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hold , Sir regular meetings in the Lodge
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COSSTKYANCE1i AND ISSUER.
OF MARRIAGE LiORNSES
Mee to the Pest algae, Ethel, SO4
JOHN HARRIS,.
Agent Howick Mutual
Fire Inertritflob Company
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WALTON, ONT,
JOHN SUTHERLAN D,
1NBU0AN1a,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH,
AUCTIONEERS.
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A. • u8a, will dell for better prices, to
n, -(tor loon, In Mee time and leas charges
trate any other A ucttuuee, in least Huron or
lie won't column anything. butes and orders
Dan always ue arranged at thea Office or by
p ..e'nal ,.pplaogtion,
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Royal Mail Steamers
Autumn Sailings
- MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL
Z = Terbine & Twie-Screw steamers sail from
• sii4ontreal ee7cry Friday .up to and including
• Navembet'•17th. 1911.
MONTREAL. TO GLASGOW
Buf.itngk trate Montreal to Glasgow every
••.'Saturday until Nov. 18th. peewees. Second,
t `• 'cabin steamers.
ehristmas Sailings
,i FROM ST. JOHN HALIFAX
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Virginian.......Fri.-Nov.24 Sat. Nov.25
• Tunisian ...... Sat, Deo, 2
` Victorian. Fri. Deo. 8 Sat. Deo. 9
Corsican. Sat. Dec. 19.
�.....r •Ftill'information as to rates, etc., on applica-
tion to •
W. H. KERR,
Agent Alla,, Line, Brussels.
YES
Young people
We can prepareyou for bueineaa at
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Listowel Business College,
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and place you in a good position when
graduating.
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step is important—Your choice of a.
School. Our Catalogue explain why
this College ranks among the best on
this continent. Write for one today.
Enter now,
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My method will cure ap-
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matter what your age is
or how long ruptured.
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J. S. SMITH
88 Caledonia onto 84.
Dept. A. Stratford, Ont.
Busirretto Cardfl Bot expected thAt the desired result Will
be obtained fd .,ace Mr jailging from
Alma LERTHA ARM5T ONQ tIi4
F;ru, lee Pfol#bl Jou sal Ieft
Teacher of Piano ' dtirtog lheli-et 15 Otos, to q years from
Studio at Carter's Afuolo Store, tete (leer North
Of the Standard Bank, Rrirssels• 5-tf
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has passed auooeeorully her second exatlhlna•
pima of the Pianoforte Department -of the To -
tante Ooneervatory of Musib, and is prepared
to take pupils at her home, Prinoess 051'eep,
t,'Vlaite Ethel friday and Saturday of each
week.
PR, T. T, M•RA,£
Bachelor of Mbabane, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Shy,
stolon anyd Surgeons, Opt, ' Poopst•uraduate
Chicago E111. E12x'HNoua mid'einem Hospital,
. All h-
aePB Hospital, Toronto.
connee Eton with 4 aobVOOlL at nil hours.Tele-
phone
DR, M, FEROUSON
,ETHEL. ONT,
Physician and Surgeon :Post Gradnatecourses
London (Eng:), New York and Chicago Hos'
petals. Special Attention todieease of eye, ear,
nese and throat. Eyes tested for glasses,
OR, HAMILTON
Dental Burgeon
Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
University ; Licentiate of Royal College. of
Dental Surgeons, of Toronto, 011iee in Smith
Block recently vomited by 1)r, Feild.
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario veterinary
College. Day and night calls. Moe opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.
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BRUSSELS
Genie SOMA GOING NommI1
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Express- 11:25A m Mail 1:59 p n1
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WROXETER
Going East 7:05 a. tn. and 0 SS p. nr.
Going West..- 12:45. • and 9:17 p, m..
All trains going East oonnoot with 0. P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations:
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Racal tlews Mems
'DBE Monthly Horse Fairs, for which
Brussels is noted, -will be' resumed dur-
ing the coming season.
R. J. Hill, of Queen Victoria School,
Hamilton, sou 08 the late John Hill, of
Brussels, has Peen chosen President of
the Hamilton Principals' Association.
.The Epworth League of the Methodist
church have commenced rehearsals for
an entertainment entitled "Sowing
Seeds in Danny," to be given in the
near future.
Lame back is one of the most cord-
mon
on-mon forms of muscular rheumatism.
A. few applications of Chamberlain's
Liniment will give relief. For sale by
all Dealers.
MESSRS. KEYS &.GALBRA TH have tak-
en possession of their sale stable, at the
iron bridge Brussels, where they will do
business inthe horse line. They: have
up -to date premises.
