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'L7Very,ho•dy ,has --Seznething g
about them,; -even Soti„ though
never eipected-to. find it in him!
believe Lot was never happy
Sodom, :He was making ' reaney,•.
hoped that it. would .make him. ha
eneme...clayl Was he 'right'? •
Re was at the.s market jeer, outs
of-theseity one day -with thig"W
'all ,cione. was_ just time- to el
the cit-gatsvad the gate man
one on the gates .01rewry shut w
'Met- saw tiv.o nfenstentirig. along
highway! He noticed that they' w'
.'.80.h.e.o.sked, the gate m
to wait he • went to then,lie-
,vited,t,hern to eonie trite thes. city a
stayswith 'him all..zsight. They nee
ed domeepersuesion, but finally th
accept.
The supper was.. jueneas gooa
...-Lot_was able to buy in the- city. T
very' beet was hot too goo tt for
visitor 'his house! But the' Me
was searcelyenver- when a crowd
men and boys *as. at the door.,
went out- to see Whet they, wante
He was, iarprised 'toe sea- •so man
illizndese.ds of sessnsi and -boys !
csould they ....virareiTh
-' ttheigate -man' has toisi...Usai
sethere • are-,stra;nters. in 'your hi:Mee
the leader said, "and we want. to s
ood
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• them."•
s --"'"But," Lot answered, "they are m
guests! There is a law in.the desert
whieh makes a man reepensible• for
• the lives of all' his gueets."' ....He knew
that these Men would be, mobbed by
the men of S'odomn-so he. tried to send
-the crowd • away; then he tried to
buy. -them to go. The More he delay-
ed them, .the angri er • .they becarne
Then s,mbody called out, "We le
ass Faue ivileGeturreedtvrA,rmvack)
,fel1 ion be kittelien fleocr of her home
TKiayev'enbg aind fractured
her heft*,ains. near the shoulder. The
fracture mists, rechied et the Wtinig-
haih •General neniewe Ince
pleasedko Ate,* that she iseektogneess,
ng a
,ean be expected,•
Wingham Advence-TOnes.
District • Representative- .•
'Mr...T. W. Hyndrnan has .been ap-
pointed District Representatiese
Cantinental Life In-
surance CoMpany, head (effine,. Tenon-
-en M'. Hynslivan bliin,gs to his new
posiliten, wide experience 'in the in-
nirance, field— Winfgham Ailiarrees
Times.
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Aubun. Pastor Fractures ,Leg
•Re'.v. G. W...„;elefian, pastor of
Ginton and Autern Baptist nhurehes
enetained !larken. right leg. we:neon
a ;ink rabbit hat near .Lentinsoro,
Friday oftereoon With a party from
Clinton., }Levine secu.red geod bag
of game the hunters were retnneing
to nhele ears when Mr. Sherman etep-
ped len an •nptturned. furrow under -the '
mow, twisstiling the leg 'and. snapping
-thee of -the Ithglii-'A-truk haat
aualbsted became' an improyise
ambulance to carry .thasinured tie
vane. h.osPiltalenllVtln
ham-Advance-Timps. . •
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Engaged By Etisiness College
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Mists Doeothet..-Kingetni; ',BA., who
was in charge of the Cenerherefal. Des
pertinent . of -Carnenellford. . High
Stheel Inlillszaatine was diecnti.nueel,
y end who -has since been in bessiness
ccelegee werk„..-has been engaged by
the Wingharm, Business College. Mini
Kingston was eecommenided ' by nun-
nmonie, revolution . of the Campbel-
fed 'Board' of Edna:at:Inn aftihe by.
Primital. Greig, Who, is an old pupil.
ef Mr. Spoto. Tins • youngslady hon-
rli te..60 • had the ip.racitial experience of
rbling in theme ' of a large loritee.-
11 I .1Viineshistm Ad vailteTiene.s. .
g 0
' . George Hanley _e::
1 Tos enn.ral Of the late IGbre.e.
0 kfin'eSn...-whe died en his .h(orne,' Queen
• St%'; Ft -els, on Tiihrsday. Dec. 26th;
_ was 'hs,d ;p61vaitely from ' the Walker
Funcrl.H).-na 'on 'Saturclay the 2th,
n enh .seevite ,tendcted by the Rev.
