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other cheap varities, but
we prefer to supply you
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order in from 1 to 3 days notice and
repairing done while you wait.
FARMERS
ATTENTION.
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are just the thing for farm
work.
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OUR TRADE
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Our sale of Flour,
Feeds, Seed Grain,.
Etc., has doubled
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CLINTON, Ont.
Fire damaged the Duncan Lithb-
i;na.phing C'ompany':a premises at.Haitt-..
ilton and the National Drug Com-
pany's warehouse, and destroyed Hod-
gins' lumber mill and 400,000• feint of
lumber at Como,on the Ottawa riv-
er.
The Finish Dict has defied the Rus-
sian Government, •
A. V. Roe, the English aviator, fell
with his aeroplane at the IIarvard-
Boston aviation meet.
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of This Offen.
'We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial, if our remedy Jails tb
completely relieve you of cont.tipation.
We take all the risk: You are not
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if you accept our. olTe .. Could any- •
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nausea, :flatulence;i i
griping ng , or any in-
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aged and delicate persons.
We urge you to;try Rceall Orderlies
at our risk,. Two •sizes'•, 10c and 25e.
Remember, you can get Rexall -Reme-
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Holmes.
Zurich
Mr. P. Sipple was called to De-
troit last -week owing to the • serious
illness of his brother. •
Mr. Ed. D.eichert of. Armada, Mich.,
has been visiting -his. mother, Mrs;•
.John Reichert, sr•., and other relativ-
es in the vicinity.
lir. Geo. Brock, who has been black-
smithing for Mr. Louis Prang, has re-
turned to his home at Sundrich where
he intends going '1;nto business for him:-
self.
im-self.
Mrs. S. Rennie` and, family • contem-
plate taking up their residence in IIen-
sall.
Mrs..J. H. Sehuettler, who has been
visiting in Cleveland, Ohio; for some'
weeks, has returned home:' Mr. Scltu--
titlen went over for a day or two and
accompanied her home.
Mr. David Schnell carried tiff .a carr-
ple.of prizes at Exeter fair for . ' his
roadster colts. . •
Mr. J..T..Mcr•ner's pacing _ mare
took second money in a speeding event
at the same fair.
The fair held -here lust Thursday
was a genuine ,Success. 'The weather
wee
ideal, the crowd was
large and
the exhibits were very fair. Thee was
a noticeable shortage in,.the fruit ex-
hibit.
F. W. CUTLER, .PAINTER . AND
. Paper hanger. All work done guar-
anteed to give satisfaction. ?rices
moderate. Residence nearly opposite
Collegiate Institute. Clinton. 83
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Clinton News.Reeord
Huron County News..Gathero...
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September 29th
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for News -Record Readers
8
0 t Ienry Perdue, of the 2nd line o'f Mor-ris, died in Philadelphia, Penn., on the
C17th inst., aged 39 years and I'I,` days.
From The News -Record of The deceased had been serious! ill for
Y stll 192 !surae wccks w•itla fever and last week
September 2 his brother,Mr. John Perdue, wentoer tobe at his bcdefideDr. Perdue ding was a very quiet onewsbornandpentIrisearyifeortmMrs.. Rance has returned from Lon-
don.
We regret to learn that ,ieut. II.
T. Ranee is on the sick list.
Mr. J. I'. Sheppard is on a visit to
friends and relatives in the t icinity of
l3rigdeh and will .take .in the Western
fair at London.
Mr. • John Ransford has returned
front attending the sessions of the
synod of the church of, Englnd in
Montreal.
The Whitehead block will be finish-
ed long e're Mie snow •flies, •though theweather was• quite cool on Monday.
Mr. W. Beesley last week noticed
in his garden full grown beans and
fresh blossoms on the same vine.
Mr. John Steep has ripe black rasp -berries in his garden. The youth of
the town are warned that Mr.Steep.
will deal severely With trespassers.
