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UL7 EVALE
Mr. ate; Ivzas W111 Peacteek epee:
eteel enta,e with ids parents Air. mud LOST-
Mals jets,. Peacock at Bluovale. Billfold cont.UIU1I)g sum oP money,
Mr,,Wilirect Mkt well of '1'orartoreg,ietratere oard and drivel's permit.
anent a fete days; and iChriatmes A. eeeemee, p`tne•er please leave
air BWJSSELS POST ....
;-low To Conserve Rubber
lass Add And HelpWix'theWaz
FOR SALE -
Otte De%,ava1 Oreille Separator, in
geed COndtti0n.
'''lune Brussels 40•1•13
Norman Stephenson, Ethel
FOR SALE».
Used Creann Separator, in good
condition, I
apply Brussels! Creamery.
W)nd+t'ar--•-.tl:uW evreey inotor1at 'can
save rubber and aselet 'the Allied
Victory' Program waa pointed oat to•
day by J. 1I• Ilekey, •Geneta1 Ports
and Servioe Manager sof the Chrysler
Conpa'at/on of Canada, Limited,
Mr, Hickey stated that by doing' a
few eixnple things 'the 'average
nuetoris't can reda0e ,the wear upto
25 percent, thereby saving as much
as one oanUS of rubberper tire : per
Month, Since Mete are same 1,
'500,000 motor yeeilett In Canada
today,' this, Would mean 0 swing of
157 tans a4': rubbed' per month, nr
with Mr. and Mrs. Al: e lefelewen, at Tia. Pout, 2024 tons a year.
We are glad to hear Aon. Melewen is ,.,„ tench 0 :saving' would release from
termite b<otter. e-,; FOUR SALE- net total retie Immo ate. Mr. Hickey
Mists V.1014lj.at)iers spent at row 'II uybred pullets (Leghorn -Minorca) said, euout!yah, rubberto build the
•clove and C;toristneas .with Mr, and 1 laying, \` amply to e heavy duty tines far more than 21.-
!vim, Jassy. elesces. end/sone and also i phone Brussels 47-r-5 Harvey Hulley 151 heavy Army units.
Mds1; Pearl Mathers of Toronto, The a�ietage tire on more thou
Mr, Rueetel •Barnard of the Air i STRAYED- half of th0 pass t ours. on au1'
On Lot 7, Con. 1, Grey, a York roads today, Mr ekes, said. weighs
tbl°+as of Guelph spent a few days I Anda. all
exr do prove ownership and.
STRAYED -
and ,Ohri•eln4as with his parents Mr. frau
-and Mrs D. 13arner&
Pay 411 expenses. front
Rev, C. and Mee. Tavener spent plume 84-r-8 Russel BradshnrV Pound
'Christmas with Mi. George Thornton FOR SALE- IT If
and their families on lite boundry. 16 pigs, 6 weeks old, apply to sacra
M7•. and Mrs, Jim Jlohnst,on and phouo 82.4'-4 Roy Bennett per n
,daughter spent Christmas 'with bee } he eaY
Parents' Mr. anal Mrs. Wm, Dobie at FOR SALE-' motor
Auburn. A ski :suit 0100 good as neve tire
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Nethery and Mns, Jest Logan Brussels ells
__-._.._...._- fire
daughter Mr. and .14rs. Cites, .Tohus- FOR SALE- neecli
tun and Enema, A bunch of little Pigs, Oarload of
was!.
sheet and srreentings• the
tire
4'II gP
111
24 to 25 Do -uncle new. and lose;
four to six or 0 01' seven
le wearirg dawn conlplete-
tloe (tire Lasts ,two years, weal'
gee. around tour ounces per tire
nonth. Ancl It is really aa0Y•
s for U1e•th•ottghtlul, petriotle
'1st to guard against los;,, of
mileage.
recemsnendaitionS are. "Cheek
'temente frequently. Tf a tire
m 30 pounds, running at 25 will
e from one quarter to a third
mile' built into it. Normally
preestlre ,nay go clown as ranee
•o peends per week. Too much
sure. bow ever, eau extra
r in the cenin,r of the tread, and
-inflated tires bounce clear off
osrgh +Pavement, slipping sure
fine off tread rubber.