• John Graham, fleeter of St: John's
Y
1eien Churtin. Brussels. • Polorst-'
I ing the .serecethe remains wee in-
terrd • in the • Brusels' . cemetery.
P..snt!,ful -final tributes • Were laid on
1 l'i'l catkeon eillw' from tbe family;
eereaths• eaff, of iloyal ,Bank, 'Cht,
,,,..tsri, wess.'11. Me and Mrs. Jcn-1V17.
)1 rclii, Srafrard. ' Pallbearer were
n.: Jhr-ESnirmanS; Samuel WA-
tes--WT1 in Cl: us, George 'Meetill,
• 0 r eel Von fiel d en d F4angiS Kerney,
nmeeBeuseelss Past. - , • . -7
.. liownshin Clerk Resigns
Mr. lIer.•:".Y Strarg. who. for:ile pen',
8 years has been the. municipal clerk
f 15 -:,'e TOwnehip, 'and who dur-
i ri 1. thoe yeers- has given painstak-
..r,g a:nd ••efflnt eerviee ,:tkth' rami -
\,14,7e
i7:P.rality., is. terdemng-Ws .reelig time
take effectsaf ter the neni-toun ' H..
• }lee beens:wore ie atlheir in. aeginal
Meesing next ‘Meielay. ' Mr. Strang.
1V9S aneointed ta theepesition in May,
• 118. At the.. recent neininatonmeet
-4.mg, o t F7snef'.1fi Me Strang. helmets
eds. hs i nt cmVI on of•,, rei.ignng, • thee
1 ive:1g the new, copneil 'tthe to eon -
ase the matter... We understand
there are „several seplicants for the
poition.-8?cciter.:TimetsAtiVacate.
.Killed by. Gaaii• Family, Garage
:Wes Gladys. E. Broshey. 22.. daugh-
ter of.1VIr. and'Mrs FredWs Bephen
end niece of Mr. Josaph BrOpheyn ial
twn,' died Vie Saturday from sasphyx-
Catin when ehe was •running the en
nine of a ca,i,nirt the garage atelier
hin(e.. in Cleveland. Born in Wirini-
peg, the daughter of • Mr. 'and • Mrs.
F. .1W. .Brohey,. the tweed ta. C1 -ere -
and several year ago . with her .fams
illy.. One iferter snvives, Miss Irene
Briephey, alse of Cleveland. The, body
as broughtelin train from cleeefland
and arrivedeon Tuesday evening, ace
,you live , hereyou grasping. Jew! -Yo
Sheeny! ,Do you think we ere goin
to • let you tell. us what to life; o
bane.' to' live?' No!" with 'a
angry yelInthe . mob 'croded in
seite Lot!'
Just at thaternoment, a.hand reach
ed out from •the. house and Lot 4:Us
appeared swiftly. within! Then th
mennsoutsides 'howled in fury! The
Ariel' to fid, the door to break itsin
But they could not find it. And some
thin k •was 17Jr Wit with their eyeese,
they, could nat see! Allnight long
they raved like ,,mad mennenaCWith
anger! But they were helplessly
blend! -
--,•• •Se..
Inside the house, the Angels (yes
• they were ,two of the; Angell- whd
had been with Ahi,are that • day --at
non! And Lot leis as -surprised as
Abram lied been!). TheAngel,s.nold
;Lot that the city would, be destroy-
ey that sneht.• Any 'friends to Warn
,-e•d,o.. it. nowt.. All of Lends
were hteshe. huse..his wife,' two
•• .. 'daugters and two prasPective dons-
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The young Men only laughed when -
Let nuld. thein • whet Ws•-saboiiF to
happen. . . The three women
ant! 1.4 t were •hurried out the back
(f0r, Ci:W11 the side streets - through'
the night' they- found the-E-ast.,gate
just as tha'Stin was •rising in the
earls? morning. "Run, run' for your
life,'!. the Agel's called to them. "Do
net9.°k 'be& till yeti get no thnet
.•city. . The • city will be fistroyed at.
since"' •
' "Along then -winding road th,ey ran,
toward.the email c'ity, Zoar. Then,
Lot's wife rementbered that they, had
conne without 'any of- their matey -
:and. the jewels she had left -en the.
bedroom dresfer. Could she -get them
' 'yet? She turned to See!. .And the
• storm f cleetructi on, caught her!
