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BLYTH.
HILLS GREEN.
Tee -epee. Oct. 3rd.
Ante%elsary services will be held in
the Hills Green Presbyterian church
on the cunning Sabbath. October '
scoot*
Tha
1 o'clock. eveniog
7.3.'.eservioss will be ixeu
sagged by trey. A. haeFariane, M. A.,
d gsylield. Everybody welcome.
SHEPPARDTON, -
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 4th.
Dos's utas Tela. -The program for
the and entertainment in Shep-
pV,dlon Methodist October ou IOW. la -
dudes
e
svenlpg of Tuesday W _
rids of ore tri as Itis choir, recita-
Done by Miss 0. Pest:and and others,
mess by Rev. R. A. Miller. of An-
ton, and others. Hot supper will be
served from 6 to 8 o'clock, followed by
the concert.dmissionCotue and - 5c.. chit -
good
drto .} .
MAFEKING.
MONDAY, Oct. Mid.
repOoLf HHEPOIIIT.- M 9Wly school
, Aablield.
Nantes are iu order of merit : ter. 1V.
_Sidon Twanilev, Charlie Twaut3ey.
jr. 11. -Lilian Alton. Mr. Ill. -Beryl
Jebnston, Rets Tw•mley. Jr. i11.-
Itene Morar. Peter Glazier, John
Glue. Jr. 11. -George Glenn, Cecil
Iobnston. Sr. Pt 11. - Laurette
Hackett, Harvey Anderson, Harmed -
int ('Loughlin. Jr. Pt. 11. -Tillie
Hackett. George. Twamley. Sr. I.
_Frank Anzac. Lennon O'Loughlin.
Jr. 1. -,Thomas Glazier. Madeleine
Jokauton. -A-chisel-Bruce Shackle-
ton. Heber Glazier, Thomas Kennedy,
Caswell Hackett, Finlay flfhadlleton,
Myrtle Shackleton. Acaiures Dos -
'i Tee cher.
BAYF1ELD.
Tt'>mDaY. Oet. 3rd.
Bin. Stanbtuy lett last Saturday to
visit ber son in Ezeter for a short
time : trent then she will go to Tor-
onto u. spend the winter with her eld-
est son. Dr. J. 13. Stapbury.
Mr. Heath. of London, spent Sun-
day with his wife, wbo is slowly re-
mrering from a diabt attack of paral-
yse
Yr. McCoig. of Walkerville, agent
for the Massey -Harris Co. of Toronte,
epee the week -rod • guest at the
home of Jas. Campbell.
Mus Maisel Stinson is taking a few
days' holidays. at her bonne on the
Stable Zine.
The young people of Mt. Andrew's
tltureb bate decided to organfze a
Guild and at a meeting held last week
elected the tollow ing officers : Hon.
president. Hee. A. Macfarlane: ptesi-
dret. Colin Campbell ; vice-president'
end secretary. Miss J. Forbes ; treas-
urer. Miss C. Spackman.
NILE.
Tu lttD A Y. Oct. 3rd.
CHCRe 11 NUTlts -Anniversary ser -
ti e. will be ccuducted in Nile Metho-
dist church next Sabbath by Rev. A.
Brawn, .,f Godericb The Ep-
worth League meeting on Tuesday
evening hest i• the regular monthly
cno$ r.ti.or Meeting A number
hem Nile attended the district Ep-
worth league and Sunday school con-
vention at illyth. All report that the
•easi•n., w, -1e instructive and inspir-
ing.
FIRER M'I.r. Pit Esr14TAT10x. - isaac
Currey's home watt the scene of a
Qleasent •o„-ial event on Friday even-
ing. when:. representative gathering
••e \Ile people "surprised" Miss Minnie
tense on the ere of her departure for
Tweet.. to take a rouse in Deacon-
ess titining. Miss Currey has been
I r veats en Retire and effi..tient
women in the different departments of
rbarch work and ber friends at Nile
were pleased to hare the opportunity
of giving her a slight token of their
sterno and appreciation. Atter a
awe tinge spent socially an address
we read by Rev. W. Conway express-
ing appreciation of Mise Currey's ser -
rices in the church and her example
is the community, and praying for
Hesren s blessing upon her in ber new
work. C. Girvin and J. Dustow then
Resented the gifts. a fitted suitcawee a
dainty onnulu gold clock, a Bible and
'fountain pen. The recipient replied
in a few appropriate words. Mies
Larrey left for Toronto on Monday
awning. attended by the gond wisher
-tenant friends.
