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1 enolr.aaaisting our. 'NOG t choir The,
proararn;:fpr.Xein43y evening; will `be
uG A='tiona►' 1;lerlt, ace wp 19olt for'',
a' great, mid. 00 004 celebrution of th`e;
opening; of our.t e4tiful new :church,
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qualities to suit all;Theth.er i.t be'a s Or
xai.ece to .make a coat. 'tor.. a little, tot or, a suit
length for a. woman, �rou can get plenty to
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choose from here. This is •once of the : lines a-
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-FOR CHILDREN'S_' COATS
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Cont Ibued , :From • :Ldgt 'Week
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Speci>>r]•c.illecaiotj. fiuit. t. l' :J Lyons
Titb buttery' not, ]caathati 2O' '??Iods,
1.1! Wata�ri,,•2' A Stnitli,r 3." J AAlton.
Roli i ftable butter,. 1 "A Smuh,:
P )W rt,2son, .3 ',J„`'Lyons`r" r.
<,s firs t i�f rali`l4 .user, ntitM.lc a h rn
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us ilted butter,
• Facto'ry' choose, 1 Ja`s McDonald.
Two loaves homemade ;bread, 1.
McMillan, 2 P• Watsov. • ,
Two loaves 'bakers' ,bread; I' T Iletin,
2 A McT enzie.
Box ofl--.•comb honey, not Iees than.
five pounds, 1 A Smitli,42 M''McDon.'.
"aid:.,,' . ..... .. ... ...
Jar of honey, not leas than :three,
pounds,. I •M McDonaid,2 P Mclkentie
hone y comb in •frame, 1 -Jas Roes;;
ne of our nattiest materials for 'children's .coats, is an all wool Ladies'', Cloth 50
hes wrile colors NatBlue, ,Cardinal .;and: 'Black, at $1 'per yd: It figures up
like,this far a long coat fora child up to 10 years of age--
' ...,2—yet ds_mate ial_at _$1:.00$2,00
22 it sateen, lining at 121c. ▪ .. 31
1' al ..-rinterlining :-.. .,_•._,_, _., ;-, r_ `,.,05_
1.; II wadding .'
1 / 04
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2...N..silk ,spools at, 5c ::: , , ...
1 - . cotton spool ♦. ... 14
34, yards' guirnp' trimm▪ ings at. 20,c 75
.; ;;doz; pearl buttons at 50c , , . ' ,. 25
..' yard canvass at 150. ,12
1 Standard Pattern
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$3.86. `.
'.:finished cloth in and Black at 50c. per yd. linins' arid.
• • 50' in.. Beaver Navy P 1 t;
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r` mingS'for a'' coat• of this kind would cost $2,86. Eider cloths and Curl Cloths
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fqr the smaller children. with: wool trimr$i s -t0 ,I11at�1'.
_DIES JA KETS. • 14T:. $6.50 �.
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So farthis: has been-an:'exceptionally good ja et '.season , with us..: Once ri£"
• thebig sellers: is an :all wooVFrie4e- ii B1a and -Grey, full bT.eli, gathered slee'ves
:withcuffs, reefer collar,'' and lined, at $6.50.
' =The new lines of • Fall.:'�U•hlderwear for
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• women were openedyup;this ,week 'and . the 1irgest range welave even had.
W's,tsun's:` Unshr nkable; Tinian ''underwear ..at $1 per` suit,
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Plush Fleece, underwear at $1 per suit.
n . Wool underwear 'at $1.50 per suit,
, ,1 .. 'Pure.' Waal, unshrinikable• underwear, color, black or natural; $2 per,it
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e ninan's N atui ai. Wool underwear at $2 per suit
--‘1'-,i-7-' o-- -ave-a l'--sizes-rn ildreWs-slid . saes' u rider ear ;in Coito l; Uiuou,
Fleece Lined and Wool:
Here care-ot1 chi ee- men's, $10 - overcoats ea
• � • ch coat a -,special' at--the-price ;=-
•11E-Yrn'°s Cravenette Bain Coat; long length, goad weight, cuffs' a;nd: slash pockets,
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' � _ rnohr,rr slf awe,__lrnin , at:.. 10 each,
7-34.en's Flue Grey O;ver•coat. with; -1-atest, boX line 1k; liest-11.ning ,&. velvet collar at $10,
'Men's Fine QualityBlack Beaver ,Overcoate tine very best .10 value in the:rnarket.
