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NILE. PORT ALBERT. PORTER'S HILL
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 6th. WICD)IK DAY. Jan. Bah.WEDNESDAY, Feb. ,it.b.
s_t tilt lTH SCHOOL Gown lt,t'rION.-
ac, out convenUoa of the Sob
'chords of Nile circuit isto be
to
or Thursday. Febt+wty
s chorea There will be two . aria see -
opening i. J. M. at LSDGlendora B. D..
fly field secretary for the /lab -
tib hool Awoofatbo, is to be pres-
1 1 J give an agrees at each session
other adifillMa and dlsattliofs
.in asks up as leter.sting program.
Curtis is president and Clarence
w secretary of the convention.
COLBORNE.
TcswAY, Jan. latith.
)VITL.tND ��IMaitland Alain
Sunday under the parental red.
. )lis. Ede Bean spiel led
;will's with bar sister, Y s. Won.
Su,wan
t°this weak -end is her home its
..,,.tied
.--,.MMyese-
4,
et,rda number d4paopw a4
e
home on
John
le coo -
"placing the remodelling of his barn
sett summer. He is st prevent en-
gaged
n-
R in getting out the neoassary
timbre...... W. B.Forster has got his
drag -saw outfit set up ready for
Wawa The power kr furnished by
bM large gasoline engine. Was.
Rill k Son intend m
In ove-tbeir saw-
llaoover luau*, which wwUla new site at the ��great
e in
tie
oe'.uveoience to customers.
TURIDAY. Feb. 4th.
Bevan. RgroRT . -Tbe folloof l wingi
11e,tending of the pups
1, Colborne, for the month of Jwu-
try, based en weekly tarts and gen-
es' pr.flcienr•y: ISr. IV. - Alias
Fibber on, Lyman Potter 40. Jr. I
(lark h7, Louisa Smell 83,
,Vests BrinleyFishe73, !Nation
McCabe 41.
67,
Orta nley e0.
lir. 111. -Roma Snell 73. Jr. 1I1.-
111serl 1oang 90, Gherblts Potter 644,
!Mona. (Hider& Sr. 11. - Frank
Clerk M. Nancy (Bidets 7S. Verne Mo -
Cabe 70. Jr. II. -Jean McCabe 65,
•Basal Smith. Pt.. II. -Isabel Clark
71 Pt. I. --Clifford Brinley 77, Mil-
dred Fisbrr 74, Ella McCabe 68. Beet
spellers for the month -Alice Clark,
Louisa Snell, Hazel Yining. Frank
(tart. Jean McCabe. Thou marked
tkug i•) ab-ent fro.& all examinations.
L B. BARKLEY, Teacber.
Mrs. N. Oolelougb and son tacit, of
Godericb, spent lass week with Mrs.
Oolckogh's parents. Mr. and lira
Wm. Brioley. We are pleased to
bear Mr. Bentley is much better in
health.
LOTHIAN.
TC.ISDAY, Jan. 28th.
LOTHIAN LOCAL& - Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Hogan entertained about eighty
of ti►eie ne�ahbats end friends to a
dance on Wednesday night of last
week. All preset report • very en-
joyable time. Mie Bridget Bogan.
of Toronto, la spending a month at. her
bonze here Jack MacDonald and
Kende Campbell have taken a coo -
tract of tutting wood for Eli Mack
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hogan were in
Goderieh on Thurdsy attending the
funeral of the late Mrs. Whitty
Miss Jean Barge has returned home
atter spending some time in Lucknos'.
0ODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Mary ttaAY, Feb. 1st.
Mrs. 0. F. Edward and Miss M. BeU
left on Saturda, morning to spend a
month with friends at Windsor and
Detroit.
Mrs. Jobn Jenkins went to Cleve-
land last week to attend the funeral
of her sister. Mrs. McCallagba who
died atter a short illness of pneu-
monia.
