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never buy anything unleis we have the cash to
pay for it and each year bur savings are groWing."
A Joint Account in the name of htisband and wife
allows the wife to deposit or -withdraw money
tduring her husbanci'd absence or when he cannot
get to the bank during business hours.
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A SavingAccount for the children will' teach
them the value of keeping their money, thus
helping them to form the habit of sa.ving. •
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Clinton Branch - R. E. Manning, Manager 44
Miss .Cetil McLeod returned on
'Monday, after spending several
weeks in Detroit.
• Mrs. Trebiloock and Mrs. Walsh
and little Miss Margaret Walsh of
• London are 'occupying the formers
• cottage in Lakeside Park.
Dr. and "Mrs. E. W. Garrett and
•family of Cleveland eame on Sunday
to Rabt. Heard'e cottage, where they
intend spending the summer season.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. .Sauder, Miss
cavearm
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I two heart that beat as. one". We have
met .together to spend a social hour
and to extend- to you both our heart-
iest good -wishes for future happiness
and prosperity. We shall miss Martha
from our church and social gatherings
and we extend a hearty welcome to
both of you to be with us as, often as
possible. To express our esteem and
appreciation M a tangible way we
ask yeti to accept 'these gifts with
the best wishes from your friends at
St. James church, Middleton, and
from the members of the A. Y. P. A.
Wan. Wise, 'S. G. Middleton." -
Betty and blaster Bobby Sander. and .
AVIiss Ruble Fisher were week -end
guests of their aunt,.MTS. P. A. Ed-
wards. •
Mr. T. T. Brown spent the week-
' end in Arlcona.
The Beraniller Circuit Club will
present "The Village Lawyer" in the
• treat hall en Friday, June llth,,under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of the
United chureh. The Club ,.presented
a play hererlast year, which was very
much enjoyed by all who hoard it.
• Large congregations were present
at St. Andrew's United church Sun-
day morning and evening. The Rev.
E. McL. Smith of Weston was the
• preacher for the day with the pastor,
.Rev.- H. Kennedy, conducting the
serviees. Mr, ,Smith, representing the
Ontario Prohibition Union, delivered
't a very hnpressive discourse, setting
forth the present situation in the
province as to the liquor traffic and
:the relation of the Christian thurchto
the same. A subscription to the
amount.ef , thirty dollars :was re-
• ,ceived in support of the Prohibition
fund, The Misses IVIusselman assist-
ed the choir in the morning and sang
.a very beautiful duet. In the even -
Mg the local choir sang speludidly,
the duet being taken by Miss Jean
McKenzie and Mr. Robert.Reid.
The Y. P. S. .held the last regular
meeting in the basement of St. And-
rew's church on Friday evening last,
'when the meeting took the form of n
-social, It was decided: to hold a beach
party on Friday, June 25th. An Ma.'
proinptu program was given, consist.
• . ing of violin selections by Harold
Scotehmer, eolos by 'Miss Jean Mc -
'Kenzie and Miss ,Lucy • Wfootle: and a
reading by • Miss avf. Howell, after
which there' was a contest and games
were played, just beftere lunch the
president, eN1r, Harold Scotehmer,
called the :meeting -to order and read
• a shortaddress to Miss Jean Mc.:
Kenzie after which she was presented
with a library table by • Messrs.
Brown Stewart and John Watson, on
,behalf of the members of the Young
,People's Society.
The citizens of Blyfield were great-
ly shotketf on Monday to hear of the
• decease of Mrs'. A. Atwood of Detroit,
'formerly- Miss Lillian Xing. The
funeral took place from the home. of
'Mrs. Elizabeth Atwood or Wedees-
day.
• Mts. W. IL Shannon and Mise
'Gladys Shannon of Toronto and Mm.
,Le Ro'y Hi1s and MM.. F.'g.,1 Jen-
nings of -London are occupying the
fernier's eottage in Lakeside Park.
A Liberal -Conservative picnic is to
• be held on 'June 3rd on Gregor
• 'Square, When 'it is expected that
•'Prettier Ferguson and.. other promin.
• ent nionbers Will give addresies. • A
program of sports, etc., is be-
kng planned. Be sure and come to
"Bayfield on thatfdate.