• . , Lot and his. two -daughters
escane,d albie!" •
All eight long, there wir eld.
man walking out on the hills. How
gay the lights of Sodom looked! All
1,
night he watched andlvondez7ed. Then
' • the lights. •seented ,to .,greW dimared
„ et'he Sun leant over 'the .'horizion.
Abram was about to: shout for joy,
"The dity is sfe!" when he saw a,
edark, cloud! The- wind" swept it as
erase the sky to Sodoin! • There it
stood stilland fire fell out Of it!
•-•s ..., Sheets bf 'fleet. A __cloud of smoke
from Sodom answered the cloud -
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filkat4ORRROIDS
OR "PILES"
are promptly onetheroughly
relieved by the use ef
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Sodom was -destroye!.
Abram understood . . but we
do not know When he found (Gin that
a 'little kindness had - haved three
members': of the house of Lot. ' •
That was all that Lot had left out
of his life -of selffsieness-jug two
daughters, and, his-claughters-'Vere
not -the kind -to be proud of. • . . .
He had a memory of what --might have
been but it 'was leo late and he was
a litte. withered old man, afraid of
'other men-,--hiaing in a cave in the
hills, trying to etartill over again -
too late!
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lisuSty Flour means •real economy. It goes
farther. Rich in nourishing glUten; it
makes bread that rises right up out of
the pans -rand the most delicious bidcuits,
cakes; pies and flaky pastry ever baked!
4est for ell your Bakin
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(MOOSE. i4Esc jeN TEL CAL,
' "fio ROOKASRATES
$1.60 $1;60
ANGLE 0 Hipiltt
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DERMIREP C:0T
CONVENIENTLY LOCATIO
Mb ROMS-RATES
$1,50 td $2.0
SVltkp HIHER.
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Supplies Gently Acting "ul" -
•.40 Aid Regular Habits
Now and tlien,--id talking -:With'
your friends,thesui4ectuf bran has
gem pp. sp thgt,,yeattocts 'might
rplace-unsuaorted opinions, the.
some Years. research in leadin
riKnetilroitgiogliCzpraantoyri.eh:s aided •for
Studieti Made on a group et
healthy 'women showed that two
tablespoonfuls of brae daily con-.
etieued terelieVe constipation! over
-'a period of Months. How- different
from -eathartics-where ,dosage
often must be increased. . ' •
AiiiNher serieSof testi on men in-
diatedthat, With some pepl, the
"bulk" in bran wee einsch snore
effective than that found in fruits
and vegetables.
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Further tests allowed thatKel-
logg's 411, -BRAN provided vitamin
an iron as well as "bulk."
This "hulk" absorbs. moisture, and
gently exercises and cleanses' the
System - the right way to Correct
constipation.
Serve Ann -Benne regelaely for
• regularity. Either as a cereal, with
milk or creanf, or in cooked dishes.
' It is a natural laxative food. Sold
by all grocers. Made by Kellogg in
Landon, Ontario. •, es' •
Wanatipaticrl due to seeniseen "blk"
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cornpanierl log •hes' Weans. an -her.
aster, Irene. 1V1ssBrephey occupied
a: ipositi'ou 'with an -electric company
n(Cleeelanc1. She ware.' a particula-,•
, .
:5* At rctive gni and her .untimitly
.deathnts- a serous loss to her ;elle-
elves ,aici other friends. Wednesday
a.fternonti a funeral se -finite was don-
dueted hy . Ren A. C. Calder at 'Mr.
Js,epleBrepey's residene before in..
te:Wei-it taiair plate in istlamd ce
tery.-Goderich Star.
