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THE WINGHAM TIMES.
VOL. XLI.—NO. 2117.
Money Saving
Soap Bargains
Regular 5 a calie,
3 cakes for 10c
Olive Oil and Cucumber Soap
3 cakes for 10e.
Lettuce and Oatmeal Soap
3 cakes for 10c.
Pure Castile Soap
3 cakes for 10e
International
fly Way
This prevents the tremendous loss
from flies by keeping your
cows and stock free
from flies.
A Quart Tin 50e
A Gallon Tin $1 50
Every can guaranteed or money
refunded.
L J. W. Mcl(ibbon
Druggist and Optician
THE REXALL STORE
We Fit Glasses
Properly
C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
FIRE
LIFE
ACCIDENT
PLATE GLASS
WEATHER
Insurance
Coupled, with a REAL ESTATE
MONEY LOANING# Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
and
Offioe over Maloolm's Grocery.
H. DAVIS
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Agent for
Allan Line
Cunard Line
Donaldson Lines.
Canadian Northern Lines
Ocean Steamships.
Christie's Grocery
PHONE. 59.
CANNED
SPECIALTIES
15c PER TIN
Boneless Pigs Feet.
Beef Stake and Onions
Roast Beef
Cooked Corned Beef
6c Potted Tongue
PER po
Potted Game
V
TIN Pottedtted .Beefeal
6c
PER
TIN
eatramertemisommearm
ldc
PER
TIN
Ox Tail Soup
Vermieelli Soup
Consomme Soup
Set.tch Broth
Tutnatoe Soup
10c
PER
TIN
WE SELL, GOuD SPICES
AND VINEGAR.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers.
Purchased Norf
A very important d
put through recently
derson, M. P. P„ pu
Norfolk Fruit -grow
through Mr. J. E. Jo
Ont., their entire p
1912. This pack is
between forty and fi
rels, and is consider
iest lot of apples
They are intended f
western markets.
olk Apples.
sal in apples was
when J. G. An'.
chased from the
rs' Association,
nston of Simcoe,
ck of applesfor
estimated to run
ty thousand bar -
to be the fanc-
rown in Canada.
r both export and
High and Public Sch
kinds at KNOx's. Ph e
Books of all
65a.
Good smart boy wanted to drive deliv-
ery wagon and help in a grocery store.
Apply to Wm. Bone.
The New
0 fficial announ
sion of Bramwell
of the Salvation
the National Ari
day afternoon i
which was trans
am desired to ini
with precedure
that the general
Bramwell Booth
tion Army. He
and the best of
The new General
Canada before
his tour of the Vi
rmy General.
ment of the succes-
ooth as commander
rmy was received at
headquarters Thurs-
a code cablegram,
ted as follows: "I
orm you in accordance
f the Salvation Army
has appointed William
in command of Salva -
accepts appointment,
1, is, God is with us."
will probably be in
hristmas as part of
ord's posts.
Go to KNOx's for
Phone 65a,
ur School Books,
Married at Ripley.
The home of M
was the scene of
We dnesday morn
ter, Margaret, w
to Fred. H. Sol
ward merchant
knot was tied b
the presence of
Mr. and Mrs. S
their home in Go
train amid show
Ripley Epress.
of Mr. Richard
and Mr. and Mj
Ripley attending
and Mrs. Pritchard,
unusual activity on
ng when their (laugh-
s united in marriage
limon, formerly hard -
f Ripley. The nuptial
Rev. G. R. Rivers, in
r few intimate friends.
omon who will make
erich, left on the 1.45
s of concetti, etc.—
he groom is a brother
lomon, of this town
s. Solomon were at
he wedding.
WANTED.—A young man as Porter.
Apply at the Queen's Hotel.
R. T. of T
A meeting of
of T. was held in
District Council
chair. There wa
cussion on the b
carrying on the
Funds were avail
ed to have time t
Mr. Elliott finally
could to further ti
throughout the di
ion of other bus
elected for the en
G. M. Elliott, God
Mrs. W. S. Dow
Wm. McCreath,
Buchanan, Wing
tel, Goderich; h
Exeter; guard,
Meetirig then c
Jan., 1913.
Boy wanted to
Apply to Kerr &
District Meeting.
3uron District, R. T.
