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MIER 28f 1919
I'uIJ YV.
IPERATION
I suffered from se
rich caused me much,
suffering, and two.
doctors decided.
that I would have.
= to go through azo.
e Aeration before I
could get well.
y mother, who.
been helped by
t'`eygetable Com-
} .mid, advised n:s.
e J try i t before sub-.
ttirgtoanopera-
n. Itrelioved rx -
im
t s. my tr:::1 ,Ies..
: , welds wi..hoet any
x •cr>< an who is.
'' 4;13 les to gives
�• stable Com-
e) a3 rata for
tee -D, 1421. Ftt
are s i ue condi-
. al operation is the
et on the other hang
been cured by this
remedy, Lydia E.
les Cemp .und, after.
thet an onert.tzon was.
v ennm rvho wants
ten should give it a.
4ubsnitL:ng to such a
exist, write to Lydi
ice Co-., Lynn, Muse.,
I reeult of many yeaxa
our service.
e patentee of a pen
a sliding sleeve tee
t soling the fingers,:.
ernment has decided
kilometers of rail -
ver obtained from.
service stations a.
ntly operated and
ctricity has been in-
hasinventeda mow-
fastened
owfastened to the stem.
tear vegetation from
than a bristle brush„
shade of a: hemispher--
!berr sponge has been
.
charged net, mount --
has been invented in
k holesale destruction
eotographing machine -
been invented large
to enter it to change
m the United States
yed by the govern-
► iznpr€rve the quality
nobile radiator in-
ce filled with kerosene
went the water freer--
inplement.
the imine-
ons.. You
rplements
enough
6,st. The
run in tail.
is tractor.
systems
on your
t that you
calla and
le Moline.
long,
gger crops
Come in
c.
oee
-'9•-...
4
a
�ving and R construction
The period of rec t► nstruction brings
prosperity to those 'th !money in the
bank. Are you in div: t class
make T.
a
not,If ' it ._ ., .
pa t to. open a savings
account to -dap.
Money makes money.
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SEFORTH BRANCH,: s R. M. JONES, -Manager,
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES ' Fft RENT,
te*art's Sell it'for Less
:ail or Phone Your Orders
eaforth's Gr
ready to Serve
TEE ILURON EXPOSI41011
DISTRICT 'MATTERS
LONI.ESBORQ
(Too Late For Last Week.)
Notes. Mr, Moses Brown, who.las
been under the doctor's care all stz n-
xner, has • not unproved and has sold
his farm to Mr. Harvey for the sum
of $7.200.—Quite a gloom was east
Over our village on Sunday morning
to hear of the death of Mr. Daniel
Mountain. Mr.. Mountain was around
his work on Thursday, and took sick
on Friday night and died on Sunday ACTIVITIES OF wO; i'
morning about ten o'clock, pneumonia The German national assembl in
being the eeuse of his death. The y'
-funeral which was meld on Wednesday Berlin has 154 women members.
eves veryelargery attended, internment Mrs.` Alma Cole is the first woman
being made in Ebeniggar cemetery.—
deputy county clerk in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. ''rit. Brigham !sited at Practically the whole town of New
the home of r. Albert Vodden on Sun-
dayis afterr:ogn, Mrs. Vodden is not wealth.
enjoying very good health.—Mr. and Rich women in China- give freely
Mrs. 'William Stacicht�use have gone large sums of money to finance new:
to spend the winter with• their on, industtles.•
Dr. Stackhouse, of Ridgeto`t r M,`. Queen Elizabeth of Belgiiun, spends
Mevrethy rest with an accident with touch of her spare time learning the
his auto. The auto slid down the art of navigation.
the
ezntraztkzne*nt while! p€cssing over ` About one-fourth of the entire popu-
bridge. Itwasa. miracle that he and., lotion of Belgium are engaged in in -
his little girl escaped injury: Hapton, land, has a�magneto in-
clustry ethic was established enti el
by the labor of women.
A .Finnish
fully developed.
•
" t five to six years there is a
leve ng of the permanent pinchers,
the chess usually being leveled at
six and both pairs of intermediates
partially leveled .and ' the corner in-
cisors showing a wear.
"Frons seven to eight the pinchers
are noticeably worn; . from eight to
seine the iniddlepairs, and by ten years
the corner teeth. . ,
"After six years the: arch gradually
loses its rounded contour and;becomes
.nearly straight by the 12th year.- In
the 'meantime the teeth have become
triangular in shape, distinctly ,separ-
ated and shiow the progressive wearing
to stubs
dustrial occu ation.
