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,4#tf13,Nc.P007„,-;!•gt. and•IgrO.: were the =kin's, ..W.110*:came here in.
'Keshotb;,: ',Campbell and younger ,1$4.0, and the- fi.-rst baby,: , George,
the ekenO..• with'i I1kn, was *, born •1i 18O. Mrs.
sister, Mrs*, Stan'f,Attel,,..1.0tv4lig-44-4, P. -ye '.04#qt-,..•ii*q,,lilter,'•
.444 )4,4 :mob . ;pit, Thomas, , .1eating facts, A. p10 wa.s rendered.
'Ve4rt.7. an1 Mrs. ilugh. Betinett by Mrs. &. ergusou e.'::3.":(7:11414:°*4tr9'141'4.;;;'f'c3,t.
Wellington ;-,(:4.00(1.,cOnducted
Contest.. giso.zwt,xutou,,read an
Interesting, letter' ftnnk Kre;
Ross of • the "Ificiign Besldentlal
Sehocdat* portage la Pr1rie, ,Man,,
telling: Of ti* I Christmas
at the schoOL , • Xia,: 13..os.O. Is a
fernier,' resident ,.O1f ..4.uburSOr;;:- when.,
er abIttl5ebr4144:.'..e It44rthi,. 4-4 rr events
•were revlewedt.by Mrs. • Lawson, t:444,•• „
,comnumity singing was enjoyed. with, ,
Mrs', • 4.4 Philips at the
.Urs. gogridge announced, ,that the
Nation41,..1-14n,-;•Board--wOud-present.;
Wes* Aradnee.
114e, -,Waldeptot the We'st.is.
ing lims brother, PerCY Walden. -
- • Mr. And:MrS. Mel, Craig and:fain-
11Y, VisitekUand.:Vri.X.44; Arm-
:gtron4 thia,.week*
'Of 'Pr, Allecc,„Watsen,-40.•
WgtsOn•of Nile- has, received
the, sad.'news of; tne 'death' of 144,
'elder bth
roer, D. Alex. ,Watson, at
GalesbUrg,. Minot% hls SON'940-
fourth 'Teta'. -,,D•k.':Wast4nn yfa.$ wP11:
I knOwir lot• the, Anbarn eonamnnity,
,having :taught ' school! for ;several
•4 years befor,e taking Uticient1Stry,°14
,wbleh,:ProfeSsion Ale ,Was en, Dietes, porests IU , on
--gedr'When-lib avid a. heart AttackT -
and died after 4 few.,clays' illness: Vraisaacte,,celid'eendIntg-opu-ebretbanaj51,e'ynvsong,Vltli-•I
biin twprity-e years. He was the t-
, 'HIS, wife; Enyi, Easter, predeceased w
books.' -The 'roll call ivaa anaWered
liv
YP1Ingest of-11.T.Jami1i Of -181th a 41•81)1aY 'et babY Phetbs, The,
ol 7et evv h ieon oc in ;41'4 r Mrs (8v -14,..T ..Anineethttenizi: e.,..1a9fsteedi Nationwlth the s _a ,
served, by the. hostesses, Mts. Pe°.
A: at MacKay (Eleanor), Of Bott-
.1nean, N0D-, ,(Who , was. with him Hamilton, Mrs. Geo. Beall"Mrs..
during .1,14-7ffinefr); and..-mrs„: (Dv) Jer. Taylor, Mrs, and
A. 3",'Irvv1ne, (1/lar1on) of Wingham l‘irs•'Pert biter,
remain le' mourn 'his paSsing„
. pay ot•--Prayer..—A, large 140LMEVILLE
number otiadies met In Knox Pres- • '
YT rTr.T
byterlanehurch-in-ebterve.
oc Guelph, was Mrs.. Edgar Lavison, president, of - •
1 rob. Graham.
' Bogie enjoYed,7 ...nice, holiday last
Week in 'tronfo, the guest of 'Aire:
• , aid l)drs; Bert Sakeman.
Box Social. --The teacher, Mrs. D.
