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CroDERiog, ONTARIO , THURSDAY,_ OCTOBER 28th, 1,948
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` • CHARTERED A.CCOUNTA.NT
Phene No.--01lice 343W., House 843J
• ' Goderich.
R. . 0, McCANN,
AcCenntant
Clinteir,y OntariO
Phone VW; • • Albert ,Stet,
osinimsommo.;;...;moilsoimusi
• ACCOUNTING '& BOOKKEEPING
ACCOUNTING•& BOOKKEEPING
SERVICE
For Small Businessed, Stores, Etc.
geokkeeping Systems Installed.
• - 'kooks 13a1ance4 Monthly
Financial. Statements • -
•. Wage Summaries •
Buidneis and P.ersonal Income Tax
,• Returns ,
• ALI3ERT SHORE •
Office: dorner Noftli St. and SqUare.
Phone 975. Residence•Phone 444.
•
usisuRAN6E
•iv1cKILI.,0 :MUTUAL ' FIRE IN-'
. SURANCE' 00. — Vann and.
is,olated town property insured.
'President, Chris. Leonhardt, Born-
holm; Vice -President, Hugh A.4eX-
ander, Walton • .41gr. and Seek:,
Treas.; M. A. Reid, Seaforth
‘DIRNOTOUS:—Chris. _Leonhardt..
' Bornholm.; Hugh Alexander, Nal-
. ton ; Sam. H. Whitniore, SeLiArr;th.
.E. J. Trewartha; Clinton.; Robert
• Archibald,: Seam -till- Jelin
. Ewing, • Blyth; Frank, McGregor,
Clinton; John IA. MaloneZ
,vey :Puller, Goderich; •••
ed R.R. f; George A.. Watt, Myth,-
RItt- 1; ..`R. Finlay McKercher,
. ttublin,R.R. 1; 4. F.,•„ Preuter,
Brodhagen.
. Po1icy-41ders c4n •.make all pay-
ments and get their Cards teceipted
at the Royal Bank, Clinton; Keith
Cutts Grocery, Kingston Street,
Goderich, •
-
F. J. R. ppRsTER.,, EYE,
— EAR, ,NOSE, -THBOAT
- Late House Surgeon New 'York
Qphthalmic and Aural Hospital,
at- Moorefield Eie Hospital
and Golden Square ThroatHospitl,
• Fondoa, England..
• • EYIDS TESTED, GjAssua
•
- 53 Waterloo Street 'S., Stratford.
' Telephone 237,
. Next visit Bedfofd. Hotel, Gode:
• rich, Wednesday, Oct. 27th, 1948,
,at 2 p.m.- tillr4.30 p.m. •
HIROPRACTOR AND DRUG-
MALCOLM ATHERS
iNsthtxtmE,
• Autowhoe, Liability; ate,
REAL ESTATE •
ToWn''and Farm Properties
For satisfactory' results; In • the
sale or rental of ;Tour property
list It with „
"iVIALCOPVI MATHERS
TrOrt11. St 4 theSquare -
Ikon°, i15w • oodeiich,
COLE
Optometrist-rOpticlan
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted ,
Phone 33 , • Goderich, Ont.
,
F. T. .Armstrong
• OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST
Square • Goderith
"See Armstrong and See Better"
At Lucknow first Wednesday
•eich Month. .
•
• mo I. me N. is
DONALD S.
I -4XPERIENGED-AUCTioNEEK.
Licensed for Counties of Huron
and Bruce .
_ RIPLEY;___PHOP41Ei_49_ _
,For information apply.lo J°.
Kerniglaau,
Goderich, *Ont. '
4.1UNT ,FOPMS ltESVIVIA
„1.YXSCIISSION' ,11=TXXO
, With the: Month -of- Neverebek
comes the ,i'esinuption of the 'Farm
Forum raeitingS, .interrupted by the
activities of tile open ,season on
the farms. The topies seleeted fOr,
the next two m011048 are:
November 1: 1.34 M. ets crjrl.
NoveMben $: Let's -Go Varming,',
•November 15: Your Father's rarin,
Novereber 22: What the FortunS
So. •
November 29; I See by the Vtiper.
December 6: I Hear,,,en tht-Radio.
