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This stores January pragram should appeal to erery buyer within reach of fIt is a profiram that from start to ftni0
will be full of interest tor etvrii man or woman with a dollar to spend on Dry Goods daring the next thirty days.
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0UR January Sale for-ino9 will be an event of no ordinary importance. There are
dollars and dollars worth of merchandise in this store today that not --ought to be, or
we would like to see -but MUST be turned into ready mon
January, 19o9.'We have been looking forward to this for
January selling for the past couple
----of months and ma.nflines-Ifiie been bought specially or itt.eiy before the 31st day of
. Chers are -broken tots, last
ends and balances of winter stocks that must be cleared out before we enter stock .the
end of the month. The goods are here and we Are going to sell them. Watch the
pa rs each week. They will tell the...story of the nairlIKS and when you come to the
stot look for the " Januarx Sale " tickets. They will point them out. Hire is our
openIsg number.
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SALE STARTS. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2nd '
Ends of English White Cotton.
A big shipment of English Whits Cotton just arrived and opened
up for .January selling. Bought direct from the makers. Splendid
qualities for any purpose. put up in 5 and lb yard lengths for the
January sal,. Sells by the piece only.
!!•isette:r!!!•,sw*-: wasaiesUfflttflatf*Inti",f.44""tdrasuutsatitipmmoradro
NO. I QUALITY. • -
This,. an extra plain cotton with rather a '.MmMI* thread :mot one that
will give splendid wear. S'or Jauuary sale we will sell it in 5 d lengths
for 40c and Itilrard lengths for• 50c.
NO. 2 QUALITY •
This Cotton is full ;10 inratee wide. Better grade than No. 1, a little Ilner.
Bright cambric finish and is it quality eitatible for any perporw, 5 and 10 -
yard lengths. a-yeed ends at 4.1e. Pi -yard -lengths at 141St.
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NO. 3 QUALITY
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Mill Remnants
55) mill remnants of put.- white
Flannelette:assorted widths and
ties. Lengths run from 2j yards to III
yards and- selling for January' fur
wholesale price or less.
Kid Gloves, 69c
We have gone through our Kid
Glove stock and picked out every pnir
that for any reason shmild not be in it.
They are standard $1.00 and $L25.
finalitied in blacks and colors. tSoimme
may he slightly soiled. other* you can
_see nothing the matter with. There
are about 50 pairs of them at your
choice for January salept r pair ...
Hemstitched Handk'fs, 8 for 25c
- -23 dozen ladies' plain hemstitched
handkerchiefs. I -inch hem, finaquality
India lawn. An extra special for'25c
January at S for
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NEWS OF DISTRICT.
Mr. and • 3Irs. Edward Pyke. of
tiorrie, a•elehirated their golden wed-
ding recently.'
while proceeding to' elittrYll recent-
ly Mts. Daniel Keriticky,!rif Exeter.
slipped and fractured her leg above
the ankle.
Miss Bertha ps a , 0 anc te sell,
and Bert O'Brien, of Hay township,
were matrintoitially united by Rev.
II. J. Fair on %Vedikesday, the Pith
inst.
A :cm S. E. ?delptyre,_ an eSteented
reddeitt liensail itiT nbeltway ofV*ttus.
Varna. died suddenly at her home in
the former place on ‘‘'esineilay, the
inst.
Vitae waiting for her train in Tot -
onto last week !dies Hazel Browning,
of Exeter, had her purse amatched
Born her by it thief who has slum*
uded the police.
Ieorge Thornton, of Leadburyhas
th • distinction of being the oldest per -
eon within many miles ; he has al-
most, aittained to the patriarchal age
of Meet y -n ine years.
William Tingiand, of 'Fortino, Cui.
ersity, who is spending his holidays
st hi;* home in ,Hullett. a*siered Wye
L IL wafl. ii L. •IuSt. Atalrews
elitireh, Blyth, Joist Said,
• Mr. and Mrs. P. Mclisane. Bash*
woos'. are ,,,,, timing the Ms. of their
nine yciirs, iv1.t 44414.4.111illiet1 I i in
lotta*k of dial lei VS 111 Fr itlay. the 1St)*
inst.