Last week Messs. Robson, J. John-
ston, Andersen, Hovey, Read and
Spooner took in the. rifle match at
Seaforth and conveyed a portion • of
the prize money to Clinton.
On Monday Mr. Jas. Hearn showed
us avery large apple grown in his
orhar1. It was of the pippin variety,
quite as blushing as a youthful maid-
en,. and was 'red. fourteen inches in
circumference.
• Mr. Walter•, Beaton and family ,. of
East . Tawas,I ;Mich, have removed• toClinton andetaken up their residencehere. Mr: Beaton will operate the
lioiscshoeing branch of the blacksmith-
ing in the shop ofMr. Downs opposite
the 'Queen's. hotel.Rev. Rural Dean Craig was given
a handsome send -ole last week prev-
ious to hip, departure for I'retrolia. It.
was in •the shape of a purse.- The
wardens• of St, Paul's, on behalf of
the congregatiion,.waited on Mr. Craig
and presnted hien with a purseorr
$130:
Morris Township
Dr. Wm, II. Perdue, son of the late
Clinton,. Sept. 28th, 1892
Seaforth
At the home of the bride's brother
on Wednesday of last week occured the
marriage of Miss Nesele T';. Crich, to.
Mr. Cltarlte.t Glew of Mullett town-
ship. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. D. Rogers. Owing to c recent'
bereavement in the family the tted-
There vas a very large attendance
• Paul's
•cs r- t•r•'iiS
at the t y tet, ng of.t.
church. o'n Monday •evening.. Warden,:W.
W.' Ferran was elected to the chair
and A. M Todd as vestry clerk.. The
matter of.narning a successor to Rev.
W. Craig was•the principal 'business.
The Ret . 'P7,• 1v: Hunt of Southampton
Was the -unanimous choice.• Mt. John
Rens-ford, the _delegate to ' the Bishop,
will intei•vie w. His Lordship .this week
with a vitae to having the choice rati=.
fled..•
:.
• ,Bayfield, Sept. 28th, 1892,
Mr. 'Thos. Pollock is bonne on'a vis-
it
'\lete3rs. Fred. and WM. .IBaker'• have
returned from the Ducks. .
,lir. F.Edwards: tc.ok in...the Toron-
to. Fair,
- :Rev Mr. Henderson :preached•' . Ilii
ferewell sermon on Sunday ' • .
A • number of fishermen: af•e leaving
'fat the. Ducks this week: .
•Mr. John Eason, who •.has•• been vis-
iting in London for :orti''e weeks, has
returned.
Coon, hunting has become a very pop-
ular sport with our boys bat'.th'eir
prop'ensitfes scent 'to lead ' them • the
wrongway for. they always, return
empty handed. '
The fall wheat in this vicinity • is
looking very good eo far•. •
Grey Township
• Frank . and :airs. 'Woods and Geo. E.
and Mrs. McCall and Miss -Verna spent
the .past week in London and. So`.
Marys.
Ngst'wtek Sidmy. Artustrot g,. ;'J'th
con.,. Will go. to Stratford ' where, he
will attend the Normal School...
• rr •t t that Charles
We are so y o state l
Itozell, 9th &on., hits been on:the' sick
list and confined.ta' bed but his many
friends- hope he will soon be,able to be
about his work as usual;
Mee. Hugh McNeil returned last
week after s•pendime the past two
.
.:••'•°11i relatives ort! d (1i-
years• t, atPortland, ,
egon. She was accompanied: by her
daughter, Mrs. Bremner; anti son who
will visit here for some time.
•: e• Fair, London, 'errs.
At .the Western to Lon o
WM. Armstrong, . 9th con„ was,
r
Sucrt•ssrul in winning 1st' and 2nd priz-
es for rot? butter and let for crock
butter. .
