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KICK Ol'T OK A HARD COLD
AMD 11KXDERS IT HARM
LESS. IT IS THE GREAT
FAMILY REMEDY FOR ALL
FORMS OF COLDS AXD A RE
MARKABLE PREVENTIVE
FOlI THE MOKE DANGEROUS
THROAT AND LING COM
PLAINTS OF ADULTS AXD
CHILDREN.
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at all times there's no telling u ha I
instant it will he needed, especially
go for cnnglis Hint threaten bronclii
tti Nothing quite equals Linoiiini
for bronchitis.
KAJ1-Druggists COo-and S1.20.
iXever -before has a committee
worked so hard as the Grand Victory
Ball committee, which started out at
the 'beginning of January to celebrate
the great Aljied victory over the
treachery of the Germans. As soon
as the armistice was signed last No
vember, the various Pritish-American
societies of this city planned to cel
ebrate the part thai the British forces
had taken in the great war and the
plans were arranged by those two
.-et! known fraternal men Alexander
O. Hogg and George hall, but the
Christmas and Xew Year vacations
prevented the plans from being put
into force until the secon'5! week of
the present year when Alexander
Hogg approached the various fr'cotch
societies of the city while George
Hall. Joe Booth and Junes Walker
attended the meetings of the seven
British societies and plans were com
pleted within a few weeks when ten
British fraternal societies decided to
join- hands and make the celebration
the greatest ever attempted in the
city.
The ten organizations to take part
in the joint movement were Magna
Charta lodge. Sons of St. George:
Pioneer lodge. Ancieut Order of For
esters; Independent Order of Odd
Fellows. Manchester Unity ; Scottish!
Historical Society;
Order of Scott
Washington lodge. Daughters of St.