The Ilensall Ohs, met -14 ,:p„1.1.„ t lust
nearly all the wells hetween !bonsai'
anti -"Zurich have jiiolio--r7iiTo-iiiiTHie
farmers aro having Ci411Pidel'41 We
101ible w gettitig water for their
cattle.
M-Ha:May Picktud, eldest dinghies
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of and Mire. J. J. Piekaolo form-
This is an except: Sly good cotton, the weaving is very even, it is full * ' Embroidery, 3 yds. for Loc.
lei inches wale. just as good as if you paid lk or 13c for it. 2Ira or 300 5 -yard i,
yat;l.toofiajiss Embroidery and
and 10 -yard lengths to sell in January at five -yard ends for 55c or tenyard „;• _,_,Jai,,,,Utio,„„ill sr *width. AIM] I Wall
- ends at 1111.111 ••
K,,,,,,ft 41,,lts.t.' ties. dozens and dozens of patterns,
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WE NEVER SOLD CHEAP/CR COTTON THAN THESR. ..! • --•-- - r! clearing _before we -take stockist your 10c
44--t6!!!! choice, 3 yards for
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Hose Supporters, 15c Eat-- -----
Imam. nose Supporters. -
fasten at side, 2 clasps. wide.
strong elastic, black and --;T:; Any Trirnined Hat, $2.48
oolors. Regular 2.6e. for I .
Jantaary sale, per pair. IOC
• Your choice of every trimmed Hat in- the show
ColoredTaffetaSilk45c„ room at this wonderfully low price. The show
room 'must be cleared of millinery before .Jan-
uary is over. To make, sure of doing it we make
this offer. Some special purchases of shapes a
few weeks ago at a good deal less than half price.,
really makes it possibl% You know the kind Of
millinery that has been here this season. That
is what we offer you for our January Sale. Any
trimmed hat, no matter what the former price or
what its worth, positively none reserved, at your
choice
About 21 to yenta •eolored
Taffeta thlk, mostly light
shades, suitable for waists,
fancy work, linings, ete.
Standard 75e and Mc, A
for January salt., pea -yd 111.011...
Vests, 35c.
These vests are worth tek•
in the regular way. They s
are -part of -our -kis purehares-
of "seconds' and are excep-
tionally comfortable, well -
made garments. 3,,r t dozen
only to sell for January35c
Kale at ecu h
$2.48
Hair Pads, 15C
25e is the eatilar price fur
these Hair rads. Fine coil
wit.- covered with real
h lllll an heir, light and cool.
Special for Jemmy 15
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sale
aswsmWnwwwt,
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erly of Rx. -ter, wa,s married at !hi.
horne of her parents in Helltnol, Man,.
on ‘‘'rdnesday, the ti.
Hobert Ham of Winniposr-----
The death isainael at London on
t atristinas Day tit Mrs. Win. It.
Everett. fottnerly of Clinton, at the
rbory-eight icor,. -The
ceased is „ survived by her hii-thauil,„
live daughters and one MAI.
Dr. W. J. IC Fowler, of Clinton,
who is profes-sor of anatomy and
surgery at the Ontario Veterinary
College, has been appointed lecturer
on obstetrics and bovine diseases ift
the college and has been given an-
other assistant to relieve hint With the
junior work.
reported that H.- Tyerman.
loth eoncesaion of I. hes imi-
eltased the John "cS'estlilen lottawee
farm on the gravel poet two and vu
quarter miles south of Brussels, at a
price id $5.2t $ I Mr. 3Ic Fadden wilt
give up farming.
Feed Nelneoeli, soil of -Alex. Re-
iland', of NVowdootock, a former black*
smith and •carriage maker of Sea -
forth, has been meeting with singular
good fortune in New Ont.ario. After
mending less tea t Year:4 in
iCobalt lie now finds himself the pos-
t
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White Vesting, 15c
wiiite Cotton Vesting.
half a dozen new &eagle,
stripes, spots snot sprays.
