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A new Canadian record accomplished in 4% years
Ames, over . $25,000,000
Deposits, over 1.5,000,000
CapitalRtionie Fund and Undivided Profits,
over 1 5,250,000
Your account—large or small --is invited.
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Deposits of SLOG and upwards • received in the Savings
Department—interest paid 4 times a year— 26
The Sovereign Bank of Canada.
IIENSALL AND BRITCEFIELD.
'Christmas Pi-tatos
tREsovNE AN11SEPTIC TABLETS
$oRra 74746(7,,,Taffsee'veArGdYco'r volts
They combine the germicidal value of °reaction°
With the soothing properties of slippery elm and Ho-
' rise, Your druggist or from us, 10e iu stamps.
Lamm% Mums Co.* Limited, Agents, Mentresl. 4ex
There is- no more acceptable Oheetrnas
present can be Pent a friend then a .goed
,photograph, We make a specialty of
usHILISTMAS PHOTOS,
gar.d now is the tirne to ( ram', as Chrittmas
will soon be here. Oall at, mace before the -
rush starts, and eave youreel disappoint-
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Pleture Framing le a specialty with u.9.
,f1ACK8ON BROS, Seaforth.
4c.gi1lop Directory for 1906
-WORW M2 GOVENLOCK, Reetvg.,
Ikeetthrop P. 0.
N. ROWLAND, Councillor,' WitItot
P. O.
31sQIYAID, Councillor, St. Colum-
bus, P. O., •
beeRN NeDOWELTI, Councillor, Sea -
tomb P. 0„
U. BYERMAN, Counoillor, Brodhag-
en P. O.
fifICHAEL leffURDIE, Clerk, Winth-
rop', P. O.
HOLUAND, Treasurer, Beech-
wood P. O. , •
-50L0MON S. SHANNON, J. Pa San- .1
itary Inspector, Winthrop
Lumber, Lath
and Shingles
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Out of the 1486250 calls from business firms, ive
have filled FIFTEEN of the positions. We had no
one else ready to send. We have also had V mile
for business college tetechere. 101 ex -students of
other business colleges or oboathand schools were'
enrolled here during the last two years„ We be•
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Dominion School of releg-
N.• CLUFF- & 'SONS, raphy rWailroading
.Planing Mill tind Lumber Yards 10 ADELAIDE STREET WEST
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(roping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
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remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs
than to take the remedy into the stomach?
It cures because the air rendered strongly anti-
septic is carried over the diseased surface with
evexy breath, giving- prolonged and constant treat-
ment. It Is Invaluable to mothers with small
children.
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tendency find immediate
relief from coughs or in-, CIIIIOS6'
flamed conditions of the :
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Limited, Agents, Mont-
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The New Store
For New Goods
These are arriving deny, and the quality Is with-
out doubt the -very best. Our prices are the
lowest. -
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Pinnan Haddie, Ciscoes, Whitefish, Mackerel
and Trout. These are -,,*•cry scarce, but are extra
good quality.
- ILEGETABLES—
Lettuce, Celery, Cabbage, Carrots, Beets, Par:
snips and Turnips alweys on hand.
MESH MEATS -
We buy nothing but the best quality in Beet,
Pork and Lamb in this department, We heve
extra fine prices.
CURED MEATS --L
TISIrt, 1341.30/1, Breakfast Bacon :Ind Rolls always
on hand.
COOKED MEATS--
Corned Beef, Head Cheese, Bologna and New
England tram.
,CROCERIE8—
Our groaery department is Complete. Alw:ays
fresh and good,
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Debentures for Sale.
The Town of Sea,forth offers. for sale Debentures
bearing te end 5 p6r cent. interest, payable in 5, 10,
15 and 20 years. Less trouble to look after ,than
mortgage+ ; simply draw your interest. For par-
ticulars inquire of
JOHN A. WILSON,
201-tf Town Clerk.
Teething Babie
are saved suffering—and' mothers
given rest—when one uses
Ntilleand Mothers' TreasTre
Quickly relieves—regulates the
bowels — prevents convulsions.
'Used go years. Absolutely safe.
At drug -stores, 2,5e. 8 bc;ttles, 1j2,5.'