Mr, and Mrs. Melville Mothers
and two children had 'Cluistmas Joe Hamilton lrluone 11X
dimer .with Mr, Ilenty Atathens and 1 t__ _ �,A^"-°'_"
taistet+. aloe Chas. 0.411 Cha'istnias ` FOR SALE-
e.w}aper with Mr, and Mrs, Walter 1 g ohoice young Oows, springing
Woods. also 1 fresh Cow.
-MISS RIMY Duff' of Toronto hospital phone 23-r-16 Dan McKinnon
spent IChrdsin le with Mies Ruby 1 ._ - -= •✓-_ -
'Duff and Mrs. Aiken and Dorothy, t STRAYED -
Mr. Alvin Snaith of the Air Force, ; heater on SIA Lost 7, Oon, 13, (trey, A
Toronto, spent a few days with Mrs. Owner "can have .same by proving Pst.
South and daughter. 1 owueswhilp and paying all expellees., gen
-Mites Isabel McKinnon and Mr. ; phone 42.4'-11 las. Stevenson hot
rate
Somme MacKinnon spent a fete days FOR SALE- 1 ape
.in'd Chr}stmae with 'their parents < rdunutity of dry woad, $2 5O at the it the
Me, and Mrs. Root. McKinnon nt .1,d1e and 12.75 delivered. S 0.l
'BlueS•ale, phone 42-r-14 Soho Stevenson sae
Mr. and Mrs. Harold I•larrts and
sons. Mr. and Mrs. Carl JohnstOu TENDERS WANTED- chaalgil tires.
curl Mt'. and Mrs. Ed. Johnston spent Ten<letts for wood Dor •S:S. No, 4,
iihris eves with her. and Mrs. Spar- Morris, 20 cords of *Beech and A'
ling Johnston and eons. ' Maple body wood, 14 enema long to n
We are glad to bear Mr. Alex be delivered by March 1st. Tenders cal
GREY
4 ,,,...,.q
Mr, stud Mrs Jue,k 13uyd and foul'
ily, Air. turd Mrs, William Boyd anti
family, :Mrs, ISalyr•11a' �13oyd of Me.
Killop and :tits; R. Miller and
Stewaet. fprnt Chlieterlas with Mr.
and: Mrs. W'n. culler, 12th coo.
Air. and Airs, 1.1c>yd I3ai'kWell spent
the weak end with the latter's
Parents Mr, aui1 Mee, 3. MONabia,
their netee Muriel McDooar.ld return-
ed with diem to epee* a few days in
Guelph;
'Pile many friends of Mrs Annie
Smith will be, soin'y to hear that she
is eorrftned to her bed but is sightly
improved, we are glad to'say,
Mise Jenteet McNair who has been
tektite; rote of au invalid all ,salnrner
mem Chtistnlas, '11 her brother's
home an the 14th con.., of Grey.
Dungan McNabb of North Tdastlbolpe
is speit*ing his vacation visiting
friends in hire old 'tome township.
Grey. Dunk is always welcome.
The many friends of Thu-ry Septe-
tte of Ethel will be sorry to hear of
hie death., Eslpecially his friends in
the south 'stde of the Township
where he was born, His wife( and
family have their entire sy1111p4 ley+ iu
their bereavement.
0. splendid ,Cll>tristm;es concert was
held in 8, S. No. 3 on ThuvadaY,
kDee. 154th. the teacher. Miss Cald-
well with the :music teacher Mise
Wheeler, showed cat•,efu1 training in
the emeriti* piet•es that were pres�eatt.•
ell by the pupils to a large and
appreciative audience, Jas. Deifner
was the capable nbairnlaat.
Ile. W. Burnett, Elora was a holt-
they visitor with his daughter, Mrs,
Win. Smith. 5th line,
Frank t`atdiff, 'R.C.A.1',, }lagers-
ville, %gtent several days at the home
of bis 'brothere Clifford and Mack
Cardiff.
ds tet
pees
wen
ave•;
of r
void ex,cesielve speed, the great
enemy of tire life, High Speed
eretes te)'rtfRe fire hetut and the
ter the rubber the teeter the
of wear. To tehret rate. 60antile
ed uses 50 percent more rubber'
'1 40-n(le speed in travelltner „the
"nu distance, rubber haat aright be
ed for veal needs or to keep your
car running further' without need of
Florence Thomson Bride
Of Sydney Merritt
Tboa nlultlag.e was solt#tU1lZed Vaal i 131,171 VAi.id..•. ...