• De,ceraber ,1.3: Let's Go to the
•• 'MOvies. - • '
Deceniber 20: What the Forums
Say, - •
MoSt Popular Subjects Last Year
According to the Farrh Fortra-
GUide, the most ponelar subjects
last gear were:
Is Farni Income Used Efficiently?
The Fanner Takes a „Wife.
What the 'Machine i-laS Done to -Us.
Marketing by Co-op.
The TeaCher in the Community.
EDWARD W.. ELT4OTT-
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
Correspondence promptly an-
swered,- Tinmediate arrangements
can be made ,for Sales Date. by
callipg Phone 208, Clinton. _
Charge Moderate and satisfac-
tion Guaranteed. 19tf •
HAROLD- SAMSON-
ICENSED AUCTIONEER'
• HURON AND PERM
Seafotth Phone 11 -661 -or
Harry Edwareis, Godecich,
_Phone- 144 -
NATJVA OF GODERIOH
DIES .AT LOBIDON
olls 'an
ore D�lls on View
,Snaelseet-. poll : ihe W4LOrId,
. .Character Doll, Dells
100 Years old
. Decorated beauti,ftilly 'with filigs
awl autumn flOWers, theltuditoriuni
of the Town Hall and the public
health room were.a 'scene of wextath
and , color on ,Satnrday aftern04611;,
when the membera Of .the Coniinm
t-
ity Nursing Registry entertained
at the second annual Doll Fair
underthe /eadership of, the Presi-
dent, Mrs. George MacEwan. •
The pretty tea table centred with
a hovvl of • chrystinthemunai and
lighted tapers, with the small tables
decorated with varied autumn
flowers, Waa AU ,attraatiye back:
.grotaid for tea in the auditorium.
The tea hostesses were .Mrs. J. 'Le.
Maim, Miss Josie Saunders, Mrs..
J. 13.• Kinkead and Mrs. W. 'F.
Gallow. Mrs.. M. Henry Was tea
convener, assisted by members of
• the Registry.
LONDON,. Oct. 25. — Walter An attractively arranged doll
•Thurs. table was in charge of Mrs: Harry
Francis Payne, 73, died on
Edwards and Mrs. Don MacKay.
da f night hi Victoria Hospital after
an illness of some time., Ile was There were dolls for sale here .,to
formerly a patient Parkwo,o'd Hnlease the heart of any little girl.
ItosPital. ' • -• — A candyis
table in charge of Il§
-A• native of Goderich, son., of Mr. Rita Dalton and Miss Janet Mealey
and Mrs. Charles -Paynei-he had re- was l'well 'Patronized, and , at an -
sided in London for mere •than tither table pretty baby'S-wear and
_.__Surviving are one Sister, Ali% .eaards were sold by Mrs. 4). Maskell.
nd MrsJMaeVica
'; . W.
thirty-five years.
•and' oxie
Sans sand, Mich.:,•Miss-A. Cleaver and M SS- George,
•Mary. Frank,
Florida. • ,•
ber Jack /1157,11e,
-hostess : health
•
clinic l'oo
•
-41114cenietery"aktod444, aAfPteer-i'rn-egSuti—Pern, 'hYg2h..s' sho
•mass at St. Mary's church. • for• the -
. 'awarded, t
•INJURED ;SUNDAY ahle menti
•ligatriNG. A00,Dpisrx. The prize
to "Callin
Mandy,"
James Moore, ,R33.- 2, Seaforth, Breckenri
is in Alexandra Hospital suffering Little Bet
with fractured ribs and cuts to --.132. was t
the -forehead as the result -of an ac- a dressed
eidenton the County road near - Do
Dungannon, about 4.,a.m. Sunday. 'An inte
He WitS-a paSsenker• a,' car doll'S Clot
By Naive, *it:,
013 ,morning .the stndents
assembled in the auditorium to' hear
e lamenS, Dr; (Marlette Whitten
. „ ,
speak. Being a fqrnier, schoolintite
of Miss Powell's, and ‘.a,fellow
graduate 'of- -Queen!'s Univers/1;Y,
"(alse Scott's alma mater),.
