The Signal, 1920-11-4, Page 7Tilts EG1A
GODIIIRIOR, OitiT.
f
The World's
Greatest
Phonograph
VALUE;
Every day the superiority of
Edison's wonderful Ambersla
phonognpb over much filter -
priced "talkina
g-mchines' and
commercial phonographs is be-
coming enure widely recognised.
We don't ask you to buy an
Amberola without inresligating
other phonographs --we lesions.
compass.,. . But we do ask you
not to buy any pbosogrspb be-
fore you have listened to
Edison'a New Diamond
AMBEROLA
Compare the pure Was of the
Amberola with the shrillness
end metallic snood of commer-
cial phonographs. Compere the
Amberole's permanent Diosnoed
Pwes R .rodu•ar with the cast
and er of changing needles.
Compare the long-lasting
Atwbrrel Ree rd. with fragile
"talking macbiaa" swronda.
Tine make roux shales. That
is all snook.
Payments enraged to mak
poor wavenistaca
H. ry%, Hi%\n1 TON, \Keen,
.111. Sal (httafio, 11eNw
11r1: (Hanna/mow .
uutitl.d, and securing a st1etuieal 0t1
COUN'T'Y AND DISTRICT II rat at the city fire department, set out
I i� for flee scene Of the blaze h, du him
share in saving the house at least from
11 db•stru.-tiuu.
Airs. McKay, an aged resident of
Cranbrook, 411 ar.d broke one 01 her
hips.
James Maker, seventy -Ove years of
age, was korai dead in his garden at
Ethel,
Jaye, Cochrane, of Hay township.
died (lrtob,r 21st at the glee of eighty-
four years. He was one of the early
settlers of the township.
The death eecurr,vl In East \Vtaws-
nosli ou Sionetbty of 's'I11btu1 Ikvi••on,
u his e•Ighty11(th year.. Meows,. our
of the early settlers of the district.
Wis. Fasken, Ii.T.R. statloa master
at Kilr{wu. ha. been bereaved I.y the
I ••nth of his wife, which •s•ettrreal at
Ithe home of tludr iht tchter at Toronto.
Mrs. Robert Young, 01 the eith conceit'
cion of Morns. died Iijonday, October
25. in her hety.fi:thytear, after a stroke of
paralysis. Besides the husband, two
lions wrvive.
At Hamilton. uu 1,141010•r Yqh-
Jennie Vi.•tt,i, youngest daughter of
Thomas 4tacey of tthlevale, Iit•i•aate
the bride of Walter J l'ere•y of Ham-
ilton. Mr. and Mea. Terra will reside
it Hit inlet,.
The I' -acre farm of Mn. John Mitch -
s'.1, east ` Cranbraok. has been sold to
Harry W f $7.250. Mrs.Mitchell
' arid dough
and Mr. an
locate io Br
At the h'tmebf the bride at Hensall on
(ctoter .eth, Mtge Mary Carhs;e was
united in marria a to J. A. Leep r of St.
Catharines. Rev A. McConnell oltici-
attnq and Leerier
a.
Bewail wi
at Heil for the pr nt.
BR Ll SWELL
I Willi -+'tit H. Breyrar, of Brussels. was
married at Stra[fcrd on Wednesday of
last week to Tetessa y. Robb. daughter
01 Mr. and Mrs. Josepn Robb. of that
city. 1 he ceremony was pertoemed by
Rev. J E. Holmes at the Trinity Metho-
dist churcn parsonage.
Dr. Charles McLellan and Mrs. Mc-
LeI!an, of Chicago, called on tied rends
Iandieiatives here and in Grev township,
,on a brier visit. Sixty years ago Dr.
i McLellan was principal of Brussels public
'I school.
SEAFORTB.
Dr. W. S. Ferguson, who died at Tor-
onto recently in his fifty-seventh year, at
one time was a practitioner to Seaturth.
Mrs. (Dr.) Scott had the misfortune to
fall dawn the stairs at her home and
fracture 1 er thigh. She was also s •verely
bruised and her condition for a time wasmo
rather *us.
Russel Allen. the young son of Mr.
and :bks. Sylvester Aden, ,met with an
accident one thy lately as the result of
which his left leg was 1 actured at the hip.
He jumped into R. J.. Clark's delivery
rig and the horse started before Mr.