J. I'. Cole has sold his farm on the
6th concussion to James Stirlingg at a
good figure. This gives Mr. Stirling
a farm of over 230 acres. Mr. Cole
may purcbaee another farm.
EDC( ATION AND Dow VATIC I.IFE.-
On Friday evening tbe Literary So-
etety of S. S. No. 1 bead its regular
meeting. The stteodaom was ftlir.
The greater part of the eversion was
taken up with a debate : •Resolved,
thatbigberb education unfits woman for
domestic Ute." The of irtmative was
upheld by R. Rundle and T. Salkeld,
while the negative was taken by Miss
M. Behan and Mie M. Jobnston. 'ibe
judges gave their decision tin favor of
the negative.
kiAYFlELD.
Tt ssDAY, Jan. 24th.
EA\ FTYLD BRKK-LHa - Mr's. Mc-
gens,e, sr., of Godericb township.
visited Mrs. Cowie in the village last
week An "election" d.o a was
held in the town hall Friday night of
last we, k and was largely attended.
Surveyors are busy at ..work, on
tbs prorwrty recently purchased by a
Landon syndicate from $resin Bros..
laying out the ground in Iota and
preparing the way for the syndicate's
prnlert t f a new, summer maw
ground. with at least twenty cottages
to be erected during this season. it
looks as if Bayfield is to boom as a
summer resort, at any rate Alex.
Ferguson, we are glad to bear, is
slightly improved Mrs Jas.
Johnston, who also has been on the
sick list. is improving.
SONtTHIN.: RZTiA GuoD.-The
Ladies' Aid Society of SL Andrew's
ebutch is arrangiog for s conoe t,
which from all reports promises to be
of unusual interest. The 0000ert,
which is to be bold on February 14.
St. Valentine's Day, will be given
entirely by the choir of Knox church.
Godericb, and the program will be the
same as these performers gave in
their home town last November to
two crowded audience.. The enter-
tainment is an "Old -types Concert"
and revives the songs, recitations,
speech and dress of one hundred years
ago. it will be the treat Of tbe season
and no one will want to miss it.
Further particulars latae.
Catarrh Cannot b. Cured
WIN local spvlie tioe., as they cannot reach
Steen of the akwee.(alicarrb Is a bleed er
e.aaituttonal Mews, sal esdw M w It
d�eeee mutt ,ake In Haan
Qtarrh Cowin take Mai nets dl-
rai1t17 on the blood sneane se.hess.
NO 'catarrh atarrh dire is set • geed
it was prescribed W ens at time tram _
u till. in roast.y to raMrr end 1e •
rte
bre. it Is ,�rtt/ibwi•M id wows
i combined 'chit erMIC
whet comation���Mee��..tD
limn erotism nes /a/� • ear
h at tarrb.
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by
Take Aali's starslar lMn-
LONDESBORO.
MONDAY, lfeb, 3rd.
R. Adams has been laid up with an
attack of congestion of the lungs.
WEDDED IN TNIK WE1n'.-At the
home of Nelson Irwin, Stoughton,
Seek., on the evening of Janilary
Bad, Miss Florence Wilma, of Porter s
Hill, was united in marriage to Edgar
Gibson, of Willow Bunch, Sask.
Apar the marriage eeremooy. which
was performed by Rev. Mr. Stewart,
of Willow Burch. the guesta sat down
to a .plendkl wedding dinner. The
remaloder of the evening eau spent in
music and games. Mr. and Mrs. Gib-
son left toe their home nest morning.
Among the near relatives present
were Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Irw e, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Boas, James and °u•.
Switzer, cousins of the bride, and G.
B. Elliott, brother of the bride.
B. Brunedoi, late of Port Colborne,
is spending some time bore with his
parents before leaving for the West,
where he has taken a position at a C.
P. R. station.
J. Hutton's darn suffered consider-
able damage during tbe recent floods.
