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r3tailk Account
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The.,Farin>rier's: Wife
Should Have a
Barth Account
N most farms the hens
and.. ether �
poultr are the
special care of the farmer's
wife, and the money that
comes from this, source is re-
garded as her own.
This money, if deposited
regularly in a Savings Ac-
count, will soon grow to a
considerable sum. Several
hundred dollars in the Bank
will give a wonderful feeling
of security.
Clic fon $r`ane R. E. Manniiig,.Manager •
interest to Tett Mr; and ' Mrs Norman
been visiting
Norman Match of
L
and lie Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Mutch.
"It,
marks :.The Globe, 'to held office i
Canada that to Govern, Peihap
that is true' of `any- country and .i
may be that"the reason is that' ther
are always more people who are anx
ions to holt office than have the wit
to govern.. t.^
The Goderich 'Signal editor says he
has hada kitten visiting him lately
but
as he evidently .does •not con-
sider himself capable of brut :ing•o.up
Ot
Carsia nd Alta,:
I
has always' been easiAr,re-
" Quite a number from here attended
the Fair at London this week,
to 1, The anniversary services of -Knox
s church will be held on Satbbath, Sep-
t tember -27ph, next, when •the Rev. • C.
o G. Armour, B.A., of Brucefield, will
- preach, Services at 11 can. and 7:30
part. ,
(cThere will' be no service in Knox
htiteh. next Sabbath morning ,owing
'to the• special service in St. Marje's,
Anglican church. Sunday school will
be
hada ;
s
usual la
at 9:80.
a kitten ,properly he tyislies the own.
er would come forCvard and claini:.it,
We can imagine what a care a kitten
would be to ,a busy editor bits are
glad our brother scribe wasn't heart-
less enough to turn the poor little
waif out of doors.
Agnes McPhail now regrets that
she
dzd.2tot take her full indemni .,,
admits 441e was a."complete fool" riot 1
' to have done. so. Lots of people!
thought that four years ago but;
there wasn't a bit of use telling Ag-
nes so." However, we should net for.
'`get that in thus. refueiug:$1,500 9f
the $4,000 paid. members' of Perlia-
ment the member for Southeast Grey!
really contributed $6,000 to the -pub -'t
Tic "treasury. She will, if returned' at '31
the Coming election, accept _tile full.
indemnity:
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DEATH OF REV. -WILLIAM N. `•
COURTICE BA., B.D.
The subject' of this brief sketch
was' born on the farm on the 11th
concession of Goderic'h townshiir, at
that time awned by his parents, Mr.'.
and
' tire, - now of
and Mrs. A. J. Cour•
esville. The :date''" of: birth was
June '21st 1853: r
, He a. Will grew
bun`
y g manhood; and after 1•eceiving
'the b st education the country school
afforded, he attended the Clinton Col-
legiate Institute.`'Upon his, gradua,
tion, he taught school for' three years,
and 'thenentered the Victoria Uni-
versity of 'Toronto.
ate he pursued the Honor Course,
specializing in Greek and Hebrew. He
wen a scholarship at the Onion, Theoe
ogical"Seminary of New York,•from
which he was: graduated -in the spring
1912. He thenentered the minis-
try of the .Presbyterian ehureh, and
became thepastor of the churol at
St, Peters, Minesota.
• Hallett Town*(111p
�. Ir. John East has arrived Troia
Denville, Virginia, and is vis --,-»
brother, 'Mr. Henry .Gaut of this town
ship, ,,And. friends at Blyth. It is.
tee t -
n E
Y tiro ,years starve Mr. East was
last in Ontario Se visited the Can.
adian National Exhibition at Toronto
an his way and he intends staying for
sme time with his daughter at
Orangeville,
TJiil3D4Y, SLPTE11BE 17, 192
Godezich: Annoueement'was made
last weals of the appointment o£ J. L.
Killoran of this' town to the County
Court bench. He:will :probably due,
cued Judge Barron of Stratford, who
is retiring.
1V)arnages
7?1Vl �r
CLUCAS — At "Oak Hill
-Presbyterian' church, St, Louis, VIo,
„U.S.A., on' Sept. 8th, by the Rev.
"'Chas, Record, Dorothy,, daughter of
Mr. and Mis, W. L. Clucas, to .L.