• Barker, and: 'children'of S.S. ktitr."''P
held- a valentine box.social In cal-
•tiWon-Vith-the-i-r- 3 ti---niorited.---Cross•-
meeting_last. Friday afterthien7
• Valentine .exchange added to tile
enjoyinent of the ifternixiii; •
Community Soi141,---The Dunlop
Ceinninnity_Stub -held their first'
social evening In .4.S. No. CrifehoZt.
house last Thursd4Y • evening,. witt
a gc:ed nee. Progressive -
_
euchre Nitta ,played, Slid high awards
were Won by Atiss Helen Fulford.
and •Mr, Benson Qhisholin, while
-consolation prizes' Went' to Mrs. Wm.
Meyers. and.Mr. Verne jewell.
gressle, erokinole was enjoyed- by
the children.. A 'short:meeting was
held to appoint the Coramittges not
Previonely. apppinted, : ..a • program
Comraittee, namely, Mrs. F. apaeight,
-"Barkeiv7Mic,"Hora.ce-Crawt
ford mid, Mr: Terence Hunter ;- lunch
committee,..Mrs. Wm. Meyers, Mrs.
Andrew .Bogie and MrS:
1uelxas ,served and all reported;
fitnglenjyed themselves., " An-
other social 0.-feilin-g7ifilr be geld in
the-sehoo14rObse'.on Thursday event
Women'S'-; World 'Day , of • Prayek. j pt k".
recent. Visitor with 'his parents, Mr.
the-W,M.S., was, in charge: •artil
witli-rs B J. Phinip4. and Mrs. M. J. „Stock -
presiding at the organ; led'..1.10tilti The many friends of Mr: Oliver
singing of, hymns'. An_impressive Pec•ook,,: who -recently underwent an
.411dress on ",The ,Lord's Prayer" Operation in Seaforth hospital, will
.ntag:gty.en.Ar4, Hewittezoff .pliie,ppgreassseind;favorably
the
home and
the_Nnited. che
urch. The.-
the meeting- was .„,"The Lord's piellaftro,i;tahn;d ivIgerrse. 'FauogItesr parmtinitiiityd, layer," and the,- explanations. of
Mrs. 'Wilbert Johnston on ThUrsday.
the variOus PetitiOnS were read by
Mr, T. MacDonald; Teeswater,
Ykra.,. Earl- .W.Iffhtan.tilf \the 'United
VesterfelrOf
the Baptist .church and Mrs. Alfred, si191-the
-11)te
Elmer wPeoektt7eernt'n7iftaVilwr':---11(-1--
Nesbitt a-. the_ Anglican elinreh. The Misses Gertrude and_ Helen
Bond, London, spent the week -end
n' "Prayers. were offered by 1Virat Stan-
MrS, Albert Cainfibell, With their, parents, . Mr. .and Mrs.
Mrs. -AlignLetherlitiniMii:. R. J- A F Bond Tivx'
:PhilliPSi Mrs:. A. Tungbliit, Mrs. T..
rs
Waiter opened,.lier home on Wed-.
e.'peerAe -14 Blyth 44KI 41604844-
ing community .recoo,
tional centre.. ;•'.„
Fire broke out in the hp4rtiPent.:
jock of. thc---Clintorrl'adio-15tatiOn
A .$atnran...)'' 4tornIng and was
*heft by Ihe station fire
• rigade. „14.•. -4* families ' were
• burned - out. but have,„, been'mon
other 4e0142°M.41°13" fth' 9.° gtgit'941'
0 One was inlured, .; • - '
Ratepayers ,
Petitioned' the: Village,. Council • to -
have.: , pOrtion.' of 'the, Nine, Attie,
RlYerf'running .throOgh the village*,
discomfort clouNg4 despehed• cleaned to affOrd,
over WA Pa -V1 better drainage. • ,"•• „
it's time for, -, Parade .,,,pn.xes • tog „goods all' -being
sent
Goa! Prl. writes:
P4ra4°1 lea church, IXeMiXt: te.
regularly eaeh menthlrOpa St,' Paul's
every month, keuffereal '.;49101 the
rector of St, PatiPs Anglican ,ekireli
CChurch:tAl t(71,_ ;ttio 84: 'brier eo?1 4.* 4111 tile4, efd.71: "
painaged b '
Fire rofpnriknovill ':origin, cud. con-
siderable damage- on Sunday' to the
church built igs,t. Year, PY.theL,'nfe-
costal ...kssembly at Exeter. --After
"a; live-latini ',battle tlie Exeter- •110 -
brigade "cenfined the damage to the
furnace room, where' the outbreak
started; arid the7svest--Wall, -Pat:gage
by fire and 'smoke is . estimated at
$5,000i., Other denominations in the
village have offered a.ceennucdatien
ilf6utrdse.r7lees while repairs are :bele&
x
Farm Buliding In
Township Burned • .1
The large two-stery brick dwelling
on the farm of Henry Neelj„,_one-mil
west of Zurieh,..4m$-gdfted by fire.
