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D... COOK STOVE.'
Haruki •Coal :and Wend
•lioniny COoklag,Surfece
CookingTep ,
Direct 'Draft'Ditainer.,is:Operated
•• final .,rear of cooking •-top.
Hot • Water. Reeeevoir of• cold
Fejlect "copper heavily tanned.:
;Quad Large 'Synod. Firebox
ijces 24. in. weod:, deep'. Oven,
removable ,grates,
T WILL PAY...TO " To
T1 -11S: STOVE BEFORE:
PURCHASING:
The-cnOr-lieriti-l'riple*fee:t Reaterr
' .dces 4 things at, once
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IT GLOWS WITH CHEERFULNESS
It is handsome in appearance, 'will...,
burn any fuel, hard or soft coal coke,
pr weed, and, is- moderately priced.,
Full line Of .Qfiebec_ Heaters and
;Airtight Heaters .,always on hand.,
, Axes & Crois Cut S
always' on hand.
Row. .
rvit.44 .0..oftvo• ,
Mrs, James'Itabettsen has returnedhonie •
bevin.4 nPent'a Weeli4.0 ,4PP-
cardilie with Mr: gd,„.V0X;,
Mr. Watson "Ceilia and et4or Alice
,visited atMr.'*111 149t Mondor
Mike 701Iva • Thompson Oftent-14.4veek- with hr .-,
shut 4,1ro, Will 0,taki;.;
ley louOkitowo • 777..
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Mea,L4..nanew.,_EMerscin ,:is mak
favorable iMproYesnent• her
"cent illness: • .
M-. and:;Mrs;.4160t:
lest SnadaY. at: JaCkleihitt's.;
*4 .and Mrs. George' flere ,.Ar.
:visiteck,,..the. latters , Mater P'M
Claude pore on ,Sunday.
Eyeribodi Seemed wit'h•
flekhtful weather; for Church goi
last Senday;:., • ,
,and gipet*eit vlsi
the''lottnet ;Parents, at #eltast 1
eek: • .• . At:
The skating on the Ponds seem
be much enjoyed. - .
Crewe • •
MILIRCH NOM
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sirestiy Me41,9,g,
The annual; 'Vestry Mee:flag of $t.
PetOr's. "A.nglican Chet4 held in;
the Rectory where encenraging 're4
:ports. were ,•receive.4, from the
•,:ent,-,orgarileatioas7-if the-eitemittl*
0044 report ':wastiVea
..Smith. Miss pr9sented,
the:reberf. Guild, Miss L.
Mitolie.lt:'freiri the A.Y.F.A..•:_and Mies
Pearl Nixon 'fromthe Samley, :Sae,*
'Officer§ for "4"ie Year were.. elected an
feliaw.e;'/?''ectees:WP.xklea,".
.,Sert;yestry Clerk. Teinjzie Clark;:Dele,.
,egate ice : sirtiod;. R. n:•:Mc uillin-'
Substitute ,Meoreheese Mitehell-Vde-
vt),, +Win..Ketehabali, Fred :Martin,
'Herb McQnilIin. •Mark Cassells,:Vhee.
;Salkeld, T. NV. Smiths W. Cook, 4vea..
ted McQuillin 4nct E. .40.47114P: Visiting
Ast Committee, Mrs!, H. and
M. Teintle'Cinrk.,Atftlitors., G.
to Siddail and.kooteleinse Mijhe11. Rev.
E."0;Gallaher addressed the:‘,Ingeting.
'outlining ;the ,work- aceemPlialiedin
.the past ,and what might be neeere
plisheil in the'luinte:Atelresherients •
ee were .served .at the cloiO of the tr00- •
at,
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Rebinseri
spent. the week4and- With' his sist
Mks, John ICilnatriCk. •
Miss Mary Plats Of Dungannon
spending g,few -Weelte with .Mrs.
Saran. We are glad ,ta,kneei'that..111
Swan is Ahle:,tO be up and 'arOu
again after her recent il1ness,• '
Mrs Wilfred' bientiai! & Lorral
are spending a feW.:, tuyi • yaitii h
parents at :LticknOvir. .
