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THE SIGNAL t OODERIOR ONTARIO
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irrt Tal7atrDiAT, MAae 1, 1917 gy
AVING spent the Waiter-gaininga sp ,t's
knowledge of STORAGE BATERIES, when
we open up in the Spring we will be able to
give the same expert service on this work as we have
been doing in the past as the leading Ignition, Carbur-
ettci and Engine Experts of this district. We will be
able to do any repair to arty make of Storage Bat-
tery and even build a new one if required
In addition to this we will offer
service in OXO ACETYLENE W
ING, RADIATOR REPAIR WORK
and VULCANISING.
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If sae do a job it will be done by someone who
Beall& knows how.
NeiggWaii;
EAST STREET GARAGE
Ne :to Town Hall cam. a2L* pj� m,. Goderich
Owned and Operated by a Practical Man Y „
ARTHUR M. GLOVER
LOCAL TOPICS
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Still There's More to Follow]
The following additional suir.ctip-
tiunti to the Y. M. C.IA military fund
have been received : Mee. Lech. 112 ;
Mts. Clark (Colborne tuwnshirk as;
John Sharman. a1 ; T. M. Dtvis. 41
The total received is now $I24.5il.
.No Excursion Rates.
Owing to the special demands made
upon the railways for the transporta-
tion of munitions and war materials,
it is uoderstood that the usual holiday
excursion rales will not he given this
year, at least until the time of the
Toronto fair. Every effort is to be
cede to keep frights moving.
.Accident at Herber.
Mr. J. M. Proudfnot, superintendent
at the Guderich Elevator Co.'s plant.
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'slipped on the icy wharf Monday
!morning aid lotting his balance fell
i headlong into the ha(bor. between the
wharf arid the steamer Franz. His
' right arm was be °ken and his *boulder
!dislocated.' Although bpi. Will sulTet-
hig considerable pain, he hopes to be
lout next week.
'Huron Promotion txaminatio s.
• 1'be uniforw' promotion amina-
• Mom for the public st•oob of Huron
frill he held on Thursday and Friday.
' March JN h and VI)th, 1917. Perm arra
provided for junior and senior second
and third classes and junior tourtb
class. Tea,•,bers must notify theft
school ins; etVor at user, stating the
number of papers requited for each
;clam taking the examination.
Board of Trade Meeting.
I The annual meeting of the Bosed of
Trade. called for last Monday evening,
was adjourned to next Tuesday even-
ing, when it will be bell in tbe council
MO del Theatr
., r,' GEO. E. KING, Proprletor-
Week of March 5th, 'I7
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Monday and Tuesday 447-'4
LUEBIRD PHOTO PLAY
111, 1 ` The Play's the Thing" itiwt
The .tory of a Parson who could Fight and 'Preach
"The Measure of a Man"
intrallticing the two favorite stars
J. WARREN KERRIGAN and
LOUISE LOVELY
Founded on the story by Norman Duncan.
- ALSO _ ---
"The Girl and the Game"
ry
Wednesday and Thursday
Here he is!---WALLACE REID
rvQ` IMr �, and Cleo Ridgely
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"The House of Golden Windows
ir,,z t You remember "The Selfish Woman" ,'ftct` t
Friday and Saturday
BLANCHE SWEET
fdk""n4it
-IN- ...,,...lot.
s*.tax �. uwa�*•rao.",t`'
"Public Opinion"
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Regular Prices.
Coming next week---PAULINE FREDERICK
in "The Woman in the Case"
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ehdeober at the tows hall. at 8 o'clsek.
The animal Moeda' of oSeers will
take place, sad a 'general review of
the business oonditione of the town
will be given In the president's sonnet
address. Every boatsmen mat, Io tows
should attend and &how his Interest io
the affairs of the Board.
Sock Shower for the Hurons.
The Gummi Brough Obapter, I. 0.
D. E.. is pl•noing to bold about the
middle of March a "bock 'bowie" for
the 181st (Huron) Battalion. Every
womao and girl in tows it Invited to
help by bringing a pair of socks. The
date and It.. place will be announced
later. This will give the women of
Oodericb 'mother opportunity of
showing their regard for the comfort
of the boys who have gone trout our
county to tight to honor's cause.
