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STIWA�T's
PHONE 16
MiIIincrij 006ninQ
Our Millinery Room is open from now on. The
represent-
ationthis reason includess the the newest Paris and American
farhion reproduced at the ever popular Stewart prices. Accept
this as a personal invitation to conte and see everything that is
new in Millinery,
50c. 60c. 15c.
Black and White Dress
Goods. This is a very popu-
lar cloth this season and
makes a lovely dress at a
model ate price.
25c, 30c.
Fnr a special line of vest-
ings. These come in new
stripes. spots and fancy
weaves. It's a mercerised
t1o: h ;Lnd a good washer.
Ju -t the thing for an odd
Wait,
$1.00 Special
Just. opened and ready for
your inspection. "New Diag-
onal Serge" the newest cloth
for Spring Suits in I3lack.
Brown, Blue and Grey.
50c. and 60c,
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For a Pongee Silk that • •2
will n ake you wonder how
it could he made for the price
Very suitable for an odd
waist or dress. Ask to see
it.
House Uuro1shJnos
RUGS
Why buy carpets when you
can get tugs that will fit al -
'urea any room in your house?
And jtint think of the hard
work they save you troth.
Bring in your tneasurements
and see if we haven't one the
size for your room. Prices
till Iii to $400
Curtains
Spring House Cleaning
means new curtains. Our
New Curtait:s surpass any-
thing heretofore ,•
g shown w n and
our prices mean money saved
by buying them at this store.
All lengths.
a 60, 75, 111.00, $1.25 to $5.00
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Linoleums
"NA IRNS"
That's the kind WC sell and
you will saue money by buy-
ing the best, it conies in 2, 3
and 4 yds. Remember we lay
all linoleum free of charge.
Wall Papers
I)o you not think it would
be wise to pick out your wall
paper now? First buyers al-
ways get hest choice. Be
among the first. .i�
5c, 10c. 12ijc, 15c, I ,ui I 25e.
Boys see our new
arts, Ties, Shoes,
Natss awry, Gloves and
- Braces for Easter.
MI kinds Produce taken as Cash
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Ilorseuten attention! The
time is drawing cense when
you 'ei!I be starting on the
road again. You will be
1% amine cards printed. \\'r
ale prepared 'to turn them
out on the shortest notice.
We have a good lino of cuts
u choose front. The prices
is right. Du not forget
. ha; we give a free insertion
•u the paper i1' you get your
cards printed at the "Tithes"
C•ffiet.
You will mak0 no mistake by plac-
Me an "ad" in our Want Column on
page tour.
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•• Market Report. -The following is
•• the report of Exeter markets, cor-
•• rected up to March 211h.
Wheat front $1.01 to $1.07.
Oats 35-37e.
Peas 80 10 '85 cents
1larlt`y 50-52c.
Shorts $24.00
Bran $22.00
Model 'Flour $2.90.
Fred Flour $1.45-$1.50.
Ifny (19.00. $10.00
Coal, $7.25 a ton.
11 o•:a. i•vet% -.eht S9.55.
Butter 20o and 21c.
I•::cgs lee per doaen.
Turkeys. 16o. dressed.
Geese 11e dresa,d
Ducks loo dressed
Potatoes 50 to 65 rents.
Clover seed $7,50 to $8.00.
Timothy seed $1.50 to $2,50.
Alayke $5.50 to $6.75:
Chickens
12c. dressed
Foul tic. dressed
Dried Apples 5c.
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Wringers
Washing Machines
Churns
Y: E. STOCK
The BEST MADE
ANi)
The BEST KNOWN
Wringers
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Superior in every respect and will O11T-\VEA It and
O['r-\VIt1NU any \Vringer on the Market..
Washing Machines
Simplicity of Gearing is a prominent feature of the '('HER\tO \VASIIF,It
which makes it not at all liable to get out of order. Roller hearing.. carry all
the weight and slakes this Machine very easy running.
Churns
The DAISY OHiIRN is a good one everyway you look at it. Hasa most
Convenient !land and Foot Drive and Roller Hearings for easy running.
11 EA DQl'A IHTi':Iles FOR
CUirTFilY. NAILS, ROOFING, BUILDING PAPER,
GLASS, IRON I'i1'E and F1 rTINGS
Hawkins stove is Hardware Storo
One Door North of Browning's Drug Store.
