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A T'S
PHONE 16 12•
MILLINERY till
Our show rooms are again tilled with eves ything that is new
ill
MILLINERY'. Y'. Mitis -tweet is in charge of this Depa rttuent
and till ureters left with her will be. carefully looked after. NVe
extend a cordial invitation to the Ladies of Exeter and Vicinity
to Conte find see our Display.
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New Clothing
NEW FALL
AND
WINTER
COATS
We are showing a Targe range of
the very latest styles, both in cloth
and materials. Those coats are all
Tailor-made• We would he pleased to
have you call and see them whetheras
a prospective buyer or not. Come
anyway and see them.
Our clothing for men and
boys is now in stock. They
.• er;lrrise the liewest cuts in
- 1 end over coats. Ask to
• -or special range of boys
,.< :Ind odd pints They will
•-•aret•ise you.
New Boots and
Shoes
New fall shoes for Men
W omen and boys are opened
a finer lot wo never saw. We
sell "Miss Canada" shoes for
women and Beresford shoes
for men every pair is guaran-
teed by the maker and again
hacked by our own. $2.50 to
$5.111
China and Crockery
Nen Monet seta, Toilet seta and fancy dishes. All imported dir-
, . r flora t • tteries in England thus saving Middle mans profit
t\ have n.. Special values in dinner sets at $7.00 to $21
All kinds of Produce Wanted
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W. JOHNS.
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AYAL'S
STONE ROOF
COMPOUND
EXPELS URIC ACID
FROM THE SYSTEM
A RELIABLE SPECIFIC
FOR
K1 UN EMS
BLADDER
AND LIVE F
Dont Forget
We Carry a corn.
plete stock of
reliable Pianos!!
ILarger and a better assortent than
we m
'P
ever shown
certainly a go. d remedy." 1
American 1)i.•penrntory, one 1
ghr,a .authorities in ;
t medical t
of StoneRnt "for Kidney'
der disease*," Stone (toot ie;
cipial ingredient. in Nyal's'
of ('oulpoand, which retire -
ie full medicinal value of the
otobined scientifically'vith oth•
• tried remedies.
, stupe Root Cottonton(' is not
ulenta1 discovery- it is the re -
1 , i expert scientific knowledge. ,
i re and etd 4'itt'r affections nA of alt Bran and Shorts sold Yy
yield to its curative power, It
five the kidneys to healthy nc- the Ton
ails in 5eltioving and prevents .
formation nnd [Ines for this'
1 h 1 dy twhatagrt'tl cleansingWheat taken in exchange for
•,e,li,i does for the liver And Flour and Oats taken in
y it- It tonkes you feel
S. MARTIN & SON
our & Feed
All Good Kinds of
FLOUR and FEED
kept on HIand
exchange for Oatmeal.
ti OW EY, Pim B., yv Rivers
1 hrtni,t and ihuggi.•t
ONTARIO, EX IiT1I H. -- ONTARIO
8 SEPTEMBER 20th 1;110
BOY LOS'
Perhaps you haven't lost a boy.
but ie you've lost SOMETHING;
ELSE put an ad. in this paper and
WE'LL HELP YOU TO FIND IT.
Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
: •ct:d up to R pt. 29th.
Vi heat. Standard. t'Oe.
1t trtey 45e.
`•\"h"•at Standard $!c.
rets 30 to 02
shorts 622
Bran 019
Model Flo•:r 62.75
Fred Flour $1.50
Il ty Cele.
h:1; gi 20c
Butter 20e
Creamery Nutter 25c
l'otatocs 50 to 60
Hoe, Liv -w••ieht. $11.60
Choice export cattt•• $6,40 to $11.50
`.Tedium export ciftle $5.75"to 6.00
Butcher's heifers $5.00 to 5.75
Cows $3.50 to 4.70
Sheep 61.7.0
1.. m b 65.90 to 61.10
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T,-- \ •.:n,' Quante. 'lent a couple
f •1,ys in AiLsa Creig la.t week.
ve no. :tonne of that Model flour
i had last lime. 11's al' whir.
:.1r. John llobkirk. of Se ifort h.
1, t+ been engaged by \Ir. I) lt,:x-eat,
I !at ktmith.