ONE MiLLION DOLLARS
FOR A GOOD STOMACH.
this Offer Should Be a Warning to
Every Ku sad Wosltaa.
The newspapers and medical jour-
bsls newly have had mach to say
relative 1.• a famous ptillionnaire's offer
of a million dollars for • new stom-
ach.
%ism eat meltemillionnaire was too
hey to wort y •brut the condition of
his stomach Ile allowed his dyspsp
iia to ru•o frown had to wore until in
gleam it became incurable.
leRh esiefortene *error as a warning
leery one who suffers with sishe a few _be owes y•uneve • ae
isp=alieMcommerdy
tilmed by
mats retgastric om ar by leek of
if the MIN Moe walla
atnsaaeb glial �in llat Use
lass bees IIs 'attar to digeet
o conAin
14111•11_stoheipatyo restore
iternie _tunes chair digestive
alk e. "el le making the -
strews bad welt
tau= are that Refit bl. remeall dy
�,•ystreia y
tr atemseha Indigestion.
Yaingels
wawasepe M
esters
�!!�ref them sold will
lies • with Irk resarw
tsat mm
11 caste, iM ewes, sad
yea ens =Win
'It- raDA Y. Oct. 3rd.
NEWS Nor .-Tbe council has now
got the iron piped here for the Un-
proved fire protection, and it is likely
work will soon start in the dij y of
the ditch to put them in. Thep will
be laid as far as the Queen's hotel for
the present. The new engine ,also is
bete tor the power house anal it will
be installed soon. It is larger than
the present one and will bare more
power. 1t is also claimed it will take
less fuel to run it Next Sunday
anniversary services will be held in
the Methudlst church and Ie conte
quorum Wets will be nu service in the
Presbyterian church in the evening.
in tbe mooning Rev. D. Carswell, of
McKillop, win preach, Rev. J. L. Small
exchanging pulpits with him S
Livingstone had his pacer at the Mil-
verton races last week and cap:ured
tint money. .Although the weather
was had teat Friday quite a number
from here took in the fair at Wing -
ham, but more intend goiog to the
Brussels fair on Friday of this week if
the weather is good Some of the
Conservatives in town seem to be
greatly of tbe opinion that to the
victors belong the spoils and are al-
ready talking( of trying to put out the
postmaster here. We are afraid, how-
ever. they will base a hard job to do
that. Surely no civil servant can he
put rut of office unless he has done
some wrong or taken a part in the
election, which not even the Conserv-
tives can say that Mr. Sims has done ;
so we guess the office -seekers will have
to wait a long time before they will he
able to tight amongst themselves for
this position The Woolwich l'on-
struction Cu., who are doing • lot of
ditching tbrougb Morris. received an-
other dredge and gasoline engine this
week and have now quite a force at
work Tbere are quite a Int of
apples coming into the two depots at
present for shipment to the Stites:
How the farmers must feel sleben they
sell a barrel of apples eo go to the
States that they stood in their own
light on September 21st by not voting
for reciprocity. The opening of the
United States market would have
Eisen them a bigger price for their
applee by the amount of tbe duty :
hut they themselves ire the chief
sufferer. and have n'body else to
blame for the loss .•1 the greet oppor-
tunity
PERSONAL MENTION. -Mr. John
Wilford, who has green living in
N'ingham for the past few months,
has returned to her home here .tnd we
understand it is her intention to spend
the winter months in California.. .
Rev. W. McLean. son of Dr. McLean,
of Goderich, formerly of Blyth, who
bag been preaching in Waubuno, has
received a call to Hanover. which we
expect he will accept. His many
friends here are pleased to hear • his
advancement Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
and Miss Edna Carder. of Mount
Forest, are •t present visiting their
numerous frien. s here Miss Annie
Taylor. of the Wingbam public school
•loft, visited beer mother here the past
week . - T. 11. alcArter. ••f Sesforth,
visited here .,ver Sunday . John
Rose. head of the inspecting depart-
ment of the public echoots in Alberta.
visited his parents is East N'awano.h
the ppeaaat week. returning on Monday.
