The Seaforth News, 1934-03-01, Page 11l
OPEN llh1lE TO
CANCR CIJTS
A. R. Mosher To Address Rail-
way Workers Thursday
Night
IN NATION-WIDE MOVE
Mass Meeting In Orange Hall
•'ByC.B.ofR.E,
Believed to be an 'opener" for a
neaionWide drive for the cancellation.
of recent pay cuts and Lhe restorat;on.
of pro -depression wage levels for
rallway workers, a massmooting of
railway, employees has been tailed for
Thursday night of this weal;.
The mooting willbe addresood by A,
R. Mosher, president of the All-Cane-
dtan Congress of Labor, and other
well-known Canadian• labor leaders.
Tho meeting will bo .held In the Or-
ange 'Hull
r-ange'hall here at 8 11. m., ' and is
sponsored by the Canudlan Brother -
1100d 03 Ranee* Employees, of wh ch
Mr.I
Mosher is 1170 nAUdnal president.
Circulars announcing the meeting
were posted yesterday under the head-
ing,. "Your Welfare Is at Stake"
The circular reads in part; '.Noth-
Ing is of more vital interest to ,you
than the protection and Improvement
of our wages and working condi-
tions. Thee° are imperilled by lack of
thorough organization. Railway work -
era moat get together and discuss their
problems seriously. You are, there-
fore, Invited to an open meeilpg Of
all railway employees at the Orange
Plall, Clarence street, on Thursday,
March 1, at 8 p, 1n. Nor your own
sake and your family's sake you are
urged to attend."
Local division No, 08 of the C. B.
of 11. U., of which Stan Chain/elle is
Meal chairman, has made the arrange-.
menta for the meeting,
Mr. Mosher had given no advance
lidermatlon as to what Ids topic will
210, bol it: is generally undoralood that
wages and the much -proposed amal-
gamation of the C. P. 11. and. C. le, n,
Or )fooling of trains will he discussed
by other speakers, if not Mr. Mosher.
A, general move for the restoration
of former pay levels is said to be on
foot 111 many O0011011s of railway labor..
The United States railway workers
plats a general drive for the cancella-
tion of all pay cuts, effective this fall,
having started work on the plan last
December.
It Is also understood that the inter-
national railway unions, with mem
hors t l,,a on the - Canadian roads, are
'Ido; j together with this end In
view, endo that concerted action to
forms the restoration ofbas'c rates of
Pay, as established in 18226, is to be
expeete0 during the latter hall of
title year.
The local meeting Is believed by a
number of men here to be the open-
ing of a drive within the C, B. of
n. 38, along the same lino for the can-
cellation of all )say cuts.
al I
SCO -EDS' IDEAL MAN
TALL WITH DARK HAIR
Should Be Coed Dancer, With Bridge
Playing An Asset '
Not to be outdone by the men stne-
dents, who last week picked tlelr
ideal girl, ca -eels fah the University of
West Ontario have picked their
• ids: and the result is "woo- to
the ho't 'un1"
The Ideal Is to be 5 feet tell, weigh-
ing 172 pounds, with black, wavy
hal,. Ills complexion will beneither
creamy nor swarthy, but in between
IIe will look his best in sporty LlveOde
and will, not 'lave a lip adornment.
The ideal man will be good In all
linos of endeavor, from the1710511g.
field to the mer° gentle paathnos of
bridge and dancing. IIe must be
clover enough to get along in life
and support these college lassies, who
prefer college men with romantic dis-
positions.
Surprisingly, the. co-ed . wants her
man to be popular with other women.
In the vote the girls were most
definiteon the subject of tall sten
and dant hair; In fact, almost
unanimous on the subjoot. There is
somehope for the man who doesn't
play bridge, but they all must dance
—and the co-eds probably mean that
In more ways than one.
EARLY DAFFODILS
APPEAR IN VANCOUVER
VICTORIA, Feb, 27,--(CP—Vietori-
aus pottered about their gardens to-
day', gazing with admiration at the
early daffodils and wondering just
how many meteorological records
would bo broken this. month,
1r. Napier Denison, director of the
Dominion meteorological observately,
announced today that February had
been the mildest month on record for
00 years,
There was more sunshine for the
first 28 days of this month than for
the whole of any February, includ-
ing those of leap year, dating as far
back at 1802,
An average of six how'sa•day has
boon Victoria's daily share of sae -
shine.
