HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1911-12-7, Page 4t 113E
, titAGi?iIv 2 7, reit
early ni the poll next Monday.
cnitneene Per'lament has been called'
pliuntil after New Years so as to allow
T`'
'joy the Christmastide with their respee-
'
Otte families, it will also afford the
m
bet': a breathing ;melt before
the
•1181 business of the session now that the
',preliminary canter is over,'
M. P'e to get home to take a hand
he Provincial election and also ep-
ADVANTAGE should be taken of eerie
ttending to Christmas trading.. It g'•g
more satisfactory to b0t1 blY:r
seller and does away with much of the
iwhen cticu tanees are not
the rust ms p
nearly so favorable. A glance at the
colutnns of Tae Posy' will show you
what the business people are saying. and
the bargains being offered, '
Hvoao-electric power is all right if
he basis of payment is fair to all muni-
cipalities
paY t
but to charge one
ci afittes interested b t
g
A
gp6iatiotr fourr times more than an-
u-otherdoesa wrong that can only result
:1 one way in an industrial line, viz to
throttle the townpaying the high price
while bonusing the town having the low
rate In the rush for industries the
comparison would be most unfair en -
hs: there is a readjustment of tariff.
A gross fabrication is being circulated
against the Liberal candidate in Centre
ro byan interested party,to the
Hu u,
effect that while the nominee champions
} the removal of the 3/5 clause in the
Local Option law he upholds the bar
by being a good customer. Those who
are in position to speak on the matter
ay it a slander and not likely to do
cause sought to be benefitted there -
any good.
herea0YRnod. Nothing thin wears as well as
the truth.
Tae Model School should not only be
ained but improved so as to serve
largest possible purpose in aiding the
sand daughters of homes where the
creased expense of the Normal
hoots could not be undertaken, It
aid also tend to reduce the stress en
ioi boards to provide competent
hers as has been the ease in so many
noes during the past year.
believe municipalities should have
igbt` to 'exempt taxation on im•
meat where thought advisable.
the present system the law say
u improve your property we'll
you settle." This is not as it
as the man who is willing to
money in bettering conditions
FM hoard it up• should be
for his enterprise rather than
taxes "boosted" because he
e town.
POLITICAL_POINTERS.
V. Rowell makes friends wherever
Yiay ane who knows him can
tbat he is no "putty men."
king at Owen Sound the other
e Hon. A. G. McKay put the
ctric unfairness this way :-
atter of ilnportance, especially
Sound and Meaford, was
obiem, Where did Owen
1 If the Province was to
should be a provincial
here was the fairness in
d
end an Meaford where
LO $8o
n horse power.to
e a scheme to give Welland
s in the Niagara peninsula
nor $201 •' You in Owen
te said, "are endorsing the
Wild up rival towns." If the
ent on for five years, he prophe-
en Sound would not be able to
gle new factory, not even to
t .he had. They would not
-Me- .would go -where power
ap. The scheme should be
and the rate a flat one.
Morris Council
met in the Township Hall,
ovember loth. Members all
Reeve in the chair. Minutes of
niar meeting read and approved.
-Elston,--That Tohn Broadfoot
to fence the part of the
his farm in lieu of a
'arried. The following
eased and paid,: -Ingot
Overt, $30.08 ; James
7 40 t lames Kelly,
fn1I YOUR NAIR eervatignts are being mafle daily, and the
UII YOUR lift 11 fell list will soon be completed, although
Ho roAre asts Wo wont Youi
Provo
e
at ear p1ait
When the roots of the hair are en-
tirely dead and the pores of Lite scalp
are glazed over, we do not believe that
anything can restore hair growth,
13u1, when the hair roots retain any
life we believe there is nothingthat.bvill so surely
romote hair growth
as
will exalt OS' Hair "Onie, To prove
that statement, we promise to prompt-
ly return all looney you pay us for
Rexall "93" Bair Tonic, should it not
please you,
Rexall "03" Hair Tonin destroys the
germs which are usually responsible
for baldness. 1G penetrates to the
roots of the hair, stimulating and, by
promoting circulation, nourishing.
them.