... Mester Harvey Mason went to
Toronto a short time ago sud is in the
hospital being treated for tuberculosis
of the hip. His many friend: will bre
pleased to hear that he is doing nicely.
I - Dr. Annie -Ross, of the Macdon-
hid Iostitute.Guelr`h. visited het home
here over Sunday.. _ ..Miss Eva
Stothers. who is teaching at Elmira.
with her friends, Miss Cockburn. of
Elmira, and Miss Fann, of Milverton„
spent tbe week -end at ber borne herr.
.'4. A. Popplestone. Grand Master
of the 1. 0. 0. F.. :iccornpaoieel by Dr.
Campbell. fast Grand Sire. and Judge
Cowan visited the Dorchester lodge on
Tuesday evening. On Friday evening.
October tlth, Mr. Popplestone goes to
Toronto to install Bro. R. A. Sims as
Deputy Grand Master. On Septem-
ber Doth be was in Toronto at the in-
auguration ol Dr. Heoniston as Deputy
Grand Patriarch of Toronto encamp-
ments, and he also attended the ban-
quet to Cantcn No. 7. which won the
$1,000 prize at Indianapolis for the
best -drilled canton in the world.
THE FAVORITE LAXATIVE
DISTRICT NEWS.
J. W. Orr, of Wingbaw, has gone
to Nanton, Alta., where he purposes
locating.
Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Towler, of Los
Angeles, Cal., are visiting old friends
in F ingbam.
Mrs. Andrew Calder, of Seaforth,
has gone to Chico, California, on a
visit to her daughter.
Mise Mary Lamont, of Greytown-
ship, is away on a trip to Esteem),
Bsttleford and Yorkton.
Victoria Hall at Jamestown, which
was destroyed by fire some months
ago. Was reopened last Suoday.
The flour, feed and grocery- business
owned by W. N. Ruby, of Zurich, has
been pur±aced by Louis Jeffrey.
Herbert H. Bloch has purchased tbe
dwelling recently erected in Zurich by
F. W. Hees. The price paid was $960.
J. G. Jones, jeweller, 'of Brussels, is
moving G. Listowel and goicg into
partnership with J. H. Gunther in the
jewellery busineea.
The death is announced at Strath-
roy of Mrs. I. R. Birett, a former res-
ident of Exeter. She wa.- in her
twenty-eighth year.
R. D. Roy. a fortner well-known res-
ident of Exeter, died at Russeldale, on
Sunday. September 17th. He was sev-
enty-three years of age.
T. E. Elliott has purchased Jas.
Slemin's store property in Wingham
and has opened business in fancy
groceries and confectionery.
The streets of Seefort h were in dark-
ness for • few nigbt7 last week while
the old. lighting system was being(
changed to the hydro -electric system.
Wm. Somerville, who had been
agent for tbe Dominion Express Com-
pany at Seaforth for $ number of
year's, has resigned and Malcolm Mc -
Keller has been appointed agent in bis
'stead.
After an illness of eight weeks of
typhoid fever. Mary Ann Clark. wife
of L. Williamson, of Walton. was
called to her long rest on Sunday,
September'21th. She was thirty-three
year. of age.
While the Conservatives were Mak-
ing merry in Seaforth on election
night, some pet -son threw a .tone,
striking Miss Jennie Crich in the
mouth. She had three teeth broken
off as a result.
The death occurred at Exeter on
Friday, September Tend, of Ellen Joey,
wife of Rev. J. I)..Kestle. She was in
her seventieth year, and is etrrvived by
her husbandand a family of two sons
and three daughters.
H. W. A. Liens. ..f Seaforth, has
bad the degree of L. L. A. conferred
upon him by the Detroit College cf
Liberal .arts. He was appointed rec-
ently to the board of directors of
Windsor Conservatory piano, depart-
ment.
ttev. John Md.:wing. eldest son of
Mi and Mn. Malcolm McEwing. of
the and concession of Stanley, has re-
ceived a call to the pastorate of First
Presbyterian Church. Fort N'ifliam.
Mr. McEwing graduated from Knox
('ollege last spring.
J. H. Sperling. a resident of White-
church for fourteen year-, parsed
away on Tuesday morning of last
week. The deceased was born at Sea -
forth fifty-six years ago. He was
twice married and is survived by bis
second wife and two sons and two
daughter.