•Mr. 'Aldin HaSty. was Ironic fro
tinekne* over the week'end;
, Mr. and Mre. %James 'She'rwe
spent Sunday with Zion friends:
, . —tinip-eti-diE:-,....it. ,
ie. Cherebeilicild Annual Meetings
:, United. Church .. '
nt, ' .: The,. anotral eongregational -Meeting
• Of St. Airdrew_aIJ': nited: Chu' rein_wai
ne held .Thiirsday eYening Nat. A lati.e"
or • *Tiber Were irs attendance. . The
ipestor, Rev.. C. N. 1VIcKerrile'eonducted
the opening exereisee after whieh he
was apP6inted. chairtnan. Following a'
• few well chosen iptiOductory, reznarks
04 regarding .the 'great progress exper-
• zericed.. throughout. last year the see,
retnry.,:Me.R. H. Matt ri e sum -L,
n ary 0 • e nalleiaTitanding--.-Which
Proved most._„satisfactory. All the
branches of the work -was' reported to
be in a. flourishing condition. . Not:
only Was there an, inreasc- in the
contributions, but also a Marked ad-
vancement in, the interest shown. The,
LUCKNOW and WINtalAM
Noritunental Wits
• •• 'lifeeknow,....,Onti:
Hae the largest and most complete,
'leek In the' most .beautiful. designs
• to choose fromi,
• 'bible; Scotch, Swedish and Can-
' adian Granites . •
We neiie—s spe
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ialty Fivailly-
Mo.nuiteats and invitelour.
*Inscriptions Neatly, Carefully
PromOly Hone.
'•See: before piecing ,y,our order.
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• Phone 256;
..HALLOWE'HN •FUN 1:0MES
DIGO IN HURON
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A' "Hallowe'vn Party" on October'
.2Ist in Mullett: township had its ae-.
• 49el in Magistrate Rid's office ' one
any recently, says the Guderich Sig-
nal, when sixteen men, ofyarjous
ages from. tvventy-twosersi; ; -live,
fined.$35 apd coittz.;_n portion'Of •
-*the total arndunt Tab' t"-"95 1eing
assessed against cie e. The chaive
was, that of unlawfni assembly,, the
inen ;having gathered at the premises
. of John Garrett, . near Lotniesboro"
••• • and, committed considerdale, derange.
The dejni n the_Vonyiction vas be.
• canoe Of •diffictfity` in rounding, up
• the menbers Of the gang
• ,. TO MAKE CONCRET* FLOORS .
. DITSTPROW • ' •.
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' OBITUARY
Mre.,Prid-Aistlefigins •
There passed away kinOugh on
Thursday, 'Jan: 30, 'a iiiedST .respected
.,,resident in the .person of WS. 'Fred
A. Hodgins, Con 10 of Kinloss in her
57th Year. , Before her marriage •ehe
was 'Sarah R. ger:atm, and was born
,in Biddolph 'Township, later moved
with. her parents to , Greenock' Town-
ship where' she lived Until her mar-
riage 18118 t� 'Sec! A. Hodgins. She
was a member-of:the Anglican Church
all her ,life and .Was" always reedit at
all times to help anyone need and
cheer those .in serrew, me was de-
voted to hei home rbeing -17,-taithfill-
lOving wife and mother and hospitable
friend; many happy Sociable gather
ins Were eirjuyed in her honie,.ene of
the inostinemorefiirreittrthe. Silver
Anniversary of her Wedding Dec.. 21
19014.
'Although the deceased was net in
very good health for SO1:11.e. Years:about
...Seven Months age she suffered a
parelatic 'stroke. from which: she, did
recover. She will be greatly,
missed in the .c.Orimninity. and home.
She leaves to moan her loss a beleved
husband, 2 sons and 2 daughtere, Mrs.1
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•Edgar Lovett Of London; Alice; Oscar
Harvey at hemp.. Her youngest dau-
ghter, Edit Ellen, predeceased : her
just two years 'Feb 5. and 2 sinters
and 1 brother, Rite,. Geo, Vanderhurgh
and Mrs. F. S. *Eaten"; Clinton;. and
Wm. Cerson, Kincardine.
The funeral was herd on Feb. lst.
at 1.30 pan. 'from the Anglican church
Kinlough, the Rev. Mr. TOwnsend,:of.-
ficiaSe.dii and: gave an. appropriate and
impreaSive service. The remains were -
laid to. :rest in Greenhill cemetery
Lueknofv; -"I'he pallbearers were Mr.