A portion of .the structure was washed
out in two places, Deoeasitating extru-
sive rebuilding. As Mr. Hutton was
put 10 great expense repairing the
damage done byte floods last spring.
this further mishap is very unfortun-
ate.
4 pleasant gathering took place one
evening last week at the hotr.e of
Arthur Jamieson, when • number of
the members of the congregation of
Knox church, Londtahoro', met to do
honor to Miss Florence Jamieson, who
for several years bas been the efficient
organist of the church. On behalf of
the cboir, Sunday school and congre-
gation, en address was presented to
Miss Jamieson, and accompanying it
was a handsome gold watch.
DON'T GROW BALD.
YOUNG MANI
Take Care elf Year H- air While Yea
Have Hair to Take Cas of.
s rate tan to one bet that the
young true who ewe Parisian Sage
IS an 000asiert bait dressing will
Meer grow bete
Theresa raaeae, of course, and it's
$ very good and eallieMot one.
Dandruff ingssg Maw failing hair
sed falling imile thinner hair
sad in den tie
Persian Sew promos baldness, by
dssteoying toe Muse et baldness -the
Mils persistent voelterem dandruff
pro.
If you have d draf or itching scalp
it tisane that dastard' Rerun an sap
i•1Me the vgy hew the roots d
Mr hair. Set iii of all hair trouble by
Wag It is Parisian n .tinned yoa, slaitbar
doss It eMlieiu p teases wow et M i
w eras PIS le hi a sol e
Pelperaike
walla fake sedp leek wed
Nodes ban hillaise bum*
fiat r�
KIPPEN.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Sth.
Fd. Taylor. o< Fillmore, bask.. is
enjoying an extended visit with his
permits bare.
Thos. Gemmell. of Tuxtord, Sask.,
is renewing old acquaintanceship*.
He is also trying to sell his farm In
Stanley.
A little daughter is gladdening the
home of Ed. Morrison, and another
has arrived to brighten the home of
James Mustard.
Farmers are disappointed in the
bean market this year. The demand
seems limited, pnoes are lower and
the beans generally are soft'
MAFEKING.
MONDAY, Feb. 3rd.
New•e Ntrrtts-Very few per
from here attended quarterly service
held at hope church on account of the
cold and stormy weather Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Finlay, wbo have been
visiting the former's brother for the
past week, visited oleo at Mrs. Craig's,
of Donnybrook Miss Ray Jamie-
son visited at Anson Finlay's last
week James Webster called on
friends in this vicibity. We hope to
see him back in our midst in the near
future The Rpbort h League is
ening to bald a examen and debate on
February 14'b. The subject of debate
will be : ••Resolved, that the pulpit
bee had a greater influence for good
than thepress." The affirmative will
he taken by Ernest Blake and Mrs. R.
Johnston and tbe negative by Miss
Hazel Henry sod Isaac Stothen.
LUCKNOW.
TUESDAY, Feb. 4th.
Reeve Murdoch was at Walkerton
last week attending the meeting of the
county council.
In connection with R. Barrett's har-
ness shop, Andrew Lockhart will con-
duct a retail boot and shoe business.
Andrew, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. D. M. Thompson. fell while play-
ing in the back yard et their home
and fractured his collarbone.
Ms. W. J. Davison has returned
home after an extended visit in the
W tit. She was accompanied home by
her father, Mr. McMullen, of Ken-
bert, Sask.
William McQuiliin, Government
immigration agent, expects a part.y of
single men from the Old Country
About March 1.1. Petsoos requiring
labgr should end in their applinatioos.
The toast hockeyteam de-
feated Wingbam in aNrthern League
game here on Friday night. The
score was 4 to 3. On Monday sight
of this week another game was played
at Wingbani, our boys being defeated
this time by the Wingb•w team.
Score, 9 to 5.
