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Telephone N,,..111.
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mtmlrer of(iniatio College PT Phyaiatans and
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AhtaXAT, honor graduate Trinity (Adversity,
gold Medalist Trinity Medical College, bientber
of (`nfleg • .,i 1'1•hielnfa and BergaMma, tlnterir.
WrB (hlr itFtl,F.MAN, Osteupthhe Specialist
In t wl.u'l: and Ohiidre.ux de•easea and
Rheumatic vee nee. Acute v,4 t !ironic disurd
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Marr Licensesissued by F reptlel•li see
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insurance
An con considering Insurance. Life or Accident?
Ilyoa are, a postcard will get our rates,
8. D. nitate dLlEY,
Cies seal Agent for Loudon Life Imminence Co.,.
and Imperial 4aom:dee mad Accident Im(urance Co,
Seaforth, Ont.,
James Watson
General Fire bile and strident 1514.,o
Agent, and dealer to dewing Ms':as
Main Street. Fla fortis
THE IlMcII ULLOP
Mutual Fre Ansilf811CO CO,
Farm and Isolated Town
Property Only Insured.
OFFICERS
.5 as.;ma giy. Sudan 5 Yrrvidott5 iaa;e.4
Exons hwood, Vie -Fr,,. les •,.'1'troupes
Hays, seaferth. Soe,•Treas
Director*
D. F. McGregor, Searortht John G. Grieve,
Winthrop W. Rion, Constance- John Seminude,Btodghagen• Robert Ferris,harloak; Malcom D
hic',son, Ctattoo; t: McCarlsley, Seaforth; i a
tomes Connolly, Goderichr Ju. Evans. tisechwood.
Agents
Atex. Leitch, airlock; It, Madder. Seafottu•
William Chesney EgmoodvWe; J. w, Yee.
.lforeueevtik; et. G. Jarmouth, &edam.. Jam
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papers, aft cents extra, stormy in
ativane°d.
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EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
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Xere and John Govenlock, Seaforth. amdlt018.
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of
Imitations
Sold
01 the
Merits
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Minard's
General Observations
During the past few days the voice
of Spring is in the air. Everyone ie
Iongiug for it this year as never before
in the present generation. The winter
has been the most severe for years.
The storms were gent rally accon:.
parried by extremely low temperature.
To add to the discomfort fuel was
scarce and in some cases real hardship
was met. Hence the appearance of
Spring and better weather is welcomed
iu 1918. The robins and the black
birds have returned and are busy with
their house cleaning and tent making
enterprises. 1t ie to be hoped their
ambitions may not be disappointed by
any prolonged coldweather; that bright
warm daysare in store for them, al-
though the severe cold of last Friday
must have proved very discouraging to
theie well laid plans.
C'euatla'a War Gevernweut could
hardly have stopped at selective con.
ecriptiou of man power Selective con-
ecriptiou of wea.th, on the basis of
Liniment ability to pay. was a corollary that
sooner or later had to be adopted as an
integral part of our war machine. And
so the income wet tax name into being
Like the taw conscripting the man.
power of the nation, the income war
tax is based ou the axiom that equal
privileges of oiti2enabip demand equal
sacrifices. And like the law conscript
ing the man -power of the nation, the
income war tax is designed to bear least
Heavily on those leaat able to conform
to its provisions and most heavily on
those beet able to bear the burden of
its demands. Its fairness ja at once
,Its ;jubtldeation and its charter of
eneesse.
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For Sale
SCRANTON COJL
W. L. NU, Seaforth.
Phone i 5
A Business
Without a proper
systm of adver-
tisin is tike a
motor without the
'4 power. . • ,
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Seaforth News
ADIJRRTISMNTS
will Supply the
required energll
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The iaaonte war tax provides that a
levy be made on all incomes in excess
of $!,500, enjoyed by all unmarried
persons or widows and widowers, with-
out dependent children, and on all in•
comes in excess of $3,000 enjoyed by
all other persona, Corporations and
Joint Stook Companies. All those own
ing with the provisions of the act
mast file on or before the 81st of
March, all ,neoeseary information oon-
earning their incorase for 1917 ne
detailed on form provided for the par•
pose, which it is their present duty to
to obtain without loss of time. 1 Pen
allies are provided for no fulfilment
of the provisions of the aot, But the
Oatladian people are a unit in their
determination to parry the war to a
8n rcessfn1 0o11oluaiorl and it is not ant..
