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ip $5 ISABEL HAMILTON, Goclerich, OH.
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0 S,3n vg G., -A, oni: E.'31)tflin ot Cato; Ate! all ter wente te tatael el 'in
vat' n, i lace.
Theaelf by teetering reasesend to . , John Ellee.ore.
human griea,
PiteniElt
THE GODERICH STAR
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Hi 11mills.. ssonseenessineatiamosakoner
GUEST ROOM .t wan a stolen expeouve, siren' St up fl
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?at:eraser eelora. siege, dresser taints.
A eleeta cheery ana daintily eratore tnento, shetno awlilIac000000loo
We Mess Thee for Thy sous of eora t
witbin ue, that Heetenay. leeep
ever abida . e
ed roora should to the west rem.. should vonteibute tthe " stelee
May Ley. Holy apielt
eolatioe, tkould.' also contain every ehiesa.Ieehenne woe colovoing tho stieso
Who fenow ht the Step 4-4 Thee eteadfaet te ties faith,. that we may whit& will mete youe gueee eomfortni room deee not wee be eel:wear:Q.
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their chief. I not be moved akettY fteia the ;".,,,120 of able. The room eheuld be airy, espe-laeo f a 113: 0 CS, painted furniture end
eblatien rest :nay mem Jesus for our accept, should be wen Knelled 1,19 that `that "come hither"' look..
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sueh was Thy, Looloo, doom in coon geseel wbieli WO have heard. We eiallY for ammo sr vzsitore. and very simple aecescories may yield
To east hie all ataThine Apostles guests may peen the windows' top
anee with Thee. Oh Iet us never be TRAVEL LIGHT
lie whose nOW 34A111 through every
Mastless nation
From nen ng e elm thanked
strams repeat.
Thus, Lord, Thy Haenabas ineeinety
keeping.
Mal be Thy Churclas watehteoed,
Tendert yen
Till in our Father's House shall end
our weeping,
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STSTEM
WAS NEAAIT WRECKED
Could Not Sleep
Mr. E. 31, Amman, Melville, Sake
writeee-etAt time 1 -was uneble to do
work of any WI
-"MY nervouts irytitem waa natal,
remand; I 'could not sleep Lights, and
wee troubled, with cold sweats, and wu
compelled to lie on. a sofa a good part
of each Meat.
All eaediest aid seemed of 310 STaiti
so by chance, and the beat of good
luck I tried a box et your well knomi
. _non
and After taking four boxes I can
slay that they did all you claim for
•
ttI ate only sorry did. not try tamn
before and escape lets of Mersa, and
be money in pocket, but did not
believe in patent medicines, but I have
eines. convinced. inyself that one should
get the best on the nuoket to get the?
best.' results. I will always recommend
your medicine to all ailing friandSt ae
I know they too will get the resulte.
they wish." •
Price 00e. per box at all druggistS or
dealers, or mailed direct on mceipt of
price by The T. Milburn Ooniamited,
Toronto, Oat.
ashamed to eonfese Him before men end bottom. Our graudmothers used to deeg
Let Ira rat prefer our own en,9.0 ee Choose) a eolor seeeme, green or
trenke oround with them when they
worldly condat, when we eieuee,eur blue, 'with en accompanying. eller *°' ;made a team. Now their grand-
eroes for His ealte. Amee. harmonize -or subdue it.
gray: and dress the room up m Mts. inlay a suitcase to •hold theie
service. and aoka 'us to take up any su9 .115 . eaugaters taste a met to Europe, with
S. S. LESSON FOR JULY 29th, 1928 arom woodwork and curtaine to small needs. It le not ?considered smut to
Missionary. yourgaes'i, upon first arrive'. Dna I
J 0'101 t de" weight end unerusbable, the soft ll
sis
The ideal travet outfit is light -
Lesson Togo -The First Foreign
Leaser' Pastaata-Aete 13a1-5, 13- tIpcualrIttninrue°, aandsavu:re; Icikiely be, er she, , er vent wage whieh may be rolled
15. 44-40.i will elese bimes s, or her eyes many ti
Golden Tte-M
exatt. 28:19, 20. 'during the Treeless to +COMO and pie- up it's a aag and then shaken out at
the mid of the journey and left to
I When Barnabae and Saul returned ture the gentle restfulness and Sweet
to ,Antioeh front Tarsua they found
aegesserlop, 'Such rem Will charm shave toe mono baggages
hospitality of that little room
, hang a day, When they will be un,
wrinkled. 1)0 not take clothing of
the church in a, 'thriving eondition.1 Matte plentY emPtY dress'Dr too light ewe too, vonspieueus, eolor.