Goderich recently, the
G. M. Elliott in the
quite a lengthy dis-
t way and means of
ork in the district.
ble but no one seem -
devote to the work.
agreed to do what he
e interest, of the cause
trict. At the conclus-
ness the officers were
ing year: Dist. Coun.,
rich; Dist. Vice Coun.
s, Clinton; secretary,
Goderich; treasurer, F.
am; chaplain, Mr. Naf-
rald, F. H. McCallum,
rs. Young, Goderich•
osed to meet again in
r' e delivery wago
rd. {r
Death of rs. Groves.
Word was recei
Saturday last o
Angeles, Cali,, o
Netter•field, relict
Groves in her 74t
had suffered a pa
ben ill for only a
ceased lady was
came to this coun
about the year 18
section and one y
was married to th
She continued to
couple of years a
fornia to reside
She was a membe
England and was
esteem by alarge
Groves is survive
daughters, viz: R
Lower Wingham;
set, Man.; Edwar
David Stewart an
of Los Angeles,
being brought he
family plot in th
ed in Wingham on
the death in Los
Friday of Mary Ann
of the late Duncan
year. Mrs, Groves
alytic stroke and had
ort time. The de-
orn in Ireland and
ry in early life and
she came to this
r after coming here
late Duncan Groves.
eside here until a
she went to Cali-
ith her daughters.
of the Church of
woman held in high
.ircle of friends. Mrs.
by four sons and two
bert axd Thomas, of
illiam, 'of Summer.
of Stratford; Mrs
• Mrs. John Allenby,
ali, The remains are
e for interment in the
Wingham cemetery.
APPLES.—Applestwill
be.taken in
At
the Evaprator on Saturday and Mot -
day, August 21th and 26th.
BRowN et WILFORD.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1912.
Read Willis & Co.'s adv. on page 8
Married; Erie, Pa.
The following em from the Erie,
Pa. Dispa' ch of A gust 22nd was sent
to the TIMES for p blication:--"One of
the pretty though uiet home weddings
recently solemnize was that of Miss
Emma Estella, yo ngest daughter of
A. George Burnhan , of 802 EastTwen-
ty-fourth street, an George M. Harris,
of the Canadian rai way mail service,
which was solemniz d at the home of
the bride's father, 5 ith Rev. J. C. A.
Borland, rector of T nth Street M. E.
church, as officiati g minister. Mr.
and Mrs. Harris a now making a
bridal tour, but will e at home at the
Lyndhaven, 49 John n park, Buffalo,
N. Y., after Octobe 1,"
KNox's the place to . uy your School
Supplies, Phone 6
Married . t Embro.
The marriage to. place in the Bloor
Street Presbyter•i. Church, Embro,
on Wednesday of st week, of Miss
Anna Sinclair Ada s, daughter of Dr.
H. Adams, Embr,, to Mr. Ernest
Swallow, Vancouv r. The ceremony
was performed by ev. David Lang,
Mr. Oliver presidinat the organ. The
bride, who was gt en away by her
brother, Dr. H. J. i , Adams, of Wing -
ham, wore her t avelling dress of
Copenhagen blue, hite hat, and cor-
sage bouquet of I flies of the valley,
and a gold bracelewatch, the latter
the gift of the g oom. The groom's
cousin, Miss Dais Smith, Pittsburg,
attended as brides aid, and was gown-
ed in' white, with •ish lace, and white
hat. Mr. Arthur •urie was best map,
and received a .ilver-mounted cane
from the groom, whose gift to the
bridesmaid was a earl pin. After the
ceremony the brid and groom left for
Port McNichol] n route by boat to
Fort William, a d will continue on
their way to Va icouver, where they
wi11 reside.
Just arrived at C .x's new, stock of
ool Books. Phone 65a
High and Public
Single Fare or Labor Day.
Via the Grand Tr k Railway System,
between all statio s in Canada, also to
Detroit and Port ron, Mich., Niagara
Falls, Suspension ridge and Buffalo, N.
Y. Tickets good g ing August 30th and
31st; September 1 t and 2nd. All tick-
ets valid for retu until Wednesday,
September 4th, 1 12. Minimum rate
twenty-five cents,
Secure tickets a full particularsfrom-
any Grand Trunk gent.