Rexall "98" Hair Tonic helps 'to re-
lieve scalp irritation, to remove . dan-
druff. to prevent the hair from falling
out, and to promote an increased
growth of hair. It comes 10 two sizes
prices 50 cents and $1.00. Remember,
you can obtain it only at ane store -
The Rexall store. F. R. Smith:
cleaning ditch, sth line, $2.00 ; John
Barr, gravel, '$1 961 Wm, Davidson,
gravel, 1 $5f8 Peterr Fowler, g
ravel
is oed gravel
$3,50 o Russell R hm , $3 00:
g v
3
Thomas Haley, damages, $1.5o ; -Muni
cipal World supplies, s5c ; A. Kerr.
approaches bridge, $207.o0 ; Arthur
Shaw, salary and postage, $128,00 ;
John Nivins, undetbrusbing (S' R )
$12,6o ; Geo, Grigg, work on Mnrray-
Lamb drain, $2 00 ; John Govenlock,
tile East bdv., $to 15 ; Wm. Shortreed,
temporary bridge, McCall drain, $lo 00.
Council adjourned to meet Dec. isth,
at 10 3o. A. MACEWEN, Clerk.
Thle Tonic Dullde Up' •
Many medicines stimulate, break
down, leave you worse than ever.
Ferrozone is different -it's a blood -
former, a nerve strengthener, a body-
builder. Pale anaemic girls are given
color and vigor. The tired and sleep-
less are strengthened and restored.
"Metter than all tonics I found Fer-
rozone" writes Mrs. E. F. Castleton of
Woodstock. "I' was totnpletely run
down, cheeks were blanched, lips
white and had every sign of anaemia
Ferrozone added to my weight, gave
me strength, ambition and good
health," Nothing better, try Fer-
rozone yourself, 60c per box at all
dealers.
OUR WINNIPEG LETTER
Two events of the week of great in
terest to Winnipeg were the extension
of the boundaries of Manitoba 'and the
fact that Winnipeg bank clearings pass
ed the billion -dollar mark. The value
o' tlanitoba's new territory is not lolly
k.it.wn, but it is certain that the vast
stretch of land that lies between the
former Northern boundaryy of the pro-
vince and Hudson Bay contains timber
and minerals in large quantities It is
also said that there are big tracts of land
that can be cropped, and this is altoge
ther probable since some of the very
hest land in Manitoba is in the part that
was up to this week, the • province's
Northern limit. There should be fisher-
ies too, of value and the sum total of
things which may be turned to acoounf
in a country where cities are growing as
fast as they are in Manitoba• can hardly
tail to be very great in Manitoba's newly
acquired territory. The added area
measures up to 106,304,000 acres and
gives Manitoba .a total area of 229,926
:quare miles.
An outstanding mark of Winnipeg's
growth was set up when the city's bank
clearings passed the billion -dollar point
on November 23rd. The exact figures
were $t,002,6o7,637, which means that
the banking business of this city had in
creased over that of last year to a cor-
responding date, to the amouut of
$16o,481,7is. 'there is yet about six
weeks to go and December business is
always heavy, so that the final summing
up will place the ,bank clearing figures
considerably above the mark made
November 23rd. Only two other cities
in Canada -Montreal and Toronto -have
a
bank clearings that amount to a billion
h
dollars yearly, and only eleven of the
largest cities in the United States reach
this mark.
Mild weather keeps building opera-
tions in Winnipegon the- move, and a
phenomenal building year is being well
rounded out. Plans for another big
year in 1912 are already being laid out
and include the building of a private
dwelling to cost $i2o,000, a splendid
betel and a huge, tweuty•story office
block•
Mayor W. Sanford Evans, who will
retire from the office of chief executive
of the city after the civic elections in
December, was given the high honor of
becoming the President of the Winnipeg
Canadian Club. this week, Mayor
Evans' new official positiou is a peculiar-
ly appropriate honor, as be was one of
the founders of the Canadian Club as a
national institution and was president of
the first Canadian Club -that of Hamil-
ton, Ontario.