None Can Compare with boderich.
Mr. Arthur M. Glover, who has been
away this winter visiting factories ie
different parts of the Province, in
order to keep la touch with the latest
ideas in Ids One of wort, writes The
Signel.a follows :
"It is Dice to see a home paper when
away hour home, and while 1 hese
seen town* lou busier than Goderich
during this winter 1 have yet to see
one that can compare with It for liv-
ing in. No other town meow to be
so well laid out or kept so clean and
tidy."
Hydro and 0. W. S. Railway.
At the meeting of the Hydroelec-
tric Railway Association at Toronto
last week Goderlcb was represented
by Mayor Munoings, Reeve Nairn and
M1•. H. E. Hodgen(, stud the township
of Asbfleld by Reeve Stewart.' The
local delegates saw Bir Adam Beck
and were iuforwed that the report ono
the O. W. S Railway would be ready
in aholichen days. For the rarys on
the O. \t, 8. line an offer of 44) a\ ton
was made -considerably tetter than
Lite previous offer. Sir Adam prom-
ised that. • representative of the
Hydro Commission would he sent to
address the Fanners Clubs in the
neighboring townships to talk up •
plan for the supply of electric power
to fanners.
Come Due to Wealth.
Theoung people of the Baptist
church held a vety succea.ful literary
evening last Monday. A &bete was
held, the subject of which was.: "Re-
solved, that wore crime is due to
wealth than to poverty Miss L.
Whiting and Mr. Fred Beavers sup-
ported the afflrmettve, and won the
argument aginst Mr. Hume Clutton
and Mr. John Donaldson. The judg-
ment was reached by Messrs. G. Lamb,
J. H. Marshall and' A. Laahbrook.
HQtheides of the question were _well
delisted, each speaker showing a fair
gra.p of the subject and also no little
talent in presenting his or her case.
Among the contentions put,forth was
that, though poverty at first sight ap-
pears to be the cause of certain crime,
yet wealth is back of this se the real
cause. It was also pointed out that
the lure of wealth was instrumental in
deb ming men and leading them iu the
way 01 crime. Among other features
of the evening were •solo by blies Hol-
land and a male eborue.
Soldier Should Have Appointment.
There is much indignant talk among
citizens over the granting to a civilian
or toe privilege of issuing automobile
license.. a bit of Provincial Govern -
wept patronage that, it is claimed,
should be giveu to a telururd soldier.
.Mr. F. H. Wood is now the official
dispenser of automobile licenses, and,
needless to say, there is no objection
on big account personally, and under
mbar circumstauces the appwottueot
would be both proper sod popular ;
but •( the pteaent time it is very
✓ woung y held that the appointment,
which re sold to be w,,rtb perhaps ij'J'Ju
in the yetµ•, should go to one of the te-
t..rued soldiers in town. Everybody
. , or should be, interested in seeing
tort the mess who have been at tbe
front, and have Dot been able to re-
g ular their lordlier occupations, should
be given every opportunity of making
a comfortable living ; and here war an
appointment that Could very well
nave been tilled by one of the re-
turned war heroes and would have
been a considerable help to bits. J udg-
ing hotel the cowmsute remit town,
the local dispenser of patrunege Made
a eetious error of fudgweot in this
care.
Spring is
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Coming! "ed.
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And you should be
getting ready for it.
We are here to do
your tailoring, and
can fit you out for
spring with glary to
of quality, which
means up-to-date
style; heat -lass mater-
ials and expert work-
manship.
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R. 1. Armstrong
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MERCHANT TAJL,OR
$..nth Side Square, G„d.•ri••h.
lunch w *eed, and afterwards
there wascrancing, the program in-
cluding several pretty novelty dances
which were greeted with entbubiasm.
Model Theatre Notes.
As announced last week, Mr. King is
introducing the Bluebird features at
the Model Theatre., and -for Monday
and Tuesday evenings each week tbere
will be a Bluebird photoplay, which
means an attraction chosen on its
merino and produced by teal artists.
