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Shoe Store
Complete lino of ladies'. gentle-
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SPRING TIME IS
KODAK TIME
Thin is the place to fit you out to take pictures.
Brownie Cameras, Kodaks, Films and all sup-
plies needed for amateur finishing. Our exper-
ience of many years is at your service, either in
finishingor picture taking.
veloping, Printing, Enlarging
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
PHONE 90 GODERICH
PORT AI.DERT `lister; Fifteen members brought
in the awn of $009.25. It is perhaps
Billy McDonald, of 'Detroit, spent not Amiss to make special mention
the week -end in our midst. of Miss Harriet Hayden, who alone.
Quite a number took in the dance returned the spleudid sum of *16.85.
in Kintail oa Friday evening. i Seeding will be very late this year,
Harold Tlgert had the misfortune as there hu not been any work done
to have one of his horses kicked and i on the land yet and' the weather ,is
its. leg was broken, so they bad to still very cold,and the land very wet•
dispose of it. • i However, we hope for better weather
A number took in the play at Car- !conditions very soon.
•
]ow on Friday evening and report Mr. and Mrs. •Ashton were In town
good time. at . • . I on Monday, it being the fiftieth an -
if the marriage of Mrs..
making some . calls in this neighbor, -Ashton s parents, M. and Mrs. Jes.
ho
od on Monday. Stephenson. We extend congrat la=
tions to them and wish them m�ny
Miss Minnie Aiekson, of the A. M. more happy : years together.
& G. hospital, spent Sunday evening
Next Sabbath, May 2nd, the sacra- • at her home. NILE
menu et the Lord's supper will be Mr. and Mrs.. White motored to
dispensed in the United church at 3 Windsor last week.
p.m.. • Mr. Albert Glen his gone to Pelee
Hazel Green was' in Goderich the 1 Island for a few weeks.
eatitbd, "'file Story it Two Yung
ilea." will be riven.
Mr. Arthur Fishier, Mr, Jebel
Mr. John Treble and Mr. Pedlar t•
tended the anepia( of the represen-
tatives of the various chanlw of
this district at Auburn on Moeda-
of this week. The atsttisir was to
discuss and make plans for the re
arcing of the work of this ant'
neighboring districts. They report-
ed that nothing but the most gra,
eious spirit characters:eel tue meet
ing and a very amiable decision war
leached. Final settlement will be
announced in the near future.
LANES
Mrs. Alex. Hackett is improving
nicely again.
Mr. Samuel Sherwood visited
friends at Crewe last Friday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bunter visit-
i ed at Jos. Hackett's one day last
nversaF o
>'8» L. Beed .and J. Simpson were
latter part of last week helping Mr. Mr. Seguss is working in Goderich
and Mrs. Warreiter, who are both on this week for the Dominion Road
the sick iIiat, Machinery Co. °
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. McMillan at- Mr. Allen Currie came out from
tended the funeral Of the late Mrs. Goderich last Friday and spent the
.Jno. Kilpatrick, of Crewe, on Thurs- week -end with friends here,
day afternoon of last week. ° ` Quite a number of Nile people took
Victor and Bobbie Hoy aro spend- in the .play at Carlow last Friday
week.
'
Miss Lena Hackett spent a couple
of days with friends in Lucknow lest
week.
Mr. Alex. Beckett and son. Mel-
vin, visited et John Bradley's one
day recently.
Messrs. Tom and Cliff* Hackett
were working on the gravel road a
couple of days last week.
eeir. Max Raynard and Nelson. of
Paramount, visited at Harold Fer-
guson's one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Philips, of
Goderich, visited at Thos. Ferguson',
for a few days last week,
Mr. Earl 'Sherwood; who has been
on the sick: list with the cold, has•re-
turned to Lucknow high school.
Quite a number of the people dis-
posed of some potatoes to Mr; Goo,
Douglas, of Lucknow, last week.
Mr. Wilson Irwin spent a couple
of evenings, with his brother, . Wil-
liam, Nn Lueknow, who is ' very sick
with pneumonia.
The buainess meeting of the Back.
ett's Sunday school 'was held last
Thursday evening. The new officers
were re-elected for the. coming year.
