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*gulling $000, ..0ter th smfly arose;!.
The firemen put it out without mueiri
.diffieuity wi.th el/tulle:OS but consider, I vhalt• SS Ott f•n!f_ .Jaek 13ennett, Of Auburn, alio attended,
oblet .loas resulted :nom the smoke,- and; Ittads vo. Rrc.AuccF44.• :divItte • It .:443 'there Were 122 boys present. The Sea%
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the Inettbif if4th, Spy Of INlapoleort-41arenwie
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Mr. j. T. Fell, of WindFor, Vett,
dayt rto3ntly, with his -parch*, Mr„, hal CO/Meet/on With at,l'
John Fell; and with his. atInt Wilo-'AOcOrittee
44 cliurcli $UNIkr 44a41, t
piage. Promptly' at tight o'clock
Rei304. whO' aCtod: chairinan,
Igedt the follehVins program:
by 4110 stiditive; neitatson,
muttreci -Videart; ,Solo,
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lybe Zurek*,
in attendenn at the funeral at' the late- tha Orchestra; ,coronet solo, mr,. lobes
Westbrook, ,y , Folip:054240.4 villa. ysFra.osferSeahosforretht,,um.ed. to her
1104101r, 1;30e,it,Faitrykiert. and
ena Outreesarrool 0011," Violet!
g4viveetuf4Y '1°uar,110 0*re'rct. ' home atter spending atm° titne in Toro 'gory and 'Audrey Fisher; V1olirt 8010,1
and ,ISlana WIfi* t01014tted for the ellVer '' onto, Mr* and Mrs. Fraser spent Christ.- Iffr, Fred Vithittingbani; guitar „oleo_
anniversary Vila" .1,0 14'114 -held some -1 - . ....,,,, I haw _with their daughter, Mrs. Abrams, ticoas, Mr. . Bert:- -Mohring; • imitation,
time In Mari* ' - ' 'This Parliament Is sPensoreci bY,- 1
tbo Mr!. "ratter remained for a longer Visit. BettY, Eastman; piano solo," Gordo*
3y011,1*Nti/ipt11114-'." Aulys :of the ia-elds, gqoare„ while .theMiSe 1.itatriee _E., Campbell returned JO Harrison; recitation, Hazel Beycc; vocal
The Anuary * , fob,,,,,,,,,,,41',iiiinger-Tiais: , itietr.iiiti—ol the- Ting lier-4110lelaiteart-cl;fetlwa-ndinitert;"linive viteTlutoYnr SmOtoOrre.nlittearrneyghaq4..red;,puriiistrIlunnenta. instrumental
the PreSider40', . '''',,,,"'„7"'4,,,.," Itaii*erS, are invited, ,to attend.
''444iii` 1141" was the youngcat boy in attendance and' '
lg 171147111.'".0a. Mpbell, East St. lgeNtill; Violin duet, Owen 0,a. Kenneth
Institute WO,' 7:ted wolTat lbe, home of her parents, Mr. and Lon, Helen 'wean) yooal solo, .Chester
4,' 41 441 We, 010 flioy from' 0-derieh :Master '
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On ThersdaY
pods were
treasurer,
'1-&it.SOOktore.'
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L peasant rig was *spent at the ilii *hie twO 001/Pc ming . tic :.-themt;eft.—rflia boys .were- -tt:1'
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Xttted in ,BUrwash Hall, University of
'Mrs. Irvine "Oke,
11121*1 I lett"! 'fin the 1144 -',,,! Onto, The new premier for 1935 is
d*. on 'Tiiiinkte,y event/le-Dec. 27thWes . t
(to *bent ''the 'tnitittif4' 4Se',, ''''',11, Vie, Wisneer„,Jordan, Ontario, and the
4_ ,_..,02CL.#...01444.0,t1"-fitinit the1.0041t, balq_411:!•4..,114thern for._4,4,04)141 -4--*--v4,41"der nr--31* --croos--ition-is--Grar -RiViT
:aeliliv0114:17. *ben.between _513 and 00,..