A quiet wedding took place at Exe-
ter on Tuesday afternoon of last week,
when Mies Robertha F. Russell was
united in warrisge to Oscar A. Can-
non. M. 1).. of Stratford. Rev. Colin
Fletcher. M. A.. tied the nuptial knot.
For several sears the bride hab been
superintendent of nurses at the Mia -
land hospital.
On Wednesday of last week about
fifty guests assembled at the home of
Jennie Bowman, M.P., Morris. toattend
the marriage of his eldest daughter.
Mir Lizzie L.. to J. Russell Wheeler. of
Southampton. R.v. A. C. Wisbart,
B. A.. of Brussels, performed the cere-
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler will re-
side at Southampton.
The partnership which existed be-
tween ge,
hardware merchants of Seaforth, has
been dissolved. Mr. McIntyre hasdis-
--- posed of bis interest to Mr. Edge. who
One at Night Makes the Next Day I now will have sole control of tbe busi-
Bright ; No Charges If It Doesn't nese. Mr. McIntyre will remove to
because of its extremely, gentle and Hamilton in the near future.
effective action. Reisll Orderlies bare A pretty wedding Gook plate on
become the most popular remedy for Wednesday. September d)th, 4t the
constipation. church of the Holy Angela. St.
We are so positive that Rezall Or- Thomas. when Mia. Marion Margaret.
denies will do all that is claimed for only daughter of Hr. and Mrs. Eugene
them that we pi.sitively guarantee to E. Kessel. formerly of Bzeter, was
band back the money you paid u• tor united in marriage to Joseph Fred -
them upon your mere request. if you mirk Pace. of St. Thomas. Ree,
are not entirely satisfied. Father West celebrated the nuptial
ltexall Orderlies are esten like mass,
candy. are very pieawnt to the taste. An interesting event took place on
dc not gripe, cause nwgea, or any
Tuesday, September dlith, at the home
other 'annoyance usually experienced of t he bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nel-
wben nrdioarywtbartice are used. .on Rpt ofExeter. when their daugh-
za Ord res reeide at Eike!nee 0$ laxatives to keep the bowels in Arta, a wool mums. mrs. Johnston.aortae' rond it ion. wife of Fred. Jobsetos, manager forWe hooretty believe there is no eine the Cans= Furniture Manufacturingilwr medicine so good as Rezall Order- cm. wiggbans, peeped away on
E. J. McIntyre and H. Ed
lie Il erl' have a positive ter. Mile Pearl- became the bride of
regulative10 effect upon the bowels and Lutbe- Penhale, .oro of Mr. and Mrs.
tont to tion e d bbd invrl relief fovercome the noceseity of the constent rom Wm. Penick. The ceremony was
constipation and trhe myriad of wood- M� by Rev. Mr. Keene. The
ate ailments. Besides, they help to PerTYonne eoude '
MANKETt '.
and Chicap Wheat Futures
see Lower -Live Stock -
Latest Quotations.
concern). Oct 3 --Corn led all
>tbee markets today 1n point d
rhity and strength. Wet weather ante
tore to Dome wee the Dauer. la tilt
.rad prices were %o to %c higher that
taturday night. Wheat dosed us -
hanged to • sixteenth lower, mita s. M
a net advance of tllc and hog products
carted from the same level aa the prev-
bus close to file up.
The Liverpool nearest closed to -day un-
changed to hod lower than Saturday es
wheat, and 14d r tgt.er on corn. Park,
*Weed yc lower on wheat. Bertin le low4
or.
Iles. espettaAFp for children. meted. nr Tuadda d last eek• Ttis'tieesawed
diieate parade. They are prepared was is � foet�bth year. Ries was a
Wheat -
Oct. seat -
Oct.
Deo
Oats -
Oct_
Deo.
May
r mpnvenient tablet form in three ,stare Orf C3Mo.s township sari was
dna of packages. Prices. IOC.. We.- held is high esteem by all who knew
Nu 011e Wby not try them st our her. A dimly gl fav• ebildrm am left
guarantee t Braider. ber
'�lielle eab>er. Regal! Remedies can rw hand mirkshewarvivod try bar ag.d
ea our
obtarm
si to this community only at wosber. two motion end flue .is►.r..
oar gl00 '- itis Retell Rowe H. C.