Morey Riven, son of.,Dr.and M
T TT: Diivan,
KTPAT;RICK— MrNZTES—At
North street/United-church parson-
age, Godezich, on Sept. 8th, by Rev.
C •F. Clare, Jessie May, Menzies,
of Brussels, to. Frederick J. Kilpat-
rick of Windsor,
11ODONALD — KNIGHT - = At• 'the.
manse, `Walton; on '`Sept. '2nct, by
the Rev. Mr, Chandler, James Roy`
Mc
Don
a
i
d o
Y ungest son of Mrs.
Ma;y McDonald, •Grey' township, to
Mary Edna Knight, daughter of_
Andrew and Mrs. Knight; Morris
township:,' '•
Births
M. ROSS `;SAVAUGE, R. O.,
EYESIGHT, SPECIALIST
Will be: at
Burgess'
-Portrait Studio
i
I or
marl '
t Y Roy Ball's)
Ghnton
Every Thursday
Hours: 9"a.m,,to 2:80 p.m.
Expert Examination of Eyes •
And Fitting of Glasses
Phones: `Office, 194, Evenings,
10, Seaforth
STUDIO ,OPEN EVERY TUESDAY
Portraits That e
`Phase ,
That's the only kind, we makeand
our prices will be. found as Jew as
possible for g'o,od .work,.
Father, mother, sister and brother,
Mr have those "portraits `talcen nope while
in good health. Or would you like
a `'family group? We develop films
and finish prints for amateurs, also
enlarge your snapshots, "
BURGESS' PORTRAIT STUDIO
Open Every , Tuesday .. ,
TOWMSHEN1D--At•Bayfield, on Sept.
lath, to ,Mr. and Mrs. W.'A. Towns-
hend of Manilla, a son,
BRANDON—At Bayfield, on Sept.
10th, to Mr. end Mrs. Harol4 •N•
'Brandon, a daughtero Audrey
GR
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T
G13—
In Tuc
ken'
is rth, en Sept,
15th, to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Criee,
a daughter,—Evelyn Isabel
BRYAN ---In Morris, ' on Sept: 8th, to
Jas, A. and 'Mrs. ,Bryans;'a daugh-
ter. .
•
Deaths'
'f JJ
WELSH—In .Clinton, on Sept.' 156,
Mary Ann Stephenson,'wife . of Mr:
Alex. Welsh, in'her 68th peaar,
TODDART - In Godezich township,
on Sept. 13th, Edgar L. Stoddart,
son of Mr, and Mrs.,Jam'es Stoddart,
in hips' 23rd, pear,
'BALLANTYNE—T
n Emerson, .Man:,
on Sept. 7th, Wan. B, Ballantyne,
',formerly of Brussels, aged 55 years.
COOPER —In ".Grey township, on
(Sept. 8th, Dante]' Cooper, aged 70
years, 7 menthe and 2 days.
GREEN—In Turnberry, on Sept. 3rd,
Margaret Hunter, , wife , of the late
Wm. Green, in her -85th year.
to+S
Londesboro
Misses Bertha and Mary Wobeter
returned home last week from Toren-' y
to, where they Were "visiting their s
'uncle and aunt, 1VIr. and Mrs. James s
Webster, for two \weeks. nl
ice
wo
W
so
re
dis
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go
tilt
of
0
a
11
on
His health broke dnriug the firs
ear 'de his pastgrate those, and eve
ince that time his life was. a canstan
truggle againstthe inroads of pul
onary;`tebeculosis: He was ,a grey
ig
hter, The strength of.his wiIl
pt himhimhi the work' when most nim
uld have given up; He preaehed
until June last,. and their began a
apiil decline until, on the evening of
ednesdey, September 2nd, his heroic,
el „vas freed, and he entered into
st.
Bravo, patient, hopeful, of sunny
position, be :lade friends by the
Bion. and held thein, Scholairly,,in.
strious, talented, he would have
ne•fay -in the profession, save for
s broken,health: But who shall say
at he: does not now serve the king.
n in a larger way than had been
satiate had be been permitted to
ve? _ -
The interment service was held at
rpinteria,California, where he was
en he passed' away, on T'r:iday, the
, five ministers participating. Ile
survived by his wife, Frances, bis
,-'Stuart, his parents, three sisters
cI throe brothers,
t
er.
t
Aubtalrn
Master Willr est Lawlor, Who leas;
been at the Hospital for Sick Child-'
ren Toronto, was brought home last'
week and ,is improving nicely.