Quite a number of the young peo-
ple of this community attended the
Darkey concert ace rt f n Luckno
ws
la t
Tuesday' and all reported a •good
ing some time around home waiting evening and had an enjoyable •time. time `
-or '-h- h,,a+q to sail. .There is still, Some of the. members of the Nile
a great.deal.of ice to contend with, church attended the meeting of the CARLOW
The ladies of Christ church Guild Huron Presbytery'"n Clinton last Mrs. J. 11icride. spent over the
are to be congratulated on the.sue- Tuesday. week -end with her sista r, Mrs. R. 11I.
cess; of. their talent money scheme. The regular -quarterly. eommunitn Young.
Each member. `at the beginning of service at Nile United church, will be Mr. Addeson, of L;.ndesboro, spent
Lent was given 25 cents'. on of the I held Sunday morning,'May 16th, in- Sunday with his daughter,M
Mrs. George •Richardson . is in stead of the first Sunday of ,May.. Dae Bean.
Goderich with her'mother, Mrs. G. Hear the London boy soprano at; Mr. Albert
' Green, who fs indisposed at present. Nile 'United church on Mair, 24th. this week, b
We hope she is soon restored to Other •eleven London artists will aid his home this
h ealth, :. • in the program. Came and enjoy a Miss Pearl
treasury and asked to return $3 at real treat.. spent the wee
• Calvin- Rutledge, son of Mr.'. Geo. Mr. and Mrs.
Rutledge, is visiting at home con- Mr. and
valeseing after a serious illness dor- returned to t
• ag—whiich . he was chniinet to h ingeth t
.ere are
:the -facts -
When -3
On orders
. telephone e
can be in l:he'time _r.r torple of clays last week.
required +for one 'order Spring seems to be here at last.
ewer' the. counter . —' as • The cars are able to run once ,note.
has been proven —.and .sap weather is over and ploughing
p and house eleeningare the order• of
lawn/minaof atelephone the day.
-sale averages .almost lt
hospital in Port Arthur. e w s Mr; and Mrs, Chas, Maedeli' of years ago: About 18 -yearn agn rte_
him a speedy recovery. Essex, spent the week -olid with the moved to. town, .whore 1 .has since
' t M resided His sister, Annie prods
WESTFIELD ormer s parents, i and Mrs Paul ceased him about ten 'wars Annie,
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$ALM OF Nan JUICE SMASHES
ALL RIPCORDS
*tatrrenta of Psalm Comilog F
AR Palatal I
"Year HERR JUICE is the only
lee that gave Iiia any roost
from coastzpatwn. iadigeauon and
hatdsche, said Mrs. K. ration. sod
&loge Ave., W Incisor, "L nave hart
eoaszipa.tion since a young gsri. Wad
continual. her►dau•he, stuntman nes at•
ways out ut enter, hunting t ace'
agreed with me. t was thin anti had!
a general tattling of drowsiness. one
bottle of HERB JUILU unproved me
trust wonderfully. My appetite •r
now splendid, headache has d.sap-
peered, tired feeling has gone and I
era not troubled any more Ninth con -
titivation. HERB 411C'1: has given,
me new life. 1 have more energy
and vigor and reel like working -ail
the time.. I honestly think ktnR13
JUICE is the best medicine 1 ever
used and cannot say too much tor it:
For elle'
by all druggists. Price
$1.00. ,
as the Hallelujah Chorus and "The
Heavens are 'A'ellinfr;'_ etc. rurtner
announcements will appear in a aatez
issue of the Star.
Meetings will be held ` as usual
next week -end.
►►»►'NARY
W 0 0 D S.—Sincere sympathy is
felt with Mr. Geo. S. Woods and his
son, J. Edgar Woods (of Niagara
Falls, N. Y.) in the death of Mrs.
Woods on' Thursday last, the result
of a' stroke. Mrs. Woods was form-
•erlyi. Miss Martha S. McDonald,
daughter of the late James. McDon-
ald, of Ingersoll. About a year after
their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Woods
came to Goderich and this had been
their home ever since. Mrs. Woods
is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Rob-
erts,of Goderich, and Mrs. Fluke,
of Nes York, and besides her hus-
band leaves u son, Mr. J. Edgar
Woods, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fluke,
of New York, a nephew.and niece,
were here for the funeral, also a
niece, Mrs. Wm. Beatty (formerly
Miss Cora Roberts) anti her hus-
band, • of Mqunt Brydges, and, of
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WEHAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL IN SECURING FOR CODERICH AND
VICINITY THE AGENCY FOR THE
WOODS LAVElTDER LINE of
SILK KNIT LJNE RIE
This Lingerie is Lock -stitch, and is gue.rantee i t,)+ the tnannfacturer not to
run.