tcipated that these will have to be in.
voiced in the application of this most
neoossary measure
Soft sons. are difficult to eradicate
but Hollowaye Corn ' Cara will draw
them out painlessly,
THE $EAliOitxl-i NEWr
pa
The Legislature
if baoteriologiste have'been able to
isolate the germ of eugenic., it will be
agreed that Dr, For'ben Godfrey ie in.
footed with the bug Phe doctor him.
self ie a believer in eugenioa, he peso,-
hum eugenics and apv'eede the idea
wherever poeaible Hie latest move is
to ask all amendment to the Marriage
Act requiring that both parties to a
proposed marriage in Ontario shall
have a certificate "that neither of them
is an idiot, 'wheelie, epileptic ar 111174ti0
or feebleminded or tlefeotive, a sexual
pervert, drug addict, habitual criminal
habitual vagrant, or suffering from vet.
oral disease, tuberculosis Or cancer,"
and that in the opinion of the examin-
ing physician 111e offepr'ing of swab a
marriage will probable be of normal
mentality anti physique,
When the hili names to be debated
in the House it will be treated with
levity iu some quartere, but from
the serious aide the doctor will be
asked whom he will exclude from hie
sweeping nomenclature, Just as soon
es terms of the clause ere known same
body downtown will say that puts the
whole Legielature out of bueieees.
Those who have followed the argu-
ments in favor of eugenics to- day know
of eases where the principle was putt to
the test. There was [raked by his fin•
emcee to agree to a medi0al'examin•
atien before marriage and quietly went
to a phvnioiau to see if be oeuld pass
the teat, and then bravely aunou1oed
hie conversion to the idea,
Ontario is to Metre a Fuel Controller
with power to act widely in regard- to
the fuel situatiau, The bill introduced
by Hon, G. H, Ferguson yesterday is
the outcome of the Government's pro-
posal to set apart $100,000 to develop
the
peat resoursee of the Province, The
hill, which enables the Government to
undertake the developement of the
peat deposits, either independently or
in conjunction with the Dominion Gov -'I
ernment also provides that the Fuel
Controller shall have power to regulate
the supply, transportation and distribu.
tion of fuel of any kind, as well se the
quantity that may be stored by any one
individual, It ie an important measure
and one made necessary by the con-
ditions which existed during the pant
season, and which the Government
hollee to be able to overcome to some
extent in the future be followed.
Experiments With Farm Crops
The members of the Ontario Agricul.
tura] and Experimental Union are
pleased to state that for 1918 they pare
prepared to distribute into every Town
ship of Ontario material of high quality
for experiments with Grain, Fodder
Crops, Roots, Grasses, Clovers and
Alfalfas, as follower -
List or Experiments for 1918
Number Grain Crops Plots
1 -Testing two varieties of Oate
2 -Testing 0 A C No 21 Barley and
Emmer 2
3 -Testing two varieties of Hiltless
Barley a
4 -Testing two varieties of Spring
Wheat 2
6 -Testing two varieties of Buck-
wheat 2
6 -Testing three varieties of Field
Peas 3
7- Teating two varieties of Spring
Rye 2
B-Teetieg three varieties of Soy,
Sola or Japanese Beane! 3
oft -Testing seven varieties of Flint
and Dent Husking Oorn 7
9b -Testing three varieties of Flint
Husking Corn 3
9o ---Testing four varieties of Dent
Husking Corn 4
Root Crops
10 -Testing three varieties of
Mangele 3
1l -Testing two varieties of Sugar
Beets for feeding purposes 2
12 -Testing three varieties of
Swedish Turnips g
t3 -Testing two varieties of Fall
Turnips 2
14 -Testing two varieties of Carrots 2
Forage, Fodder, Silage & Hay Crops
15 -Tasting the
P
lautiug
of
Corn
at six distances in the row 6,
16- '!eating three varieties of Millet 3
17 -Testing two varieties of Sorghum 2
18 -Testing Grass leas abet two.
varieties of Vetches 3
no- Tenting Rape, Kale and Field
Cabbage ,.
