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wartha, Cora, 3, (Bot.); Variclerburgh,
'Albert 2, !(Zeolt. Gram.) ;Venner,
.1.4arry, 4;; ,Verrner, Ruth, 3; Vodden,
Merjorie, '3, (Geog.); Watkins, Hazel,
'Chas, 3, (Latin),
"What the brides married in," re-
, reark's the Brute Herald and Times,
"is about seven tines as important,
. as 'what she's maeried to.",
Slit we fancy that is a Ash con-
. elusidn. More Tuss is made•eyer the
bride's gown than the bridegroom 011,
-the wedding da, perhaps, but we
fancy the groom has,been pietty well,
• diecusied before that day arrives,
• and, this is the first appearance of
. the gown. • •
C. H. Hale, of the.- Orillia Packet -
Times, was elected president for -the
/orthcoming year at the annual meet-
, hog' of the Selected Town.Weeklies of
• Ontario, hel in Toronto recently,
- Other officers elected were: Honor-
ary presidentll. Vt.'Eedy, St. Marys;
vice-president, F. 3. A. Davis, Carle-
ton Place; secretary-treasuinr,-G. W.
James, Bowmanville, Ont.
Those "Selected Town Weeklies"
take themselves very seriously, don't
they? Who f'selected" them, we'd
'like to know, and why?
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"The Chicago water steal,' i—s no
• new worry, it appears. The following
alanetted in last •week's Simcoe Re-
- former: --:
"In an issue_of, the Reformertof
years ago, we find the following item:
'The water ,in Lake Erie is Said to
be about 18 inches below its former
level and ship -owners wish it back
•, again, They say Very Mei watei.
is caused by the Chicago drainage
canal.' So the audacity a certain
Windy City offidials Worried our
grandfathers, and judging by actione
of the past two years, it will continu.
e
•
a asurce of annoyance to our grand-
-sons."
A Barrie merchant,- sent out an
'eppeal to the people to buy in their
•own town—and the appeal was made
e in a circular Which was not.printed
'in 'thetown •of' Bairie,L=St. Marys
• Journal -Argus. • •
Funny 'thing about this town 10Y-
-alty business, the merchants always
expect ,the town newspaper to bacic
them ue in any campaign to build up
-the town, and are seldom disappointed.
But very often they overlook the fact
-that the newspaper is also a business,
dependent for support, which must
come from the community in which
it is published. If every business
man well' as loyal to the community
In tirhiCh be does tbusiness as the av-
-erage local neevspaper-publielier the
-rural communities would be much
:mann prosperous than they are.
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, coming th, estqrn
th Vtre
vtill sell off
dr,ices, ' e' eat' reAsenabf
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M pn.ste rlPfeltio
The Liberal -Conservative AssociatiOn
of Mrestern ,Ohtario in •
Conjunction with
,The Liloeral-Conservative Association
• of. Huron Cotinty
will hold a monster basket picnic at .
IlAYFIEL1)
vvet:i., June, 2s
Marriages
COLE—GRIOT-I — At Ontario street
united church -parsonage, mit June
16th, by the Rev. Cr J. lVfoothouse,
Edna May, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Gifford, Crich, Tuckersmith, to
Oliver J. Cole of Goderich townshtp,
son of Mr. T. H. Gole, Clinton.
CRICH---4„VODDEN—In Tuchersmitb,
on June 8th, by, the Retr. 0, J.
Moorhouse, Grace • E. Vodden,
- daughter of Mr. W. A. Vodden of
Clinton,- to Herman Crich, son ot
Mr. and, Mrs. Josef& Crigh,
ersmith.
MeOLYMONT--- COLEMAN— In
Stanley township, on June ilth, by
the Rev. J. J. Durrant, Mabel E.,
daughter of Mr. George Coleman,
• to Fred MeGlyment, son of the laze
James S. and MI's. MoOlymont, all
of the Peer Line.
CAMPBELL—IVIcKENZIE— In Goa-
erich, on June . 10th, by the Roe,
Selby Jefferson, Jean youngest
daughter of Mrs. Donald McKenzie
o Goderich township, to Celli,
Campbell of Stanley township.