National Dreg & Chemical Co„ Limited,
Sole Proprietors, Montreal. ; 41
FARM FOR SALE.
o elose up an estate, farte Lot No,"29,'• Con-
cession 2, Township of MeRillop, one hundred acres
with comfortable frame house large bank barn and
other improvements is offered for sale. The land is
in a good state of cnitivation and well fenced and
drained and is within 2 miles of ,ileaforth. Immed-
iate posseselon can be given. Tehns easy. Apply to
THOMAS E. HAYS, Seaforth p. 0., Executor of
will of John'''. Hays. 202844
LONDON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
, iNVESTIGATION HAS SHOWN
In a i absolutely conclusive mennerthat there is not now and never has been any irregularities in the
tnanaget Tent of this Company. ' .
CORRECT METHODS ' -
Were proved, to the entire satisfaction of the Insurance Commission, to have been followed in all de-
partments of the Company's- business.
HONEST DEALING
With the pelicy holders has al;vayebeen a distinguishing feature of the London Life. Estimates of
pr -fits on preurrut mees have been fully realized—a fact that speaks volumes for the straight -forwardness of
the representations as to the probable results under policies.
CAREFUL MANAGEMENT
The Company has never entered upon a career of extravagant expansion, such as has characterited too
nutty of our Canadian eompanice. Orderly, normal growth, conservative methods and common honesty
have been the outstanding qualities.—Extract, Editorial, Toronto News.
W. E. RQBINSON, Inspector, Seaforth.
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DISTRICT MATTERS.
'Take Care at Your Tires.—As rub-
ber buggy tires are 110W becoming
Very-eonmion ithe following advice if
followed may be a use: "Rubber,
buggy tires will be damaged it left
air °Pea shed through the winter.
If the tires are .iineurnatiO pack them
in a box and cover gwith. chalk. If
hard rubber either. take the wheelie
off or jask them 'tip, and cover tires
with sulpha' and soapstone in equal.
quantities-. ICeepP the tires in a
warm p/ace,"'
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Sad. ---Many will learn with regret
,of the' serious illness of Mr. Samuel
White, late -of Detroit, but at one
time a salesman in Mr, Wm. Mkt-
ard's store' in Seaforth. Mr. White ie
a soni of the late Jennie White, of
Hensall and a brother a gr. Wm.
White of the London Toad at Rodger -
• For several months Mr. 'White
!has suffired! from lung trouble and
was confined to the Ailarine
of Detroit and later to the Marine
Hospital, New Mexioo, but thinking
a change would benefit 'his condition
about three weeke ago be came to
live witit hie mother at Hensel'. The
change, bo•weVer, brought 'no relief
and owing to his mother' being in-
dieposed together with °ter% mem-
bers of the family, it was deemed ad -
viable to have Mr. White removed
to 'Victoria Rospttal, London, at
Which place he 'now is. Alt% White
is very much reduced and there is no
hope entertained! tor his recovery.
To Cure a Oold i,i One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money
If it tants to cure. E. W. GROVE'S
signature is on each box. 25e. `
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Tha 'Olden Days.
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interesting sketches of the early
days or Seaforth and, vicinity,
taken from the files of The Ex-
positor.
yr. •Immi
Seaforth, Jan. 80, 1874. .
The electieh in Centre Huron for
the Dominion Parliament resulted in
a' vietory for Mr. Horton, Liberal,
by a majority of 7802 over 'his oppon-
ent, Mr. Crabb. The following is
the vote in the different municipal-
tiee
Horton. Crabb.
Flullett, 280 55
Colborne 1'75 100
MaCillop . 185 168
Tuekersmith 262 31
Grey 265 79
Godeticle Town: 265 252
Seaforth . 110- 85
Brussels 18 10
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1,510 730
At 'the annual meeting of the Eg-
mondville Preebyterian church, held
on Monday last, the question of un-
lo.n with the church of Scotland was
submitted, but was rejected by a con-
siderable majority.
At the annual meeting of the Sea -
forth Presbyterian c'hurch on Tues-
day evening the following officers
and rna,nagers were appOinted for
the ensuing year: Managers, J. C.
Laidlaw, Allan McLean, Adam Gray,
James' McIntosh, James McCulloch,
James Hastte,, S. G. McCaughey ;
treasurer, R. Lumsden; auditors', W.
Thomson and A. Dewar.
The population of Seaforth according
to the late census, ordered by the
council, with a view to lacorpera-
lion, within' the present limits, is
2,007.