.ti
D ►. smith side of Square. Gode-
rklR.
Winnipeg Options.
owes. Open. litre. Low.
CNoa
Mid
si 01I tall
utl
Toronto Grain Market
Wheat. tall, bushel M R te 10 10
Wheat, goose, bushel ..,• A
Rye, bushel • 11 ..i•2 ,
Oats, bushel • i ds
Harley, bushel t '11�� •
Btrokwbeat. beaks. • M •
Peas, bushel • la •
Toronto Dairy Market
utter, separator, dairy, lb. 0 oft
Hatter, creamery, 15. rode• of
Hatter. creamer/, .coda 1 Si
meyones-s gone. ! r
C' min, anew,,,alltb 5 336 • * 4
Montreal Grain and Pr•du.s.
MONTRIGAI5 Oet. L- bare wan some
bualness worked to Ns. 1 nortaern ltaal.
toba sgrtag wheat for nearby shipmea
to London, but the prices boa for future
.hlpmeat were all out of Zine. TM fon
Sim demand for oat. was good sad iuls
ther sales of several loads we s mast
tor October ahIsenent to Lommn. .y
good bu.lneus conttnaes to be done 111
wheat flour ter export seeouea
Inclu Ing sates of Mind grew to Liver!
.pool at 27s •d, and 55 ger cent wiring
wheat patents to (limpsw at fls •d. 111111
feed la scarce and firm. Cholas and
ter are stronger and prices needle' eel
vsae4ng. Eggs firm and fairly active'
Provlsk.ns steady.
Dressed hogs, abattoir, $9 75 to rl• pee
cwt. Beet. Plato, Mit barrels, tl 1M
11.80; barrel*. Is1 lbs, 114 .00, tlerees,
lbs.. 11.50. Lard, compound tierces,
lbs., 1164e, boxes, 80 lbs. net sparse
heed), 504c; tubs, 60 Ib.. net. greased, t
hetdles, 1%c; palls. wood, 75 Ib.. n Yt
tin palls, 20 lbs., gross, S%c Pork, hea
Canada short cut meea, barrels, s to
pleceg.iil.l9; half hernia, W; Canada
short cut and back pork, 16 to 56
barrels, *23' ; Canada clear pork, barrel
30 to 16 pieces. 420-55; bean pork, sma
pieces, but fat, barren, 11(50. Oats'
Canadian western. No. 1. 17c to 47%c, cal
lots, ex store; extra No. 1 feed, Wee
4744c; No. 3 C.W., 44c to 41%c, No. 2 1
white, 41%c to 45e; No. 1 local white, 4e
46%c. No. 4 local white, Nye to 46o. Flo
-Manitoba spring wheat patents, ttrstw
0.40; eoconds. i1.M; winter wheat patentt.�
0.75 to 15: strong takers', 0.75: 'Dwight'
rollers, 14.25 to $4.40; la bass. SIM to tli
/tolled rats, per barrel, 16.35; beg of
Its.. 8256. Corn, American No. 1 yellow.
klc to 711,4c. Mltlteed-Bran, Ontarlo, at
to 1-4: Manitoba, C7; middlings, Ontarlq
fo 128; shorts, Manitoba, 535; mottling
ala to Et!. Eggs -Selected, toss to 77c; Nor
1 stock. 214lc to Mc Cheese-Weteternei
14450 to l4'rc; ea.tertts, 1404c to 1414c. Butt
trr- 4iioieeet, %4e to 27c.
. New York Mb" - Market
NEW YORK, Oct. 2 - B W terms Fl rm-Re.
celpta. 4611; creamer,, 21c to e; tsame
held. 254rc to Oe, state dairy, Mc
process. 19c to 2Sjkc. factory, curre
make, 191`c t0 '30}4c.
Cheese -Firm: receipts, 8143; state, wholmi
milk, 14e, c to 14itc; Power grades, 12c tei
14; state. whole milk, deletes, best, 16c ke
161rtc.
Eggs -Firm; receipts 7948; fresh gather.
ed. 16c to 23c; fresh gathered, dirties, 17e
to 17c. refrigerator, 15o to 21e; dirties. 13e
to 16e. state, Pennsylvania and nearby.
bennery, 27c to EC; gathered, 210 t. 17ea
western gathered, 23c to 00.
