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1. Write Or particulars.
London. Ontario, 0100.
emetically give you
to enjoy and own many
thought only possible to
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cation abroad; a home;
oter-car; a college education
r anything else you wish for
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ank of. Canada
sail, Bruoefiekb
nd Trunk Railway
Sy0em.
Railway Time Table
ye Reefer* at followe
Per Clinton, Clotted& Whighaur in
Rincardiae.
For Clinton and Goderieh
For Clinton, Wingham and Mott
Mud.
In. For Clint.on u4GedoIoh.
For Stratfordit Guelph, Toronto,
Grillia„ North Bay and polrits west
Belleville and rpterboro aud paints
For 8tratlord,-Guelph, Toronto, Mon-
treal and points east.
For Stratford. °tuella and Toronto.
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LOrtdolet Huron and Bruce.
Sous- Pasernpsr.
zalarion, depart........ at** 8.15 A.M. 4.50 r
0.18 5.43
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,F$ 4* -- 9.44 6.06
9.50 6.11
- 9.68 6.19
tam - 6.96
"Leudealanu .... 10.80 6.62
10.88 7.00
10.50 7.18
Whighsin .. 11.10 7.85
ietrat- Pastienger.
..... 6.40 A.M. 8.80 r.
wee ear 6.52 8.'44
WIE O. • ••• 7.06 8.f 6
. 7.14 -4.04
ton... 7.47 4.28
Id... - • re vet ewe 8.05 4.89
8.16 4.47
\ 8-22 4,62
/*lett. twee 644.4.0t et ...et P.05 5-05
Natralla7 8.46 5as
Leaden 07;64- ......- 9.45*. M. 6.10),
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41100Sa loam Pass.
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8.41
8.51
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Kincardine.
Pass. Mixed
12.43 p.m 5.10 s.ra
1.34 8.20
1.44 9.10
1.66 0.80
2.08 111.15
Mixed. " PAWL
10.40$.m. 2.40 p.m
10.65 2.40
11.25 8.02
11.45 8.18
1.29 4.00
Ackillop Directory for 1906
10Htt M. GOVENLOOK, Reeve,
Weeth.rop P. 0.
X. ROWLAND, Ocranaillor, Walton
P._
• ebeQUAID, Oeunoilleer, St. Colima -
bass P. O.
WIN MoDOWELn, Councillor, Sea -
fort& P. O.
II BYEItMAN, Councillor, Brodhag-
IfICHA.EL MURDIE, Clerk, Winthe
rap P. 0.
G. E. ItIOLTIAND, Treaearer, Beech, -
wood P. O.
SOLOMON S. SHANNON, J. P. San-
itary Inspector, Winthrop P. 0.
Uok's Cotton Root Compount,
The great Uterine Tonic, and
only sa.fe effectual Monthly
Regulator on which women can
depend. Sold in three degrees
a strength -No. 1, $1; No. 2,
10 degrees stronger, 43; No. 3,
for special cases, *5 per box.
Sold by all druggists, or sent
epaid on receipt Of price.
e pamphlet. Address : 1.14
bag MEDICINE CO.,TORONTO, ONT.. if ormerlYWindsor)
Try the New Store
Where they don't trifle with
other people's bushies% but
pay strict attention to the
wants of everybody's needs
in the line of
esh, Oared aud Cooked
Meats
Bologna and Sausages, Gro -
eeriest Fruits and Vegetables,
al.! at right prices.
byour Tic Tea.
-KRIJSE BROS.
aigASIRA•Alar..2
li‘or pain in the back -
scan urine -highly colored
urine - irritated. bladder -
irregular bowels -bad
stomach- there is nothing
that will bring such quick
relief and socertain a cure as
FRUIT-A-TIVUS.
These marvelous tablets etre nature's
natural reraedy for irritated or weakened
kidaeys. They act directly on, the
kidneys...soothe the irritated membran
-clean, heal and strengthen the organ
-end help them to new vigor with
that week.
Often kidney trouble ie not due to
any organic defect in the kidneys. If
tNe bowels are constipated -it the skin
doe e not throw oft the tissue waste of
the body -then these impurities are
carried to the 'kidneys. In a vain
exidtanor to rid the system ot irapurities,
the kidneys are overworked -the blood
vessels are dilated -the nerves inflamed.
