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Nature has provided for your complaints different
Herbs for different Diseases.
WAS PARALYZED, COULD NOT WALK—
READ WHAT OUR HERBS DID
FOR THIS BOY. ' •
Elmwood, Ont„ May 18th, 1928
1V1 • 13. J. Murtiin.
Dear Sir:
I must write and let you know how our son,
who had creeping paralysis, le improving. -He had
only taken your medicine about a week when he
could -walk and i n three weeks had gained 13 lbs.
He has helped ids (ether with seeding, and is work -
like; e,'.v ••r'y day and is feFlim; line Our daughter is
also mating impeovement, is gaining nicely but
ies r rr.,rrg sone m, dieine. We certainly a:annot
praise- your medicine too highly for what it has
done cr: es, we pet think there is any medicine
sold on the rearket so effective in building up a
1'ir e()vi. n as Mr.IIIb e."'s Natural Herb
Mt ;1.�t'1rc , .�;r , highly recommend it to our
neighbors end 1 re's
Hopis.;; E.17 so ee .ilB'"•e remain,
e ie . rely Yours,
'.Td. and ?•1"'s. 'Win. C. Lei fso.
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Elmwood, Ont., P. R. 7eo.. 2.
SAYS IT IS WONDERFUL MEDICINE AND
DOCTORS CANNOT COMPARE WITH. IT
Hayles Station, Ont., January 27th, 1928
Dear Mr. IVIuMne
I have used the last of the herbs I got from
you last spring, so I am sending for some more,
This sure is wonderful medecine, better than all the
doctor's medicine I have ever taken.
Yours Very Truly, T
Kenneth Ross.
GALL STONE TEA DOING FINE WORK
Burketon, Ont„ July 26th, 1927
The Canadian Herb Gardens,
London, Ont.
Dear firs;
You will find enclosed ten dollars for which
please send me a package of Gall Stone Tea. I
have used one package of these herbs and they have
helped me, so kindly send this order as quickly as
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possible.
Yours Truly,
Mrs. Thos."` Brown.
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SPACE WILL NOT PERMIT US TO LIST EVERYTHING. YOU
" • WILL HAVE TO COME AND SEE OUR. GREAT BARGAINS 4
4- P. and G. Laundry Soap, 22 cakes for
r1 Paha Olive Soap, 4 cakes for
' Corn, Peas and Tomatoes, 2 tins for
_.. Broken Biscuits, 2 lbs. for
Flannelette Blankets, Ibex, large size at ,
Comforters, large size, each
Boy's Fleeced Underwear, each
4- Men's Fleeced Underwear, each
.,q. Fingering Yarn, per skein
Common Yarn, per skein
were Sunday visitors with friends in
this vicinity.
Miss Anabel Ducharme is spending
a few weeks in Seaforth with Mrs.
John Regier.
The automobile is mighter than the
machine gun, according to figures
compiled by two safety people in a
western service station. For the to-
tal number of American soldiers kil-
led in the war from all causes were
77,118. The total number wounded
were 221,059. But the total num-
ber of people killed in automobile
accidents in the United States sine
the war adds up to 106,218, while
the total untnber injured by motor
cars is 450,000.
FOR SALE
• .••The following • articles are being
$1.00 ,•:,.' offered for sale on Fred Papineau's
25E'
25c f•arm, Blue Water Highwey: 1 bay
horse rising 7 years, weight 1550 lbs.
1 grey mare rising 11 about 1350
lbs; 1 cow fresh about Feb: 10th;• 1
cow due in May; 1 heifer rising 2 yrs.
Anyone interested in purchasing any
of this live stock may see the owner
owner on first farm south of Drys-
dale, on Monday or Tuesday Feb. 25,
and 26. ---Fred •Papintau, Proprietor.
• AUCTION SALE
OF HOTEL FURNITURE AND EF-
FECTS AT.
DOMINION HOTEL, ZURICH
On --
. , SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23 ..
Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp
5 brand new iron beds, springs and
mattresses; 5 new dressers and 5 -new
stands, also 5 toilet sets; 3 -piece par-
lor suit—; 24 kitchen chairs new;
IHospital single bed with steel rubber
tired wheels new; steel single bed
New; 12 dining chairs new; 0 lamps,
+ storm door, 4 leather chairs, 2 coal
stoves, 8 arm chairs, wood box, 3
white granite small tables; parlor fa-
.;. ble, small oak table, 200 sealer:. a
+ number of pot, and. puns, quantity
4.4..,..+•€++++•I••r+r+•r+++aR44- 4 k.+• .e 1. . i•'H +.1.4.+++++4.++++'4 of dishes, glass tumblers, pitchers,
small churn 2 electric plates, coal 'oil
heater, leaf table, 3 big kitchen
tables; kitchen cabinet, 8 -day clock;
mirror, some jugs, snow shovel, elec-
tric wash machine, 40 feet of new
rubber hose for washing cars; storm
doors, screen doors, a number of .ben-
ches, short maple wood, big pine door,
some good plank, quantity inch him
ber; carpets, big apple peeler, pr, col-
ar tops, new hand clippers, z milk
cans,' 5 double blankets I.X.L., 5 bed
spreads, 5 comforters, number bath
towels, parlor rug 10x12 new, clothes
cupboard, number of curtain poles,
some spoons.
REAL ESTATE—Property conta-
ins 4 lots, a frame dwelling, with kit-
chen attached, woodshed, stable, bake
shop, new double garage, on main
street, known as Heist's Bakery.
Terms•--i'urniture and Effects,
cash; Real Estate -10 per cent on
day of sale, balance on July 1st.
Arthur Welter, Auctioneer.