The re -opening of the Cain House
for public scclmmodatioo was marked
by an •'•t -home," given by Mr. and
Mrs. T. F. Cain, which proved to be a
most .uceeo.ful function. Neural
hundred people attended. and after
the gusts bad enjoyed the privilege
tai Looking through the hotel, which
hu lately been thoroughly renovated,
they were served with a dainty
luncheon.
Many meg wase as wall r ten
ervelottlisei mei kw dr nor
mem
Use 1sMghdd. Patsies
nem mots are tat &A
' es It set it nod. 11
•rel t • d
6e • agate as and
ssdreew sem iMM yen Met Padilla
Irk tete• awaeaetess M
OMFORT
In All
RIGH
Not Like Ordinary
Soap, Bu' Better.
POSITIVELY THE LARGEST SALE IN CANADA
SLY rH.
TUESDAY, Feb. 41b.
Mtotrr HAVE BURN WORSE.- Dodds
McGowan, who is assistant at the 0.
P. R.. met with what might have been
a serious accident on Thursday morn-
ing. He was working at the gasoline
edeine used for pumping water into
the tank, when one of the section
men came in and lighted • match.
This ignited the gas, wbich blew into
Dodds face, but luckily he doled his
eyes and kept the flatpe from them,
or he might have been worn- off than
he is. As it is, he will be off work for
some time.
ST. ANDesw's CHURCH. -The an-
nual meeting of St. Andrew's church
took Dlare last Thursday afternoon,
there being a fair turoouL The fin-
ances are in good shape and every-
thing 1s going along smoothly. The
following ofoers were elected to the
managing board : Duncan Laidlaw,
R. B. McGowan and W. J. Sims. The
auditory are R. B. McGowan ar-d
Alex. Elder. J. M. Haw&on. who
has been secretary-tr.-um er for a
great many yeah, thought the work
had better be divided, so Jan. McMur-
chis was appointed treasurer, provid-
ing he would take the position, as be
was not at the meeting.
ASHFIELQ.
MONDAY. Feb. 3rd.
The following is the report of the
pupils of S. S. No. I6, Ashfield, for
the mnntb of January, being based on
weekly examinations and g-orr•I pro-
ficiency
r -ficiency : Torsi 500. Sr. 1 V
Blake 400. Jr. I V. -May Menary S23.
•Nellie McCarthy :'3Si. Sr. 111. -Irene
MrQuoid 457, Violet Kilpatrick 416,
Cecil Blake 310, •Patrick Mr(:arthy
454% -Eva Brown 245. Jr. ILL -Ida
Rivett 357. Raymond Finnigan 34a,
Charlie Rivett 298, John Kilpatrick
174, *Mabel Reid 210. Jr: 11. (a) -
Ruby Kilpatrick 400, Lillie McQuoid
351. Jr. IL. (b) -Alma Blake 424. Pt.
11. -Mildred McWhinney 4111, Brom
Shackleton 400. Those whose names
are marked thus • missed one of more
of the examinations. The lust spoil-
ers for the month were : Ruby Kil-
pstrick, Tena Myers, Mildred Mo-
Whinney, Bever Shackleton. A. A.
BARKLEY, Teacher.
MONDAY, Feb. 3rd.
The Kingsbridge Rifle Club is
flourishing, Captain Sennett having
secured over forty members.
SHEPPAROTON.
TUESDAY. Feb. 4th.
St Hoot Karelia -TM following is
the Jaswary of the Sheppard -
�tea on general
sed weekly feet*. Marks
eilidedde Maim p eg� fie. IV. -Ober.led. Deogherty lithe'
Llllirei Desgbany 11•. May ~�
�1.• eye 0 '[tJ�r.g� 4*
slim* Mame 1/1. Sr. ill.-Ylor.
end Mk *Nomad S7 UM i.luisse lM�a �
. Johanson C1, wesben libgle
•!,tens Toeing SOI, sir. 11. -Rita
Oiabam Kl, Money Bogie ala, George
alter
SIT, Jr. IL
!k •Har-
roM101 811h Wp. Sr. Pt L A- • Racal
fel Sr. PL I. 8 -Messy
•Vraetty Hawilee ss..