'•I r. Jo.. McFarlane vane) daughter
Ililda, of Calgary. visited friends in
own last week.
Mils'• Ida Rowe t ft on Saturday
for London whet- • •h • u ill attend
t he Normal school.
The Times nnd Weekly Globe will
be rent to new subricribera for the
balance of the year for 25 cents.
Mr. T. E. Handford .'hipped 1 r1r-
load of horse. to th • w -at la••t Thur.
day. 01r. I.. ('olent in accompanied
them.
Th • Cumin's rectory are about
through this year'.' crop anti in
the cola••• of e f w tiny. will cert..
down for the winter.
The Ladies Aid th • l'awen Pres-
byterian church hay • -'.0 d etak
hook of choice tested reoipee and
ire .,tiling theta at 35 cent',
For 1h•• ',!Linc' of th• year we
r•• e11add 11 to offer the Exeter
fins lob tie. `Family Herald and
'•Ve.•kty St ir or the• Exeter Tiniest
n ! th'• W. klv \11i1 an/ Etn1i to
for 25 e. nt•. 9`ik edt•,tntage of
• tri' offer et otic •,
Mr. and Mrs. '1\••Ihert Martin r -
i irn''1 Nom•• Biturday 'after fleet
Wedel.., .• tour. and 'hay • t ik •n up
rtesi .•eidetic.. in 'the neatly turn -
.....mot over 1)r. Ilrown'.nit's
.1r•;.; :tote.
It• t• ,11. flicks. of Cr'rlilou: will
the s rt•ic s in the Main
1• fhn-ti-r ehnrels next Stin-
e v. 1-. .' i. :'owed will conduct
.3 , . , s for -Mt. (lick.
Utedilum.
The %urirh 11 •r ill r ,es. • imigin,•
an editor haw 1. h eifie • towel
stolen from t h r'.n1 - lin•. This
14 is 11 .t bet i n I i l:, ,, N• elands.
of th lent 1,7 r. The any
rro{te - w1)• 10 If:. , urea nK off•
ire• t• well is to et oil it up ngein.t
the 1 irk fence. Any editor who
- •1 ;f•trd to own a clothe. bit,
o ..-. • 50 be rohb, d at very oppor-
teni, y..•
'sir. T .0, 8ontheott was in Lon -
ton Tiiesd:it• attending Jh• marriage
of hi- roue t4 We. Mime, Honlhcott.
1 iutrliter of Mr. and airs. 'Hobert
f outhcott, to Mr. 'Phomas L. The
ceremony w is p. rfornied by the Rev.
Mr. Graham, pe•lor of the Welling-
ton et reel M, 1hodist church. NI se
Sour licott has visited to town on t'-
-ral ncca.inax and has many fr:e ii 1
r•• who will ' x5, nil eont:r1t11011 on,
Mr. Chas. M. Miner.% son of Mr.
'•\'m, Min •r•, of town. who r, c lit 1)'
left here for ultatoaii. 8i.rk., was
joined In Winnie -g 'on Thursday fe•{,-
temhrr Nth.. by, Nti,•a F,rume Ilall, of
London. and they were quietly mor -
.1 at a M -thod •el p' renting., by
(Its 11, v. Mr. Cotton y. They left
iy for their new horn • in
Si-kat/Ion where itlr. Min •rs ',s do-
inc :i good put=tee*s ns contractor
nn•1 10,11.1. r. ('har • is held in the
high -.1 .t•1...'i t•) Its ninny friends
in town who w:eh the toting couple
sit;eh happiness and proyierity.
Ur. Chas •Harvey visited its Lon-
tion last Thursday,
Mr, Will Knight, of Londuti vi,it-
in town Saturday awl Sunday.
el r. IA 1lewat of Crediton, Nie''
Sunday with friends in town.
Mr. slue. Sharks visited at h:+
home in Ilensall ':a,( Thursday,
Mrs, Boy! •, of IV .0tr tIie, vial 'd
her son Frank Stere last week.
Miss W, Howard 'was in London
Friday to hear 'Sladame Elba sing.
Mr. Latae lee hick visited at bis
hove in St.vim-ill last Thursday, and
Friday,
Mrs, Rev Fear. of Forcnt was hero
Gist week visiting her daughter Mrs
\\'o., llutv,•y,
Quite 41 number our citizens
atI(nit
o t •(1 /onch 1 aiofr and r:•port a
good exhibit.
