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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1910-04-07, Page 7April nth 1910. The i llton New Era Formulae Have Been Well Tried Out Though the NA. -DRU -CO line of Medicinal and Toilet Preparatigns have been on sale for a few months only, don't think for minute that in buying N.A.-DRU-CO goods you are experimenting With new or untried preparations, Their Origin The twenty-one wholesale drug firms now united in the "National" had all of them lengthy careers, some for fifty to one hundred years, prior to the union. Each firm, had acquired or developed a number of valuable formulae for medicinal and toilet preparations, all of which became the propertyof the "'National". Since the union our expert chemists have carefully gone over these formulae and selected the best for the NA -DRU -CO line. Every formula has been carefully studied by these experts, improved if possible, and then. thoroughly tested again, in actual use, before we consider it good enough to bear the NA -DRU -CO Trade Mark. An Example There are therefore no experiments among. NA -DRU -CO preparations. We have invested alto- gether too much time, work and money • in the NA -DSU -CO line to take any chances of discrediting it with preparations that. Wright not prove satisfactory,. We make absolutelycertain that each preparation is satisfactory before we endorse itwith the NA -DRU -CO Trade Mark. Ask your physician or your druggist about the firm behind NA -DRU -CO preparations and about the NA -DRU -CO line, They can tell you, for we will furnish them, on request, a full list of the ingredients in any NA•DRU-CO article. "Money Back" If by any chance you should not be entirely A good example of what we mean is NA -DRU -CO satisfied with any, NA -DRU -CO article you try, return • Nervozone for Brain Vag or nervous break -down. the unused portion to the druggist from whom. you The formula was pronounced the most scientific com- bought it and he veal refund your money -willingly, bivation of nerve medicines, but this was not enough for too, because we return to him every cent he gives us ; we had it tried out with a dozen different kind of back to you. Bram workers -- School Teachers, Lawyers, Book- If your druggist should not have the particular keepers -as well as Society leaders and home workers, NA -DRU -CO article you ask for in stock he can get and everywhere the result was so good that we adopted it for you within two days from our nearest wholesale it as one of the best of the NA -DRU -CO line. branch. Some Camphor ice Greaseless Toilet Talcum Powder Tooth Paste Tooth Powder -co NA -DRU -CO Preparations You'll Find Most Satisfactory. Baby's Tablets Dyspepsia Tablets Cm„i„ ` Carbolic Salve Headache Wafers Cascara Laxatives (Tablets) Herb Tablets Cod Liver oil Compound, Nervozone Tasteless (2 Sizes) Pile Ointment •MLY OUR PRODUCTS SEAR THIS TRADE MARIE :National Drug and Chemical Company of Canada; Limited Wholesale Branches at: HALIFAX. ST. JOHN, MONTREAL. OTTAWA. KINGSTON. TORONTO. HAMILTON. LONDON. WINNIPEG. REGINA, CALGARY, NELSON. VANCOUVER. VICTORIA. Rheumatism Cure Sugar of Milk Stainless Iodine e Cw Ointment Toothach White UM' knout 1 ALWAYS t,00K FOR. THIS TRADE MARK His • G ou its h� . By HELEN R. MARTIN, .x.: Slather el "TilJier, O M saes Ito Maid? O Ptiklit. 2957. by MCChsre.•PUIRIps&Co. l -•1•m not' so sure,- Ueorgiana protest ed. bat she laid her hand affectionate- ly on Daisy's crru. .,. ."But _ -yaw miry-�be-=sure;' unice s poke with a half gaspand almost 1 without volition. "He does love you." "R'l.irtt?" Daisy turned upon her_ • "Yes, Dr. Kinross does love her." Eunice's voice sounded hollow to her- self. She was dazed. There was a dull dead weight upon her heart, an -unde- fined lout keen sense of loss and 'pain. Dr. Kinross and.. Georgianus. were _ es_ good as engaged." ' "He says he loves you," shc.repeated mechanically. There was a sob in her, throat that ached