We Have in sto k Vests, Ills )'tlot'a, t'i 1 Sti't; 1 1 t"/. r" illi l'ia'r Sal A 1 a•3 : L Et in-
till�', Peach, link, Orchid, White, t:inuautuu Pink, awl Silver grey.
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You have to see and wear these garments to fully appretiiate their splendid
value
F. E. HIBBER T
THE CASH STORE. PHONE 86
QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT MODERATE PRICES.
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1W M1P11 Y n 1! t M A� MM RNWO
greatly misted. "Mike" Sanderson
will be their pitcher and 0. McClupa-
key who caught for the C. N. R. last
summer will occupy a position be-
hind home -plate.` The G. C. I,
should -have a strong contingent this
season.
Many fans will be sorry to note
that there will be no Saltford. Nine
but instead 'will be the Colborne Rifle
Web includes the two railroads.
The Square team is back for the
second season under the management
of Don. Grey. A number of last
year's players will be signed up
again this year.
The MW is not saying much vet
but with the addition of Bill Weir
will no doubt be a. team to put up a
good showing.
The annual meeting cf the Gode-
rich branch of the Women's Inst:•
tute, will be held at the home of Mrs
G. M.. Elliott on Thursday, May lith,
Flection of officers will take place.
Association, which is practically the c
Saltford teat with'` .several other R' tit
players. Just what the marksmen
itos.
course, r Mr. dgar Woods,. the son, are doing is not known but it is ex -
was here. The funer 1. took place petted that B. Barlow will be their
,on Sunday afternoon from the fain- monndsman.
'ily home, St. Patrick street, Rev. S, "Pete+" Turnor is busily engaged
S. Hardy, rector, ':of St, George's in forming a transport;..ion t.
church. conducting the services, and '
the pall -bearers were Messrs. Peter of • - ,_.. t,.,,
MacEwan, Hee.. Hays, W. C. Pridham • a REASONS WHY
and Reg. Sharman. I RECOMMEND
Mrs McLEOD,--His Many friends will
s regret to hear of tbo sudden and un-
Glen is it Pelee Island expected death of Mr. William • Mc-
but intends to 'work at Leod, who passed away at his home
year. on Brock street on Tuesday morn-
ing, April 20th. Deceased had been
k -end with her parents. in his usual health up to a. week ago
Allen Wilson, when he contracted the influenza and
Mrs, A. -Johnstone have hiccoughs, which af%ctod bis heart
heir home after spend.' Mi McLeod was born in Goderich
r. with
tbai,•datughterg_ township near Iiolmesville about 01
He
�•laiaedel • s ...,
A number of the young. people at- Miss Brown of Dungannon, visit-
night.
i •t+^. is su vitied' by.his'two IYroth@rs, John.
e its es a i
night, end and tool. in the play, Mother
Mrs. Alva McDowell visited a few 'Mine," on Friday evening
days last week with. ` Irondeaboro Mrs. McDonald and little son, Ross
friends. - - . . of Peterboro, who have been' -visit--
Miss Annie Wightman, of Auburn ing with her• parents, Mr. and . Mrs
Wight- ht -
t M Earl A. Errin
r . o h ton for
i e b ra. s a w. c
.., , tesl;_b I. , � ora g few weeks, re -
man, last t.reek turned to their home on Saturday.
Mr: Elwin Taylor visited his fath- _ The play, "Mother' Mine," on Fri -
of
tended the play at Blyth on Friday ed M V t Fisher over tbe week- town, and'. Angus, of Clinton, and
b,one sister, Catherine (Mrs. Alfred
ebbutt
'I' also'. oftown.
The funeral
was held on Thursday afternoon to
Maitland cemetery. 'Rev.. C. ` F.
Clarke, of North street -----United
church, conducted the., serviette. The
pallbearers were E. C. Belcher. Wm.