Regular -3k. an 1 23C. 1 a „-
January sale per yd..I • PI,
Isc Towelling, we •
Pure linen crash Towelling
heavy weight, firm weave.
15c is its regular pric*, for
Jentetry sale you can irk
buy it at per yard .... I /PC
Dress Goods for January Sale. I Buy Furs it January
Buy r urs in damiary and get the use of them
Clearing lines at two price's. Dress Goods of all for the three coldest months of Winter. Special
kinds gathered together and divided into two lots for reductions ill along the line. Some very choice
quick selling during January. - pieces left for January buyers. Alaska sable, mink,
-..,„- ,. 1, . ' lynx, marmot and Columbia sable, muffs and fancy
AT 37c .
neck pieces. Qualities you run no risk in buying.
2so to :inn yards in this lot. Dress Goode of all Everyone a January bargain. No room this week
! kinds, plain and fancy. black and colors, regular '17,,
to giveyou a list of prices, but if you have the least
values up to lac a yard. Clearing at your choice per 'd ,-.1 I f"..
thought of fur buying we will save yotiliOme money.
AT oic -• - ,"'.1`.''" .4.: °".`""*It' t'''''4'`."'"?'!‘ :"...ti.74.'”Ir
4efifeillt I Ladies' Fur Coats $33.o0
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Ten or twelve 44 them, real choice garments, gond '11%
Plain Dress Goode. fancy weaves. suitingm, etc. List tr101004
„ quality astraehen with plain or midis soilars, elee-
ends, broken lots and special pinch/ascii at Dress Gonda
that sell in the regular way at SIAM and $1.25, and some !!, Uric and French seal, plain or with collar and reem•ii of.
sable. Garments that are regular 14500 and $50.00 and
4d. high As: $1.50_per yard Drizells of pieces_ to chaored
worth it. 1% e want to (gear them all out. III Tafillary
from. Your choice for January Sale at
per rd 67c and offer !NW /DIM Chola* at the exceedingly $2 naps
low price of „
Silk Waists, l $1.95.-lll '''''''''' * '''
4Settf now iF34:44' Fur -lined Coats, $42.30
; Four only ladies' Fur -lined (moats, good quality
„„,, beaver Alien in black, nava and brown, heinster. grey
Six or seven good quality Taffeta Silk W4sts, creep]
squirrel and Grecian mink lining. Columbia nettle collar
only. Regular $4.1.10,. spacial for January onlie, $1 95 ,1
and revers. cut very full, 40 to 50 inch, long
stylish garment I. Very special for January. each 2-50'
each
January C9at Bargains
January Bargains in Ladies' Coats, Two or three items that
wird a winter jacket. Every garment new this season.
Id Costa at $10.00 ...,..
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Ten misfit at $10.00 apiece. MAAR,
lifter; and browns. Soule semi -fitting
end loose. 44 to 50 inches long, plain
beaver and kerseys. All new this season.
Regular $12.541 to to $15.0n, $10 00
January spatial al
5 Coats $6.25 ,,,e6019914S*4* **'
Five only black jackets. These are
made from good quality cloth that will
give splendid wear. Regular value is at
least 101.50, Special for
January eech $6 25
ought to interest you if you
25 Coats at OneeQuarter Off
-Twenty•flee only Lobe: New Jarkets.
These are exceptitmelfy tndemie mo-
ments, most of them 'mina travellers,
samples bought mileh below their worth.
It is impossible for us 61 Oa them all in
at one price, so for -Jemmy Male we have
them merited at regular selling pricer;
Ind offer you your choice at One Quarter
Off.
Heavy English Flannelettes 121c7
These are heaviee end better than our regular 12Ic quality, and
would sell at 1k at leak. We bought them direct frost the maker or
we would have to sell them at that. Half a dozen good patterns in
pinks, grays and blues. MI airtime, :U to al inches wide, epeeist' 12'c
for January Mit, Yard. •- • • • 2 -
per
lien's Underwear
48c.