That eases a host of kidney troubles.
SEAFORTII,
The originators of low prices thenleate
- Phone 9(3
Oomraercial •Bloek. Oppoette the
Poet Office.
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Winghlam
Business
College
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o* "Faun. Li Ica Tam:rm.,
not only heal an &strengthen the kidneys
but they also blereaSe Ole action of the
skin, and act direaly on the livert thus
ctiriJ the constipation. .-
11X101T-A-TWV....% are the natural and logi-
cal eure,for. all kidney tosabfes. rimy art
made of fruit and tonics -are pleasan t to take
.44ind aguaranteed Care when faithfully used.
. re. a box or 6 boxes for $2,*o. Sent on
semi of price if your druggist does not
handis them.
IFIVIT4011VIS
aesur
":High Grade" Training
pays, and that is the kind
the farnc:sus .
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is a high grade Commercial School
Three Courses :
ocainercial - Stenography - Telegraphy
Write GEORGE SPOT-TOPrin
TORON29, ON1'..
Gives is students. Recent students have
taken -positions at salaries 1rom-950 per month to
31,000 per annum. It is a well known fact that
our school -is the best of its kind in Canada, This
month is a splendid time to enter. All gra4u-
ates get positions. The demand is nearly twen-
ty times the supply. Write to.day for magni-
ficenteistalogue.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal
Cor. Yonge and Alexander Ste.
JOHN BEATTIE
Late Division Court Clerk, has a number of prop
*dies for sale or to rent, among whioh is a good
building lot, the South East Half of Town Lot No.
45, East Ward, in George Sparling's Survey, Sed.forth,
'which will be sold on reasonable terms. Insurances
effected, debts collected and loans made on satisfact-
ory security at reasonable rates. Call and see me
and be coavinced. Late Division Court Office, Sea -
forth. 2018-5f
Money to Loan.
To loan on first mortgage on farm property. A-
bout 82,300 private money. Apply at
THE EXPOSITOR OFFICE,
9020-5f. Seaforth, Ontario.
Now Open
Fall Term In The
'Central Business College
Toronto.
Enter auy time. Twenty teaehers,120 type-
writing machines. 'Unexcelled facilities for as-
sisting graduates to positions. Write for new
calendar.
W. H. S flAW, 'Principal
Yenge and Gerrard streets, Torouto
amamosail
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The Berlin
Business .Colleges
Write for catalog of the school
that places -more students in posi-
tions than any similar school ha
Western Ontario.
All Graduates get Positions.
Enter at any tim,e.
THh BERLIN
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
W. D. •EULER, Principal.
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DISTRICT MATTERS,
New Snow Plow. -The Stratterd
Herald SLITS i Something new in the
,
WAY' of manttfaeturee ts shortly to
beilurned out in Stratford. They! ..
are no lege than railway anew %Aims 1 -
and the. International now Plow '
Manufaxturing Company will open
le the door here in a fey, "weeks.
he plow tie a patent, the right to
! '
setusive construction being held by
Vir. • Mtnerbrt,y, Ot iWaltoe, and Mr.
Lett, of Logan, who are ROW 4r:fie1ding
in Stratferd, and Intend -to fleet ite
.company to eemey on the nna,nufacture
a two plows. A prospeettee has ale
ready been -termed, which contains the
names of several well known local
gentlemen on the directorate. The
plow itself is somethlog unique 'in
its way, ' and its inventors hold that
It will • displace the plct• rotary end
ether picliws snov in use on the{ trifle
Wane It will be 17 feet high, and,
instead of- jamming MIway through
the now, it lifts it out oe the drift.
Derailment is another thingWhich is
impossible. The Stratford Brtdge
;Works will make the first .plow, but
'Mestere. Litt -Se Mowbray expeet to
be in their own shops by December 15.
A PERFECT FIT -
VET YIELDS TO
EVERY MOTION
Underwear that pulls up on
your arm or kg. every • time
you-. stretch is mighty
dis' agreeable stuff to
wear.
You know that your-
self.
UNSHRINKABL
UNDERWEAR
is manufactured in a
rpecial way which gives
every garment all elastic-
ity of hand -made goods.