3 . SHOE . FOR W® Ei ,Another lot l of the I -(rug $3
Shoe. with slip sole andCuban heel just opened_ up: "Thisshoe has -ea -Wart;
style and wearing qualities coinbineli. . Goad value. at $3: a:fip'air.'
MEN'S' U N D E RWE AR -The ,underwear we .have for men this year : is • of
andelude the tamous'•Stanfield makes.:
` - the�best:unshrinhable qualities in .� ,
Trf. them.
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Lane '& Co's celebrated'
Shoes'ft1r::Children--
They. ,are•'makers'' of the,
be.'t''h'dc.i T1's.Footicsax
in,. (`ianada,` and we aro
their agents.e , :1s e •
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Collection: of baking, 1 'J. Lyons,
'P McMillan, 3 Thos;Moore; •
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2 bushels' fall wheat, white, -,1 J' Mc=
-.Dafirmid; 2#JmmA -McDonald; -'3 C-TTay=
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2 bushels fall wheat, red, 1, Thos
Moore, .2 E: Jarvie .-•�
2 bushels wheat,; any kinil,..1 J;
Dairmid.
2'bushela.peas,,swall, E Jsivia..•' :'u
2• bushels oats, black, 1 ' J McDair
*irl; 2 E Jarvis
2: bushels:. oats, .white ";short,,1:7hos
Moore, 2 W A. Wilson, 3 C Taylor.,.
2 btishels• speltz, , 1 R, Lane 4. Sons;
3 buahels'6 row barley; 1 'T Moore;
2 J MoDairmid, 3 E Jarvvs
: 1._busheL_timotbyy 1 • J Aitnn,?
Mci airs hid; 3:R E' Lane. •
• 1 -:dozen ears of'corn, 1 Thos' Moore,'
�".�"l�ag of=liou'r,�cpen to-�.�millers�:,or_
agents,onjy,.1 Tbos Heid
' 1.bag of oatik sal; , , Alex Smith.
...1 peck of .flax seed, 1• J Alton„ 2 R
'E Lane tk Sons
The foliowing.are some of their good values ,
Child's Patent Calfbal, Cloth top, white eylets, sizes 2 to 5, per pr. 111,.00
button.kid top, good value,' " 3 to,,5 "` .85,•
Child's: Dongola button,.grev cloth•top, (warm) '« 3 to, 7 • .75 '
' •' patent'toe, blue c'loth, 5 to 7 •1.00
ii ..,;.. ..,a cr •.c' 8.to lob, • • ' 1.25'
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- pair good value. tt
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1 peck white beans;1 E Jarvis, 2 T
Moore:.
Largest' and; best arranged collection.
of :corn,• grain and: ,grasses in straw,
i tamed, 1 J McDairmid
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REPAIRING' NEATLY ANWPROMPTLY, DONE. y
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Try our Golden Blend Ceylon;'
Try our. English Hop ;Tea
Try our 25c Jdpan•Tea
Try our Pickles in quart,,jars:,
Try our •Cdffee, Seal Brand'
Try our 25c Coffee
Try our Paradise Currants, recleane
.Try our. Extra Selected•Raisins.:'
Try. our California Evaporated
_; PeachQs
Try o' ur�Maple Syrup n ottles •
'Try our Choice Prunes,,
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of ' Worthington's . Canadian Stock Tonic.
James Leaslc,, breeder' and 'feeder of :the.
sweepstake, fat, cattle at „Provincial Wintery
Fair4901 and,1902, says : •
DEAR Sin, •
'I have fed your Stock. Tonic to cattle and
like•it very much. It makes theta thrive' well
and put on flesh more rapidly I think it is.
the best Tonic I have fed to horses. Wei are
alsofeeding'it 10- our' hens this ;winter and
they are laying better than they have dodo
•for a long time. It pays to feed it. •
° ' ' Youra truly,
JAMES LEASK
Greenbank P. 0., Feb, 23, 1903.
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.I had a mare stocked in both'legs, .Wor-
thington's Stock' Food: took •it down Geon-.
pletely and put her inigood condition;. It has.
done, my cows good. Think itie.a good thing
and eau' •recotnmend it
Clinton; Jan. l7th,1903.
Purify/our animals' ;bloc l: before turning
them on the grass,' 'They will surprise you
in the -fall.