This is the holiday season of travel in
the West, and there are even more than
the excursion will slot e'art until May
o isool '
is, The oucaei n 1 sed t tpot 1 asa
splendid eltanee to see prlticifat 13ritleli
Liles and oilier European points, et
reasonable ecst and under thormtghly
skilled supervision,
A new Trust. Company, officered by
local Wien, was lenswhed this week.
etc firm is
The name Of the new fit at ial
't'Ite -Anperiai Trust Company. Its
capital stock is pinged at $l,o0o,ono, tied
its leading officers are Captain William
Robinson, President ;D, E S. Sprague,
Vice President ; Lieut. Gov, A. C. Cam-
eron, Viee•President ; 1: F. Hutchings,
Vice -President •These are all Winni-
peg men, and Sir Gilbert Parker is else
a vice-president of the new trust cots
pany. W. T. Alexander, of Winnipeg,
is managing Director of the Imperial
Canadian Trust, and other leading oof
Win-
nipeg business map are on the board
directors.
When you have a cold get a bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It
will soon fix yon up all right and. ,will
ward off tendency toward pneumonia.
Tilis remedy contains 00 opium ol•
other narcotic and may be given con•
fidently to a baby as to an ' whet.
Soldby all dealers.
HOW HURON CAN GET HYDRO-
MAITLAND POWER.
The Toronto papers of. Wednesday
of last week made mention of an inter-
view had by Huron County Council's
committee with Hon. Adam Beck,
regarding the development of power
on the Maitland River and connecting
with the Niagara power circuit. The
STILL ON!
Our Clearing
Sale
O1'
Watches,
Clocks,
Jewelry,
Silverware,
Having accepted a posi-
tion in Listowel I have
decided to hold a Clear-
ing Sale for 3o days to
close out my stock in
Brussels.
Genuine Bargains are
offered as a discount of
from '25 to 4o per cent.
will be allowed on sales.
J. G. Jones
Jeweler
Repairs to Watches and
Jewelry .r carefully at-
tended to and satisfac-
tion assured.
1
follow{ng 1t illy Globe's report t -w
The Roktelne to elttend the Bydro-
Eleetrio a,ystetrt 10 Huron
cou
nty
tbroagh rho development u poxetoU
tee Maitland Rivet' was evauc-
ed a stage Tueeday When attemoittee
appointexl by the Huron Co, Counoil
Waited upon 1inn. Adam Beck and
entered into a di,cuseion of the whole
situation, They received an asset'.
.• ), 11 ot'W1,s 111 til'•
anoe that the l n 1 1 Wrest 1. 1 p
end build tile
'u) o we t l
o develop II )o t 1 l
wpm, -
ed e I h l a-
tranemissioo hues on the s+tiuu basis
fel that np,'n whirl; the Intincipttlllted
in the Nutgera power gone tags now
working, priivttling the people of the
various Fhn uu munit parities voted to
enter into pertnesSbip, The 0011-
mittee will report to the Huron
County Council ab its next meeting
when a movement will be started eo
place by-laws before the mnnicipalitiee
that are not now preparing to pass
upon the matter,
The committee was composed of ,
Warden Geiger, De. Eoltnes, 00, l
Treasurer, 0, A. Reid, reeve of Gode-
rieh • J. Leckie reeve of Brussels ;
and J. Grigg, reeve of Seaforth. The
men from el neon approached elem.
Beck with reference to the advisabili-
ty of the County undertaking the,,
development of the Maitland River
powers. Air. Beek explained at length
the plans of the Commission for the
extension
cEt
he system in the North-
ern counties. The trensmieston Bee
for the Enron system was planned to
connect with the Niagara line at Sea -
forth. Huron while supplying its
own power, would be linked up with
the rest of the Provincial system.
Iron. MreBeek stated to the Globe
that the three schemes for the North,
in Huron, Grey and Bruce, would in-
volve an expenditure of between
$1,500,000 and $2,000,000 Inc power de-
velopment and transmission lines. If
all the municipalities in the three
Counties came in the outlay for trans
mission lines would perhaps be still
larger although the burden upon the
municipalities would be lighter.
The total amount of power in sight,
on the three rivers is estimated at
from twelve to fifteen thousand horse--
power
orse-power during the high water seasons.
The minimum in the dry _season will
be abotit three or four thousand horse
power.