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e
'-ELL SATISFIED WITS
BABY'S OWN TABLE 'S
Mrs. Emile ilalette, Montpelier,
Que., writes:—"L have tiled` Batby's
,Own Tablets for some time and°• a,i
well satisfied with them. These are
surelyc'� digest medicine j know :yo
for .., o les." What Mie Malette
says •tads of other `zothers gay,
'Once they- `fie used tie Tablets dor
-their children they woulted useaothig
else. The Tablets` are� a ni l i .- but
-thorough lax zve :'`are o1nfeiv -free
from opiates,, narcotics ors ,fir har xi-
-'u1 drugs . a c tha e be v en; • to the
youngest baby. with perfect" safety
and good results. They are sold. by
medicine dealers or by mail: nt, 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co.;," Brockville, Ont. -
re y
government steamer
which arrived, in New York recently
: had five women among her crew.
The National Women's Trade Union
league in Belgium `now has a member
ship of nearly 20,000.
-;'fihe Wozn!an's City Club of Chicago
is Making a determined fight to have
separate- woman's police department,
Miss Ella" . Groninger, first • wood
to sit as a judge in Indiana, refuse
the first divorce case asked iii4eurt.
Mrs. Mabel J. Gray is the president
of a mining corporation organized ' in
Nevada to develope . claims she dis-
Dr, Ada Potter of Utrecht Holland
a. distinguished woman physician,
claims that ,girls ;should marry .at the
.age of eighteen years.
The Massachusetts minimum wage
commission ha._ s decided that the
TRE, RE .SO '...WRY - lowest, v ge that a girl can he .
The object.: in a rtiom whieh has decently on is X12.50 per week.
been ;wept at a given even tempera- Miss Ruth Kenyon, Who for seven-
ture of heat dill be all the came tem:- teen years has regularly covered a
perature, beteuse heat spreads from 28 -mile route out of Monroe, Neb.. was.
;ne ruing ta another equally. one of the ::frst woman mail carriers
Still, if you put your hands on vari- in, the United States. -
.0:objects !r., such a room some oe
them, N',•ill.feet colder than others. You
toncli the tiling of tothe fireplace and
that will -feel cool - yolt. On the
other nL nti . he upholstered furniture
will feel quite v ar-n. The piano kegs,
'Zeal � �'wood. of'the lano'
.;Y� cool, cvl�i fi �� F
and case" are ' is The difference is
due to the facet that heat or cold will
run through some objects mare quick-
ly that `through others. ` It will run
covered. -
through the tiling on the heart
the piano „keys more ` quickly
through the upholstering on the
nye or the wood of. the piano
and
than-,
When yau, touch'a , thing with you fin -
ver you suppit Some of the heat of'
your body to Mttez objt=through your
ager. If t b feet .esthe tiling on
the heart'ci
the heat
you get a c
ger. On-
-the uphAstery .
'throug. which the he'
„lou get • warm fees__.
lame reason -4, Thus,
carries the l teat away.,orrl :fir et
tact quickly we call a cold feeling ob-
ject, and " if the object touched des
not carry the heat away so quickly we
call it a- .war z'n feeling object,
';WOK AT THE COW'S TEETH IN
ORDER TO TELL B,Ett ,APF,
3i
keys o the piano
!trough it cluiey and
TpSion in - your fin-
, if you, touch.
futit' •
1.
Girl bank clerks in London have
formed -an association of women clerks
so ,as:to make a fight against the men
t}:are trying to usurp. their posi-,
arts.
During the war 11,880 women were
enrolled in the United States navy de-
partment, navy yards and naval sta-
tions -throughout
taa-tionsthroughout the United States,
Equal representation for women and°
men in the governing boards of the
federation. trade unions in Belgium has
been at"complished.
Italians take•tht lead in the 'sale of.
human hath,. the main source of their
.supp?Y being obtained from the peas-
ant women , of Italy, Dalmatia and
Swataer'1and.
.
POOR •TIMI ' mom)
B.aJNGs - TNDIG1 STroN
e aloud Rich and_ :1 By
lige:,Dr. Williams' Pink
un -blooded people .generally have
stoznaeli trouble, They seldom recog-
nize the fact tomtit thin blood is the
cause of indigestion, but it is. Thin
blood, weak, vr tery blood, is one of
the most eonlmon causes of stomach
trouble. The glands that furnish the
digestive fluids are diminished in
their.. activity, the stomach muscles
are weakened and there is „a loss of
nerve force. In this state nothing
will more quickly restore ,appetite,,,
digestion and a normal nutrition than
good, rich.. red blood.-
Dr. Williams' ;fink Pills act directly
on 'the blood. making it rich and red, -
and this enriched blood • strengthens
weak nerves, stimulates tired, mes-
cles, and awakens to normal activity
the glands that supply the digestive
fluids. The first sign of returning
health is an improved appetite, and
soon the effect of these blood improv -
In purchasing pure bred cattle the
buyer has the advantage-, of the
chance to refer to strictly kept re-
cords if he wishes to make sure• of
_ern animal's age; but it often happens
in brying grade' or. common cattle
that t e. owz:;':r has not kept a iwrit-
teat.,
o rit-
to reerrd of the, 'beast's breeding,
rends mater hew honest he may
be, his nor .. ry may fail him when.