20 -Testing three varieties of °lover 3
21 --Testing two varieties of Alfalfa 2
22 'Testing four varieties of Grandes 2
Culinary Crops
28-'l'estiltg three varieties of Field
Beane 3
Thine/ daY 1W8'cl
14-Teetiug two verist ee of Sweet
Corn
.-Pertlgeti Sxpepiments
testing Foi'tiliners' with Rape , 6
MlseelianeS us Experiments
16 -.testing thane grads, wixtltree
for Grain prodnotion
27 --',resting throe grain mixtures
for Fodder production 1
The size of eaoh plot is to be two
rola long by one rod wide,
Any one du 011531io may choose Any
of the experiments of 19I8 anti apply
or the same. The material will be
furnished in the order in which the
applications are received, while the
supply Meta. Hach 'applicant should
make a sewed ohoioe, as the material
for the experiment eeleeted as first
ohoioe might be exhausted before his
application is reoeivotl, All material
will he furnished flee of charge to each
applicant, and the produce will, of
course, become the property of the per-
son applying for an experiment who
oonduote the experiment. Each person
applying for an experimentshonld write
his name and address very carefully,
auil should give the Milne of the County
to which he lil•ee,
C, A. ZAVITZ,
Director,
Ontario Agricultural College,
Guelph, March, 1918.
Dublin
Rev. Father Noonan is improving
rapidly and will soon be able to tape
charge of his parish.
Bir Win Jordan has purchased the
Enron of the late John Collan, South of
the village.
Airs 141, Williams and daughter of
Seaforth, spent last Tuesday with the
formers sister, Mrs John Carpenter.
Mr, John Maloney has gone to Tor-
onto to take a position.
Meseta, Jas McConnell and John
Hastings, who have been vieitin
Mende here have returned to Melita
Mal'
Mr, John Britton left on Tuesday for
Grand View, Man:
Mr P. Ryan. of Stratford was in the
village recently, It irreported that Mr
Ryan intently purchasing a farm in this
vicinity
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Clearing Sale
Of Farm Stock and implements, .las
Jones, auctioneer,. has received. on&trtic•
tion, from Robert Harvey to sell by
Public Auction on Let 27, oouc. 14,. Tp.
of Logan, on Tuesday, March 26th, at
12 o'clock sharp, the following: Homes
-1 heavy draft /hare, T years, old, in
foal to Faraway Blend;: t, heavy draft
mare, 8 years old; 1. matched testa 01
geldioge, 4 years old;. 1 heavy draught
gelding, rising 3 years old: t. general
purposes horse, q yearnold', 1 driving
mare, 10 years, in foal to Lord Roberto
1 driving mare 9 years old;: 1. driving
mare 7 )'earn old; r driving volt *lemons
old. Oattlo-a fresh cows, 2. cows dile
to calve in April, 2. heifers in. calf
2 farrow cows, 3 steers, 2. years old, f
steers t year old; 4 heifers 2. years old,
2 heifers one year old; 2: fall calves, a
young calves, Boga-2- sows due to
litter in May, 3 store hogs. Sena -
about 30 hone and two duoka. Imp-
lements -I Frost &. Woodbiudel' (near-
ly new) with sheaf carrier and trunk. .1
Frost and Wood mower,. 5, ft. out, 1
McCormick mower 5• rt. out; 10 ft
Deering hay rake, 'el hoe seed drill,
Deering cultivator. with seed box, diso
harrow, set Diamond 1 5415ow5(4 section)
2 walking plows, gang plow; [muffler,
farm wagon (new),, high wagon with
box and spring seat, gravel box, set
bobsleighs; 2.top buggies (1 nearly new)
1 open buggy;., road cart, 3 cutters. (1
new), 1 oorn boat, fanning mill with
bagger, set platform soalea, 2000 the;
pnlper, wheelbarrow, 2 hay racks, a
quantity. of: wood and cedar posts, a set
breeching harness, t set of backhand
harnoes, 3, sets single harness, a num-
ber of) horse blankets, Grain -about
800.bushel;s of oats and 550 bushel° of
banley. Household 11'uruibure-1 ]teat
ing stove, t now range; 1 new Ilaymon0
Bow111g nma011l11e, 1 m0081110 and wring,.