Overcomes Inflanilnlatory
RI-IEUMATISM
MA°TISISR
Mr. F. Rose, Ono Park, Ont., writes:
"I was attacked by Infammatory
Rheumatism. 1couldn't bear to hbee touched. T -n was R C e
gave me the most extraordinary relief.
Before my first $1 box was finished 1
was entirely free of any sign of rheu-
matism." Equally good for Painful
Neuritis, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neuralgia.
No harmful drugs. 50c and $1. 224
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THE FREE PRESS, I ONDO'IN, ON AR ),
Theatre Ushers
Vote To Strike
NEW YORK, Yee, 27.—IAP) —
Atinouncement of a general strike
of. ushers and other front -of -Ute-
house employees of New York
Motion -picture theatres in an
effort to force recognition of their
union wee 'made today at the
offices of the Theat'o and Airtime -
M0111 1i]mp1oye°s' Union, 1'hc
strike was voted early today,
after an all-night meeting, but it
is not expected to start before
Thursday. T110 union elalms a
membership of 4,000 and indirect
influence over 20,000,
TO THINUIT CITY
Immediate Steps To Consider
Building Continuation
FOLLOWS. DISPUTE
Warden Says Best Offer Has
Been Submitted
Middlesex County Council is pre-
pared to lake imniedlale steps to con-
sider building a series of continuation
schools In the district as a result of
the dispute between tho County and
the London :Board of 1Odueallon over
the cost of Middlesex pupils, warden
elaeold Marr told .The free Press
Yesterday',
"We have made our best offer to
the city" the warden said, "l3 this
offer is refused we will immediately
consider palls to build our own
schools."
A committee from the Middlesex
Comity Council has offered to pay to
the city 00 per cent. of the cost or
educating county pupils In city
schools. however, the city is holding
out. for 9216 per cent. of the cost.
"Will you ask the city for another
meeting to reconsider 'the offer?"
Warden Marr was questioned.
1rNo: we have made our best otter,"
110 replied,
In the past Middlesex has paid only
80..per cent. of the cost of educating
its pupils in city secondary schools.
However, last year this amountedto
about $50,000 while in .1932 it was
$53,1117.
A number of the County Councilors
believe it would be cheaper to build
their own high schools or class "A"
continuation settee's. This proposal
will be considered if the city refuses
to accept the offer of 90 per cent.
nada by Middlesex,
if county schools are built it is
'ilcely one would bo constructed in
Broughdale and another south of the
city. Some of the eminent= favor
the immediate construction of four
new schools 1n Middlesex. They would
LII be near the city.
BANKING COMMITTEE
HEAD IS CHOSEN
OTTAWA Feb. 27.-1 CP)—n, 13.
Hanson (Cons., York-Sunhury) was
today chosenchairman of the Cont
moue 00011;1lee e1 banking and
commerce. This will he oto of the
most important standing conmitteei,
of the sesslon, since the Iegielatlon
establishing, a centro]bank and
amending the ,lank Act will be re-
ferred to it. \ir, Hanson was eh0ir-
man of the committee which exam-
ined into the affairs of rho Canadian
Naltoltai Railway's two years ago,
Mark C. Senn (lona, 17aldimand)
W/10 again selected chairman of the
committee on agriculture, to which
the legislation on marketing will be
referred. Ile waschairman of that
committee last year when it investi-
gated the dairy industry.
The committee on privileges and
elections wilt be beaded by A, .1.
Anderson (Conry., Toronto -Ingle Parke;
FAILS TO APPEAR IN
SWEPT BY BLIZZARDS
COURT, IS FINED $25
TORONTO, Fe27. — Tailh,g to
appear in York County pollee court
to answer a charge of reckless driv-
ing, Lance Nnlhery, Pleton, was fined
$23 and costs by Magistrate William
Keith today'.
A htgitway patrolman told the court
of chasing the accused man in sera
weather for 10 miles- along the libig-
ston highwayy at 70 miles an hon
bolero overtaking Both mnl m•isl
and officer narrowly missed colliding
with a street car, he said. Nettle*,
the constable acid, admitted having
rurchased a quart of liquor in Co-
Uoul•g.