-' 'Messrs. Armstrong, Needles, Mor-
• ley,....Aawkine, Stanley, 'Knechtel and
Smythe el the Canadian Goochieh'Co.,
C. Euteell'and F.Ttrwin of Merchants
Printing Co, •Ken Burroughs of the,
• Bank of Montreal of Kitchener were
• guests at the Albion en.Sattraclay 'and.
•.Sundey >While on a fishing trip.
00derAeh Tevionti;hiin
:Misses Ethel and Grace :Stirling at-'
. • tended a concert at .Leeburn on Fri..'
• , „day eveiang: •
Miss Lillian Potter has .reeigned as
• • 'teacher of S. S. No. 9, after four
'years!. of very effitiont, tervice. The
• "trustees are advertising Ter a teacher.
, , Zie.n;1 Mrs. Warwick Cole' and lit-
"Ele-son. df Detroit )stre-sferiding 16;,\;.
....weeks with the fernier's parents; lair-,
•;and Mi•s. Peter, Cole. •. .
•• On ,Friday evening 'last. the mem-
hers .ox St. Paul's church„ Middleton
• and the A. met at the home
"of Mr. W. 14. Johnston, Huron Road,
'to wish good luck and present Mr. and
• :IVIrs.'Ernest Ellwood with abeautiful.:
' table and ell'eir. 'After the opeekttat-'
'ion a vety pleasant evening M. game
eend music wae spent: • .f;pi I g.
the, address: " ."' "
•' "To "Mr: and Kro,..Ellwead: Gra be-
• ' half 'of' your Intends assembled here
•' to -night, it becomes, my pleasant duty
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to remind you that we eve no forget-
luVol the fact, that y,oubaveleundhed.
Outupon the ada of Matrimony "Ae
Marriages
MeCOOL.-JAGO--At St. •Paul's rec-
tory, 'Clinton, on June 3rd, by the
Rev. L. C. Harrison, Dorothy Flor-
ence, dauiliter of. Mr. and Mrs. W.`
Tagb, of 'Clinton, to Frederick Carl
McCool, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wil-
lianc McCepl' of Hullett.
TIOLLANDCOOKE — At Ashfield
parsonage, on June 7th, by the Rev.
Mr, Dickinson, Bertha May Cooke,
'youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Peter Cooke, of Ashfield, to Bruce,
Henry Holland of Ashfield, young -
son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Holland of Clinton.
SCRUTON—HOUGH—At London; on
June Sth'by the Rev. A. C. Cum-
- mer, -rector of 'Christ -Church, Lon-
don, Nellie Whaneta, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hough
of Thorndale, to John Franklin
Scruton, only son of Mrs. John
Scruton of Clinton.
MAY—PFAFF—At Central United'
church, St. Thomas, on June 2nd,
by the Rev. Robert Hicks, Alice
Pfaff, elder daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Pfaff, of Exeter'to C.
Hedley May, son of Mr. ancl Mrs,
Joseph May, of Usborne.
Births
RAPSON In Clinton Public 'Hos-
pital, on June 3rd, to Mr, and Mrs.
Ira Rapson, of Hullett, a son.
VANCAIVIP—Iii Morris, on May 27th,
to Mr. and lairs. Vancamp, a son.
GILL—In Tuckersinith, on May 31st,
toMrNitral Mrs: Sam Gill, a son,
Death
AXON—In Clinton, on June 341. Is-
' ahella Patterson, widow of the late
Frederick Axon, aged 75 years and
6 months.
HAYES-1n Clinton, on June 8th,
Mary Tebbutt, widow of.the late
George Hayes, aged; 75 • years 2
months and 6 days.
MORRISON—In McKillop, on May
81st,Jane Armstrong, relict of the
late Francis Morrison, aged 88
years and 3 months.
PLA
The 4 -act play "Valley, Farm" will
be presented by the Youeg People. of
Union 'Church isi Holinesville United
church on
FRIDAY,. JUNE 18th
•'12 in Cast
COME AND ENIOY, THIS PLAY
Adetission 35c and 25c
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
• Don't forget the garden party and
• strawberry festival to be given by:,
the' Ladies' Aid of 'Burns' elturdh in
the sehifol grounde of S. No. 6'
(Ilarlock) Hullett, osc June 25th sup -
.per commencing at 6 p.m.' -Good pro-
gramme will be given as the services
of the coinie singer,' Mr. H. McGee,
also those of an excellent elocatiorast
haveabeen secured. The Clinton Ka-
tie Band will be iic attndance.