Mr, T. Adams is shingling the out -
'side of his' house with asbestos
shingles; which will add snaterially'to
its warmth and appearance, i l
Quite a number from 1A.ubue' at- , d
tended the Presbytery meeting in
"` Wesley church, Clinton, On Wednee- hi
day.
Mrs, 0. E. Erratt is at London Phis d
this week.
Miss J. Alp of Granton, who. is vie -;t
J
sting her brother, Rev. »W. R. Alp,'.
,-gave a very interesting missionary, C
address at Carlow -last Sunday. ' ; w
Mr. Wm. Ruddy, who. has been in
the Hospital' at Godericb, is improv- is
ing and it is expected will be able to s
•:come home this week;
an
VNTA_RLO
-all,
are »bigger a;d better'
See others as wen as your own
The Fall Fairs are now more- interesting and more
instructivethan ever. They `offer an educational ad
vantage as well as pleasure, and the good roads enable
you to attend and return the sante day.
Visit several Fall - Fairs. Take the family with you.
Ask the neighbors to come and bring their families, and
ot will enjoy your cotnmunity,party. Meet the people
he next count9'and learn what's going on, •-You enay
• picku something tlr
n
&abotlive he stock
,or
"
fi e Idor`
crops which
cl
will be useful to you. When you travel over miles of , y
good roads you will think of the advantage they have
brought to you over those who lived in the last generation."
They have widened your sphere of travel three or four
timet over.
Remember this; that the roads must
and that you and other users ofbe maintained.
thorn will pay the cost.
Use them sanely. Don't exceed the speed.. limit of 25
miles, and if you use a truck don't overload it, '
Because overloaded trucks break down road found-
ations
and fast driven passenger cars tear up road stir, '`
faces, the law .provides these restrictions. It is in your
interest to obey. If you do not obey, you are, liable to
a fine,
. An advertis n
e pent issue
d, h
the Ontario tarso Department of Il,gh-
y
ways to tie acre tite 2o -operation of ,no
to i
tS and rn
he
d, fivers
Automobile mohtle .l
ubs, �jood Roads Assaciatfonx and all otherpvblic
o r�
spirited bodies, in abating the abuse of the roads of the <»ravince.
The HON. qEO; S. HENRY, Minister SPL, SQUIRE, Deputy Minister
41
Ford Coupe role Sale
Ford Coupe iu good Condition. Ap-
Y at Nedig'ee's Garage. , ' . 28-2
Silo Filling ,
Ain prepaz,•,elC, to fill a number of
'SUDS . at reasonable rates. Also have
a quantity:.of good spy apples for sale.
C. R, Iloliond, R. R. No. 5, Phone 15
on 607. " 23-4-1r,
Dog. Lost
•A. foie hound, color a red grey,
small cut on left ear. Reward for re-
turn or information df . 'his whet).
t)
abouts T. Chuechill, Clinton: Phone:
241. 23.2
.Tanks it'og Stile •
One galvanized tank 570 gallons
capacity and .two 4d •gallon capacity.
Inquire at News -Record offiee. 23=2
Shropshires For Sale
Seine big, strong shearling rams,
also ram and;ewe'lambs and , -a few
breeding ewes. All registered. • W.
G: Ross, Londesboro. Phone 26-15;
Blyth central, 23-4-p
Coate For Sale
One Nanny goat, 2 years old; billy
goat,, 5 months: Apply Marry Proc-
tor, Holmesville.. Phone '21-608; • egin-
ton Central. •
For Sale
3 -year-old Percheron co'
F. Whitnfore,-. R. R. No. 1,
Phone 2-606.:.
Apply
Clinton.
23-2-p
=• 1'ia scA1 or Sale
A square piano, in good condition,
cheap for quick sale, . Apply IVize.
