The Signal, 1912-7-4, Page 8i
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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH. ONTARIO
YOUR
efficiency depends upon
your condition
Scott's Emulsionbuilds,
strengthens and sustains
robust health. AR thmepota.
linen & sewer Teem* At.
WWII Paper
Bargains
We ore putties cm gale
Endey and H•turdoy several
1lundr d roll^ of W ell Paper.
pretty floral and stripe
effect^. regular IShe sod lfic
pe toll. Sprcial, choice Itic
All (k ^red -7o P.per•+ r
psi ,oil.
Granite
Papers
Several Colorings to choose
from. There Papers are
specially meltable for kit.-
chene, panacea. hath ronina
and track halls; regular 10r.
Friday and leoturday Nc per
toll.
TKRMS-sTRIOTLY GASH
lie Csleuial Book Store
GEO Piot IHie, Prop.
°Pio..• los (*oderlcb
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amisssMm- twmiml�ms
Columbia
raphophone
And I,'ecords
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We have a full Mork of
Ooinsuhia Uraphophonea and
Records. Call Nod hear the new
Hornless Columbia (ilal.Lopltone
at $17.50.
W. tiollarrlson J
(;ODaRJCH
�mtscont�msal
Mrs.
v males
Dr. R. L dimes Med Mir Grm sews lases
this week ea • tear of tee Western Previewer.
They win ggoo vera Use Upper Lakes. mime Moo
Pert McNicbole• daturday.
SeI
tJewait
el the Britt*
PERSONAL MINTION. NEw YORK'S *EAT immix
t.iaMid. d Loral. Ilse Nos Ill torr.
Mr doter. Mies & Alta
Mho MuC•gabey,
Ebow. C
lam ,ay
er a few
Mw. W. Hers Gad daughter, Lesko visits
yet week ,u Detroit
Mies Margaret M. d WMMees. 1e
the game of Mi Mamie Werner%
Mir bee Madam
Knox M U m aid bone is M :"""a't ►
MOM, Ada Me01f tee b_epeMYeata a tee ,cell.'
Mies NW �Kaarr. 0• Terme. wee Meheaee
the wesamst
Ma Jabs Sretogeoar Im vbU reyUne K
Labors.
Ms Tome sad d egbi . Miss of
wawa. we gaeete et Mr. •a' MIR A. MM.
Dr. C. IL .ad MM date were Des1.M Das
Mitten. 1. Tee.eta
4..444. Aim. Mcleod visited Birth se las
1msa Wm. 41Yatyee..t 8ew.daa, Mara. is
roomettes h$Mt. Jelea Hassle.
Mw. D. 5t.aa.r6 �e sad i. tltyr_
ilat
pooh g Metres he eie rad lie t to see
1.et refda7 ea at�r� west VYrstt a nev.
W. eseddsrt, as Basbeelee.
Myo Clara ■Yb.ndaa veiled at
and Wresting Miriam the lysmMe. Dae
any.
W. C. (:.alts.. et Messe.L wee is Peep
the heir.
llay emir Cars, et vb/at
BUM Tame , ever W Demmees MI •
M Cleft. etOeomeeie hue .Yepssa
Mlm vieret d remeiata wee vtderlf si Me
. rravestes
d bares Wgaover the 11�e
cloy bender.
Man Mimi, fwd, et W rbrr Maar,.t.usto& seas Pao a.eet et Mee Web oeee W
hsuda7 •
Mr. mil Mn. MHsoa Behar have retti.ed
front meltwreaked Iiia arta tt.bayr w1B
bot be at boar he ber trends aned the tag.
Mew Winslow mil santeClIdItta. Wart rues. le away •
um to W iaat.ether M tae east
MIlh.l Bourse. of t. at
her wdr.bank tae rrr.." .dm''�: �R THUMB PRINT SIGNATURES.
I. uy le.
J. J. Mciwrn 1. acme from W trip to the
Wee. New York's Greet White Way Restos
L. It McKay is home again atter • tate ts rests Have • New 5eMms.
the N ort.At last the proprietors of Broadway
br••cn a tae
B. M. 1fe.Haa
t, whob Ird nuetoosm. oe, with Wws. y .ens, l.'h.th.m I metaarast. and care la the theater
tie D.,wtote. tray. I district have found ■ "method whereby
J. A- Melwlland, of ted Bonk of Cliwwww. these who ran rep bills caaaot deny the
brio rearm Ulmer.
a Powe, hating recovered nest I signatures signed to checks and "tabs."
ht. recent Wne...