The following officers have been
apppointed in connection; with the
Farmers' Club, in Tticleersmith: Pres-
ident, James' Broa,dfoot, sr.; secre-
tary, Jelin Hannah, jr.; committee,
C. Dale, , Ed. Turner, Charles Rout-
ledge, Calvin Campbell.
Seaforth, Feb. 13, 1.674.
Elections weis held in;South and
North Huron.; on Monday last. In
South Huron, Mr, M. E. Cameron was
elected over! Mr. Thorhas Greenway;
While in North Huron, Mr. Thomas
Farrow defeated Mr. John Leckie.
The following is the vote:
' ; SOUTH HURON.
Gdderichtp.
Stanley
Hay
Stephen
Usborne
Exeter
Clinton
Cameron Greenway
209 848
262 240
355 189
204 272
264 236
81 ,62
197 139
*or ow*
1,522 1,436
NORTH HURON.
,
Farrow Leckie
kalif lel& 295 268
-W. Wawanoshi 187 230
E. Warova,nesie 181 199
Morris 290 238
Brussels '26 59
Turnberry 219 225
Howick • 457 291
1,656 1,510
In Seaforth, on February 2nd, Mr.
Henry S. McGregor, of Clerela-rd,
Ohio, wa,sr united in marriage to
Margaret M. McMichae , daughter of
Gilbert McMichael, Es ., of Hullett.
The ceremony was perf rmed. by Rev.
Thomas Goldsmith.
Seaforth, Feb. 13, 1874.
Mr. F. Meyer has s ld the lot op-
posite the residence Mr. Ca,rdno,
to Mr. Dunlop for $5O . Mr. Dunlop
will erecb a residence on it.
Messrs. Coleman & jiouin1oek have
let the contract for the construction
of an establishment for kiln -drying
and. grinding table and dairy ealt.
About a month ago /yin Reuben
,Clark, of Hullett, while in town, lost
$16 in bills. On the following day the
money was picked up py Robt. Dever-
eux, of Tuckersmith, jwho returned
the money to Mr. Cl4trk.
Messrs. Min: and H gth McPhail, of
Grey, 'have sold theIx farm, on the
17th concession, to ?vlti amuel Rath -
well, of Stanley, fax $8,000.
While chopping in !the bush,the
other day, Mr. Rich, ambers, of 'the
llth concession of H bbert, cut his
foot badly. The axe eaught on a
twig over 'his bead, a d the axe glane-
ed and struck his f
Wm. Nelson, of tit 7th concession
of Usborrte, received 4 bad cut in the.
face while °hopping lJn the woods, on
Monday last, splittthjg his nose and
otherwise injuring h/m-.
Seaforth, Feb. 20, 1874.
Mr, -Wm. Muir, clerk and treasurer
of Vuckersmith, died at 'Ms residence,
On Thursday last, from' congestion of
the lungs. Mr. Muir was a native
of Scotland, and in 1884 he came 'to
Canada and settled in Tuckeramith.
He was the first clerk and treasurer
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Dyspepsia, indigestion, Beleial.tig of
gas after eating, ine.an weakness,
ny means of its muscles, the stomach
should churn the food --changing solids
into liquids—mixing in the gastric juice
L :gest digestion.
If the stomach is weak—then food b
tit properly churned and mixed with
intotlgh gastric juice. Then you have
ePeli Ova dyspepsia.
OR "FROM LIVER TABLETS"
strengthen the stomach—just as juicy
beef and eggs and milk strengthen the
wasted frame of a patient getting over
Typhoid.
FRUIT- A-Trvr.,s contain the elements
that give new-- vigor new energy--;
to the muscles lining" the stomanh—
stinielate the digestive glands and
assure a copious flow of gastric juice
for each meal,
More . than that, ITRUIT-A-TIVE'S
correct the Constipation which usually
attends stomach trouble—and by acting
directly on kidneys and liver, put the
whole system in healthy condition.
Preti-IT-A-TIVES are a pecuriar com-
bination of fruit juices and tonics that
are known all over Canada for their
wonderful cures in all Stomach, liver
and kidney troubles,
sac. a box or 6 boxes for $2.50.
Sent on receipt of price
if your druggist does not
handle them.
PRUIT-4-TIVES
LIMITED,
OTTAWA*
of the 'township, being appointed to
these positions in 1843., and had held
these continuously since. He was
years of age.
At the' annual meeting of the Star
base ball club the following offi-
cers were elected: Preeident, H. W.
