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The', Action Free Press office with
betlhs, and a lot of damage • was
tone;
W., J. Waters was acquittedof the
charge of manslaughter at Hamilton,
Iles automobile killed W. Boyce.
William Michaud was arrested ail
mise for the murder Of one Oulebte
_qa': a drunken brawl in -a lumber
asap north of LaTliaue.
Huron County
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PRICES CES
GRAINA
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tingin a lot of logs to his mill pre -
Luxton Hill is very busy get -
With the prevailing prices for
raiu.the farmer roust run his hogs
and cattle into condition,' in as short
time •as possible or he wi Ii ho using up
hie profit in extra feeding.
DOUGLAS'
STOCK
INVIGORATOR.
Will condition an animal with
leis feed and in a shorter tone than
aay other preparation on the mar
ket.'
The Best Farmers
Use It. Trg a 25c
Package.
W. 8. R. HOLMES
DRUGGIST
paratory to the "sawing season erhich
will soon open.
Mrs. (Rev.) Cooper of Milverton
vissted her mother, who has been ill
SEED
GRAIN
Exeter
Mr. Geo, Saunders has gone to the
car o
l' horses. -
west with a
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Ilandford have
been visiting their daughter in New
York.
Mrs. Ray Fanson and two sons are
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. visiting .friends in Detroit.
Floody, last. week. Mrs, Floody came Mr. C. Whitby is in Creditlon tak-
to make a visit with her son and ing charge of Mr. R. Graham's busi-
here.
ill.
w
as twaken n
ess there.
Miss Bridget Kelly, who kept I Mrs. Anthony Holland, an old re-
house for her father, She rite 11.1,01-
am until his demise, has epos
ed up her home and gone io Lon-
don, where she intends to make her
home.
Mr. Jas. Glennie, who Las been
appointed ,uairseer of the I,ue'enove
branch of the Bank cf Hamilton, re-
moved' there last +•'eek.
Mr, Arthur Knox, who was oece a
resident of Blyth having lesrned ate
telegraphing here, but who leas !nen
in ,Exshaw, Alta., for some time
pasta, was married to a young lady
of that place recently.
WA HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK
11.0. SEED GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
INCLUDING :
TIMOTHS
-CLOVER
---ALSIKE
--PEAS
---MANDSCIIEURI BARLEY
WE FAX THE HIGHEST
PRICE FOR OATS, PEAS
AND BARLEY, ALSO HAY
FOR ,; BALING.
The Davies' Co, of Toronto have
taken over the business of the Arm-
our Produce Co., in Winghamt and
4Ir. A. Wilford, an old Blyth boy,
has taken a position with the Coni -
"any.
FORD&McLEOD
silent of Exetter, passed away ' las
week alter an illness of several
weeks. She was En her seventy-
second year and had spent her On..
tire life 1n Exeter.
A grand carnival marked the for-
mal opening -of the, new skating rink.
Mr. Hewitt, teller ein the local
branch of the Bank of Commence,
has been transferred to Collingwood.
Mr. McKirrcher of Walkerton has
taken Mr. Hewitt's place, •
Mr. D. Mack who recently sold his
residence on Main street, has pur-
chased the property of the late Jas.
Snell. Mr. Mack intends building
a two story residence' upon the
proper ty.
Miss Hattie A. Bissett of Winni-
peg, formerly of town, was recently
married to Mr, R. E. Atkinson of
Winnipeg.
Mr. Frank' Handcock of Maidstone,
Sask., is visitl:11g -friends and rela-
tives in town.
Mr. Jos. Cobbledick of Calgary, is
spending a few weeks visiting Exe-
per friends after an absence of five
years.
The annual meeting ot the Exeter.
Agricultural Society was held in the
Town' Hall on 'Tuesday of ?est week.
There was a good attendance. Re-
ports of the past your were given and
showed the society to be in good fin-
ancial 'condition. The directors were
pleased with the exhibielon given in
the fall. After some discussion in ref-
erence to agricultural business, aril
several addresses the following of-
ficers were elected for the cooling
year. President, Ed. Christie. ist.
Vice President, John Moir ; 2nd Vice
W. D. Sanders ; Direct'Jrs. John Der -
bridge, Jas. Jeckel's W. R. Elliott,
John Taylor. Wm. Russel, Win.