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is. falling out, and you have not let it
go too far, you can re pair the dant-
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time. It is a scientific, ch'anning, an-
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circulation around the hair toots, pro-
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itiydelicately r••u I r. al
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Hair Tonic with our promise that it
will cost you frothing unless you are
perfectly satisfied with it:d use. Tr•
conies. in .two sizes, priers ,5Oe and
$1.00. Remember, you can obtain
Rexall Remedies
It al inthis rn t .
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W S It.IJolm•s.
r. IF. R. s nt.
the homestead on the 2nd line of liar- chased for hinasclfCole anhaas raccum<rbilcly. par -
vis. Fifteen nd spent
ago he went to Misses Ida and Nellie Neil of Strat-
\linghatn and spent a year in Dr. A. ford visited their brother, Mr. Oscar
J. Irwin's dental office. Two years Neil last week.
later he graduated as a dentist and '
since that time has'rcen practising in Mrs. Chas. Layton and two ciatrgh-
Philadelphia. He was a young• man
tees, who have been visiting friends
held in high esteem by.a large circle of in London and St. Thomas, have re -
friends who will hear with regret of turned !fame.
his death. The deceased is • survived llr. F, Phillips has gone on a west- •
by his aged motl►er, one brother. Mr• ern trip.
John Perdue, on the homestead and Miss Agnes Smith is speeding a few
weeks wit
t h C itathan ` fr end
two. sisters, Sirs. Henry Bosman, 2nd1: i s.
line of Morris ash Mita. Elston of Mr harry I3ovvrr{ has secured a pos-
Port Hope, North Dakota. The her- friar in Orfllfa and left `last tweet for
caved 'will have the sympathy or many' that town.
friends.' in their time of bereavement.• Misses Maynie and Agnes. Murray
The remains were, brought home for have' returned front a visit to. frieifds
interment, the funeral taking place in Detroit and Ann arbor.
last`Thucsday afternoon from the Mr. and Mrs. Stable have returned
family residence to the 1Vingham rein, from a very 'enjoyable trip through
etery. the western provinces.
A large acreage is being turned over 11r• J. L. Naylor has leased from
in readiness for next spring's seeding. Me. John I3c i,ttie the house lately pure
chased • from Mr. 'W. Pickard. lln,
Henry and Mrs. Patterson of 1t'hite eat'tic i.s having the house thorough-
church visited at Henry lathers' last ly reuracicilcd anti decorated before the
week• new tenant takes possession,
Will. Hall Bluevale supplied the Mr. W: 'T. Box has purchased a hand -
pulpit at Johnston's and Ebenezer for some n.'tj five passenger Mcl.auglrlin
Rev. J. W. Andrews on Sunday week. touring car.
A new windmill has been put on the' of
t. \altoi , manager al' the clothing
farm of Wm. Shelton, 8th Hee, which factoty,, is removing. hie family . here
Will mid to the conveniences in the
from Lucknow and will occupy the
'tater supply.
'Miss Ruby Clegg, 'teacher of Ng. 12,
Morris,' visited her sister, Miss Irene,
'who is assistant tcitclter of Troy Pub-
lic school.
Walter and Mrs..Young havereturn-
ed to Detroit after a pleasant holiday
vfsl$, Thelatter is a sister of Airs.
Jno. Clegg.
Telephone poles are being. distribirt-
ed along various roads by the . Blyth
Rural Telephone Co,; preparatory • to
the Construction of, the new lines.
'Five stalwarts • front this township;
chosen. by Reeve Taylor will join.: flee
Turnberryitcs at Winghane Fair,
Friday in a tug'•,. of tear
against l0.Weenie: lr resident:! for -a'
purse of .$25: '
Chas. and Mrs. Rutledge of Sea -
forth and Mrs. Coultee of Toronto
were visitors at James Anderson s, •
5th .fine.. Mrs. Rutledge and . • 11r s..