Rev, J. ,E. Millyard has received, a
strong invitation from the Quarterly
Board of the Hyatt Ave. Methodist
church, London, to become their pastor
for the next Conference term.
Never Slit Your Boots.
That doesn't cure the corn. Just
apply the old standby, Puttam's Corn
Extractor. IG ants like magic. Kills
the pain, cures the corn, does it with-
out burn or scar. Get the beet—it's
"Putnam's,"
HAVE you any news, tell the editor
and he will serve it a la mode. In case
you do not happen to meet him, use the
telephone or the mail. You will be
helpingto make your town paper of
greater interest and thereby serve the
general community. Whatever news
interests you, must surely lute' est many
others.
A GOOD RECORD,—The Exeter Times
says of a former Brusselite :—On Sat.
urday of last week 'Rev, E G. Powell,
of tows. shipped an Ancona rooster to
Jas. Walker, of Berlin. In the Spring
Mr. Powell sold Mr. Walker a setting of
eggs from which -eight pullets were
raised the first of which began laying at
four months and 12 days' and the rest at
five months. Mr. Powell is quite a
chicken fancier and is making a spe-
cialty of the Ancona breed. ° 1•le has had
in
the neighborhood o
g o tt of two hundred
applications for his chickens.
Yon are not experimenting en your-
self when you take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for a cold as it has
won its great reputation and exten-
sive sale byits remarkable ka
lite
cures of
colds and can always be depended
upon. It is equally valuable for
adults and children and may be given
to young children with implicit confi-
dence as it contains no har'rnful drug.
Sold by all Dealers.
HURON CO, SPECIAL PRIZES.,—Already
the announcements of the Ontario
Provincial Winter' Fair, which is to be
held at Guelph from December lith to
15111, are out, In addition to a long list
of prizes a speciul award is being offered
to Huron County Exhibitors, donated
by the. Huron County Connell. For the
best Beef Animal shown by au amateur
exhibitor resident of the County of
Huron. prize $15,00 and for the second
beat Beef Animal shown by an amateur
exhibitor resident of the County of
Huron a prize of $to.00, There should
be a lively hustle for the acquirement of
this ;$25,00 by the numerous feeders of
good stock iu this County.
PROHIBITION IN 9 YEARO—This is the
statement made by oue of the leading
ministers in Christ Chproh, New Zea-
land. Mr. Gray outlittes the growth of
public sentiment as follows :—Women
exercise -the franchise and avail them-
selves of the opportunity, Their ad-
vent into the realm of politics has been
a'distlect advantage to all moral issues,
Elections are quietly conducted and
women are not subjected to the slightest
unpleasantness, livery third year ou
the day of the General Election, a vote
is taken on the liquor questioti. Of the
total emberO tee (taken three years
ago there Was a majority it
of
favor o£ no license,In November of
this year a vote will be teketh on tate
question of National Prohibition. It is
new titrewill he 31111)88/1 n + liquor trade
in New "4elle ud
ZZOAfI.'rIIINO
114114 nitl. s'IAN 'J esteltg'
ANclt I'ltol'I.ft '40 '1'1111 - uvix - ' . t
)f 1a '^1115 ifi
I' ow 1* Z lln I. nor: I mo just nvrlf iul;
to dell you 11(181 liquor is a great ala to
naliV'a. 1)11 \ on not notice In Log -
land that liquor was a sir when people
get dlatlls 1 Why did Putt bripg ithere
I ien ?
DMA. trifle with a cold is 'good o(L.
vire Pot pkndent.ulen and women. It
limy be vital in case of 31 child, :('here
is codling bet tee .item OhanlbeelaiI('0
Gough Remedy for coughs and colds
in children. It is eal'e 1511(1 eu1•0, 1!1188
sale by all Dealers.