BRITISH ISLES ARE
LONDON, Feb. 2T.—(CPe—l5lizzards
and. snowfalls. all over the 'British
Isles, with fierce storms at 'Pyrone
and Donegal, today' changed the
country's weather map sharply and
'
promised eventually to temper the
severity of the drought.
London, daring the night, was the
coldest capital in Europe.
In Yorkshire farmers busily gather -
OEM S;IiE.ME
TO BE OISCUSSED
Saskatchewan Legislature Will
Discuss Merger
OF PRAIRIE PROVINCES
Plan Advanced By Manioba
Premier Two Years Ago
.REGINA, h'eb. 27—2CP2, Two
years after i','eneter John Bracken of
Manitoba throw Ma Prairie -union pro-
posal across the West and sum it eery
nearly die for want of interest, the
dream scheme of the practical farmer
who leads the Manitoba Government
Is to reach the floor of the Sasl;atch-
ewan Legislature.
Merger of the legislatures of Mani-
toba, Saskatchewan and Alberta was
the design of Mr. Bracken 'when ho
urged one of his own house com-
mittees Jo consider Ills plan In Janu-
ary, 13'
9 :. and tilts is what Saslsat-
thewanalor lar.
Io
g a will ill dls0nas
(t. Is
purely an economy argument and hen
never been advanced in any otter ir-
terest,
Rut rho plan fell as flat as asimilar
one in the East for the political union
of the Maritime Provinces, It al-
most became bewbletter'ed doing the
months. Tt had an Inactive opposition
and supporters who had had then' say
wilhtul stirring up the faintest sign
of general interest,
Or. S, 1V. Arthur, Conservative
menthe, for (1,;;; uinglon, yestordaY
pitmen a rosoluttnn on the order Pape"
of the Ensltatchewon House, proposing
the assemblies of 'Manitoba, Saskat-
chewan and Alberta be fused In one
legislature. It may roach the debate
stage this weolc,
WOULD SAVE MILLIONS
In Premier Bracken's opinion, the
West would ultimately save "millions
of dollars" through union. He told
that to a legislative committee on re-
dlst9bution of electoral divisions, but
the committee not oily dismissed the
suggestion but decided against reevin-
'Mending any reduction 1nthe number
of Manitoba constituencies.
"lvilh nearly 100 less members In
the Prairie legislatures, with one Sas
Ston Instead of three each day, with
avoidance of Lriplleation in adminis-
traLion and of officials, contmissione
etnd boards, with elimination of ti quit
ration of several university and other
department—and in a score 5t other
ways -1 sot of the opinion that while
the innnediat'0 economy would be eon-
slderable, the ultimate sating as the
Years go by would reach to millions
of dollars," Premier Bracken said,
As It is there are lel members In
the three provincial houses -113 each
in Saskatchewan and Alberta and 55
in Manitoba, "Wo ought to bo able
to get a10ng with one-halfof the
total number of mentuersee said the
Manitoba - premier.
What Premier J. 'P. M. Anderson
will have In say about the Arthur
resolution te the House here is proh-
lennnticel. At the time AIr. Bracken's.
propnsnl was receiving wide publielty,
the Saskatchewan premier saki he
(meld not 5110 "complete approbation'
'cher° were some advantages, he ad-
mitted, but there wore also 11 III ul-
tiea width might prove. iesuperable.
ALBERTA VIEW
Hospitals May
Serve Starlings
imuraiO1t10, Feb. 27,—(CP)—
Baltimore hospitals may soon bo
serving steeling delicacies. An
ordinance liar, been prepared fol'
Introduction into 1210 City Counell
to empower the .police commis-
sioner to assign patrohnen to kill
the lards, with shotguns, The
"bag" would' bo turned over to
hospitals and charitable Institu-
tions for eonsunepton,
FERGUSON CHAIRMAN
OF IMPERIAL COMMITTEE
T,ONDON, Fob, 27.--(C3 Cable)—
lion, G.
able)-Lion,-G. Iloward Ferguson, Canadian
highcommissionerin London, today
succeeded Sir Ito;'ace 3. Wilson as
chairman of the imperial 00on011110
committee,which in largo nnoasure
has taken over the dupes of the for-
mer empire mareeth;g board. It is
entrusted 101(1, the task of endeavor-
ing to develop the Marketing'
of pr•ott-
ucts of the overseas em p Ire both p b th i,
L
Britain and foreign countries.