Mr. end Mrs. 11. seltzer are ileitis. at Net only will the system aid thorn
0 selph. i who own the eating Lad drinking
Mar ilia Maa:Mata. of New York, 1s speed a bat It will also be appreciated
is.' the .umns.r vacation at the parental nom IT ca.. ppt'•d
Us uoo.rbun lownehtpa by the diners when the proprietor hap -
Mr. Irndeafefd and son, lie., of Zurich. pens to be out mad a mew cashier 11 In
were clattl.tg Mn.. K. Gotham o. er the h.li'
day. charge. The new charge scheme L
Il. Melvor. of Winnipeg. wae in teen oo borrowed from the pollee, and It le a
Monition Day. hatbox uuws Let os Duman.. almpllded Bert111on system.
It. CaNMeree IMtelleds That of Amy
Other Pert la the Wwtl
Tb Wrier of Now fork le maples
y oM *t the vast Moral has'
of the coatlamet. perhaps .t the
Til trio begft et the nine-
teenth costery it was poIMOtd that
latest.• ee area Newport wield be-
come
come a. great port of Nath America.
As Plea a 1111 PMls1etptW was the
eeparter ot New fork as a Sarsclal
amid cemeserdal coker. Contrary to
ail pedteftooa, however. New Tort has
fsf all ether cities tar bsWad ta its
pheuemeua1 growth. Today Its cm -
arms moods that ea Gay .tier poet
Ill the weed. iselMO* de great >vir.
Laude and Yatlholtd.
maaaure et tile commerce et a
pert le the toad veiem$ of tower of
the vessels Magog and edearttl- The
fetal Immo .stored Gad elearea at
Lenders *Wag 1810 wan in roaad ass
hers MOWS tss&, at Ramberg. 21, -
Wk' Ms; at New York rit7. 25. -
MAIM tem•. The correspooding dg
MIS /IR N.w York dry for tb. year
1Ml wow approximately 18.200,000
heed herebye ted ay.tfp Increase
r rem *metes the past tee years
Sar iLMdtAM per .Yu.
The value et Imports through New
Test barbed during the year 1810 ap-
proximated 8686.000.000; ezports.'062.-
S1S,000, a total of $1,6811.000.000, glvlag
the federal government a mem of
Mppsximets(y 5200.000.000. - Charles
W. ataalferd is iagiaeering News.
for h arm
Ml., lout... Btlrting, of Huftalo tformerly .4 l In future customers who run month-
twnlopt rind Miss M.ud darling. of tweet* fly bell. will be notleed by the proprie-
Jorta.rly of Ooderich towo.hipl .ailed from ton that thole Inger prints are want -
Montreal on the ,Lural George June Lath foe •
toy to Marone. lea. Exports will take the Inked Im-
Mea It. m. McNair. of Chic. go rod child me ' preesbons and file them away In the
visiting the lady'. parent.., Mr. and Mrs.
Hovers Maier. harps rumor, and .inter. Mr. Imre. After the prints are filed the
Jame. Dtdk.oe. Quebec street_ person from whom they come becomes
)1rs. Pm"., of Detroit, and her "1st"' 14". a listed charge customer.
J 3basioe. of Tomato. me visitors in Ooderleh
e erie this yoga. Mr. Johnston le here also. Customers after eating will call for
Reg. Smith returned this week to his po".t*oa the official Ink pad. press his thumb on
to Toronto atter .pendirur holiday, et home. • the pad and then oo the bottom of the
Mrs. Ault and two daughters, of chio•go,
are the guests ur the lady . aunt. Mn. Mak MII. The record is compared with the
Farlane. b one In the sate, and If they tally the
Mb.. Phoebe Steep of the Deaf and Dumb bookkeeper gets out the credit book.
institute at ltenurtlle, 1. 'pealing her vaca-
Lmeu with her parent., Mr. and .,irk Ne,.. I The same scheme la to be used by
eta .. tiode.kh tow0.hlp Mlle steep re- hotel men 111 cashing checks when
a
cetved . .t prise in fancy work. and wooed I
pile, for dela.rtment dm fa quite clever :a they have finger prints furnished by
in. art of painting. and her best wurk .111 be Oat Of town bankers whole depositors
sent to the luronw IGxnIUIUuo thio year.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Hall and two uhildran. of 'I expect to visit New York and do not
London, spent the holiday. with Mr. Halla ' like to carry large sums of ready mon-
mother and Astern 1a town. ey.-New York Telegram.