Alex. Voisin, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned Auctioneer has
been instructed to "sell by public auc-
tion on I,ot 10, North Boundary, Hay
Township, le. mile oncst of Hiilsg•reen,
on 1 htirsday, 1 ebrunry 28th, corn•.
mencing at 1 o'clock ;harp the foll-
owing:
25c
$2.00 4.
$2.00 .§,
50c +
75c $
30c 4"
25c .I.
4. ALL SWEATERS AT BELOW COST.
ALL MEN'S UNDERWEAR AT
4.
COME AND SEE THEM. ,g
REDUCED PRICES
15c
air Flannel, 27 -in wide, per, yard
Towelling, per yard 15c
4.
4 Cottonade, Regular 50e., yard for 40c .f.
Ginghams, at per yard 20c +
SEE OUR SHIPMENT OF STAMPED MATS,4. NEW PATTERNS. 4*
-3+ MEN'S FINE AND WORK SHIRTS AT REDUCED PRICES .
To the Farmers, See our big Stock of Dr. Hess' Stock Food, Poultry 1,
Ire Panacea, Louse Killer, Etc. +
Every Package Guaranteed. Money back if. not satisfactory. +
DON'T FORGET TO VISIT THIS SALE
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Coal
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THE COLD DAYS ARE NOW HERE, AND WE ARE JUST .IN
A FINE POSITION TO SUPPLY THE PUBLIC WITH JUST THE
KIND OF FUEL BEST ADOPTED TO THE REQUIREMENTS.
WE HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY IN OUR HENSALL COAL SHEDS
OF HARD AND SOFT COAL, AND ALSO CAN SUPPLY THE
LOCAL CUSTOMERS FROM OUR NEW SHEDS IN ZURICH.
Let Us sell You the very best coal obtainable at the lowest prices.
Leave your order with us. •
TRY OUR CONTINENTAL STOCK FOOD FOR HORSES, CAT-
TLE, HOGS, SHEEP AND POULTRY, NONE BETTER ON THE
MARKET TO -DAY
WE HAVE MOST' CALLED FOR BRANDS OF CHOICE HOUSE-
HOLD FLOUR, AND SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
HAVE RECENTLY INSTALLED A NEW SEED CLEANING
1ViACHINE WHICHEVIS ANOTHER
NO H BU 1NESS.LINE DDED TO OUR
L. Schilbe &, Son.
ssJlut isease,gesoloimi ieisei10 s, se ee`e bet► ewsia•••
D;R1(SDALE.
Marchand, has returned to
Wirer Rothe in Tilbury, after spending
r-stt taw days with her son, the Rev.
.l 'ocher :147(.arehand at the Catholic `par-
9tonage.
Via 1*he46 Gelinas of •the Goshen
I�%nt
spelt a few days last >iyeeic in
the village with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Chas, 3.. Bedard, who has be-
en very ill with pneummnia, we are
glad to report is recovering nicely.
Mrs. Philip Te. Duaor fns had a vary,
Alecessfui a:uilting bee one 'clay ;tis -I
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!IOWAN. heavy draft horse tis -
ng 5 yr:. old; 1 hes y theft mare 10
yrs. old; - Agricultural filly rising, 3
yrs, old; 1 Agrieulturnl colt rising 1
yr. -did; 1 driving horst: rising 2 yrs
old by" Ledor•a; 1 driving mare risint
4 yrs old by Peter Moeo; 1 .driving
olt rising 1 yr by Fedora.
Cattle 1 :urbane cow 7 yrs, old,
entl.y. due in ,April; 1. Durham cow rs yrs.
�)lii due in Anril: 1 turban;. coax 5
rs. old date in May; 1 Durham cow.
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Fall at this Banlond discuss)
your financial problems with
e_manag4er,
BANK }F Ni NTELEAL�
Established 1$i7
ri6ta1 Assets ► excess dot 82o,oa,o.c 1a
7 yrsold freshened 1 month; 1 cow
5 yrs. old milking; 1 Jersey cow 5
yrs old milking; 2 steers rising 2 yrs
old; 6 heifers rising 2 yrs, old; 3
steers rising 1 yr; 2 heifers rising 1
yr; 1 calf 1 month old.
PIGS -10 pigs weighing about 100
lbs. each. HENS --100 Rock pulllets
layIMPing.
LEMENTS-1VI.-H. binder 6
ft. cut nearly new; M. -H. mower 6
ft cut; M. -H. drill 13 hoe; M. -H. 10
ft. steel rake; M. -H. stiff tooth culti-
vator; M, -H. bean cultivator and har-
vester combined; land roller; Bissel
disc; set diamond harrows; Wilkinson
walking plow nearly new; Tudhope
Anderson wagon; hay rack 16 ft;
sugar beet rack 12ft; gravel box; set
sleighs, 2 light wagons; pig rack ;steel
tired buggy; Portland cutter; 2 bug-
gy poles; cutter pole; pleasure sleigh;
Clinton fanning • mill set 1000 lb.
scales; grindstone, root pulper; feed
cooker; Tluckeye oil brooder new;
onion seuffler; 1 horse scufl'ler; onion
screen; 28 -ft. extension laddeii, lawn
mower, set breeching harness, set
backbend harness, 0 collars; 10 tons
mixed hay; 150 bushels oats 'suitable
for seed; 25 hush.; seed barley; quare
`iityoiv lumber; forks; shovels; hoes;
witifl'le'tt'ees, neekyokes, and numer-
ous other articles. •
TERMS —Hens" Hay, Grain and
all -Milne. of $1.0 and 'under 'cash; over
thatthateamount'1 months credit on fur-
nishing' approved "joint notes. 6 per
cent. per annum off for cash on cred-
it amounts. ••
Proprietor: Ross Love,I•uo rector:
Wm: wS, Johnston, t le s 1, : g •
tleorge .H, ;Milia, Auctioneer.
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