60 only, men's wool
and fleece -lined Cnder-
shirts. These are all
travellers' samples. In
the regular way they
are worth 75c to $1.00
per garment, Special GODERICH
for January 48c
Hale h
Vests about Half -Price. ig0
About fifty ladies sample Undervests,
natural wool, made by one of the hest
milli. in Canaan. Clearing for Jenuery
Male at just aimut half their regular
value.
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HODGONS BROS.
DIRECT IMPORTERS
ONTARIO
Black Fingering
4c.
crotch fl geti g
yarn, only. ad*
finish, one thet will
knit tip nicely. lint
up in one mince ski,in,
Specie.' for January 4
at per skein
THIS JANUARY SALE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
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Sale
D. Millar Co.
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON IS O
.nnua1 Stock. -Taking
. Ma. 11In.i..tu has personally gone over our
entiresstock, and has laid aside all goods of
passing fashion, also a great_ nia-ny lines rite
afirireSirous of not taking hitt') our stock next
season, and these we have marked at prices
that are certain to create a Apeedy clearance.
We do not want you to associate this sale
with the ordinary line of sales. Itene•mber
we only ha v• a sale once a year, an,l that
during January.
BARGAINS IN WAISTS OF ALL
_DESCRIPTIONS,
BARGAINs IN MANTLES,
BARGAINS IN SKIRTS,
BARGAINS t14 -1 -ACES,
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GLOVES, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
BARGAINS IN CARPETS..01LCLOTHS,
4,;;•t.W- ANO LINOLEUCIS, AND ALL HOUSE
FURNISHINGS.
WATCH FOK OUR SPECIAL WHITE WEAR SALE.
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Millar's Scotch Store
the pupils of his 'entiranee • nod
with a aiiitcase from hjs agues of
the leaf -Moog Atari. .oluagruvo•
reciprocal 441 by pi went ing, hoak t
each of the pilots or his ri
John Itansfoi'll, ill" Clintoor, who
owns the liruissel, salt works, lots pm,
....based:Own', fifteen :Ivies of land, al•
puling his works, from the farm of
John Graimper. This,Lana was being
injured ,by the o'er, thou of brine limn,
the salt wells, which wee naturally
obj,,et*Td !to by the prioprii•tiar of the
farm, it to settle tho• olitlioulty Mr.
Han:shad- bought iltaf ideco* or land,.
. St. Joseph's Church Opened.
• st. Josepli'r Boman Catholic.
Clinton, Wits. Opened and
dedicated tinder most anspi,•loolis vir-
e tances..00 Monday, the ';_:*1' It inst.
TiltigeittEvrIteit-7-.."13Yii•n•w•42ii 11'''' IN -I....1414 int
lll tttttt 144.1411. of t he diocese
of London, assisted by thin 1114,41.... Rev.
'Father Hanlon. Rev, Father West. of
St. T,•• pasior •e••
Fathers Egan, 'if St rat lo ord, „„
Hurley, of Toronto. Miss McDonald.
of Goderich, took pat t the 'musical
set -vices. rendering lwautif Oil feilor.„ -
Cooper's Mill at Clinton Burned,
Early Tuesday morning, or last week
S. S. Cooper's Planing mill at ('Ii nein,
was discovered to nth fire. There
was sown a erowil on the seetu•,-hut
the tire hail gained such headway that
in a few nil limiter. it Wail in ruins. The
fireI &apposed to have started In the
engine LOOM. With the exception of
the boiler room and chimney the fac-
tory ..and its equiptiti•nt insehinery
are a total wreck. There IS an in-
surance of 80,300. while Mr. Cooper
has estimated the lose at nearly *SIR*
tso. NVith his accustomed ultick and
energy,' Mr: Cnopersayk• hre *In haw
the mill running liv the Ilist of April.
A Christmas Day Wedding.
-A pretty wedding "Me sOletilltiaS4I
oh Clo 'fawn** Boy at the homer -of
John Torrance. Clinton, when Miss
Grace Torrance was married to I).