Cla: k had gut in. There.was a runaway
and the boy was thrown out and atru.k
against the curb, with the result as
stated.
of tic LUCIWOW.
will remove to Listorele I David Stroud and family have
Mrs. Wm. Mitchell will moved to a ferns whfi•ti hr nought some
Is. time ago, near Tiverton.
Mrs. Robt. Phillips was at Lotion
last week and took an active pert In I
tit- n.eselote of the Women's-Otatitnte
eunveutlon for Western Ontario. '
Mutase Graham Wag &ore to Tnranti
to emend the winter months with bit 0
1111 Suialar won't,
sin rho, of N'hiteeht
-her writ. Statist. she fou
(leo' -lir Lad 14144 a
hrnith the previous even
last, when Mn. I daughter. .
•h, went to ,'411 J. i .\nderwia, who has been. ger-
:1 him �k'ii.l 1d boisly in the last few weeks, -nag gone
t tt•oel , ni Loudon fur treatment.
e tens Gorge Mathews was up from
nK.•
it► lila ttfty-tlrst year ein.t unmarried.Itrantfurd to spend a week with -Lock-
its friends. Mr. Matheson !s In his
Thr moulage sit Jowrlihki«. 3 -"ova- eighty-ilfth year, but Ts'OM leave,
•sr daughter of M. Thome. Kale. ktp.w.tttrtpemtthe, winter with-lbts_sae..
owitr+hlp of alrKtl p, to J'ymrs ):.ia[ 1SlRle.
Sloan. of she east township. Was ,ad•I
•u.s..a•a! in At. i'oluaibxu church int - ___
t
- c 1t A _r -
4 t,-uds•r 19111. the young con{d.e. will ( Childhood Al 1llelltts.
nark.. their Moue on the 7th con,'. iuu -
,f Mt-K1Hop.. - The ailments of childhood-conetip-
Coughl n, a well-known cattle 31108. indigestion. colic, colds. etc. -can
formerly .of Centralia, died et be quickly banished through• the use off
ober'21st. at the age of forty.* Baby's Own Tables. They are a mild
'Of late years Mr. Coughlin
at Toronto, aid he war on a
trip in Lambton 'county
aken witha stroke which
J. s.
,.tette
Petrolra
level ye
-Wad risid
cattle -buyer
when he was
. revolted fatal( _
--Milne R
fell hfteen feet
. kering the fracttr
' ere' wrist and sea,
f a.r.. Mr. Ronnie h - •
and when nut on s tri¢
and bring unable to r ch the
hong on for five minut
l.xed his hold and fel; to t
Jo 2101 Mower. an -ids
Morris township. tiled IN -
at the ngw\of r hty-e ht ye
omere aet-M He-saff,
f an apple tree, sut-
of three ohs. a trac-
e contusions toth-
been picking apples
branchIt.Iipped
ladder he ,
before ha re -
ground. .
S('IWUL REPORTS.
The following is the ensue of 1'.14.4.
• No. 11. iloilett and )cast Wawutsiealt,
Inc the luliuth of lk•tolwr : Sr. IV: -
Ilouora S.Z. loam taMl.-- aIargttret
e'ottan .W_1: \Vet.ley Itrod11oe•k (ubw•nt
� irhig else .•xutoi uittiuu o11a,vouiit of
iliaass o. Sr. bit.- Ilutr,rs 7:AI, pa.s
Tells Remarkable Story of tea►. -.loan 111411101111 t.Mi. Jr. 111
!Honore 7,511, pass IM$t.--rloreitee
Sickness and Recovery. pe 7..: Glues ('owati 70.1; Keuueth
41101111 set.: e:orduu .leukins 625. .1r.
II. A-: Honors 673. pass Silt. -Ma-
Toronto, (het. -"I suffered greatly ;tibia \titins IN1. Jr; 11. It- -Fillmore
from weakness seemed to be tired afl ' 673. puss 5411.-- Rolle Kutw•toit .gr: ;
the time, and had no I Mary 1 kenhnlni Fos !'resent every
ambition to do any- day during the mouth-1:race. 4'owen,
thingor go any place. -I Kenneth 1'uwati. Matilda status. lt•Ib'
My nerves were in Roberton. heat spellers for tlw
bad shape, I could I month- Margaret Cowan,. Floreta'e
not sleep at night, ' tValp'r, Kenneth Cowan: -Matilda
and then came a Ma11w. Somber on roll. 10: average'
breakdown. 1 read I autemhutce, to. 1.11 .• M. "110WATT,
of Lydia E. Pink- Teacher.
ham's Vegetable ��rr
Compound in the -S. la. NO, 5, allf.BORNE.
newspapers and sea. The following 1x the report of 8. 14.
era! of my friends No. h. ('olt.,ruv. fort the month of
advised me to use it, (M-tols•r. Tlto,a• marked with an
isteriek miswrl w»ue tests : 4r. IV.