Some codrplaialt hes- 001110 regar.diug
,
tetegiving of half the load in ease of an
automobile coming behind it team The
parties claim 'het when they come uu
behind fellow with a team lie • 8. ub
homy refuses to give any of the road;
00 matter if there is plenty of roost to
turd out,:- Now the law rec,lgnizes the
right,: of both the n1aii with Lite Lean)
and the man ‘,vith nee, and lhe.e tights
should be respected, ('here are plenty
of men who are 1utiniug autos who
should 'be driviug ox teams and vice
versa, bits all men should not• be 5reatcd
(ha, way. 'I'ne law s•ty9 that when a
MSG (4 (13 10(18)1011 5)3 a faster vehicle. the
than driOng the slewer vehicle, .(tell
turn ant tort give half of the 'beaten
path,
Another Great Discovery
A well known 'rt'ntlenlan in BlackBay, Out,; Mi. John Cowan, tins
COVer ed an 311)00111to speelflc 1'ur 1111111•
madam, and writes "I was affected
With L
y Sciatica
which I contracted years ego. The
disease hada great hold in my blood,
and It was hard to make any Imprea- -
slim on it, Reading of Ferrozone I
Was_ Conrinued of its merit anis it's
certainly the best I have ever tried,
\Vhy it just drove away the Rheu—
matism. Even stiffened old sufferers
will experience quick results. The
reason is that Ferr'ozetie auto through
the blood and thereby destroys the
cause of th'e disease. Price 50o per.
box at all dealers.
JUBILATION OVER
THE ILdq"
ION —
11atn
day evening.Sept. 2310 there was a
gaue,ing In Clinton to give expression
to the oveifiowurg' exuberance on ac•
count of the triple success in Hui on on
Election Day. About 8 o'clock theme -
cession lined up before the Raltenbury
House and nharched to the market
quare. headed by Clinton Band, On
a
nivel John Rdnaf0rd, who officiated as
Master of Ceremonies, congratulated
he Co on its great 010100y. For th
ong years, he said, the Conservative
ariy,had sat in the cold shades of Op-
asition and no 0.12.0 would' b'atne thein
1they were elated over the victory.
He introduced DavidCantelon, chair -
an of theilocal forces, Wm. Camp -
ell, the Nestor ( 1 West Huron, and
ev. Joseph Elliott, of G,'derich, each
t whom made brief congratulatory
peeches E. N Lewis, M. F. for the
West Riding, thanked the electors and
ore particularly the people of Clinton.
as. Bowman, NI P. for East Huron,
ante next and 'hoped he would prove
worthy of the high trust he had corn.
itted to him. Telegrams of couerat-
lation were read from 8. A. McGaw,
f Winnipeg, and "Tom" Jacksou, in
ancouver, B. C,, over the result.
hen J J Merner, the standard bearer
t South Huron, was called upon he
as most enthusiastically received and
ery mcd_stly referred to the contest
Well resulted in his election. The
°slug address was given by Mayor
potton, of Wingharn, who jokingly
what :night have become
f him if free trade in natural products
ad become law. The crowd saw the
ke as 25o pounds of adipose tissue
timed up before them in the Mayor's
ersouality and laughed. He was glad
know that Canada was still desirous.
maintaining her relations to the
otherlaud above everything else,.
!leers were given for the three nee -M. P.'s
Id the band played "God save the
ing." Gude rich Band cause down ou
e evening train, togged out in charac-
ristic costume. In a•iditiun to supply
g a musical program they caused
auv a laugh by their antics both
usically and otherwise. A number of
e leading Conservatives from uear•by
itis went to Clinton to joie in the
bilation The Liberal'` did not be.
ridge the Cot ervatives their' 11(1115'
ow -nut A lh'l; t} I ':Litury and they
rtainly made a clean sweep of it. The
eskers were very profuse in their
anks to the Liberals who supported
1{ ed
em in defeating ieaprocitV.
The best plaster. A piece of flannel
mpened with Ohamberlaitr's
cut and bound on over the affected
its is superior to a plaster and costs
13, one tenth as much. For sale by
dealers.
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PINX1IA
IT GROWS HAIR
But Not After the Hair Root
Iq Deaai.
•loft, Fox will tell you that il.e'sells ;t
I Peat manline
bottles of Parisian iia e
1because It g (Yes satisfaction
1SegtMaAr)tees Jt In eradicate den-
"" drltt2, stop falling and splitting hair
land Itching scalp, of money back,
CParisian Hage will Make hair grow
if the h • root t hair rc of ie not dead, 't
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Added to the Loilg List due
to This Famous Remedy,
Glanford Station, Ont. --'I have taken
„•. LydiaE.PJnkham's
Vegetable Com-
pound for yease
and never found
•i any medicine to
compare with it. I,
had ulcers and fall-
ing of the uterus,
and doctors did me
no good. I suffered
dreadfully until I'
began taking your
medicine, It bas
'also helped other
women to whom I have recommended
't,"—Mrs. HENRY CLARK, Glanford
Station, Ontario.
Another Cure
Harvey Bank, N. B.—I can highly,
recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound to any suffering
woman. I have taken it for female
weakness and painful menstruation.
and it cured me. — Mas. DENIERS
BARBOUR.