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tare board. Mrs. "lturdock Mt1)onald at
. .,,„,t, ureSted; the boys at a banquet at Bart
iffaVoi .4 ery interesting ttilic on, her ,,
ltimmer. „Iva" House' On _Friday night.
:tug with,,,a! GODERIVI1 BRIDGE cum
• Juck; -redtation, mar, 0,i1Io.; vocti,v
itiai:Plans For eel°, IVIadeleine 'Vickers; recitation, ROY
401,04
.004600N40:0.;. 400.0:4 4 ",i• .4
ge V ea sP,..,, Ernest 4xlees-haAn .reitalt°1.1'
p011ir Boyce; vocal sew; ,Roe Bowra;
..,. am ....m......,' Legion. .*rerilt#40110 • Alice Irwin; 7:',solo4.{,'Almeta
I •Annipii1Clea l'Y '-"c"‘"4"." . sts* rzeltation,:.Mabel-BradleYi. whal
All Espouse Tour to, France szao, priscIlla
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- AlatorMarlyn. Botz; recitation----Awitatiort,----morgater------guttaiT
,,z.y.-,.; --...z.,, ----- ------- — --. : 145047 ."Wri.art 'duet; w-th-oi-i-o3
guitar iltiet,- Eleanor 'N'elSoif and 'Edna
rigv...te; atwangements made ,to far are 13514 .
not Yet filial, the general plan" of the, anTrihl The. largest _ . at, or diplomas itt the
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, image _Virny, sponsored
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history Of theschoolwere ,then, present.'
by the, Canadian Legion, has been, work;
ed out.., 4,, i ed to the following pupils who had
%is,1:00ding;anHosel:la. *Ilia; 100;
idean,, 93.35; .Helen Videan,
, Josephine Bradley, 98.71; Betty
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Pleue acecpt, tut"Theolcs
ofyour stilendld itotittort..,
e Tyn, a
N. Tones f&vore
rent °event*, The meet11:14,elese4ave cur- At the weekly . duplicate bridge
DOW Wog *Uri. a
,sizoog :001,44 the Itcrig,, unth wasp toUrnament held Monday evening
vied nr the lotesses41 oitroo fat; the ..ltst week, •the following were winners:
North and South...ist, Mr. N.• C.
'day. '. - Lanaway and Mr. J. H. Taylor, plus 11.
%vow:4; Jung, •IARLIAMENT 2nd, Mr. D. D. Mooney and Mr. P. F.
ter Ted- Chapman,..0..year.„014 eon .7areY, plus 10. 3rd, Mrs. b. flmooney
Mr. and Urs, L. 0,, chatoan, cam.. and Mrs. J. H. Taylor, average.
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bilk Road, was in attendance. at . the East and West-4st, Mrs, J. M. J4ohn,,-
i4th annual•ses.sion. or MeMbers of :the Own and Mrs. P. F. Carey, plus 13. 2nd
Cicter• Boys' Parliament, of Ontario held —Mrs; W. F. Saunders and Mrs, J. A.
in Toronto tron,,,D000niotr,40th to 3ist.rtiraham, Wits 51n1:. 3rd, Mrs.., Geo. ien-
- ' rier and Mr. J. M. Johnston,. pins '3%. -I
.44:440.4
Ors o
oderich
Please accept my yor3r 'Sincere thanks for
your support in the contest for
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folk‘ ()MING ii,ght in the
"4....0 height of the tefk$011
this sale offers a. splendid
Opportunity to get ix great
deal of wear thia winter,
and it the Sante time,
e c1a consisterable SI&V"
* new winter coat,
MI sizes includin
3/3 shes
efy coat a recognized
leader, good quality
this season's Ioths
tiaranta.ed hnng & n
waimly tilany
HAPIOIS, L I
The values
1104.4414444.*
At the weekly duplicate bridge tourna-
tient held Monday evening, the follow-
ing, were winners:
North -and 8outh--45t, Mr. E. C. Bea-
com and Dr. N. C. ,Jackson, plus 16%.
2nd—Mr. T. IR„, Patterson and Mr. V.