chureh malting is written but we
dr or, 43,nd eloset team witb innyle
leangere. The bed should be soft and Match your clothes, choosing a nen.
OS being,. dark grey
immoeu
or
Of the eenstitution of this early •
latel clean. It may have a tun color,
read of a little group, of prophets and spreed of the prevailing 'talon and a bas e color all your clothes rnay seem
If what you
like about corn flakes is crisp.
nes; and flavor, you'll delight in
Kellogg's Corn Flakes.* More
• than eleven million people -ever
day prefer that Kellogg flavor!,
nal? blue, a$ awe, With such a 111.1111110.11.111111111011111111.11
teachers who occuPled a Prominent' ' soft quilt, of the sante eeler. maY°b° to go together and be a part of the ??
place in their religious urviees. Of . roiled up at the foot toe chilly nightie ensemble. It will not 'be necessavy
two of these, Simeon and Lucius, Seine hostesses prefer a wool blarethen to have separate hats, shwa
nothing whatever .1e known. Of itet for tae extra eterer As it is 1)10T43 gloves and wraps for each cuetern.
i Ithineean we are toll that he was the possible to keep clean, e ily with the grime of travel and soon
Clothes of toe light eolor soil ease
ter brother of HeroAntipas. Have convenient lights, 4 desa
I The time was *awing near when stocked with writing material, book
look unattractive. ?Better the darker
foed i
' the Lord's pronilee to send Paul afar ende betereen w'hich are some good shades for the roach Dark blue ea
hence to the Geralles" was about, ' to short stories, a nova ^aa-- el, b f
blaek late dresses and. unerushable
fulfliled. There seema to hove Peemst and o dictionary. A fresh eharene, which fold krto almost no
been a eeasen special seranes Inagazine introduces 0. touch af cheer
fasting and praying. space, may be easily pressed, are
istered to the 'Lord, and .prayed, the skiet'
ono they atone am ties one hp with the world out,. v004•
choices for evening gowns
I Holy,Ghost WS' t tku enter chair should allure to when on a trip. If the dresses fol.
opera e me arra. ibres . real; for the bestc.wal of low the same general color, one un -
a gage le A convenience and saves deloaip and few stockings will be all
[has and Sara for the work whereunto ter: guest from stooping over every it will be necessary to take.
have eallea them." • time he would get something out of von ;Lee a satchel instead of a
. Canon Farrar in his Me of St hio travelling bag, -I *
tweadeareeeeeeratereaseteertee
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Auto and too ling
flack Stables, Etc.
' Ntorapeal'Stpoit
Jost off the F-cluere
? , Asoirea,
4 SEVERAL FIRST.CLASS ADIOS READY
( FOR 'eaktileE - GET YOU ANYWHERE
t AND WHEN' VDU WANT TO GET *THERE
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• Poser Aker Boats
1 Passengers railed tor toasty
part et the town ter alit
truill$ 0311,T. R. or C. P. R .
Depots •
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1 tIrorrkpt, tf".ervice and
Ca ret u i A ttendrct„tice.
ik.oliAlk •
Out Livery and Hack service
wIll he found upoto-date ,
In every respect
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e following to say of this • Joy le the key 'note of tjie guest
'Paul has the .