OFFICIAL ROAD REPORTS
TORONTO, 1i'eb. 27, — (CP) — Tho
following roads were closed today, rho
Canadian Press learned from the On-
tario Department of Highways:
Wingham to Greerodle Carp to -Pem-
broke, lioultauul to 1Barrister,. Prim-
rose to Cockatowe, Arthur to Mange-
ville, teananocue to Seely's Bay, Lan-
caster to Vanl,leelc 12111, Carleton
I lave to Arnprior, Shelburne to
Clitttswerlh, Carleton Pinoe to Slitts-
v Ile, Prescott. to the Quebec boun-
dary,
L.
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1 DMUNTON, Feb, 27. - (OP) A
•,roposal, first made by Premier Jo11n
Blacken of Manitoba two years ago
and now revived by it resolution on
the order paper of the Saskatchewan
Lecislalure, that a union of Alberta
yas'•alebewan and Manitoba be aoostit,
probably will not he brought up 111
Ilea Alberta Noun, TY•enlor J. 1..
Brownlee of Alberta said twine,
The premier clee'ared:
"illy opinion 114 1110 same as t ex -
permed two years ago when 1 said
the plan .,night 1,0 worth studying,
The scheme ought have collate 1110111
in' unifying the viewpoints nil the
Prate ie Provinces and effect some
savings in administrative costs, but
the savings wouldnet bo as largo as
some ihtnk.. Also there would have
to be a „rent deal of decentralization
'11 government,"
W. R. I -Towson, Alberta Liberal
leader. while not directly agreeing
with or opposingthe scheme, observed
the throe Prairie Provincee have "tre-
mendously duplicated services rind rho
first step wou'd be to consolidate
these and: administer them from
whatever centre is most advantageous
and with the least possible expense,"
D,
at. Duggan. 11.L,A„ Conservative
leader in Alberta, said that tho pro-
posal "should net be brtesltei aside
as unworthy of consideratioe."
TO BE SETTLED BY
THIS WEEK -END
Several eatalos have left some
beautiful paintings to bo sold by this
week -cud. Tito best offer lakes then,,
as they need tho money. A w'onde'r-
ful opportunity to secure one at a
great saving. Seo there. without
obligation; at Um Nosh Galleries, 192
Dundas sheet.—Advt.
CONDEMNS METHODS OF
"CROOKED ADVERTISER"
TOTIONTO, • Feb. 27.—ICP;—Coe-
danmfng the methods of the "crook-
ed adve'tiser," Stuart Peabody, dime -
or of Advertising and Commerce/Itlos:arc'h, Washington, urged n10111-
ers of the Toronto AdVorlising and
Sales Club today to use their efforts
to eliminate "bsllehoo advertising,"
"Advertising is one of our youngest.
Industries," elle Peabody said, "Just
now it Is on the scoot, but I believe
it will come through Its present crisis
with the 10spo01 and confidence .03
all thinking people, whether they be
10101110M niers. legislators or non -
sumer s."
Ile denounced unscrupulous ttdver-
lising and suggested advertisers
'clean their own house In order that.
advertising can lace -lis proper place
litthe aeononiio p1 11110 and in the
mind of the public."
TORONTO'S TAX RATE
33 MILLS THIS YEAR
ed nu s0070 for deinking and washing b
Purposes Shepherds in North Wales
had difficulty bringing' lambs anti
ewes into safety. The snowstorms
spread even to such a normally warm
centre as Torquay.
COMMITS SUICIDE
WINNIPEG, Fele 27,—Before the
eyes of several horror-stricken Wit-
nesses, Constable Clifford Stanley
Lord, 40, conmillcd suleltio, here Lo -
day by shooting himself through the
headon the roof of a warehouse
building and plunging to led death in
a lane six storeys below. No cause
for ,his action has been discovered.
CHICAGO
MARCH 9 ` BARGAIN
*6.00 Return from: LONDON
Low Fares also to Port Huron, Filet and Durand,
'C-21
Ask wicket Agent for Details,
CANADIAN NATIONAL
TORONTO, Feb: 27.— (CP) —To-'
ronto's tax rate foe 1134 will be 50
111110, the lowest rate since 1930 ana
one mlll lover than the 1033 mill rate.
The elty assessment was lower for.
thecoming year.