Aecocdiug to Hon. Mr. Beek, the
linking up of the Northern tralnsmhis-
a Make possible to do
ion lines m 1
s y
t bibs accumulator,t i
away wit
reser-
voir, which was to have been erected
at Dundas.
Oh, ForA Clear Complexion 1
A. clear cotnplexion is the outward
evidence of inward cleanliness. In
bad health the face becomes a sign-
board telling of disease within. If
yellow, bile is not properly secreted ;
11 pallid, the kidneys ale faulty ; if
skin is murky and dark circles be-
neath the eyes, look for constipation-.
Whatever the cause, no remedy com-
pares with Dr. Hamilton's Pills which
are mild, safe, purifying and vitaliz-
ing in their action. They give a
marvelous -rosy tint to the cheeks,
brighten the eyes and establish health
that defies age and disease. Sold
everywhere in lac boxes.
Fire et London, Ont., wiped out nine
stores and caused a loss of $845.500
All were insured and will continue to
do business
NATURE STOPS
WHEN THE KIDNEYS GIVE OUT
Do you feel that you simply can't go
tiny Iai ther-that you must have rest
for the latae aching back -relief from
that conitant dead -tired feeling -
freedom from those stabbing, darting
paths 1'
It is nature's
warning that
the kiduey,'s are
giving. out and
you need the
help of Booth's
Kidney Pills the
guaranteed kid-
neyremedy. In
Y
every machine
there is one part
that works the
hardest and gives out first. The kid-
neys work night and day, and natur-
ally the life of unusual activity
doubles the duties of the kidneys and
in titne.the strain tells. The kidneys
give out and .mature cries "stop,'
Booth's Kidney Pills are sold'by all
dealers, 50c.. postpaid from The h. T.
Booth 00. Ltd., Fort Erie. Ont.
There is no pill jusb as good. Send
for a Free box. The test will prove
the truth of our statement.
Sir. Wilfrid Lanrler's etectiou In Sat
aingea Itas been protested,
oroat Dtatreee In Hee Throat
Not. an uncommon experience was
that of Mrs, H. 8..Wilwont of Shuler,
N, S. Doetore failed, still a gbtek
cure was found` in "Catariihoeone.''
Notice thisstateln thave been
a mint dreadful sufferer frol»
helmet' i'tl Item lee and ca thrill. On
deem 11113.8 I mallet hawk and :suffer
greet tlislresa in my ahrt"t1. retied
pal kinds of medicines but dido' p get
permanent relief till I uetttt Cat/teeth
ozone, It has strengthened my throat
cured my cough and made me entirely
well," Refuse substitutes for the one
reliable bronchial and . throat cure.
All dealers sell "Oatarrhozone" in 25c
and $1,00 sites.
GIFT OF A DYING TOT
Savings of a Little .Child Dying of
Tubercular Trouble Goes to Help
the Consumptive. Poor
I
How true it is in many different walks of
lifethat"a little child Abell lead them." We
have been shown a copy of a letter written
of St. John, N.B., who only a
bya
lady,
month ago lost her little child, a girl of nine
years, of tubercular trouble. The mother's
own words tell the story better than it can
be told In any other way. She writes to
the Secretary of the Muskoka Free Hospital
for Consumptives at (ravenhurst in these
words : " While my loved one was ill, I one
night' opened some literature from you at
har bedside. She asked' me what it was:
I told -her it was a paper asking for sub•
ecriptions to the Muskoka Free Hospital.
for Consumptives, and showed her the
pictures in the pamphlet. She &eked if
she could not give wbat she had in her
told her' 'Yes' -to
little savings s
bank I
gu d send it.
the doctor and he.wo 1
give it to
utshe was
too sink when he came again,
B
SO I am enclosing an express order for the
amount I found in the bank, viz., $1.79, -
u small subscription, but trust you will
receive it in the spirit in which it was
given."
The letter is typical of many that nre
being constantly received at the head office
of 'the Muskoka Hospital, 347 King St. W.,
These come from all parts of
Toronto.
Canada, for patients are received from any-
where
ny
where in the Dominion.