Dearing, 'Geo. Penhale, John Allinson
and Paul Coates ; Secy. A. G, Dyer ; hat.
Treasurer N. D. IIurdon, Jas. Beer Then began an expoition of the art
of politeness. Picking up the hat he
had so uneeromoniously knocked off,
the "polite" one carefully dusted and
replaced it, and in a thousand differ-
ent ways sought to render 'himself
agreeable not forgetting to throw out
hints that he desired a job.
And he succeeded. He got a job.
He is at it still. He is In gaol.
PAELIAMENTABY 'PERQUISITES
Members of U. S. Congress Usually'
Travel Cheaply and Consequently
Save Many Ce Per
Cents 11}11e on
Allowance.
e.
,For each session of the U. S. Con-
gress each member is allowed twenty,
cents a 'mile for each mile going and
coming between his home and
Washington. As railroad fares these
Limes run about two cents 'a mile,
SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS'
On the Sunday School Lesson
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Internatfodal Press Bible
Question Club.
(Copyright, 1911, by Rev. T. S.
LInscott, D.D.)
: Jasper er on his ria at; Feb. 4. 1912. '
anp.'gase ere Tian Pan -as , 1911 Rev. T; `5. Lino-
triPgenerally spurns 1•heP�u14m . [Copyright, by
being fit only for the predatory and Batt, DD.]
rides in the day.the Star.
il 841 wttc the ,andea ,the iso Men Led by
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it will be seen that on this mileage Matt. xis -12.
Rem 'alone he 'cleans up to a eon- I Golden Text -Look unto me and be
Grey Township
Ills. Robert Pearson who was v13 -
Ring relatives in Wingham, has re-
turned lionte.
Clifford McAllister, who has been
ill, is doing nicely now and we hope
he will soon he as well es ever..
Thos. and Mrs. Davidson, l.lth con,
have been ill with la grippe we are
sorry to state.
There was a big crowd at J. L.
Welsh's auction sale on Wednesday.
Stevenson Bros. have given up
then dredge work on the Close drain
for the meantime as cold and snow
were against them. It is a big
contract.
After faithful service for the past
3 years with Mr. Wm. Bremner,
Harry Mould lett recently for a trip
to the OId Country. He purposes
coming baok.
Mr. Hugh McCartney, who is fieri
from the West, will 'esturn shortly
with a car or two of horses.
Rev. Mr. Farrell, o[ Toronto, gave
good addresses on the Temperance
question on a recent Sabbath, in the
Methodist churches, Ethel circuit.
With the intention of going to, the.
West, where he has . a farm near
Swift Current, Gar. Jack:&n will dis-
pose of his farm stock and Imple-
ments.
Mrs. Charles Roa,e11 has been quite
i11 at the home ot her brother, S. T.
Plum, Brussels, with an etasek of
pneumonia. She is considerably im-
proved now and her many friends
trust she will soon be convalescent.
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x uates succeed. This week three
xr.recent graduates informed us
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saderable extent especially if be ye saved all the ends of the earth; for
chances to live a long distance from I am God, and there Is none else. Isa.
Waehengtcn lie gets twenty cents xiv:22.
a .mite fi)very time eight telegraph
poles'go tinkering by there; are twenty (1.) Verse 1 -Where. was Bethle-
cents corning in and only about: two been, the birthplace of ,Jesus?
and at half cents going out Hers, (2), Where was the home of the
of course, destanoe counts. parents of Jesus, and' what bad
Mileage amounts to a most im-
pressive sum in the case of Prince brought them to Bethlehem?
Cupid, the chubby delegate from the (3). Who were the wise Wren that
Hawaijan Islands, who conies all the came seeping tb see Jesus?
way from Honolulu, and to practi- (4.) ,Verse 2 -What evidence Is
ca11y nothing at all in the lamentable
case of Representative Charles there, if any, that God has revealed
Creighton Carlin, who resides in Alex- himself to other peoples beside 'the
andrla, right across the river from Israelites?
the district. One or two of the Mary -
O.) Give your opinion of. this "star"
land members, who live only a short which the wise luso saw. (a) Was It
distance away, also suitor distressing
ly in this regard, and are objects of created on purpose, or did God cause
commiseration among their fellows, them to associate a new star, to them,
with the birth of Jesus? (b) Was the
Hardly Encouraging. star objective or subjective?