1 • ^ mit case, do not try to fold your
dr ses to twit into it, but roll them:
ies .to heathen lands. V 4ten t forth ' ...,,-......., • bunch af tissue paper. Slip a Mb -
Up. rat 0 ig y oge er a
by the Holy Spirit" -enure conscious I c—rossed the main thoroughfare otelle bar band twee each end of this to
instrommits, perhaps, tle God's will city, with its trees and statues and maise a roll. Lay your dreesee Int
than lee 'ever been Ace 'ease before eolurnades, passed the Roman sen- moon tbe bed, and roll them lightly
or since, and starting on a journey tries, crossed tae bridge *vet the about this tissue • PaPea rain one
more memorable in its 'issues tbaa Ormites, and made their way *long dress over the other. Hat eo not
,ny a hieh had ever been un ertaketia the sixteen miles welch segstrated make the roll tight. en eou un
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by man -Saul and Itarnabas. accent. them from the port of Selenetietilein Iftril will he l'utti.risea at
nan e y eir more youthful at- I The writer eont nnes o po n iency of the tissue aper roll has
sniffing forth of the first he i
T • 1 m TOW31, e8 •
iss oiler. room. f it a a rather g oo y f Id 1 141 t th
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their unwrinkled state.. T0013.
amt. John Mara, started on their that history lats contemptuotaely brelcen the force 0/ the Pressure
• i d t it out •
ten
way, *What thoughtswere in their literated from her annals the names negainst them. In peeking dresses
minds is they turned their baeks nri.rt$ etenstless kings who have set end eoats flat, put a meshed bit of
thu city, where they ho,u preactied forth from their eapitads for saus.con. tiseue paper under 'the sleeves and
with such accepoauee and success ? quest of .nations. They went forth in each fold to 'relieve the pressure.
thousands of Jews in that gay cite aporrip of glorioas ware but centuries • If the porch rag beeomes faded,
THE PORCH RUG
There were myriad of: heathen and tat the head of arnalmaulak. tall the'
after all those compar.rore .are in their remove the duet Velem it carefully
turn forgotten, the tames of these with a stiff broom, then freshen it
two poor Jews are preserved in the with a coat .of ape. Add a package
grateful memory ere roatiguil. Virzi of dye to three quarts of boiling WA -
started en feet, iialf in hand, with ter, and droa intc. it a handful of
who had not i• ncepted Christianity t
but 'the two apostles were summoned
to other worlt. • They pissed between
the 'theatre and `the amphitheatre
$1,AMIt for
ilt on the
• =dealer's"
4eounter
1/fore
for your
money
-IW1. • and
tlid best Peppermint
Cbewing Sweet for '
any money cim
little, perhaps,' or nothiug, in their 'left. Spread h the 1:14e-ee dry,
ilthtt.t
surface sue as the driveway to e
scrip but The tekw into= *hut snaroee garage, and
to satisfy, The bagger Lef the.Feasterneg. pHhit the dye prepara-
tion girt,. When this has dried, re:
traveller. • • verse the rug and paint the .other
Reaaltiag tut, pent of .Selencia they side la the earne Way.
11 embarked for the island of AtIalokl-'-. SUMMER VATS
1 , tlie native p e of atria as. -
lac 33 b • II
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Pion ?of 'vitantinti and- not too
,Ing over that weed* sea for tan huts- • -. ti
, dred maw, they. lied, sibluldext,,tieke, nipeh hemsty feed Will 'keep the fam-
to• think. net , utast • lenge Itit• .4 :eilreg!tt:1711e;512anis nfircetqUelientitlyi.- as
erDvoessirbre ,.
deep enieticas at the thought that now .To Ian ?them cold and served ha
for the ant time the Faith; on which dainty fashion will help to Make
4. No other eorn Oahe* equal
Kellogg's for flavor sea
trispnets. Kelloegia am never
tostelathlek. Always' cam crisp I
Serve • for lentil, dinette or
broadest. Delicious with. Milk or
eresun--frults or hooey added.
Order at hotels, **Oat:rant*
avid cafeterias. Oa dining -care.
Sola by all grocers. Made by
Kellogg in London, Ont. Always:
overt.freshl
.04
aeticle chilled and served in a dainty
dish. Lettuce, radishes, water cress,
celery, green onions should be crisp
and cold. t
• Even the desPised and healthful
prunes can be masle delectable if
stuffed with cheese or nut meats and
eerved on a lettuce leaf with a little t
mayonnaise over . them. Berriee
should not lee wilted nor withered.