The motto of the Bluebird people is
"The Play's the Thing"-wesxging that
their productions are cho.en because
of their intrinsic merits rather than
because of any name attached '0 them
as author, actor or producer. Bluebird
(*attires stood on their qualities au
effective plays.
A fortunate choice has been orade
err the first of these Bluebird ,troduc-
tiotr to be given in Goderich. Any-
body who ba. read Norman Dnncan'r
story, "1'h. Measure of ,a \leo," will
realize ire capabilities for the making
of a sarong pbotopley, and this story
of "the fighting parson" will be pre-
sented at the Model Theatre on Mon-
day and Tuesday evenings of next
week as . the introductory bluebird
play. .
Friday and Saturd4y.Marcb ltttb end
17th, are the d•.es for the greet special
feature '••rhe Christian,' from Hail
Crine's web. -known story. to order
to allow as neatly as possible to see
tine picture. tn.re will lie a matinee
each day. State should bit (....meed
early, ar there will doubtless be big
bother fur this splendiu alt aac, ion.
Lord's Day Alliance.
Tbe anuwd Meeting- of the Lnr.l'r
Day Alltahce, Goderreb braucb, was
held in the lecture r.eau w of Knox
cburab 9m Monday eveuiog last, the
attendance being small, owing, along
with other reasons, to the muWAlet-
ency of the notice given. The coneid-
er scion tf the annual report wasp de-
ferred to a future meeting, owing to
Lbe absence trona town OI the officer
in cbxr•ge. The meeting decided to
elect outrun for the currant year, as
follows : President, G, M. Elliott
secretary. Rev. Janes Hewllton
treasur,r, Jellies A. Campbell : execu-
tive committee, who with the ofti •era
will co-operate with the local nartor,--
W. T. Fellow, Nor .b sheet M ethodjet
church ; C. M. ttoller..on, Viet' ria
street : James \I it -bei!, Knox ; He.•,lr
Porter, St. George's; James A. Camp-
bell, Baptist. After discussing with
the reP re.entstite of the Alliance,
Rev. R. 11. Stevenson, the work at
Inge and tbe cooditione as he finds
thew in Goderich. it wen agreed that
he should visit this Lown for a Sunday
V) be agr •ed on by the local clergy and
present the work of the Alliance w at
ihoist two churches, with a visit to one
of the adjacent country charges.
That there has not •been a strict
obedience of the law witb refer •ace to
Monday selling was made choir, end
Mr. • Stevenson stated tbut he
Macdougall -barrow.
Tbe mai rialto took place in St. Aod-
rew's cbutcb, Toronto, on tieturdily
ni 'ruing last, at Maty Beatrice Gar -
..w, daughter of the late Mr. Justice
G..r, ow and of Mrs. Geri -ow, formerly
ut Goderich, to Mr. Alan Kenneth
Macdougall. Res. Dr. Thowrs Eakins
officiated. rhe service -wise , euth sly
choral. Dr. Nor►usn Anderson was
et t,.e organ. The bride was given
awny by her brother, Mr. E. F. Bar-
row. With her charming gown eat
ivory crepe de chine aid lace, wiLb
tulle veil 14 d orange blursomv, wan
worn • peed end aquamarine brooch,
the gift ot her wirier. Het corsage
'coquet was of violet•, and she car-
ried ad Ivory prayer took. Owing to
rexnt beaeavewruts the wedding was
a very quirt one, and only iwutediete
relatives. wete present after the cere-
mony at the wedding breakfast et the
borne of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. (Jarrow in
Roxbuiough street. Mr. and Mrs. Mac-
dougall lett for a snort tr.p, after
which they wall reside in '1'ur•ontu.
Mr. Charles Ga row, of tows. brother
ottbe bide, was present at the wed-
ding.
Masonic "At Home."
Maitland Lodge, No.33, A. Fr. A, it,
held an "at home" on Tuesday even-
ing last which was one of the most
&ucaeyeful and enjoyable of these an-
nual affairs ever given by the Lodge.