• 114 ,a t�br;r'r ear
Ow idled masa ere
J•�..ih twee : rell7-11g
sea ear awes bielA
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New toe. -Lea
TiLtk�>` M.
An old resident of • the township
passed away on the 25th ult. in the
person of Patrick Clare, of Crewe. He
had reached the good old ageof eigbty-
siy year+, and leaves to ruoarn his
death a widow and grown-up family.
The interment was made in Kings-
bridge cemetery.
STANLEY.
W EDN1OJDA Y , Feb. 5th.
Wn.. Ryder. of Almonte, Mich., baa
been visiting old friends in this town-
ship.
The death of Win. Spear, of Kent
county, a former resident of Stanley,
is reported.
John McKenzie, who had been ill in
Maoelaw hospital for over two
month, has returned to his home at
Varna.
DEATH OF AN OLD RhS1DENT.-On
Saturday, January 25th, !Cobert Elli-
ott, of the Goshen line, passed away
at the age of seventy-seven years.
Death was the result of a stroke of
apoplexy. Mr. Elliott was of Irish
extraction, but was born in this Prov-
ince. in !be county of Leeds. The
greater part of his life was spent in
this township. He was an industrious
man and was much respected for his
many good qualities. His wile sur-
vives, with four sons (George, Well-
ington, Mortimer and William, the
first three farmers in this township)
and two daughters 1 Lottie, at. home,
and Mrs. Gibson, of Saskatoon). The
funeral took place on Tuesday to Bay-
field cemetery, the services being con-
ducted by Rev. H. J. Cordell.
PERSONAL AND °MOIRAL.-4. M•
Hamilton. wbo has tree.. ezpress WEST WAWANOSH.
agent here for a 'scooter of roes, has SATURDAY. Feb. let.
resigned the position and (i E. Me -
Taggart, G. T. R. egoist. hos received ScHooL REroRT.-Following is the
the appointment. Th -re is no rtouht report of S. S. No. 3, West Wawa. -
that be will make * canahl-- sed • ffi nosh, for January : V. -Della Fits-
cient agent Lux' on H 11 has just
purchseed another 1Z.0i10 tient of Togs
for hi. sawmill. H• is alto ,st afraid
to porcbaae too much tor feat id the
lack of sleighing. He •xnertw to start
up his mill in a short tions, hat ing en-
gaged Mr. 9 .wart of Wawanosh, to
run the saw 1' W. Scott has sold
his house sot lot to H. A '1'h •m i•, C.
P. R. agent, the prix- hring in the
neighborhood of $ 2, 000 00. Mr.
Thomas haw e-rure'l a hr..0 ifnl prop-
erty at a tessnnahle !nice 'Phe
users of ire here sore comon-racing to
get anxious shout their n-xt year's
supply ..A. Hahhick attended a
hockey match st L'rckn••w F iday
evening.. A couple of ,•a'ties are
here at prs•eent claiming that they are
trying to porch OM enrne la.o't for the
purples, of gr owing beans. If that is
what th-y are after 'hey should be
able to gel mo"r snitsble land to the
south, as those who hair-- tried to grow
beano in this locality h .ve not root
with great soorese Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Poulton, of elev.-land, Ohoo,
spout a rouole of .iof this week
with the latter's sist-r. Ms. John
Bennett ...Roy A.,drew Laing, ret
Auburn. rondncted t ho servic-e in 81.
Andrew's church on Sunday 1a.t,
Rev. Mr. Turner taking the anniver-
sary services at Anharn....On M lnd•y
afternoon Rev. W. IL' Turner went
hark to his old charsh at Norval to
unite a young couple in the holy
bonds of ma, rimonv ... Dr. McTag-
gart and R R. Rloan attended the
ball at W•'igham, Thnr.day evening
last El. Sha.tt-r, rat H-nsall,
vi.itrd with !Henan here silk week....