Keep them told. If a little pineap-
ple juice is left from your an, reeve
it until the next meal, then add it to
,a tart lemonaae, serve in small ?glee -
yes and see Ito.w the family- will re-
lish it.
Plenty of vitsmoine, plenty of min.
eral salts will help to keep the body
fit. 'But do not hendicap it by too
much proteins and, starches, too
Much meat ana potatoes and heavy
deuerts. •
WINDOW CURTAINS
'Glass curtains, which ^ hone trivia
tamillealeesiarlate or terve, are nOW
assuming the gay colors so popular
'We find in the shops dainty marqui-
sette nets in shades? of blue: peach.
grold ana 'green. These may be used
Instead of the white lacy eurtain
with or without the overdrapes.
A novel way to make these cur
talus islothavia n sash certain for elle
lower half of the window, with the
drapes and valance often used for th
!top and sides. If desired the val
.CORN FLAKES
ty• and eool looking femn the inside
and either half may be elrawn, 1 ev- Teacher:
ing the reet of the .window covered. hem? •
Cretonnes have always- been p'epu- johunte:
tar for summer • curtains aud drapes. when there
A hew febric is the figured rayon, ter."
whichnls surmy-looking with its
MILES
"Mat iq the Matter-.
"Ita a horn whieb blows
in something the mate
smell flowers. It le used for the A dreshinan, who did not make tiee
breakfast nook, the sun teem and gristle, wired home, te his nrotner
OW FURNITURE "Foiled in all five subjects, • Prepare '
Father." .
bed rooms. •
In this day of lovely paints, -olcia The 'brother wired back: 'ranter
furniture la an aseet because yell ie pretared. Proem. Alt 0,* ex 411# i)
it. A friend had an odd assurtment ity .
dare do such interesting thing') with' cmitiiiiiii i toNAL ,,„...
she made them into such a beitiotifui
of theaa pieces of old furnitare and I
gatoutitellt aril:oils:dr Kluneatehraoro: teilleat ntlhoerye TRAIN SERVICE to TORONIO
expensive arts in the homes of her . Lve„ ae000ch one ena nee one,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
more' monied but less ingertioue I 0 cant= see enn ane one
friends. .
el and not Lacquer, t
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have e high and hard Mash, inst a ,
She used a gloss paint. not env. et- 4'. Sertfetiettli itlar.,!),91 4n:111111: 33;2 Piet
giosbse hone,: twitsiiiche ,ar.r:
soft, lavender 1. " Ititclietter 840 Dan. 120 per.
Sot: adtpfloird 1,0464 nairstal: Oit;,06ati po..mm..
• painted the bed, an old dreseer and I
an arm chair the same soft lavender. ,
i 0 Toronto 10.26 a.m. lani pee. ,
Returning -Leave Toronto 1,66 earl. a
The color is delicate but this paintIs I . enee pee. end eneepen,
washable. She upholstered the ebela Parlor Cafe Car Goderich tote o
in a 'black and lavender cretonne and Otte on morning train, and pronto
put hangings at the window to, te Goderich ou 6.06 pan. team.?
• mettle The accessories in the , room ehoose_eo cave tjetwgen gro4ep.11,..
TO KEEP MEAT A: LAWR OB,
je,E1
carried out the same cotes: seism°, Toranto
e In hot weather, it° Is sometimeo •' Terra P senior asia
. probleee to keep Meat, Weer., it I
e immediately. from len terappinaa - - Tieket A044
t conies from the market, rern..ve IL 'phone 8,
depended the hopes uf tale vororlit, WAS ;them appeal to the appetite. There ance may be long enough to covea.
starthig for fresh regions from its ais all the difference in the world bp- the top sash. From the outside
native Syria. Iled_legul been abie to etween wilted, soggee hare-Wariu AU- will look like one curtain, but th.
see ahead and get a glriuree:/?all that :7barli sauce or prunes, and the same divided eurtain will seem more dam
he •wes to pass though for his faith
could 'he have`borne st The future t
was mercifully hidden from bine A ?,
spirit so dauntless was eine to sus-
tain bis physically weak conetitutioe
so that at lase he could 'say, "I can
do all things through Christ that
• strengtheneth me."