Mrs. (leo. F. McPhee and MIs" 011re leave
next 1 uneday for 1dmontoo. Alta., where they
will jun Mr. McPhee, who went Weal In the
early spring.
er.. Herb. CampbelL of %'Ingham, a.leem-
esoIed by her niece, Mew Norma W'hltel7 of
town.. visiting relatives at Rochester, N. Y.
Ile. L. M. Mabee was one of a party that
lett ea W edne.dsy ou a trip up the Groat
Lake. to Duluth. 1 h other member. of the
patty nem Douglas Mabee, of Cleveland. sad
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mabee and Mise Herta of
G.naa oque.Returning they will take the
North more trip to ('uWngwood. They will
be awarobout ten days.
1. it Taft or Willson for the White Neem
for the neat Pree.dentlal terra I No matter
which wins. he won't be any better clothed
than the wen who have iMdhaal for their
tailor.
Summer s -triton; are invited to make Smith's
Art dtore their .bopp.ng headquarters. •
Large amortm.nt of exclusive goods &away§ so
he ren here. Many articles suitable for as-
venir..
Austin (bl.bolm. of Walkerton. was In tows
on the First.
Ilea Clarence phymaer and Mild. of TorsMo
are spending :he summer moath. 1n tows.
Mr Rhyme spent the wtek-eod betrs with
them.
Jock Campbell was up from Port Colborne
far the beltday.
Maw Casa Afan. of Cleveland. is the guest
of Mr. and Mr.. Jos. Kidd.
Gel `Deady for Haying
Vol will fill ds folly stacked wits ,kat yea require
Our pure Manilla Rope is extra long fibre,
illstiring long wear and extreme strength.
GRINDSTONES AT HALF-PRICE
' We have a quantity of extra good quality
• t Stones. While they last we give you your choke at
rate each.
GRINDERS
We have a number of Mower -knife Grinders
teach, formerly sold by the original manufacturers at
$12.00. While they last $5.00 will take them as
ey are, This is a first-class rig and one pian can
do' the work of two, and do it right.
PAINT NOW
At least one house out of every three requires
painting, and in driving through the country the
► well -painted houses are few and far between. On an
. atverafe house ten to fifteen dollars' worth of Lowe
Bros. High-grade Paint will put on two of the best
coatk of paint your house has ever seen. Now is
Iyour time to do the job. Let us tell you what it will
cop( you, etc.
Howell Hardware Co., Ltd.
TNR RICHT bLAO* TO Hit` HARDWARR
China the Land of Silk
Chia• is so well suited by natural
coudltions for the production of silk
that even the most antiquated and un-
lcMetiec methods cannot deprive her
or Bret rank la that industry. In Ja-
pan everything connected with tbe silk
business in scientifically regulated. No
atllkworm L permitted to hatch unites
the egg has passed scientific inspec-
tion. Mulberry trees are cultivated on
ecleatilic principles. Similar methods
are pursued In other countries where
ilk L produced. But in China the
bangs are almost entirely dlaregarded.
and yet the Flowery Kingdom keeps
Gear the heed in the production. Her
Undeveloped resources in UM Indus-
try are so enormous that it L predict-
ed that when China adopts modern
abetbode rhe will give a new turn to
Cha silk business of the world. -at
Lolls Republic.
Sowing M.ehine For lurpeens.
In the past century advance. la sur-
gery
urgery have been mo great that one L
almost prepared to bear of any won-
der. sod in this nowt we notice In a
Paris contemporary • startling an-
aoencsment which, we aro told, 1* tak-
en from a reputable scientific review.
It is to the effect that a surgeon has
taveuted a sewing machine for use aft-
er operation. and 1a place of the stitch -
lag by bead. We are told that the
doctor is the lint instance constructed
h1* machine by way of recreation, but
the malts were each that be has felt
i.tKl%ed In introducing It to members
et the proteaMea. Misch etltch, it L
Hid, occupies oily the fraction of a
eeaud and is effected with a predates
it superior to that of the moat deft
lingers. -Load*" Olobe.