intolerably. She felt an impera Live need to get away by herself. Sho suddenly sprang tin. and before the other two girls could collect them-' selves she was gone. For an instant surprise' field both of then! silent. ""•"'-:' eclar"",Sbe'g a little bit off the top!" - de- clared ed Daisy... - ea - - .,...:,,°, "That.collkl Abe have meant?" won- t bbl'fy Iliffa. , a ,,, y,,''' "I can't . get abOArd! ; said' Daisy. -'3 don't think she kneW herself.. I alw'ays did think that earl aei-ed ag le sae and wimmaustermemeallleumssmsf 66L Y1l eney lii4k-s" utOur Prices Holler Shoe Bargains for Fifteen Days ys On Saturday, April 2nd, we will commence a Great Stock -Reducing Sale, continuing until Saturday, April 16th. We want to reduceour stock about $2,Ooo. In order to do- this quickly,.. we must and will make our prices "holler". Every- thing we advertise shall be carried out to :the letter. - Wei cannot give prices on all the lines on sale, but you can shoe every member of the family at Bargain prices. FOR -DIEN 7 pairs Men's patent colt button, G.W., reg. $5, Sale price $3.50 10 prs Velvet calf bluchers, G W, reg $4.50, Sale price .... 3.60, 14 pre Pat$nt colt blucher,,G W, reg. $5, Sale price •.... 3.9$ 15 prs Box Calf and Dongola Kid bluchers and bale,reg 2.75 t$3.50, Sale price 24 pair's Men's kid and calf bluchers, reg. $2 25 and $2 50, I.79 Sale price... . 30 prs men's gun metal bluchers,, with toe cap, special .2.49 Sale price • e FOR BOYS - 20 pre boys' box calf bluchers, reg $2, Sale price 1 65 15 pre boys' chrome bluchers, reg $2, Sale price 1 55 25 10 pre boys' bale and bluchers, sale price 12 pre little gents' box calf bluchers, rep $1 85, Sale price 1 00 40 prs child's button and lace shoes, sale price....SOe and 75c FOR LA,.DIES ' 20 pairs ladies' patent colt blucher and. button G W, reg • $4, Sale price 1.. -: 2 95 Extra Special -24 pairs ladies' patent colt, mat kid top, just newly in, a beautiful fitting shoe, reg. $3,50, 2 $9 Special Sale price 15 prs ladies' kid bluchers and bale, reg $1.15 and $2 00, Sale price 1 35 15 prs Patent Oxfords, G W and, turn sole, reg $8 and 2 49 $350, Sale price 10 pairs kid Oxfords, G W, patent toe cap, reg price $3, 2 35 Sale price ' 30 pairs kid blucher Oxfords, patent toe cap, good fitting 15 goods, special at FOR MISSES 10 pairs misses kid bluchers, sizes 11 to 2, reg price $1.75, sale price ••••••••••••••• 1 35 12 prs Misses' Oxford Ties, sizes 11 to 2; reg $185, Sale price 99c 10 prs Misses B 0 Bluchers, sizes 11 to 2, Sale price 1 25 Special for Horse Show Day, For every pair of old shoes exchanged for new ones, on Show Day, we will allow : 25ea pair for men's and women's; 15c a pair for boys' and misses; I0c a pair for children's; 10c a pair for Rubbers. - Men's 'Working Shoes at Special Prices. Our. $1.25 Men's Shoes is a reeord•bsealier. Special prices on other lines. 1:on't miss this chance to get Spring .shoes at Bargain prices. The goods are all new and up•to-date. We have no old stocks to unload. TERMS CASH -No goods dsNot Satisfied rOv 1. Your money Se G The t xpert Shoe Man git Clinton fr atonal and pave tC over to the pawnor - ed Eunice. "Now, Mr. ,fornin„utar," be began. when this transaction had been eotn- pleted, leaving, the • farmer utterly shaken out of his orllit, "1 :have a piece of news for you and your wife and for Eunice." Eunice's face Was pale, and her efes, intent upon his face, were burn- ing bright, Ile wished that lie had the power to read all her thoughts, .unique young creature that she was. It was distasteful. even painful, to have to break his news to her in the presence of these people. who. Indeed, seemed her natural enemies. but it was appar- ently unavoilAble. "What's your news?" Mrs. Morning- star curtly demanded, her curiosity getting the better of her rage against him, and her husband. too, bitter as was bis chagrin, looked up keenly., suspicious of further calamity. "Wben I spent the night in the haunted room J made some discover- ies. I found out, as •you know, about the $4,000 belonging: to Eunice. 