Voges'. 3`[71 N. Morris, 333; •i,.
'Marlow. 173. Sr.- UL -•J. Bogie,
215: 11. Chisholm, 147. Jr. 1I1. -F.
Horton. 311 ; J. MacCann. 300; M.
Ilnrton.''75:.1. )Te i an. 2634. Jr. 11.
-E. Freeman. .1. 4'1041'4ut, K. tl, r -
ds. et 1.-F. Horton. C. Morelli. Jr.
't=it Freeman. A. t'rmtaati,- 111. Mor-
rie, A. E. Horton. Number on roll,
Is; average attendant:, 13. Thom
with tive or fewer mbetakes In spell-
ing for this mouth -F. Hortnu. O.
Morton. T.tItl'l'H.► M. ICEMP'IY)N.
Teacher.
S. S. Net. 4, COLBORNE.
The (ollow'inc tK the sirhoof report of
ii. No. 4. -4 ..pl+ewiw. -for sheol oa4le
d 1k•tols•r. in owler of nitwit : Sr. IV.
MRS, WAKELIN
.1II!
an. it sure y pu new lite into me. Now
I am quite able to do all my own work,
and I would strongly advise every suf-
fering woman to give Lydia E. Pink.
ham's Vegetable Compound a trial." -
Mrs. Cioutfes Wexauly, 2'12 Christie
St., Toronto, Ont.!
The makers of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound heave tbousandeof
such letters as that above -they tell the
truth, else they could not have been ob.
tained for love or money. This medicine.
ia no stranger -it has stood the test foe
more than forty years.
If there are any complications you de
not understand write to Lydia E. Pink -
ham Medicine Co. (confidential), Loa,
Maas.
Thorn'luy, November 4, 1980.-7
"IT'S A PROBLEM TO
LOOK AFTER THAT
BOY'S CLOTHES"
Let us help you with the problem by showing
you our Targe stock of wearables for boys of all
ages. We have been selling clothes for a good
many years and know something about what a
lively growing boy needs.
Everything for Men's and Boys' Wear
(except boots and shoes)
MO
McLEAN BROS.
Semi -Ready Tailors aniGent's Furnishers
THE SQUARE GODERICH
1 -Laura Mugford. 1laae1 Hill. Beulah
marriage to William Jothn Dickson, i f' fisher. Jr. IV. -Murray Keruighan,
Seafnrth, the ceremony being performed I \\'llfred Pignet. I•:maintel MIti•hell.
by Rev, R. J: �►4cCoemick. The happy Sr. s161.-Ikrtlat_'ilure. ):filth
couple left by motor of t 4ir new halve Fisher. Franklin Mlte.hell. Jr. 111..-
at Seaforth. 1 Doris nni.. Nitide M !Ter, Jack PIf- -
Josh. Snell has rents seed w II i blade. Jr. 11 - Jtargeiret Plth1at111.
the tsxnprnrnal hotel.tlbret4 w•
Aaron Fisher, Tummy Mitchell. gr..-,
been dosed since T Ca , Myrtle Merlon.. olive Htll. .i r. 'L
Sloth some weeks ago. I --Poison Million. Franklin Ellett.
\Robert Clark has parch a dwelling 1 ..\Tari.• Philter 4r. Primer :Aenie m Me-
a� £eafortk and- FA t $-t1hrsti-fir: Primer-' - - -het, 11,w-
tnw••. He ha: P'i'd hie cotta here to cues Mef'lure. !'rime Lepel'. iyvetl,
Nathaniel JohAseon. T{:eeirgr i'itniplw•Il. ELEAN4►R 1.'.