ar, glass omlboa1(1, . churns, 1 Melopte
cream separator, 1 lawn mower, 800 ilia
No, 1 timothy seed, 1 bi0y0:e, and. BOMB
other household furniture; also, 15400 -.
her of picks, forks, shovels, aid a host
of other artiolee too lillnlerOne to tnen-
lion. 'Tarots --All ,lime of $t0 and
under, cash, over that amount; 8 mortar
eredtt will be given on furnishing ap-
proved joint Iotas, A discount of 6
per trent per nurture will be allowed off
for cash on credit automate. No re-
serve 00 proprietor has en tl hie farm
JAS.,IQNES,' ROB'. HARVEY5
Atict on0015 - Proprietp•
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Farmers Business
Special attention given to the business of Boomers avid
agi Dealers is jaive Stook. Male notes collected ea favorable
terms.
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Savings ale ar►tmen
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Deposits of $1,00 and upwards received.
• Interest paid or added to accounts twine a year.
Si• Efficient service assured to depositors.
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SEAFORTH BRANCH: R, M. JONES, Manago'e,
at°
10 CENT "CASCARETS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache, Constipation,
Bllloneness, Sour Stomach, Bad
Breath --Candy Cathartic.
No odds ]tow bad your liver, stomach
or bowels; bow much your Lead sehes,
how inieerable you are from constipa-
tion, indigestion, biliousness and Slug-
gish bowels -you always get relief with
0asearets. They immediately cleanse
and regulate the stomach, rc111019 the,
lour, fermenting food and foul gases;
take the exec,+ bile from the liver and
carry off the constipated waste matter
and poison from the intestines and
bowels. A 10•acot box from your drug•
gist will keep your li+er and bowels
clean; stomach sweet teal !tend clear for
months, They work while you sleep.
SEAFORTH MARKET
stesspers
Good Milling Wheat' ..,..,•,,....,,,,, $2,10
Bran per ton,..... 1.6,00
Shorts per ton ,................. . 41
Flour ..............,�.GU
Butter. ........................,,,. .40
Hoge to farmers . 1q, 75
SEAFORTH SPRING.
STOCK SHOWI.
Seaforth, Friday April 5,. 1918
at 1 p. m.
Prize Lists and Part.
iculars Later.
D. Potheringhatn, Pres
R. M. Jones, Treas
M. Broderick, See_'jr
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOOK dr IMPLEMENTS
Writ. 'Nairn has received instructions
from Mr Samuel W. Cann to sell by
public auction on Lot 30, Con. 4, 'Os-
borne, en Tueeday,'March 26, 19 t8.. at
one o'clock the following:
Horses -Pair of dark bay geldings,
r'teing 6 years weighing 30110 lbs; 1 filly.
rising 3 years; 1 carriage inure rising
10 years, good in all harness,
Oettle-r Durham cow, due in Apel.
2 Durham cows due in May; 2 farrow
cows young;,4.steers rising two years
old: 5 yearling steers, 2 yearling heifers.
Pigs -Pure bred Yorkshire sow, due
at time of solo; Berkshire goer, with
litter of 8
Grain, -2,00 bushels fit for seed,
Implements- Massey-Hareiabiuder,
foot oub„sheaf carrier and truck;, 0ook-
ehuttmower, foot out,. Cookoluktt
apring.Ioothcultivator; land rollers 3
aeobiona; Cookohutt steel take, Cook-
shntt drill, sett eleighe,Magnet cream
Bopanater-all' the above. implements
or 'lastly so -set ironharrows, miller
wagon, gravel box, hay raok, cutter, 2
set double harness,,2 dozen hags, loop-
ing ohain, ecytho,: 2 set vthiftletrees,
crowbar, scoop shovels and outer nee. -
fill Articles on the farm,
Positively no reserve an the pro
prltaor has, sold the farm,
Terms -Grain and $10 aid tinder
cash over that amount 12 months
01.01111/ 00 fnrnishingapproval joint name
or a discount of g per cent, off for cash
in lieu of notes.