White Wyandotte
Flags for Hatching.
Good Utility Strain.
*1. I)) per 11 Eggs. 3 Settings $2.50.
I letilsit or Lots $1.00 per IIN1 Eggs,
srFertility Guaranteed el
(1HAS. f'. HOOPER.
Box 157.
Ctrs. Win. ldrickitood ent•'rtain'd a
ne:rnb'r of young people to a taffy
pall on Tlnrraday" evening Inst.
\ de,•r.•. t ant o: th • Exeter 1. 0.
0, 1', arContpnn cil by n :ember or
the brethren. will go to EL afort h nn
Fr:day and take part in the Loilg.`
Exeter, Ontario. of inatrurt on. They will put on the
serond degree.
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--Monday was 'the first day of spring.
!lob.. Wilcox and Frank Boyle were
.1 London Friday,
`•irs. Wm. Carling was in London
.Ist Friday.
Mr. George Ped'.er. of Chicago. is
his brother. John.
lees .• your order for 'hot cross
bu.is at Statham s.
711r. and Mrs. itobt. Wood. of Elim-
ville. s,.i nt Friday in London.
fir. Al. Ilastings and tMisa Lula
seen Saturday last in London.
M►.. E. 11. Vroonlan and daughter
returned to their honk in Ilarriabnre.
Fr:dn:,
Miss Pearl IJLasctt, of London. ill
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mr..
Al. 11'rtsct t.
Mrs. (Itev.) C. W. Baker, of Arkona.
is visi,in,• her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Fo:lick.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Adair, of ,Park-
hill. attended the Itannie-R,•mmer
wedding Tuesday.
lir. :end `Ira. Geo. Weekes and sou.
of New York. aro visiting the form-
er's brothers in town.
Mr. John Bell has moved into the
residence on Huron street which he
recently purchased.
Mrs. Mew.) 11. A. Grnhan.. or Lon-
don. teas the geta, o' \Ir.. John
W hitt.. sr.. on Monday.
Niro; J. Ferguson. of Stanley Be.
London. slant the we k end met h het
(laughter, Mrs. C. \V. Christi...
ND'. T. E. llandford shipped a car -
,1 0 Horses ut \\•innipe •. Monday.
1,. Ed. !limper neeonipan rd them.
Mr. Frank Bowden left Saturday
for Montreal. (nue.. eh( re he has ac-
cepted a position in ono of the drug
.00).
ells Richard Treb:e moved his
houscho'd effects to Centralia Satur-
day. Ile has secured a position with
'•1 r. 1:co. (?sorry.
Mr. Wm. ,(ones hold an auction laic
of h's bowie/mai effects on Friday
"aat. Ile and ha; family expect to
'cave Saturday fur Regina. Sask.
Mr. Mittal Clarke. of \1'inche:sea.
oi• Thursday of last week for Unity.
Sask.. where he will work with his
brothrc Mid.. tt ho conduct,. a ,Rncrai
r.orc there.
The sad beet. ate* received .troth
`'a:.ka,non. : ea, Mr. and Mrs. A. W,
Vol. nson hail lour e.1 their only son.
Charlie. on Saturday last. The ;ad
was 10 years o:() and had meat i{ick
on. hree . da)s w.th Tuberenlar•
Meningitis.
it Thursday night last a livery
team from Exeter ran away Star
I::nnondville, They went straight
thsoi gh town and next morning were
found abort five miles north. One of
the an:rua's had its foot bt:diy cut.
Seaforth Expositor.
Iles. H. 1'. Sharp '!ave an t•tcr:I.'nt
address ;a the Yount. Men's (J,nsi of
lln:n street church Sunday afternoon
Inst. Ilia subject was "Conversion"
and the young men Jwrre greatly
hl u,'r:i led by lt;. forceful ,remarks.
:vest' Sunday Mr. 1?d. Cutter. of Ht.
Thomas. will be present when a union
service with the Jnmrs Street young
men's C'nai will he held.
Mr, Fred Kerr. President of Exeter
Gun Club, attender! the .iframpton
shoot on Thursday and Friday hat.
in one event 1. was necceafnl , fin
winnin,r 'lie :.labors cup. valued
ahnnt *35. shooting 25 nut of 25.
ilrs'dea this he won other prizes.