TRUNKS AND VALISES:—Big stock of
select from at lowest prices.
W. J. GREER.
Married ini the West.
The home of r. and Mrs. R. J.
Campbell, Wawota Sask,,` formerly of
Wingham, was the scene of a happy
event, Wednesda morning, August
21st. at 9.30 o'cloc when their second
daughter, Annie E elyn was united in
marriage to Mr. J E. Howes, a pro-
minent young busts ess man of Mooso-
min, Sask. The b 'de entered the par-
lor, leaning on the arm of her father,
to the straihs of the bridal chorus
playedby Miss E. I. Howes, sister of
the groom. The ..ride's sister Irene,
was bridesmaid, a d little May Lind-
say of Moosomin, ece of the groom,
acted as flower gir , carrying a basket
of cream chrysant emums. The bride
wore a gown of vory saten de chene
and point desprit : d carried Flo boquet
of white sweet .eas and asparagus
fern. The brides aid wore a dress of
sky blue silk mull nd lace and carried
pink roses and fer s. The groom was
assisted by Mr. H. M, Hansen of Rus-
sel, Man. The ce emony was perfor-
med by the Re J. S. Hatfield of
Wawota. Guests were present from
Moosomin, Kelso, alpole and Wawota:
The gifts were umerous and costly
showing the high steem in which the
young couple are held. The groom's
gift to the bride wag a gold watch,
to the bridemaid gold bracelet with
emerald setting : d to the groomsman
a watch fob. fter congratulations
the company sat down to a dainty
wedding breakfast. The dining room
and parlor were decorated with plants
and cut flowers. The happy couple
left on the h noon train for Ontario, o the
rto t re
bride travelling; in a navy serge tailored
suit and wore a becoming hat of cham-
pagne mohair grid white plume, They
will visit with friends and relatives
in Winghatx all West Wawanosh.
LOST.�- lady's Ahat was found un d
re-
cently in a bugy, in a barn near
Wingham. Owner can have same by
applying at TIMES office.
TOWN OUNCIL.
A special meeti g of the Town Coun-
cil was held on .nday morning with
all the member- present and Mayor
Spotton presidin
A cemmunicati n was read' from the
Public School Bo rd, requesting $500.00
to pay for install ng a new boiler. The
School Board dinot know that this
money would be equired this year and
the amount was of included in the es-
timates. On m.tion of Couns. Elliott
and McKibbon, he request of the Pub-
lic School Boar was granted and it
was ordered tlia debentures be issued
for the $5C0,00.
Mr, Howson, .1 Howson & Brockle-
bank addressed 'he Council with refer-
ence to notice tent to that firm last
March cancellin = their agreement for
use of surplus water. Mr. Howson
wanted to know f Council wished the
agreement canc :lied. Chairman Van -
Stone reported f the Electric Light
and Waterwork Committee that the
Committee woult have no use for the
water for at le r st nine months. The
matter was left • ith the Committee to
make an arrang ment with Howson &
Brocklebank.
A communica ion was read from W.
E. Binning, arc itect, of Listowel, in
which he placed a value of $17,000 on
the three buil ings of the Western
Foundry Co. wh ch have been erected
on the new site.
The matter o the payment of the
loan to the Wes ern Foundry Co. was
discussed at c nsiderable length. A
motion was intr.duced by Couns. El-
liott and McKib.on providing for the
payment of $7,110 of the $10,750, if
buildings on new site, machinery and
equipment were found to be of the
value of $30,000 „ ter invoices had been
examined by a comittee composed of
Mayor Spotton a'd Couns. Bone and
VanStone.
This resolution as finally withdrawn
after discussion and on motion of
Couns. Bone and • nStone, a commit-
tee composed of ayor Spotton and
Couns. Bone and anStone, was ap-
pointed to exami e the invoices and
books of the Weste n Foundry Co.
A report was r:ad from Engineer
Bowman, of Berlin, in which he recom-
mended the purch•. se of an electric
pump whereby wat-, from new wells
could be pumped direct into water
mains: The comm ttee had received
tenders for the pu p and recommend-
ed that the tende of the Canadian
General Electric Co be accepted.
Moved by Couns. anStone and Mills,
that the Electric Light and Water-
works Committee proceed with the
installation of elec ric pump for pump-
ing water for do estic purposes and
that the tender of he Canadian Gene-
ral Electric Co. fo the pump, be ac-
cepted.—Carried.