, ottu•d.ly uftelnoou in the Church oe l•etsoi.till53• M'oit of tit liar
the J,ptph'any of Florence Elva
Thorneue, daughter of Air. and Mrs. tedium Air Force who Amine Ullrtst^
George 'I`hosnson, to Sidney Douglas I trate with relatives, here, were: A, ..
Merritt, sou of .Air•' an0 Mrs. ';'•hest 1 E. iSmlth, :St, 'Ilhnmctei Ar11ole
Merritt, of Smithvilie, Ont. RV. Ci ' !.11110*, Nearest; Jack 141llow,
S. !leveed peilforaned the ceremony I Monetoe, N.13., and ldussel Barnard,
and Mr. T, el. Sargent sus at. the l Guelph; Miss Ruby Dull, Toronto,
organ. •*1114 Miss Duff; Mt', and Mi:s. iiut'old
Ht,i'i'ls and �sonls, Mount Poorest, with.
Given in, mtuTiage by her father, 1
g
1110 ln•]cle sure 0. Tilttsli pink nein Mn and Mts. Edward JpblIIet Ii; Mi.
wn with flltgertiP veil of ma.teh- and M1ts, Jutnes NMazshull, I.istevvel,
with Mr, anti Mrs, A, U• Stutth, Mr•
ing tulle; rflugbl with erange bids:•
a n ehe c'ar'ried acasoade bun• and Mrs, 110.313, Turnbull and "laugh,
0011 , a d iter Patricia, Byron, with Mr. and
1iuwt maid
to hones and baby les l ums• Mrs, ]•]distad dulhnston; Misto Igobd1
Her Merritt.
s soh'ee honor was Miss Rothe Mcleinuon and ,Spence McKinnon
Dlerritt, sister of the grown, and the
'1
'Hav'e wheel alignment checked.
trent tire only one half inch out. of
P 14 draggjed sideways 01 feet
o11 mile It rolls,. '1'ihink how nluelt
earl rad)lser would he .;rubbed off
sliding a loaded lire this 11iwtance.
gene teed. *•heels, waste fuel, as
ell 0.e- rubber, anti make steering
fflnult.
"-lvtikl sudden lads-i'abbil• stela'ts.
11.1 skicld1ng .stops. '111ey scour
welly' trends. 21110, waste fuel.
"Cheek brakes, Badly mein* ed
rd badly vitalized brakes cause
eeesrh'e: 01i151 maven tire sett',
ori they are dangerous..
„Inn t ethic. verbs h1 turn'ng or
.1 eking. ; idewall ruts that Yon
.,'1 see are had. but worse are intake
.' ("nee semi 4an'1 Fee anal hotel
mice the 1 Ile of yeti is area :>.hnrter.
Turn corners slowly. Rounding
hem at high •peeds seers off
tubber that nlght last many miles
sr smooth rolls 4144.
"Neve cute anal Mintiest repaired
ronhptby to keep moisture out. for
tnots:titre makes tires rot and de-
lrreases their life. Aud 4011'1 forget
h i 411 i1 nn enemy of rubber, caus-
ing softening end blistering,
"Lastly. and meet inlportnnt, ul•
w•ay, drive carefully. It' safer
and it will always help to /tive
rubber and fuel•
• "everyone realize,. that 't,nlay's
Itrtltic c 1.011 on rublber lint ft's•
realise that st4rietn''X Power of nlu•
navy eleps and planes and guile,
•11-•1 11 .elld0 113(411 rubber, A 11141•
1vntilr hip requ ems 1un.000 pot1nda
of lubber; en Army truce; needs hi
,l Ent) ponnds of Jobber: each
bee' briubrt• requiems rt, share 01
rubber; ant} there are hundreds of
other needs,
"11 is the pathetic, dilly of halt ;nul
teeny mem at' Its to tithe ntmolst vau'e
1f 1110 ilres in order to incite, avail-
able u1111' rubber 1•or the late. -hips,
tette,. and hurley 11,1,'ssnry rex
f 'victory.'"