Anderson are sisters, and Mrs.. , Caul
es is Mr. • Anderson's sister. •
Ii1 is said 'that Inspector . . George
CaPitick of Cobalt has purchased the
r ••' n t
1 • t a 2nd line on
. ac t the )
old homc tc o
o
J. 'lieges, who 'bought- i.ta year • aa.
from Senile.] ('alhick when 1w . Moved
to"the 'Wtst. •
It Cakes'"th.' 1st line to grow• crops,'
Mr. Sellers has. a little over 21 acres
of corn measuring 10 feet high on
which there are 115 ,cargo shock•! , of,.
erten, There areothci'.'crops. in. the
sante neighborhood just as ;good:
A s;eey pleasant esetit occurcd at the
home of Alex.. MtEwcn, • 1St 'line, on
Wednesday of last week, When. n. his sec-.
end daughter, Miss Nellie hecante the
bride of Alex. Smith, a prosperous,.
young !easineas man of Detroit. ,The
happy • young couple have. the . best
wishes of: 'a large circle' of friends.
•
Belgrave.
ilii. Jos.. Sproat of Seaforth visited
at D _ Sproat's last week: -•
Miss Della Marshall of • Blyth spent.
a few days the guest of her cousin,
14 Ira W. Rath.
Mies Tessie Halliday spent a few
days with leer- sister, %Mrs. Walker, in
Brussels. • •
• •Miss l'. Bradburn• and lire brother
of Clover Leal Lodge t isited ' at . R.
and Mrs. Proctor's. of ' Morris.
Miss Stella N•ethery acrd J 1' Nigh -
cry of Morris were the guests: of Lou-.
desboro friends recently.' •
The many friends of Mrs. Wi'. Cole'
will regret to learn that she is not
enjoying as • good, health as desired.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Scott of East
Wawanosh were the guests• of Mr. 'and
Mrs. (deo. Taylor of Morris recently.•
r
liis ,rs. N ,and T. lIc(.rea• have tit•
turned front Toronto where They. tis-
ited friends.
• Mm. Geo, 'Taylor and Mother, Mrs.
Anderson, are spending a couple of
weeks with tcl(
in Cleveland
fair
Detroit.
Miss Lillian Deyell and sister of
Winghani were the guests ' of• Miss
Stella Nethery of the 3rd line.
Miss' Fsther Tucker of Durham was
.the guest of her•.cousin, Miss Esther
Dredge's and other friends in Belgrave
last week. `
Mr. and Mrs. Bebler have moved in-
to the village front Exeter and will
occupy the house recently vacated by
Mr. .1. Stewart.
Mins K. Marshall of Blyth, spent
Sunday week saying goad -bye to her
Belgrave friends,•prior to her depart -
lire for London Normal School..
Mr. J, Wilbur, 4th line, Mora, s, has
rented, the house recently occupied by
the.. late Mrs. McKenzie and intrude
moving his family in as seen as po::•
silrle.
Missld J Rowland made a
short
visit herr before leaving with her
mother, Mrs. ',J. Coultcs, for ' British
Columbia, where they expect to make
their home in the future.
The marriage of :Mss Mary A. Shoop
bottom and Mr. Samuel Boyd Mar-
shall of Belmore took place quietly on
Wednesday of Inst week. A reception
was given in the evening to which a
large number of guests were invited.
I'ic•kard residence .on Oadei'ielr street.
Vise Helen Larkin left last week
for Boston where she will spend.sonie
months; .•
Mr. ' John G. Grieve of Mekillop
left last week on a two months' •tuip
to the west. He will visit. at Moose
Jaw and other points and may go as
far west as ('alogary, • '. "
Mr, • and Mrs. Ferguson of Vancouv-
er Islan(l,British Columbia, are vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs.. David Moore and
other friends in Egnro.ndville. Mrs -
Ferguson.
Ferguson. and.Mrs.Moore are sisters. •
Mr, Prier McDougall, who' formerly
as
workedblacksmith with the
late
Graham Williamson .here but who now
lives in lroniwoocf, Mich., has :•been in
town visiting his 'nrct;lier who has ben.
very, ill. It is many, years since Me, .