..•... • .Died ht. California
Weed has .been receiyed of
death in Daklan,d,„' Califs of a forner
resident tit -Expter7Iie the person of
Mrs Fred A. Kaye, aged, 61 i)ears:'
Mr. Keyes died Setembr, 9th 'fol
1ovolug...a.s.hort41.1nss and death.
was quite • unexpected.' At his bedside
were his wife, Margaret N. •Ke.ys,
and two • eons, tr5(ii Be and .Carl H.
Ntle, The remains Were ',cremated
and i e rre.de. at '• 'Oakland. Exi,tee
Tim-Adepeae. • '•
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. • New. Division CoUrt. Clerk •
ne-
th.e
Mr. -Me-N.: Creeeln who toe the
past thirty years- has .oetinied the
Posiltioni 'of LEvion Court Clerk,
whieh he has filled, in a Very effici-
ent 'inanneeere,c'e,.ivecl word Saturday
last that, he was beteg retired. Mr.
J..ilf.. Grieve is the. neWappoi,nteee-.
Exeter Tinles.,Advocate. .
. • Death'of.•Mrs. E. :Meidinger
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The N/litgt-atd borpmuisity was
shocked wh 2n, they herd at the sun,.
expected sad nw§ f rInlinbeth
•Inteidieg`g, sixty years .of age and
zeedent of ths, .celnmund.ty fa
twenty-nine 'yeses: passed away on
Wecisiesday evenng; January -let, af
ter a• ,hert attack which paved.fr
be fatal while viisiting at the home of
hr e friend, Mrs. ,George Campbell
The..clenesed was bare on January 13
.1875,• in Mt. Clemens, Michigan. 'She
lived eihtre for some time and thein
moved with .her parents to. ',Remnd,
Michigan. • She resided .therenntil •her
niarria,kito Mr. .Meirliged. The de-
parted .was a very loving companion
and nsuch devoted to her home and,
had many very 'close and affectionate
friends in the iseighberholod. She Wes
also very faithful and active in .eleffeh
mattr. --She will be greatly mimed
by -these 'neghbors and 'friends.. Te
late Mrs. Meidinger leaves,. to mourn
her lass her sorowing (hushand and( a
daghter, Sister Joan Marie, of De-
e also six Ibrothers,... Joseph; Ed-.
lbrt, Fred and George Pur-
ee* •of Merrill, and Robert Furtaw' of
Wayne, Mchigan The funeral ser-
vices were tentincted . an Saltu•rday
morning in the St. Boniface R. C.
C'h'urch, Zurich, with Rev. Father L.
Power ciatingle--Zurich Heald.
Elected:, Preeident Efeisesith Year
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-awr- ena
6ie.se
iMishile4.44gesiteb4olpre trei:teir
1u'beasts with partienlar ltintisates
ecersPeasate them tarib tille;imimiPrtal's
evhdelt was denied thesis. In eeeeett.
and present stienee there ha,ve be
notnerique private ceineteries Tor ens
1.31els, the most' famous ff these, Om,.
haps being the Sine which Queen Vie-
toria had at Winfleor fer her departs.
ed Pets, and that of Frederick
e
Get M an Sonar
(Qn this island in the! 'Seine one
finds the finest enpeession of man's
rememibranCe of his durch•Cormrades
wh6 have Inhered Ms lot The hu h
lest worldliest and great, primes, auth-
ors, sentoes, ipainters, mueitsians, evs
ery, claws of .people„ have benght bur-
ial plots in nth is scheduled spot. Its
wooded six acres were originially he
rendezvous tof paches. Now the veey
od eime, poplars, horse..ehesteuts and
a rich groWth Of shrubbery make it
almost smpossible to obtain, e, photo-
graph of any but a small peril:lop.
the .cerriet,ery at .on'oe...- -
Fortunately not a,11' the, sited bane
been Paid for in perpetuity or thitre
.wcKi a 115/6.2.roovi for tie more inter-.
ments. The . priests •ofsa 'square metre
(of eerth'fae all time is 3;00 franca.