Ile was fresh np from the country, (6). Wore the wise men right in
and if there was a ruling passion in their opinion that Jesus was "born
his life It was politeness if such a ng of the Jews"? esus
rare accomplishment caKi
n be called (S) Verse 3 -What is the evidence
Why?
a passion.
the days of his rive -and -twenty for or against the idea that God meant
years had been spent in imbibing Ohs Jesus to be Lhe earthly, King of the
lesson that politeness ss is irresistible, Jews, as the wise men seemed to
that as a;busdness asset its value is
incalculable. He'd had politeness for think and as Herod feared?
breakfast, politeness for dinner, for (S.) Why should IIerod and "all
tea, and for supper. Spring, summer, Jerusalem' be troubled at the news of
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Characters 50 Small That it 11licro•
scope has
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Decipher the Work Which I
Is In Japanese.
For some time there; has been
piece 01
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hewn in San Fr
paper 13 in. by 7'y In,, on which
there are 'written 126,000 words This
writing Is the work of Kobo TataIri,
a Buddhist of Japan, who Lived 1,k00
years ago.' Before his time his 'coun-
trymen ' used only Chinese oliaraeters
in w'ri'ting and; he evolved the idea
of the Japanese alphabet.
Tile writing on the paper is so
fine that a microscope bee to he need
tp , dee:ieber, ,1110.. intricate ..Te panaeo
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LONDON, ONTARIO
autumn, and winter it a been Inc the birth of a Jewish Ring?
same.
(9.) Verses 4 0 -What prophet Is
And now he was in London, looking
for a job. here referred to, and where did these
But, alas! he could find no job. priests and scribes quote from?
Tired and despondent he traviped
(10.) Did the Prophet they quoted
along.
. Then suddenly he smiled. Surely from and did l.hese scribes and priests
if they only knew how polite he was think that the expected Christ was to
he would be given a job at once, be an earthly Ring? Why?
The idea was immediately acted (11,) Verse 7 -What is ft which
neon makes diligent: study of a worthy sub -
An atfluent�looking old gentleman
near. Up went a hand, and off joct noble or ignoble?
into the gutter flew the old gent's (12,) Verse 8 -How would you de-
scribe a max with a motive of Herod
when ho sent these wise men off to
find Jesus?
(13.) What reason is these, if any,:
to believe that some attend Church to
day, pretending they are seeking 3e -
sus, with r.s Ignoble motives as Herod:
had(?
14.) Verse 9 -If a man to-daY
would see Jesus what "star" or, sign
does he need to follow?
(15.) Does God send a "star" or its
equivalent pointing to Jesus to every
marl or to only a few? Give your rea-
and Chas. Sanders were appointed
auditors. Mr. E. Christie was ap-
poiutted delegate to attend the an-
nual convention of Ontario Associa-
tion of Fairs.
Zurich
The annual meeting of the Zurich
Agricultural Society was held on
Tuesday. The financial statement
THE COURAGE OF OPINIONS '
The ways in which people form
their opinions are most remarkable.
showed that the society had enjoyed Every man, when he begins his rea-
a . most prosperous year. The 'be- I sdnahl° life, finds certain genera)
ceipes were sufficient to defray all °Pinions, current In the world. He is
expenses and clear the property at shoraanothebyr,these eitherpdirectlynorn115 e)-
the society from debt. The officers action. If be Is soft and plastic, like
are : John Pfaff, president ; W. the majority of people, 11e takes the
East' Wawar osh
The first meeting of the Council
for 1912 was held on Jan. 8th' ;
members present, John Gillespie,
Reeve, and Messrs. Burchill, Camp-
bell, Scott and Stonehouse, Council-
tolors.each y
rs: Having
scribed to the statutory declarations
of qualification and of office, the
Reeve in the chair, the minutes of.
last meeting of 1911 wore road and
confirmed.
A. Porterfield, and F. Anderson,
wetb again appointed Clerk and Trea-
surer at their . former salaries of
$120.00 and $100.00 respectively.
Wm. Wightman was reappointed
Assessor ab a salary of $05.00, this
amount to include postage, etc.