Because your case is a difftcultone,
doctors having done you no good; do
not continue to suffer without giving
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pelled a trial. It surely has cured
many cases of female ills, such as in-
flammation, ulceration, displacements,
fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic
pains, backache,. that bearing -down
feeling, indigestion, . dizziness, and
nervous prostration. It costs but a
trifle to try it, and the result is worth
millions to many suffering women.
If you want special advice
write for it to Mrs. Pinkham,'
Lynn, Mass. It Is free and
always helpful.
IN the Penmanship . Contest at the
Listowel Fall Fair forlvhieh prizes were
given by the Listowel Business College,
Miss Annie Allen, Gowanstown, won
' the First Prize of Three Months Scholar.
ship in the Listowel'College ; Miss jean
Morrison, Newry, woo the Second
Prize, two months Scholarship in the
College, and Douglas Bell the Third,
.
Which entitles him to One Month's
Scholarship. Similar prizes are offered
at the Palmerston and Gorrie Faits.
Biliousness is due to a discolored
condition of the 'stomach. Cham-
berlain's Tablets are essentially a
stomach medicine, intended especial-
ly to act on that organ ; to cleanse it,
strengthen it, tone and invigorate it,
to regulate the liver and to banish
biliousness positively and effectually.
For sale by all Dealers.
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THE
Chopping Mill
at the
Electric
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BRUSSELS
Will Run Every
y
Week Day
from this date and attend to all
orders with promptness and
care. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Flour and Feed always
on hand for sale.
We are prepared to install
Electric Light in homes or pub-
lic buildings. Ask about our
rates and terns. A 1 service
promised.
Jno, Patterson, Mgr.
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Full stock of both Single and Double Harness,
made-to-order if desired.
t le world. Ou y 00c a large bottle.
Pat'ielen Stege is the beet hair grow-
er and beentifel', dandruff. cure and
scalp cleaner known. Try it on our
money back plan,
REEVE Swil'rzER Acommie/mi.v Surer,
—S nuttel Swei'zer, Ul Shipka, Reeve of
the totvriship•of Sutphen, was accidently
Bitot in the leg about ten o'clock Puree
daq' moieiug of last week and died a.
boil (tree drloek in the afternoon.
Mr, Swell zer"incompany web acouple
of others were out duck shoid{ug about
six miles Sou' 11 of Grned Reed It
seems they were getting into 0 boat
when one of the guns aec'deutly dis-
charged end the contents' entered Mr,
Sweitzer's leg. 'I'ite wound was hurried-
ly dressed and Mr. Swellzer was driven
home a distance of about twelve miles,
reaching there in tile afternoon. Dr,
(Vas ca110(1 front Parkhill but could do
nothing as life ryas nearly gone through
lost of blood, 1 -le was conscious after
reaching hone and died shortly after-
wards. Mr. Sweitzer was well and
favorablyy known throughout the district.
fie owned a saw mill and flax mill and
not long ago was burned out
for the
second time Deceased was about 6o
years of age and is survived by a wife,
three boys and two girls.
Fordwich
The C. O. F. intend bolding a don-
eert in Brown's Hall on Thanksgiving
night.
Rev. J. Ball, of Oil Springs, was in
town shaking hands with his many
friends.
Miss Edith Adams has returned af-
ter a two months' visit in the North
'nest. She enjoyed'
her trip immense-
ly and it eeeuled to improve her
general health very much.
A. A. Dobson B Se. of Montreal
was married to Ethel F. Barker on
Tuesday, Sept. 12th, at 421 Chestnut
St. S. Lansing, Michigan. Rev. A.
B. arid Mrs. Dobson attended the wed-
ding. •
When Women Suffer
Look out for weakness or disease.
See if there is not a sideache, • head-
ache, restlessness and the "blues."
These svmptous indicate that you
need the gentle assistance of Re.
Ilatnilton's Pills. They are women's
greatest relief, prevent functional
derangement's, renew the life of the
blood, purify and clean the system
throughout. No tonic so potent, no
results so marked as follow the use of
Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Price 25c per
box at all dealers.
Gorrie
Harry Dane left for Winnipeg.
Gorrie Fall Fair Saturday of this
week. "
Mr's. Kaine has been very poorly
lately but is improving.
Will Earngy, of Charlton, New
Ontario, was horse fora few days.
Miss Winnie Talton, graduate nurse,
from Owen Sound Hospital, is
p visit-
ing her home in Gorrie at present.