Dr. A'Vhitten, .receiVed healty 'wel,-
,corae from her ;:g4 friend8.'
Her inspiring talk' Was tu
peal to the *students `te gain as
much education as possible, for
--
they, as the future citizens a Can-
ada., will have* the task of main.'
taining World peace: •
Alse 'during her brief address, she.
slipped in , a few tales pf. Miss
Powell's school-days—m.10 to the
delight of all present, except Miss
Powell.
B1G HALLOWNE_N, PARTY
,Don't miss the party being held
In the gym. On Fridak, October. 29,
at 8,30, All 'teen-agers, welcome.
Come (me! Come all! ^-••
SYNODICAL W.M.S. TO
•MEET HERE NEXT SPRING
0 1
sin
Id uton
For the First Horses
Appear at Plowing
'• For the, Arst tim,e ,,at ,plowing
match in ,this distriet there.was not
a single entrY for. horse-drawn
plows at tile ISOI,Ith aiirC211 plowing
•
•
match held, on FridaY iast. There
was not oven a -horse ;on the'.
grounds. The tractor has' edged
Dubbin Aomple.tely , Qut of the plc -
The fall executive (meeting of
Huron. Presbyterial W.M.S.' of the
Presbyterian Church -4hi Canada
Was held in Clinton Presbyterian
chureh- on .Monday , afternoon,
October 18tIL Delegates weig .pre-
-setit,from - ,Olinton, -Exeter, Gode-
ahd Seaforth. . •
The, meeting opened with [Lao*
_devotional period- conducted by, the'
president,ltr.s. G. Bisset .:of Go,de.
wed their best• darlings,
;To. r:.c111.1 Li• The treaserer, Mrs. .1713---
,gussell of Seaforth, reported • a
•
ons vg
last year. , •, - •
best dressed doll Was - .
a. markipridiftim; ...honor, Qt,.was..reported7that a - splendid-
A,IissiOn. Band rally had been held
on going tp Wanita Webb.'
in Ilenstill, - at which ffve Junior
Was a year's • stibseription
g All Girls." "Sala& and life Membershib certifiCateS . and
pies. were presented.. .Etich Mission
nuide of Wool by, Linda
Band took part in the program,
clge, alsO won admiration.
and eolored lantern slides Were
ty IVIcConnell; with :ticket
he winnerof the draw for.
II:11- i00 'Yea shown of the Work 'lit :the' Cecilia
• In November a C.G.I.T. rally
elonged to Miss' ' rtele's ia
is-ol[d ,, .. ,.. j_e•,rfTeY IDdiall School. . •. .
at the'Ontarie.H.ospital for the use
will be herd in. Goderich,. .
resting % diSplay of dolls,
heS-and nainiatlire- furni- It was...reported .iliat. three cartons
of books had been sent from Seat
shown by Miss. Ann Tirtir-
College, and that
y .of the dolls' in this . forth to Frontier
are , one hundrt 1• yerii, jigsaw, ..puizlE:s weuld ,lye welcome
er... A miniature_ fan of •the patients' there.
y--earved-,,anti:---a pa" An excellent •remit of the board,
quisitely handmade also meeting' -•of the S.ynodical Society
tirahe;'...jytt;Labl;h43,i,Ittitssteli1V,,,,zwlirtersle,
e vellection. , n. of. Iin m il len_ a iic1 ,London. _was given
tlkeirsprebsi.dejn_t,z1-Stualres. o'Gt . c•umBistsoell.t,_
by
ynd
em an 'exquisite "Marie' 'This covered .a .summary 'of -the
ei I h id i TO mit
owned and. driv,en by . Iledley ture was
4 , •
Prouse, which rolled.' over . in . the tele. Aran
ditch after a pin in • the Steering
Wheel,. broke and the driver') lost old, and b
control of the vehicle. Prouse was gtandmoth
,uninjui,ed, and anothei passenge , eautifull
Wilhtam H.ardy, escaped :with .0. gloves. ex
shaking up. car 'ArN as badly- were- in -it
,damag_ed. • provincial Constable,_ On.