C. Meyer; vice president, J. Lamb;
secretary, D. Hogan; committee, D,
Stewart, R. Latimer and John Grieve
After the meeting the club was en-
tertained at a supper by Mr. 5
Powell.
The following are the officers of the
Cricket chib for the corning season:
Patron, Dr. Coleman; president, H.W.
C. Meyer; secretary, Cha,s.Arrnstrong ;
Committee, John Curry, Chas. Brant,
A. Dentioon, J. Digby and Wm.White.
Building operationpromise to be
brisk ifl See,forth as soon as spring
opens up. Mr; J. C. Laidlaw has pur-
chased trent Mr. Cull, for $2,000, the
let adjoining the telegraph office,and
Intends ereeting thereon 'et fine brick
store. Mr. M. Br. Counter intends
erecting a brick Store on the lot ;he
recently marehased from Mr. Dick-
son, adjoining Corby's store. Fidel-
ity Lodge, E 0. 0. F., are also pre-
paring to erect their handsome new
hall. •
A Guarantee Cure for Piles.
Itching, Blind, 63leeding„ Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to
refund tmeney tif PAZO OINTMENT
fella to sure in 6 to 14 days.. No.
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News Notes
—Mr. Henry .Wade, of Toronto, died
in the hospital in that city, on Mon-
day last. He bad suffered for sev-
eral months from kidney trouble. For
many years r. Wade had been close-
ly associated with many agricultural
and live Stock associations in this
province.
—Five 'hundred horses and mules
were burned: in Harper Bros'. livery
stable in Atlanta Georgia, on Chris-
tmas morning, The loss, is about
$100,000. The fire was started by
6afe blowers, who 'exploded the safe
in the °Vire, the shock overturning
the lamp.
—The contract 'has been let for the
erection of the new Grand Stand and
the Horticultural buildings on the
Toronto Exhibition grounds, to re-
place those some time ago destroyed
by fire. The contract price for tile
Grand Stand is $216,466, and for the
Horticeltural building ei $90,000.
—D. 1 J, Bereeford, of Medicine Hat,
Canada 'reported 'dead in the Ender-
lin, No:rth Dakota, wreck, is Lord
Delaval Beresford, younger brother of
Admiral Lord Beresford, of the Brit-
ish navy, and son of the fourth Mar-
quis of Waterford. He had a ranch
in the Sierra Madre Mountains of
Mexico, south! of El Paso, and another
at Medicine Hat, Canada.
—The T. Eaton Company, at Wine
.nipeg, Manitoba, were the victims of
a clever- forgery a few days ago,
when a man, giving the 'name of
John Wee, made extensive purchases
n their etore and tendered a check
or $506 in payment, receiving $825
goods. The forgery was speedily dis-
n caSh, in a,ddition to $180 worth of
overed, and the police were put on
—Aire.
he track of West.
Robert English, of Strat- I
ord, gave birth to triplets last Fri -
ay morning. Mrs. Englieh is the ,
mother of thirteen children. By her
Ire husband, Mr. Legge, she has a
arge grown up family, Her hus-
and is a working man, not overly
leased -with this world's goods, but
fforts are being made to see that
he little ones are well provided for.
pplication will be made for -the
oyal bounty..
Jas, Henderson, a well known ,
rid prominent physician, of Cobourg, 't?
as killed while passing over a rail -
ay crossing in that town, between;
we've and one o'clock Friday morn -
ng. He was driving home from vis -
ting a patient and not having had
full night's sleep for several weeks,
t Ie thought he had faliee asleep in
I s buggy. The .horse which he was
riving was 'not injured. Dr. Hender-
on was about forty years of age,
nd unmarried.
—Three business blo6lcs in North
ay were destroyed by fire early on
uncles? morning, causing a loss of a -
out $40,000. The upper flats of the
ulIclingS were largely occupied by
yrian families, arid' the flames -spread
o rapidly that many of them were,
eecued In their night clothes, and
hey ice their little all. It was a
itiabIe eight to see these poor crea-
ures, scanty clad and with their lit-
e ones; shivering in the street while
he mercury was 'twenty below zero.