W. Shortreed, who has heen spending
HOLMESVILLE.
MONDAY, Feb. 3rd.
Mie McVicar, principal of our
school, has been compelled to resign
owing to p nor health and the trustees
have reluctantly accepted bey resigna-
tion. We will all be sorry to see her
go, for she is a good and popular
teacher.
T. Elliott, who a few months ago
injured his right arm by a fall and
has had much trouble with it since,
bad recently to go to the hospital •t
Clinton for treatment. An operation
was tbere performed and Mr. Elliott
is now making rapid improvement
and it is hoped will soon be quite him-
self again.
C. 0. F. Iger .LATION,- Gonrt Sel-
wood, C. 0. F., No. 57, at Its recent
anemia meeting elected the following
offloers, wbo were installed by Put
Chief Barger John Huller : Chief
Ranger, W. Jostling ; V. O. R., S. W.
Millar ; financial secretary, H. Tr.-
warsha ; treasurer, 0. W. Williams ;
chaplain, W. Stanley ; R. W.. W.
Johnston : J. W.. 13. McCourtney
S. B.. W. Pickard ; J. B., 0. W.
Potter.
the past mordent w-oks with friends
at Walton. has returned to town
again Mrs. Duff. of Gnderich,
who has been visiting wit h her brother,
J. Carter. i, et present visiting with
friends in Hull -'t .... Dr. W J.
Milne was in stt-ndtn. a .t the conniy
council in G rderich 18'-t week ...Miss
Rhoda Phillip. enlrrt tin d a au•nher
of her yo•ing fr oral. Friday evening
last, an enjoy ads time awing so.nt.
A negro baptist said tohls 1L.ihndist
master :-"You've read the Blhla, I
epoae?" •'yew." -Well, you've
read in it of one J,,hn the Baptist,
haven't your ''Yes." "Well, you
,i.v-r saw out hing alkllit no John the
M •thndist, dil you r "No." "Well.
ri.n. you see, d.re . Baptista in the
BIM's, but dere ain't no Methodists,
and d e Bible's on my side."
patiick. Sr. IV.-Lnttle Johnston,'
Laura Fitzpatrick, Gormley Thomp-
son. Jr. IV . -Ruth Fowler, Gorton'
Cameron, Johnny Cranston. Tommy
Webster, Abie Smythe, Allan Durnin.
Sr. III. - Annie Durnip, Willie
Thompson, Mildred Fitzpatrick, Jim
Durnin, Harvey Wehster. Jr. III. -
Joe Thompson, Harry Hurrahs. Sr. If.
-Harris Purdon, Wilbert Durnin,
Mary Johnston, Lorne-Durnin, John
A. Thompson. Jr. lL-Willie Crane -
ton, Blanche Webster Clayton
Smythe. Jr. 1. -Lurie Wilson, Russel
Thompson, Elmer Pardon, Gracie
Rohertsoo. Primer B - Rebecca
Thompson. Primer A -Donald Rob-
ertson. Perfect in attendance--Oorni-
Iey Thompson. Rtrth Fowler, Gordon
C.meron, Willie Thompson, Lizzie
Wilson. E. S. MILLER, Teacher.
AUBURN.
MONDAY. Feb. ard.
Rev. MR )410111 .8 SUtx w. -The
Port KIgin Presbyterian congregation.
under the peatorata of Rev. J. R.