There was a large attendance, the ac-
cpommrdatloos of the rooms in the
Masonic Temple being taxed to the
utroost. in the absence of the W.M.,Mr.
R. J. Megace, the chair was taken by
Mr. Alex. Saunders. who conducted
ibe proceedings in his usual energetle
manner. The program included solos
by Mrr. Oro. H. King, Mini McClin-
ton, Miss 1'rly ot, Memos. 14 Sturdy
and G. L Pareooe t recitation. by
Sheriff Reynolds and Mr. Fred Weir,
end piano dues by Miss Lemon Elliott
aud Mr. Geo. H. King. One of Mee.
King's selections was Mr. Pritehatd's
..ung "There's a Girl in Ht ron," which
with Mr. Parson* leading in the chorus
was a deelded bit. The noisiest pre -
gram was in charge of Mt'. King, and
was carried out roost elfeetivety.
• At ib• tooeliseios of this program,
w
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NCS
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is Rheumatism of the face -
Uric Acid lett in the hkiod
by disordered kidneys
lodges along the nerve
which branches from the
eye over 1 he forehead, and
across the cheek to the
side of the nose. The
c- uv is the same as in all
R umatism - diwnrdered
Kdeers. The cure islike.
• wise the seine-
Dodd"s
Kidney
Pills
had given warning ro c.rt•lo penman
'bet any further tHfllsg with the law
would lead to strict prosecution sod a
demand for the enforoemsot of the
penalty.
OBITUARY.
RO8$1Nn8.-Mrs. J. N. Robbin.,
whose death occurred oo Wednesday
of last week et the age of thirty years,
was born at Brantford, Ont., • daugh-
ter of the late John Young. She Ceme
here with her husband, the proprietor
of • he Balmoral Cafe, a little over •
yew ago,lth
cod bad been in poor hea
sthe
ince death of her little daughter
Ont summer, The remaing were taken
to Brantford, when ber mother and
three sisters are k ing, enJ The Brant-
ford Expositor gives the following ac-
count
scount of the funeral :
The fuoeral of the late Mre. Rob-
bins., of tiodericb, took place from the
residence of her mother, Mrs. Young,
19 Edgerton street, on baturdey titer -
000o to Greenwood cemetery. Rev.
J. %V. Gordon, of $t. Andrew's church,
conducted the aerelem. The following
were the dors, tributes : Pillow, hus-
band ; wreath, mother and eister.,
Mis Robbins add family, Mr. and Mrs.
\Vthman, Mr. and Mr.. Hollinrake ;
creaceut, Uncle Will: anchor, Mr.
and Mrs R.dou, Hamilton ; gates
ajar, brehein Bros,. and employees :
cross, Ww. Patterson Co., employees
of chocolate room ; .prays, employees
William Patterson & Mous, Mr, and
Mire. 11. Willoughby, Mr. and Mrs.
\Vilfuug and daughter., \Ir. and Mrs.
Thur. Edgerton, Mr. and Mrs. %V. A.
Klckley, Mr. and Mir. W. H. McClure,
Mr. and Mrs. Wbitler, M►'. and Mrs. C.
A. StedWsn, %Vw. Patterson Ito. ltd.
Mr. and \1... Frank Munn, \Ir. and
Mrr. Goivun brierson. Mr. and Mn.
Denton, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Dewar,
Mr. and Mis. Aikrut and Gertrude,
Mrs. Cook and Mabel. Mr. and Mis.
Frisch, Mr. and Mts. Primer, Cousin
Lou, Mrs. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Reg.
t outbeck, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hemp -
ton. Lady Macabres, Mrs. I'atter'eon
and Mis. Chipman, Mei and Mrs. Al-
fred Livingston, Mr'. and Mrs. 'John
McHutebeoo. ;Ir. and Mn.. Chris.
Sutherland. 3111. and Mrs. R. Bettie,
Mr. and lire. Gro. Sigwan, Mr. Gro.
Miller, Mrs. Chris. Miller, Mr. and
Mace. F. Vinall, Mies Maher, Mr.