J. W. Bone and J. S. Scott were
appointed Auditors for 1911,
salary,
az
y,.
$8.00 each.
Board, of Health, bhe Reeve and
Clerk, James Mitch re-elected for
three years, Thos. II. Taylor and .'os.
A. Brandon for two years and one
year respectively. Dr. Stewart, Del -
grave, M. H. 0.
The Reeve, Clark and Treasurer are
to meet with representatives from
the Township of Morris and arrange
a settlement of Telephone, drainage.
and boundary line account. do date.
' Seven copies of ,the "Municipal
World were ordered as formerly for
the use of the Council, Clerk and
Treasurer.
The Clerk was instructed to notify
the County Clerk that the municipal-
ity intends asking the County Coun-
cil for assistance in the building and
maintaining of the ewo river bridges,
now already constructed.
By-law No. I, 1912, confirming the
appointment of Township oft earls,
and Dy -law No.2, 1912, appointing
the Council Road Commiseioaors for
the present} year, both read and pas-
sed.
T.H.O.M.A.S. W.A.T.T.S.',
Practical, Boot and Shoe Repairer
Repairing done promptly.,
Skates' put on while you wait.
Skate. Straps of Solid. Leather:
eut any length desired.
Suit Cases and Trunks repaired.
A Trial will convince you of the
Neatness and Promptnesswith wirier
I execute my work.'
Open Every Evening.:
OPPOSITE
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STOR<
FIG"fy.
TTHEroS,�TaF
.!''liI0V A9Arte
Shoes made to order'
J. Caldwell, first vice C. Eiiher,
second vice. Directors,
J. Geiser,
J. Decker, Henry Nceb, Louis Scheibe,
Alex. Rennie, Casper Walper, W. 13.
Battler, A. Reichert and Fater Deio-
Bert, Auditors, J IIaberer and J.
Decker Jr, President Joh Pfaff was
appointed a: delegate to attend
the convention at Toronto on Feb-
ruary 7 and 8.
Mr. D. S Faust
was
re -appointed seereeary and treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schwanz of
Colborne visited with the tormor's
sister, Mrs. Abraham. Geiger, last
week, •
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Merner of
the 14th con. are moving to town
and will occupy Mr. John, Decher's
dwelling recently vacated by Mr,
Leon Jeffrey.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wickens, and Mr.
Robertson of Ingersoll; attended the
funiral of the infant daughter of
k
'd. ,.
1I . r Stele
k,
Mr. and rs
Mr. and Mrs. .Jacob .Zimmerman,
who have been visit:ng here for the
past two months returned 'to their
home in Davenport, N. D. on Mon-
day.
The following 41 the report of the
election of officers of the Junior Y.
Winghatm.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Pringle attends
ed the funeral of the lattr,r s mother
at'Belfonrafne last week.
Mr. Alt,+ Pat tersoii of Grisword,
'
Man., is the guest of Mrs. J. I. Pat-
terson. of
Messrs,' Geo. ?Jed John Coutts.
)'TeonaWa• Mop? visited fre'vlS in
Winehanl s.lt vicinity mast week. It
is twenty -gel -it
_ „ years since
Mr. Gen.
en.�
t v,
Coutts left Win'rhea end 'this is his
first • ir, back to the town.
IA Cora Beckwith, deuehi0R of
Mr. end Mrs. M. 11. Pee -with, is ill
in Toronto with dyphtherda
February 1st, 19M
Years Of Suffering
4 nie
t rr an 6.
sae
of Catarrh
A Desperate C
Head
"My Mather' had catarrh. in the &east;
for a long tirno It was such, a deaper-
ate case that he didn't know what to
do, but one of his friends recoMmendctt
Ile got
a:'batt
fo
dac lila
Sarsaparilla, Floe
iia P
'9 hBCean•-
O a
com-
menced
taking
and as
s000
menet taking it he felt'relief and,
after the use of two other bottles •rte -
was coinpletely^ cured. Re was apo
well pleased he has ever since recom-
mended Hoods Sarsaparilla.": IUette1
Aline Begin, 'Levis, Y. Q. Settee
Get )-lood's'Sarsaparilla today.
by all deimsit15 everywhere..
