eri like Thomas MAO
• left or the older settbeniente farther
etislt and Worked during the strouner
With the farmers theire, con** back
f r the Winter to chop down the Woods
for a 'clewing. igrs 'Plitlia-Y did this.Si
for trot* or five years pr yelsete_the
WILD ITALK IS USELESS
(131anOver •Pt)
. Mrs. Netison, NrOm.lan MX, for North
Blatitileford, told a, Toronto readdence
that Canadian munitions widikers were
ereetheering on an unPrecedented aoale.
T114$ is a fallouts ebiarge. fie tree, It
ehould be- rkoWitile -to prove it likod Mrs,
NalSoi ghoUlklilaSe 910,tbna ennintitting
Ithe evidence tics her tellowsmembers
orttche floor of the House of ciomanons,
Where She its a. represen!tatiete: Of the
Cantadian people, .and where She was
sent to do jteit that. Ranting to itudi-
entree. without any 'authority Or re-
sponeibility in these Matterswili profit
her or her heartens nething.
Two days earlier-40etober 100 1.831 "
-the brother, Th0111/0 Freeman, : had
penned a. misdive of his own to yet
another brother Whowas still in the
Old iCtientry. This letter' gives a .some-
-What more extensive description of the
hew emu:nut:MY:1 .
'I like Goderich very much ; the
longer 1 am here, the better 1 like it
RaStus-Sambo,. what
fullest animals der le?
, Sambo--Chlekens; ela.h.
BMWs -Why eliteleene?
SaMtio-sCa.use gte.can eat 'era befo'
deyls torn and sifter sley is dead.
iglu Resistance, to Colds—. Ioor Rough Ilangs-;-.
WunlOole's Ed. Cod 14eer..1-00 4ergen's Lotion ,..25e -L436-890
Waterbury. COmponnd — ..1.00
01.I (*Polies' ..5(15e Cansoanei Italian Balm* 155 .......
- .330 -4t* ---48e
Coloolleo Velvetts, 'Rahn „ 25g
Natoli Capsules
$lop that told or flu before it
get o you.. -
Tablets — — .."
Player AxPirhi
doz. 3k.. . .100 bottle', 98e
reosts 217 Tablets
1 Aft. 35e 50 hot. 15e
100 hot. 1.50
Frosts 223 to take place
ot Irhz
45e tamerss, Films, Developing soul
50 hot. 140 100 hot, 2.00 Prittiltig
ittli IS XORF MAN A 10:02011`ANT
ER DUNLOP CAMPBELL
100-25e
Patlinolive $having .ereasts
20e -j --43e
iltehhey shaving' ereant 296
William's Shaving 'Cream.
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29g -
Many butiness people take stook at lead Mod a year to find
out what has been the result of their aotiVities' during the pr6ediug._..
12 months.
One of the factors to remember is to renew your subSoription to
so that it becomes an asset, instead of a liability: Send it almig
.early; we know you, intend..to renew it and the zoonerit is' off your
mind, the easier it Will be for ueto finance our business.4,
It takes money to 'Operate our ,business and, your homeand
it also takes money, to pay wages, tvates, rent, ilagiVallee and stook
,for our bushlesa.. $2.00 a year doesn't mean mud), to any on, person,
but Um or three' thousand twos mean a tromenamis lot to us. My
we count on you/
D. .)
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