1il*lewen hs some better and hope
for a speedy recovery. and
'11r. and Dire. Jae. smith, Mr.
e e, Wee. Fryfogle, Mr. Wilfrid Mc- { vv;
Mc-
Ewen, "Mr. and Airs. Jas. MUEtven TENDERS WANTED- ` di
'ani their families spent ('•lu'istmae Tenders' fW caretaking of S:S, No.
with 1h•. and Mrs, Alex :MoEwen, 1st
L. Morris fl,bo'h'act of caretaking' IT
line. ,1
Mies Janet Robertson of 13411530018
ePend Christmas with her mother n
:tied brother, "
Mr. Wm. Scott spent Chri4lUlas •l
:end the holiday with his mother
and :,aster in Pbiltede1Phia,
til r. turd Mrs. Robe. Warwick
1
-0.x141 ()hn ietintas with Mrs. W. J.
-x,11 and family, 2nd line.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses and sons and
ell • 4 Plate and Pearl Mothers
v t,•ittel on Saturday night with their
uncle and aunts and cousins,
line
Cnntmmlton. Ser'v'ice will be Observ-
ed in Bluevale and Ebenezer church ( MAN WANTED-
.ta on Snnclay, ,Jan, 41.11. l;veeybndY, FOR GOOD WATKINS ROUTE"
>rhould attend: these services, espec 1 Steady customers. Must be ..hon-
estly In These critical times when est and reliable, have cer or Means
the ehurc•h thaws (•Carty one• of getting one, No capital or
0ly (1fOrial :board meets oil Monday experience n'atkins Comrequired. Write t�•lhe
to t 2 P.M. 2177 Masson Street, Montreal, 1'.Q•
- FOR SALE -
STOOK UP NOW- 1 house foal lot kennel ns 256 and
Yetth• Marvel linking Powder 5 lb. me than\ megak'v' tl ito 1307. Seuated
tin ii5c; or Sun Berry- Tea. Try 30
It -Its uuexeelled> Phute Y up, to 1111 1 1 eine,0 village
ll g of 'P ruse elf the Tete
0.30
orders in at once. 'tills going ,1•,
1 wish to thank my eel -earners far Annabel Mist, *even:4M,
heir their patronage in the pest and wieh 1pp1Y 10 Itt'. le, Ole. Het Weston Rd. 1
one and all a tI<t)1117 New Year.
fee' Toronto, Ont,
phone ;t'3 R. R. Ding, llrnssels.
alta
v. _
.' Packers
ant�si our`_,touitr.
to be sealed. Tenders to be in be
Dec, 30th at 1 o'clock,
Thomas A. Miller,
Sec.-Treas.
le
by
P'
ran be seen at the Sec.-Treas., oryfit.
the eternal on the day oP annual
meeting. Tenders to be In by Dee.
:loth at 1 o'clock, •
Thos, A. Miller.
See.-Treas.. S.S, No. 4, Norris
41
11.
,I.
TENDERS WANTED -
For 20 cords of beeen and maple
body wood delivered •tp S.S. No. 3.
Morris. Teetiers to be opened Dec.
elst,
Ivan McArter,
1
bridesmaride were Miss Phyllis Mait-
land' and Mien Elizabeth Baelrel',
'1'11e former was in duety pink, aIle
the bridesmaids wore twilight blue
rite hats to match
Ser: Tress,.
R,R. Na 4, Brussels
n
We pay the highest Price obtainable for
Lave and Dressed Poultry.
We will be pleased to dress your Poultry and Pay You
on Rai Grade. ALSO FEATHERS
Write us or phone for weekly Quotations,
*113 Mr,. and Mee. 11. H. MsIK/anon,
Mien Lois 3:11iett, Ton:In'to, with
and, Mrs.. Raymond Elliott Mr, and
Mus.: Alex Mowbray, Luoknow, with
Mr, . and Mrs, Archie Messer; Mr,
moire gawith w to s and A1114 George hove with Mr, 04'
stevlaeal with tulle. They
curried MIs. A. D. Scott, Seafo]'th;a'Ms. and
bouquets oe pial" •carnations and II Mrs. R. F, 01011(409. Mac and Olive
elite,, 1 Srs. with Mr, and Mrs: Neil 1e
Air, Clarence Book, of Stun. McEiuhern at Mount Forest; Mr.