Argent, ,North street, Clinton. 21.2
Auction Sale
Of Residence And Lots'.itt,Ofinten
Mr. C. 13. Hale has given •instruc-
tions fop the -galeofhis residence to
be helb` at Public Auction.: on Friday
the 2nd of October, 1025,( at 2
o'cleekr 1iin. at tate premises; Iot 690
on the South side of Btittenbury
street, West, Clinton, there will» be
offered:
Parcel 1: Lots 690 and, 601, . con-
taining 2-5 -of an ' acre of -land.
which is erected a sosnfortab e,8;
roomframe house' , en stone' fohnda-
tion withCgood. cellar,- all in good re -
pan, with a garden and small •fruit'
orchard' of rears' -lnnrs
pears, P apples, ate.
Parcel 2 Lots 672. and 073 on the
Northside of Huron street on which
there 15»a: ,bearing orchard of good
fruit trees, principally apples, at the
most profitable age --a most desirable
Building lot
On •the :sante day at the hour ef:3
o'clock there, wilt be offered' for sale:
at auction at' the office Mately occu-
pied by MC. Hale, the office building
and appurtenant lands being part of
town lot No. 180 on the North: side
of Iluron- street, .This is a good o'P
;flee location having boenso used for
anorc,than fifty ye<ars. And the build-,
ing is well arranged and 143 good con=
Clition. The brill dint . could be -re:
F.'
R.
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BARRISTER' SOLICITOR
'NOTARY PUBLIC, Etc.
CONVEYANCING
Over Hovey's Drug Store
s.
Phone 61
a -
Sow For Sale
A. Yorkshire sow; due in about', e
no
inth.
Second lifter. Apply Albert
Neal, Base line. R. R. No. 1, Clinton.
23-7-p'
" ,Farm rgr Sale,
100 acres, -good clay loam, I3 aerie
hardwood ,bush
18acres fail wheat,
30 acres for spring crop, good young
orchard, good buildings, 9.roonied
house, bank barn 3478, driving shed,
hen ho.Use, eta ,.;stall watered,' welI
e
n
fe ed.
A I "
pp y on premises, Let 11
con. 8, Stanley, to Lawrence Forrest,.
Brucefield, P.O. 23-7-p
7
Music Lessons
'Miss
Clara Potter„ pupil. of Prof.
A, W, Anderton, is prepared to take
More •pupils. Will ;prepare pupils
for Toronto Conservatory of Music
exams. Studio at rosldenee :of bit'. 0.
W, Potter, Clinton. Telephone 13.620.
• 23-2-p
Mrs. B. Snell, Londesborough `
Teacher, of Piano' and 'Voice,. Pup-
ils prepared for Toronto Conservatory
Examinations. 22-2-p
Boar For.. Service
Tamworth boar; 'select bacon type•`:
Norman Tyndall, R. R, No. 4, Phone
11 on 636.
O.A.C. No. 104 Wheat For Sale
A quantity of clean seed wheat;' 0.
A. 0, No. 104. Apply to J. J. 931g -
gins, Clinton, or phone 13 on 619.
22-2-p
,; Notice to Fanners
We are prepared to fill a .limited
number of siles. ' Charges moderate.
W. Falconer and Son, Clintons 21.4
Tarin For Sale _
1,00 acres, eon. 0, HU11ett; - The late
lien
rY Hearten f
and other improvements, Close no
scheol and general store. A first
class farm. Apply" to Mrs. Henry
McBrien, Clinton, or W. Erydone,
Sutton, 13-4
Iionee and Lot for Sale
i3riele cottage, corner of Dunlop and
Fulton streets, in good: repair, elec-
tric Tights, town water,. furnace, Good,
garden with small fruits and apple
and ;plum strees, Miss Elizabeth Mc-
Tavish.
Cutting Box Per Sale
Bell cutting' box, • No. 50; in good
shape, was used for" blower, A. E.
Matheson, Phone 88 on 614, Clinton
central. 22-2-p
‘15 -if
Clinton -High Crade Egg and
Poultry -(louse
Now 15 tite thereto cull your flocks'
of laying hens for, winter eggs. To
promote this winter's egg produetion:
we, offer er
ori,
z services _ .' ,
v
cep
free
to the
Poultry owners, Kindly phone office I
(214J) for particulars, etc.,
V+ e
appreciate ecr
t ae
P t your 1 u
z
hu...
sta
Y to
s
s
Viand'
are anxious to give�Our services in:
return.
=ltillc-Jed spring chicks and boiling
fowl retailed at our plant.