W. Sims has purchased the clock now ;)IIOIYIHERTY. Te cher.
necupied by him from Mrs. Cole.-- Rev. ' - '
Father. Refl. of Hamilton. has purchased As the rv,
the residence -now oceunied t y E. Hil-
tlty of a iiraetb'n1 joke
Nrlw.0 1 .1 Will of John Redd. a
:of Tnrrrtserry. gut a bullet
hie. right hand one day re.
ei.l, bad a �nn'olrer 'ht " his
Teske• v-w1eN 1e -t441.- l --i. teeiel 11.to,
ln'shuothu rahbitte - - Ile watrstt.'
apples at t e thrrahhig. and to
titsig for tete i his hip ps'kef got
:hitt on tik, ret .Jeer instead. .1irt
. •ti.Lion of 1.i- frIele4 etre---
but thorough laxative which in-tantly born and owned _ -by_ Mr. Sheppard of
regu a e -tree - bowels and sweeten the Hulett. - -three-tie
stomach They ate guaranteed to contain ' the.tii
( drugs d beg the'. EXETER •
no harmful ru s as can luso to e . 1'e13
youngest baby with perfect safety. Con -1 Miss Lucy Lawson, whe--hob-leer is
cerning them Mrs. Alcide Lepage,. Ste. oflthe operators in the central telephone
Beatrix, Que.. writes' "Baby'; Own ddfffhce here. was married at London
T:.blets were of creat help to my baby. October 23rd to Joseph, Br ikenshire. f -re:
They recyated her bowels and stomach Windsor. son of Mr. *rid Mrs. .dos Ids
and made ter plump and well " The Brokenshire, 0l. Steephen\ The ntrng at
Tablets are sold.�by medicine dealers or co dale will make their home at
2 ' y
by mad' at 5 cents a box from the Del The tiil in W. J. Statham'- st-re was bundle.
Williams Medicine Co„ Breskville• Ont. relieved of between 525 an 330 in silver 1 ••••ut:rlu•t
res6leet of •
CLINTON.
ocher= 'rad, I The death or.orred at Detroit October ;
r-.. !torn' 21rh of Mr.. Elizabe Mason. widow of
in S••otlan lw exmt' J.. a •uiit da "hers , the le e Thomas Ma n. of Clinton. in;
,t young ma awl for over n v y.•:ors ; her eighty•sixth year. Nearly sixty -rote
bad lived in trek. 17e'wlokes b wife. , years ago the decea was married in
In• fee yea four mi and one dal: uer:1 Clinton to the late Tho s Pastan, and I
tl: • .14.s. Mi'Ki e•y, John amt A •file. they lived in this town o vie nity until
I1lneval, : It Kest. of Ja inestw -11. about three years ago. when hey went ta,
e o o o ®o o „u•I .\hx., of mon tow. . reside lvith their daughters t Detroit- !
A quid weddingt, place at the horn Mr. Mason died last June. wo sons
of airs. Elizabeth Be Londeaborn', on and two daughters survive . T. 1. ,
October 26:h, when he only daughter. _ Summerhill; John. of idah • Mrs
and3.1za- lasting- both of
Wallace B. Allen, only of Mr. and I T funeral took place at Summerh
%Ira. John Allen of Listed' RFv. T E. l K . esdcy of last week.
Sawyer offic at -IL The by. .and groom; Mr Innes wife of the late xan r
, left on a motor trip throug Eastern I nes. 'h i died October 17; , *ureter
:Ontario and on their return Si e•_ide at- her hu- nd only a few . ye. pa.stn
London. The groom al! an e'er •0f1 away on tate 23rd tilt. he late Mrs.
the 16Ist Huron Bataiion rhea- aMns-+truces was daughter • the late Nahum
i Avery rat t e Lnnd. road,. She was
E
s
Always at your service
with the best goods at most
reasonable prices.