on Thursday 'afternoon last. Damage.,
is said to be over 49,000. Members
11.4.1.01clY effootive rolief
I've, over used. and
--thore's:no-Alifegreeable'
PAINafter effect,' .,
. • . For quick relief,. lise"
Paradol for •_,periodie-
.,pOnP, heRcl4c-hqs. and.
neuralgic '',pai'ne. The
- name- -1/-Dr-,.---*Chasen: -is-
your assurance. Ca4ry
Paradol in your purse.
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DICCHASE
C)
Asti,FILLD.
' Sohnston,_ Mrs. W... Good and lkIrs.
read by Mri.fterb GOVier. ,The
of-
£ei,lng was received* by Mrs. W:
•Good.and Mrs, Fred Ross, and Mrs.
*son Offered' .,the dedicatOry
prayer.., ••
Women's Institute. -Mrs. Edgar -
LaWson presided for the monthly
ineeting a the Women's Institute,.
held in the POresters' Hall on Tues
day. Mrs, C. M. Stratighan'gave an
interesting paper, on'i"Historicat Re-
search." Ste_stated tliat the. first
,hOuse to ' be built ,.in . Auburn was
the house Where' Artini --Grange
lives. It was built -1,861,. The
'house where Wellington Good: lives
was built irn 1802. The house Where
Ohas.'Nevins- residee'aa built- la
• ouseimi.
built in 1808. ; The first settlers.
Often keyed -up nerves cause restlessness, irrita-
bility , and even nervousness.' If you suffer frora..4
keyed up nerves then Milburn'ellealth and Nerve
Pills may be of help.. "' •
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Milburn % Health and Nerve Pills Are a • well
. ‘ 'i;:•••••-•
" lialandedinediebie'for those-who-are-rtmdewn-And marneed-a-general-e'ont-
ditionerto help build up the system:, TheY,stimulatd the nervous sy,stem,..
improve the appetite,.aid. digestion' and thus help promote"refreshing rest. '
- _Get ,Millmn..% Health. and Nerve Pills at your nearest drug store today.
• - _....,...4!-Iti...aolt±t. LOok for the trade mark the "lied Heart".
--' ' ' . :- - ' - A° '17Etliffaiirdr:W3lIZT.`"Ist-t-Tor 0.
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•• ets-an
.• hotel fronts'. It- is light: It is strong;
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it cannot rusts
•
Thisis wh'y More:than six hundred Cariadi,an
c'ompanies, Are making useful and-beautiftil
• things of this yerSatile metal:
-
futninum productrge all the
artificial limbs to'railway carg,_frpm muzzles
416bstees claws to bridges, -from toys to
aircraft. AluMinum is vereitile because it is
go light) so ,aurabl,e and s� ec0non4cal.
nestle* ter thetehrnary-meeting of
• the-W.M.S: .and-W.ATVIthliffirge:
number. of la4les In attendanee.
..pd, Grigg had eharge of the
missionary sp-roorana, which opened
,hymn, followed by prayer
• by Mrs. Bond. The Tell Call.va
responded to with "Facts On Indian
,Life." The preaident,
holland,- reported that the bale of
clothing. fbr '•Britalit had been ship-
ped„ It was decided that the Sot -
clay should havepnother life mem-
bership as its objective this year.
An iinpressive telgerance_rea_ding,..