3
Eggs bought according to Govern-
ment regulations and highest prices
paid. Phone for onr•prices before
marketing. your eggs:
N. W. Trewartjia
Phones—Office, 214j ;Residence, 214w
The Wise tl/iarI
insures his property against loss
by fire
The '4!1/iseir Man
Doesnot stop there but insures his
life also. How much are you
worth , to your family?
All Linos of Insurance
Agent for Huron County for
The Sun Life :Insurance Co, of Canada',
H. E. RORKE
Office residence, 'corp Mary and
Orange strPkone 253 the rink
. 9e_
For Sate
Comfortable house, 8 rooms, lights,
town water. Good stable and small
fruit orchard ins; Connection. This
prpperty is in a good- Location acid
would make •-a comfortable : home:
Would' also consider renting by -year.
Apply at News:Record. 18-tf
Farm For Sale
On north half of Lot 5, concession
2, Hulled:containing 50 acres. - There
are on the premises 0 good frame
house and kitchen, bank barn 34x52
and shed 12x52 one e acre gf.orcha%d
Apple, plum and pear trees. The
farm is well -drained .and fenced and
;five miles from Seaforth and 2%
miles from Constance: :School across
the road. Apply to Mrs. Mary
Bre
wn ad '
str
r i •
m n atrix, Bruoefieid; or
W. Brydone, Clinton. 21
Clothes Cleaned and -Pre -Pressed ,�
Clothes • cleaned pressed andre-
paired. Woolen goods:dry ' cleaned.
Rooms over :O'eard's barber shop,
W, J. Jago.—83-.ff
Free Tickets
cke#s
For Star Theatre
One thousand half.fare tickets
are being given away:
- With. every'•"purchase of one
dollars worth of goods at
Watson's Grocery
Phone 111 Clinton
COAL
We have a supply of Furnace, Stove,
Nut and Soft, Also soma good dry
dabs. Leave orders at residence;
E. WARD
Phone 155.' • Huron Street,
COAL
Halting erected new coal sheds will
have on hand full stook of coal for
immediate delivery. Prices reason -
t able.. . R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence, phone 119
lintotfs
iantitiOti
Wanted
Agent for ' Life I•nsuranee Co., to.
take over good- teiriteiy: Good con
tract for the right man. " Apply'
Drawee U, Clinton, Ont. 17-11
Adnunistr ration' Sale
Of Farm, Farm'Stock and Hnpletiients
lie: administzatrix.of the estate of'
Charles- Philip Brown, •deeeasedt,,wil1
offer for sale id Public Auction the
real and personal Iereperty of the
said deceased :.at • north hall Lot 5,
eon. 2, 'Hallett,. on Monday, Septem;
ber 21st, at 2 o'clock p,in., the follow-
ing property':..,
The north half of Lot 5, con. 2, Hul-
lett, ,Containing 50 acres and having
upon 'it a frame house of adguate
proportions, a 'barn 34x52, a shed
12x52, good »fencing;'`good water sup-
ply, an orchard' and about 25 "acres
seeded and di land. and. The
x� y h
soil is good clay loauziweli drained,
school on adjoining farm;
y Also the following chattels:
2 work horses, 3 and 6 years; 8
ntilch cove,- 4, 5 and 6 tyears old; 2
steer caller, -yearlings,, l;: spring calf;
1 wagon and raci Jsob-sleigh; grain -
drill; .' cultivator'; , walking blow;
:,owing machine harrows; Cream
separator, cutter, hugg'Y, . wheelbar-
row and small tools,l. set team -'har-
ness, 1 set single . harness, a. Ford.
touring ear, 1 dining, table and 6
chairs, 1. kitchen table and 6s,chairs,
1 range, 7 clock, patron's sight to a
mail box.
TERMS Farm, 10`..„per cent. at
,me of -sale, balance in 80 dov s'o
z on
onl rle z
tiros a
{title
z on chattels, cl
s cash
<,
or joint notes at:6 months', negotiable
nh For C .0 tiered Bank, . ,+ o, urther.
nrtieulars api:rly to G. IL .Elliott,
linton,'Alletionee , or W. T3rydone,
1•nton, Soliciter for Vendor,
Dated Sept. 4111, 1825: 22-2
'modelled into a snaall and comfortable c
cit
veilinm
house. use.