„Lowgu SCHOOL.REKILTS` AT
AT ONE O'CLOCK
SPEAKERS 0111 THE DAYWit7L BE
• IION. G. HOWARD, FEItGUSON
- Prime Minter of- the Province Of
Ontario
'HON. W. H. PRICE
• LC.,LL.B., 111 VA. -
Treasurer of the Prevince of Ontario
Minister of Mines of the Privirtee of
• PROGRAM OF SPORTS
will commence at one:o'clock. Among
which will be a Soft ,Ball Match, Belby
• Show, and a • special prize •will be
awarded to the oldest Conservative on
the grounds; also a special prize for
thellargest • Coriservative family in
attendance. •
BAND IN ATTENDANCE
Hot water supplied free of charge.
• No charge for parking autos.
•EVER.' YBOrky WELCOME
"GOD SAVE THE KING"•
PRESIDENTSit
A. A. Ingram '1
Chas. Middleton.
George.' McKee
Dr. James Armstrong
• Peter W. Scott
SECRETARIES—.
• Gordon M. Reid "
Roberterliggins
II. X. A. McEwen
Dudley Holmes, sr,
Dudley Holmes
ecl Phota$•
We' make' it Spetea
pertraite.,-.DO'not lei; thi e 'tab, event
go past' without some good Portraita
'nude at-ieur 'Sialc110.. '7.
STUDIO 'OPEN EVER( TUESDAY
Hours:.' :9:30 a.M, to 5
Let us' deVehiti .'3.11d1tnlrit Your" Snap'
shots'. and 'do'' your etlargiitg.
aialtiog Photes la.oue bustness,. thets
-why Qui' Werk 1g.satiefacteryt
Buligesei. Portrait Stii4i0 •
MITCEELL AND, CLINTON„
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Births•
MIPDLETON -- In -Clinton Pubhe
• Hospital, on June 4th, to Mr. ana
Mrs. Fred Middleton, Goderich
- township, a daughter.--Chaelotte
Elizabeth. •• • •
EAST—In Hullet townshiP, on June
13th, to 331, and Mrs. Chas. East, a
son, •
Deaths
Clinton Hospital', on Juno
1.6th, William IL Hill of Hullett, tn
his -60th yer.•
CLARIC—At St Helens, Ont, ou June
13th, Peter Clark, in his 43rd year.
•• IN MEMORIAM ";•-
COOK—In loving , memory, of etir
• dear 'nether, Nancy took,- :who
• passed away June 13th, 1922.
'She always leaned to watch for um,
Anxious if we 'were late,
In winter by the window,
In summer by the gate;
And though 'we mocked her tenderly,
Who had such foolish care,
The long way haine seemed more sale
Because she waited there.
Her thoughts' were all so ,full of us,
She never :Could forget,
And so•I think that where she 'is
She must be watching: yet;
Waiting, until we come to her,
Anidous; if we are late,
-Watching from heay.ents window,
Leaning from heaven's gate."
• —Sadly missed by children.
' CLINTON C. I.
The following are the results of
the Departmental subjects only of
• the Lower school.
The Departmental subjects ofForm
1 are Aub, Georgraphy, Canadian His-,
lot:vend Botany.' Those of Form 2
rare Arithmetic, „tEriglish OV Latin
(Grammar, Zoology and Physiogranhy.
•"The nufnber 'after the name Mai-
-cates the number of subjects in which
the student was sothessful. The sub-
jects in :brackets after the name are
• those -ib which the student failed ana
in which he must now.pase the regu-
"lar. Departmental Examination in
norder,to gettending n that subject.
The -time-table for Departmental
Low'er School examinationa is as fol-
. Friday, 'June 25th: a.m., 9:00 (5-
:11:30, Physlographyr pat., • 1:30 to
•4,4:00, Gremmar and Latin Grainnum.
:Mooday,'June 28th: a.m., 9:00 to
Geography. -pan 1130 to 4:00,
4Canaaiiit History.