61-2.
Plain Sewing
Orders taken and promptly filled
for plain seiNag, • including lingerM,
aprons, children's clothing. Also or-
ders taken for fancy work. Mrs. Wm;
Shipley, Townsend street. 61-2-p
• Tenders Wanted
Sealea tendere for.the cement work
of a bridge b'etween Lott 15 and 16,
con. 5, also •one on Con. 4, opposite
Lot 33, Goclerieh township, will be 'to-
ceived .by • the undeesigned np
to Monday,. June 21st, . Plans
and specifications may be seen at ny
office after Monday, Jene 14t1). R.
Ge•ThOmpsore Townshin tlerk. 61-2
Grass Perm to Rent ,
p.in
We 1is 6410a4;'°f,
Off il.fplcar. at '1"'s.rkiiiPlile"
drices.„ •
ndrevfi &Howes
-Pborie-.33w • • 61-1,
'••••04RD PP`I't/ANKS•'
4131, Robert D, •Mag -401r and fagn4
with er...geress theft appteciatien for
, the kindnes-s and .synipathY shewri,
them by 'the* neighhors.:and friende
''in their' time of .'deepeet porroti and
bereavement. •. •
- •Monster Picnio
•The Liberal -Conservative AseoeMtion
•of 'Western Ontario
• Conjunction with
• The Liberal-Chneervittive Association
• of Huron County
will hold a wionster basket pionic-at
• BAYFIELD
.•Wed., June '23 :
• AT' ONE O'CLOCK'
SPEAKERS OF THE DAY WILL BE
HON. G.'110WARD FERGUSON
•K.C., M.L.A.
llrime Miniter of 'the Province, of
• Ontario
HON. W H. PRICE
LL.B., M.L.A.
Treasurer of the Province' of Ontario
140N. CHARLES McCREA
K.C., M.L.A.
Minister of Mines of the Privince of
'Ontario '
PROGRAM OF SPORTS
will continence at one o'clock, Among
which will be a Soft 'Ball Match,:„Baby
Show, and a special prize Will .be
awarded to the oldest Conservative on
the grounds; also a seecial prize for
the largest Conservative family in
attendance.
BAND IN ATTENDANCE
• mat
Hot water supplied free of charge.
No charge for parking autos,
EVERYBODY WELCOME
• "GOD SAVE THE KING"
PRESIDENTS,—
A. A. Ingram
Chas, Middleton
George McKee
Dr, James Armstrong
Peter W. Scott
SECRETARIES—
Gordon M. Reid
Robert Higgins •
II. 3. A. McEwen
• Dudley Holmes, sr.
Dudley Holmes
61.2
Teacher Wanted
Experienced teacher, capable of
taking up continuation work, for S.
S. No, 9, Goderich township. Duties
to commence Sept, lst. Applications
received up to Monday, June 21st,
personal applications preferred. D.
N. Welsh, R. R. No. 2, Bayfield, Sec -
Treasurer. 61-2.
TOWN OP CLINTON
. By -Law No. 7 for 1926. "
TAKE NOTICE that it is the -in-
tention of the Municipal Council of
the Town of Clinton to pass a By-law
entitled "By -Law No. 7 for 1926 of
the Town of Clinton. "A By-law to
stop en a portion of Bond street and
also Gross -Street and Centre Street
in the Town of Clinton."
The said by-law :has had its first
eand second readings and it will be
finally considered at the 'fleeting of
Council to be held . at the Council
Chamber, Clinton, on Monday, the 5th
day of July, A.D. 1926, at the hour
of 8 o'clock. .
All .persons interested are required
to attend at sucli meeting and make
known their objection, if any, to the
said By-law. Copies of the said By-
law may be seen at the Clerk's Office
„during office hours in the interval.