Herb ' Graham, Mr. -*m.:.-Percy;,
James Iledgins;;'Mrle-Levi
Geo. yanderbiligh and iti-.7•Joe Meer.
Friends .froin, a distant*, came .froin
London,' ILucizii,
Kincardine and Teeswater.
WHERE DOGS 'MUST STAY
• AT HOME
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• . ..• 'There was quite a, stir in the lace]
, Concrete Seers Are :7ot as -bard as magistrate's ceurt up at Durham one
they appear to be. In •L':4,: clt,e =Fah' day last week when the loeal Constable.
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, not wall over the. ' concrete* 'floor Of
te. cellar without. loosening "pinched" five citizens who' had allow -
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tic" a ed their dogs :to run at large in the
am -all amount of dust-ircir the env. town. There is a town ' bymw forbid. -
face. Some of this "adher-e to ' the di -.n iiiy", - such 1;b4i,ty tio.,.. any., , dog
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soles of the shoes and IS carrida . to
. -from the meanest cur to the best bred
the floors above Much to- the ,annoy. poodle �z viiiice dog. such ntriy 141k.
;loot of the good 'housekeeper: '', the streets' onlywhen AcCompaided
A siniple way • to prCvert the cite- by some tespcpsible person, When
thin of this dust on a cticrete floor cvinter 'sets ' in dog.eWners become
is, to treat it With 'e. solution Of careless • at' to the Whereabouts of
waterglass and writer; A quart of +heir Pits, and the council, seeing-
:. 'tyaterglass ,Syrup should be mixed theit 8y , law being, dented. instructed
With fine gallime of svatee and the stt-' the "listable to get71).0y. n vjei,voe,
lution applied to the 'floor with a the eireumstiances the. nittgiStrafe was
, Inborn er whiteNvash .firtrain: , a. l efent; ne. he could, be, hilt it Ott
A.--lidebral applicati00:71.04 .filllitOrn- each -Offendint 4035-0,imanr 45.10. • . -
.1•The by le* it, seenis7 was intended
,the condition of, the floor; and this
*104• ,g0-4-tionger-tin degs.oiil
' Vitt of . the vaterght., e'he4t in.:the:early ;sampler. 'HMO .WhOti gar,.;
• iiiree quarts of .tvoto. .46.1s. Are freahlyput-Ifni sod dogs are
'Sete& the 166ae,nattlf*,..ilr:
• :c6riteiiierit :place ttil' bur it ben% 'fel*.
• later -tlft.nn and gnilWed. 'IvItett they,
ASIO"-T lust:SIDS•et-40fre -fOrAinieV-.1**;41re,
grown
ut'8- t°°' Affl' tgottYt;t11,staF tiwl'elifeiti7ouggi‘
*------.: 'ssItes, 'ponsititis treats •everyo,forin limit. It fla 'gond alt.the YeaV tenrid
' _of eoutthe_ErOnchitiarghta_
4; -',-."---,:- 2T6n411- 114lubles ciulehlt,',0064:1400101.degif 4-1XPit.grit weie'-fethiehten- the .0
- . ir n04110.11?!Ok. 4,' gf go 'int' .1100 OM' a al otr.00. ' • o
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,rti SO that winter a
-few de.y.i. with friends. Belgrave.
end wig his sister Mrs -II.; :E.*gar17•
Mr peal ahainney, spent the Week
Mts. J. 'ngland. of •Lacknow, who
spent the past three weeks witk her
daughter returned to her _home on
Wednesday. ,
,Mr. Cecil 131ake has .gono to Detre
for a few months. We are alway
Sorry to. See Cepil'
Mr. and Mrs. Wm: *natal of Wa
watioeh' spent Thursday with their
daughter Mts.. Win.: Reed. .;
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session report was reed by Mr.: S,
McDonald, the P. S. by 'Miss. Jane
1ViontgemerY, Mission Band by Miss'
Norine Pelloek, C.G.I.T.' Mrs., (Rev.)
McKeniie, Sunday 7Sbilob1 by R. G.
Munn; azill-:the W.M.S. by Mrs.', IL
_ Buckingham. , The total, revenue
amoUnted to $10,4147:95: • Of this
amount $1414.41 was 'raised; for the
missionary and niaintenaitee., fund;
Y.P.S. $158.91; Mission Band $17:00;
$35.96; Sunday 'Seheel $318.1.