Fred is .to he congratulated as !1e
W415 up atrainst some of the heat
shooters in ('•arid',.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
ASTORIA
Al, s. (Itev,) 1). W. Collins was in
Laudon Tneeduy.
Miss Laura Kinsman is viaitiu;
in London.
Mr. 8. 1 oplcstone. or 11:y,h, vis t d
It's mother Tuesday.
J. G. Stam:nu'y was engaged at
Court in Stratford, last Friday.
Sugar -[making is In full swing and
from reports there is a eoc.d Lou of
K:1pt.
Mrs. Powell returned on 'Monday
from a pleasant visit 1%ith Mrs. E.
('. Thurnt01) st Listowel.
Mr. A:rx Dow has sold his ti(ty-
acree London It
farm on Ih onion and in
11township.\ A e- 'Mu
..y to .Ir. Alex. ran.
Mr. Sinunt Caniphell has so'd '1hr
100 -acre farm r• ( n11y purchtls:•d
(raw Mrs. llod;tsou. of 1'ahorne, 'lo
11 r. Thomas \'e:lou•.
ti.,;elday. April 211d - Iloue•hotd
Eel n : are, etc.. the prop+•rty of 0.m.
Jlani:e, North street. Elea. r. tia'e
a: a o'clock, \\'rn. Anderson. A;; et.
1)11. OVENS EYE ANI) EAR SU1t.
goon, will be at the Coutuiercial hotel.
(lours 9 a. rn. to 1 p. in. Glasses
properly fitted and diseases of eye,
car and nose treated. Next visit Sa-
turday, April 2nd, all day.
Oft Friday the 'Exeter Gun Club will
ho''d 'l heir nunat shoot ••011 their
rounds all dauy. The program pro -
v ded is a sp!endid one. 1t is the
.•vent of the season for the lovers of
trap -shooting. Admission Gent's 10
cents ladies free. ladle ww•i:1 be sup-
pl`.ed with seats.
The marriage took place in Winni-
peg. on Sunday morn'ng. March 20,11
of Miss Edith Robinson. daughter of
NG. and \irs. itichard Robinson. Lon-
don (toad. sowl*. to lir, Allan Sproat
of Saskatoon. who conducts a real
estate. !and and insurnnc • business.
Miss Itobinvon. who visited with rel-
atives around h •r • during the past
winter left lust Thursday for Chi-
ca'ro a her • she visited 3 day or tiro
previous to going to \Vino:peg. Mr.
and Mrs. Sproat will reside in Saska-
*00n.
Au electrical storm raged for about
an hour early Sunday morning. Sev-
real of the electric light wares were
.struck and on Sunday evening the
Main street church and a number of
residences were itithout the electric
lights in consequence. At the Kry •
mill the v ire wits brekea-t'ive the
front (fool• and considerable of the
metallic covering was blackened.
The same thing occurred at the r•-
sdence or Mr. T. plow kitis *shite a
rs-de a of
pain iw' w%• of the r i nc
in a lido
( nen
Mr. R. Davis wart knocked wit.
Several electric light globts In a
number of the houses %tete broken.
The action on behal' o' th • 'Sink
of Commerce of le,•afort h. ntrno's, 1 it
1 aborne •&I Bibb •rt Muttint Fir • Ins
Co. c:uuc op for trial at a sp 0.3!
s'tn o' the ('oun;y Court on V. 1111 s
day last. His (loner .indge 1)071,
t i'ded, The su l t w es for son • $e01
n . once on the buildings of Joel)
NI. .Matthews. of Hibbert Township
1 he claim having 'been assigned to th
bank. After the ease was taken up a
sealement was effected with' the ap•
prove! of 'the Judge whereby th•
bank accepted $400 without. costs. .1.
L. Killoran. oY Goderich and It. ('
11. Cruises, of Irak.•. Lash & Cassell
Toronto. acted for the !lank of ('orli
mere, and .1. 0. Stanburp. 0' I':v.•n,•r
defend d th • Insurance. Company.
Deism: the past few months death
has thinned the ranks of the pioneers
'u th s part. On Sundae rnornin
March 20th, 'Mr. George Lewis, on:
of the o'dost residents of town. pass
ed in peaceful triumph to his eternn
reward. Ile oar born in Uevony)lir.•
Entente! on 'March 29th. 11.20, an.
