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ENSALL
DO THE AMi3ITIOUS, YOUNG PEOPLE
OFar ITIS' COMMUNITY KNOW THAT
TSE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
Clinton, Ontario
Arranges classes to accommodate Students wishing to liveat home and
commute daily by train? That, on a 32 week's course, one month' is
given free of fees, to insure student having full time at school?
That,' this school has the most highly qualified teaching staff of any
Private Commercial School in the Province?
THAT THESE FACTS MEAN YOUR OPPORTUNITY
to
Spring- Term opens, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1924
STUDENTS MAY ENTER AT ANY TIME
COURSES.
STENOGRAPHIC, COMMERCIAL, SECRETARIAL AND SPECIAL
Write or Phone 198, ror full inZormation.
M. A. STONE; COM. SPECIALIST, 13. F. WARD, B.A.,
Principal
Vice Principal
PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN
'& HOLMES
Barristors, &c.
Office on the Square, 2nd door
from Hamilton St., Goderich.
Private funds to loan atlowest rates.
W. Proudfoot, K.C. J. L. Killoran,
D. E. 'Holmes
Mr. Hines will be in • -Hensel'
*very Friday from .9 until6.
AUCTIONEER
P
1 OSCAR ' S Aft KLOP
Honor 'Graduate Carey Jones' Au-
stion School, Special course taken in
:Registers$ Live Stock •(all Breeds,)
Merchandise, Real Estate, Farm
,Bales, ete. • , Rates in . keeping with
prevailing prices. Satisfaction as-
sured, write Oscar Klopp, Zurich, or
wire 18-93, Zurich.
DR. A,: MOIR, L. M. C. C.
,t Physician and• Surgeon
It
Phone 70 ` HENSALL
DR. J. W. PECK
Graduate' •of Faculty Of Medicine,
;;McGill University, Montreal; 'Member
Of College of Physicians and Surgeons
1i1f ' Ontario;, Licentiate of Medical
/Donnell of 'Canada; Post Graduate
Member of Resident 1VIedieal staff of
I/general Hospital, Montreal, 1914-15;,
1pffice, 3 doors east of Post. -Office.
,Ph?i'e 56, Hensall, Ontario.
'•
umber
has Advanced
But we are still selling White Pine
greased on both sides at $45.00, per
#housand.
1x6 dressed and matched white
spine $50.00 per M.
B.C. No. 1 XXX Shingles
B. C. No. 1 XXXXX, Shingles
'Bird'"A Ashphalt Twin Shingles
ilird'a Ashphalt Roll Roofing 18 in.
wide, the heaviest made.
Phone No. 12
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WHY NOT .GET- YOUR
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WE BELIEVE: WE ARE A-
BLE Lia TO GIVE, YOU AS. ' SATIS-
FACTORY' AND PROMPT A
SERVICE AT, OUR OFFICE,
AS ELS i'WHERE, AND IN AD-
DITION TO THIS
Trig PRICE IS RIGI T
A. TI'R:LA:L WILL CONVINCE
YOU.
THE . HENS.t).L' OBSERVER
A well attended meeting of the
Hensall U.F.W.O., was held at the
home of Mrs. Alex. Buchanan recent-
ly,
ecent-ly: The President, Mrs. Glenn took
the chair. The Sec'y, Mrs. Pepper,
Called the roll by asking each mem-
ber a question relating to Municipal
matters. The replies to these quest-
ions brought a most interesting and
instructive•discussion on this subject
and will be continued at the next
meeting. A good program was giv-
-en Mrs. Munn re -read her report of
the Provincial Convention at Toron-
to by request. Mrs, G. Bolton gave
•a fine paper on music. The vocal
duets by Miss Buchanan and Mrs.
M. McLaren and the violin and piano
duets by Mrs. Glenn and Mrs: ' &tc .
fowl, of, Belfast, Ir,eland, was much
enjoyed as was also the violin solos
by little Miss . Mona Bolton, after
which the hostess served a dainty
lunch. The next meeting will be
•held at Mrs. R. Stewart's and will be
addressed by Mrs: Mitchell, U.F:W.