67; V.M.S.N$537.29. Building fund
$5;399.85. Current $2.805.86. , During
the year the.citarch bni/ding has-been,
completely remodelled; 'a commodious
basement to ,be equipped as a Sunday
School room: -new leaded Windom* a
comfortable vestry and gallery and
an up to . date- steam heating 'plant
are aniong the improvements whieh
entailed an additional expense of over
$9,700, over half of which has. been
• paid' off in the first few months. This:
is MOSt encouraging to, pastor and
peonies who have worked' harmonious-
ly the. carrying out of this ,pro.
gram. . All tthe officers of the church
Were re-elected for 1929: Mr. Robert
McTavish replaces Mr. Bea S. Logan
-on the Board of Stewards. A reSolu-
Men Min the joint Boards of Ripley
and Olivet, receramendinean increase
of the pastor's Salary from $1,900 te
'1$2,000 was placed before -the congre-
gation. and the same avas.nnaniihorisly
agreed to by everyone. The coming
year is looked forward, to with great
Thong-. that Wi+h-1,•the newer. and better
equipment still greater progress may
be realized.
Presbyterian Church . • .
The annual reports of Knox Pres-
byterian Church, Ripleye just- issued.
show a very 'successful years work
accomplished by :the people, of that
congregation under the.,nestershin_ef
Rev. Dr. 'Geo. W. ;Conners, Ph.D.
The past year has, seen the pract-
ical-rompletieri. of quite, ansextensiste-
building program,. so that Knox
church enters. the new year sufficient-
ly adequate to meet the present needs
of the congregation and no further
expenditures along. this line are anti-
cipated for some time to eome • '
The new Sunday Schoat building is
completed and in 1028 the Y. • P. S.
presented' e fine piano and Complete
set of , at all ,social
"functions.' To this, the W.M.S. added
an electric'stove 'and cooking utensils
Through •the • 'generous 'donation of,
Mra. Jain R. 'McDonald, Kincardine:
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Misses Annie mid. Lillie Sutherland
and Mr. John 'McIver of Tapley, the
chureh was eouipped with a fine new
oak pulpit and cominuniort tiable-and
the C.G.T.T. added t,Ivp chairs to this
equipment. A- beautifel silverhaptisini
,bevyl •tva' presented to, the church by
Mr. • and Mrs. 1. A. Reavie of Detroit
Renorts of the' various organizations
of tho church ghow all rO 4be in --a
flnnrishing•conclition. _' The financial
atatement of the church showed that
$3-253-.S2'lrad been raised and that a
halanee is on , band amorintine. te
SS 69, "s The tir,d'artizalion raised the
followin miffs; Bnilding Pend
10.177541q049:' C:.(71..tiVr.'.`7i690$82714.4:141Cp'PaT11
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WALICEIrtON,
• Last Friday Magistraile Walker
Crown.Attorney Freeborn .and Mr. N.
R. Robertson' Were' in Kincardine (-the
last, named iteting for the Children's -
Ad .Society). in .connection with the
healing. 'of, an .assauft charge •laid
against a resident of that town.
Over .n week' before' Ibis Man a.
'widower With two Chlidren, c.hastiz-
ed his seven year Old daughter. Aceor-
ding to the Otidence of the physician
iito Saw her • a few dant' later,' ;the
ialitOinealfilliCtied -Was: rather seVere
Accneed, when conyieted, was placed
on a suspended, henteneeof slit months
and he paid the costs cif the case. The
Only thing that saved from n
substantial term it jail Was the ',fact
plat he tirtid ,court,'under oath, that
he, 'WeS, suffering from luberculat
trouble, drawing a pension for a dis-
• ability occasioned ,by military .service.
• The 'inagistiate ordered that theehild-
ren be madewards_of the Children's
Aid Seelett They are in the Shelter,
here, nevie-s-Tele...scepe.-
• DUNGANNON
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_The. Rev,. Ai Welke: went to
Toronto last week wh4.kie he Will re.„
main, for Six weeks tEdcing, A post
gichilitate course -in torOtfniversl:
.ty. . • _
Walker pf tSRAer mother
pit the Rev, 1.• 'Welker, •and her
diffigliter ',Mist -Sadie Walker ef Ter=
onto Were, guests. last week:ad' thi
loentitititendage. ; ; •
Mr. HTre
arney lealiett ,luis disposed
stsseseedse es.tiool s1e0.75.