McDougall last Visited Seaforth.
•McKillop Township '
A syndicate' has taken the manage
meth`+',, of the threshing outfit of ' the
Messrs. Grimolbl '•
r ,
Mess:Jlaggne Mulley, who was ill
with appendicitis in, the sunenieve and
who never fully :recovered, Lias, had an-
other ee c r.e attack of the same tcou-
hle and is very ill. We will''lic pleased
to hear of her recovery, • ' '
young son , of lir. John Dennison
fell out at•an apple, tree and • hroke
his aria in two places. 1'o Make ntat-
ters worse it. is only a short. ' time
since a little 'daughter bad her arra
broken while s • .
Mr. and Mrs. Naylor,- who were vis-
iting ' here; leave retuned to their
home in Rochester.
Mt . Janies Davidson, one Of the ear-
ly. settlers, died on .Friday last,. IIe
was s•trickt n with. paralysis two 'weeks
ago and urvei- rallied 'from the at.tack.-
lI.i Davidson • was horn in Scotland
but had liven here for over f:Yty years.
He was .136 years of age, aim 'elder • of
the.' Presbyterian church and ,a Re-
former in, politics, Ile was a mare of.
honesty and integrity. '
The Women's !'age of. The .Toronto
Netts is one, of the 'charms afY that
great Metropo? tan newspaper. Some
of •the most capable women jopriialih.ts
in. Canada are nwinhers• of The Netes-
staff and contribute regularly to this
depanttht'nt, The Inquirers' Corner,
in which answere are given daily to
all sorts of •questions, is a feature of
this page. 'The News also makes a
special feature of its fashion plates
and protides a daily !acini; which has
proved an••invaluable suggestion in the
hones Of thousands of the readers of
this
paper. The Women's
:Department
nt
covers all the Social News of Canada
and the News of the W'omen'e World.
A •particularly .strong feature le .its
Saturday issue is maintained tinder
I 1
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the tit r of Furbelows and 1
s arc r<...
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which is crowded c1 ri
th'altabfc sit -
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aesthete on shopping and where your
shopping could be. most economically
and effectively done. •
In addition to this The' \errs carries
exclusive Telegraphic ;+; r vices, Gatto-•
nt ntal and imperial, and world-wide
in scrip..
We have just completed an arrange-
ment Wilt rcby we can offer The News -
Record and The News for $2.30. Thfs
is a splendid clubbing offi.r.
A bellboy and a barte rder In • the
Royal Alexandra !Intel at Winnipeg
have been arrested on suspicion of
having stolen, the 'Countess tet An-
trim's jewel(r'y,
C'hamberlain's Colic, Cholera anti
Diarrhoea Remedy r,s ' today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure of bowel complaints. It
cures griping, diarrhoea, dysentry,.
and should be taken at the first un-
natural looseness of the bowels. It
is equally valuable for children and
q
adults. It always tures, Sold 'by all
dealers. ..
The 'Queen's Own Rifler are being
feted on all sides in London.
you' ;haveP o-
bably been in-
tending to try Red
Rose Tea for some time
but from "force of habit"
have just kept on using
enot her tea.
Break the Habit
unci buy Red Rose
next time.
NEVER SOLD IN BULK
'our Grocer %VIII
Recommend It ss
Blgth.
A new shingle roof has been placed
upon Trinity church.
Mrs. Hoover., (rein the West, who.
-was a former well known :resident' of
I-,a,st Wawanoslt,. is 'renewing old
friendships in this locality..
Miss R. Kelly has been visiting Lon.-
don friends..
• Mrs. John Scott. is able to be about
again.after her recent severe illness..
Mr. -Alex: McKi llar, whilk visiting
in Strathroy, had the misfortune to
meet • with a• -rather painful , accident:
.'1 ladder which he was ckmbing slip-
ped and be fell -to the ground injuring
'severely;.
onehip' i
p.