But many people co(0141"'nof 'aford a
Testing 'pace for their pets for
-
than from two 'r three years. Y
the.. island is 'rapidly being covere
ith. -permanent torahs. Some are Va.
eahoolate )Thfmtest marbe. Alt the
land's lower end .stands • a ere/stater
lik. One- efethe strict iregulatione
the Societyis that ,no tomb can. b
erected which i'n any ways yesmble
these in •buril 'groutis folemen.
religious 'symbols are periiitbed.
The: place has ai particular aPpea
because. of ',the • quaintness, of Man
ef ,the tombs aodi-Jtke ;Originality
the • epitaphs,. ,,..fst .hey every vim
tery where-Ipeoe are buridcan be
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This is
Another.
ear!!
TRY ,,,,
FIRST-CLASS
«-
RINTING
For 'BUSINESS ILLS
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found rumnmen* ad. inseripttions
where bad 'taste is -glaringly. evident.,
Bulh here on Wrecker's Island one
fiMidl..3 a •peaSing exception.' Every,
atte'etegood taste, saline.
plicity and simerity. Even among the
thasands• .af inscriptins there are
only a very few Whichelering a .sreile
by ,reason. of 'their excessive senti-
mentaliy. • .•
The ,number of famous people who
have taken plots fo7r-- (their pets is.
large. Ainteng themthere' are such'
names es. Edmond R,ostand, • ,Saint
Saens,itcha 'Guitry,- the. Princess
Lobnaffs and the Grand Duke .14tich-
-olas: There are many fames inecripsti ons, .
notably being ,, Victor' Hugo's,
"A' dog ie .virtue, hk,h haring • un-
able to...become. a man, is a beastins
stead," and "The More I eee.etnien,
the more -I leve. d'," by Pascal.
Many teiching inscriptions tellthe
teles elf f,aithful ogs, Of geedcams
rade-One. stone bearsthe inserip-
tion; `,41My ,little Gas., Who wasmy.
tele, support. &ring the years Of my
captivity." .- •
There • ere trombs, to dogsand car-
rier pigeons &anus, in th,e War, and
to a 'cat and dog who by their actions.
warned "Freneli• soldiers e of the saps.
',kneel! 'of ..poison • gas, as well as -line
in memory to a."Krorse-pho .won the
Grand . Prix, and another to a pet
cnary..
. a , • • •
r- 1100.9!F Sr to perform the: second• op-
. eratipe but the 'shock was tan, great:
esaSehe passed away Tuesday: Hee
mfother.haS been With .her eontimioue,-
' ly since, her illnetsse.•Besides her par-
, emits', two Ibrathers Survive.. The par-
, ents moved to Eketer a short time
•• ago from -Clinton; Mr. O'Brienlieing
in ,charge of the Canadian Packer
beasch•here. They were former resis
dents of ..ZUTiZik. • Jenhas been .a
serail at the ',Exeter public Scheel and,
was abright and 'harming :child. The
funeral ' evs held Thursday and this
would have been her eighbh. birthiclay.•
Interment tololc place in the Zurich
censeterye The 'funeral service was
conduted by Rev. Mr. Burn, of Zur-
ich, and Rev. A. Page, of James St..
Uonrd.ietd Church: - NevessIte
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Caught in -Washing Machine
Mrs. Adam Barrow, Nelston Street,
suffered terrible injuries to .her right
hand on Tuesday at *onwhen it *as
eaught in the wringer lOn•lit • wash-
eneihine. The whole hand was,
drawn 'between the rollers and in
freeing it Mrs. Biiiiiaiintut and 'tore
meet ofthe flesh. It was fertun.a.te
:tht at the Utile Fred Crich was de-
Ilering-bread- at:the Barre* Win.
He saw the wentar's plight and ask-
ed n,eighbars to call a (lactose Mrs..