Gassed away only 9 days berme 11 •
90th, It rthday. Ile was married 11
11,•vui,•l1 re in 1817 'to Mia. !Mary Ilan
ceek w% ho prredccea»ti h to 10 T n r
atm. Aboat 'fifty years ago they
came to America and settled in New
Wor k sante w here they resided fon
roar yenrs. They then moved to
8,ephen iownsh p settling on n farm
nn n he 10 h. tone, anon a her• tit: y
''t;.: for about 15 years. Inter movie::
onto Ihr 7th. concession. Plat saull!
of (lrrd eon. There they lived for a
u'1mf.er o' ycnrs. and it wile w'hi'r r •-
s d.nit there that his earls, r in
entered into rest. Two yearn nfler-
anrds in 1)'!.0 It r. Leu is removed
with his Ynmi'y 10 town alai*' he has
hi•t•n n most hii:h'y resp:•sled res;d-
en1 sine.• thnl time. 11, loaves to
mourn be 'os* Giree daitehters, Mr.
Lnmpurl. o' Mullin. ' Inn . Mrs. Sliru-
rnel. o' \l aitsburr. Was'.)„ and M
Mai ilia at hnnri• 3'so one astir titins
n A,is,1,i•in. Mr. twilit. 'en l a lora'
Drencher or the .mates :Street Motho•
d at church and n easy-'e..der of the
ehnrch at Credit on. Ile was bright
and cheerf.r'. n d vat •I chra:inn
and war wor111y o' •.w ...eels The
flee as rl lee; • ,• tl
to w'1hill n few .1;13 .4 I,.•'ur • h • .0 d.
and his a ertn •sa ors his 'e •t 'or ,
man o: h .s age was remarknb'.•. 11••
tens n regular attendant al chnre11
and Nnss•trteetings. rind the timid iv
prev'011r to his death listened eitb
det',•ht to the s •rmnn of 31,•v. 11.
llcl hs. 11,. had born in fait 'y stied
hen'th nil winter but on \l ,achy,.
March 13th. %ins tnken ill gr:rdua'ly
irrow'ne weaker until Friday h h.•-
cntne unconscious and n ilhotit n
at rvvr•r'1 slept nu ay lull,: 1i % rpm.,
Inok i•s right early Sunday months..
The fen •rnl took p'nce Tuesday ori r-
e./ n•t nfernn'•nt ink:1) . p'ar.• i 1 11,
•,rlI' c:•metery.
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FORECAST
\itli:n three days of noun on the
2a1.1iy another very nldrked s�•isrnie
'Truitt. Earthquakes in various ser•
.ions of 'the r'ohr, will most likely
be attended by votennid d slnrbnnc a
in volcanic regions also by nbnornli.
ma'rnetic and electric currents. and
rnax:mutn flashes of auroral lights in
the nothern reviono. A g••n.•ral and
severe cold 3% ave for March it ill most
ikely come n111 from the northwest.
and sweep far into the sonth.•astern
parts of the country in the rear n'
advancing storm areas. It Hill toileh
most parts of the country between
1110 25th nntl 29th. 13,` on est nril
leninst inch phenomena. A Reac-
tionary Storm I', nil (entrees (.0 th
i0,h and 31st, This is at the eriiis
of the Mt reit: disternanres, and so
near the centre of the ,Mars and
•:afeh periods on the 2Ist. Chit pro-
longed storms of min. sleet and snow
shnnld nal fir surppris:n;! during the
la�t..wi'pii reh.
Church Directory
JAMES STREET
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Richard Hobbs, Pastor
Sunday I'ublio Worship -10.30 a.inb
and 7 p.m.
Class Service -Sunday 9.30 a.m. 'Ind
atter Morning Service and Wednes-
day night.
Young Maws Clans slid 1.L isbutoe.us
6nadly Al 1 p.m
Sunday Sohool and (dote Masers L.30
p.tn.
FpN
orIh League -Tuesday at R. [
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Prayer Meeting -Thursday at R p.m.
March 20th. --The pastor will preach
morning and evening. Subject at
night "'rhe Evile of the Tobacco
113l,it".
Men's Suits
-AT--
$20,00
After all it's the Tailor who
makea a suit a SUCCESS or a
FAILURE. The most festin-
ating style would be a fizzle if
there were not careful needle
work underneath. That is the
reason our Suits at *2*) are
Netter than the suit you buy in
town for more money They
are perfect in every way if
not you can have your money
(tack.