—Sitting in 'his cbair by the stove,
ead-, from' suffocation, his wife and
aby dead' by his side, his little boy ,
ead in bed in the next (room ' and his
tile girl gasping for Me on the
oor, James Harris was tound at 6
clock Thursday afternoon in 'his
ome, at Niagara Palls, by his lit- '
e niece, who chanced' 'to call in at
e !house. The niece hasl been skat-
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in, and called ri.,t ;the house of, he
uncle 'to get warmed. $be geve th
alarm, and it was ',found a lid ha
been lett•ott the stove, which wa
being heatedby natural ga.s, allow
Ing 'the gas to esciape into the :room
—Mrs.- Goetz, wife a Rev. Leon
,ard Ga-etz, of Red Deer, Alberta, die
very euddenly Thursday evening. Sh
had been around as usual, enjoyin
good health during, the day. She ha
eaten a hearty supper, and died whit
sitting a hair reading, and
without uttering a word. Mrs. Gaetz
was the firet white woman to set-
tle at Red Deer in 1884, and one of
the first between Calgary and Ed-
monton. She was born in Nova Sco-
tia, her maiden name being Carrie
Hamilton.
—re. Argo, wife ot Ree.
Argoo Of, Ivan, was eitruck by a,
C. P. passenger train, at a street
railway crossing in London a few
days ago, and was instantly killed
Mrs. Argo was ridieg to her home
in a sleigh with a young man. As
the sleigh reached the track Mrs.
Argo noticed a train, and beearne
excited and jumped immelliately In
front of the engine. The entire train
passed over the unfortunate woman.
The eleigh, with its other occupant,
escaped completely.
—The young ladies on the ground
floor off ^the Langevin block at Ot-
tawa, were in a state of fright a
few days ago, when a bear mada its
appearance in the corridor. The'
animal belonged; to Mr. Samuel Cas-
sidy, and had been kept in a shed in
the rear of his restaurant, which is
Pelt behind the Parliament buildings.
It got loose shortly after noon, and
made its way to the street, and got
into the Government building. A
waiter eaw the animal escape, and
hurried after him. With the assist-
ance a some of the civil servants
bruin was finally captured and re -
tittered to his pen.
If you are Constipated, dull, or
billoue, or have a sallow lifelesd
complexion, try'. Lax-ets just -once_ to
see what they will do for you. Las-
es are little toothsome Candy tab-
lete-enice to eat, nice tn ef,fect. No
griping, no pain. juet a gentle lax -
stave effect that is pleasengly desir-
able. Handy for the vest pocket or
purse, Leases meet every desire.
Lax-ets come to you In beautiful
lithograp'hed metal boxes at 5 eents
and 25 cents. Sold by C. Aberhart,
Druggist, Seaforth.
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—The Education bill, which has
been the subject of much and bitter
controverey in the British Parlia-
ment) and in, the Country, has been
killed for this - session in the House
cif Lords. Both sides speht three
days in practically incessant con-
ferences with the object of discover-
ing an acceptable compromise, but the
Opposition found themselves unable
to accept the concessions offered! by
the Government, These were form-
ally presented by the Lord President
'of the Council, the Earl of Crewe,
when. the House of Lords met, but
Lord Landsdowne, on behalf of the
Opposition, refused the proffered olt
ive branch and moved that the Lords
Infest on their amendments to the
bill. This was adopted by 132 to 62
votes, and the Education bill was
thua killed.
Coughs, colds, hoarseness, sod other throat
ithuelit,s are quickly relieved by Cresolens
'tablets. ten cents per box. All druggists
—A peculiar accident occurred on,
the engine of the fast C. P. R. train.
running between Hamilton and To-
ronto on Saturday. When the train
was leaving Toronto it was noticed
that the engineer, Jobe Paul, was
leaning fan out of the Rah window
with MS head hanging down. At a
glance it was seen that something
was wrong, and the signals were
. Made for the train to ptop. The fire-
man, however, was busily engaged
with his work, and did snot notice.
the signals. At ,parktiale signals
were also made by employ-ees of thet
company who noticed Paul's posi-
tion, s.nd who knew that he was- ser-
louSly 'hurt and perhaps dead. When
the train was nearing Mimic°, and
the fireman paused for a moment in
his work of gr,etting up steam, be
noticed the engineer, and finding him
to be dead, With, his face covered
with blood, brought the •train to a
standstill. It was found that Paul's
death bad' been caused by a deep
wound hi the side of his bead, which
had, it is supposed, come in contact
with thei s;rrn of a semaphore or the
abutment of the semaphore bridge.
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CURED OF SKIN DISEASE
BY ZAM-BU.K.