one morning last week. . rhe before 9 • a revolve
o'clock a leather ... -rp>laiteleg ohe--theist 4ls•t-
silver was deposited - the ton end about Inns!. - abate
half -an -hoer later i as missing. inoutil. and
Mr. and Mrs.3.Mclnnishevereturned tits,tp,to'ttctt,of
from an eaten. . trip through the West- ,'
ern Provi `(
- The Bo . Parliament c'osei on Satur-' Torontl Stwr,
day r ev ing after most successful and •'The man who now •holdia,a job which
stere inn sessions, 'One .61 the bills he likes er needs will fi d it w', rth'whilr
boo • ht in. provided for the holding of to stn rnongh work to erg he Jub. '
Parliament each year in one of the Thissigniheanthitof G 'Cr ts'givenby
Ilowmq places in rotation : Exeter, a writer in a. technical Jo ndl, bble�lt it is
Crediton, Centraha, Hensall, lurich and I worthy r ( attention by nth • than the
route --with- a - - forte
knowing tk,it 'she twieket
LyutidaLle 1111 artii le aa
ud the cwn dlw•h+trd,rl,. �etver
right titre[
1 itt.sbetaiee• was slim-
eswig 1111111 will let
seine. [Nie_
W1.sraeked Walls anirriailimp
When They're Easily Covered Up
Good 4dviee.
.__ Board will cover there up for all time and you'll never have dim
_ job to do again. While Beaver Board is doing away with the
da
�sgq
of failing plaster it 1s coveringup old dingy wall paper on walla sates
ceilings and giving you an ideal surface for painting and decorating.
May an old itome,tead lass been revived fibres of the spruce tree, Fxh paai t -
whk dd. kaetlau, trackless mututl.eturod treated wide the patented Sealrkw pip.
lumber. Room after room has been mad. ecu which prevents warpiag. . 11 yes
over -one at a time if you gloss --with need to build or n -build, moon to
bat noes at atter.
Baas Board Is real lumber. It is bout enlarge ask us how you will pre& lig
sip Into lege panel* Irani the strong, pure tieing Bower Board
onthe town hall Saturday evening it, was 1 ogle ally addressed. 1 a aeon The Goderich Planing Mills, Ltd.
venires. .
1Ire de'aerostat' rete hap. drlt,+• eft t'ItIQ
til Tien hoes, rat the twitters... of
1.. A. Monate Varna. on $unelay.
for n dote waimi•ly threatens t.
i•+i.leh.a� Ajt the.wmwin's cr..pe were
troywl. ak,ug with the barn. but �1t t home of A1r. and !.jr'. James
bora.••..,stele and hog. weep olveel. S'ntt on October 20th. Ekzabrth How;
I •r. Moffat. who teas Yl Twin.hui- wits let' sitter of �Irs. Smith. was united in
um/lire. Wore h«r
death and when heabar.d died was too
i Ito realize it. he was in her eightieth
BPIYTH. a
wooresorow.onneenelme41044
J. J. McEWEN
South Side Square Telephone 46
00000es eaoo•
MOTHER!
"California Syrup o>f+Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
Aeeopt "California- Syrup of Flee
only -book for theenatno' ('aliforntrns0*
ck
the paay% then you are
child Is haring the hest and moat
harmless physic for eke little stomact,
liver and huwets r'ttlldren lore Its
fruity Mate. Foil dlr.-slipup oneach
bottle. You must say
=• etOss-srte•-1",
•
It ,
arc. b ked in the finest sunshine
iscuit factory in Ai ierica by 'expe-
rienccd bakers in spotless white
uniforms.
Ask for McCormick's Sodas.
by
ladies of Exeter. Rev. A.A. l rein the
aetee
Der likes or needs hes job the present a gait! t
as toastmaster and Mr. Vaughan, of the I time t. r m.(0 show that he is i right Box M. C. •1., Toronto, delivered an ay man ui theh right place. If business and 1 . 0. Box I , Goderich, Ontario Phone 47
dress. Special services we e told is the, tndu try are to pro -per. everybody, ha=
Methodist and �e,hyterian churches on 'gut to push a littl! and put their shout as
irrcto
e
• •
•
ay' and the p• eeamg; ttl•sed with 1p Limit. and if things hegira
Mon service inJames street church, at ytlacken, nothing is surer than that tho
:b Mr,,Vaugghan deliverel a forcerul „ma shoe p13 1,'•.' and fused ae tittle as
insninng addles, and Rev. M. J. they could for the pay they g it will be
N'ia spoke on swe.tnng,'characterizitig the lirstcto find Thrnfs" Ives'uneteployed.
it est
WINGHAM. - • l-essen fn EtrgNah
The to •n council is considering the
quettion of ranting alicense fora second I 'You see a beautiful girl walking down
poolroom in \1'io:thanl There is some the. street;, `he is. rd ce lute', Rmirine.