Meakins, plus 4%. 2rd4fr.. • F.
Saunders and Mr. P. P. Carey, plus 34.
East and West—lst, Mrs, P. P. Carey
and Mrs. J. Johnston, plus 19%. •2nd -L
Mrs. 4.. R. wheeler and Miss E. 1. Mc -
tort. plus
kr and Mrs. W. F. Saunders. plus 2. '
Another game will be held next Mon-
day -evening.
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AMONG Tifri CiltriktiliES
Services at the Salvation Army .citadel
oh, Stinday *ill be as follows: 11 aan.,
g aptaln4Crozier; 2 p.in., Sunda.); School '
and Blble Class; / p.m., Salvation meet-
1ng Illent. Strachan. All weloome.
Regula,r serviees will be conducted In
Vietoria, St. United church Sunday, Jan,
13t1i: 11 a.m., "Devotion to, a Par,.
pasel-"1 3. p.m., Sunday' School; 7 pan,
"Worlaing Toward Success." "
'Services at the ' Baptist church on
SuzidaY wilt be conducted. by Pastor Vir
as fellows; 60 ,a.p., Bible
Stele* 11 oan,s; a special seiilee for the
Yonng . Worshippers' League, a .niessage
In song ' and sermon. Subject, The
, FOundation Truth;" , I p.m., siiblect„ ,
'The ,Pregticeattate GlorY ot
Christ." .
Services at North street United church
on Sunday, January 13th, will be con-
ducted by- the ,tiaSter, Rev, W.. P. Lane,
as tollowc .10 ctn.. Nierel5 01111); "Can
a Mart •1lve a true- Christian lite, it so;
;_jhtie:romowt?"41beirak:.7hirgi, 4, S4:ttek:Illinn":1. ; ipl:ro.s.:71;u8bulbk'
Pworahli), snbiect. "EVerythhig to Its
KNOX' CtillitC111 Lt,blitgs' .un MEET
,The annual. meeting of /Cleat ChUrch
4111Cs* Aid SoeletY Wes he/4 on Friday,
:bee, 2ilth" When & iUIi attendance of the
•Inarabers was presentto-wind u'i) the
business, of 1034 and to elect the (Miters
.fer the ensuing yettra..- The president,
Mrs.,: A, 1:). McLean,. conducted the
,Opening derOtiOnal ,exerelsee during
Thich Um.tDobt Clok led in praytr
gnd Miss Rosie Gliddon read the
Wit lemon. After 'the .different ottle
had *Welt their report* tor the
which were #11 iery tostistictory, the.
rt Of the nominating conunIttee
nted by. the eotiVeillir,
,Weittr...,„11.1104.-1.t.P0-1°1441°4
oflow1ng reconmftclotwonsiPresk
A. A WrAittre; let,
4, 1),. Welter; 2n4 ?Ike.sk
*Mem VoCtfonfild; 3rd Itlee
ettattOnt *Ore_
Girtiln oun, treitturtv,
"D4on,'00104 Mrs. (itt!.)
Post sorstikty, Uri. F. 0.
Vt. WV.
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Vooperation., of the railways and made
steatneltip companies has been seetn-ed' 144over 6
5Y-cv
got 'aigkelass paosage will be provided ill''.1dred
from air***eon port, probably riv'fontreal,
"V'ranee, 'Boleti:1 and return to Can- Eastman, 98.6.; 'Marjorie, Eastman, 982;
a
da for net Morethan $160ore ex -
!Pauline Bradley; 97.8; Baroid Black, ., . 'm
Oeulftve actOmmodationwill Ix
9.11.c:13k;ers, 06.1; Donald • Vickers," 92.94i.