A petition was r•ad from the West-
ern Foundry Co. a king for water ser-
vice at their new works. On motion
of Couns. McKi on and VanStone,
the Committee wa authorized to pro-
ceed with the wor if petition is pro-
perly signed.
On motion of .0 uns. Bone and Mc-
Kibbon, the licens for moving picture
show was transf rred from A. Runs-
tedler to L. Kenne y.
Piano for sale. jApply to P. Fisher.
WANTED.—Two first class oOlishers for
stove work. Must be experienced; also
experienced mounte fre baseburner and
cast ranges, driffinkdone, steady work,
highest wages. BOWES, JAMIESON LIM-
ITED, Hamilton, Ont.
Farm Labor
The first Farm
to the West was h
and was hardly as
year. Last year
were sixty-two tr
from the G. T. R.
this year there w
following left Wi
Hugh McBurney,
Ferguson, Thos.
hart, Leslie Taylo
Small, R. S. McB
Will Burchill, Mr
Galbraith, Price
Henderson, Mrs.
Roland Henderson
King, W. G. Und
E. Irwin, Fred Fo
John Philips, L. G
W. Lockridge,
Styles, Harry
Archie Simmons,
toner, Archie Ait
Fred Guest, Bert
rs' Excursion.
aborers' Excurs:on
Id on Friday last
ell attended as last
t Wingham • there
sfers of passengers
o the C. P. R. and
re twenty-one. The
gham via C. P. R:—
thel Rogers, Ethel
oyes, Willie Lock -
,Alvin Orvis, Albert
ney, John Burchill,
M, True, J. W.
Henderson, Perrie
T. M. Henderson,
J. W. Walker, Dan
wood, D. Kennedy,
tune, A. McKenzie,
ain, D. C. McDonald,
ert Ellicott, Wm.
ox, Annie Knox,
obt. Brooks, W. Fal-
eson, M. Huffman,
ufman.
Fon SALm on RENE.—About two and
a half acres of land and small house,
opposite Western Foundry. Possession
at once. Apply to D. McCormick,
Wingham or phone line 194, ring 11.
THE BOWLIN TOURNAMENT.
The annual tour ament of the
Wing -
ham Bowling Club as held on Monday,
Tuesday and Wedn sday of this week
and was one of the ost successful in
Ole history of the lub. There were
twenty-eight rinks ntered, which is
four Less than last ar. Prior to the
opening game, May.r Spotton, in a
short address, gave . e visiting bowl-
ers a hearty welco e to the town.
Mr. J. A. Morton wa: in his old posi-
tion in charge of t e placing. of the
rinks and as usual, ga e the very best
of satisfaction.
During the tourna ent there were
some excellent games played. In the
semi-finals of the tro • y it was a battle
all the way betwe n Robinson of
Orangeville and Ross of Brussels and
in the semi-finals o the association,
Ross of Brussels had : nother very hard
game with Bawden o • Exeter and lost
in an extra end by o e shot.
The list of players and the different
scores were as folio s:—
TRO HY.
Preli nary.