0. director for Middlesex. th
It is greatly regretted that some
of the.; egg • buyers ;and merchants
are 'showing such a• hostile spirit:,to
the farmer's co-operative egg mark-
eting organization. Cooperative
marketing- has been in operation in
-sortie district's for many yeai;t and
as 'a result,.` prosperity has come ,to
the framers and consequently their
•towns, and ,Villageee Iii Oxford Coun-
ty .co-operative ,;marketing of eggs
and poultry has been very successful.
The dairymen of that county , have
been,; so encouraged„by the poultry
men's success that they hove -recent
ly organized and will, in future sell
their 'milk in that way. It is to be
hoped that those'in opposition to the
egg pool may see the error of their
ways, or retaliation may follow. A
large order for groceries was sent to •
the U.F.W.O. co-operative, Toronto,
and eleven hundred pounds of cheese.
ordered from a local cheese factory.
Come in and look over our
Electric
Curling Irons
We carry a'good reliable make
at ,the very reasonable price of •
only $2,00
We have for sale a large assortment
Mr. W. R. Hodgins is in London
this week visiting with friends,
We are sorryto report that Miss
Rands ie in poor health at present.
Mr. Win: Stone, Jr., of Detroit, is
visiting for a time at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Clark, of Lon.-
don,`visited friends in town on Sun-
day. ,
Mr. Wes: Nichols, of rLondon spent
a few days :withrelatives near town
last week.
Dr. Jas. W. "Bell, .of Harrisburg,
Pa. is at present visiting in this com-
munity.
Mrs. Abraham, of Portland, Ore-
gon, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
Thos: McKay.
Mr. R. Donaldson has had a new
cement entrance to his store put in
this week.”
Mrs. J. Zuetle and. Master Clare,
visited with friends in Exeter a few
days last week.
Mr. E. Berry, of Windsor, was the
guest of his mother, Mrs. T. Berry in
town recently.
Mr. Wm. McLean, Jr., of Kippen,
has taken a position as junior in the
Molsons Bank here.
Miss Helen Swan left recently for
Por Huron, Mich., where she intends
to visit for some time.
Mrs. S. Sparks and daughter, Mrs.
McIntyre left on Tuesday for Brant -
_ford, Mrs.-McIntyre's home.
Dr. F,• H. Larkin, Seaforth and
Rev. J. • 1. McConnell Hensall, will
exchange pulpits next- Sunday"
Mrs. \Vm. McKay and Mrs. - W.
Chapman visited with relatives in
Hamilton over the week=end.
1trs. L. Ronnie, Miss E. Rannie
and Mrs. Geiger, of Zurich, visited,
Mr. E. Ronnie in ;town on Tuesday.
The Communion •Service in Car-
mel Eresbyterian church, Hensall,
was largely attended last Sunday. •
Mrs. J. Reid and Miss Minnie 'are
this week paying a visit to relatives -
in London and Chatham.
Mr. Neal Sparks and Wallace Dick.
of Detroit, recently motored- here,
and :spent a, few days with relatives,
in town.: ,,,.,.•
•111r. and Mrs. H.: White, of Detroit;
motored to town: on. Saturday last
and -visited the former's parents, Mr;
and Mrs. W. White
Rev. and Mrs: A. Sinclair and
Master Norman, are this week in
Windsor where Mr. Sinclair is at-
tending Conference.
The Commercial Hotel has added
to its appearance by a new neat sign
on the front entrance announcing
the name of the hotel.
Mr. Wm. and Miss 'Ada Graim, of
Lansing, Mich., are the guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.'
Graim, of town this week.
Mr. and Mrs.; Russel Keys of Flint
Mich., are visiting the fornier's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Parker, east of
the village.
Mrs. A. Whiteside, Jr. and little
child, of Hamilton, are visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. A. Whiteside and fam-
ily this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alpine McEwen have
taken rooms in the Sterling Bank
building and moved their effects;
there the forepart of the week.
Mr. A. Murdock, Miss E. Murdock,
and Miss K. Scott visited with rela-
tives in. Toronto and; Brantford this',
of week.