elite, was the . host tutor and the and 'vire J. 0.0 Mount
n'i111 Mr.
ushers wore Mr. Bert Thomson, a
brattier, and 1144'. Erle Oeg. Mrs Robert
The reception was 7 eld at the A4Trheson at Ripley; M s Andrew
home of the bride's parents o11
Galley avenue, her mother receiving
in a' rose crepe gown %deli rose and
silver bead trim, 'Mack accessorles
and c o) sage of Joanna Hill roses' and
fasbia daisy 'mums. • She was black }ear's mPsivo6je. lt. was n: message 0.P
ass
silted by tips. Merril#t. ee a tnentsoeragenneu�t fur the Ne41 'tear,
sill" jge n gouts with black hat and Iter. F G. Fonvler Coniduoted the• '.
rtlraage of . Tiettertimc. roses and ,0/11;(44 In Knox Preahyterhe
tvlt`te dingle 'moult,
church after an .abs.euce •of. two
On their return from a honey
moon in Montreal, the couple will Sundays due bo to health. The Qat
live In Niagara Palls. Ont. The mon was preached by
bride went avrav lecame beige wool eon. a etudemtt from the Tenviersity
dress with bei;e camel hair coat of Western Ontario, London. ]3e
eased his, meesaOntario,
on on text;
ralttan in br'a'ver anti hro b4' . 3" based All With Once Anao't tear;
;tat .and 40 *2 Vbrtc 'Phe ge si to Make Dxeu0es•" acrd ending
a graduate of Virtaria College and
bee .been tenebine physical training
neat SuudaY. the regular service
at. InnBnrth 'Cechnirai SrhonL The will start. at. 11.30 'o'clock. out
Basel Barnard. ,Gue,lPh.
grm,m is rirfire in the Tunior Chem the holiday 'with his mar�nts, Mr.
h' of r:nunuerce In Ntngara Fulls. 1 1 and Mrs. Edward Barnard; Russel
has recently been promoted to n,
• leading a.ireraftemen. While home
itis sisters, eels. Sperling eohnetOTh
Clearing Auction Sale of the estate and Mrs. elharleo Johnston and his
of the late William• T. Clark of Farm, brother, preeentetl him with an
R C A. F• wrist watch.
This 3tt
Farm Stock & Implements at th5 his Prnnd presentation
south half of lot 23, Concession
Morris township, 2 miles west of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. eternise and
Brussels on Friday, January 9th, at eless 'Olive 'Scott attended the tene-
t o'clock sharp, consisting of the ral ,of their cousin, 11'rank odNT.
M.
following:- Settee, 114 .Seaforth on
Tit)I1.SL;g :li: nvrtl mare, in yrs. old: 1 157. $,eott "lied suddenly in TOIVYttiw
rand Mrs. 1-Tiggine, Toon Jalnen
Mei1ardY with Mr. and
1,
Lament and Miss Elizabeth Brewer
with Miss Jessie Strachan near
(31110sels.
At the Hefted church on 'Sunday';
Rev. C`.. T:tVP1eet' pre:wh',f} itba New
Farmer's Wife Has Time
For Everything
Tn case you ,Should not 'believe
that "tete farmer's wife has gottime
for cv'erytlung.' read the following:
it wit sent to et well-known national
Magazine by a falmel"s wife.
"The farmer's wife hats no excuse
for net being en111110d one np•to-
date, All she has to do is to cook
the 11111814 avd *:1011 the dish's and
mop the floor and sent) the steps
and wash the clothes and mend thN
linen and darn the pocks and intik
the *0*1 and chant the butter and
feed the chlekens4 and bathe the
ehildlren and can the fruit and cut
4 he child rev 's hair and sat the dog
on tramps and Phase the eat out of
the milk honse and palish the silver
,i'1 Week the stove and straighten
the ,,;haties and settle the children's
serail`; and 81100 the hens off the
earelt 111(41 wipe up tate Hind father
,0.1 the buys tt'adc In and balm the
brea,l and snake the rake anti chest,
the p;_": out of the garden one an-
swer the telephone and sift the
ants cit cif the Sugar and air the
feather bees and hent the waster for
father to wnsii its feet anti watch
get the 11.1u0 05
gather the eggs
leee4> the neigh -
pease to town
off to solium
nee agents and
and gather the
lamps and seal
the fishes and
not for bed hug's and
in the morning and
and set the belie and
hilts baby white she
and get the children
saki g„t rift of insure
,•iluaY the fruit trees
berries and trim the
the Wes and 01114143'
elep the Pees tine peel the }reaches
and rake the lawn and feed the pet
tenths and string the beams nudefill
the lantern and sort the apples elle
and the menet miller Mertens and
celery in the wend and pick' the..