At the present time there are 156
patients in residence in the Muskoka Free
Hospital, 128 of whom are unable to pdy a
single cent, and the other 28 only nominal
sumo -much less than actual cost of
maintenance. During the nine years that
the -Muskoka Free Hospital for Con-
sumptives opened, not a single
sumptivea has been pa , g
patient bas ever been refused admission
because unable to pay.
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Mortgage Sale
Of Valuable Farm Property, in
the Township of Grey, in
the County of Huron.
Pursuant to the power of sale contained in a
certain tnortgage which will be produced at
the time of sale. there will be offered by pub-
lic ¬ion at the American Hotel, in rho
Village of Dramatis, on Saturday, the
16th day of December, A. 0.1811, at -the
hoar of two o'clock In the afternoon, by F. S.
Soot E, Esq., Auctioneer :-Those certain par -
numbers
or tracts of land and premiere] in the Town-
ship of Grey, in the County of Huron, being
composed of Lot number twenty-two in the
fifth Concession, and the North helves of Lots
numbers twenty-three and twenty-four, in the
fortab
sixth Oonoe,aion of the aforesaid Township of
Grey, containing by ndmenanrement two
hundred scree of lend be the same more or -
leas.
- Upon Lot number twenty-two there is . con•
stRblele brick house and bunk har., with
stables' underneath ; .the soil is a slay loan.
there iso good well and a young bearing or-
ebard.
The North hnivep of Lots twenty-three and
twenty four is
without buildings, but to well
watered and is imitable in all respects as a
gring rty
Theazabovepropeprone.
riles ere eiteate about two
miles from the Village of Ethel, eight miles
from the Village of Brussels, and about one
and one-half miles from a school and church.
The properties will be sold separately or en
bloc to suit purchaser, and eubjeot to a reserve
bid.
Terms of sale. -Ten per oast. of the purchase
money to be paid to the Vendor's Solicitor at
the time of sols andthe belanea in thirty days
thereafter when possession will be given,
further r iculara a l 10 the
For na t 'l Am;
py
ttoneer of to the undersigned, SIV
W M SINOLAIR,
Vendor s Solicitor.
Dated this 25th day of November, 1911.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Joseph A.
Hunter, late of the Village of Brus-
. sets, in the County of Huron,
stone cutter, d eeasecl.
Notice to hereby given pursuant to the Re-
vised Statutes of Oxterio, 1897, Chapter 129,
that all eteditore and others .having olaime
against the eatate of the said Joseph A. Hunter
who died on or about the 29th day of October.
1911, are required on or before the let
day of January, 1912, to Fiend by poet prepaid
or deliver to Nora Hunter, Bruesels P. 0„ the
Adininistratrix of the deeenoed, their Chris•
et surnames addresses and descriptions
rment of then•. ncconnte.againatthe
'as HOU niso the nature of the eeourity
y.riuke not+ euch.lest
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We are well Prepared
for the Cold Weather a
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Z With alarge stock of Suits Overcoats,
Underwear, )
Mitts and Gloves,
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, Felt g
• Boots and Slippers. 0
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• Fur Coats and Furs of all kinds.
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• Au excellent range of seasonable` Dress Goods, Flan- n 1- •
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the hest'1tockwood" Yarns at etcper Ili.
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The People's Column
RAMS FOR SALEC-The undersigned has 9
pure bred. Shearling Leicester Rana for
sale. Lot 17, Con. 9, Grey township. They
are fine ones. ROBT.L. hiODONA.LD,
12 tf Oranbrook P. 0
FOR SALE-A.tow good Oxford down and
Leicester ram lambs and n Leicester
shearling rant for axle. Apply to 5, WALBER,
Lot 29, Con. 7, Morris, Brussels P. 0.
18.0 Telephone 188,
WARMERS AND POULTRYMEN. - I have
eight' S. 0. Rhode Islami Bed and four S.
0. Blank Minorca Cookrels from prize winning
stook, all g.,od shape and good Dolor, for sale
at 92,00 each. EDWIN G. MATTHEWS,
L lstowel, Ont.
GORES OU LAND for sale, 1% miles
lines North of Seaforth. Good clay loam,
all cleared and under auttivatfmt. Bank barn,
oementfloore, largo frame house, newly paint-
ed ;
)aint-
ed; good wells at barn and house • buildings
and fences in excellent re air. An ideal home
cheep. Apply Mein SUSIE GOVENLOCli,
Seaforth, Ont. ..