Basil Bradley, 972; Madeleine,
lirOvid.ed Or&poV
rtionately higher rates,
Bruce Bradley, 92.3; Olive Bradley;
fr'rhisIs from
pott;d
nctenf,l4te,4at.ratiinocnlu, dbeineatlme
fril ganalds 9t23:
Billy Reid, 90.81; Nor & Juck,
89.3; Hazel Boyce, 88.6; Mabel Bradley,
land tretispertatkin.'.0 Prance and_ bed
and breakfast n London. t-f15,-13.P;i 'peslie Riley, g4:61: Rose-1301vra,
83.3; Beth. Schoenals, 83.1; 'Rose Emvra,
The trip stilipts 'about June 2041 to
June 25th and lasts three weeks. • Low ker, 8247; Edna Ruffle, $32.26, and Bobb
fares are being arranged frOm home tc Reid 80.98; Fred Dowker, 77.9; Harold
ithe 4n4 64.0ver*of , 0mb414 E4ropriratide
eon.areSivennitiritedps FlIrotlmd a7713,wn,hi
i.hharaGord,7o4nH
; als
K;rtioeoenn, 7R5 .u6n1. ..;
at extra cost the motets being rod for dle, 714; Helen - ,Halmes, 69.6; Gwen
one year. t''' . . b- . ,
,. .; , ;
. . • i Juck, 70,04; Dorothy Minnty, 686; Mr-
, Battlefield sideold Shore6837Roy Turner97ABar-
,. tripe have been az':
ranged so that7C1 may see any particu. ',Itra, Ifolmes;' 67.18; Violet Ilenr'y, 07:
* part et the ,ii,eht jh which they are Pearl Farrant, 662; Ernest Kneesliaw.
14tere,sted,•,(4.1.-4-nr'oniotery. .hie, perty 6602; Alice. Irwin, 6517; Robert Carrie
will' -,gather., finallf at VinlY Ridge for: 64.31 ; Norman Hoy, 62.9; Betty Rooth
e--•:yrkireftintro-tbo4.14-ttere on 82:61-----Che,ster-3eNa1l;-----62191,---Do
July it, 1038..2 , ,. • Boyce, 60; Dudley Holmes, Jr., 60.
--Canadian exleivio- men, their inr.-1 The following were the pulse wirtners
inediam 4.e1ativos so well as the Irente. fer the year on the course of Study.
adrefatteefirgen,410sitelytAtor.,.o,tftiemenput.idfied
y.itovisersevasot, riltestnit
h.lvii. tihileis.suInaodap5ciSalce7ti.'; iiuseetrYand
dild
In
necessary, te, be a member er the ,i4egion tbe. Sunday Sch,00l, Mildred and Helen
to take adr4tutAge of ttit,„ trip. .. I.V1dean, 98.38: _third in the Sunday
tob
Theraleivil
iwayk y.koceig payment ii`f -aohool, Josephine Bradley; perfect Sun -
131 -41911t114' lAstellinelit4 °°Ininelleing 'il Had4yrold8011B031alcka; ndchureh:thandattesndautindcaey,
once,
tompleted hetere the date .if -
sailing. Thizz444,,,e, sort of oonvenient "Slhool attendanceand perfect In his
savititgask'epleandZ"nhtlatglie lofSundaySchool attendancePauline
t 1,,s expected
i , ,
=int ,class, Basil. Bradley; perfect church and
win
i
rurther. cletns . win . be d Bradley. -it and Sunday
, , ., announce , perfect chur, i tf . „.
from -tithe to trine. . -school attendance and first hiflier class,
• Marjorie Eastman; perfeot Church and
rile 1,.. p, d 4 p ogressive conduct; Nora, Juelt;. Terfeot Sancta
willT,tRLhold
Sunday School attendance and - perfect
erckinele paxtY on . ii. iday evening, eforchoc4ol dau,ottte.nNesstonzie juanek'd; 4e,,,,,,,::: ....„,,,i
tlatttclt,vilarYlco.d: litttek:41-Innio'';thc; toWnship ' ham ennooi
and ehurch attendahte, Brtlee
'.?.;.":•-74(tii-r4"I'd nu;ting Of. the Ca^r/ow • BradleY; Pe*et marksg 61. c"d4et` and
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second in lessons, HettY Eastman first
4taticultur4 Society will be held in the
in Miss' teares class,. Madeleine Vickers.;
towntliip,"auill on -Zieada-y afternoon;
Jan,- 15th. All, meMbers arerequested first in .111ss Rileyls class, 'Doi Royce:
to itez pretent,, tret in wits. Satinder's elass, % Havel
Boyce; first In Mist' OlAtrkeS cIats, Fred
For Catarrh—It is One of the chief Doarker; first In Walter Rilffie'S
recommendations Of Dr. Thanes' Eclec- 1 rtnald viekers1, first 14 Miss Wurtele's
trio 011 that it eith be Used internally1 class, Harald Shore first in Miss Tay-!
with as Ithkch ,fatecett AS it can out- ler's class, Billy Reid. .