Without being loose
and .baggy it yields to
every motion of the body.
It will never get out of shape or
become hard in washing and is
absolutely guaranteed not to shrink.
!mitt upon seeing this
UNS4144,...
trade mark. If eeetee
ee9 'lee is not all we claim take
it ba.ck and your tea
will replace it. All
-see tem leading dealers ha:reit.
HE g.TURNBULL GO., LTD.,
CANIAMA.
Bluevale.
(Too aate for last week.)
Notes. -Mr. W. J. Yolinstonhsre on
ot the most highlY respected men 4n
the township, died suddenly eft his
bprne, on the first line, on ?Tuesday
eveeing of this week. Mr. Johnston
bad a paralytic streke oo gluesdate,
evening, and passed away fit few
hours afterwards. He leaves a wid- McDougall, got the brass of a ;shoe
dow, and a large family, all )married, lace in his eye the other day. The
most of them living near the old wound is *-tt painful one, and. be( maY
home. Two sons are at present- lose the sight of the eye. •
Ing in the West, and another on, ! At the annualmeeting of the Pree-
V. 3, jr., is laid up rwith a tbrolcdrt beterien church the following t gen-
leg.-Monday evening's storm wee tlerhen were eleeted to the manag-
hard on trees in this neighborhooding board: John . loth J. • C.
The heavy weight of snow, Which teen Laidlaw, D. D. WilsorejM. Y. McLean,
on Tuesday night, also did a (lot of John Illekson, lealter Scott, John
damage to apple trees. -The barn of -Wilson, J. Stratton, Sas. Nichol,
Mr. Jeseph Lovell, near Wroxeter, ° Wm. Sproat, EdwardeCash, and R.
was struck by lightning On Monday Lurnsden. D. D. Wilson. was 'ape
evening, and burned. The fire lighted pointed Seeretary,1 and R. Lumsden,
the village brtghtly.-The frieride of treasurer, Arch. Dewar and •Wm.
Miss Janet Hood, at Sunshine,priosente Thompson were appointed auditors.
-ed her with a kold watch upon her - Mr. Samuel Trott intends to es -
leaving for/ Blyth, :where she and bee • tablish here a efactory for the..
mother will reside. (Mies Hood is
well knovtn in. Bluevale, where she
hag many friends. -Mr. W. J. Duff
spent a few days in Mount Forest
and Toronto this week. -The annual
meeting of the Bluevale branch of
Bible Society will be 'held in the ?rese
byterian chtlech next Sunday even-
ing. -About a car load of Bluevale
people went to Brussels fair last
Only part of the wheat
berry iS fit for food. Y.et
much that isn't often gets
into flour. You cannot se
• it or taste it, but it's there.
It is simply 'a caw of the•
miner getting more fiOur
from his wheat and your
getting less nourishment.:
Royal Household,
Flour
is so milled that nothing
C, goes into it except the part
of the wheat that is food.
You get just what you pay
• for -the best and purest
flour made. It goes farther
because it is all flour. Your
grocer can supply you.
Ogilvie 'Flour Mils Co.,
x56 MonireaL
an li laid she Would call a - pollee -
*men. He -endeavored to compromise
by offering Jennie $2, but the tea
informed her parents, and the ,China-
nian appeared in the police court,
and wait fined $2 and $4 icoste.
Ili
-A Battle C It, Mich., special
gam -From a &borer in the Ad-
vance Thresher Shops, and in the,
city's walk conetruction gang to a
land holder worth from $305,000 to
$400,600, is the jump taken by Mitt tl,
Sands, of Battle Creek, by the !death
a his grandfather In Brantford, Ont.
Sands' ,grandfather came to America
from Ireland when a small boy,
working as a farm band. 'Ile loan-
ed his earnings in - small sumo, and
it worked so wdll that he establish-
ed a Ted estate and lean Ibusinesti.
Although ,Brantford knew him well,
no one. lied any idea of the -extent
of hi e fortune. •
-The followieg real estate changes
are rioted front the village of Cred-
iton: Mr. Francis Mark; ' who re-
cently purchased the harness bust-
n.ess from bis father and removed
from Kinkton, hae • purchased the
residence of Mr. -William Greenley.-
Mr. Arthur -Benedict has parchasert
the house formerly owned by Mr,
Edward Swelter and wilt move into
it in a -short time. -Mr. Claude Bletett
merchaped Mr, Tobias wurtzle house.