D.MMMq the Mystery.
Richard U. Maciaerts, president of
the Masseebssetta Is tite% of Tech
solom has gives the same Smith to
the amosymous doer of the 12.500000
to the college. The import of the
same le toot dif s tag its.ef Ghost th*
laSltnte. The 0-4 repreeeet. of
Beare., the mystery *beet wbleb ul-
leae meet be mealetahed. and every
ow ksowe that M. 1. T. ls the symbol
et the Institute. a1nTb is therefore
the addltboo of mystery to technology.
Aetd they Gay that a Mites has no ap-
preciation of a joke. -New Tort Post
Cereus PImI.re..
Comte "Daae* Be.esth the Trees."
perebeesd la iNN for r00 slat .old w
ether My tux I01000, showed aa ap-
prsc5.U.• fa raise c*mparahle with
the .etraerdleary savage* et Mar
ram one *t the artist BU "Lha
NMI; wed by the ortt b last tie
IBM a.1w► ehasesd IMMis mMwlb
Or MAK sad ads "L "mem a la
WEIlbeeha
rose ahem PM le U A. -1Nv
THE DECISIVE WORD.
Mn Cour retulatee Nhsesif en
. Haynie Iawps.
Mrs. Comptoel had laid oet Ilmirdra
es on the toast rem bed.. aaN beton
breaktaS the Md her hothead la to
leek at flea 'New you knew how
mesh 1 rely on Talar taste, limy; ski
said "I want you to decide which
e ke et these 1 shall wear to MPs Dens
Jerre Madison today. Please say ex-
actly what you utak."
Mr. ampule hesitated and thea
MBI that blue." he began. "Mal
tr-
"Y.i1, dear. It L," Bald MPs Oempesa,
alba die toned the Moe gown ea a
chair. 'ICs too dark altogether."
'Thee there's the black," and ber
h ashes* frowned tbeegbtfdt7- "Of
emcee-
-Yes, et course," and Mrs. Oemptes
tamed tbs black gown atter the blue
ea.. "It's handsome enough and light
eseugh. with that gold neck. but ft's
begriming to show wear."
Mr. Comptes breathed heavily. Tho
nal test was at bead. A fawn colored
rows and a gray cue team eft.
-inn, I don't method to be a 'edge
et thaw things." he call. pla$Ig Ler
Mesa "I oely know what I ills. That
gray epees seems to ale just a 1tW.-
er-amite- s"-
"Thmml I knew 1 oosld depend on
your And Mrs. Comptes j.7taW
Sang add* the gray gown. "It M more
severe mad the etyWs a bat tryfsg. 1
sbW weer the fawn colored Mss and
be so glad to know yes *e 1t for
me."
"wbwr said Mr. Compton as M led
downstairs. "Suppose rd bees a little
gather 1•d got out that 'suitable.' It's
a Iota to a nun to be deliberate when
he's gtvlag advice to his wits" -Tenth's
Companion.
Retort Calm and (Welk.
To nlostrate the ever ready wit of
the Irish the following story was told
at a banquet held recently in the Com-
mercial club:
An irlabman on hes way borne at
night was 1n the habit of cutting
through a cemetery in order to shorten
the distance. A group of his friends
evolved a scheme to have Some fun at
his expense. Accordingly they found
a awaken grave, across which his path
lay, dug it out and covered It with
boards 1n such a manner that he must
fall into the yawning cavity.
The Irishman came along, and every-
thing happened as per schedule. While
be was .till squirming about in the bot-
tom of the holo, striving to extricate
himself, three or tour t.f his friends, at-
tired in white sheets and other ghostly
accouterment, suddenly made their
appearance. Pat was frightened out of
his wits and almost fainted when one
of theme said:
"Whet Pre you doing in my graver
The tone was sepulchral. It made
the !ti.hman's hair stand almost on
end. Art be could not forego a witty re-
tort
"Pa1tb, and what are yes ding cot
of Itr• be sited. -Portland Oregonlan-
Soni. Snakes.
Too much good fellowship and Mllar4.
ty had dolled the once brightest wit et
JerryvIlle. Oa., and be bad fallen into
vagabondage after having enjoyed •
competency from the practice of law.