Miss Dell ,,Finlay, also -a • reading
by Mrs. W. -Yeo, "We Should Under;
stand.,,,Inclia.." The Allepie,,.0r, -the
day was "India." an a splendid-
IreIrdnirt-eri , e-life-of-Adon-tra
Judson, missionary to India, was
given by the leader, Mrs. Leslie-
-jervis and "liss Dell Finlay. favored
itAi-a-duetrafter which Mrs. Jervis-,
gave a reading, "Guests 'front India,"
The meeting closed with the benedic-
tion. The W.A. Meeting which fol.-.
lowed 'opened with a hyriTity'after
which the presiclent,...MN. B, Tre-
Wartlia; Wit -h. -Other
'natters of business, it was -decided
• to purchasenew hymn books for the.
church. Mrs. Bond gave a good
. port of the Hospital 'Aid Meeting,
-recently . held in Wesley -Willis
church, Clinton.' It was decided to
• held a baking sale later On," the
proceeds to be donated to the gos,-,
pital Aid. Mre. _Mond was ,Chosen
.as representative from Holmesville.
The Meetingelosed With the•Mizpith
benediction: A. lovely 'flinch Wit -T
served tortbe. hostesses. Mrs. Walter
.and Mr. 11 Cudmore.
World Dayof Prayer. -,The Febru-.
'Pry'. meeting of the .Aslifield.W.U.S.-
was held at the' home of Mrs. Eliza.
beth Rose. The.„.1Y04-__DAY „.of_.„„the.„,tw9.,faniihes occupying..th
Prayer Proaan): . WAS f011owed.. blinding escaped, but the names OW:
Mrs. Isabel MadKenzie, fillecl,'In As Sullied 4 greatportion of the, e�n-
:president in tbq 11,4enee. of Miss Wilts, including $400 in Cash.
Sadie -Jhnston, the newly,eleeted men frOna',Zilrich, Dash.w0,04 .and
Hensali were on the seend-bat their
Donald R. „MacKenzie' 'assisted in onirrwaariteenr! 71yerheP..-etiv:ldis-bYof-latheit-e
:reading part,of.ttie PrOgraM. ...Xnte,r-Ahouse remain standing. Qrigin of
cessory prayers were read by Mr -s', the fire is unknown,
D. A. ' MacLean, miss, --Anna Mae Exeter Merchant , •
MtItonald, MR, °CM) SimPson, Mits. .0144.0.014tobberS in His Sfijie
Mae- Itirc7Lennan, Mrs. Tom Ire; Awakened from his Steen at an
_early. Morning ,hour George. Wright
0P--71totTIdi§gOieted...,_
rah -bell ' In his gents' furnishings,
'store. '-They were.- gathering up a.
nUmber of articles; but 'dropped: them
and ned rhen Mt. -Wright called
out, getting aWaY in a car wh' h.
was waiting outside, EVidentl:+'the
pair had made at least one trip to
the car with stolen doods before they
were' discovered, as a number of
articles were • missing. The same
night an unsuccessful attempt was
made to break into a store -itt, Dash
Wood. ' ' • -
president. Mrs. Neil -G. MacKenzie,
-Mrinican‘lta'eXenile and NITS:
Donald and Mrs.. Colin 'Alc.Greger.
'The Scripture reading, from john 17
-Was-givexi bf,Mes. Dan' McDonald.
The. mimic for the various hymns -
rwas played' by -Mrs: 3. A. MacLean.
-life-membership certificate was
esented to .Mrs; (Adv.) Rhoad
iroudh .the kindness of Mrs. •John -
Ross. Quilt •blocks (24" x. 27")
were to be made and quilted for the
bale. The meeting- closed .with the
benediction, after which the hostess
served a dainty huich:
o. althrOl• 4%ml/ice 'W tele,
Aystem.
; IrooktorOti.
.rtuo giomber•Cot tAd e &d and.
Ceninklinity, ar4 their In*
'Oandk ,iyna held. la Ane• AcYo.0;
Tliesdat ellings•40,st:•• The..14dle
packed -sever4I' splendid' boxeS
food,fOr Brits" also. boxes...ous
clOtbing :to be •sento,to Terente;f0
diStribution • to', thlroPe,
travelling 4Pron .W4aProliglit 411.
•ftWing 'th.e,' sum*
• tO lie, sent teothiliaVe the Children
Pre:PO*04 1)10010.'
If.(4% ' quilt to, be 4eat to. :moth*
fOt•eOmplettok, ,While • the: 1404,•,*n-
J04 a.. &arils cerch4, ' :44'(1011010:0;
pottinek, IMMIX: Nast. $etved,:: And' 4
soliecti.on .4Mountme.. to *4.41 was
taier;,
W4' A. anrrred.:100-11111.4.'
were in Teronte last week' rptesent-
ii 4grleulturai So,
• .
ciety ratthe rairs. Assoelation con.