. Mr. Frank Taylor- has sold his earm
to Mr. Sam Roden, and Mr. Taylor
has purchased the house and lot
tormerly owned by Mr. William Hey-,
den.
-Mrs. lerarain, of Chicago, a, wide
ow, who was °visiting relatives In
Gaelph township, is dead as the re -
suit of an overdose or strychnine?:
;Wheteter it was taken, accidentally ier
with tuicidal intent ix -not known, as
the unfortunate woraan was alone iti
her r00111 at the tin4 Mrs, Drum
went into her room -shortly after
- dialer hour . on Thursday,and was ap-
parentlY engaged with some work. A
little, alter 2 o'clock some of the
members of the household heard a
heay fall in the room and opening
the door found the unfortunate wo-
man -lying on the floor al liar uncon-
ediollef COnaitiOn. The empty bottle
which contained the 13tryoihnline was
standing on be table. Mrs. Dram
was 33 years of age. Her husband
had been dead for some years.
-The reports of the alarming in-
ereese of typhoid fever in the north-
ern pats of the province of Ontario,
• which 'have appeared -in the press are
more than confirmed by the -report
of the Provincial Board of Health
for the month of September. In the
six municipalities of Port Arthur,,
Fort William, Sault $te. Maxie Cop-
per Cliff, Rainy River, and 'Parry
Sound, there were a total of d31. cases
and 25 deaths. The population of
these places is between twenty and
twenty-five thousand. On the 'same
basis,. bad Torento been similarly af-
fected, it would have meant' for that
city 2,800 cases and 260 deaths during
the one month.
-Fifteen • months immured within:
the rocky fastnesses -' of the head-
waters of the McMillen river, in the
far away Yukon, 225 miles from the
nearest of their own eex and trate-
such was the exherienee of two IWO-
Men, both accustomed to culture and
refinement, but who fought bravely
against the elements while out of
civilization. The two women are Mrs.
Armstrong, an Englishwoman, and
Mrs. Geo. Lejght, Canadian. The lat-
ter made her honeymoon trip into
the wild ,country and shared the dan-
gers and hardships of her miner hueo
bahd. In a frail canoe they 'navigat-
ed the McMillan, Pelly and Yukon
rivers, and they returned to civilizaa
tion bronzed and in perfect health,
having endured privations with un-
complaining good nature.
manufacture .of butter tubs.
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Seaferth, January 24, 1873.
Mr. Arch. Hielep, of Usborne, was
unanimously elected Warden of the
county tor 1873.
Seafortb, February 7; 1813.
At the residence of Mr. JOhn Bea -
tie on Wednesday, Februaky 5th, J.
week, and as many more drove, and G. Scott and aiss Lizzie Rath, lboth
ali pronounced It the best fair, and of Bluevale, were united in marriage
the biggest crowd outside the cities. bx Rey. nnr, Barr.
arrited -„honne from a Very enjoyable council
At the le.st meethig of the .village•
the ifollowing officers were
e -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Musgrove have
'Oat .to Ottawa' . Montreal, and other elected for the current year : Tress -
place. -Mr. andMrs. Isaac Permed, 3, Duncan, salary, $40 ; .001
of Morris, have returned from their lector, Geroge Sperling, Salary,. $60;
trip to the West.-R.Hockridge's mare license inspector, Samuel Stark, sal -
dropped dead while drawing' a load ary, $12; clerk, Wm, Elliott, bread
up bill one day last week.-e-Mr.Lorne inspector, G. Forsyth, fence -viewers,
Myers, of New York, visited his uncle. Mhos. Adams, F. Sparliog, and Samuel
Daniel Lewis, last week. Mr. Myers Harris, pound -keeper, T. Whitesides.
is visiting his mother, who is -very
ill at her home In J-ackson, Michigan.
The new pure food- and drug late
will mark it _on the label of every
co4th! toutre containing opium, cblo-
roform, or any other stupifying or
poisonous drug. But It passes pr.