Hallinys, Fenwick, Mra. Rozelle, Fen-
wick : Doric Lodge, A. F. and A.M.
From Dunnville, Mr. John. A. Scho-
field and \les. Schofield, Mrs. Henry
D. Fillies, Alex. and Josie. From
Goderich, Nr. and \Irt. . \1'. F. Clerk.
Mies Anger and Mrs. Nichol.
BOND. -Of the Isle Fred 1'. Bond,
of Galt, formerly of Gudericb, who
died rt Galt on the 171.h of February,
The Gall Reporter rely:
After a haltering illness attended by
much suffering during the part three
years, death came on Satordsy night
at. N all to Mr. Ft ed C. Bond, for over
thirty year. well-known druggist of
this city, and one of the best-known
wen of Last and vicinity. The late
Mi. Bond wee the youngest sou of the
late John Bond, druggist, and for
twenty yeas rnatiegrr 0f the diepen-
k•i yy department of Lyunsn Brothers.,
in Toronto, and who after d g busi-
ness in Aurora and God -rich caftan to
Galt. In 'loroiuo, Aurora and G.de-
tich be was accompanied by bis son.
the late Fred C. Bond, who continued
the business in Galt after the de.ease
of bib father, and the fact that he heel
been bo the businese all his life was
accountable for the fact that he knew
the business so thoroughly and was
considered one of the cl t drug-
gist/. of the day. rhrw years ago he
became 111 and has lingered. and al-
though suffering great pain, visitors at
bis home always found hie congenial
and cheerful. On Tuesday Iset he
autfered a stroke, which rendered him
belplevu, and on Saturday niybt he
very quietly breathed his last.
The late Mr Bond was a member
of the Galt bowling club, of
which be was preeidont at one
Uwe, and he was one of the oldest
members .3t the lndelwndent Order of
Forester". He was .also r mrinlwr for
thirty years of Trinity Anglican
church. Of a musical nature, he iden-
tified himself in earlier years with
everything musical, anti war known in
Galt and Ihis vicinity where he took a
great part in concerts and local owes.
Of a very congenial nature, he gained
many friends and was well liked by All
with whoa, he came in contact. He
was waked to Hinnie Chepmnsu,
youngest' daughter of James 4'. Chap-
man, of Ingerscll, who sursives hum.
with one daughter. Minuet ta. et home.
An only son, , Louie, predeceased him
f • years ago. One si-tet, Mrs. W.A.
Hmmoayy 0f Tontine. Alen *urvivee
him. The line's.' took place on Mon-
day afternoon et 4 o'clock from his
late r•esidetce, Water street sou:h, to
'1'rinit y cemetery. A large Icer 01
h iende war" present and many fwsuti-
ful Hower. sdoneed the e•.sket And
were sent as tokena of regard and
syrupatby.
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Huron Presbytery.
Th.. Presbytery of Huron held its
Is-gnlu• gnat [ply mes'ting on i'u.•s lay
last. at Hens. II. Th.• following neve
liren.•nt : Mr. IaingK, Int Aerator, 1►r.
Fletcher, \les.rx. Ile D crotid, 'I'.•Iforl.
1berryy, Aitken, .1ohnst.on, \IarFarlane,
Mutit.h, Shirrs., Was xis anal 11 '114a,,
ministers, aunt Messrs 'iladuuut. 1►ryys-
.lute, I'unninghana, \lan.un. \lamely,
Al organ, \leLean and McGutvun, elde•t•s.
\tr Argo was appant.sl moderator
mf Lit' Penhy tory for the ensuing six
months. The elders' r ism'
111)1111h" various rongr•gatiotts carie
received. The• ti reports of the
committee,' of the Presbytery were
given : the report on Horne Missions
and isiebilISe -vi. by Nr. Sinithi the
repent on :Sabbath M,-hools an.1 V. 1'.
Societies. by 41r•. Laing: r•p.•rt nn
standing (' `tte.•s, by \Ir. MacFar-
lane : that an Syetematie H.•nrHrenee,
by Mr. Johneton ; that. nn 4 %inference,
by Mr. Irving; that. on Stetimties, by
Mr. Hamilton.