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�: i'7 .,7, ewe(
Ctiaa•a,t}'^rrs.':-tt'ia an•
eight books of the 1•luddhiet Vihle,
and was written by the aiutho • as a
sort of penance to purify hie stint,,
It 1F lihe property of a descendant. of
the writer, and has pessed 110 0 sacred
heirloom from father ta: sot1 fol' a'
thousand years; );very precaution hall
been taken to insure the, safety of
the document. In a case of white,
wood 1s a beautiful lacquered hot.
wrapped in green silk. Within the, °s
lacquered 'box is another made of a,
very light porous wood that is re -r
teneively used in the manufacture
cabinets in whop to store treasnrea;+
In the box is the precious wxi f�
When your feet are wet and coli,,
and your body chilled through sad,
through from exposure, take a big
dohs of Chamberlain's Cough ReototbV,
bathe your ,feet in hot water bearke
going to bed, and you are almost
i certain to ward obi a severe col.
For sale by All Dealers.
COMING � I
opinions that are about him for has
v de-
fiant,
a and.
If ho is sell �
own.
fia'nt, he takes the opposite of these
opinions and gives to 1 lien his
vehement adherence. We know the
two kinds well, and as we ordinarily
see them, the fault which is at the
root of both is intellectual cowardice.
One ratan el.ings servilely to the old
ready-made opinions which he finds,
because he is afraid ot being called
rejects rash and radical; another Plects the
traditions of his people trona fear of
being thought fearful, and timid, and
a slave-. Both are cowards. Both
are equally removed from that brave
seelel'ng of the truth, which is not set
upon either winning or. avoiding any
name, which wIlI take no opinion for;
the sake of conformity and reject no:
opinion for the sake of originality;
which is free, therefore - free to:
gaoler its own convictions, a stave,
neither to any oompuleion nor to any
antagonism.
fillips Brooks,
'TIII, CARE OF LitM1'S
In places where electric light or'
gas, are not available If lamps be
goodand have proper 'attention, one
cannot wish for a more satisfactory
light; but if badly eared for they will
be a source of much discomfort. The.
great secret ot having lamps in good
working order is to keep them clean
P. A, President, Alma Axt ; record- and to use good oil. Have a i'egular
ing Secretary, Ernie Fritz j; Cor. sec,,
Muriel Preetor; Treas., Olive O'Btion;
Organist?, Minnie Menet.; Assistant
Elsa Heyrock • Librarian, ,Sen
nis Calfas, Russell Preeter ;, Page
boys, Le Roy, O'Brien, Graham' Met-
er '
Mrs. Fuss, widow ot ,the llte Hen -
wicks and turn them ,quite low. Wit
ry Fuss, died at the residence of her a soft, wet cloth, well soaped, wipe
son, M. Conrad Vi -s on Wednesday, the burner thoroughly, working the
at the age of over 85 years. Site cloth as much as possible inside 1 of
'
was one of the early settlors of this , the chburneratogot off every particle charred wick. Now fill the lamps
within about one inch of. the top, and
wipe with a damp towel and then a
dry one. Adjust all the, parts and
return them to their proper places.
Whenever a new wick Is required in
a lamp'wash and scald the burner be-
fore putting' in the wick. With a
sons,
(10.) Verse10--Mention some things
which always Produce joy and then
describe that which produces the
greatest joy to mortals known.
Is the
(17)Vcrr 11 -What ground
for belief t._ at those. who seek Jesus
will surely find him? (This Is one of
the questions which may be answered
In writing by members of the club.)
('18,) What are the emotions stirred,
the tnotives formed and the deeds
dome by all who really seek aud ,find
Jesus?
sus?
('19.) Verse 12 -is there any liability
that those who live in the presence
of Jesus will ever be duped into be-
traying him?
Lessen for Sunday, Feb. 11. 1912.
The cloy Jesus In the Temple. Luke
I1 40,53.
place and time for trimming the
lamps.. Put a folded newspaper on
the table so that any stray bits of
burned wick and drops of oil may fall
upon it. Wash sad wipe the chim-
neys and shades. Now take off all
loose parts of the burner, washing
them in hot soap -suds and wiping
with a clean soft cloth. Trim the
section..