CHURCH NEWS
15 [tame wider thin Heed aro
paelished free of [reams, ex-
cept those regarding meetings
whore no adminalonfee is
charged. Tile rate for swell
being ileo vent per count line
SFPiFBRTH a lUR42HIi S
5t. James'
St. James, C1lumb, Rev, Father 1'
Corcoran, Itev, Father G. R. 3sOrth•1
gravel ,Morning Mese 7 11,111. High
Mase 19,3(1 8,10. Sunday school P:30
p m. Evening vespers 7 p.111.
SG Thomas'
Rev, T, H, Brown,hector, Suutlay
ser0oee 11 a.m. and 7 p.tn. /;unsay
sohoo 12.30 p. m, \Vernelr's Anglican
Missionary Assoeistion Tuesday 2 30
p.m. Ohildren'ebraltch Saturday 2 p.m.
nternession services every 'fhlireflii ,
• 0 p. m.
First Presbyterian
Rev, le. H. Larkin„ Pastor, Sandoy
services II ant and 7 p m, Sunday
sohool 2,30 p,ln, Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7.45 p.m. Women's Miss-
ionary Societyathe first Tuesday in eaoh
month at 7.45. Barbara Kirkman Mil
etch Band Srd Tuesday in the month at
7.30 p.m, Sunshine Mission Rant!
every 2nd Monday at 4.16 pint.
Methodist
F.ev. G. McKinley, B. D., pastor
-S1TN'DAY-Class at 10:00 a.m
Public service 11 a,m. and 7 p.m. Sun
day Bailee! and Bible study class 2,30
Epworth League Tuesday 8 p.m. Prayer
Meeting 'Fhawetta y 8. p.m.
Settration Ptrrny
Cape lri•oud' and Lieut. Shave
Sblinesa meeting 11 a.m. Praise
service 3'p:m', 'Gospel service 7 p.m.
Childress Service -Directory class 10
a.m. Bible.efeoaee 4 p,m, Week night
Meetings-weelneadav Freer meeting
8 p.m.
Eigrluo'fldllot'Dee, Presbyterian
Rev. J. Argo, pastor, Sunday ser•
vices 11 a.m. 011d 7 p to, Bible class
3 p.m. Pt'ayet• meeting Wedeeeday
8p. m. h,P'MI,S, 1Jnioe 3rd Friday
in the month S.plt1 Women's Mission-
ar7&001e5y 3rd. Wedt,nodtly in tho month
at 2•.30. pan.. Ladies' Aid m00,5 int•
mediately, after.
Mleliltbletpt Presbyterian
Ilev, D Carswell pastor. 501518y
sorritee Stiffs' church 11 a m Sunday
sohool 10.a m., Prayer meeting Wed-
nesday 8. p.m. W01415110 Missionary
Society 180 Friday in each month at
2 o'clock,
facenstaace Methodist
iRev, t1.IiCaine, pastor. Sandi
service 2,3 ,t p.m, Young People's, Lea -
4102.30 p m Sunday Vit olnen's,%luxil-
ary first Tuesday of every month a
30 p.m. Girlies' aid last Tletarsday
of each month 200 p,,n
Wieih••op Presbyterian
Sunday (entice 2.30 pm, Sunday
ohool 1 !Spm, Prayer
meeting
8p.m, L,7, last Wad
,
I t Will Prevent Ulcerated Throat,--
At th, first symptoms of sore throat
tvh,eh pre0agee olecranon and alilam-
nlatioe, take a epoonfui of De, 'pholnlis
5ofeotrio Oil, Add a little auger to it
to stake it palatable. It will allay the
irr'itatjott end prevent the nimit'ation
and swoiflog that are so painful
000 lvl.o mere periodioally subject
(piney have, thin have merle them,
Wm, 111, Nairn, Samuel 4V, Cann, 1'11
Ana tioneer Proprietor 50
selves immune to pita: 1,,
Highest Prices Paid
for rags, rubbers, bones,
metal, horse hair, hides,
skins, All kinds of furs etc.