Shoop's cough Cure as made or 20
years, eutirely free. Dr. Shoop all
along had bitterly epposetd thte Ipso
a all opiates or narcotics. Dr.Shoopts
Cotigh Cure is absolutelp, sate e:ven
foe the youngest babe -and it tures
It doee not eimply suppress. Get a
sate and Reliable Cough Cure, by
'simply insisting on having Dr.
Shoop's. Let the law be !your!' protee- ton will be open for traffic ay Oc-
tion. We cheerfully recommend and tober 15.
sell it. C. Aberhart, druggist, Sea- -A lamp exploded Monday night at-
forth.the home of Mr. John McAli1etWr4
on the second concession. a the town-
ship of Culross, eight trines from
Wingham, and his 'wife. aged, about
57 years, was fatally burned. She
died the following day.
-A few nights ago an electric
wire dropped on the roadway in
Belleville.. A 'young lad about seven-
teen years old, named !Walsh, was
placing a lanternanear the wire as
a danger eignal when the lantern
touched -.the wire. The look was
thrown • about four, feet in the air,
and when he was picked uP et was
found that he was killed.
-Mr. and lire. R. C. Worth, a
Philadelphia, couple who fifty days
ago started from ,the Quaker City to
tramp around the globe for a,wag-
er, taking a wheelbarrow with them
were in London a few days ago. R
they accomplish the task they are to
get $4,000 in, cash enda gold cup-
-vauled at $1,000.. They carry their
personal effects in a wheelbarrow.
-George Monk, of Chatham, town --
ship, and his sister, Mrs. Stanfield,
of St. Thomag, have been' reunitee at
the home of the former's sonein-law,
Mr. Winterbourne, of Walkervilie, af-
ter a separation of 48 years. In 1857
Mr. Monk, who was employed on the
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P0700.know that an insurance policy- in the LONDON LIFE will help
you to save a large part of this waste ? -
This Company has saved to.oney for many in the least, and can do for
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Start to save NOW by taking a policy in the LONDON LIF V INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
W H. ROBINSON, Inspector, Seaforth..
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444,
1
.Siok Headache Cured.
Sick headache is cause y
rangement of the stomach and lay
1 indigestion. Chamberlain's Stomach
1 and Liver Tabtete correct these !dis-
orders and effect a cure. By- taking
the tablets as soon as the. first in-
dication of the disease appears, the
attack may be warded off. For Sale
by all druggists.
' Canada.
-The C.P.R. announces that the
section of the Guelph., and • Goderich
Railway between Guelph and tetiver-
In -The Olden Days.
Interesting sketches of the early
days of Seaforth and vicinity,
taken from the files of The Ex-
Positor.
Seaforth, January 10, 1873.
The result of the municipal elec-
tions were as follows: Seaforth-e
Reeve, J. H. Benson; councillors, A.
Strong, J. H. Broadfoot, Jae. Beattie,
F. Seegrniller. Mcitillop-Reeve, W.J.
Shannon; deputy reeve, -Jas. Hays;
councillors, And. Govenlock, A. Kerr,
Wm. Bell. Tuckersmith-Reeve, G. E.
Cresswell; deputy 'reeve, David Walk -
councillors, David Sproat, Wm.
Cheitney, N. Cosens.
At the vote on election day at was
decided to do away with the !market
fees. The -vote stood, 41 for, 102 .a-
geinst collecting fees.
Mr. Burchard, of Bolton, has been
enkaged as principal a the public
school in place of Mr. O'Connor, and
Mr., McFa,u1 has been engaged to
take Mr. Mooh.ey'S place.
G. E. Henderson, who has been
teaching in the •Wirigham school, was
presented with a handsome 'writing
desk by the pupils. tyr. Henderson
goes to Manchester.
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Seaforth, January 17, 187e.
In Clinton, on January' 1st, Mr.
Peter Daley, of Seaforth, and Miss
Sarah Finch, of Clinton, were united
In marriage by Rev. Mr. Kellogg.
Mr. -Wm. Dorra,nce met with a ser-
ious accident the other evening. He
was walking through Mr. Thomas
ptephen's packing house after dark,
when he fell through a, trap door to
the tfloor beneath, injuring himself
internally.