A number from -town attended the
street ' ca'`nival field • in Seafor,th on
FiS .ln Tackle . x ,, .:
Tuesday_ afternoon •to.�'tcerelieate, •the„
completion of their new Main St.
A meeting of the Liberals of S.
Huron. was held, ill the Town Hall,:.
Hensall, on Wednesday June 4th.
Mr. Duncan Marshall 'addressed the
large audience present.
The services in the Methodist
Church on Sunday next have been
withdrawn as Rev. Mr. Sinclair is.
attending Conference at Windsor
• including r,;
RODS, LINES, REELS, ELIES,
HOOKS, SPOONS, ETC.
YOUR INSPECTION INVITED.
The Hydro Shop
J. Passmore,
Sunday School will be held as usual
House for.Sale at 9.4,a.rn.
Plans are being drawn up for the
or Rent re -modelling of the old ,school and
Rouse for Sale or Rent—Good
Frame Dwelling on north Richmond
St. 2 lots. Will ' sell or rent on easy
terms. Posseseion given immediate-
ly.
Apply at Observer : Office or 4Veditesda; afternoon
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Disjardine, ,Zurich R.R. No. 2.
YOUR SUBSCRIPTION
The �..
.t 1 o fi,,rn os after your ua;ne on
tlii:, paper 'will show to what : date
Your paper Is paid. If in arrears
pletten remit by money Order, regist-
ered letter or cheque at par. It will
relieve, us of the ne essity and; coot
Of sending out notices, if you will act
on this suggestion at once. Don't
'orget that tire rate is $1.00 a year
•n advance. American subeeriptions
2.00, owing to extra hostage. •
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the addition of a new room. The
work on this will commence as soon
as the children commence their rnid-
summer vacation.
A verysuccessful shoot was heid
..oii
the Hen-
! y by
Sall Gun Club. A large number of
' sportsmen from other points" attend-
ed andmade the shoot one ot the
best ever "'held. Scores next , week.
Tlie Verdun Minstrels of St. Mary's
entertained a good audience in the
Town Hall oir 'Friday' evening last.
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Their songs, choruses, jokes, etc.,.
Were well received and kept the au-
dience in
u-dience'ih •contitiuousboals of laugh-
ter,
EDUCATION
IdTt'1TI.ON
Pa,reut: Jest think of it, your first
day at school. that did you learn.
to -day, dear?
Dear: '1'o c:rccse my cites incl stick
on t my tongue at the same 'tflzt0
Tenders Wanted
Sealed Tenders will be received up
to Tune 10th6 p"rn,, for the erection
of •a new room to Hensall Public
School. Plans and' Specifications,
can he had, on application to Sec'y
Tress.
• A. L. Case, Secy Treas.
House For Sale
House for Sale—Good two-storey
Brick, residence furl ,sale,uts,east=..end'
of S. Richmond St. Hensall. Good
cellar, furnace, and other convenien-
`ces, for particulars or terms apply
to A. Coxworth, Dumas, Sask or to
Gladnau & Stanbury, Exeter.
CREDITON
Mr. Garnet Sims, our telephone
operator, left for a week's vacation,
spending the 3rd of June in Port
Huron, he also will visit in Mitchell,
Hamilton, .Kitchener, Toronto and
New I3amburg and several other
places during the visit.
The funeral of the late Robert
Sweet took place from the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Richard Hill, to
the . Exeter cemetery on Sunday, the
funeral being largely attended. We
extend our sympathy to . the bereav-
Mr. Harrison Holtzman,' of Detroit
visited! Mrs. H. Holtzman and Mr.
and Mrs. -Jos. Hoist and his mother
for a few days the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Dyer, of .Detroit, vis-
ited in the village over the week-
end. •
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
Chas. Eilber is well enough to re-
turn to her home on Saturday from
St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Rev D. McTavish is attending
Conference in Windsor, this week,
leaving, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Raymond English, of Kitch-
ener, is visiting at the home of Mr.
J..English for a few days.
Mr: Chris Rau who .has been laid
up for some time is able to be a-
round again with the aid of crutch -
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Eilber are at-
tetnding the funeral of Mrs. Eilber's
aunt in Lucknow.