TERMS; 10 per cent. at time „f
sale; balance in 30! days. thereafter. p
Geo TI. Elliott W, 13i:ydono3
Auctioneer. Vendor's Agent. C
23
WHAT HO If
WHAT MANNER OF
FOLD<5 -ARE THESE
WHO FAIL TO PREPARE
P'QR,THE COMING
'Freeze..
Panay ne
Yastonishment the
of the IIeat
Folks who witness this his so r
r sight.'
Can it be that Rip Van. ,yWin] e lives
in this house?, Or 15 it dust a com-
mon oversight?
ornnmon:oversight? Some brisk morning
is going to catch this householder
napping. Then there twill be hurry,
scurry and \,sorry. Tile good provider
not only keeps the laieler loaded but
he "keepshis coal bin packed besides.
Call the
VAIMIM
for good, clean coal
i
I
c'.
CQ A a' �y
d"il 31
PHONE 74 CLINTON
The
11
Hardware,
announces a change, in its
BUSINESS POLICY
It has always been;' the policy of this store
the benefit of the lowest, possible prices o e to lard merchaomee,
consistent with a fair and P es for standard inerehandise
t d reasonable profit, but:
NOW, We are going still further, `
Beginning' Sept, 1st we:will. derpt the ponew
pocylicy
of selling our e able
chandise on acash basis, and under this newpolicy we will
to "give our customers still GREATER VALTJES, in fact the bIoweest
prices given anywhere, except in the very 'largest of city stores,
where business is done on the same basis.
There is no store doing business today under the credit system
that can sell goods as CHEAPLY as those who sell for cash only,
because a merchant doing business that way must markhis mer-
chandise
at a price sufficient to offset the" losses due t long
standing and in' some instances uncollectible accounts, o g ouc
CONSEQUENTLY, in eliminating this addition
busines, WE are going to be ab)e to serve additional he lure ofdoing•',
. Iower prices with a fair profit to the storey and a real saving to you
who take advantage. of them. _ you'
de)trip any
er Hardware Coo
'RowIan ' d s*Old Stand
T ' CHI-NAMEL STORE
TELEPHONE 53
rd
Gold Medal Twine either eight
or five`lb balls. S ectalf
p price for
cash to July lst.
'FEEDS
Have complete Stock
P of Bran,
Shorts, Screenings, Cracked Corn,
Fine and•Coarse Chick
Feed,
ed
. let
us know requirements as feed
will
be quite scarce before new crop.
ROOFING
Agents for � Toronto Asphalt
Roofing this is the best by test.
We guarantee..every job, carry
complete,stook and several colors
See ours before buying,
J. A. FORD & SON
Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
'SIKER SEVIINC MACHINE
Having taken over 'the agency of
the Singer Sewing Machine I am pre-
pared to supply the wants of 'anyofl
requiring machines, parts; needles,
etc. Machines sold on easy terms, old
machines taken as cash.
VW GLEN COOK
Phone 171,T P.O. sox 201, Clinton
09
CREAM li
M.
WANTED
The demand for our butter is in.
creasing.
To supple this demand we require
more...cream..
We request.
ou
y to 'ship p usy our
cr ..
Cam
We guarantee you the Highest
Market Prices,' accurate
prompt service. tests. and
Our firm is known to you and needs
no further recommend.
We pay all express charges, furs.
fah cream cans and pay 'twice each
month.
Write for cans or furher informs,
tion to the
THE S; ATORT$ CREAMERY 00,
_0. A. BARBER; MANAGER 1
C. H.. VEN E , Electrician
Electric. Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Iron's, Fans and other
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs.
Phone' 1iJ Iw
CORNS
end the ai.n
quickly, s f el
In one mi yoy
f
corns withDr, Scholl''5Zino-pads. nThey
end the misery of corns by eliminating
the cause;,f+idionpresstec. No dangger.
of Infection from cutting Or corrosive
acids.
Zino -pads are thin, antiseptic,ter
proof. They protect whille"theyheaL5
Sizes for corns, callouses and bunions.'
Call today and get a box of this '
magic corn treatment.
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Footwear and Foot Comfort
RED JACKS11N
The Big Shoe Store Opposite the Town Hall
Gleb'e View flophouse
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Cut Flowers Floral Wor
Plants
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Greenhouse Phone 141-r-3' GreenhousE
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Open
venings,