OTTAWA ViSITOR,-1'', r. Patten,
Principal 01 the Ottawa Commercial
High School, was a visitor' yesterday
to the Technical School, snaking a
survey of theestaggered Mass system
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0FFE MNI10 IN
CSH TV IllOY.
Pay $20 a Month To Mrs.
Albert Buttery
FOR PERIOD OF ONE YEAR
Board of Pensions Commission-
ers Suggests Compensation
Tb0 board of poneloes commission-
ers has offered a cash compensation
Lo the widow of Albert Buttery, 74 -
year -old veteran, whose tragic death
at Westminster Iioepital following an
alleged attack by' an insane patient
brought an upheaval in that institu-
tion, finally resulting In a widespread
go ve,mmee tat' probe.
Mrs. Buttery has been offered 1107.
00111 01 3240 10 110 paid' at the rate of
$20 a month for One year, It is
leitrll
od.
The -
n l • u tet•y family and their repre-
sentatives novo not yet decided
whether or not to accept this de-
cision or to press for an increased
consideration, It was reported.
Tho' m000y, it is stated, would-. be
lateen from a fund made available
through the will of a wealthy Cana-
dian selling aside a large SUM to be
need in special cases for assisting
needy ex'servicenten and their fam-
ilies, The payments will not cone
from .the department coffers.
IL has besn pointed out, however,
that. if Otto. fluttery aceepls the
award on the basis of monthly pay-
ments for one year she will be forced
to relinquish a .good share of her old
age pension and Linen at the end of
the 12 -month period would have to
mance reapplication to the pensions
boat d.
Some further representation- on
behalf of the widow may be made as
soon as the report of the commission
which Investigated thedeath of But-
tery and general administration at the
hospital has boon made public,
The probe' was conducted in Sep -
telneer, leaf reentering S abo
ut three
weeps and as yet nothing of an ofd-.
Bial nature has been heard concerning
Llre ❑ridings,
Our forefathers mannractured shot
by dropping slender streams of molten
lead .front high towers into tanks of
cold water; the streams formed into
spherical drops as they descended,
and the water hardened them.
C HA 16
TORONTO
eherge of f,tlet„
lino of the boo,
two charges of tf
Dalton n o N,,'GIIq.
and director et
of Canada, well
Hearing in cretin•
of theft of $2,6
being pipaeoded:p
i
•
'Huron
Debenture
have a strong appeal for
investors who desire both safe'
gratifying interest return.
24,900 Huron & Erie Det
totalling over $27,000,000,
owned
b
Canadians.
anadans.
Issued for $100 and over fB
years. Interest coupons are paya
yearly.
Have you surplus funds?'
The Huron & Erie Mortgage Corporation
Dundas and Clarence
Dundee near English
Old -
Fashioned
Horehound
Twist
1 Ib., 190
Market
Elmwood entre
VALUES! VALUES!
We present for this week -end a selection of what in our opinion are outstandingvalues nes in the drug
business, even in these times. Business throughout Canada is improving, and with this improvement
there is bound to come some price adjustments. But in the meantime manufacturers want business, and
in an effort to stimulate it are willing to sacrifice profits by presenting exceptional offers. These offers,
combined with our '`Save -You -Money" prices on other commodities, make up a tremendous list of
EXTRAORDINARY V
Kruschen
Salts
(Giant
Pkg.)
69c
Colgate's
Shaving Cream
With Shaving Lotion.
A 60c value for 39c
Prep
The
medicated
tit 1skin cream
non -greasy
.auMi''A 50c jar at
the special price of 200
Armannd's
Vegetale Lotion
A former 75c value for 20c
Williams'
Regular
Shaving
Cream
and
Williams'
13rushless
Cream
—a 70c
value
for 39c
Armand's Zest
A delightful after -shave at
the special price of 29c
A box of
Day
Dream
Face
Powder
and a 50c bottle of Day
Dream Perfume—all for 590
Ara aand's Rouge
Zanzibar, medium end petal -
pink. Special clearance price
29c a pkg.
Vip
The delicious health drink,
two sizes , , , 590 and 98c
NATIONAL
Milk of Magnesia
A 16 -oz. bottle of splendid
Magnesia, a bottle , , 29c
Fruitatives
for the liver,
Small pkg. : 23c
T n,r;e pkg, 37c
EXTRA SPECIAL
S.D.L.
Hot Water bottles
First quality, 2 -qt. size.
Guaranteed one year
57c each.