*Wilily. Sufferers from catarrh will find During, the program, Ames Etta, SaultS.
that the Oil When, used according tol for. Many 31•ears eselitant, to Mrs. Me,-,
diet -diens NianYi caned to the Piatterni and
Offerers Igen this ailment ,have found; Presented with ta,,. lanip;" a bouquet of
relief 14 the ikt. and have sent testi-! roses, and an address7 by Miss Hurritt,
, Miss Hartwell and Mary Oallow. Mita
saults, who Is temporarilygiving uP
I work in the Sunday School, replied
I suitably,. • ' „
[ 'the rector thanked all who assisted
in the Sunday. School.. and .0.P.04411.Y
:the' superintendent of the vinairi school.,
t (Miss ;Hotel
,On Saturday afternoon; Dec. 29th,the
party and ''C'heistalis tree for small
tavesi audio,' fact tbadoii a. the Font Roll, 'ftintary
or the Pariment, and thmday• Sels391 by rot
anyiulnwas held. the Rector ii,oted
and the following toolf, part inthe'
PrOgfani:
VMS VEL
,..01,1q1A...11.0..V411.4...gi,,Nikuter,P....biLlta
ti MONEY Primary °hutch klehooll's tteitation,
tillisii train; wig, 4une Oartirk;
song, Viiltim Vickers: song, Catharine
kneeita04, sOrgr, tiOutIV" **all
re-
eltatlo, /4 loce/tallt. Pout, Not*:
,
'I15; *URI AMU*, 3flartMaz4
Ittantty VAtite: reeltettlett0 410.41Baker0
heila 'UM: rftatlon,'
thOille; ja$000e rrietid .of LtttIe
hildten*" ...Zia Primary redttv.
tion, Dtaigla. ThitrkPOilt Icmg, It4 bort
long, Wafl.t' 131430410, 00,14 0-
e tan take tare ciar
our toquirements in
T
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',V A
veal
Ere
2 taint* Colgate* Tooth
Cattle Salts;. . .3
Lb. H�llelrnre .
# .390
!tooth lipos
'cake* Soap ,30c
Potassium 1640 Sec,
Lb. mixed, Chocolates. .390
„.
2 doa. Bayer's Aspirin.
UY DRUGS AT TREDRUG STORE
S C s Lauder's Wigle's
oRvosTaRE, DRUGSTORE, DouGsTong nutosToke
39c,
Bradley;' 5ied.$ -for uttei
dance Merson Willis; second for attendance,
third for attendance
Rufh Reid, Elaine Vickers and Willie*
Vickers; speoial prizes for the yourigeSt
babies—present, Lartt'et-';161itirreflatr
`Jame$ Bets:
isS1,,,x,0t'ittlta7rt:11.14.Eila+snd7n.estail:iThvlutdlicTis C-aari:rdc:•10dishrali:wt-rlidalbesutelicift'
111.0d -children, and refreshments ' were
served •to,,,a11., present under the tonven-
-orittip of the staff of the Pribuiry
School; Miss NOBS; Nibs .011:we, 1V1ss
Groves and Miss c, Lewis.