Loudon Vratistim. B. A., tiothemitt-
ice, master of Port Arthur high
achoml. The (wire lll i l was performed.
by Rev. R. J. M. II assfora, assisted
by Rev. J. A. Cranston, of Coiling -
wood, and Rev: [Si'. Showell, of Clin-
ton. The groom Was attended by W.
Crenston, of alontri•al, 1 the
!wide by Miss Jean of Paris.
Guests were present fr 'Forum,
l'aria. Guelph._ Coll i rig meetand otto."•
places. Mr. and Mr*. Cranston will
reside at Port Arthur.
Immure of about $250,0k...
John Th ''''' lloyett, an old resi-
dent of the 2nd concession Of...Stephen.
passed away at the home of hms
brother. jarnes Hoyt -c, of Centralia.
00.Saturtlity, the Intl' inst.. after a
three weeks' illness of pericaidial.
_inflahitinat ion. Dos -eased. who WAS
sixty-two years of age, was 'mina' -
cleft. He was at - quiet, industrious
man, a drainer -by trade. and was,
_respeeted by the whole coot y.
IMts. J. Martin, au aged anti
esteemed resident of Myth, entered
into her rest mi Sunday, the 20th
inst., at the good old age of
eighty-five years. She is survived by
one daughter, Mrs. Lawson. of D'
I roit, hebbitsliand !laving pledevetwed,
her WI -rout fourteen. years.' The
el al sPeviet.s were coveltieted by Rey.
J. L. Susan, B. A.. pii.tor of St. An-
drew's church, of which deceased had
been a member for over half a mar,
tory.
The home of [tarry Hunt. of -Clin-
ton, was the scene of an interesting
matrimonial event on Thursday. the
24th when his nieee, Sliss 1.1111 ut
Aimed* Wright, %yam united in Wed-
lock to Wm. J. Ilniablyn. ot Clin-
ton. The bride wits gm% li 4441 in white
silk and was unattended. Rev.* W. J.
iv 'Ill perfoorineol the eels* y in
the pre:wore of a few gni-44e, tteilflttiC
WI -Were J..I. Wright. of Illoderich,
and 31eatianatis Hunt end 1. -sing, if
Hensatt.
Mrs. Ceorge Stark; one of the
pioneers of NtruileY. joined the silent
majority on AVeshiesilay, the Ilith inst.
Oeceased was an estimable woman in
her seventy-seventh year. She haul
o utlet -rod long fn.''.' asthma and heat
trouble arid hail spent_ lie' past
autumn with her daughters in al
gan, recuperating somewhat until her
illnesi wits agitin aggravated by the,
foreat Ores and she returned I to
*lie* Three sons and live tiiiiightere
uiotmmii t heir lose.
The_bortte_of Mr, Ind Mrs. ithotobi,
Gregory, of Exeter. Wiiel •I1, 4,411 IV of
inteassi-on-AVedneestwiti-tatelf k .1 amt.,
when their fourth daughter, Loretta.
a graduate nurse of the Toledo city
hospital, het -ante the life pallier of
Harry Cruel's- Cotter, barrister of
Toltsio. The ceresitony was quietly
perforate! by Res. 1%'. 31. ;Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Cotter will reside in
Frankfort. Indiana, where tlw groom
110141* a responsible position with I he
Clover Leaf Alton Railway system.
r en
„pervaded the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Ii ill, or stitinneritill. on Weil-
nesilay, the 111th inst., when a jorywes
rompany wow-1011ml to Wil fletel the
'mart i sire 14 their only oboigliter,
DCV' Stay, to William Ntirman Hall. a
prosperous young agrimillitrist of the
Hew line. 'Buffett. The bride. who
wore erento silk rolienne, was at-
tended by Aliso. Mitchell. of 51oloos•
*youth, and Mi -s Jean Potroinhar.
cousin of the grofini, while Edward
Ball disehargeil (111111PM of best
man. Rev. %V. N. Dunbar., incumbent
of MI. Peter'« church. ti
conducted the ceremony.
After a long and iririnfnl ithleall Mrs.