geese Ind u,wer ti.' items and tell.
the men What they did with the
axe the last time they Used it nod
write a letter to nln.he4'. Then in the
at '01'111^i si11 can 0.'n t.i the mission-
ary inee"l e and welt her head off
f.4' ter• }lc.a:ham "
Fardwirlt Recnrtl.
Auction Sale
Grey mare, 12 yee. old; Grey Geld- ;17 D-1." ton Hoy' 500 bushel mire&
hlg, n yrs. old; Agea Driver.
FED
Pi(: -R Pigs, 4 months aid. 1 Grain; Quantity of Turnips: Quail,
teifiree;Nd- 65 Rock Pullets; 40 ( tits, 4,2 Potatoes, ` -
Reek Ilene. 1 yr, 013,1 FARM -At the Maine time and place
COWS -Ayrshire tow, 6 yl's. old due there will be offered for sale, subject
Feb. 15th; -tyt•sllire cow, 7 y1•, old. to reserve bed. the farm consisting'
due Fele 27th; Roan Durham raw of 100 acres of landtore (n• 1410 ''
3 yr. old. due March 26t1: Red Due- j learn Sti' x 36':lentil, 112 storey brick.,
hent cove, 3 Yr, old. cine May 251h: 1 11aU8e; chicken house 30' by 14' wile'
B1 1031 Angus cow, 5 yr. old, due MaY I colony house attached; driving shed:
13x11: Hereford raw. 12 yr, old, mill"- Water supply ctxnsists of never fail-
ing; 1 year-old Heifer: 2 year-olding supply of writer supplied by a
deers; 6 heifer calves. spring rleelc and a drilled well. Also
i\1,PT T;1[T:�T,S-•nP<'ting Mower 6 ft, on the farm is 5 acres of bush
rut; Fro4i & Wood Tian Rake; (2 arses of hardwood).
leas -os, Merle Seed Drill 11 hue TERMS --On stock and implements
with grass seeder at#at'lnnenti resit- Terms ou farm made known.
Massey Harris miring' teeth Cultive: i en dee ee dale,
tar; set 13031 Rieig116 Wagon; 13417 i Mrs. William T. Clark, Proprieitress:
Rack; Gravel Box: Walking Plow >;dward W. Elliott, Auctioneer. ..
(new); Wanting Plow; Gong Plow;
4seetion Drag 'Harrows: Clutter:
Buggy; T)PLava1 ("ream Seinrator
No. 16, (Good condition); QuantltY
of TAnaler; 'WIl,eet narrow 10 con
nearly new fence double set Iier•1
nesse single set Harness; Washing
'Warhine; Churn; Forlcs; Shovels:iii
Chains; horse Collars; Tools; eltc
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A Pictorial History of 1941
And America In War
headlines of ane of llrstorys most
dr matt" years . . revievv11 Witdt
tent and etriit#ug illuetr4tions, in-
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c a fail color plrh1re of
1'res3*0111 Roosrv'Clt 01gn111g till.
11,08110011 Of 1V111' .. , 111 111 14 Sm1-
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Times. '''his le a . RI 11.1.111l; 1'0(11•l1
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The Brussels Post
"THE PUREST FORM iN WHICH
TOBACCO CAN BE SMOKED."
Are you sick and tired out every morn^
ing -- always constipated - can't eat
without pain and distress? YYour liver
is poisoning your sybe the result:
nen
health may
410
"III since 12, Always Pena Now"
Since l was in 'Ave
suffered from
ronstlpatInn,oullt.
t sea frit wi
1 started taking
'Fruit-a-t.tvea
aid 1 can truly
say 131 7 kovc nuc
wonderful repot,
livery one sttoutd
dyes" Fruit-A-
t)v0s and eniee)t(e is 1 cry ars
1 114140 never been sick for years,. -
Mrs. Florence A ,Ilinmso'nw
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