Waisted--Firstclnas genera s errant
$21) a month. Apply Mrs, J.N. Wood
207 %Voifo street, London.
Farmers and stockuien call and e . .
Harvey Meir, about ,your supply of
flour. r11or18 and bran.
Mr and Mr'se itobt. lliggiasu of
Hensel]. t•isit,•d .Mr. iliggins's moth-
er bete 141.1 week.
Mr, Wili J. White, of Ottawa, vis-
ited his tuothet„ Mrs. J. .White, in
tots n on 'Monday,
Me. !ferry 11;irri•, of London. vi.i-
it.••1 _\t .,'Phil .holden for a few days
the 1.1•1 week,
`•1, • Mars Ann (Capp and Mks.
.loon Welsh are ..•xpeelerl horn., this
week from the West.
The Truster Board of the (Main
ntret•t Methodi,t church are having
their h, ds , r eiosed.
1' 1 'r e. •1 that the Anni\'cr=
'r\ •1 11 connection with
'.t,o chok' e itl be held on Sunday
•'ctober 23rd,.
susses Mlary and (Mabel 'row, of
Goderich, visited their grandparents
Mr. and Mee .1. Toni, in town on
taturday-
Mrs ,J. Collingtt•ood and children
returned to Hamilton last week ni-
ter visiting for irvc•ral weeks with
relatives in town.
Mr. and 51r. Joseph 1111,1 r
and two children. of lirooko,I 1 ,
lied for a few drays last tc k 33it11
Mr. Jame.. Gould, Huron me :t. .
Wednesday, October 12 -Farm stock
and Imrpleittent•+, the property of P.
Kilgallin, Lot 3, Cor. 11, Stephen.
Hale at 1 o'clock. Jas, Stably, Auct,ra
lar. Voila..., our woe v: t' rinary
who i': occupying A Ittmeay's old
office, ha- moved into the ree:dence
soeth of Connor tiros. machin^ shop
5 utiipkin. Wanted -good ripe pullet
kin: wanted at the canning factory
f.,,• o Well $3 .50 per ton will b' paid
1' ' them at once• -S. M. gander.,
y1 r. Alex Hues -ell. who h::ns b • n
working with :Mr, David Rosy I1.
blackmithinK. for the past res
we •k . left Hat urday for his home
in Loudon:
M. •srs. L. Blatchford end Tho+.
5 )n. e who recently were ••n(rv:.' I
tt fir h I he Bell Telephoto gar•-, hat
.r 1 tottitiuna OA Phgineera in
\\'I r. 1-01,
\rtes.. Ida Ai met rong, ,of town,
If, 1i t ;Mel/ougsll, of .Ilurondale and
51 , .'1 ('.,tarda of ':\'inehelsca left
Ih.- u • k to attend the London Nor -
111 .1.
• 1 have 1 ried p nomb.•r of kindsa
of flour and find nothing equal to
Model." If you want to know who
expressed themselves thus. enquire
at Harvey Bros,
The lirld day of the Exeter school
will b .It''d Sept. 30111. 1910 at 9,30
:t, ares hams at it be school grounds:
at 1 1 151. 0t the ogricultura(
utu.r 1 , A general program of
;'or t!t. Inst end of ennva•seuu i hi(
ye ir a silver collection will be taken
at 111'• .,tate ...tell time.
Tito W. C. IT. 1'. It Id ra social
.•st'''ag it. th• Cteen I'resb)t t.,n
church on W. dne•tlav evening of I-+ -t
ue•k in eel of t h • leimberrnen F:r.1
,1 good erogre i of tiding'. coral
an,1 555' 11 11lfl'lii *5 music wits Kiv •51
after at hich r••h••shma•nt a wee. serv-
ed. A frr.-will offering 'was taken
up.
Sunday het w .s 'ub,ervrd a. pally
11ty ,n the :it.r,iay schools of 1h 1wo
Methodist church -A in town. In
both church•+ in th moor ng *p
i;il *(•anon+ twere preen':'•1 to the
children, wlt:l, in t afternoon
stiecial rally day progi..u, t r e r-
11 I
r. 1 Mit u the .L •
•V lie (i. I ow 9 'it 1 ire. Q ..irk 11-
1 • -9 (!ave n•blr <s r.•
Th.• foliow in•' a a, c.,;•; . '1 from
th St. NI try. it tee. 'It v R. A.