FAR5 FOR SALE. -The undersigned offers
his fine farm aoneidti.g of about 186 aorta,
adjpining the townOfClinton - for sale. The
farm is in a good state of cultivation, and hes
good buildtnge, brick house, bask barn, driv-
ing
riving house, pig pen, eta., alt comparatively new.
A' flret•oless young orchard containing all
kinds of fruits and also small fruits. The
f arm is well fenced and drained and i8 n very
desirable home. For further particulars apply
on the premises or address
10-tf JOHN TORRANCE, Clinton.'
FARM EOR BALE, -Doing Lot 20, Com 14,.
McKillea townsldp, omnteming almnt 92
acres, all cleared. Olt the premises is u brick
house, bank barn with hog pen combined, mrd
a new power mill for pumping, grinding, &a.
ra
also. good bearing ohar. , chiefly Sive. Lund
la in extra good Ante of cultivation, having
been cropped light and large stoclr of bot
holm and cattle fed on it for years. Farm is
situated 5 miles from school nand 2 miles froin
Walton C. P. R. station. For further partiou-
Iara write J, R. HAMILTON, Walton P. 0., or
apply on the pcemleee, 48-tf
FARM F010 SALE being Lot 19, Oon. 16.
Grey Township, containing 100 acres; 1%
'nary frame house 29x90 ft.; kitchen 19x24;
good frame barn, 40x00, on stone stabling; 8
all ee a •r
•nod wells;seeded d to Was except29 acres;
6s..
1 nares in ush• orchard ; 2%)Wiles from
U0.E'er P.
R lotion: All in mate of uu i nth
s A It v m, Far
further, Ornrapply to ALEXANDER I.
BARRON nbok, P. O. 18-4.'
Telephone 2818.
FARMS FOR SALE Being Lob 4, Omt.11,
and Lot e, Oon, 19, prey downbhip, Huren
Co. On these farms aro good buildinge, well
ole
fenced and drained, o good orchards ; plen-
ty of water ; nearly all Heeded to grass and in
a good state of cultivation. Both age close to •
school and to the Village of Brussels. They
willbe sold ehenp and on easy terms of pay-
ment. Apply on the premisee.
8-11 JAS. BOTH, Brussels P. 0.
FARM: FOR SALE. -The undersigned offers
for sale his 100 acre farts, being sUi Lot
29, Oon. e, Morris township, Huron Cu. 09
nares cleared. There iia ooiufortable house,
new bank barn, orchard, drilled well, &e. 2%
miles South of Brussels" Posseseldb Brit or
March, 1912. For further particulars, as to
price, terms, 60., apply 011 the premises or
Brussels P. O. to H. BEAM, Prop. 8.4
AT A BARGAIN. -Will dispose of cottage,
. Elizabeth street, Brussi - n gr
burgein, in order to emu
may be had from bar. J. I
pertlaulore neo Mr. L -"
signed, j -
CUTT[RS
Go to Ewan & Oo's show
rooms and see whits they
have in the rip-to-dtite cue -
tee line.We have just
what you want• -all borne-
: made Ontlers and Sleighs..
Call and purchase the
Ewan & Co. goods and en-
courage 1lorne industry.-
-Ewan
ndustry.
-Ewan Co.
BRUSSELS
MONTHLY
Horse Fairs a
BRUSSELS
Regnhu• Monthly Horse Faire will be
held this season its follows
TI•IURSDAY, NOV, 30, 1011
IAN. 4, 1912
" FEB. 1, 1912
FEB. 20, 1012
APRIL 4, 1012
Leading Local and Outside Buyers
will be present.
CENTRAL
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STRATFORD. ONT.
Stands to the front rye the beet school
of its hind in theprovinae. Oar courses
a are beyond, those of'the ordinary Bnet', `
Hess College. This reboot has a oonti
ental eepututlon for Ingll•grade'wort
We hhve three department, •,-Com-
mercial, Shorthand and Tele-
graphy -and the demand for teethed."
p greatly exceeds the supply. Stud
• seta are entering .each .week
sooner you outer the b
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