TilescleY, June 29th: ann., 9:00 te
11:30, Art.,' p.m., 1:30' to '4:00, 1301 -
any, Agrieulturc`(1sb rear,), '
-Wednesday, June,„30th: 9t00
to :31:80,' Arithmetic; 'p.m., 1:30 to
4:00, 'Zoology, Agrieultore (1st year,)
-7- IT any student ,is iio detllot regard -
in these examinations, he 'should get,
in touch with Princ/Pal Teeter before
June 25th 'Studytthe above time -table
Studenits have ibeen known to appeal:
' for 10 certain examination the day
ter it had taken, place, Do not be one
HIBBERT —.In loving memory • of
Mrs. Margaret Hibbert, who Went
to be with Jesus June 12th, 1923.
"Oh how patientwas her suffering,
When our hands could give no ease.
God, the Helper of the helpless.
Saw the grief and gave her ethe,
Friends may think we have :forgotten
Wihen sometimes they see us smile,
Hut only God knows the heart ache
That the smile hides, all the while."
--Elsie.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Younger, Eleanor and. Charles
gratefully acicneWledge the. man;
thoughtful kindnesses and helpfulness
extended: to them by the many friends
af Clintonduring their. ead bereave -
Dorothy,,
(PhYs., Zobl.).; ./30.ggahit., Bruce, 2,
2.;
, (hIist,„ :B• -Carter, AndreY,,t,:ei
• iCheiveri',Isalielle
.3,' (71iSt.) ;:-.Coekt, Bey; 3, j(att) Cory,
Irene,. 3, (Hist.); Corless„ Benson-, 15,
cutivor„,
61-2
PLAY
FAT' HENS -
VVANTED
1-11.gh Prices%
, 1
For all ItiodS of good •live poultry.
We Advise yen to,piek out your -sur-•
plus poultry now while the price is
high. Take advantage , -of our high
pries.” •
• Always in the Maricet Tor nevi -laid
egg,s. Our gradieg 'aria pries will
pleaae, you, if you take car' of
N. W. 'Frewartha,
Phones—Office, 214j Residence, 214w
Tuesday alta WedaeSdaY
o aeh weelt.
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Plione 21-638 The Base Line
AIM 'YOUR EYES 100 PERCENT
EFFICIENT ?-
We do' not ask you to answer yes
or no to that, because we realize no
one knows the answer to that ques-
tion until his eyes have had a thor-
ough examination, The well-inform-
ed person makes it a point to know
about his eyest, Wetcan determinet&
condition .of 'your eyes, and give you
the help they need. W. H. Hellyar,
Optometrist, Clinton, Ontario. _
• The 4 -act play "Valley Farin" will
be presented by the Young People of
Union Church in Holmesville United
church on
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th
12 in Cast
COME AND ENJOY THIS PLAY
Admission 35o and 25e,
Agents
3500 monthly easy gelling Magic
Gas. 31 box equals 313 gallons gaso-
line. Proven merits. Your name on
cans. 300% profit. Write quick, P.
A. Lefebvre and Co., Aleicandta, Ont.
62-1.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
Don't .forget the- garden party and
strawberry festival • to- be given by
the Ladies' Aid of Bums' church 'in
the school ,grounds 'of 5, No:6
(Ilarlock) Hullett, on June 25th sun -
per 'commencing at 6 pm. Good pro-
gramme will 'bit given as the services
of the comic singer,: Mr. H. McGee,
also those of an excellent elocutionist
bave been secured. The Clinton ICil-•
tie Band will be in attndance.
61-2.
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For Sale
2 Quebec . heaters, one perfectly
PONT, one used 'about four months.
Apply Mrs,. C. Elelyar, Rattenbury
street. e 62-1-p.
Farm For Sale • •
• Plirt lot 17-18, on thb 8th eon. of
Hullett, consisting of 8133. acres,
good builclings. Also 50 acres on Con.
9, Apply on premises or by mail,to,
Wm. H. Hesk, Londesboro,"R. R. no.1.
62-12-p
Plain Sewing '
Orders taken and promptly filled
for Plain sowing including lingerie,
aprons, children's clothing. Also or.-
ders taken for fancy work, Mrs. Win.
Shipley, Townsend street.