Robert Wiser, of Htthett. mowed
Peacefully away on Tuesday, the 22nd
inst.. Deeeased, who was in her sixty-
ninth year, hid been a raettlent of the'
township since her early ehildhood
and had endured all the trials and
!medal*** incident to the Monte*. A
woman of noble therm -ter and tins -P-
ith, dimporaitlim, she was held
in affectionate regard nail esteem by
a large eirele -of ricoliaintencoi... She
beeves to mourn her lass t Miss :tins -
Robert. 11. and George. itt Maskottch:
ewan, and Matthew, int the home-
stead, and floe daughters Mesdames
I,. ('roe. of Clinton. H. Murphy. of
Exeter, and Thomas Little. of Mullett:
end -the Misses Jane and Etiphentis. at
home.
• Presentation to Retiring Principal.
A. II. Ntorigi ore, M. P.P.. the retir-
ing m incipal of NVingham public
achool,
was last week prosented with
a g old-henolood ebony cane acs -toms
minted by a eulogistic address from
GOOD HOME RECIPE.
Mix This Simple. Helpful Recipe at
Home and Try It, Anyway.
Get from any prenci iption pharma-
ciat the following
Fluid Extract Ihindelion, one-half
°imp ;Compound Kargon, one ounce :
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. three
outlet.,
Shake well in a bottle and take ill
a. ;loon 1.1 41WW-after PautrmehtAnd
at bedtime. •
The iilgTorliiii-AUFFPolifs flu: most
certain prescription' ever. written -to
relieve backache. kidney trouble,
weak bladder and all forms of urinary
dirlicuitha. h I mixture it e t s
promptly on Mr olimilatil tissues nt
the kidneys, enabling t heni filter;
and strain tag acid and other
waste matter from the Mimi' Which
c1111,4`.
11 in L liiM
us t
mistime, yee those will) have tried It
say the rebuke are shindy surprising.-
the relief being effected without the
digliest injury to the stomach or
other organs.
Mix Nome and give it a trial. It
err !linty COMO C Eighty recommended.
It is the preseription of an eminent
authority. who e ell, iu e teputation. it
sid, seam established by it.
A druggist here at, titatte, when
asked, stated that lie could either sup-
ply the ingroslients Mix the pre-
seript ion for our resAers, also recorn-
mends it as harmless,
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, Are you a. success - as a bread -
•maker tsleyour tate and putt/
complimented by your friend..
If not, whose loth is It---youts
or the I t.'•ou ere 'success-
, cul in other rcputation
;s a conk i*.vitri;...-a•-sd, sad!it i
plainly the fault la' 'L.-
-I•ece&-stid
pastry r../..e....11.tftar.;:
and get ttie:r ii.•.ir ca•-•erience.
You 'Yr! find that most them
ars usin • ,
• Royal household _Flour
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FINE TAILORED
I CLOTH IN I
FOR MEN
FITS WELL
LOOKS WELL
WEARS WELL
When made by
DUNLOP
Lhe Tailor West SJ
Ine Ma
C• HAS. E. GRIFFITH
UPHOLSTERING
ANDREPAIRING
HAIR MATTRESSES RENEWED
AND RE -MADE
CARPET .511 order,
prrosept le attended to
LAYING • 4 harge+ moderato
Relate Itorato• • Ono door Welt of C. J. Harper's
tame Store, West. :Street.
Itaddenco- Elgin Avenue.
GOD ERICH. ONT
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Price 2s ets.111rilei
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THE
ORIGINAL
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GENUINE t
BEWARE
OF
illITABONS ale -
SOLD 04
ON TIE
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"Ida t Peninsular"
Ham ‘4‹.' s-notagess ofa Steel Range with
aillty of a Cast -Iron Range
'Ideal Peninsular" is the ideal tinge for
a small kitchen,
it gives the convenietw.e. of th,
bect steel range* with
arlyntitage of being cast-iron and therefor:
more durable.
The "Ideal" hums either wood or coat
and the grate hare may 4* chit: .-,•••!. in ha:f
step is end tet se AO, s44,41 the Tree*
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