"Cheer up. Mark, old fellow!" said
one of his friends consolingly. "You'll
get over this and soon be yourself. bat
you ought to remember not to let the
snakes get tato your boots again."
'That's MI right." replied the melan-
choly Mark, "bat I'm going to leave
this burg for keeps. res setae far
away."
"Where do you think you'll ger ask-
ed the friend.
"I'm going down to South America."
exclaimed Mark - "South America.
when the aerates are too big to get
bnto'a fellow's boots[' -Popular Maga-
zine.
A Prier Claim.
M. Toper (easing a pair of Sect S*
other side of the lamppost) -Now. them
my Mend. yea meet clear out 1 was
here drat. - PISO MON.
Come of the Delay.
"1 presume yo are engaged to Pia
sailer
-win. praetically."
"What's the !Mehl Awaiting has
Nears eoeo•tr
"it tool flat Can't marry wltb ret
a majority favorable report from las
ereetars."-fredsville Oserl.rJAea1
H.r y rem ty." is t
t
"'One of q eeedae." to Lpeflug
mai*. "hi as alebi ct $m used lee 11111
ether day he we hdIMBN a Mew r
re leellea- part ger r7a M MISS
t ay .V 1!e am_ awe= Om
1�i. waillatitig "IN r *mow '''r .. r
CONSTtTV11a
WREOKED.
,Ifo or
Doctor Faced to Help -Bat
Morrilcy's No. 14 Bila/ Remedy
Restored Health.
TORONTO, ON:.. Jake 1, 1t1L
*Tor the peat two years 1 bM tees ,
sufertag from inouaaees sad • ras-
alms sometime. caused tees worry sail
overwork. 1 tried several rematem to
bulli up my nervous syetes, sad Wee
had my phyeidan prescrtbe ter alta but
I messed to met so better until I tried
your No. 14 Blood Remaly. I used
sae fres. all began to braes le. mid
Ire the time 1 ttad aalebed t1 Bilk 1x
was replete 5... they se ised to quiet
my Geer** load revive me /..wally sod
my oomglaides L lists batter. lb eggs►
Cite le An. -I til IMOD aria trwsb, sae
ass Neter sale to rte my eerie than I
have been for over a year. 1 suppose
*.re are a let at people Ursasaad as
I welt, Gad !J Inds letter will help any
or them to Sad ChM Keit ewmeb, yea
may publish it ter their iMaM1. I cam -
sot retrain frees giving Mia ozpseadaa
about your No. 14 Stead Testa aa I
eesdder 1t wltleat an 55001"
Wm. Stowers.
The above prsseriotlsa ls set • "Cu"'
Air or so-esUsI p.test mMbtas. Dr.
Morriss, 710..1+11 it ter 44 jeers. .ad
It eared Meas.sds atter suer 'mesons
NND.4. •
Pries. Mas. per Des at reetr Malmo,
ar Palm Merrlacy Meeisde Oa.
Waited. Montreal eel
For Sale by F. J. Hui land, Oodericb
Mimes , et
eihermas, W. C. p 10a
ltomrael C=.
der, M
Mr. and Mrs. Jobe 1,4ow and daughter .red
Mia. Jereplules Locher, oft Meas, sed Mr.
and Mea H. Gaf sad daughter,Meant
leave Mea gents u the hone eC. W. is'a,
Hayfield re "•.
Carl Camp'o., of the Haat et Me.ireal.
Belleville, L vi.4Uag tat Lew..
Mlle Laura Price le .5414*..T►omea ser ter home of
De. and MR Doman .t tar.
Mi.. WSW Bry.sM",sf wln5Ma. is visit-
ing her sister. MW Rq.eld.. of Hudson
ret aifehlrest
Mr. Goa W. Themes. and Mir Jessie
Thomson leave es Maeda es e visit to Chi-
cane and other p Ws 1s .
Meme. lldn.oe .ad Nlsa Onham ate
Mese tram New York for a bol.day term.
-Know thyself," is r• 011y a gate
to the first beatitude-"Bleesrd are
the poor in spirit""
If a young man thinks a gis 1's piano
premix is stmt -that is love.
He who does evil that good may
tome pays s toll to the devil to let
him into heaven.