W. W .TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER ONTARIO
IAm selling the best
Woven Fence that is made
and 1 ati selling at the following
low prices: -
6 Bar Fence at e4 cts. per rod
7 Bar Fence at 27 cts. Per rod
8 Bar Fence at 3o cts. per rod
fl. J. GLflTWOft1HY
GRANTON.
ON TA RIO
-A SLUGGISH STitEAM"
If your face is pale. your nr•lecles
:anguid and your vitality weak, the
condition of the brood is the• cause,
It is thin and weak and flows slue-
gisb:y through the system.
Nyal's Blood i'urifier a most effic-
ient preparation for purifying the
b'ood. 1 Unities. Notches. 7o:Is and
skin diseases soon disappear 'when
Nyal's Blood Purifier is taken regu-
larly. A dollar buys a largo Lottb.
Get it at our store -the Nyal store.
\'• a treat yoe right.
W. S. Howey, Phm. B.
Chemist and Optician
EXETER - ONTAIRIO.
Mr. Thos. Prior is i:l at his holno.
111. Frank Kn'••4,, w, lio has spelt.
the winter in California, is visit-
ing in town.
r those who intend f0 spend
111•• hu' day out of tnw'n sire Mrs. 1•:.I.
et. ! 11 l.nt88 1. \1rs, M. til r itiI 26th, at 9 a.m
nrantfotd Mss L, Flare in London.�• G. �iZ'CCC
`1 sea V. Fisher, in Hamilton. M ,
11ssett in I oris. Mia, C. Ford The General Stock of Alel'-+
THE OLD RELIABLE
We are showing this week a Large Range of New Goods which
have just come to hand, Among them are those up-to-date
Shirt Waists for the Ladies
Also White Skirts Nobby Goods
which was made note off in our last ad. You should see them be.
fore making your selection.
A Word to the Young Men
If you need a Fancy Shirt or Tie, Het or Cap, we ha1�
them just the style you require. We have just opened up
a fine range of up to -date line of Men's Shoes, very stylish,
something to talk abont.
We have decided to go out of the Ready-made Clothing and if
you want a Snap Give Us a CaII.
Highest prices paid for Produce.
CARLINCBROS.
Do Not Buy It Until
You Thr It
The CarboeMagnetle Razor Is not
temporal to inter, a fire herr, but by
Means of a secret electric 1•toeess at
an even temperature of 2.507 degrees
At the same Instant the steel Is
carbonized bo ed Liar,+eesn A [1111a- O Orli
.
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1.y whl. h dlamond3 lurve been pro-
duced-
The result is the hardest e'uttinc-
edge sane ten lu s,:"nu:-a blade that
Vie gut:r:intoe for a .'Nelda • of perfect
wear -no hcnirpp no Dread ng,
•"rhe brat with t' ''dila edge" 1 t
superior to any 1 •::r ever made,
whether the rl:ince•, hollow -ground
or the "water" Mede of the "safety."
But you do no% recd to take our
W. J. H EAMAN,
word for this -you rein try the Carbo-
ata5110tk• without ri=king a penny of
your own •y -Fou can enjoy 3)
cowl, comfortable shaves with it at our
expense -you
can compare it with thn
razor that you are new Using and
jute, for yourself which Is best -then
1f y,nt want. Fou can retuni the Carbo-
11::gr.et:c aid not be Out 0 cent.
LOOK FOR TMS TRADE MARA
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We guarantee Best Workmanship, Best Material,
Best Fit and Prompt Service.
Come in and inspect our materials.
W. JOHNS.
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Merchant Tailor - Exeter, Ontario 3
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OPENING
ANNOUNCEMENT
On Saturday,
Bus & Dray Business
(laving purchased the
1 Bus and Dray business
from W'p'm. Arnold, I ho-
, licit a share of your pat-
Marchl
ronage. Orders left at
the Advocate Office. "'••'1
it London. Miaa Lizzie Handers ;n I'rola 'ietor.
chandise 111 the StOI'e One i
Loudon.
Mr. M. F. Salter is this week mov-
ies Into Ale. It, Goa'd's house 011
.100111 Sire 1 vacated by Mr. '1'. 11.