•eMr. H. Eilber, is at present con-
fined to his bed with.,_ rheumatism.
We hope he will soon be around a-
gain
The tool shed on the township lot
has been completed and Mr. G. Eil-
ber is painting it,, Which will add
much to the improvement.
' Mrs. O. Brown accompanied by
her -son and daughter areyAvisiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Eil-
ber for a- few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Eilber were in
London. Saturday on business.
Ford cars still uphold their tradi-
tion. A. well and favorably known
citizen left his car on the street one
evening ashort time ago, while he
Went into.a business place, and when
he returned hiscar was well down
the road for lionre, after being stop-
ped by a nimble -footed young man,
who was able to overtake it. Our
advice to rnotoristsis tie 'em up.
EI.IMVILLE
Don't miss the play in the church
shed entitled "The Turn of tire Tide"
this- Thursday evening, June 5th.
On Friday evening . of last week
the choir and members of the Mis-
Sion Circle net in the basement of
the church and surprised Miss Mae
Heywood, bride -elect of this week,
With a kitchen shower. Miss Hey
wood was , led to -a chair decorated
with bows and streamers. Little
kiss Florence and Lloyd Bell .dress-
ed as bride and groom; carried the
presents in huge pies, while Mrs.
Newton: Clark played Mendehlsoa's
dding
Wedding 'march. Miss Heywood 'ape
eiied" the' pies, after which -She made
a very suitable reply thanking her
friends for their •kindness.= Games
acrd `singing; .followed by ice cream,
ended a very enjoyable` evening.
Foster—Heywood—A very pretty
event took place at -thehome lot. Mr,
and Vlr.*. Wellington Slainn.er, when
L_1L e•Mae, youngest daughter. of M:,
and :11,esi Janina Heywood ro$ Elimeinte,
was united in mareiage to Mr: Ernest
J Fester second son of Mr. and Mrs,
(ot,r I rater • of Grarutier , which vas
o1er7,riaed at high noon un ' edues•-
tday• J?thlie 4tb, in Eh,e rpr eisenee of about
75';.uiests, Res,, E. Livingstone, pato
of nn-tat/.le •:iviiethodat church, of.tic-1
la.teci fie brbde, who was given :;n
marriage by her father, entered the
drawing, realm ta the (strains Cel Lohen.-
grin bridal c:hor us, played ,by Mrs,
"Wellin;gtoq.'Skinin'r, who was gowned
rn bluc bre cad canon ,crepe. The
L,rcide looked chartering
in Kti gown
ivory brocade canton, crepe, ,trimmed
with >• pearls and satin, Her ,only >r
name.nt sVals the groom's -gilt, a rape
of pearls., She were the custamiiry
hride.l 19ci,r caul flit with Orange 1J'.oss-
soms and !pearl.; oma her:prettily clef -ting-
ed hair She carried a shower 1:e.i-
eitet •ot 661i'eiit roses and ie en iecl
with white .stitch streamers. 'Ino t.e t-
mo.ny took place benest h • an 7. ch •'+t•
whits ;strcamexs and large white bell
Hrs. 1feywoix.l and 'Mese Fos tet,
,c rve'd the guests Atte.- sen e-
ti7 rt ,i;�eeli r r:ai ell to the; itlinni' rc,-iii
where 'a .dainty wedding d;cline; 'vac
served.by fraends off the .brid, end
ntoosrl, Thegra:ands gilt to ti ae'en,.
W L tt l 11";rQ loll bar p t,. Me, Percy
Ihn'Iter acted at usher. 1tr, and hire.
' r'; lift •ski alio 'evc i ng 'trahi to,
ietainto, Nraga:•:t and pi •au ,, ,-art, Alis
:1: 'a et.t'i:er ';n a ,navy :i;"'iitc.d'.aa an
'with l at to iu tc.lr Guenit wetc f7 , scent
.,t. afar},,, .11 de re iu, tee
Lett, kJ.kten, IVooctbarn and C,irant e
DASHWOOD
Dr, H. H. Cowen, L. D. S.
D. D. S. `.
DENTAL SURGEON
At McCormick's Block, Zurich, every
Thursday and Saturday.