Publiehed by order of council`
D. L. MaephersonrClerit,
.61-4
Maid Wanted
A competent general Servant want-
ed. Apely, Mrs., E., C. James, 850
Wirterloo street, London, Ont. 61-1
Tire Lost
On Saturday, June 5th, • on Tele-
phone road or Bayfield road, between
7th con. Goderich townehip and Olin;
ton, a rim, tire- and cover. Finder
kindly leave at Star garage, Clinton,
or phone -3 on 608, •Clinton central
- 61-1-p
•
'Resting the Eyes Will Net Prevent
Eye Strain
If it is caused by an error of vision.'
alt isn't Work that hurts such eyes. 'It'
FS their 'inabiliky to 'netts titelight
that, enterthenti' If Yhti'aelt •What
will evevente skicheee,eendition—there
is but one answer—glasses, ' Glasse/
made esp'eeially fOr.the patient alter'
careful examicurtion. Oar', service
promises • accureey And Satisfaction.
W. H. Hellyar, -Opiemetriek„., Clinton-,
Olgt.
, Seed'13116V1iAlitl-Of
Aal.)entity;lal -0-i*einiOltwhat ler
,seed. Thi'S. ; ditl :net' get any
rein • last "fall.l.!Alh'ely.' R. R. 'Sloan)
Bayfield. 'Phone 15-r-600.
. 60-2
4TOUSe,,Fer
Nine.itoonted•two-StordY ,beick
tap, electric lights and town water,.
good stable,„one half acre- of land. 4111-cl
good Orchard, also far -sited garden,'
Apply to •0,edege OriteriP,
street, east.''' " 60-8
Grass ,farm„ l,set 2, Cora 13, lItillett •, • •. .„,
townshier 11 nee rented eattle.. ' ' Potatoes for Sale
• he taken to pasture, 3. 14.• WheatleyQuantity of early New Yorker
•RL R' Np, 1, lyb1s.' 'Ph •23--18 aced, .potatoes: • Apply to el-T.13.n-
-Blyth Central.•• 61:1;n.
"••
eddin Ph0Ip
,..*.e snake a.""l'aPP°1 p1 'Weddolg
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;,11LiigesS,-.13.ceitintrt„Sind0',:'..,t'-f,'':h.
iviitoFfOti,'4$D,;•Otirriro.,.:.
Bruce' Line
Transport
Daily sdrVice to Lucan, 11:tete• Hen -
sail, BaYfield, Clinton and Goderich
• All goods insured while' in transit
Lodal and Long, Distance' Hauling
COITLBREDGE ksTp,"IvEsTON ,
, •
'06 ma Street, London
RATES REASONAL3LE
Ordei•s left w11,11 W. 3. Nediger,
Clinton, proMptly attended to, Phone
98, Clinton. 56-5-p
•
• Varni Bargain
190 4..cres
Colborne township, 11,e; miles from
•Holmesviille, 5 iniles fpm Clinton.
Two comfortable frame houses,
barn 40x75, stone stabling, all le
good •condition. Gond land, 3 acres
fine orchard. Good water supply,
rural mail and phone. ...
The biggest bargain in farm prop-
erty on the market and must be sold
at an early: date. Inspection invited.
Immediate Possession
• Price $5000
• Write .or Phone
A. D. SUTHERLAND
Real Estate, Insurance and Bonds
Seaforth, Ontario — Phone 152
60-2
FAT HENS
• WANTED
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
of each.weelc. •
W. Marquis
Phone 21-638 The Base Line
60-tf
Upholstering and
Remodelling
Our beautiful lines of Tapestry and
other coverings are making a hit. We
have at present some remnants suit-
able for an odd chair; also some full
suite 'size pieces Whith will go at
special prices during this month.
Bring along your shabby Suite
or Odd Piece
And We Will Make It Like New
Pinnies Repaired or Refinished; also
Reupholstered Or Covered as required.
Repairs or Alteratioes to all lines of
' Furniture •
Orders Oaken for crating
SHOP—
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Opposite Ontario •
Street Church Shed
Clinton — hPone 95 06-2-p
. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Christena MeDermid,
Deceased a
Notice is herby given that all per-
sons having claims against the es-
tate of Christena McDermid, late of
the town of Clinton in the County of
H•uron, widow, deceased, who died on
Or about the 5th day of January, A.D.