Milian, John Sturdy and Malcolm
4 .1,-- . e olawing* referee'
to ' the • death of Mrs-, Ernest Col-
borne's father ' is ►taken from Th
Mail., and 'Empire:, of 'Saturday, April
37th: "An employee of the Cana-
dian Pacific Railway for :38 year.
E. J. Tout, 302 High Park avenue,
passed away at his huire yesterday
after being ill with pneumonia Por a
week. He was 52 years of'••age and
d
been on the passenger service on the
Toronto -Owen Sound run: Ile is
survived by his father, J. E. Tout;
his widow; two daughters,' Mrs. Mor-
leyFetch, of Strathray, and Mrs.
Colborne, of Pontiac. Michigan, and
,pie" ren, Sidney, ef- Toronto. The.
late Mr. Tout had .been a member of
Iter•nony •ln"o"ic . Lode. 938, and
, ef the Brotherhood of Locomotive
En;'ineers. Local 2111. under . whose
er, Mr. B. H. Taylor, of Goderieb, a 'day evening was well patronized, the
church . being filled to capacity. The
performers all took their parts ex-
cepylonail)' well. Theo night being
all that could be desired, many came
lank distances • to enjoy the playand
urogram, which was well received.
The ampuntrealized was over $80
'whi-h will be for Sunday school pur-
Poses. '
Mrs. H. H.. Holmes; of Sioux City.
third more, as it does, • Towa, and Mrs. H. Morrish; of Tor -
can there be any doubt onto, returned to their respective
in, your mind that the homes on , Saturday >jfter spending
merchant who uses the the past two weeks with the latter's
sister, Pars. Robt. Henry, , who has
telephone consistently been seriously '111 but seems. to lie
*ill win out over the .slowly improving.
rival who does not'fn (Intended for Inst week)
• Can you ford to over- Mr. John Chamney and Miss Ethel
Brooks are on .the . sick -list with the
tookthe rapidly inereas- flu. '
ing - importance .of the Miss Gladys McDowell returned to
telephone in your busi- her school at iiolmesville 'en Satur-.
DOSS for increasing sales day.
rand reducing the,;cost,oO, • Miss •l 1sie Bradford, of Oadetrich;
is visiting her :cousin, Miss Minnie
telling?
.
Be open-minded. Try it
-.- not spasmodically, but
consistently, and judge
for yourself.
NO .MEDICINE LIKE
• BABY'S OWN TABLETS
•
For Either the Newborn Babe or the
Growing Child
There is no other medicine to equal
Baby's Own Tablets for little ones --
'whether it
nes'whether-'it be for the newborn babe,
or the growing child the Tablets al-
uring the past eight' years he' had
ways •do good. They are absolutely "t' n"es the f•:•'rrll TS being held on
free from opiates or other harmful Monday' to Prosneet cemetery."
drugs and the mother can always
feel safe in using thein. SOFTBALL
Concerning; tate Tablets. Mrs Joh
Mrs, John Cook is.•spending a few Armour R.R. 1; South 'Monaghan, - " Prom all appearances. it would
days with her daughter, Mrs. nag , Ont., says: --"We have three fine seem that softball will again this.
Carter; of Auburn. •health children,
d • en, to whom, when' a year be the popular sport of Gode-
Mrs. Robt. Buchanan spent the medicine is . needed we have given "rich Although no definite steps
week -end with her 'son, Mr.. John only Baby's Own Tablets. The Tab- have been taken in the formation -of
Buchanan, of Wingham. - lets are the best medicine you can a league or arranging a schedule,
We are 'glad to be • able to report keep in any home where there are prospective recruits are having daily
that Miss Della McDowell is improv- young, children." work-outs in hopes of making some
ing nicely front the flu and pneu-, Baby's Own Tablets' area mild but of the teams;
s
-thoroughlaxative which regulate thebeen only six
We are glad to report that Mrs, stomach -and .bowels;, banish consti- teams' considering application to the
Robt. Henry, who has been seriously potion and indigestion; break 'up group, but there might be one or
monia. g To date there have be }
ill with pnoumoni_ is, we hope, on - colds •;•arid simple fever and Ariake enter: at the last- moment, 'The.teething easy. They aresold by - Lions, Club .and; Bankers . who had
medicine dealers or direct by mail at
25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil-
1iame Medicine CO, Brockville, Ont
- a fair way, to recovery. • '
111.1.1111111.1.11111111111.11.13 Miss Bertha, Ellis, of Courtright,
returned to her school on Wednes-
�,_ _.. __- __..- : day of this week. Owing to her
- operation she was unable to take
dcharge of her school after the'East-
er vacation. land her sister, la
Mary, has beeit teaehing until Miss
Flea,
is able to' resume her duties,
entre e
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ASHF]IELD .