MAIN OFFICE '
Hartleib s Block --- Dashwood, Ont,
Dr. and Mrs. G. Snider, of .Gard-
ington, .Ohio, are visiting with
friends in town.
Miss Cathern Fipkbeiner is Visit-
ing in Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Otterbeiu have
returned home after spending sever-
al weeks in Detroit.
Mrs. Walsh, of Saskatoon, is visit-
ing her mother, Mrs. Witzel.
Mrs. Wm. .Snider is on the sick
list. We hope for a speedy recov-
ery.
Dr. H. H. Cowen spent the week-
end with his parents in Fergus.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Siebert, of. De-
troit, visited in town last week.
Miss Hazel Snell left on Tuesday
for Toronto:.
FARQUHAR
THE HALL, FARQUHAR
ON JUNE 10th, AT 8 O'CLOCK P.M.
A PLAY IN THREE ACTS
Will be given by the Munroe
Young People
Entitled
x ,
AARON SLICK FROM PUMPKIN
CRICK
An Orchestra will be in attendance
and will •• furnish music
a . between Acts
At the close of the program a
piano in good condition will be sold
by auction, the property of the W.I.
ADMISSION 25c and 15c
Under the Auspices of the W.L
Miss G. Morgan
Sec'y Treas.
Mr. and. Mrs.,Arthur Campbell vis-
ited in Hensall Sunday.
Miss Reta Pollen was home for
over Sunday.
The. W.M.S. meet this Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Pot-
len.
Friends from Staffa called on Mr.
and Mrs. Anson Smale on Sunday.
Come and see "Aaron. Slick" from
Pumpkin Crick, at the Hall, 'on June
10th. See notice elsewhere.
Anniversary services in Thanes
Road church on June 22nd. Fur-
ther announcements later.
ZURICH
Mr. Sam Deitz and son and Mr.
Milton Deitz were. on a business trip
to' Stratford, Kitchener and Preston
last week:
Mr..Win. Howard, of near Drys-
dale has moved his household effects
to Dashwood, where will reside in
future.
Mrs. Wm. Daerr, who visited her
sister, Mrs. S. McBride, of this vile
age, has returned to her hone at Au-
burn.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Braun have
moved to Forest where they intend
to reside in future. Dr. and Mrs.
McKinnon are moving into the home
vacated : by Mr. Braun, for the sum-
mer or until their new home will be
built.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Edighoffer, Sr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnston left
for Yale, Mich., on Wednesday morn-
ing to visit the fornier's brother, who
was seriously injured in an automo-
bile accident.
Mr. Ivan • Kaibfliesch spent last
week in Detroit.
Miss Maida Routledge is spending
a few weeks with friends in Toronto.
Mr. Kenneth Routledge, of Detroit
is spending a few weeks at his home
here.
Miss J. Denomme, of the Sauble
Line, was in London last week visit-
ing with her sister who is ill there.
Mr. and Mrs. Wetlaufer, of \Vater-
Too, , visited at the home of ,ars, J.
Preeter on Saturday.
Mr. and -Mrs. W. C. Callfas, Miss
Edna' Callfas and Miss Marguerite
Prang were in London last week.
Messrs. Clarence and Clayton Hof-
fman, of Galt, were visitors with
their parents, Mr. anci Mrs. W. H.
Hoffman over the week -end.
Mr. Harry Gallnian has resold the
property he purchased from the es-
tate of Fred Schrader, to Mr. J. K.
Ehlers, of Dashwood.
• u and Mr.
M. r. Nancy Gingerich Gr er Wm.
m.
Gingerich, of Wilmot Centre, spent
the week -end with relatives in this
s
vicinity,
The Misses Erma Brown and Petty
Bean, of Kitchener, visited with Miss
Mabel Preeter recently.
Mr. E Iiable, of Toledo, Ohio, was'
a week -end visitor at the homes of
Js
l, , eeter and W. L. Siebert recently.
Mr, and Mrs. David Gingerich, of
the 'Goshen Line, South, are spend-
ing a few weeks with friends at Kit-.
chencr and other points.