Garden .Party„,',
A garden party under the auspicee,
of the United Churches of Porters
Hill will be held.on the lawn of Mr.
Reid Torrance on the 2513h day of
,Tame. A good program is being pre-
pared. •Come and enjoyn real garden
party. . • • ' 62-2
• •
Auction Sele of Horses and Colts
Mr, Geo. F. Hilson's sale of horses
and Otte will take place at Goderich
011 Monday, June 28th, eentinerming
at r o'clock, There will be:about 36
head in this the first consignment
and they are -said -16 be a splendid lot
of grade Clydesdales,' T-Gundty and
Sot, Auctioneers. 62-1
rent and removal from town, ,
. CARD OF THANKS
, Mrs. A. WilkenwisheS. to -extend
lien -sincere' thanks for' the kindness
and ;SymPathy shown her during the
illness -and after, the death of her 63=
ter„ Mrs. G. Hayes.
WARNING
Owing to alothe of privileges GX-
tended to boys and young men who
have' :been using swimming hole „in
river at :Stapleton, warning in giVeg.
that furthertrespassing priVate
nropertat ,will not be alloWed. M.' G
Ransforcl.,• •62-1.
.--Teeche Waitcd
For S. 5, No. 4, Goderich toVenshlP•
Applications received we to July iOth,
,State salary and qualifications. Hew
W. Churchill, Sec.-Treas.,. R. R. No.
2, Clintem Ont, •622
) Teacher Wanted
. Qualified Frotestany • teacher for
school ,section No. 10, • -Goderich
with 1 er 2 years' • experience pre-
ferred, Please apply personally to
job' It •Middleton, Sec,-Treas, R, 31
_.,..Clinton;.
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Tenders Wanted
Sealed tenders for the cement work
of a bridge between Lots 15 and 16,
con. 5, also one on Con. -4, opposite
Lot 38, Goderich township, will be..re-
:ceived •by .the - undersigned up
to Monday; June 21st, Plans
and specifications may be seen at my
office after ,Monday, June 14th. R.
G. Thompson, Township Clerk. 61-2
Ford Coupe for Sale
•
1925 Model, in good running order.
Apply to W. J. Nediger Clinton, 62-tf
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Clinton Motor -Truck
1111achirie
• One Six cylinder
'Mc-LAUGHLIN
" Five Passenger Car,
• ,
' n good Condition.
Only ran eleven thousand miles
Necliger
-Manager
, • Teacher Wanted
Experienced teacher, capable of
taking' up continuation work, for S.
S. No. Goderich township, Duties
to commence Sept. 1st. Applications
receivedup to Monday, June 21st,
personal applications preferred. .D,
N. Welsh, R. R. No. 2, Hayfield, Sec -
Treasurer. 61-2.
•
In the Estate of Christena McDermid,
Deceased
Notice is herby given that all per-
sons having claims against the es-
tate of Christena MaDeTmid, late of
the town of Clinton in the County of
Huron„ widow, deceased, who died ,on
or about the 5th day of,Jantmey,
1926, ',are required to deliver .to
Charles 1VIeGregor, the administrator
of the said estate or his solicitor, on
or before' the 19th:day of 'June, A„D.
.102„6, a full statement of their claitns,
together with partichlars thereof, and
the nature of the' securities, if any,
held by to all' duly verified by 'af-
fidavit.
Ana -Take Notice that after the said
last mentioned date the said adminis-
trator wilt proceed 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 Ont4riO, this 27th
day ef May, A.D. 1920.
W. 13ryclone, Clinton,. Ontario, Sol-
icitor for the said Administrator:
60-3
Salvation Army
Tuesday evening June 22nd, at 8
o'clock a musical program will be
given in the .5. A.Halt by :Captam
atingdon of Goderich. -Numbers will
be rendered on Horse Shoes; nim-
ble:es, -etc. A.clmiSsion '25c, ,children
100. • 62 -1 -
Auction Sale -
• Of a splendid farm MO about 60
notes of alfalfa and mixed hay. Mre.