A large frame building, opposIte
Mr. Barr'S -church, in Harpurhey, was
burned on Friday last. It was !occu-
pied by two or three families and
belonged to Mr. Robt. Govenloelt, of
McKillop.
Dr. Campbell has purchased the
residence on Main street, tear the
'station, from Mr. Frank Meyer. The
price paid was $2,000.
Mr. -Wm. Logan, of the final of Lo-
gan & Jamieson, has pureha,sed the
cottage near the common' school,
from Mr, Wm.- Ault for $800.
Wm. Dynes, of WCICillop, met with
a serious aceident tbe other day. Ne
was drawing a load of wood %into' the
salt block, when he get caught !be-
tween the load and the top of the
door, eiriously 1 njuring his babk.
Robert Sbeddon, of Morris, had his
leg dislocate on -Wednesday, by be-
ing run into by a runaway tea/1i on
Main street.
Seafored traherery 24, 1873.
At a meeting of the village eoun-
cil Mr. George Fortlyth was appoint-
ed market clerk, street inspector,
and town ball care -taker, at a M-
ary of $800 a year.
A four year cid ehild i6f !A. G.
old Great Western RallWay, went
vouth to take a new potation. He tre-
turned after an absence of several
year, to find that his sister aiad
married and moved away to some un-
known locality. It was not until re-
cently that it was learned that he
was living la .St. Thomas. .k re-
union was en'arranged for,
-A tornado struck the village of bead aches and backaches, indigest
Ayr, ;Waterloocounty, on Monday tion, rheumatism, " neuralgia, St.
night of last week, about 12.30 tot- Vitus dance endthe _special ailments
clock, doing rouch damage. Shade that prey on 'the health and &apple
trees weee snapped clean off, brick ness of girls and women of all ages,
chimneys' toppled over, roofs were de- Get the genuine Dr. Williams' Pink
preyed of ehingles, and electric and Pills for Pale People, wtlh the full
other wires tartgled. The mills ,vest nilme on the wrapper around each
of the town, at Nithvale, veere neatly box. Sold by all. medicine dealers or
unroofed, the roofs being( carried a- by mail it 50 cents a box or tiix
bout a linundred feet away. The track boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. (Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
-One day last week, during a high
wind, a sfook waggon, belonging to
the threshing outfit of Mr. R. N.
Barber, of Snowflake, Man., caught
fire from a passing spark from an
had to pay a. good round term for engine and the blaze was fanned tim-
the privilege of kissing a little igirl, madiately into a flame. It contrum-
named Jermie Coughlin. It appear e ed the load of -Sheaves and the wag -
that the China,man had been giving gon, the driver having all he could
bracelets to the young' girls fthe do to unhitch the team and -get a
for laundry, and Jennie asked him flames.
safe distance from the fury of- the
neighborhood Who went to his shop
for one last week. when she went
there for her father's clothes. The Preventics, as the 11E1,1110 implies,
Chinaman promised her one, but prevents all Colds eaul Grippe when
when she went to get it ishe found , 1° taken at the sneeze -stage." °
that it was too small, so (the China- I Preventics are etootheome candy
man told her to come again, nearing tablets. Prevelitics dissipate all colds
that he would get a larger one. quickly, and taken early, when you
when she tame back he placed a first feel that a cold is comIng,they
bracelet on her arm, and told her check and prevent them. Preventics
It would cost two dollars. She pro- are thoroughly safe for childrereand
tested that be had promised to give as effectual for adults. Sold, and re -
it to her. He then caught the girl commended he cent iand cent
in his arms and kisseid her, rwhere e boxes by C. Aberhart, druggist, flea -
unit ohe Mapped him in the face, forth. „
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MAKES NEW BLOOD.
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'That le, How Dr. Ne'illiares' Pink
Pills. Cure the Common Ail-
ments of Lite.