Johns n ho (las moved into the house
nu 1I d'cy sf r. rise. nl ly vacated by
\Ir. 8d sistl.lam•. Dlr. :nudes h,-
moves) 1110 h • hoes • vacated by M1..
11e11d •11 n h Mrs. Redd( u has tak••n
!• , 1 • .1 her in 111 • house on
1 • , 1 r •• . • h.• recently p'nt•chnacd
from .\1 r. .'•. .1 •s.
A 'ergo number of our 'citi,lens
sported the $hnmrork Thursday last.
In the evening an excellent :acture
tins given in she Town Hall on the
fe of St. Patrick by the Rev. 1), ‘1.
('ntlins. n" the Trivitt :1Tcrnoria.
Church. Thr history of the life of
St. Patrick and that of the early
ages of Christianity in the now Brit-
ish Isis w38 thoroi,phly enjoyed.
Iter, tiro Collins to d of the Itre of
captivity of St. Patrick and rho out-
growth of religion from that cap-
tivity. the persecution of the enr:y
monks. the outcome of %%Nidi was
.he:r butedslic iife. To this Saint
much of the success in
the conversion of Ire'and and the
spread of the Christian faith. .'i'
h stor:nn lieu. Mr. Collins stands we 1
;n t114. front ranks as was shown ti;
she very nh'•• manner in nhich he
,raced the life of the early tribes of
.he 1.s'nnds. ''The .wearing of th
green" has been strogly character-
• c /t' .h•• Irish .talion tied 0' its
reiigion. and its .ignirieence haa
been handed down through the ern-
. it:es o: 4irne until now it has he•
come the accepted witwnrd s'gn. not
only of the Irish nationality. but of Mr. and Mrs. Jolu1 8;, 1 5, tt Ito haw'.•
door north of the fust ot110e I
will be placed on sale.
Price must be the great
advertiser to clear
out the stock.
Come and secure your share
of the 1)11.gaint, Cannot give
prices at the time of going to
press, but ('ver%'tllln', must 15!
cleared out at once as this is
A Genuine Clearing
Sale
and no bathtub;,
Batter owl Egg.4 Taken.
Sale conducted under the
management of
B. W.F.Bl;AVERS
Sul'('e•snr tO the fat
11. W. l;rod•'tit'k.
the profession of the Christian faith spent the winter in n;r'nnd are ex -
u^.
•a t,h 1 , St. 1'alisel;. peeled to : F.
and a1 New York \\'rdn.a•
-� day or Thitielav hat• n s i ed on It
'0 YEA RS 1.XI'ERTM:NCR OF AV'
OLD Nf'it41*.
Mrs. Winslow's, Sootbia,r rfyrup (r
the prescription of one of the best
female physicians and /terses 'in the
CORN!!
FEED CORN FOR SALE '
AT THE IlENSA\LI, FI -OUR
iNG MILLS,
H. Cook, Sons & Co.
HENSALI,, ONT.
i'kiitltt
It's a Long Road
that hasn't a turn, and r% longer one
that doesn't, COMP Mit a ..t'. ibis mill
is makinc a flour scent .t to urate, -
you watt Flout that is ill lie k1. laved
ranter ter i Tor to They o I like "mt•lter used to mak*' you can
yDrnrl I{aster in Toronto and non a et it hPt..•
;1.30 days in 'London before return, g
nlr l
il:11nr.
(Elia k to. llardtwnr` are now eon[-
I .0 It th sr it e hti 11
Lnitrd Htates', and has been used furl tie north of Dr.Ilrowning's slur,•,
fifty yenrs wtilh never-fnlline auco.•ss 1I', 1 Is,v• nota :ln up -fn -dot' ;hi millions of tnnthers for their 0 ti, slur'' designs
bitl:d up
children. 11 relieves the child from with Infest deadens in sh •(wins, 11-
children.
cur !!lobuli 1h,' pr, tient buil
p es diarrhoea, griping In 1 building has not
the bowels' and wind colic. II R Inv rnmmndimrs n ricer parr• th •
y ,iivini;
health to the child, it rc�ts the firth is ennhled In bindle :i tetra•
mother. Twenty-five testa tt bottle. ing para entforis ni The tinsmith.
ing department is s'ituslyd upstairs.
Model
la the t•'.1 ,eliai.le, For Flour (hat's
always,.1Mid, buy ours.
Alanlltacturcd by
Harvey Bros.
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