James Glen will bold a -public auction
sap at.tive.emeMisee, lot 5 concession
• 7 W. on eTelle
25th, 'commencing • at 1:30 N'clods:
sharp. The farm, whieittis one of the
b,est in •the district, ',contains 100
aeres. Every field on the place has
grown alfalfa. The house is a selid
brick; the barns are ample, with stone
and cement stabling. There is a goo,a
bearing orchard, good fericee mid
rehUnclaime of- water. The terms Will
be liberal'and will be •announced at
time.of sale, .The hay t be sold Is
mostly ,alfalfa,' :balance 'mixed alfalfa
and tiinethy and promises to be n ex -
00110111 crop. 1t ;be sold inlots to
suit purehasers..Terms on hey—Five
inenthe credit onfuroishhig approVed
joint notes; a discount :allowed tet
-
cash. T. Gundry, Auctioneer. • 62-1
, Birthday P'a'rty and 'Bazaar
The Girls' Club of -Wesley:Willis
church will hold a Birthclay Party and
Bazaar ori the evening of Friday,
June 18th, at 8 .'clock'io the School
Room. Booths, are being arranged
for the sale of home-made cooking,
candy, aprons, as well as a touch -and -
take booth. Lunch will also be served,
and during the evening several musi-
cal numbers will be rendered. Come
anti enjoy a pleasant and profitable
evening with the members of thfc
Club. •
Cheese for Sale
Cheese for sale irt 10 ib. lots or
more any time, present price 226 lb.
W. H. Lobb, president and salesman.
R. R. No. 3, Clinton. • 40-tf,
Clothes Cleaned end Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re.
•paired. Woolen goods dry cleaned
Rooms over Heard's barber, shop
W. 3. Jago. —83-tf
THE P BLI
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1ictW:tOF
f?)ClalS,
these every Saturday
iller Hardware Co.
Deering t and M-cCormick Agency -
Ow ands Old Stand •' •
TELEP#ONE. CH1NAM1flL STORJI
Has brought a new thought to our
minds which'we would like to impress,
on the minds of others. When You
set your milk bottle out just drop
your grocery wants intim bottle, We
endeovor to give -the :best service we
can at both the Dairy and Grocery
so your order will 'hare the Most,
prompt and careful attention.
Specials for this Week
Black 'tea. 70o and 80e lb,
Green tea. . . 60c and 70c lb.
Cocoa, loose 10e ib:
• ,-
Canned tomatoes . . 15e tin
Aylmer fancy tomatoes 22c tin
Tomatoe soup . 10e tin
S. ,O. S. Cleaner .....150 per pkg.
L LAWSON & CO.
Delivery Service from 7.30
• 1.80' to 6
Phone 111 .
Clinton's
0/A1dt-A -
I3I4S HE -AT FOLKS ARE BLUE -
:BLOOM. TOERE 15 NO MIXTuRE.
411T1,1 THEP SLATE OR. STONE 'k
FAlAiLies !NOM FAMILY TREE
FAM1LI ES. OF
THE. FORIEVT
TO•lar OF CLINTON
13I -Law No 7 for 1926.
TAKE NOTICE that itis the in-
tention ,of the Mtuiieipal Council of
the Town of Clinton to pass a By-law
entitled "13y -Law No,. 7 for 1926 of
the Town of Clinton-. A By-law to
stop up a portion of Bond' street and
also Cross :Street and 'Centre Street
in the Town .crE Clinton:"
The said.by-lave has had, its lire...,
and second readings and it will be
finally considered at the meeting of
,Council to be held. .at: the Connell
, Chamber, Clinton, on, Monday, the 5173
day e July, A.D. 1326, at the hour..
of 8 o'clock. 1„
All persons inbereited are' required
to attend at such meeting end: make
known their objections, if any, to the
said .13y -taw. „Copies of the said By-
law may be seen at the Clerk's Office
during office.hoors in the in:terve'.
Published •liy order of council
D. L. Meepherson Clerk:
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House For Sale
Nine -roomed, two-storey brick cot -
tag, electric lights ancl.tewn water,
go6c1.`stable,,one half acre of.land and
goad orchard,' also fair-sized garden.