Making new blood. That is 'just
what Dr. Willierns' Pink Pills are
always doing -actually making new
blood. ot-Thie new blood strengthens
every organ in the body and strikee
straight at the root of anaemia and
the common ailments of life which
have their origin in poor, weak
watery blood. Mrs. A. H. Seeley, of
Sterlimg, Ont., tells what Dr. Wile
llama' Pink Pills did for her four-
teen year old sister, Miss Annie
Sager, after. other treatment had
failed. She ea,ys: "For some years
Allie had not been well.. She 'would
takes spells of dizziness and hea,de
aches that would last for aeverat
days,and her whole body would bee
come dry and hot as though she was
burning up with a fever. Her lips
would swell until near the bursting
point, and then, when the fever ° neuld
leave iher the outer skin of the( lips
_would- peel off r She doctored with
tee) different doctors, but they did
not eucceed in curing' her, and the
trouble eeemed gradually to be grow-
ing worse. Then we began giving
her Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and un-'
der this treatment she has recovered
her health. The headaches and dize
ziness have gone; her color is time
proved; her appetite le better and she
has had no further attacks of tb.e
fever which baffled the doctors. We
are greatly pleased with what Dr.
Williams' Pink Tills have done for
her, and recommend them to other
sufferers."
It. was the rich, red blood- Or. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills actually made
which cured Miss Sager. °That is
why these_ pills cure all common lail-
mehts like anaemia and debility,
Satisfaction or your Money Back."
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We have sold so much Underwear last week, that'one
might think everybody was supplied. But hundreds have
that purchase planned for next week, and they should know
about our gigantic splendid stock.
Underwear, the garment that comes directly in an-
ti& with the body, should be chosen wilt care -a man's
health depends on it, and health is everything.
Every sort of Underwear that a man.should want i
here. In this department, as every other, the largeness
of our stock gives us both a buying and. selling advantage
over our competitors, and it is a matter of dollars and cents
to you.
Space will not permit us to enumerate all our Dramas
as our stock inc1ud6 everything that pertains to Under-
wear superiority. Below are a few of our leaders:
74. *1.
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Stanfie!cez,
Underwiv.t,r
biniort
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Stanfleld's
Unshrinkable
Underwear
in all grades is made tti) fit the body
--without a wrinkle. It will not
stretch with wear dr shrink with
washing. Always a Perfect fit, always
comfortable Manufactured by the
Truro Knitting Mills 0o., Truro, N.
from the best long -fibred combed Nova
Sc3tia wool. - This wool being long
does not require to be twisted as hard
as 'other wools. The result is a softer,
more flexible and lar more •durable
• garment. The guarantee on Stan -
field's is the strongest possible, and the
ly one worth considering. Money
baok if it shrinks,
of the storm was narrow, striking
the town at the southwest, and kun-
iting in a northerly direction, and
its duration was brief, but it was
fierce, and the worst experienced for
years.
-A Chinese laundry man in London
Price from $1,up
Is made of the Bnest quality
two and three ply Australian wool -
i
much Auer than gar:adieu wool, because
grown in a wenn climate.
The more St ds there are in a rope
the stronger it is, eight for weight. On
tlae same princip e, a two or three ply
yarn Is more durable than a single
strand. .
Ceetee 'Underwear vrill not shrink
nor get out of shape, and until wornout
retains all the original qualities of wool
-is soft and elastic.
Your Deafer will re -
pia c e any Goatee
garment that shrirkfts '
Made at Galt, Canada, by
The C. TURNBULL CO., Limited
and sold by all reliable retailers.
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ce,
Ellis' Spring Needle Ribbed
Underwear
is strictly 12..gh grade, is ribbed alike on both sides, a feature
found in no underweax knitted by any other- needle. The
importance of this underwear for comfort cannot be over-
stated. The extreme elasticity, which is the result of its
distinctive fibbing, makes Ellis Spring Needle Ribbed Un.-
derwear fit like a second skin. NO AMOUNT OF STRETCHING -
EXHAUSTS ITS ELASTICITY. No shrinking, no " crawling," no
flabbiness in Ellis Spring Needle Ribbed Underwear.
PRICE $1.25
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sTR SPECIAL WOOL
Season by season. the popularity of our special wool
13rderwear continues to grow. Men who have worn it are
strong advocates of this line.
PRICE 50
‘41001
Penman s Fleece Lined Underwear
In fleece 1...._ed Underwear we are particularly strong,
as it is a special feature of our Underwear Department
Everything is here, from the finest to the medium grades -
all yure wool fleece.
Leading Prices 50c and 75c.
We also handle " Woolsey Tiger Brand Pen.man.'s
and II B. K.
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