1 found out also some other things." He paused an Instant. They all wait- ed breathlessly. "The man and woman who left Eu - Mee here were not her parents." "Now," exclaimed Mrs. Morningstar, sou ain't tellin' us that!" "09h, my souls!" breathed 011ie. "Forevermore!" "Kin you- prove It?" demanded Air. Morningstar. sullenly. "What did they do with havin' her, then, along with 'em?" cried Mrs. Morningstar. "They had stolen her from her home." "Well, I never!" exclaimed Mrs. Morningstar, her eyes bulging. "1 bad wished to talk to Eunice of this . and other details alone, but as you made that impossible I'll give you the bare facts now, after which," he added iu a tone of authority, "Eunice will come with me to bear in private what concerns no one but herself." The Morningstars stared resentfully; but leo one answered. "Fier father;".Kinross went on, "was W. W. Wolcott of.'New York. He was a man of large means.. Eunice was Ws only child. Iler aunt, Miss Wol- cott of ,Washington, who believed her to be dead, has meantime had posses- sion of the fortune rightfully belonging e . _ to-Ennice:----She-Ls r• .adAnoweto ria -aka wheels!" "If Pete were still here I would ask hien what he knows about her. She is singular," Georgians agreed. ."But what could she have meant?" "She never saw Kinross, and Kin- ross Hover saw you. She 'aas talks ig through her hat" • "Of course," Georgiana again agreed. reluctantly. 'It would be'so much more interesting if Daisy's conclusion' was not so inevitable -If Eunice had net been "talking through her hat." Meantime Eunice, alone in the "haunted" chamber,• seated on the side of the bed and staring withunseeing eyes into the darkness of the room, groped in a greater darkness of sour as she tried in her blind :ignorance of life to understand her own great desola- tion _• Etiiageel to be married! What did marriage mean to men like him? She had an unhappy knowledge• of what it meant to such as Abe and the other countrymen about here. But to -a man like. Dr. Kinross, a man with an intel- lect- and a , soul as well as a body, would not marriage mean ,something different t0 such an he? • Suddenly a hot wave of realization swept over her. Some burning lines of Browning came to her .mind: . Be a god -and hold me with your charm. 13e a man -and hold mo with your arm. Eunice sank down upon the • bed.- and. buried.her face deepin the pillow: To her trembling heart only one thing was clear. That; which in the days just past had made the sun in the heavens shine for her as it had neves shene, be- -fore, that was over.' He belonged to another. What had, he to do with her or she with him? She was .alone, ---ut- terly and absolutely alone. • • CHAPTER .DSIII. T 5 o'clock in the afternoon •two days later Kinross was once more with- the assembled Morningstars in the farm kitchen, the entire family, including Eunice, being present at the important interview he was having with them. The withdrawal o of Georgiana's all pervading presence from the farm had . made the family seem to Kinross on his return quite shrunken and small. He had wondered -how, after his few days' absence and bis' fresh con- tact with the world, Eunice would ap- pear to him from the point of view of his own and hen aunt's world, and it seemed to him now ns he looked at .her sitting opposite him ,at .,.the kitchen table that she was even more detached from her environment than he had at first thought her and far more akin to his own and her aunt's sphere of • life than that of the farm -to which, indeed, she seemed entirely alien. He fancied toilny that the habitual. melancholy of her eyes was intensified. But surely the great news he had for her would' quickly dissipate it and the original "pale drab" of her existence change tb rosy hues -perhaps,' alas, to lurid ones -for in his heart he felt not a little misgiving as to the possibly baneful effect of her