IVOintOn!S, DAY. ot rayer..„-,r4lroa,
•Newton--was-,hospeso-en---Frid4Y-
for tbe,Jadie.§. �f :the coMmunifY for
observance Of the-World-baY- Of
Xrayet _Twenty;two,4adies • Were
Praent ann. MrSTW":.-"r."mIner was'
ieadei for the serVie,' the theme -Of
vviiich was LOrd'o ProYer.”'
Prayers Were offered' by#.1grs; tnrue
, ,
-W, '4,
C aunt, Mrs.---8,--Toctdrxrii-.--1L--w,.
RlcerMrs,,74 Cameron, Mrs., ct.
Pheraeli -and :qrs. G.. Btuart. - • The
Ssripture lesson wile' read 'bY
.J. Todd and *Mrs. 'Wro, FOrester
sang.a SO10;:. ,. Mrs: Andrew Gaunt
pieSided for short meetibd 'of . the
W -4 --Abe -theme- of "whieb.' was
"Peter," Mrs, Mophersou read the
Scripture lesion and Mrs, Lane
Woods 'the lesson „thoughts, ',Mrs,
Gatint clesed ,the Meeting with the,
poem ",,Lent.".
DEL101.0,11$1111:ffin PK
' •
The average feniale oyster pro.
duces about 9,000;000 oggS.In a
single season. • '
0, The caverage bowling acre tor
men is 4,14,.. for women 110,
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PHO1OGRAP1_133, FOATJL OqOASIONS
At tjhurch - .„Alpine :tirXtfirStuilifo7
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"St; DAVID STREET._ • _PHONE )4013
• NILE, Feb, 17'. -:Mr. Wilner Rutt"
ledge. who had the misfortune to
_have his foot come in contact with
the buz'A: savir-while cixtting lce for'
Poderich, had an
X-ray on MondliroTtlitrweek-whie
showed a dislocated ankle joint. It
canaot be put in place until the-
AW,eliblk_gOeS clQW11.
" Mr.,, Morris has been vieffing his '
daughters in COlborne owl' the week -
Day' of Prayer.:*- The Wcinien's
World Day of Prayer 'was:observed
an Friday last-bY 'the' W.M.S. and
Women's Association of Nile. .The
,program, with the • Lord's Prayer
as the theme, wa$ followed as given
in the Missionary Monthly. , Half
way" throngir the program a solo
was rendered by Mrs. D; McPhee,
and Rev. S. E. Heyward gave an
address on the Lord's Prayer. After
the benediction the -different so-
cieties adjourned to conduct urgent.
Ws -bless, after -Which a will hour
-was -spent. 'The- W.A. voted -425
for relief purposes and the Mission-
ary Society decided to pack 'a box
of clothing and ,knitting.
cART.,owi Feb. 1.7 -Mr. and Mrs„.
-Hamilton and Murray an! Mr: .and
Mrs.. Howard 7 Elliott of ThedfOrd
Stitiirt Sundak with Mr,....and, Mrs.'
Allan Stoll. •
. The pictures Under the :direction
of the-j`ederation. of Agriculture
will be ;rshown on February 20 in
the Carlow' hall in the afternoon
and at Nile school hi the the,
at
....',111exi5ies and Chickenpox are eritCh-,,-.
ing _up,, with some of Our Sehotti
children. -.. •• . •
Mtg.. Stoll.ipent 'last •WedneidaY-
With Mr. arid Mrs Fordyce Clarkit
being little .George's- first birthday.
• 11.rs. Morris of ••Nile spent -a 'few
.days with Mr, and Mr. Wm. Clark,
•-• -Is -spending
Sopie time in ..-Goderich Arita Mrs.
Hetherington. '
Mrs. Keith Aftliur'4nd little "John,
o Aikurn, Stent Wednesday- with
Mr. And Mrs. MeIlwain. '
'west -end •grOup of the W-.M.S. •
gathered at Mrs'. McHwain'-s on Wed-
nesdaY•afternoon to discuss, ways of
raising money for the. needy
Europe, after . Which4frs. McIlwain
'Meet at Mrs. Tait Clark's this Week.