The fnilowing were appointed on the
different standing r rte... for the
year 1917 :-
'.11))11 uterus:am AND .Ia l41..rtkVi('a
Messrs Smith, Sharp and \IacF'ar-
lailne.
\ )0RI1111( MIMMItNM
Meagre. Abery, Mel/emit] and Hogg.
M.'AMn V P. age IftTIK.
M. . using, Aitken and Cerewell,
MT KM ITtl• NKNIY.i•t('Y.\.'a
Mestere. nhneton, Larkin, Uledman,
iliggine, . (man and -Manson.
IrrPF.RINtT 'Ynh:N(IC oil, NTI tigMTM
Meagre. Te and Mbarp and lire
Fletcher.
Mann
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Covers Cavia
Through this Branch,
one of over Three
Hundred established throughout the Dominion, the
Oshsa Bask of Canada Is prepared to give you every
service Which a progressive bankcan render, either In
connection with your business or your private finances.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manage%,
Y)IKR1iKN('T
Mesarm Woods, Hamilton and Ma.• -
F awns.
•. & 1. al. A\n W. & 0.
Messrs. Fletcher, Argo end Corriere.
p1NAN1'K ANI( trrAT1M•rrem '
Messrs. Hamilton, bring and Cars-
well.
Al•IHTOItM • . -.
Messix Abery and (Madman.
The following were appointed eo11u-
lui.xiunerr .to the next General
Assembly : 11r. Flet bier, Messrs. Leung
1 :ergo, ministers, and Mrastc.
'Taylor, 1.1 Grand end. Morgan, of
Thames it+sad, and M -Nay, of Kgs I-
tille, eWetx.
1)r. ilet•he r Was numninat.ed for the
uuxleratot•ship of the General Assieu,
blt• and Mr. ('arriete fur the uurlrr-
aun•ship Synod.
the Syni. '
Ih. 1�Irt•her WAN MIM) appointed
lepr•sentative 11 the I'ry.bytvy on
the .1 seem 11 v'- biwi urea -"mutt l tte-u
and Mr. Telford .fur, the $yn.xl's
orr•sp.ndi11g r tbw.
It. is pl,lsse•d to 1.11,1 inrilitutes
during the year iu rIIin -t with the
work of Sabbath s010..1/1 and 1`uuug
People's S.x'letlex.
'rhe next ttt.y•tiug is 10 be held at
Ilensa11 on thi- rob. of May• at Id
, ahs k.
Coast -reveled oyster., sdld
from frolbe oyster fords, at
stone's. Phone 240.
The slight- est rough should he cured
at once. It will 'equity only a few
doves of Wiglr's Syrup of White Pine
and Tar. Sold in 25c and 50.: bodes.
Thata good many, kends weir not
cracked Ib,. week was not tht. (sill of
some people who neglected to clear
their sidewalks of ice.
Efuilds up the Farm.
E. Hodgetts, Lambeth, Ontario,
rays :
1 used 'Homestead Bone Black
Fertilizer on part of iyy oat Held. The
previous owner of the farm paid mei
visit this xontmer. and in walking
over the ferns we came to the ,it
field. M> friend asked -me why the
oat* on a part of the field were of
much greater length and quality than
the rest. i informed hitt what i bed
done, and be said he could, not have
believed, if he --bad not aeon it, that
Homesteed Fertilizer could give such
result.. I can recommend it highly to
anyone wishing to boird up their farm
and grow big crops."
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Tastelessi
A CERTAIN CURE for
Coughs, Colds and
All Bronchial
- Irritations
LARGE BOTTLE 35c
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GIRLS WANTED
411 the .lac,+ of
For oma work toa
m.•n "h-• m.ve pone of .r" laving to the
front. Young women cam Tender the
. ountry teal corvine by prep.,fingi[ to
take •porltiour la bank,. and -Murtha.,
.*p.,-b,l courses et training 1.. gook
keeping. %ho. thand and all uthur font
me.elai •ubjerts now in prearaa
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