•
Ile
lobs 0oveulock. of Neill/op mer
With s painful aecklest a few Jaz'
▪ 1!M had just returned front flea
1lwn with
taking geode ouoft
hey
= the
baggy Mies lbs hem made a wMes
g k Mr. "Nat
- -moi ea .Y ar Ind
£
mutt Urwedding took plan at the
home 1 . and Mrs. Arthur Whit -
WQIaMn. at high sones no
eissla 41f Imt week. whets their
ungest Age was united
In" the of matrimony to
Freleelsk Rdwfa NM if tit nomad
ISM nobs Laub played tiw wadding
mon wee pm`
OW* Mid ost.
es% T. Ocoee.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Onion Stock Yards.
TORONTO, Oct. 2.-Reoelpte of live
stock at the Union Stock Yards were
176 carloads, contesting of 2816 cat-
tle, 1313 hogs, 1104 sheep and lambs,
65 calves and 54 horses
Exportsra
U. Ween bought for 0 • B. tbmpaas
123 steer. for London, 1350 lbm ease, as
x{.35; 74 for Liverpool. 21m Ilia each,n.1
11.0. 1
Butohors.
Prime picked lots and loads sold at 15.55
to Kis. good Weds, 0.0 to 15.35, medium.
15.11 to OA, eomaton. 0.60 to 16.35: cow..
N to 0. bulls, 43.10 to 4s.6..
Milkers and 8pringers.
Receipts moderate and prima steady, at
$46 to 46 each.
Veal Calves.
Receipts were moderate and prtee. rum
at N to t1.16, and one or two of extra
quality mid at 81.10 per out.
Sheep and Lambe.
The sheep and lushs trade wan talrpl
acttve. Lambe mkt at 0.35 to 56.0: see,
rage price of Iambe, 1615_ per owe ii slreeP,
15 to 04: average price, % per etr1.
Mops.
W. 2. Johnston bought for (luna..ass;
paid WU per cwt . red aid watered .se
the market.
Montreal Live Stock.
MONTREAL. Oct. 1 -At the Meetresd
S tock Yards, Watt End Market. the re,
celpts of live stock for the week erd1aa
sept est were >M 2.
nettle, 0 ebo.g ani
lamb.,NMhogs. and ss Delver.
?laon the market for sale
e( s1 cstue, ts75 sheep and iawkp,
hers and 400 eelvee.
There were only four bade of M
rbmestto cattle on the marint,
welch .old at N.21 per cwt, for all;
insert, and heifers, welsh averaged
1071 poundd, per bead. 011elos
Mier*, weighing tela peessift MM. rill
is%%oo
tb Nlgood,e: zz b toal se qtr;to fab"
34o fW, g't4 n• eMtnnss��
moo, at 4%e to 4Yc per nand aeAwd
/paid three cents per le. �g f�
there continues to be sop taw hN
la the market for hon nail wit"
laic day week .hoe a furter* dowse
5e to IOc per cwt, on atsstat ot
more iIbever .upplle. fat
Tis demised was fairy and
or s.1.cted lets were m se KA b
hapMwct-, wombed off the sang soma sea
sad sewn .old for to per cwt Y
•
the above es
orgeed trade wea Man le
lar& sod ea QM 05IesirsSs were
ee..seaag .1eni4 t`b. recline ate a garlm
e . 105110Pa w of tVerai..
04140 WY gone km bets ~~~ysei►
Oblssse Live Week
eOat ->It+ew edged WoM+a &4
eiriti. soyaaw.vp• 66 NOW 6:111.111
10155 bead •.,u►r4
.reales 5 te 1475 mew. and
ltrr
ode 55 M rt ■ ~Mrs ass feedwr..
WO
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11.4_16,4.
55aa 05 .aS to 55. maws"
il
t{oer�., Wel best.
welt imete �A 4o fm; wed1.rws
to mil 1mIM& 55 be . wa•era le
I u exegete, Ocrosses 5, 1011 7
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PRAM
CURES
Med M Ihc Las Lid ie
le Ms Fames ltenetly.