Apply to :George pneario
street, enet., 00-3
t • Petate es for-. Sale
'1 Quantiry .:of. • early New Yorker
'seed' potatoes. ApPly to T. R. Serie
R. Phone 23-610.
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Eitahy s
• S. C. W. LEGHORNS
315.0 per hohdred
$13,00 per :hundred' for jell.°
BARRED ROCIcS
$18.00 'per hundred for May .
4716.00 per hundred 'for June
• Custom Hatching 5c per egg
INGLENOOK POULTRY YARDS
E. J. Trewartha
'110,14ESVILLE,' ONT.
Phone 611-r-22 • 57-tf
SE41)
Years of expenience have gone in-
to the selection of 0111 stock as to
quality and price. We have a com-
plete line of Timothy, Alsike, Alfalfa, -
Red Clover, White and Yollow 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
11.160101NUM101=15710...WINIMI.
F. R. DARROW
• BARRISTER
will be at his office
in Clinton each
MONDAY ”
From 3to,6 p.m.
30-tf,
tot
COAL
Having erected new coal sheds will
have on hand full stock of coal for
immediate delivery. Prices reason-
able. Also a quantity of dry maple
wood.
R. J. 111/11LLEIR
Orders taken at residence, phone 119
COAL,
Stove 5011(1 NIlt 004), Cae, Soft Goal
• and Kennel Goal
Also Some Wood
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, WARD
Phond 185. Puron Street,
Ladies' Attention
I am prepared to de, first class re-
pair work for all makes of Sewing
lVfachines.
Also a full stock of ,
Needles, Belts and Parts
' for all makes
Sole Agent for the Singer
W. GLEN COOK
PhOne 1713. P.O. Box 201, Clinton
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}lave you ever noticed the imprinrt
04 a leaf on a piece of eoal?
You'll find one sometimes—a silent
reminder of the pre -historic forests
from which coal came. •
• Think of the centuries of sunshine
and f-reelo air that must have been
absonbed by these forestsbefore they
were finally buried! -
That is the coal we offer you: wood
mixed -with concentrated sunshine and
oxygen, and pressed for thousands of
years. ,
. No wondor it burns ,go welil
Callthe Iggflite '
for good, .cle_aii"coal
Dependable Shoes
When you buy a pair of shoes the first consideration should
be quality.Quidity. 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 AIways Dependable '
because of the high quality of leather used and Superior Shoemaking.
The true test of Shoe Value is not in the first cost, but the final
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 SIOC:e businesa
is biSeat '•, telliN
Our New Spring Lines Show Very Attractive Prices
Ladies' goods ranging from 32.50 to $5.50
Men's lines from $3.50 to $7.50
Super Qualities romging as high as 310.50
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FRED JACKSON
• The Big Shoe Store • Opposite...the Town Hall
\C. H. VENNER, Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other
Appliances
• Wiring and Repairs- Phone 151w
PHONE 74 •CLIINITOI'l •
nstead'of Fragile Glass use Unbreakable
CEL -O -GLASS
After years of careful experhnentiug in the laboratory, and after
severe practical' tests, scientists have reported another remarkable
discovery. They have found an unbreakable, economical substitute
for glass, It has all and more of the advantages of glass, but none of
its disadvantages.- Thiswonderful material it known as Cal -0 -Glass.
transparent material. This material is tongh and will not become
Ce8t-15;-Otass is not a Cloth
o I t1DmOs en °air econnifettIns ley Ceel lo-t0h- Gdil'Pa Ps sc clwiitnh ,,,..,°tah::-. glass -„sOulbasststlist e as . strong, iVranY
tdurable product. It is composed of a wire netting,,enclosecl in a clear,
beittle. Ce11-0-Glase is light,- easy to handle, and it can be tiled. in
lightinexpensive frames. It is ale -tight, waterproof, weather proof,
, tpaileliaid,Ilugollittspo:fn oofEv,xetrhr ite4vitonegdceobgldereende:ethoroughly
:iett.t eits tae dr, a aigt awinilaltistas evnedr ea trealitni.e
snow and hail storms. 11 keeps the heat imand the eold out better
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