_ ame.s---••,-.7Qpip"tresiestigated- had -a -disi
accident. - — among th
' • • Antoinette," "Florence Thgbtin
Last year -more than 23,000,000 i.gale," "Sairy Galina," Russian -peas-
persons crossed .the border, into ant, and•ftTithers. '
Canada. from the , ol.7er Miss Cleaver is the prmid pos-
three-quarters of them staYed here ,.sessor a "the smallest doll. in the
for only a day or -so. •I world," ,which. came froni Scotland.
Goderich,
...OFFICE HOURS ,..
••Mon: & Thurs.-9 to 11.80 a.m.
2 to 5 p.m. (only)
• •Tues. & Fri. -9 to 11.30 a.m..
- 2 to 5 p.m. & 7 to 8 p.m:
Wed, & to 11.30 a.m. „(only)
Mineral fume baths by appointment
•
• only.
—
•
* . '.51 South St..
. Registered under. 'Drugless Practi-
• tioners Act ter the • Province . of
•'Ontario.
WESTERN ONTARIO
• MOTORWAYS
▪ Bus Schedule Now In Effect —•
• - To LONDON To STRATFORD.
• 7.50 a.m. • 7.50 a.m.
O 12.15 p.m. 12.15
• 4.15 p.m. • 4.15 p.m.,
8:15 p.m.
Bus to Stratford at 8.15p.m.. Sun-
dayS and holidays only. •,
I3•
undays and holidays the 1215 bus
.• goes to Stratford only. ,
Connectionat Clinton for.Londoni
Detroit, Witigham, Walkerton,
• • Kincardine, Port Elgin and Owen'
Sound.
Connections at Stratford for Wood-
stock, Kitchener, Guelph, Hamill -
toil and Toronto.
• Connections at Mitchell for ListoWel
ofitaWfwgzerkiegr..-Y.114-0.4-
For infirma,tion phone Reg. McGee
••& Sons at 765.
, " o •tr, 4r,o.
The popular hien ?that the Indians
of, Canada are disappearing .is con*.
• trary .to Mt. By a 4944''oensuS
• there were 125,680 Indians • here,
✓ mere than in 1000:
--Gefiat Walt:
Fire; Acaden't and Motor Car
Insurance
OFFICE -,-MASONIC TEMPLE
WESTSTREET
.PHONE:830' GODERICH
'
J. W. CRAIGIE
thstritiANOE
—And—
REAL
ESTATE --
PHONE .24 ° GODERICH
ARE YOU IIE.APED FOR.:
••AN ACCIDENT?.
O Seeksafety with adequate car 4,
insurance coverage from'
. FROM
GORDA' JEWELL
• R.R. 6, GotiERICH
Melte 'Carlow 30-r4
INSURE"' IN , SURE
INSX1*A.NUE
O CONFEREItATION LUPE
vviMco. vt*,
• preferred, risks. -
• ACCIDENT &kaiiiiNESS
Consult.....-. ••
JOHN PARRISH'
*. Phone /r15 Dungannon
- bout. re 'million Um ett-S ates
atizens ere connected' with Canada
by either .bTttliar irra rriage.-
• PLAY SAFE!
6et-car, fire, theft, liability, -
'etc., insurance, from
flKTLPAPBIQ
R.R.-7 Lucknow. 'Phone Dun-
. • gannon 77R2-
• Mt
'.We sell Canada Savings bends
and Sterling Trust Certificate
MN I I • um PE
It is made 'of wood, isone inch
ong, e arms'ancr. egs.
Its little round head' bus black hair
O (painted) and rosy cheeks. •
A doll's •house and garden,, fully
furnished, a' replica of Princess
Eliza•beth'shonse in Vales, inade to
scale, loaned by Messrs, Wasson:
and Allen, r• attracted considerable
.attentien, for it was exonisitely
in a de-liarid- --fii-trilShed,.- and. the .eiavy
of every little girl patron oftie
'rah. •
:PresentationAo Miss- Dickson
After the Fair, the membersof
the .Registry gathered around the
tea table, with 'Miss -;11. Dickson,
"stiperintenclent of Alexandra lioA-
pitpl, who is* leaving poderich to
•
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JUST RECEIVED
•
New Electrpc and
•
ngine rive Washers-.