(;Ledmd Station, Oat- 1 ' ba ,s
Vegetable Com -
pound for yearn
and sever found
any medicine t e
roams with it I
had akar* and fall-
ing ell the uterus,
and doctors did me
M gold I atfrered
®tL lI
�t yPao
abs helped other
woman to whom I have recommended
it." -Hrs. HsttZY Qraa, GLo1epd
Station, Ontario.
Amens= Herne
Barmy Bank, N. B. -I can highly
recommend Lydia E Pinkham's V
table Compound to any mufft
woman. I have tr ken it for fe
weakaees and p cul menstruate=
and it cured r - Mag. DiVnn
BAasoun.
Became you' is a difficult one,
doctor's Ravine • yds no good, ds
not continue t ,r without giving
Lydia E. Pini -'egetable Com-
pound a trim .c 1y has cured
many tease o ilia, such as in.~
Aammatioo, tM son, die pl menta,
fibroid tuneea, irregu1 tIea, periodic
pains, backache, that bearing-dows
feeling, t�igertion, dimness, and
nervous prostration. It costs but a
trifle to try it, and the result is worth
millions to many suffering women.
II you want medal advice
write leer M N Mrs.
al Illtaois.o L iii a fes.
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LION
BRAND
CLOTHING
for Boys and Children
Parents who c.dntrwplate the•
purchase of Clothing for children
should bear in mind that we carry
a complete stock of goods from
which they niay-suit their boy in
up -to -elate style. The quality of
Lion Brand Clothing is second to
none. We make a specialty of
boys' and children's Clothing and
can supply Suite in all shades and
sizes. Brownies and d o u h 1 e -
breasted Suits with bloomer
trousers are very popular..
1s4 -rat- for
Carhartt Overalls
r- Semi -Ready Tailoring
Fitwell Hate
CI3WANS
PERFECTION
COCOA
4
Is rich in food value and
easy to digest. It is just
Cocoa, pure Cucoa, ground
from the choicest Cocoa
beans.
Nurses and Doctors recamnend its
use is sickness or in health. 1,1
Do You
0. use
Cowan'.
Cocoa. 7
ON THE SQUARE
1 Cold in the Head
can be relieved very quickly by
using INTOLOZONE, the dry air
method. Relieves immediately
and is a sure cure. Price 25c, at
F. J: Butland's Drug Store
GoDERlctt
terKodek Supplies and Cameras always in st•••'L
r=i
=I =
0 STOVES 0
The Happy Thought Range
still leads the market. As we repeatedly
state the HAPPY THOUGHT RANGE of two
years ago is not the HAPPY THOUGHT
RANGE of today. Every year sees improve-
ments. The Wm. BUCK STOVE Co. do not
change the name of their Range every time
they make any change. To the housewife
and the cook, the word "Happy Thought"
means satisfaction and the best that money
can buy. Call at our store and examine
.the Happy Thought Range and be satisfied
that what we state is correct; and to back it
� up we are willing that you take a Range
on a TWO WEEKS' TRIAL, and if, at
the end of the two weeks, you are not
perfectly satisfied you are l.tnder no obli-
gation to keep the Range. The old saying:
The proof of the pudding is the eating of it .
For regulating the
bowels, invigorating
the kidneys and
stirring up the lazy
liver
Dr. Morse's
Indian
Root Pills
have proved for over
half a century, in
every quarter of the
world, absolutely safe
and most effective.
25c. a box
everywhere. n
ION ,DONI1`of1Y.
ygtlf tad)
tlMigats att4° 1 orals IbMi Mus
Of IN
:rad fifty to win w e __L.
sumllism
st.tra t help. Odlefta le eesis. i�5m
fl fie r soy I
Co loin• sins.
MIL
Forest T, wCollege
ClimiC'tba r
0
U The Radiant Home Heater Q
is like the Happy Thought Range. it is
in a class by itself. It has no equal. It is
a wonder as a heater and a fuel saver.
• Plumbing. Heating, Eaveatroughing, etc.,
we give special and prompt_attention, and
all work fully guaranteed.
National Portland Cement always carried
in stock.
II UNTIL THE 15th OF OCTOBER. INCLUSIVEII
u
We have just received another car of
Pittsburg Perfect Electric Coiled Fence;
and for a 7 -wire, all No. 9 Fence, 47 inches
high, we will sell it to you for 24ge per rod,
while it lasts.
II
Special Offer in Fencing
CHAS. C. LEE
Phones House n -Store 112
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