Barrow was taken to' Alexandra hOs
pital, w,here the wounds .in her mang-
led hand were-losed, one •bnixlmed.
stitches (hieing. required. ---. Goderich
Receives Move To Guelph
At the annual meetingef the Coun-
ty of Huron Bar Aseocialtibn on Tues-
day, Man. Lieftue E. Dancey, KC., .01 •
600.11,ch, was •eleeted .president fat
the eleventh time in succession, Judge
T. M. ;Castello 'beng named as an
Ircrictrfaer president. Other executive
members are D. E. • Holmes, vice-
president; . R. C. Hays, secretary -
treasurer, and D. R. Nairn, librarian
Three fernter mennbers having died
-aline 'the last annual meeting, the
Assciatilan's kngret at .their ipassing
was duly recorded. They -Were R. C.
Hans, K.C., Sr.;R. S. Hays', .of Sea -
forth, 'and T. k. •Carling, 'of- Eneter
-Goderich Star.
'-Has Experience -with Thieves
A trip to Windsor last week b
R'obeet Wilson, Jr., Cri»ron St., sea:
eventful, but far -from profitable. H
left 'bis car bn the street at night
and it would not start in the morn-
ing A garage meehanit thoughrt the
trouble Might bein the 'battery. It
was, or rather wais caused by the !ab-
sence of the battery. Someone ha -d
cut the bandehelding the battery box
under the car and had made off with
bath box and battery. That 'was bad
enough, but further Inneetigatilon •re-
vealed that the sePpee right rear cor-
ner sof the car had been bacillyerumlp-
led as if by the 'etakelbodyof a pass-
ing trunk. Mr. Wilson made the re -
James Brundrit, who, has been (tele
er of th,e Bank 'of Connerveree here for
the past five years. received notice
of transfer to the Guelph branch of
tlifet bank 'on Tuesday of this week.
Mr. Brundiritt carife to Mitchell from
Wolarrtion. He wilil be succeeded by W.
L. Diresiii, who tomes, from the ,Strat-
ford branch; apd was formerly at
Dell:aim His *tne is in Seaforth.-
Mitchell Advirate.
Retires Aritif-14 Years on C.NR.
- 'Thiobert Cethiberten1 oftown, liras re-
tired from the Canadian National
Railsta.ys after being in their service
for the past twenty-nine years. He
started working at Bright and the
felffowing year Moved' eto
Where he has resided continuum*,
'holding the -position of ,section fore-
man. He hae been retiredon pest -
SIM/ and his friends 'here wish hies
coetinned health to enjoy many weirs
a.rned years cif retirement -Mitchell
Adisocabe. -
irri trip to Goderich without further
sines ar damage.--Goderich Signals
Little Child Dies
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lfe, and lOra E--ennia 'O'Brien will
have the sympathy of the community
in the lone of their bittM daughter,
Jean Mary, who passed aWay Tues-
day et .ffie Childrent Warr Mentorial
J'Pspital In Lonon, Jean was taker'
Oh, the hsital' eulterlog from Mae-
totid trouble and en the 14th of .1)/e.
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Telephone Rates are now in effect:
4NIGHT RATES on "Person -to -Person" Calls
Calls to a particular person are now available (on all but short -
haul messages) at redueed rates after 7 p.ms' :Hitherto, discounts
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have been made at night ,o4ri1y on' "Anyone",, (station-tontatititt)
calls. The discounts on most "Prsonto-Person" night calls are the
saree in money ason "Anyone" calls.
WEEK -END RATE
Night rates will apply all day Sunday on both "Person -to -Person"
and "Anyone" calls. This means that the lowest rates for either
"Anyone" or "Peeson-to-Person" calls are available continuously
from 7 p.m. Saturday to 4.30 a.m. Monday.
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NIGHT RATES on "Anyone" Calls
To points where the Day "Anyone" rate is 50 cents or less, filo,
• discounts for Night Calls are reduced or discontinued. That is
some of the present 25- and 30 -bent Night rates are increased by
5 or 10 cents. These discount inducements to call while the tide
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of traffic is lower are replaced by the more attractive Night
"Person -to -Person" and Weeklend reduction& •
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This isthe fifth important revisien of Long Diacritic4 telephone rates
within the past seven years. in both social and business affairs threw
Week -end and Night rates offer you a broader service at a ,,,,,
• Ask your Long Distance Operator for the new rates.
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