"the" ehessh ,6fficers nre,"Reeettele
(tio#te of q.oit.171• Yolin N. Mekerisi
'PessestInts'''ise 'rider, and Dam C.
Msltinitet, Secretary: .
Bitter :
speedn, a .ctICVhicied. bet -Seem' the.•
'tender' tint train dining ()tient* , '''"nurninn.-1014PMAilitttt five
tion. •.111.4 form, 6orte.d. 016. adlati •fteim xtaii•way... stated, ttatt.
9t. his genera) ,store here.-to:',Vtr. gen)
-Swatr who will take possession about
the first'of Mardi. ,Mt: TreteaVen, is
taking in _exchange:. the: cne-hundred
acre ?aim, ahe4 two miles:west of
Dungannon. , •
What h4C:Isetoille;ot tittOi ...04 bah-
*hit- vchh-TattiO WW1* Sriend
nlir on Ividnolovi ritid Sundogo,
r3dr.
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.5c4antati
•sainest for the night. The ,eVening .WAS
anni in nrrtTon n efter bf
11-411.4 -igetrigh:keifte'Velift4fikele;
tout sad- atiddeidy!
,,,Net he* 'about n wee Debeltitits-
IS, t".. ,
• The euest liibbed hLj halide" and
chaeliled:
„It .the, heat, genially; toge
chift.
04 one look onth plionogroh,
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ANOVINWA.111
c941)e,4 • #820,
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Roadster . . 8$0
isc,n411e,"seftt)
4-Door-SWza 86.0
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'Tduring . 7 t 870 •
•• ( ah rumble ,
4 -.1,30oi.,$erian 890
411 'Prices I: 6.b. if>inilsor;:_..
Ontario; including stand-
ard fec zees, .equipntesst
(freight and taxes ex!ra)
ma
ITHiavigs.up to$40 on the Mostpopular
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• body styles, Plymouth ricitirlabnia tip'inore
sharply than ever as the grea t dollar valuein
theles#00Pri.C4fieid-'..- '" 4it`
weatherproof, • hydraulic 4 -Wheel ,brake,
pressure lubiiCatiOn, body impulse:neutralizer
' and inspressive Chrysler powerandsmbethriesi..r.
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'Bztwemtstasi you to drive the new Plyniouth
..tpand4luauzi.otequipmentatwunclianged.-__.
•Ali the big car size and roominess :which 'set
Tinsmith' apart in its price class—all the rugged
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construction and inherent econniny of Plymouth's '
high compression engine—all its ;unique -Citer-s-
---.51.,eestYle• and beautye-come to you intact—but
, it substantially lower cost.' ,
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We Mild quote endless evidence of Plymouth's ,
iffeatei'V e--rea y seen m .such. £eatures as
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or,a comp ete reve anon o t. steaver wires, •
measureit provides in luxurious,. low -to a
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transportation.
Only in this ay -ran you realize elms
paralleled engineering ' and manufacturing re
sources of Chryslei have achieved in procIur-
ink a' rivality ,icar for ;the greatest of all motor
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PHILLIF'S
'Ludkilow
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PROSECUTED FOR BREACH
. OF PHARMACY. ACT
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A recent press report ',from -Brant-
• ford says: The way. ef , the retail
merchant is^ it'hard one it thesell7s..
of chain store.. competition- and other
things.. Among other • things is the
:Pharmacy Act, as Weal-• merchants,
found ' Out'. tiWilng
:Charges of breach of that -act were
heard againat .Walter Menzies and
Lawrence and Riehard Patterson, it
being alleged thAt'theY sold A. H. 8.
and c. pills, aspirin ,calerriel;•withenis
being qualified, draggists. On their be,
half counsel put rip a strong protest
Vanist actions 'being launched witb;..
ont:, the merehants receiving even a
warning ;that such spies' are illegal,
for, if they sinned, they shined inno-
• cently,._ not knoWing it to be against
the.. law. They had purchased the -
•goods from traVellers of the National
•Drug Cenfptiny,, and had no reason to,
suspect. the-resale-waillegith-----,---
J. C. McGregor, for the :department
told of making: pnrehases, while F. S.