Masa, formerly of Auburn. bis had a
saceusafal year. The congregation
rated for all ordinary porpoise
111,41124 and bas • balance on hand of
'no givfngs to missions were
and the Sabbath school raised
71< snaking s total of *3,0111
rayed his Na year 1912. The year
also sheered an Increase
ship. Dr .tote the feaster'-
missy _wee mallet
it PAIR Th. la
aha
rw• de 11 f R regress hes bee. endle�the
daces eervaese have able lowered la
e O urine to his
ast▪ illses
sick
.... on ~at. . r "Y.. sir. 1
ttran ao of BInn n
r• �t ftp tent►e
Ili lilt arose
ilka[LST. T... . J~EPIre they °'"
....te,w,.. ",ren.
tsS.•.seafrtr 4
R
RHEUMAIISM
is probably due to uric
acid in the system -the
blood must be purified -
the poisonous acid driven
out and general health
must be improved.
Thousands testify that
Sc'.mfwalisiifow rids the
systain of poisonous acid
Tthe imp0!vw
and its con-
csatrated nourishment is
converted into red blood
corpuscles which drive
eat neon..
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CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
STRATFORD,ONT.
The betit practical training ,ochool in
. hnario. Three department+. Conner
alai, Shorthand and Telegraphy. All
connote are thorough and practical.
Teacher are experienced and grad.
eaten are placed to poait:ron.. We give
Individual attention and andante mar
enter at any time. Write for our tree
catalogue at moo.
D. A. McLACBLAN, Prineipal
Spring Goods
Arriving
First shipment of W.
G. & R. Shirts to hand
in the newest patterns
and styles for Spring.
Also a shipment of the
Latest Fitwell Hats in
Derbies.
Call in and see them.
JlcIean Bros.
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SEMI -READY TAILORS AND MEN'S OUTFITTERS.
Agents for Carkartt Overalls, Stanfieid's Underwear, Fitwell Hats,
Arrow Brand Collars and Cuffs.
ID
GET THE BEST. IT PAYM.
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•I am an old gran -and many of my troubles inganmo
•suer happened."-ELBEKT IIUBBAAI)
rrisl white hair and wrinkled faces of our busy men and women tell
doubt, fear and anxiety -more than disease or age. Worry ploys
havoc with the nervous system -so that digestion is ruined and sleep
banished. What oil is to the friction of the delicate parts of an engine -
DR. PIERCE'S
Golden Medical pLsrveroy
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is to the'.lieete organs of the body. It's a tomeBody builder -because it
stimulates the livor to vigoros. action, assists the stomach to assimilate food -tem
eariehrg the blood, amid the serves sad heart in tun are fed on pure rich blood.
ea�is
'le the cry of starved sees for food." For forty years ...Golden
ttreater Dilsomo sr•'y" is liquid form has gives groat satisfaction as a tonic and
blood maker.
New tt tams be obtained in tablet firm -fists dealers to medicine
.rsend 6 mese-cent stamps for trial box. Write 14. V. Pierce. Buf ole.
Pa. PIERCE'S PLEASANT PELLETS
1tefeve eeastipatl a. replace tl t liver.
and bowels. Easy to take as caviar.
TMeaca Ont., 1. a Coannercial School el the
Hlabest Grade! NONE BETTER IN CAN:
ADA! Graduates In .trona aemand. Ester
sow. t'atakrgoe fine.
Wantedi
Scrap Iron and
Hemp Braes.
Very best prices
Paid -
tall or write
station what you
have to offer.
The Ilsty /arise Eagise
do Tiler Cee, Limited
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REMEMBRANCES
We have a great number of useful' as
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well as ornamental goods from watch you can
make a choice.
What would be a nicer and more useful
present for mother than an up-to-date Happy
Thought Range or a Radiant Home Heater,
two of the best stoves on the market ?
A number of other Christmas suggestions :
pSilver Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons
Pearl -handled Knives and Forks .
Electric Light Fixtures
Silver Knives and Forks
Conessi C^ae tr /`•a cans
Shot Guns and Rifles
Coal Oil Heaters
Scissors in cases
Hockey Skates
Brass Goods
Carpet
111
Sweepers
and many others
too numerous to
mention, which
we invite you to
call and see.
CHAS. C. .EE
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