The half mile green race at Godcrieh
fain was won by three, Blyth . horsee,
those belonging to F. McCaughey, W.
Mason and T.. Coulter,
St. Andrew's church will • hold! its.
jubi ee. anniversary the :second. Sun'-
day and Monday in October.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Sarsaparilla
Eradicates' scrofula and all
other humors, cures all their
effects, makes the blood rich
and abundant, strengthens all
the vital organs. Take it,.
There is no' "Just -as -good". medicine,
Insist on having good's. Get it today,
Exeter
'A vc ry successful fall fair was' l.: id
here last week. The weather was al.,
that could be desired, the rate c'a
ceipts were larger than for years r..st •
and the exhibits were good.
Mr. Robt. Coward has gone to CI
hani to take a course in the Busies,s
College there.
A small building at the rear of the
Molson,s hank was destroyed by •re
the other night. • The building vas
used as a sort of a club howl.: by a
number of boys in town, one of wh::m
was sleeping in it at the time.
escaped with a singe.
Mn. R, {iidley of Edmonton has L: -n
visiting friends in town,
The Main street church choir ":,as
very pleasantly entertained at• the
home Of Mr. D. A.•Ross one even::;g
last week. The prime object of •he.
gathering was to do honor to a vale.-cl
member of the choir, Miss Alice Hew-.
ard, who has since hekome the wife •
of. Mr. W. Martin. Miss Itbward was
presented with a handsome silver bak-
ing dish, a, fern pot and a suit ease by
the choir and friends. Lunch was - •r-
ved and a 'very pleasant evening sp..t.
A terrible accident happened on the
farm: of Mr. Ben. Williams, 7th veer. •
of 1'shorne recently. Three two,
Henry Taylor, J. Teiebner and -Geo..'
Kerc'lake, wore engaged in plastcrin_ a
silo. -They were on a scaffolding ahem,
thirty feet high when it fell and the "
inen wire precipitated to the grot,:`.cl.
Two of -tire men: escaped with slt,hi:
injuries but.Mr. Taylor sustained a
double . fractsire of one leg, a ,.broken •
r'w'rist and several other serious ir.iu-
lefi. •
Mr. Ernest Crossley Hunter,. ser of
Evangelist. Hunter, conducted two
services in Main Street church on Sen -
day week, both of which were well at-
tended.. Tec• afternoon, i.orvicc '- as'
particularly. for men.
On Wednesday•mor•ni'ng of last wt•-ek
'a. pretty wedding took place at the.
.liotno of Mrs.- Wni. Howard when her
daughter, Alice, was mwried to Mr.
Wilbert •rt'in, of the.firni of S. Met-. '
in A: Son. 'rte ceremony was erform-
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B.beide
Powell; The, b
cd' h Rev. I:. (; : '.Po •
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was given. away by her uncle. . She
wore her travelling suit of .blue serge
witlh hat to match and 'tas,• unatt,a-
iled. lIr. and Mrs. Martin left by ear:-
ly
ar-ly train for a trip -to Toronto and ca th•
-
er places and upon- their return • -v:' --ll
take' up their residence in town.
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reg 65c for .. 40c
. ref{ 75c for 50c
Pie Plates reg ]5c for .. IOc.'.
• " reg 12c for .:..
• • ' reg ISc for Ile'
Jelly and Cake moulds
reg 25e fm. .. .. 17e
' •' reg 20e for • 14c
reg 15t foe• JOe
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Water Pails reg 75e for • 50c
" reg 85e for...-55c
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reg 10c for.; 7c •
Dippers reg 39e for. ... 17e
Mixing Bowls reg 60c for ..:`<40c .
Feed Bullets reg $2 for 1.50
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Shoppers in general we extend a
cordial invitation to visit our
stole as we believe we can suit
them both for quality and price.
of' goods. .
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Jet' eler and Engraver.
CLINTON
issuer of Marriage Licenses.
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