10 Ib. box, 200 feeds, Mc.' fi0 Ib. sack $2.
Manufactured by '
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n Bed SixYea t"9 ,' ti • TRORD CITU, tlackfwd Co. Indiana,
.buIh American Medicine Conodni. +.
GENTLEMEx.r I received a letter from'you May2 t
• stating that you had heard of my wonderful recovery
-from a spell,"ofsickncss of six years duration,' through..
•^the use. of Sown!' AMTuucAN ]\1EatvINE, and askin6. •
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he Wodhin#ne - Drug Co.,
For saleand guaranteed by
AGAR, & EAnLS1 Lucknow -•.
E1I:1Ib.itTe��T & :1211: F'[iTOi!T;'mei .ey:•.
-THE `. .
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anada' Great'
Ignstrated Weekly..
addedihia fall Wilt bean right -Pare ,,
'On Sapercalenderod Paper.'
Por the Production ot thts. great Rpm..
an ipmense now eleotrotyPing,-photo=
Ongrating and printing plant has been
added to the Globe's mechanical eAulp,
Ment. This' will make The WIttlic,,LY
GLOBE: unquestionably, the mostdesir.
able.home paper in Canada. Arran,:
• jt aid' how Las delivered' rom ;' ny pain and' suffering*
I' wasnear thirtyfivc years old; when • I took down
with nervous prostration. - Our family physician treats3
me, but without benefiting me in the least. My nervotO. •
FROM NERY0if3 PRASTRA170N. system se erne d'to be entirely shattered; and,* constantl
had•verySevere yy
e shaking spells. In dditioto is •I
. � •' . a, b peg a n tin.
would Lave .vomiting spells.' and• there would• be from eighteen•• to' twenty days at : a .tune
that I could not ."retain anything on,:
my. stomach. Many' consultations were° held' by
physicians over my ease ,• but they all agreed that•1 would .never leave, my bed.•.' During the
years •I lay sick, myfolks. pp
had an eminent i
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h scan' from 'Dayton, . ;Ohio, and two :from :.
£olumhus, Ohio, tdome and examine me. They all said I could not live. Int to baiting
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„spells like spasms, and would, lie cold and stiff for it time after each. At last I lost the . '
use ormy body -•-could not rise• from my bed or walk; a step, and had to be`lifted lijte'te
ehild • all the time su ori ' ii i
.. , , , ff n intense pain, and taking almost. every,knowa medicine, Pa,i.
of theN.ime I could .read-
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s gi e and one: 'law an advertisement
1 til c e t of qdui•and
concluded to -try one`a '
battles. ' is the time I had to ' en •one and one•ha] • bottles i oul ti.
Yy >� f c ,d e
np and, take a 'step: or 'two by being' helped,': and after;.I.had taken five betties in all, I
felt , • real ;well:• The. shaking; went. away gradually, and :I, could eat; and sleep good, and
my friends could scarcely believe it was I. I am sure this medicine is the best in the world
It. was ,a 'god's rid to the, and lI -believe. . it saved ny life.. 1 give'my name and addre
so that if anyone doubts -my statement'they caii w. its me, or our postmaster or'any citiieau,
as all are acquainted.with'my case. I am' now .ortyone,years,of age, and expect to live ;ns •
can in helpin the; suffering,. •-
loin the • Lord has naso fe>[ meand do all the and I •Miss''EiLEN STot.Tz
Will a remedy whicb can effect such a mardellOna cure as the above, cure'yoit Y
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A MINISTEi2 OF THE SPEL ,EA.
Pr xitGOno»o, Ontario,SPJICSune 2y, t8g
tb flit Piripr etor• of Sbotli drncrtca)i-.getvi))a
,pcAk-SIR,-- I have mucin pleasure id recommending- the gie tt •
i,Sorra Arf'EtutcAri Nitiitv1NE to all who are atilicted as I have been
with°nervous.prostration and indigestion. I found very great
from the veryfirst bottle, which Was stiongly recommended to me I
my druggist •'I also induced myl wife to Use it,; who, I must say; ilii
eontple`iely run down and -vas stuttering'very Mitch from gene
debility.
She found great teller from Sbt'Tli. AMiE1ttCAN NIEitV1211Tp
rind also•chccrtully reeth:imends it to her` fellow sufferers..
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