At hoth, Sunday ‘SeheoX concerts, the
Rector Made feeling reference to the
less, In the death, of Urs, '"if/fcirim, for
/Deny yeers superintendent of the_ PrIni-
ary
Schoel, and4,:atrieeitek to her
memory, one .ntirartekl • silence , 'Standing
was observed, followed. byaprayer>
SUMMARY QP BEEF I
CATTLE PROSPECTS
According .to the -1935 ".A.gricultur-
11 Situation and utlook” about to:
be Issued by the Dominion 'Dent, of
Agriculture, in- cO-operation, with the
Department of Trade and Commerce",
4,bere weie increased marketings in
1934 by all major beef cattle produc-
'ni provinces, :with the exception of
Ontario, and the larger movements,
lecurring during the latter 'half of
he year, were well taken' care of by 1 -
the "trade. _Beer moved very freely,
much more so than. other meats on
'mount - of reritivery loaV price.
Packers also had an improved export.
'outlet for moderately priced beef.
Prospects -are--t`or --a Anther -liberal
movement of cattle during 1985, and
possibly under somewhat better all -
Year demand conditions than in 1934.
During 1924, Cattle prices showed
more stability and were somewhat
higher t n in 1933, but price levels
did not reach a 'vitt comparable to
those of hogs and lambs, nor with
those of eggs and a number of other
staple commodities.' Due to shortage
of feeds, costs may be higilier, fewer
'cattle finished and this situation may
be reflected in higher priceg.How-
ever, prices twill mainly depend upon
the relation of cattle consumption to
Dig and lamb Consumption in the
domestic market, atid opportunities
and Price levels in the British market.
,Cattleon farms- and ranches i the
United States have been reduced by
ten Million head as compared with a
year ago and higher prices Were
predicted for cattle of good finish ,,and
reasonably high dressing percenta‘ges.
The prospect for cattle, medium to
poor in quality is Mit any better than
iti 198,4 excepting pn the basis of a,
possible shortage in beef tonnage. A-
in Canada the spread beoween tattle
of high' dressing percentage and
Cattle of low dressing percentage was
wider in 1984 than in some previous
year and ,this *nation is 'likely to
• .„
04'?&46,Wenv
the outlook is fairly fanrourable and
shouldaltrineetr the
•Mcnitilnattiili°014°11*;:hae
Norh "Dtri.ng 1934, exports of live 'Cattle
in 1933. "Canada has been asked by
the •Britith Ministry _et Agriculture
'-a..0pelide7,7by stabiliuing -lierrneX-
Ports of cattle and me.ats for thefirst
quarter of 1935 at the same volume
for the cortresironding period of 1934,-.
The policy sof the'•, United-10*On' *
after the first quarter As Yet to be •
determined, and the whole situation
is to eozne underfurther review',
ta°111woirtit-pwelit,Lttehnttexirtta"11°11:4;e1"4n; of
exPectedt Despite the bonus available
on certain types of domestic cattle,
•till:t1:1:i assistance s tfaanrcjne farmer
towardi 8I17:1 14:ritt at;de.
with' his- market and is asking for
industry on ta .More profitable 'foot-
ing. 1.he prospects for export froin
Canada appear to be abont ,equal to
those of 1.9a4, although -probably
lsnitho
eieenrigPdao rowilln s tboter ern rec/7 Intl I ien bUl en i ft drj
The increase in- consumption of
beef manifest in 1934 promises to
continue', notwithstanding the possi-
.bility that prices may be at some-
what, higher levels. under improve -
Melt in ,the' general econeinii situa-
tion. Tbp rattierwhich mightbe
called the legitimate product of ,the
industry, have in recent, years faint'
their strongest support in the, deniaiid
for officially .branded beef and in tlhe
United ,Kingdom market. While there
does not at the moment ,appear to be
any probability of a material increaee
in exports a iiveleattle to the United
ingdom,--there isevery-probabili
of an increased consumer demand
for branded beef.' At ..the moment,
the trade would also seem to have
iniPrOlred utlets foi• eheapeeclasses
of meats, and this situation,' it is
hoped, will continue during 1935.
DRY CLEANI G
When yout bL:ing us a garment
to be dry cleaned you Can be
certain of s high elass job
We dry clean. by to -date
rnethods..-. NO odor remains
in the clothes 'when We have
• finished a dry cleaning 16b.
VROONIAN
'Freak:Dry Coining Works
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