('r0 -ton. 11. .\, ti i:s':: ch'rrch.
1..0,71,r -ton. at:1 fern. riy •if Crorn-
.irty. in SItat for I 1 redo is,
now ..1115 •I ' Hath •r." not .wiser,
tic.] PT,. Imo 1. 1.1.1 •y th tf •-ru-
t.itinn of a to fen Feeley, Sell, 16
The moth •r a is loon- rly. Mi,• .le in•
est.• Marlin. of Exeter, d,uighter
of itev. W. NIertiii. 11. 1),. now living
in London,"
ill oeikane ut,r i , .rl ni the
Einvort h 1... .i • root in toe' a. the
I rill District hal•! at M ad • I• woo,
we mule that (Mr. .I, 11. I.:'.ton.; n
former Ext.( •r bay, who •1 .t. ter 11'
early life ma's. fii s home 44111i '•1r.-.
O. 11nrnwell. ere'iil• •I at the ni' t hi:
ink r •.'tn•1. 4 to Vi • address of wel-
come. '111 • repot t rays; ' In a few
well .bees n ".,r 1. Pr. silent'. -
ton reseal I .1, • xprexaing aptree a-
rum 0, . 5, . ;'t n. 1e01t1 • arcor•9.(1
and voie:ng the hope that the stay
of the r
h I.garc�
hero and the work
and the inspiration of the conventidn
would bear fault in bel ter time
and more effect et u:il League it or k
throughout the district:" One
the notes of the sont•cntion r•a)-.
!\1r. Luxton makes an excellent pre-
siding officer. and bis reelection w as
n des'rvrcI compliment.
LO YBARH lieEPEI((BMCR OF AN
OLi) NUMB.
Mtn. Winslow's Soothing Syrup i1
the prescription of nae of the best
female physicians and nuts, s In the
I nited States, and has been used for
fifty years with never-fllline Auccess
by millianA of mothers for their
children. it relieve the child from
pain. curse diarrhoea, R riping in
t he bowels and wind colic. Ily ,giving
pea:th to the ehild. it reale the
mother. Twenty-five cent!' a bottle.
Church Directory )
JAMES STREET
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev, Richard Hobbs, Pastor
Sunday Publio Worship -10.30 a.tni.
and 7 pan.
Class Service -Sunday 0.30 a.m. and
after Morning 8.•rvioe and Wednes-
day night.
' ouag Mus. Clea. and astasyuutsns
6uadsy at t peas.
Sunday Sohool and More Cannes t.30
{t. nb.
Epworth League -Tuesday at P. p.m
Prayer Meeting-Tburtsdaa• at 8 Heim.
Sept. 4th -The Pastor will preach
morning and eveningt Evening
service at seven.
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Thrcshlog Goal
Save your wood by getting lit,: Coal
for your threshing, You can get any
quantity you want.
Cement
Blue Lake Brand
We have the above brand of cetnent
always on hand, fresh from the manu-
facturers. The Blue Lake is consider-
ed the best cement.
A. J. GLfTWOKIHY
(MRANTON, -- ONTA1.10
New
Fall Suits
andiOvercoats
When in Town
call and in.pect our
stock. A gl eat many pat-
terns to choose from.
W. W .TAMAN
;Merchant Tailor.
EXETER ONTARIO
GRAND TRUNK SYs EM
A ('l1AN('E TO SEE 'TIIE
NOH'1'l1 C'OUN'TRY
AT SMALL COST
in order to give the Farmers and
Residents of Ontario an Opportunity
of seeing the great possiibilities of the
North Country, Specal excur.ions
will he run October :ird and Itis at
the following low rates front:-
ExI•:TEIt AND RETURN
Cochrane $ 15.(1)
Englehart $ 12.15
Dailey bury $ 11•1O
New Liskeard $ 11.55
Propprotionate rates to other points
The Tensis#aming Ifoard of Trade
will show visitors the Farms etc•
luirt IIS 1.15117' OCT. 15, 1910
HUNTING TiME
Is drawing near. Ask nearest Grand
Ti nnk Agent about the hunter • . x
curnions.