Clinton
W. A. McConnell
John Watc
J. A. Hoovey
Rev. C. E. Jeakins 15
Attwood
Wm. Robb
Thos. Hamilton
John Roger
Geo. Lochhead...1
Clinton
John Wiseman
Percy Town
J. Taylor
J. B. Hoover .. .
Brussels
John Ferguson
Geo. C. Manners
Jas. Jones
R. F. Downing 1
Wingham
H. Schaefer
C. N. Griffin
T. C. King
A. E. Porter.....
Stratford
Jas. Trow
J. W. Lloyd
W. M. Allison
T. H. McCurdy...1',
Brussels
A. T. Currie
J. Duncan
H. James
D. C. Ross 12
Harriston
T. Hobbs
R. J. Sinclair
T. D. McCullough
Geo. D. Lavery18
Wingham
W. J. Boyce
C. P. Smith
K. Rae
L. Kennedy....13
Arthur
A. M. Howson
D. Brocklebank
J. Kennedy
E.Brocklebank 17
Orangeville
T. J. Brown
W. M. Green
J. D. McMillan
R. H. Robinson1
Ripley
W. 0. Jackson
T. A. Jackson
R. J. Graham
D. A. McInnes 1'
Attwood
A. Terry
L. Pelton
T. G. Ratcliffe
H. Porter, .....11
Lucknow
A.'Stewart
D. Archer
J. G. Murdoch
Walter Horn....12
Wingham
E. B. Walker
A. J. Alderson
John Mason
Wm. Holmes...11
Teeswater
John McKague
B. J. Ferguson
C. A. Brink
A. McKay..... 12
Teeswater
John McLean
D. McIntosh
Ed. Stewart
1 T. Reid ..10
First
• Clinton
Jeakins 1,
Clinton
Hoover ... y.. 20
Stratford
McCurdy... 18
Brussels
Ross 15
Wingham
L. Kennedy 18
Orangeville
Robinson.... .. 16
Lucknow
Geo. Smith
R. Johnston
T. Watson
W. Allen .. 1
Paisley
Jas. Fleming
A. Ii. Allen
G. B. Bell
A. Schoemaker
Seco
Paisley
Schoemaker .. 18
Clinton
Hoover..... 16
Brussels
Ross 13j
Orangeville jl
Robinson ,...16
4
Teeswater
S. R. Brill
A. M. Robinson
G. H. Hasenflug
Geo. Fuller 7
Wingham
A. Tipling
C. Dallas
B. Cochrane
A. M. Crawford 10
Wingham
H. Shane
N. Evans
L. F. Binkley
B. Porter...... 11
Whitechurch
. J. Button
t eo. Gregory
ohn Campbell
r. Ross.. .. .. , .10
Wingham "
H. B. Elliott
E. Smith
A. Campbell
Knechtel.. 13
Exeter
T. Acheson
W. J. Hoover
Chas Snell
W. Clark 16
Wingham
C. A. Rintoul
A. H. Musgrove
R. Allen
D. Holmes —12
1
ound
Attwood
Lochhead 10
Brussels
Downing. 9
Wingham
A. E. Porter.. .12
Harriston
every,.. ....... .12
Arthdr
3rocklebank12
Ripley
.1eInnes...... 15
Exeter
J. W. Bawden
W. Taman
C. McDonald
S. G. Bawden12
Lucknow
R. 3, Moore
W. J. Taylor
Jos. Agnew
John McGarry.10
round
Lucknow
Allen. 8
Clinton
eakins .. 13
Stratford
McCurdy 12
Wingham
Cennedy 14
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Semi- ''nals
Clinton Brussels
Hoover 1 Ross.. . 12
Orangeville Paisley
Robinson .,... ,.1: Shoemaker ...16
Finals
Orangeville Clinton
Robinson 2 Hoover 9
ASSOC' TION.
First ' ound
Lucknow Attwood
Horn .....17 Porter .. .12
Teeswater Wingham
McKay. 1' W. Holmes.....12
Teeswater Teeswater
Reid 1' Fuller.... 17
Wingham Wingham
Crawford 1 B. Porter.... 10
Wingham Whitechurch
Knechtel . Ross . 14
Wingham Exeter
D. Holmes.. 4 Clarke. 13
Brussels Attwood
Dawning '1 Lochhead 7
Harriston
Lavery.....
Arthur
Brocklebank
Exeter
Bawden
Wingham
6 A. E. Porter..13
Ripley
6 McInnis 10
Lucknow
0 McGarry :5
Secon Round
Lucknow Teeswater
Horn ,.21 McKay. .... 16
Teeswater Wingham
Reid ........ 17 Crawford ....13
Wingham Wingham
D. Holmes '0 Knechtel 11
Harriston Brussels
Lavery 7 Downing. 10
Exeter Arthur
Bawden 1 Brocklebank —10
Clinton Stratford
Jeakins 1 McCurdy ....11
Wingham Lucknow
Kennedy ..17 Allen .. 13
Third R and
Brussels Paisley
Ross 17 'Shoemaker ....14
Teeswater 1 Lucknow
Reid ..18 Horn .. .... 14
Wingham Harriston
D. Holmes ..... ,12 Lavery ....Al
Exeter / Clinton
Bawden 14 Jeakins 12
Kennedy, Wingham, h bye.
Fourth ]."}.ound.