Public Library has been moved and
is in the charge of J. R. Williams at
his shop,one ° 1e door South of the post
office.
• Rev. Mr. Kinder and his bride have
returned home. Their many friends
in and around Gorrie wish them every
happiness.
Wingham
ilIrs. Dinsley and Miss Norma Dins-
teg left for Detroit where they intend
residing for the next few months..
J. W. Orr left Wingham for Menton,
Alta. where he purposes locating.
Mrs. Orr will nob leave Wingham un-
til next Spring.
Dr. and Mrs. Towler of Los Angeles,
California, who for many years were
respected residents. r f Wiggha••
S..nin,'wr'h
"i„ ' - .g Mends. in town.
T. E. Elliott has purchased Jas.
Slemiu's store property on Josephine
street and has opened business in
fancy groceries and confectionery.
Will. Simmons left for Stratford to
spend a few weeks in the office of the
Bell Telephone Co., when he will re-
turn to town and take up work in the
Wingham office.
Among those who left to attend
Normal,
were —Nlisses Jeanette
Brock, 'Florence Imlay, Ada Haines,
Lizzie Hetherington , Mildred Jewitt—
to Stratford Miss Greta Kennedy to
London and bliss Pearl McPherson to
the School of Faculty, Toronto.
The Deaf Made To Hoar
Deafness because usually due to
Catarrh, is quite curable. In a thou-
sand cases this is proved absolutely
true. Success invariably attends the
use of Oatarrhozone which has cured
catarrhal deafness of twenty-five years
standing. Penetrating through the
passages of the ear, the soothi riff vapor
of Catatthozone relieves the inflam-
mation, destroys the seeds of Catarrh
and thereby allows nature to re -assist
herself. Try Oatatrrllozone yourself,
25e and. $1.00 sizes sold by all dealers.
Blyth
The new rectory in connection with
the Anglican church, is fast nearing
completion and it is hoped that anoth-
er month will see it ready for mon,.
pluton.
The sad news reached here last week'
that John Carter had passed away in
Denver, Colorado, on Sept.• 21st and
was buried there on the 23tt1. De-'
ceased was a brother of Oeuncillor
Garter and up till a few years ago was
a resident of Blyth, conducting a har-
ness busihless. Ile disposed of his
business and moved to Midland, but
his health ilii not been good and this
Spring
vis ted ed hire a few g f \ weeks
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ingto regain 1118 health, t 1. He return-
ed to Mi�it td feeling somewhat better
but he only stayed there a short time
when he decided to trove to Denver,
but he hasn't there long until the
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disease carried Itim away. lairs. Oar.
til' Y
t Wits also brought a bl,tr
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many fiends Will s-Yyl.ir1NNatihJse with
her and-CnttnciJlot' Garter in their
affliction,
Apre pretty wedding 1I
was a°letnnize
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at
Ot,m.Monday Ionday evening of last week,
at Trinity church, when Miss Alice,
daughter of ,)no, and Mee. Mole, of
Auburn, became the wife of Samuel
Sparks, of Port Elgin, Rey, MI'. Farr
pe3'for'lniug the ceremony, . Tlye new-
ly wedded couple will make their
hone tit Poli Elgin with the best
wishes of the br'ide's many friends in
this locality,
Ab the regular meeting t'
.tee rn of
St,
mar $
town council the widow of Andrew.
Lee, who was lolled this Summerwhile working for ,the W.. 2. & 21,
board, was granted $500,
Special
Demonstration
of the
Chancellor
and others of the splendid line
[of durable, economical, reliable and attractive
Gurney -Oxford Xf®
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and Ranges
now on display at our store—a demonstration that marks the eceli Century
achievement in stove -making. Come and examine the special points of
excellence—
The Oxford
Economizer
—a marvellous device for the control of the heat. It gives a saving of 2o%
in fuel, besides economy of time and labor. A patent authorized only on
this line.
The Divided Oven Flue Strip is a great economy of food. All
danger of failure in baking is minimized with this clever arrangement for
even distribution of ,heat. There is no better test of practical stove -
work than this perfect oven control.
Another advantage lies in the Reversible Grate equipped with strong
interlocking teeth that save waste, maximum heat with less fuel.
The Broiler Top—the strong oven door, are excellent features-
and these all combine with attractive designs in wide variety of size
and price.
You are earnestly invited to come and inspect the Gurney -Oxford
line—for the good of your purse, your health, and "all the comforts
of home,"
Wilton & Gillespie
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out hair grows in again, the eyes become
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Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
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