Also take books
and newspapers
N. Appliezoft
S111A1 )RTF! JUNK DEALER
.Aromas from Creamery
Phone 1B3
i
is t1
Zhu Babp
You cuddle in pour arms
today will be going to
school to -morrow and the
flight of time brings slang
changes.
A photograph of Babp
NOW map mean the avoid-
ance of disappointment later
We like Babies and know
how to treat their lilghrtesa-
es to getgood portraits.
Picture Framing,
We also do picture fram-
ing and have a large and ."
varied assortnlentaf muo !d-
ing on hand at a very leas-
enable price
Amateurs r�
We sell films. develop
films, prim and enlarge for
amateurs, bring pour work
to us; we will please you.
D r BUCK
PHOTOGRPNIER
LSEAFORTH
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END S(ONI Ii TROUBLE,
GASES; OR DYSPEPSIA
"Pape's •Diapepslnre' snakes sick, sour,
gooeyYstolmSachs. surety feel fine
itklfive. militates.
,If what lone jug,) ate' Is souring 00.
your stomach • or' lies tike a lump of
lead, or you., belch• gate and eructate
sour, undigested..foodi.olr Bove a feeling
of dizziness, heertbnrtt;. fisiTnees, nausea,
bud taste in mouth. an,1 stomaeh•head•
ache, you 0011 getrelii'f fn, five minutit
by neutralizing acidity. But an end to
such stomach distreae• trove' by getting is
large fifty -cent case of 'Pares Diapepsio
from any drug store. Tots realize is
five minutes how tleedleea• ft ie to suffer
from indigestion. dsapcpeier or any stow•
aril disorder caused by feed! fermentation
due 10 ('x51510011' acid iii stomach.
PROMPTLY' SECURE
In all countries. Ask* for -our INVENTORma
ADVISER, whish wall Re sent free.
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"FOP the Btao413Ix fere Life."
WHEN YOU ARE
SUFFERING
With any dlsea..dua,ea.innnara blood
ouch as e.s.ma, BryraMda, aouruy, Bad
Moto, Abscesses, Woes*, BIandular
',Swellings, Balis,. ,pimples, Masao of shy
kind, PI1es,Biood Peteen,Rh.omattsm,
'Bout, .tea dont waste your timeand money
, on lotions and ointments which cannot get
below the surface of the skin. What you want
is a medicine that will thoroughlyfree the blood
of the poisonous matter which alone is the true
Muse of all your• autferingg. Clarkes Blood
ixture is just sucka.mediclue. It is composed
or ingredients Muth quickly expel from the
blood all impurities,, from whateeer ease
ailing, and by rendering h clean and pure,
can be relied 00 to affect a lasting cu
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/or,rhrnen ttePapn,0610
mewl beak.,
Over 50 years,
su0C10e, ,• { '� rel,
Pleasant 1.,
Clarke's •;
!aka
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CURES ALL
netteest.e.
-•' SKIN & 81000 1118.„:>15ES,
Blood
Mixture
e
SAYS LEMON JUICE
WILL REMOVE FRECKLES:
Girls! Make this cheap beauty Petiole.
to clear and whiten your skin.
Squeeze the jsiiee of two lemons into
a bottle containing three 'buncea of
orchard white, shake well, and you, have
a quarter pint of the best freckle and
tanvery, lotionvery s, and complcost,exion boantifier, at
mall
Your grocer has the lemma and any
drthree ouncesofoorchard t White forsapfew
colts, Massage this sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hand5s each day and eco how freeklee and
bl(mislles disappear sand how clear; soft
and 0!11510 rho skill heoomee, Teel Iq
is harmless,
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