Immediate. delivery while present stock lasts. It is
possible that no further shipments of new, washers Will
be, received this year. If , �u want one of these new ones •
CPITHEA'
THE
Now—"RELENTLE$8" In Technicolor with Robert Young and
Marguerite Chapman. •
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• • . .
Ant, Tues. and
•
Barbara StanWyck, David Niven, Richard Conte and Gilbert Roland
ErIc Maiia Reniarques dramatic st0ry 'dr a fainn*n. -PIaniat. her
two loveA, aqd the rendezvous She could not avoid
-‘‘THE rOTI1ER LOVE"
jp,I.L.•,,and
• •
Danny Ray% Vlrglnla Mayo. AillOeti Cain
• tn. TechnicOlor and it w6n .tho tine Ribbon. A.waril as • the
Most hilarious fun,siib'W of tile year.
he Secret Life ot Waiter MO
Coming-43atry .Vitzgeraid, in "Naked'Ity
•
atne�
Vile& $A, anaiiandati MZ;30
• •,17,10.0•0 ,i'F•47.
eatty Washer Se r
Itamilton St.
F. SKELTON; Prop.
Phthie 89W
'
ODER1CH • PAVJLION
'
Dancing Every Saturday Night
c•ppy pkins -a'nit Iiis Oreliistra
a
, `with 14.e21is
•
A CE NIGHT
WEDNESDAY
N DANCE GANG
Olin; Lucky, Bob tutfl pari, iteywood
Diping 9,30 ple.. to -1 Am;
Attingsgobt. 606 per person
•0`...•0
•
.•,,Conn, m et ng .e ,n r
earlier. • The 'Croderich members
were espeeially interested 'to hear
that a bar. -16 ber • Tong service pia
had been, « presented abto Miss Lily
MacArthur • at the Connell meeting.
• Miter some discussion,
48016(122'. t
in April, 1949, as a Suitable. date
for the annual Synodical ,meeting,
which will be held in Kilo*. church,
•Gederich. ' • '
A quantify of clothing and (pills
had been reeeived by the supply
secretary, and these will be for-
warded' to ..their 'destination in the
near-future-
Izt 'was decided to - have •the .an-
nual meeting' of. the Presbyterial
on:the second :Tuesday
at• Clinton. The meeting closed
With' prayer .by Mrs. W. J. Thoinlp-
. son of-Seaferth.
From •Goderfch attending_ .the
• meeting were -Mrs. O. Bisset, Mrs.
C'-. Critt, Mrs. J. MeNevie and Mrs*.
A. Taylor.
take a shriller position at Chapleau,
as gliest of honor. , The presenta-
tion of a kedak was 'Made, to her
,bY Miss •- A. C:leaVr and MrS1,
,George MacEwan on :behalf of the
Registry. Miss Dickson :graeleuss ly
Oxpressed .fier appreciation, and
-81),tike• of , her' happy association's
with' the -members. •
LIONS CLUB'S "RURAL
• RELATIONS. NIGHT".
ture, it \vianid seent.so far as plow-
ing competition is concerned. '•
The Smith Htlron -Owing match
was revived this year for, the Arst
ante iince 194' in 1942 the match
was cancelled because' the provincial.
match was scheauled to be held, in
Huron, but the provincial match
waSa1s0 Cancelled. owing to the war:
Only nine entries apAereCon th-e
field,. but officials are already lip-
timistictillY planning_for next year.
They, pointed •out that it will take
two •er three years to rebnild inter-
est in the match, held this year on
the farm of .Aiii-61(1- Beckpr, five
miles west of Exeter.
Five of the eight classes at the
math went begging -for entriei:
one bias§ for boys,under sixteen and
four for plowing with thorses. Of-
ficials estimated that in the pre-war
niatehes clime to. half the entries
were in horse"elasse,s_..._._
Also missing from the match were
the extremes of age usually fe•and
at plowing matches. The ,youngest
centeStant was -seventeen-year-old.
Glen JefferYTER.-3,-Exeter,. while
none ' of the remaiuing, eight von-
Aestants--4,vis--past--the-,-fifty-niar
Champion of tke Day
'• Top nlowinan .of the day was.
twenty -eight-year-old Lorne PaSs-.
mere, of R.R. 3'; Exeter,, who took
first prize in the open. tractor in,
sod class, In second place was T.