Once more Zam-Buk, the great her-
bal balm, has been proyed vastly su-
perior to ordinary remedies, and has
cured where other preparations; had
signally failed. Three children in one
family have been healed by it. This
not only Shows the power of Zarn-
DUk, but goes; to prove how bereificial
its pure herbal ingredients are to -
the delicate skin of children.
Mrs. J. C. Bates, fo Birks Falls,
reports :the case referred to. She says:
"I take great pleasure ih recommend-
ing Zarn-Buk as a cure 'for skin dis-
ease. My three ehildren were all
broken out with eores on face, bands
and feet. Their condition was pitiable
and although I tried •various ant--
rnents and Salves, they did not seem
to be able to get to the root of
the evil, and the sores continued to
spread. One clay I saw a report in a
local newspa,per telling how benefl-
thi was for skin diseases,
ulcers, etc. go l a supply ,of the
balm and appliedwit to the ehild-
ren's sores. Almost immediately they
got relief, and the sores began to
heal. Although the skin disease had
-defied an the salves I 'had previous-
ly tried, in one week Warn-Buk over-
came the trouble, and to -day the chit -
ren have not a pimple or spot or
mark of disease on their skin. For
this grand result I have zam-Buk
to thank. It is a splendid healer.".
Za,m-Buk ie thus shown to be al-
together different and superior to
ordinary remedies. It is a healing
balm eompounded from saps and
essences of the finest known medi-
cal herbs. It 'has high antiseptic
power, killing disease germs Which,
s;ettle on sores and eruptions, etc.,
a;nd which set up festering,blood:
poisoning and suppuration. It cures
eczema, skin rashes, cuts, burns,
bruises, abscesses, ulcers, acne,
blackheads, ringworm, blood poison,
act. It 'heals cracked and chapped
bands; cold sores, etc. As an , em-
brocation it is also widely used,
and gives speedy relief in case e of
museular rheumatism, sciatica, etc.
RUbbed on chest in cases of' -colds
it relieves the tightness and aching.
All druggists Sell at 5-0 cents a box
or may be obtained post free from
the Zarn-Buk Coe, Toronto, upon re-,
ieipt of price, 6 boxes for $2.50. Send
one cent stamp for dainty trail box,
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Sa is a ion or your
o ey Back"
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From
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January 2n4 to tlie
15th ONLY.
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77 When we advertise a sale, we _mean what we say—that
is our policy in all our /IA vertising. We never hatch -up "
a sale, nor are we continually crying sale tile year round,
but when we hold our
llllual Clearing
it meets 'with success, because it deserves. it; because we
always sell at prices that make things real bargains. This
year we can afford to be a little more generous than usual,
as we have done an extra lar$e volume cf. business„ DSOs
quently have more broken lines, and
Remember the store that% has the best
goods at regular prices is the store
that has the best barains when
those prices are reduced,
FURS, 20 - to _31- per,
ent. -teduSion
This is not a sale of poor Furs bought at reduced prices) but a sale of
standard Musk Ox Brand Puts, sold minus the profit. Our ressork----wis lieed
the mon.ey represented in our stock. We do not, will not, earty fate, over
from one season to another. We are -bound to turn our stock rut° sash., and
we frealize that the shortest turn t� getting chit; is to make the -primi
wonderfully cheap, consequently. we say to you 20 to 33 1-3 oft any ur
our store.
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CLOTHING., ---
Overcoats and Suits
We have sold
quently we have an
clear, if low price wi
50 odd Overact
this year's
25 odd Overco
were
wonderful lot of Overcoats and Suits thie Fall, zones,-
nusual lot of broken. lines, which we are determi ea to
do it; so here goes:
ts, dress and heavy weights, all
ts, fine black and blue beavers,
e •• se see,. e we .•11... ...O.....
* • • • • * • •
25 odd Suits, roken lines, some regular $10 •
and. $12 stiits, to clear................. ..,,.......
50 odd Suits, regular Prbgress Brand $112 lines,
1
highest quality. ' •...• ,. 0 • • • • *I* •••* • * 4 •
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25 per cent. straight discount on all Boys! Suits.
Underwear, ali lines, 25 per cm. discount.
Heavy Mitts; Smocks, ttz., 20 per cent, discount.
Regular school stocking, while they last 25c.
Space will not permit further listing, but all we can say
is that durIng this sale the more you buy the more money
you save.
EWART BROS
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