Wingham Teeswater
D. Holmes 17 Reid ........ .5
Ross, Brussels, a by .
Exeter Wingham
Bowden .....1 Kennedy 12
Semi- nals.
Exeter Brusseis
Bowden ......1 Ross . .16
D. Holmes, Wingha , a bye.
CONSOL TION.
First ound
Attwood Wingham
Porter........... 17 Wm. Holmes..13
B. Porter, Wingham from Fuller, Tees -
water, default.
Exeter Whitechurch
Clarke 23 Dr. Ross . 16
Wingham Attwood
A. E. Porter .... 14 Lochhead . 10
Ripley Lucknow
McInnes ........ 16 McGarry....... 8
Second Ro nd.
Wingham
3. Porter.....10
Wingham
. E Porter.. 8
Teeswater
cKay .. 11
Wingham
Knechtel . 12
ault to Brockle-
Attwood
Porter 16
Exeter
Clarke 16
Ripley
McInnes. 15
Wingham
Crawford 17
Downing, Brussels, de
bank, Arthur.
Lucknow Stratford
Allen 15 IcCurdy. 13
Third R.und
Lucknow
17 Y orn .. • . .... 15
Harriston
every.... .....16
Exeter
larke . 14
Wingham
10 irawford 8
Arthur
. i8 ocklebank....13
Paisley
Shoemaker
Clinton
Jeakins 20
Attwood
Porter ....17
Ripley
McInnis... ,
•Lucknow
ellen .....
Fouth Ro nd.
Shoemaker, Paisley, a bye.
Attwood Clinton
Porter 15 J akins 14
Ripley Lucknow
McInnes All n
Teeswater
Reid 22
Owing to the rah
morning play could n
In the finals for the A
it was agreed that
rink be awarded first
t
Holmes' Winghsam ri
It was expected thi
games in the consol
doubles would be
Wednesday afternoon
Wingham
ennedy 16
on Wednesday
t be continued.
sociation prizes
owdens
Exeter
prize and Dudley
it second prize.
t the remaining
tion and Scotch
ontinued during
and evening.
B uttermilk for salt at the Creamery
Kent block.
OUR $2,50 SHOES'''
Two Fifty wiil buy a good pair of
Women's Shots, if the Shoes are
bought here.
We show the best values at this
price, that it is possible to secure.
Leathers of Patent Colt, Velour
and Gun Metal Calf. Button, Lace
or Blucher cut. The same lasts as
the highest priced Shoes.
Every size and width, that's
made.
This Shoe store is al ways able to
show the best Shoe value at any
price.
See us for Trunks and
Valises.
W. J. GkIJk
Sole Agent.
FARM LADS
IN ONTARIO
The re -action has already begun,
and the farms of Old Ontario are
more in demand than for some years,
shrewd investors from Britain and
the United States are seeing the
advantages of the settled portions
of this Province over the somewhat
doubtful circumstances of the West.
We offer this week one of the
finest farms in Iluron County, only
a mile from a good market, school,
churches, stores, blacksmith shop,
etc. The farm contains 100 acres
with up-to-date buildings, good
fences, fine orchard and in a high
state of cultivation. Will be sold
or exchanged for a larger farm in a
good locality. Particulars to men
meaning business,
Ritchie &I Covens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE j
MISS SPARLING
GRADUATE OF TORONTO
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
And Authorized teacher Fletcher
Music Method, Simplex and Kinder-
garten.
Pupils prepared in Piano and Theory
for Conservatory examinations.
CLASSES OPEN SEPT. 1st
Studio, Minnie St.
Thirteen trains were held up by a
rock slide on the C.P.R. main line near
Rogers' Pass.
THE FALL FAIRS.
Brussels . .October 3-4
Blyth .......... .... ..Octocer 1-2
Fordwich ....... ...October 5
London September 0-14
Seaforth, .......... September 19-20
Toronto Aug. 24 -Sept. 9
Wingham . September 26-27
Zurich........... September 18-19
Atwood , ... September 19-20
Ripley September 24-25
Teaswater October 8-4
IIOME STUDY
Thousands of ambitious young people
are being instructed lit their homes by
our Home Study Dept. You may iluish
at College if you desire Par when.
ever you wish. Thirty Years' Exper-
ience. Largest trainers In (lunatic.
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