Hz'. l:l. Bosssn ferry, of Ilayficld,
was in the 'village on Monday', he has
recently, boon on a two weeks' visit.
with Mends in Michigan.
Ilir. and Mrs C.: L. Smith, Mrs.
,fol n 'Brenner and Miss Mina Bren-
ner visited .recently in Mi verton,
;Mss Mina remaining there for a few
weeks.
CENTRA AIA
The Mission :Circle field a quilting
bee at the home, of Miss Elieia Bayne
ham, on Tuesday afternoon. The
hosts e
hostese s rlred a dainty luncheon and
everyone had a splendid time.
The Ladies' '.. id will rneet at the
hone, of Mrs. Jas. Oke Thursday af-
ternoon at 2.30.
Rev. Mr. ' Kiteley" and Mr. 'John
Essery are this week, attending the
London.: Conference' ai Windsor.
Sunday being Conference Sunday,
the morning preaching service will
be.'w,ithdrawn, SundaWBchool at 10.-
30. Mr. Geo. Stanley will preach in
the evening.'
Mr. M. Sleamon visited in 'Central-
la Monday morning:
A garden party will be held on the
parsonage lawn on the evening of
June 26th. Further particulars lat-
er,
ater
LONDON-GRANTON STAGE
TO BE DISCONTIN'tJED
The London -Granton stage route,
which has been in operation for a-
bout half a century, was discontinued
on Monday last and the residents be-
tween the two points are greatly dis-
appointed. The decision to discon-
tinue the service was_made when the
post office notified the stage owner
that the mails which were being car-
ried, would be dispatched another
way. Without income from carry-
ing
arryi ig the mails,, the service would not
be sufficiently profitable.
• HURONDALE
The, Hurondale. W. I. ;held -their an-
nual meeting on Wednesday thley 2S
at the home of Mrs' j. Bloltcntit with
Hrs. W. Kerslake as tassisting,hostess'.
Th: secretary reported ,a 'very zac-
eas ful year with a,tnemberslii3pi of 52
and a average attendance of: about
Total receipts $219.58; expend .
tare, .$153.18 -
Goods were purchased and dresses
made awed Sent to,the children's Shelter
God•erich, a barrel of fruit was ;hip-
ped to the Sick 1Chitldren's, Hospital,
and $10.00 to the American. fund,
Paper towels were bought for the
school.
It was' planned that a ,piicniic ,;will, take
the place. of the lJunet mee.ting
The following officers were ;elected:
Hon. P.res. '.mors. A. Care; pres,., Ars.
A J Ford; isit Nice pres.., Hrs. A.
Cudmore ; '.2nd vice piles, Mrs, C. Artie
kon; secy.-treas., Miss N. Kcddy:
assist` secy, Mies . J. Strang; d stric'c.
director, 1vtiss H. Reddy; brand-in/er-
ectors,
brand- Iter-.ectors, Mrs. F. Downy Airs. R. ,.Kydd,
Hr,.- S ;McQueen; distrrtct re.preserut a-
tives, Mrs, Ford, Mrs. Gudrnore Mhz.
Mitchell, Mrs, J. Bolton, Mrs. Welsh;
piztnist, ,Mins. M. ?yin.
The Easiest
Ridin tar is
a Ford H
ti
Equipped
With HS D's the
body of your Ford is
still while the wheels
and axles follow the
contour of the road.
Sudden jars are turned +;
into undulations. 30%
more, tire mileage due
to absence of hard
road shocks. ;Rack-
ing body blows are
absorbed— not
passed to the
chassis.
H & D's make the car ride sa
remarkably easy that after you
haveused them a week you will.
not „ride without them at ten
times their cost.
'PRICES INSTALLED
Passenger Cars $2�'
$35,
Ford Truck
Exeter
J Beer
Ont.
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"Mono -class Cabin' Ships" means that
h -ships, i. 1.
on tesethere s neither first_ v as s
second nor sec oclass—butONECLASS—
Mono-class. �: LA s
Mono -class.
In other words, when you travel Can-
adian Pacific
CabinYoa•
enjoy all the pleasures and conveniences
h
r
Of the entire 11�
ship, and at moderate rates.
ligent y
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ask
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