seeming good fortune. Before returning he had !lent a mes- sage ahead of him to Mr. Morningstar, warning him to be ready against hie arrival to pay over. to Eunice imme- diately the sum of''•$3,0ii0 or be pre- pared to accept the consequences. The effect of this gommunication had been to lead the Morningstars to 'urge upon Bunke once more the suit' of Abe, but neither their persuasions nor their anger . bad succeeded in moving her. On his,. arrival he had of course -in- sisted upon seeing Eunice alone. tint he had met with such violent opposi- tion to this from both Air. and Mrs. Morningstar that even the girl herself drew back, unwilling to bravo the stolen that would follow her open de- fiance. Pie SAW that part, at least, of what he had to tell her of her affairs would have ,to be told in the presence of the family. Surely the news would' make her able to throw off the last vestige of her yoke. So, first, he lead forced Morningstar, under the lash of his threats, to sign, in a told perspiration of horror, the draft for 000 (which in fact rept*, sen r St a fourth of his possetf- Troubled>rth 13ackache For V Now Com- . ears pletelyr Cured By The Use Of DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS. Mrs. W. C. Doerr, 13 Brighton St., i,otelon, Ont., . writes:-" It is with pleasure that 1 thank you for the good ezeir Doan's Kidney Pills have done me, tt•tve been troubled with backache for •.'ea.1•S. Nothing helped me until a friend i"r].1t;;`tt me a box of your Kidney Pills, i be;tn to take then and took four boxes, arta ant Nita to say that I am cured .en- tirely arid. can do all my own work and feel as gonl.ts 1 used to before taken sick. 1 am positive Doan's Kidney Pills are all you clailn them to be, and I advise all kidney sufferers to give them a fair trial„ Let Doan's Kidney Pills do for you what they have done for thousands of others. They cure all forms of kidney trouble and they cure to stay cured. Price, 50 cents per box or -3 boxes for S1.25 at all dealers or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. When ordering specify "Doan's," • In disord&rs and dis= eases of children drugs seldom do good and Often -do -harm..- Careful feeding and bathing are the babies' remedies. . Scott!s EmuIsioi l isthe food -medicine that not only nourishes. them most,but also regulates their digestion... It is a wonderful tonic, for chil- dren of all ages. They rapidly gain weight and health on'small doses. BOR S'tit~ BY ALL DRUGGISTS Send 1.0e.; name o£ Popei and this ad; for`• our beautiful Savings Batik and Child's Sketch -took. Each bank contains a Good Luck. Penny. SCOTT & BOWNE: 126 Wellington -t., West, Toronto, Ont. Sem,,..e t:•a e- M 7 restitution," "Kin you prove It?" Abe here re- peated his father's demand, "How did you find it out?" asked :llornin'gstar. "Haunted rooms reveal secrets," Kin- ross answered, with a solemnity that made the family shudder to a -man. "How much is comin' to her?" inquir- ed Abe covetously. "A very great fortune." While the family gaped, speechless, he rose from the table and moved around to Eunice',s side. . "Miss Wolcott," he said, holding out his band, "I congratulate you." It took the Morningstars a long time to grasp it, and Eunice herself seem- ed dazed by it. She had not the least conception of what a great fortune meant. Kinross found her childlike acceptance of the stupendous fact both refreshing and amusing. It required a vast deal of explaining before he could make them all even be- gin to understand the discovery he had made. Mr. and Mrs. Morningstar were _laud.in thetr_comments and -questions. Even 011ie overcame her habitual shy- nese before him and became articulate. Only Eunice had nothing to say as she sat motionless; with her eyes fixed'up- on his face,when again he took his. chair. opposite her. "Now, just to think!" heavily breath- ed Mrs. .,Morningstar. "Who'd 'a' thunk it??" ° "Och, it minds rue of that there story of Cinderella, ain't?" 011ie appealed to Kinross, taking courage under the ex- citement of the occasion to display her knowledge of literature. 