1926, are required to deliver to
Charles McGregor, the administrator
of the said estate or his solicitor, on
or before the lath day Of June, A.D.
1926, a full statement of tleir claims,
together with particulars thereof, and
the nature of the sectrities, if any,
held by them all duly verified by af-
fidavit.• '
And Take Notice that after the said
last mentioned date the said adminis.
Mater will proeeed' to distribute the
estate of the said deceased amongst
the persons entitled thereto, having
regard only to 'such claims as he shall
have received due notice "and in ac-
cordance therewith,
Dated at Clinton:Ontario, this 27th
4.1fty of May, A.D.1926.
W. II3rydone, Clinton;,;°Marie, Sol-
icitor for -the- said Administrator.
.•., House For Sale .
A nine room frame house. on Rain.
cess street an irs • 'e ass eon ion
he6aitittnrto omcellar, umaeret,e deerteri
c light,
Apply. to E. •, ••„,59-3
•
Bittlulay •Perty and Bazaar -
The '0,fele' ,Club of .'Wesley -Willie
church will .116111 a Birthday. Patty iand
•Bazaar ore .the evening of Friday,
June 18th, at 8 o'elock in, the Sehool
Kadin. 2,Beetbs ,ere behlge,arranged
•'•foi.-• Oleg hale'..fril lfeene:Iiiade heolting,
candy, aprons, as Well 'as a.konelealted-
• take booth. Luneh.will also ib e served,
and:during' the evening.. several' Mud -
'ea' numbers will he "rendered. Come
aud enjoy a pleasant and -prefitablP
evening' -with • the inetribers of the
Club. • .
, Cheese; for Sale
' Cheese for „sale lit 10 lb. lots or
more aey thne, preoent,price 23,1, lb.
W, Lobb, president 'and salesman,
R. R. No. 8, Clinton.,•• 40-tf”
"•
, Ohithee 0.:31eanee „end Pressed
Clothoe cleaned preseed -And' rtg,
nalted Woolen goods dry 'Cleaned
Rooms over:„ Heatd's barber shell.
kine, 3D. R. 3, Phalle, gg-010,J':08.:3,-p. " .• ..e..egetj
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phones—Office, 214j Riaidence, 214*
•
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Clinton=Motor .Truck
• and Machine Co.
and,Tulies
, Patching Material
Storage Batteries -
Battery Repairing and Charging
Gasoline; Oil and Grease
Auto Assessories and Repairing
FORD COUPE FOR SALE
1924 ncode1aIn good running, order
• Repainted
Examiner Sor applicants for
chauffeur's licenses
W. J. Nediger
Manager
•
•
•- You Are Liable
To become involved in a suit for
'damages to persons or property while
driving your car upon the eereets;the
highways or byways,'
LET US PROTECT YOU
We will assume all liability for in-
jury to yourself or the public. To
your car or that of the other fellow.
AT' SMALL COST
We will gladly furnish you with all
particulars
IR. E RORKE
Licensed Agent for
Life, Fire, Authmobile, Accident and
Sickness, Public Liability and all
other lines of insurance
PHONE 253w
SUGAR.
Sugar and Butter, "Best Sellers" in
the Grocery trade are only two of
hundreds we carry ready to fill your
order at a mohiefit's notice. Every-
thing we buy for you must be the
best and it must- be priced to save
you money.
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SPECIALS THIS -WEEK
a
Matches 3 boxes for 33c
3 lb. Pail Lard for
Brocens, each . . 39c
2 lbs.,Baby Puffed Raisins) 29c
'2 lbs. Valencia. Raisins 29c
ALWAYS—A good stock of Fresh,
Clean Dairy Butter.
L. LAWSON & CO.
USE OUR SERVICE
Phone 111
• Clinton's
gilitnifit,
SHE POEsM' HUBBY WILL
EaoW E EATING AT THE CLOB
Whether you're a' newly-wed or a
married person of years'. standing.
• Even FE you're not married at all—
You know that sometimes "the kit-
chen range gets so contrary that you
can't eook a thing ,fit' to eat on it
Ws very probably the lault el the
fuel ,you're
Let the He
Heat Folks feniali yha
with the proper diet /or year range.