Marvellous
Toilet Articles
By Hudnut
Complexion Powder . , , 55c
Hand Cream 55c
Liquidifying Cleansing
Cream 56c
Tissue Cream ..
Foundation Cream
Skin Freshener'
550
550
550
Acquaintance pkg. 27c
New Dusting PoWtler .. 75c
,.r.,,FBI
Eighty .atea
SQUIBB
ADEX
TABLETS
1OD
\1tit t .,.,.„,1✓:'
Squibb's
Adex
Tablets
With 10D
An easy way
to take Forti-
fied C..d Liver
Oil
Per bottle, $1
Cutex Hand Cream
With free trial tube for 49c
Houbigant's
Face Powder
Quefque Fleur Odor,
Small size 43c
Large size 69c
Dr. West's
Tooth Paste
Whitens the teeth
and keeps mout]i
healthy.
2 tubes 39c,
Pinaud's
Toilet Arcticles
Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic.
4 -oz, bottle' , ' 85c
6 -oz, bottle 87c
Lilac Shaving Lotion -
4 -oz. bottle. G6c
6 -oz. bottle 87c
Brillatone—
Per bottle ' $1,00
Pep
Hu
The,1
wholes
1I
FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATU
Norfolk
Planters
Tobacco
For satisfying smokes.
Fine or coarse cut.
1-5 lb. tin, 25c
Ingram 's
Milkweed
Cream
reg 55a size,
370
reg. $1,10
size, 73c
Mum
the
deodorant
reg. 38c jar,
240
reg, 65c jar,
430
Ipana
Tooth Paste
reg 55c tube
33c, 2 for 65c
Kolynos
Tooth Paste
two sizes
32c and 43c
McLean's
Stomach
Powder and
Tablets
75c a pkg.
Belladonna
Plasters
official
strength
15c, 2 for 29c
Sal Hepatica
three sizes.
reg, 35c, 22c
reg. 70c. 44c
reg• $1,40 ,.
87c
Hoyt 's
Eau de
Cologne
three sizes.
29c. 59c,
$1.19
Condensed
Jad Salts
for your
health
55c
Bay Rum
sprinkler
top
6 -oz. bot,
50c
Ingram 's
Shaving
Cream
tube or jars
273 each
Seidlitz
Powders
$ in a box
13e, 2 for 25c
Sterilized
Gauze
1 yd. square
13c, 2 for 25e
Listerated
Balm
4•oz. bottle
39c
njer•Kiss
Face Powder
Por box
39c
Arlon
TLheatricaI
Cold Cream
1 -Ib, jar 59c
Ephedrine
[nhalent
1 -oz. bot,
490
Anacin
Tablets
three sizes
22e, 69c, 93c
Pertussin P. K. Hops
for coughs reg, 150 pkg.
reg. 60c bot. 10c,
490 2 pkgs. 19c
Poti'olagar
for
constipation
8 -oz, bot. 69c
16 -oz, bot.
$1.19
Scott 'S
Emulsion
large bottle
reg. $1,30
69c
Lady Esther
Toiletries
Four -Purpose Oream—
Regular size 59c
Large size 99c
Extra large size ,. $1.95
Face Powder, regular $1.50,
for $1.29
DuBarry Beauty,
Preparations
At Pre -Tax Prices
Foundation Cream, pink:. or
white $1.00
Special Skin Food, jar $1,50
Tissue Cream, per jar..$1.50
Cleansing Cream, jar. $1.50
Shan Tonic and Freshener,
per bottle $1.00
Special Astringent, bot.$1.50
Introductory pkg. $1,00
Powder Lotion $1,50
Face Powder $2,00
Compacts . $1.25
Rouge
Loose$1.25
Powder Vanity
701‘7020 C
Household
Atomizers
A splendid spray for either
aqueous or oily mixtures,
each 89c
Campana's.
Italian
Balm
For the skin,
three sizes,
27c, 52c and 87c
Toilet Soaps
Zonox Health Soap, large
cakes ..,.,..., 4 for 22c
Infants' Delight Soap ..,;-
5 cakes 23c
Jergen's Round Bath Soap
5 cakes 25c
Latrix Health Soap 4 for 29c
A 50c BOX
Armand's Bouquet
Face Powder
and a 500
jar of
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Sun -Ray
Heating
Three -heat unit,
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23c, 2 p
all for 59c
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