WINNIPEG
REAL ESTATE
is the safest iovestoent on tbg' market. There is
absolutely no doubt about the future of the city a,
use of the preatteet'oestres of population on the Con-
tinent, and as Winnipeg grows the value of real
estate will grow.
We can put you in the way of many Looney.
making opportudties•
Row choice lots in one of the beet residential
sections are now offered on easy terms.
For particulars apply to
Scott, Hill & Co. J. T. Goldthorpe
WINNIPIQ BODER ICH
11! Canada Life Building Rural Telephone B r 6
N. B,-Aay investor twyies Winnipeg property through me
will. if desired. be furnished with a guarantee host Scott, Hill & Ca
that if in one year be L dissatisfied with the deaf his money will be
refunded with interest et 8 per cent. J. T. Uoun'.ottrx.
aiillinerq for
We have prepared a number ot dainty,
smart, stylish Hats of especially good value
to sell at very low prices during the month
of July. The collection will include pretty
and attractive designs of the season's best
materials. As we are determined to clear
out balance of Summer stocks, these Hats
will be sold at genuine bargains.
MISS DONOGH
1ANNUALJULY_SAVI
This annual event of this store commences Saturday,
July 6th. From the morning of that day until closing time on
July 31st, it will be in full swing all eQverlfshis big store -upstairs
and down. ,it It
This July Sale will not be a sale in word or name only, but
a genuine money -saving event that should prove of unusual in-
terest to every buyer of Summer wearables within reach of it.•
While this Sale is on merchandise of undoubted quality
from every department will be found on our counters and tables
with the July Sale tickets, and wherever you see these tickets
you will find bargains.
It is the policy of this store not to carry one season's goods
into another. The unseasonable cold weather of May and early
June has left us with over -stocks of Summer goods in many de-
partments, and on these lines particular price reductions of a
decidedly interesting nature will be the order of this July Sale.
From week to week our advertisements will tell the story
of this July Sale and its savings. Watch our space in this paper.
We wil try to fill it with news worth reading. This wtek we
are unable to give a detailed list of prices but promise you some
surprises for Saturday, the opening day, that will make it
worth your while to come.
150 Curtains Ends at 19c each
One hundred end fifty sample ends of
Nottingham Igoe Curtains. Bach end
contains 11 to If yards and shows the low-
er part of the curtain. They represent
qualities all the way -up from $3.00 to 114.00
per pair. Saturday morning. choice 19c
..f 150, per end X71.
Millinery Department
and the July Sale
Exceptionally special price inducement^
from our big Millinery Department for
July.
A 1 quick clearance of the entire
will be made before the end of the
month. This is bow we do it :
Trimmed Hats $3.35
Twenty -Ave only new Trimmed Hata.
Ces up in best style. trimmed with
flower.. silk and ribbon. Hat. worth In
the rspvIsr way Id.ND to M.00 cash 0.-
• 50h&?. domed • big lot of shags
alba flowers from the wholesale at
the esti of tbs season. W* lata Ohle to mala
this retmarkabie July flair Whet . Them
this
Haes bare blas gpsg y teimatadfee
Bib=are Hama- d Lits boot mlrmgry
WM
Tear .bie...
the Gebus
re s ever gives. $3.3 R
.......
Any Suit $ 14.85
That is the July Safe peogrsm for th.
Butt Department that ioold empty tb'
reeks ggred inn dims ordeer..opstsJJust Brume or twen-
Suia lett to sell. Al elulsely cornet @tyke
in merges or bronchial/1M usoetly navy and
blacks. mauler SIMI to 11111.00. 514.85
For Jelly Sala, your.ioiae
Fancy Lunch Cloths, Doylies, etc..
at Half -Price One of the
Attractions of the
July Salt
A big ideal s• of mow D00%myllies,,�
rblhMdi'eLeo-
Irleh
maim .d asClothe wed runnyL�dsmrel sr eseety
.epi w:e
and ose pissedarekes to you I lidleee of the beet iinen erasmere ever
offered for esoto /met ai for win
dow dlsplay. Ysmemlbsr
they go on .ate at . Hal! -Price
Long White L.MIe Waves
W Ia01- 41 . meed. fine qual
447 eMfl SR Jml�' 35c
•
TM Mee
Mat mm
Ma roam
mesa take rs