WEEK OF MAY 3 to MY 8
Monday and Tuesday.
r3;.AN CHE SWE
N dET.IiW NAALD LY COL-
in a fighting, snort romance of love,
adventure and intrigue.
"The Sporting Venus"
- MERMAID COMEDY
"Fire 'Away"
Wednesday and Thursday -
WILLIAM S. HART ,
'with Barbara Bedford and *�wonder-
fal cast in King Baggott's rthrilling
and spectacular western epic".
"Tuimbievkteda
PATHS ICOMRDY
"Isn't Life Terrible"
Miss Bessie Grant, of Leeburn,
was nome over tate week -end.
I t *Mr. Hugh MacMurchy, of Detroit,
is visiting his -father and sisters at
his old home in ;Kintail.
Mr, and Mrs. Harld Bogie, of Aub -
wet visited Mrs. Bogie's brother, Mr.
Vont Kempton on Sunday. 0
Rev. A. E.. Cameron, of Perth, took
charge of the .services in Ashfield The • twelfth. annual meeting; of
Presbyterian church .on Sunday. Maitland Presbyterial Society of. the
- The Woman's r, ssionary Society W.M.S. of the "'}?resrbyterian church"
net on Wednesday of last week at will be .bolsi in the. Presbyterian
the home of Mrs. I). A. MacDonaldchurch, Brussels, on Tuesday. May'
tri Lochalsh. llth, 1926. Opening session 10 a.m.
Mr. Hairy West and Miss Isabelle Afternoon Session, 1.30 p.m. Even -
Grant, of the Goderich Collegiate In- ing
session includSpecial
peoi 11 speakers
and
stitute, spent the week -end at their Mrs. Armstrong;•, Durham; Tete of
respective homes. Our New Spring Footwear
Kong Moon, South. Chinn; Rev. Dr.
»ENMIL.LER' . Forbes, Teeswater. ' • l'Styr
is Attractive in
Mr. Arthur Fisher has . been 'suf. •l si't'nition ArtiO cNete " - ' t , , LE, ,, -.,, -. �•
fering front an attack at sciatica for (el..MeAmmond, and Stats ('apt,
•
over a week.a end and conducted the sterviees. Q UALaIr T Y
The young people of the play re- Capt. Sarson and Lieut. Walker.
port a very enjoyable frip to Iien- of Clinton, ette•jled the Home. Lea- and PRICE
All. They were well received. SUe meeting Tuesday afternoon last• •
They have other dates arranged for. and conducted. a special meeting at You erre
The meeting of the Women's Mis- night. !denary .Seeiety of the Huron Pres• Captain Kingdon grave a musical invited to shop at
bytery of the United church was held rogram. at Clinton last Monday and ,t
in Clinton on Tuesday of this week. Pfister Wednesday: • r HERN'S
Mrs. Gardiner and Melt• Poulter at- Arrangments are under wav to
tended. have the London Citadel Silver Band
The services at the United church of over 2,, nieces visit Goderich on SHOESTOR
here on Sunday next, will be: In the the 22nd and 23rd of May. and Kin-. The s 43W
E
morning. the Sacramc>>t of the cardiae on the 24th. This band, is
Lard's Viler will be administered ono of tie best bands in Western
-and in the evening the story -sermon Ontario and will render such items ."'`""""""' - •►
!MON•O THE CHURCHES
Rev. J., J. Baker, of Guelph. will
preach at both services on Sunday in
the Goderieh Baptist eherch. the pas-
tor, Rev. P. C. Elliott,. being indis-
posed. ,
North St. United church, Rd,. C.