•• Begineing nt ardamis they preach-
ed, goieg from place to place until
the reached Palates on the West?
coast. Then they sailed across to the
• mainland to, Perga in T•amphylia.
While here John Mark parted come
pany with them and returned to Jer-
usalem. The two preaehem eontin-
ued their journeynuntil they reached
Antioeh Pisidia: Here In the slate
tsgogue they were requested to speak.
Paul accepted the invitation • and '
preached his first recorded sermon.
He traced the history of the Jewish
nation down to David and then he
annoupeed the eentral truth which it
ALL ROADS
LOOK ALIKE
TOME"1.
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was his mission to preaeb; that, of .‘3116. ).4"4/
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David's seed, God had raised 1113, a
Savieur, Jesus.
The next Sabbath day almost the
whole city...came together to hear the
word of God; for great intereetalito ,
been aroused by the sermon and by ,
the persuasions in private corsversa.
•teatittica-The twee become atelouseansla-e----e-
begat+ to . interrupt and contradict, • et,
• antil Paid • and Barnabace seeing no
good could result fem. further, 'effort' -
.to pea& to theemgry mob, sommon-
ing up all their tourage, meals's-led
that now they had done their duty by
their •owI1 eountrymen they would
turn to. the Geutileo,. In doing tide. • .
they. were fulfilling prophesy. "I
voila also give .thee for a light tie the n •
Gefttiles,,that thou mayeot .be myeel. •
natian unto the tett of the. earth,"
(fisa. 49:6). .
Gladly . aid tat dentilen welcome
the ''Meseage and many believed. .
More and more evidele the word of
the Lord began to opread and "as
many as were 'ordained to eternal
life 'believed."
WORLD !SIMMONS •
If I hive Jesus: Chrleteawhieh
means if / 'keep Isinconimandinente-
am in touch ,evitb everybody to tae
wad of the earth who needs bina and
eanrsot take a washbowl and wails
niyhaude and say that yen must ex..
curie me from thin matter. eleorie
Owlet "Ye are my witnee,sen,"
beginnine, at Jerusalem. That la
• your own eity or town or lanai 4la,
triet. 1 believe re -Donee Missions.
ae does every Foreign Misraonare.
Cadet teid: "Ye are to be my witt
reartee in all Judea:" and that le
11011,10 Ini0S101150 "anti in Salliaria."
What is that? That is the pedlar. -
lee trate sesta e von do not Eke.
"In jernealem and all &eke and
wiaria, tuzd to tho -`..tvrtnent perte of • •
Vise V4I141,t1" And that. taker' in thee
feet mate To the utternunt petal of
the earthl / tell yen, .fellew-ttlaris-.
tine% year lova hen got a tram
winse if it can not fly actett„1 tits
&Ceti).
Mttlictie. Daheetle D. D.
Cook by Electricity
• Wash by Electricity
Iron by Electricity
CONVENIENT,
CLEAN, Qqac
Cheaper than Coal or Wood
An electric Vacuum Cleaner
removes the dust. a broom
just moves the dust
We guarantee all Hydro
Lamps for 1,500 hours.
Walk in and see display at
The Hydro Store
CASTO R IA
,,For Infanta and Childrert
Ili Uss For Ovir 30Yearz
itlet•syv bests
the
gignato.te of
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=a fINE of the great rename for Oldstriebilet/
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---4,,, `6, trebtendous attctess in every Need= Of
the country is it; ability to hike ell rOadal'aa --
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they come and to deliwer the some tine satiate
Ar."" gring_ptriarroange, hoar afro. huur_swil,60/71/1
= . after month.