'Now, .see: }what you done me, mom," exclaimed Abe bitterly, "with your al= ways jawin' Eunice fur Makin' up to me! See what you cheated me out of! If you'd of left us be, look at what I'd be comin' into!" "Yes, anyhow!" Mr. Morningstar also bitterly reproached his wife. But Mrs. Morningstar turned on the latter resentfully. "Justif as y wasn't always agin it as .much as me!" "I only thought they oughtn't to emr gage to marry till they was sure oneet," he declared. "Well, if you ain't"- But she checked • herself judiciously. "That's all I. meant, too" she also . declared, turning ap- .pealu3siv to ii.nniee,' • -- (To be continued next week, Vogt Thosphol i e; The. Great English: � Tones and. invigorates the whole' nervous system, makes new lood in old Veins. Cures Nerv. ous Debility, Mental and Brain Worry, Des. pendency, Sexual Wealancss, Fortise Sper matornccea, and Effects or'Abuse or Excesses. Price $1• per box, six for $5. One will please sic will cure. Sold by all druggists or mailed in plain pkg. on receippA of price. New pamphlet mailed free. The wool" Medicine Co. &formerly Windsor) • Toronta►, Oast. The Hind Ycu Rave Always Bought, and which has been In use for over 0 years, has borne the signature or and has been shade under hip per. somal supervision since its Infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -ds -good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children --Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Oastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- goric, Drops and Soothing. Syrups. It is. Pleasant. - It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and. allays Feverishness. It cures Diarnccea.and Wind. Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. •It - assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and. Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea -Tile Alother'S Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS I Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 3.0 Years. .THECENTAUR COMPANY. 7T MURRAY STREET. NEW YPOK CITY° • ess•cosss•s•S•s•sass•••eeesissssesssee•••ssseossssso • • Inl.. .ateRealm of Sport• =. • • •sss•••.•••.•ss•••••••••••• ••S••S•s•••••••••••••••s•• • Ed. Darrow, Manager of the Montreal Base Ball team has gathered his men at Columbia for practice, and promises to be right up with the leaders this season DRS.KENNEDY&ENEDY' `CiJRE DISEASES OR MEN PATIENTS TREATED THROUGHOUT CANADA FOR 20 YEARS Drs. K. & K. are favorably known through- 'out Canada where they have done busi- ness ushness for over 20 years. Thousands of patients have been treated and cured by their great skill and 'through the virtue of their New Method Treatment. When you treat . them you know you aro dealing with responwith- sible physicians as they' own and occupy their own office building in Detroit, valued. at 95100,000. When they decide 'your case is curable, all your worry is removed for you know they will not deceive you. They guarantee to euro all curable cases. No matter how many doctors have failed to , beneflt you; no natter. how much money. you have spent in vain; no matter how dis- couraged you May be, don't give up in des- pair until you get a free opinion from these = r resent- =lnh'ster. s e cis ate — I our e•�a within the clutches of any secret baa b t•edech is sapping your life by degrees; if you are suffering from the results, of past indiscre- tions; if your blood has been .tainted from any private disease and you dare not marry;. if you are married andlive in dread of symp- toms breaking out and: exposing your past; if you are suffering as the result of a mis- spent life -Drs. K. & K. _are your Refuge. Lay your; case before them confidentially and they will tell you honestly if you are curable. YOU CAN PAY WHEN CURED • DR. KENNEDY, MEDICAL DIRECTOR - Or Das. K. & K. " We Treat and Cure . CONSULTATION FREE VARICOSE VEINS, NERVOUS DEBILITY, Books Free on Diseases of Men. If unable BLOOD and .URINARY COMPLAINTS to call,' write for a Question Blank for . KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases HOME TREATMENT . and all Diseases Peculiar to Men. DRs.KENNEDY&KENNEDY Cor. Michigan Ave. and'Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. . All letters from Canada must be addressed NOTICE to our ;Canadian Correspondence Depart- ment'in,Windsor, Ont. If you desire to see us personally•call at our Medical Institute in; Detroit as we see and treat no patients in our Windsor offices which -are for Correspondence and Laboratory ,for Canadian business only. Address all letters as follows : DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont. ar,•;+a fir our private address. W. O. WAFTS & SON store opens at 7.30 a m, closes at 8 p m. We are Practical Boot and Sltoe mak- ers and repairers, Boots made to or- der from oneto three days notice and repairing done while you wait. Fanners Attention We have on hand several pairs of our own make boots,just the thing for ' Agent for Boston Dry Feed Hoppers, the. Spring wear. (come in and'see . 111 C 'AN, Clinton them, To our Loiidesboro. Customors - -All repairing left at the'post office • Golden La,eed Wyandots or at Mr R. Adams store will have my I have a:choice pen of this:handsome best attention. 1 will be at my 'store fowl. They are the open -laced kind, on Fridays. Give me.a trial. 15 females mated to a cock bird winn- t-1 'WAT.TS & SON er of 2nd at Owen Sound. I have, proven them to be excellent layers: Opposite Post office $1.00per 13. Onslow Crich, Clinton. Eggs for Hatching. Rose. Comb and Single Comb Rhode Island Jteds Good tying, tail and hackle; correct shape and color, and No suoz. Eggs $1.50 per 15, $2 if shipped, ex- press prepaid, S1n7oh3 Cue quickly stops coughs, cures Colds, heals the throat and lungs. • - - 25 cents. Tenders for Dredging EALED TENDERS addressed to the under- 1.7 signed, and endorsed Treaders for Dredg- ing," will be received until Tuesday, April 12th, 1910 at •0.00 n m for dredging required at the following places in theProvince of Ontario ,- Bying Inlet, Cobourg. Goderich, (Kincardine, Lion's Bead and Port Elgin), Owen Sound, Pie - neo Island,Port Burwoll.(Port Elope and Whitby) Rainy River, River Thames. Rondeau, Sault 5to Marie, Tenders will not he considered unless made on the form supplied and signed with the actual signatures of tenderers, Combined specification and form of tender can be obtained on application to the Sooretary, Department of Public Works, Ottawa. Tenders must include the towing' of the plant tb and front the works. Only dredges can be employed which are registered in Canada at the time of the filing of tenders, Contractors must bo ready to begin work within thirty davit Tater the date they have been notitled of the aceeptanee of their tender, An accepted cheque on a chartered bank, pay- s �e rias v v vv s v W able to the order of the Honourable the Minister1f of Publie works,for six thousand dollars ($0,000) must accompany the 'tender. The ehoque will I Merchant Tailor, Clinton be returned in case of non-accaatanee.of tender. �. - , ___ The Department does not bind itself to aecept We Want' to Land your first order, because we know that the satisfaction you will derive from that will open your eyes to the fact that you cannot do better anywhere Wee that you can with us; You will find that we are not "all at sea" in our business, but thoroughly "up- to the minute" and watchful of the interests of our„customers, knowing that, by so icing, we are really. acting for our Wit ultirnate benefit. the lowest orany tender, 5 By order, NAPOLEON TESSIER,,ottiiy. Derartmont of ?labile Works, Ottawa, March 21 1010. Ncwspapert will not bo paid for this advortleo- meet if they insert it 'without authority from hd Department, Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C A S T O "" - I A