A 01:)' ei Salt
There is a, silty of salt situated at
Wieliczka, a little mn'ntoipadlty some
six miles from Cracow, in Polish Aus-
tria, and the centre of the (.Galleaaai
salt industry. It would take at least I student lamp, the receptacle for waste
oil, which is screwed, on tho. bottom
throe+ weeks to visit ever partien of the burner, should be taken off ;
this marvellous ctrl, which dates hoick at least once a wool( and washed.
to 1044. Men nave worked Ln its ofSometiriles. a wickwill get very dark
..
renews for,, centuries. Horses ]rave .'slut dirty before it is half consumed.
been brought, to life and have died a 1t is not.economy to try to burn It;
there, without seeinga the light of • rplaec it. with a fresh one. The
day. It is virtually city hewn In It_
and expense are slight and
salt. The mines contain 1 wonder- rite iucreiise in clear'ness•and brillian
int ball -rood, • Which is 24a it. below a,ey will repay the extra dare. When
the surface, and two n larkahio a lamp is lighted' it should not at,
chapels, on the ac of e ,e which once be turned up to the full height;
is carved a vior ,I n. Tho wait until ,'the chimney is heated.
stiles lit ton n•i .:'' r miles of Beautiful shades are often cracked or
ftu'xy line +, •a nsu tine broken by having hot chimneys rest,
1411±11 at tui. i':i' ,'.,,,i a against .them. Now, when lighting a
EKIIF, DURENWEND
of Toronto
will be at the
Rattenbury
House,
Clinton
---ou---
Friday, Febo•9
With a stock of the
n ewe*, European
and American Fash-
ions in Hair Goods.
Our Transformation
for the lady who has
titin hair, cannot be
equalled. Ars, Oen
Goons are noted. for
W : to aoob FFasHtoN. ``e their superior work-
manship, exclusive
styles and fine qual-
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SWITCtIG WARYBS-FRONTSTAND CIONS,
ANY STYLE WILL BE GLADLY DEMONSTRATED FREE
Miss Florence Story, who has been
residing in Brussels, is home on
visit. .
ont
' a settlement
The prospects of
P
the Lancashire cotton dispute
much brighter.
a
of
are
Bitter. Liek
clorindm,ado;; in lamp be careful that the chimeey is
't rddoes
ee l+''ido touchsepethefectly ebadestraatight anyanpoin•t, Tnothe
dear shade should planed on. she mp
as. soon as ,i.t Is lighted, that it'.lamay
heat gradua.ilybo
ARE YOUR STOCK IN THE
BEST CONDITION FOR THE
WINTER?
GET BITTER LICI( FOR
TI•I'EM AND KEEP THEM
PERFECT FOR LESS TI•IAN
ONE CENT PER HEAD PER
WEEK.
BITTER LICI I5 NATURE'S ,
OWN REMEDY AND IS
MADE. OF EVERYTF1-ING
HORSES CATTLE AND
SHEEP NEED TO KEEP
THEM PERFECTLY HEAL-
THY. NO WASTE NO DOS-
ING. ABSOLUTELY EF-
FECTIVE,
OF INTEREST TO THE BALD MAN
You are invited to call on us fora FREE:Demonstration of our famous
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"DORENWEND SANITARY PATENTTOUPEI q
The only Sanitary and perfectly-
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ronstructed
erfectlyironstrncted teepee trade. Indeteciir
;hie, light in weight, strong, pee-
• ctly ventilated. Worn and endots-
d by physicians and medical men,
They are made in any styles, shapes
for shades.
hasn't fail to dial,and see tiler.
THE DORENWEND CO.,
of Toronto, Limited
The House of Quality Hair Goods
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to Ont
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Toronto, 103-105
Yon St.,
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Yonge
Co.
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Are Gnaranteed
A guarantee goes with every
one of our Watches so you take
no risk. The price too, is right.
If you need a watch let's show
you ours.
W. R. COUNTER
Jeweler, - Clinton
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Butter Wrappers
For Good Butterkthere is always a hriek.demand at the top
price the market pays
r lnka,hest when done up in rt neat wrOP-
EvenGhue But , n
,_ ' and namederev.
of
per with the tisesr' N name. poereffiee
This also advertises the nicker end ' brings more r11')' ,rrs
' Ify ou are not now noing the printed wrsnpers,'try nor hilt:
If von art using them, you will continue ,:n well:idr..r•i3
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Order a Suppy at the Office o \
ecord.
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