We itie "sor6 to report. that Mr:
Aleorge Baxter is not as well' at
his matiy,Irlends Would like to see.
Mks. Tufford has, returned to
Goderich, havireg Spent' the • past
few weeks With Mr, and Mi,$, Jhrvis
MeBride,_
Walter Moore and couaint Donald
of-krafferdville, spent the
week -end With Walter's parlattiri Mr
• and,Mrs.:Itay_ Moore.. •
.11r. and „'.'cUiso ';ifeiNis of
tiolniesvillerlSited, on 'Sundaywith.
IM ps.." Walters' and FloYd.
-tOWnship' *Vialted on &ridgy
with -Mt. and Mrs: .11%, GOod.
. The milder ,weather Is certainly
weleonie after :the zero temperatures.
Valentine Party, -On Friday the;
teacher,. and Pupils p2
tri n Vrilentil_le :party
. the Seheol. The noon hour-7."'Wn
ehlriyed.' steigh-rlding and skill**,
• then ail returned to the ilehoOl for
the : fart'. The teacher, Ur, 1(e.,
NAIL treated.thechildion te•wiettos;
tn114 And Pop. ank th thlidron niso
A)ronght, treats. and all went hoine
,fheitt..valenx.
titi0.• The Younger, children of the
section Oise were
yERSATILE.and UNIVER$11.1,
Every countri In the „world Is to-
.
.; day .buykul CpaadiantAlumon7.1
produced Arvidkt'Canada,
hark: f tIe largest „ Alurninuin
.
,sinOlter•ln. the world. The "Akan",
?-.""billarkiirbOtorrne-trOlit tatfor
tradir=- and., a- vatual4a
..lointe of the • fOrefbn iithcinge
: which Canada .' neoc0 • ta'Cover
''.:Aer own li,e-Ylag
p_ttlitaterilikat:froc'ois_Ors:Of-Akonintiniforr,Conoclionindu*lry„"On4 ii_Yorlds.',Markop4
QU'elEt .TORON'Eti' 'VA,t4Cti9VEIt' o WIND$61%
KINGSBILIDGE; Feb. -17:-Mrs.
Cavefl Harisford and son Joe have.
gone to Toronto for a week's visit.
Mr. Mike Ward, who is employed
at 'Whitby,. washere visiting his
'friends over the week -end, .
• Mrs. Marcella Courtney is visit-
ing her mother. Mrs. M. X,- O'Connor,
in St„'...AKustine, vvho'is not so well
tit present." - -
• -Mr; B.lixise Martin' viSited 'at Mr.
Ed, King's, Teeswater; last week.'
These fine- sunny' days •have in:-
,sluced,,a-croiv to. visit the' rieig.hbor-''
hood this- week. While few have
iniich • regard for the 'crow, 'yet he
brings joy, especially- to the shut -
ns a sign that spring is "just
around; the. corner."
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'TALOWS.,-„QQ1/NPV;
miss Mari IVICMillen spent Saturday
in Stratford with Miss Kathleen
Holmes --and her friend„..„Miss Ruth,
Kerr, 'Of llarristan.
Miss Maxine Sturdy of London
has -I -been iipending.:,a_feW daYs-_,a_L
her home in GOderich townsiri.P.
• At the annial -meeting' of the'
`Goderich Township „ Telephone
System held on Thur,sdiik •afternoon
last, Mr. 0. F. Edward was re-
elected "as-ceminissinner„ Mr. -Ed-
ward has given over twenty years
DEAD OR MSAIITIED"
COWS each $10.o0
HORSES: each
IIOGS per cw
'ACCORDING TO SIZE,,A1S1D gorinrrioN .
- .SmalkApinials. Removed MBE -
PHONE"POLIECT-
*SEAFORTH. - EXETER 235:
0HATEAM=2447
• Backache la Often' caused by !Eery kidney .
-action, WhealddneYri gOt out of.order axons* •
'-utida,and-prilsoni-reniain hrthateru.-,Ishea-
*gaTefitiortaintrgettietiamer-ditzu
turhod tett or that 'fired ode feeling may
-soon follow. To 'halt, keep yOut kidney*
v.,Orking. properly,oaao Dedire;ICidnei
Thne;teatedr'poputit, safp, hon.habit,forr*
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