Hacnre tickets And full part it ill its
from
J. J. ti Nit; II•r, 1 .' tot Agent.
4••rHot a .4ed-111 :r me t-
int of 11, coney oration of Cav n
1r.-byleriau church hi ld on Monday
, s ihilt' 11 nal I ceded to {tierces •
1h• .dart• of th Min?at•r. "Rev, .4.
I ' 1. r;• It I) to $1100, a rare of
• " '11 Sharp c 150to Ea t r i
n l -i n^ t hen tit, no.
.I heart. of hi. tong,
.. r ion 1.1 p'i'p t oratory an 1
I aridly to r : .4 uitiai I i t has e•t ib -
I, • 1 • t 1 : on for h. rd 'cork
• hich hi; 1• t .1 •n a large !nee.
„t rr t'aw a'Horeb 14 to
• I on It wing 4-14(11 a
!,1:t) on their 1 in
t . (;t their 'per CI 14 .,n
I
art of II nIt .I 1:.):01 o1
I • t,.ul, p! .r in I" -barn,' on
Tb ., ! c '.fa 15)„01. of 113.-1 o• k.
,'.Ir. 1 ,'.,, n th victim of-
•1. , no a , t I .n I ,1 :n I ist
1,11 • . n h n h . t;• ,, '•• JS •r-! 1.
Ai 1 ,Itlin Tii 1,11 1 f I Itooi
:0 It •r ((„1.1 '.t ht: • • 5 gas •1 .1
• ren.' 1 h n 1 • tf , -44 1 nn , i.
1 tin 4.1 \lr. It n \\'41..1414 • 111 r
e .en of 1 •I, to . Mr. Tat tor- h
b, 1 Ir i. t' 1. 1. it in (ell.5 4i ;•. 44•
1.. ,. r 5 1 401.• n .0 1 brad nnd 1 le
1.1,11y hi44i•' •1 :041 a it, h•• n•'18 I:n-
corl-cite:• for • eel hours rift ,
1 h ' nec.•l nl :.nl r•meine(1 in
.'1111-(011 .1,•: r,,n'l,tion until th
n l r it:, 1deceased twax boot in
I 5,e, n • 't'ntt nship, •nn1li of \V,n.1, t -
n I n ,, a .on of Mr. Wrn'1'.t
't t:, ill. mother .d...1 w• h it 9
n Inf int an t h•• w ,- r. 1 1,w
lis i,n'Iparent )ir :11111 51r•,
.In,' .tomos. About e.n v ars ago
lie i:.• tnlrried to N1 . Mit Ea-
rl .:1 of 11 o' ti'. Th w r'.i 1.11 '1,
II•n . fill wit •n 1h.v
.' too 0 and took it I14
i.1 ue on \\'iliiarn street, 11 ; !
hi 1 r ,teed n .low, Iwo song. 1
51 en 1 :, 3. at r 'p rtiveiy :.re P.', In
tltn..rn rh^ loses of a kin•! •,n'I 'n•
Int -I. n I and father. 9'9 1
110.1 til Nalurriny the int -.,meat 'ak-
in4 ''Lire in Ex •5 •r, e• Met.•ty \lI
1'.'. or :Ind children ! ft min di:t1.•ly
:efrer the funsral for 11.1e... whir
they will mak- th• r (.;sure home
with Mr.. Tavinr's f ith r. Mr. ('hr
f ig•, Encrett. 'l'h • h•-reav•• I h'c th
• 'empathy of Ih.• en!ir.• rnnin.nay.
BALL
IS HERE
Just take a look through your fall and winter wear, and gee if you
are in need of anything for the cold weather, Now is the time t•
buy and get your choice before it is all picked over.
Nice Rangy Dress 6000s
in Greys, Browns, Greens. Reds & Navy Blues to supply you with
a nice fall suit.
We have a line of Flannelettes in stripes and plain, a full yar
wide at the
Old Price Only 12 1.2 c per yard
ALL WOOL BLANKETS ranging from
pair.
3.50 to 6.50 per
Only a few Ladies WHITE WAISTS and UNDER SKIRTS
to clear at cost.