P. O'Malley, of Teeswater, who
weil first pyiie in the two -furrow
•Meter in stubble class at the Inter-
national plowing match at 'Lindsay
against a, field el sixty-five plow-
men. In third place was Sam
-Hendrick, of - R:R. 4, Dashweed,:
Passmore also won•the special prize
in this claSs.for crown, and O'Mal
ley won the speoial for finish.
• Allan Walper, R.R. 7, Parkhill,
took first prize in -the tractors
11-4perf 'to___Tackersniith, TTS1101.11P,
Stephen, ,Hay and HtJr$
shins. In secend place -was 'Hugh'
Hendrick, 4134 ,Glen Jeffery.
Walpek-ralso- for
crown
crown and 'finish in this class.
Wilfred ShaPton,, of Exeter, Won
top honor et *in ,,,the open,
roW, tractor in, sed' followed
by Gordon, Eagleson and Rah*
Weber, both 'of • Dashwood.' Snap -
'fon also won both. specials this
class for erown and finish.
-
Lorne, Passmore won the Special
for best land iilowed witb. Massey -
Barris equipment, followed 'by
P. 0,'Malley and Allan ‘.•Wralper.
The Case equipment speCial. 'wag
taken' by Oleg JefferY and ti*,Ford
equilment snealal 1",114
Hugh liend-
ri, Pa.ssMore*also wowthe. Esso
special, -fOr the bet land land plowed -in
• the tractor sod classes. •
.
Judge of the plowing was Pra'al
H. nen., of Stratford. -Cilia-ars in
charge were: Percy Passmore, Ex-
eter, president; Ask penhale, vice-
president; and 'Earl' Shapton, Ex-
ettr, secretary -treasurer.
• a it p
Nide district farmers qccePtecl the
invitation Of the Guderich Lions
lotions night" on Friday last itt the
British . Mxchange Hotel. ThZ,Y„
Were ` Hugh Hill, Brown SmYth,
George -0 Ginn, Wilmot lianehe,
Robert Sowerby, Gordon •Bisset, •
Stanley Snider," Lassallne and
1E'd:4 So.werby. About twenty-ilve ,•111.
vitations' were sent'nat. •
O 'The meeting was presided over,
by Lions President 'Bert Sander4OC•
gram. Prtrity Mott Mills Ltd.
vided • three interesting movie -pic-
tures. Two representatives of the
canipany were present, John Iluelc',.
ley and Fred Garmilt in addition t�'
LIon i‘lenzies,
• Thremigh Lion W. A. Hay a vote
• Of thanks wak passed to PitritY.,
titir'Iliffe,4foi."911e
evening. „ '
O Reports on the donations of pro:
dime by - district farmers,for the
Lions Club's auction saie were
given by Lions Nelson 11111,• Reg.
Itear66.• niur Normitu-Miller-
1V.C.T.U. MEETING
' The 'October Meeting. of the W.C.
s7Aiel1 at- the honie-of Mr
111..ItaithhA Cainer8n street, with it
good attendance,. TI16 Ineeting *as
111 enargeof the 'president, Mrs,.
Dougherty. • Mitch hosiness 'was
discussed?, one item ivIng an bra.:
torical - eoutest "f&,- „ s'enoot-hge•
sneakers, The devotional period'
kitna taken bv Mrs. los. Cronstont
who rend, froni XI :Timothy, giVing.
splendid oddreSS, On the verses
rend. '8he Ms° offered 'prayer, Otad-
Ing dile meeting, Many calls in
.siek and 'shnt--ins- were reported..
Poring n social tinie lovely refresh-
mentg tier* served.
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Phorie.1184B. BEATON, Prop.
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4.01.1.41011.,
THE GREATEST HEATING
IMPROVEMENT in Forty Years
BUY A,
Coal Stove and,havekall the -advantages enjoyed_by tamers_-
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_a_automatic stok‘rs.
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Re. uire attention sac__ e u. a in severe cold,weather
every second da- durinein&dtrite -winter. weather. -
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No complicated electric or mechanical attachments
to go out of order. The .thermo.expansion type heat con-.
trol and. sure. .'
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