oppireu. n ,o the prt,t:. -,n among the. ,.r Sht,is siagulaf, yu'ore nominative.
towaspeuPle, a'rni walk a: toss tooher 'changing to
While operati a toed grader T. J. et FA hie 1v;,. ou
McLean was throa over the wheel and H n"' oho, ,V you become plursll
landed heavily on -- ground, tracturin as k home 11 Other. Ik e 0 0 «r
a e• rile of rib!. B cuso.- and you come i perati
13
i NBik in : sit down. Her Itttn
J,_1-', Kennelly,- a II•kn wn medical l •a an k
practitioner b( Y�tntjlia fle of the' future. . e c angel e , et
town's prominent citiz i, died very .F� �s hut and she.becomes masculitr:__ r
suddenly at hi; home here, rly Tueadny footer becomes present. things are reuse
morning of last aeek. Ile s fifty-five - ono you twcome the p .at. participle." --
years of age and had been a esident of ' N. Y. C Lyne; Alaeazine:
-4ifieham for over twenty -leve to;- l4et - ,
J. survived by his wife and feu daukh•", 1p you have half an hoer to >p are
Miss Gretta, of the staff of Mc nald
Ors : Dr. lrlma Kennedy, of Vii ham; don't spend it with rnmcohe v. ho hasn't.
College, Montreal, and Miss Heloise rad When in a fix, sweating will get you
Mins Aileen of Toronto University. r, !her than swearing. Let mules do Wm
Kennedy was a eon or Ret. Dimes Ke Rttootke
nedf, I `1Cleifiodist cTerd-reran, w
sot vivesbr.
Ira rr-Wardsman apps area hefore
Mayor Gurney and-Mag►''raIe Benn - e
on Saturday evening and was fined 1100work
and costs en a charge of sel .ng holier
contrary to the provi'ions of the Canada •
Temperance Act.
Y
sa-
u
r -
- FINE. REPAIRIN
ring , your -cat warn it
and let us retread them for
age out' of tires .that are
`moi ir(Ti(e +, erTe1- us ie1i
"which willrengthen '•
Tires repair in the prq
our process will
--tet us examine
.,.__ran
will be a pret
practie. f
our tie.
0 . r cent.
Arne bY_
st returns.
Tres:- -tt-we
ig_;1_pew Cireit
d one.
I'. Tires, Tithes,Aaesaoriel.n •it,
N. J. FISHER, ai!)illaiICH
CHOCOLATES
LIGGETT'S
PATTERSON'S
ELIZABETH BEST
Fresh shipments of these choice brands just Deceived
TAKE A BOX HOME TODAY
H. C. DUNLOP
THE REXALL DRUG STORE/
ins. :r- -j
Tont he.rn doesnt---help so
ch as ateenng wisely.
people wort. overtirnw-watrhing
ter the
ove time
"Joe" . Dojg,,.a young married man.
mysteriousry disappeared from his hog•
here ext Thursday. The last seen of him
W29 about 3 p. m. when he called at the
Office of a pkat phyirien. hilt tett without'
seeing the doctor. Ile i. ahAut thirty-five
years of age. height 5 feet 6 inches
weight about .13i.lponndt. fnir complexion,
-bTOCOYee anrT Tight mnus'aclte. HFacaS ;
wearing a navy clue suit, gray silk netsk• ;
scarf. greenish cam and crown shoes. N,•
is supposed Yo have lx -come menta'
deri3r+.ed. a. rad ether. reason can he
assigned for his disappearance. Local
police are now wnrl.ine on the case and
any clue to his whereabouts will be ap-
pr•ciatrd by his wife and parents.
Charles Conk. while picking apples.
trusted his weight to a decayed
with the result that he fell fifteen feet
a- d had several ribs broken.
M
•
iRetf•Relisnf.
"Von %eem rtxy prone, of your new
run-In.law ?"
-1 ant. Ile'. been in the family,
thr'••• month. now fleet 00 fur he-n'r
asie l me to get better job for film "
Petits We Have Mee. ex enence.
The any who talks mash 10 his girl I =1. Timmesi.
eass
over the phone.
GRAY -DOR ' and STUDEBAKER
TOR- CARS
T ASSURED!
You cannot well
afford to experi-
ment, nor should
I:
you! Wen your
physician tells you
• to take
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