Then WEI eh your cooking improve,
• ,C foie good, dean.coal : • .
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' COAL COMPANY
. , . ..,
I'llONE 74s• peciabl
Window for
ecia1........
will pay you to wteh
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111.er flardwai?e, Co:
Deming and McCormick Agency
Rowlandls Old Stand •
TELEPHONE 53 ; CHI-NAMEL STORE
,
• Elabg Chicks'--
•
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S. C. W. LEGILORNS
$15.00 per hundred for May
$13.00 per hundred for June
BARRED ROCKS
$18,00 per hundred for May
•$1.6.00 per hundred for June
- Custont Hatching 5c per egg .
INGLENOOK POULTRY YARDS
• E. J. ihrevtraiiila
HOLMESVILLE, ONT.
Phone 611-r-22 •67-tf
• SEEDS
Years of expeziende have gone in-
to the selection of our stock as to
quality and price. We have a com-
plete line of Tithothy, Alsike, Alfalfa,
Red Clover, White and Yellow Sweet
Clovers. All seeds grown in Ontario
and specially selected for hardiness.
Car load of Bran, Shorts: and Pur-
ity Flour expected daily. Special
prices. -
J.. A. FORD & SON
Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
. F. R. DARR:QIN
' BARRISTER
will be at his office
in Clinton each
• MONDAY
From 3 to 6 p•.m.
30-tf.
COAL
— Having erected new coal sheds'will
have on hand full stock of coal Tor
immediate delivery."- Prices reason-
able, Also a quantity of dry maple
-Mod.
R. J. -MILLER
Orders taken at residence, phone 119
COAL
Stove and Nut Coal, Coke, Soft Coal
and Kennel Coal
Also Some Wood t
E. WARD
Phone 155. Huron Street,
Ladies' Attention
I aril prepared to do first class re-
pair work for all makes of Sewing
Machines.
Also a full stock of
Needles, Belts and Parts
for all makes
Sole Agent for the Singer I
W. GLEN COOK
Phone 171J P.O. Box 201, Clinton
09
Dependable Shoes
When you buy a Pair of shoes the first consideration should
be quality. Quality in shoes is not in the grade of leather used only,
it includes good Shoemaking, The Shoes we sell have always had
a reputation for good wearing qualities.
They. are Always Dependable
because of the high quality of leather used and Superior Shoemaking.
The true test of Shoe Valpe is not in the first cost, but the Eitel
cost—not 'what they cost per pair; but what they cost per year. It
is,upon this simple test of value that the success of our Shoe business
is based. •.ta..;
Our New Spring Lines Show Very Attractive Prices
Ladies' goods ranging from $2.50 to. $5.50 '
Men's inee from $3.50 to $7,50
Super Qualities ranging as high as $10.50
TI
• FRED jACKSON
The Big Shoe Store , Opposite the Town Hall
C. FL VENNER,'Eleetrieian
• Electric IRAnges, Fixtures, bulbs, Irons, Fans and other
- Appliances
Wiring and ttepairs.
40/10011/01.
nomelirsoMERIONCE.111•111.•
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Instead of Fragile Glass use Unbreakable
EL -0 -GLASS
After years of calmful caperimenting in the laboratory, and after
severe peactical tests, scientists have reported another remarkable
discovery. They have found an unbreakable, economical substitute
dor, gips. .Ithas all and more of the advantages of glass, but none of
• its dis'adyantages. This wonderful material is known as Ce1=0-Glase.
CetwOmG16158 is not a Ciolh
Do not confuse Ce1-0-Glass with other glass substitutes. Many
of these are merely;eloth dipped in wax. Cel.0,Glass is a strong,
derable prodect. It is Composed of a wire netting, enclosed in a clear,
transparent material. • This material is tough spud 'will -not become
brittle. Cell -CP -Glass is light, easy to handle, and it can be used in -
light, inexpensive frames. It is air -tight,. waterproof,' weather proof,
• and rustproof, having been thoroughly tested against severe' rain,
snow,,and hail siorms.. keepe the, heat in and the coid out better
than glaas. Extreme cold does not affent it and it will .stand a tem-
perature of over 400 degrees Pahretheit.
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