F. Clarke, naiad-. Services for Sun.
tine. Mev 2nd:. 10 a.m., Men's Club
Fellowship Classes and Mission
Band; 11 a.m., 'Public --Worship, sub-
3ect. "The Man by the Side of the
Road." Members of Huron Lodge
No. 62, LO.O.F., will attend this ser-
vice in a body. It p.m. Sabbath
School. 7 seem., Ev filing Worship.
Friday' stud Saturday
' FRED THOMSON and
SILVER KING
the facimis daredevil stunt tea
a alio-a-sninete action. plettlt'e
"The Bandits Baby"
THE TELEPHONE GIRL, int
"For the Love of Mike"
PATHE REVIEW
Kaska* list. at a.N vas.
Cstilting- *Tba t *hely Three."
HURON AND ERIE
DEBENTURES
Reason No,5: •
The paid up capital and re-
serve fund of The Old Huron &
Erie affcrds - surplus • security
totalling *6,850,000.
/6,lien annum is .pUValti - •
htalf ;veiatTY iipon``i0f?-
or more for 1; 2, 3. 4 or h 'years.
Select this time -tested• trus-
tee investment for your sav- t
ings. 1
ormian Lewis '
Telephone 103
ELGIN AVENUE
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``Mother Mute"
a play by the young people of • �'
SMITH'S HILL .. ,
will be given in
PORT ALBERT « '
UNITED . CHURCH I
on Friday, May 7th
at 8 o'clock p.m.
Adniis.ion•36o and. 2b
FOR MOTHERS' DAY
• Sunday, ;May -9th
Send mother a bunch of flowers, or *in memory . of
mother wear''a flower from •
Phone 105 GEO. STEWART, Florist. Goderich
teams -last year will not enter this
year. However a number of former
players. of the Lions. are signing up
with the Canoe Club, whose outlook
for a good team looks bright. They
are particularly fortunate in scour- - •
ing two pitchers, Dr.. Graham, who
pitched last season for the Lions and
Bert Sanderson, former twirler for
the Collegians.
Several changes have b' ii mete•
in the G. C. L line-up. D. N'alfn and
E. Elliott, two strong players with
the Collegliate team of lasts year,
here joined the ranks of the' Col-
borne - Rifle Association, and will be
�vew
Snappy
Footwear
Sparks visited Goderieh last week.
1
educed
rices
on Anthracite Coal::
Chesbutt (Anthracite) . ... $76,00 '
Stove Anthracite -.,.......$16.50
Pea (Anthracite), .. $13.00 •
Coke
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d
• $ er 'tai
.Pocahontas... ....... ...... $14.00
Domestic Lump for your Grate and Range
$12:00'p er ton
Our Coal is weighed on Your Own'Scales.the Market Scale
With Springy Hausa .Cleaning, you will require PA INT.
We still have wine Sherwin-Williams.li'ft that we al=t sell,-
mg
ell-ing at iti,ocl per quart. Muresco and Malastine at So.: per
paekake.. Liquid Veneer and C:)'t:ed:tr, an.tll 1?..a(itt',.2 ie
large bottle, 45c each
- ' Special prions n11Door I.ocltt and etht'r i•its,',k'Y' ;Laid -
ware
'Clothes Wringers and Garden Tools at 'Special Prices in'
order to clear.
•
CHAS* C. LEE
•- The Hrrdware at the wharf
SHIP CHANDLER PLUMBING and HEATING .
Store 'Phone 22. House 'Phone 112.
of ter enTorin
Coti pk tom , • C La k
essential .for t " 't f 1. d, . steep �-.... �: .
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toe, nether ;leer night's steep ha . given
you the renewed .vigor" and vitailiI -err•
necessary to the busy Ltivitie' of this
modern age. • •
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If certain gnu -els: ; Cif the b t.i4' re-
main tense for latk of resting support
no amount 'of sleep wail renew their
energy. For instance-- if the niwcle
enclosing the vital abdominal organs
' are allowed to sag and as.,unic tlrin�it•-
ural positions due to improper mattrescs
support they are under a strain, and
cannot relax. Sleep therefore, doesn't
„ this part of the body as well or
. healthfully ars it ould if lAra - t r �•ui ; art
relieved the strain and allot cel the
tense ' mu•,tAt i It, rdaa'.
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