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'...., Steep tills, rough roads, loose gentreit difficult
_-_,... .
detours -.they're an A part of fhe day's work
to this new Oldsmobile. .
en A great new 55-h.p. engine provider' power for
t..• arl7 need and speed to Meet any 'emergency. A
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new -type cylinder head of General Motoren
Y. Research design gives the pep and snap Of
a..- high- coMpreasiOrt -Performance without the
INC of special fuels.
Fine materials and 0tutdy construction
-e-te throughout impart the stamina and brute force
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— usually found only in Much larger carte
_a
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And tineecar designevidented in such details
n.. ass" four Lovejoy hydraulic shock absorbers
and deep -cushioned, form -fitting ?seats .isse
sures complete riding comfort totar all cow
ditlens.
Come take a drive. Give the Fine Co of Low
Price your own road tests. Set why thousands
of (Mdstnoblie owners are saying "Ali rOURIS
look alike 50 use'. 0.i4.740C
24)0or Sedan
$1165
• AT PAC -TORY, 04311AWA,•ONTAittO
Gerroarsno Taro ewe( Sot* v. Extra,
Genoa Melees' etett deferred tepNela 'Nog . . alfAt' .
affords yes Me aieetieee eta neoz•I eCCOOSItali way oleologyart
Oikwobik of time.
LDS OEM
Tits ,IN$ GAIL LOW ?RN
MacEWAN & TEBBUTT
GODERICII, ONTARIO
FRED ROUSE (iilechanie)
-
nteritet Mainate
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-a
wrep it in a waxed paper and place =
it in the ice -box. Save the bread
wrappera for this •use. To wrap the
meat, keeps it maid and prevent:: it
from mingling odors and flavors
• with the rest of tho contente of the
lice -, tirne it is a mood . plan to $ear .
box. ' '
If the sneat is; to be kept for a long
' Rub 'flour over it and brown it 30I1
on both !lidos. When cool, ph in
the iceebox. To matinate ineat '
helps to preserve it and al . adds to
/
its flar r. A good mar' tette arta.
eine coneists of one ea • fat :ileitis?) ,
parts acid. The. fat may le. olive :
oil, or any ether fit, P nd t IV atid 1,
MaY he vitiegar, os. lemon Juice, ?
("oohed 11100tf4 AlitV also he marinsa- 1
ed os an addit nal protection ngainst
spoilage.
TO
Place lesiva ef eamphor term in
the aces infeoted by thesn; or set
refrigerators', cupboards and tables.I
which they tother, in "ant feet."
/These are omall glass diohes which
hold kerosene' oil and in which the
ilegs of the lee.boe or table may ::it.
MRS. TOLOMOisl SAYS :
: Diecontent ana disoatisfaction
-write in ugly line;; on retains:se In.
seribe nweetnena there. /
terest and a cheerful philosophy 111-
ET RID OF ANTS
" ocated in thilwart of' the
butinets district.' •
OirerlookingGtandCirMP4rls.
A modern nrcepr,6of Hord.
e00 roma; each wish blots.
Rata: fate' and iipwarclo.
Faniout flestauroat And auntie
ease Coffee Shop:
tiorEIL
LI/E11111INIE
DETROIT.MIO:ri
Spring! Spring! Spring!
With .Spring Comes Cleaning up and
--Painting
We carry a full Jim; of Scarf's Paints.
more and lastalonger titan other makes
just as long to put a poor paint on as it
Why not have the best? Ues Scares
Varnishes, etc.
Do you require a Cream Separator? If you do,
have a new Iowa, number 2.5, which we will sell to you
very cheap
We have a nundver of white enameled 1,Vasit Stands
which were i11 the lioted Sunset that we are offering for
$2.50 each. These can be made into Dressers, also could
be made into China Closets by placing lego un,kr them.
If you require any good 24nc1i planking we still have
some left.
•We carry a full line of Shelf and Heavy Ihrdwave.
If you require Plimbhkg, Beating, Electric White cr Faye
Troughing, give ns a call.
Always a full line of Hard mut Soft Coal hs ateck.
This paint covers
of paint. It takes
does a good ofre.
Paint, Enamels,
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CHAS. C. LEE
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