When You Meed a nice Tie for your fall suit drop in and see our
new rangc of Ties for fall something New and Natty.
Fine wool Sox in Grey, Brown and Green shades Something you
need for fall and winter.
Astoria Shoes
We carry the (ASTORIA SII(* which is second t3 none price
ranging from $4 to *6
Poultry Taken Alive or Dressed.
Hghest prices paid or Produce.
W.J. CARLING
CHINA! CHINA!
A large shipn'ent of Austrian, Japanese. Bavarian, Nippon and German
China !UST ARRIVED and will he on sale this weak. See the Specials at
5c, B't• and 15c. 1'.;c and up to $5, It will page you first to look through our
store its the values will surprise you. It's wcndetful to see bow far a little
money- will go here. Bring your friends.
China Shower, Wedding Gift Goods
All Kind* vete low Prices. :f -piece reaSets, Sugar and Creamers., Cups
and Sam ere, Cocoa Jugs, Bon Bon Dishes: Fancy Tea Puts, Pin 'trays. Hat
I'in Mulder*, Jardir.eres tall rizc*1, Fein Pots, Biscuit Jars, Berry Sete, Fancy
Pitchers, dozens of other articles at at•tonishing Low Prices.
OUR DRUG DEPARTMENT
141 hull of the best Toilet Preparations, Talcum Powders. Soaps .Ind Per-
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FREE TO YOU -MY SISTER
Pais TO YOU AND EY[RY SISTER SUFFER.
ONO FROM WOMEN'S AILMENT,.
I am a .,roman.
1 know woolao's snRerings,
baso found Ih," euro.
11 wW mail, tete of any chsto tiny my hsere'rest.
Meat wilt• rill ttutructnt to
to sufferer from
w omen's ailments. 1 n not to (di sal Women abou0
this cure- you, my .,.tick.,, for yourself, sotort.,
(laughter, your mother. or tont alstcr. 1 want t0
tell you how to .,Uro your -elf at Lome without,
rho help of *doctor. Men cannot understand wo
(1'e ionicring.4. What wo women know from ex•
parlenee n o know better Than any dos tor. I know
t L.tt my home tr cattl t nt is n safe and Fa rr rofol
Leucorrboraor Whitish discharge, I lcerstioa,Dls.
pI.cementorF•Illn`i tttew'omb,Prefuse,Scsaty
nr Pslntul Periods, l'setae nr O•erlen Tuttaotaoe
(Irowth•. nl o pelns In the head, back end bowel*.
beeringdeo nfeeling•• nervnu.nrss, creepingfN1.
Ina up the spine. melancholy. desire to cry, kit
flashes. weariness, kidney and bladder troubles
where caused by weakness pecuiler to Ot;r Bel.
want to se no yn,i a complete to dsv s'trestmest
• `442 eatlrely free to prow," to you that )tell can curs
nrwrlf at home, ea-tly,r niekly and surely. itcmember, that will cost you not meg to Rive
he teen' ment n cotnpletotrial; and if you slimed wish to continue. It will co -t you onlyabout,S
winotin r erowith your worker ant o
V a t 11 M f r ac ion.
r A wee rn the a cent flay. 1
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Ing why woolen sufier, rind how lheyceneasily curethemselvrsathome. Every woman should
Live it and learn to think for herself. Thcnwhenthodoctorsays-"Youmusthateanopente
Ilion." you con decide for y(nir'elf. Thou winds of women havoeatett themselves with nlyhome
remedy. itcures all, old or young. To Mothers of Daughters, 1 will explain n.intp1i hours
trentment which spaMity nee effectually cure., Leucorrheas, ttrcen t(icknew and Painful or
Ili alar Menstruation in Young ladle•. Plumpness and health nl ways result from 118 545(0
„'herecer you live, i can refer). 111 to ledit's of your own locality who know and will glad!,
tell any sufferer that this PI owe Treat men* really tures:0i women's dl*esee.anti makes wnme•
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yours. nL•o the book. Write today• n t you wey not we this • tier.galn. Addreel •
MRS. M. BUMMERS. Box ,11 • WINDSOR, ONT.
Th. I,m.s attrl \V.• 1.'3 1:.ube will
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