,Mears, K. d, stated that thnple,warn-
ing' had beengiventhIgh 'publicity.
Mr. Nenzies Was fined 20 and costs
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'while a technical 'objection' was- made.
in the PattersOn ease tha4,the proee-
eution had net i,roved jttrisdiction, and
th tratellield the:c—ase over for
a week to et -milder it
Crown Attorney' W. M. Charlton se-
cured an adpirrnment for a 'week in
the case of Tjny Callabro, fruit. deal
er, charged With selling medieitted
wines• sadtd contain alcohol. • The
defence counsel held as this Was a
proprietary medicirie he -had a right to
:seIl it and the Crown attorney then
asked for rid secured the, adjourn -
Ment. 'Prevteriato this, hewever, Cal-
,Iabro 'cora 140 .$2,60 and, costs, Which
he nal& for hating in 'his. possession
tWelve one -gallon r ans ef alcohol. the
biggeSt seizure nitide here..for some
thine. Excise Officer Newsome and
Provincial Officer Milligan • laid -e
iharges„ whieh followed a recent s`ald,,
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' A 'Unique piece: tit itilltvits etuin.
tient, a Aynatrienieter ear. has been
conntrticted tii the Anglia shops' frir
Canadkai.Pfirifte
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CUTTERS
WE SELL THE STRICTLY HIGH:. GRADE ,LINE OF
CUTTERS, duAxtit'Acru44D 47f. THE MOUNT_ rbREST,
CARRIAGE CO.: BODY .. • ' 110ifTLAN.1)
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MAKES IN BOTH SLOOP AND B,ZNCH, SLEMHS,
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G.• ANDREW
gent.: Lucknqw
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ere ari eke
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setha eoliqined. With
riibbber insulated '-steel• flanged
wheels has been apecially. equipped
ht' the Angus.shops o'f,the Canadian
• Thieffic Raile•ay at Montreal -for the
use oft1 etiginclerhig deparforent,,i
of that company••• citi: inspection s
trips. • The-titacinne haa an -extra
braking system offerated by the
stetitint wheel and ?anmak as
groat' it speed• on the rails •a
can on the highway: Over severity
an boor was.in de on a, trial
.•run, '.
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...A big black hear trfed to stop a
, Canadhiii Pacific freight train the .
Other "day near Arndale.station tit
Noethern Prom:0'14d centers. hi- 0h-•
tariti. 'and „whoa the .entitiiintor was
over there was not enougli, of 'the..
• bear left to OiAke A Pair.ot
• Orann. eviirentlyssatidered to,the
• trkekg -dorint, the night . and was -
blinded by the . glare 'of. the hend
Ilitlakt-Bla Olt bear -are...a-found ,
• . throughout L'asterii • Ceti:title bit
are not often aeon, neept; ttring
the ,as thel tvre.tight„
prowlers. v. 1.."'
--separates' lte. fizteisded- teit , • . - '
'affleleaoi ofincoinotives.at varlinit .. A dd'resetig ikfata • er"riltto of
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Peevish Stomach.
and Lazy Bowels
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'Tailic and Syslerit Builder.
All' the goodhess and hing virtues of'
herbs, Nature's •own mothrine, itEe ire
tli is tonic. No r.tinerai driagS:• 4 ; •
.every...• organ. A:Orloig
. back the old joy °Oiling., &TAN"!
..nerves.; ,Clears up. skin 1roul4;, • ctott
-ECzerna. Builds you /Op. •
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snali then, have notico,, • .
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*motor et. the ear are, transmitted 1i,r6gtfit • .0"f'66.ted Oft.tY :trf'i'6ii4a
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kitotvg clitenegranh; at•talhi.V.
records Upiin .L.• Moving Sheet•tet
otier.: • It Is ittfaitist.,-* fit AO tYrt Online/Y.1119W 'returns', refrkir4'
anyof its .tilredeesigsorf and IsSaid-
fo. be .the finest titsei:1te kind On em'struPt1141i- These ifiakee :Wee
the continent: One est • • OS* speeisi ;value; be remarked. be.
.diittet ,ivitt the testing ot thccauso ofthe Wide aline at 4otivity
oeve,..tioelamenteiLiaontotive ot 2 t4t34tion11-7, coessitadrA;
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