it € entes i clex ng the exact age
`f :animalss in ids herd. In such case
it is a ',areas In p to the buyer to be
sable taL tell the age c o€ cattle, mere ing -rolls is felt throughout the whole
e.r less exactly, by their teeth,. And system. You find that what yea eat
evil is the zte.zessary knowledge for €1cee not distress you and that you•are
suek deterreinat.ton is lacking the iail3 growing stronger and !bore ``vig-
We prepay Ca a
t Clothing Store is .Superbly
Qu ---This Year more than ever.
.-e-Hero.. for Men's and boys' Clothing.
Creat Values in Men s Suits and Overcoats. Gar-
ments that are will an carefully made to give
the utmost satisfaction, : You are
Iways stire of Good Value Here,
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matterwhat price you N wish to pay for your Suit or ::Overcoat you. can' Always- get the best
value at that price right hers., We handle nothing
but, the very best makers'. best makes, Every
ga.rmerit is gOod, honest, come-back-ond-buy again
clothing. 'DOlar for dollar you get more styli,,
better, quality, neater #it better lined clothes here:
than you. v�ill find- in any- store in #lie County.
And—last bili not least—eve standbehind -every
garment .wed; sell with our persona. guarantee.
Come and see them.
PRICE $10, To
And Remember This
I talways pays hundreds of people in dollars`a
ceits to cleat here, If it didn't we.woulcf not
thifarge trade we do. It will pay you - is
yet snore than ever.
U . S, Department.
c f to fr 'I m.:t..s bulletin may prove
L�`}l�alm.11:
f:t+re have :1yr1y` szitidV
"lSotteeth
ell in tn.. l7, r maµ s• the tulle -
a c, the c4;t'f at "birth two or. more
t��:.�..caya�rc or first incisor teeth
.
i'c.# l.s, With the first 'month the
e. *t. t :,te i ors have appeared.
1s til c- approaches two
see ..rs c►f t ge the centre pair of temp-
4trrtrY incisor teeth or pinchers are re-
ed..`t =eel by the . permanent pinchers
which et two years attain full de-
vtt-pxne i
At from two and one-half to three
years the permanent first intermedi-
ate are cut end are usually developed
at three years.
"At three and one-half yeare the
.geccrel intermediates or latterals art
eut. They are on a level with the
first initerre.linics and begin to wear
at four years.
"At four and one-half to five_ ;ears
the corner teeth are replaced, the
azmimal at five years having fall corn-
pletaent of incisors with' the corners
orous. Mr. J. J. ;Murray, Regent
street, Toronto, hears testimony to
•the value of Dr. Williams' Pink ,fills
in cases of this kind. He says:—
"Dur ing the latter part. of 1918 I was
_t sick man. My stomach seemed sim-
ply down and out. I had no desire !_
for food, and when I ate it distressed
see. I was pale, did not sleep well,
..sturally got up in the morning feel-
ing' grouchy. My wife was worried
over my condition and urged . me to.'
try ` Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, remind-
ing me of the good they had done our.
eldest daughter when she was in a,
somewhat similar condition. I decided
to follow her advice and got a supply
and here is the story in a nutshell:
I have got, my appetite back, sleep
soundly at night, enjoy my meals and
ant so grated .with what the pills.
have done for me that I Strongly ad-
vise their use forall pale, sick peo-
ple."
You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
through any dealer in medicine, or by
mail at 0 cents a box or six boxes for
$2,50 from the 'Dr. Wirlliatns' Mediae
Co., Brockville, :Ont.
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1
rash Towelling
Extra Wight, good quality, suitable for
roller or hand towels.
Price 25c Yd
Linen Toweiling
Pure Linen, e y fide,. 'for tea towel's or
rollers;
Price 3 5c Yd
Women's1.!ai.sts
All colors, blac
low necks. G
made, perfect! t.
ite, rose, etc. high or
lily haubiti silk, well
Prig_.$2,75
Flanne lankets
Very sli 1y ilamaged,4 white with Fink
of blue ',Orders. Full §iz
Per, g.ir $3.75
en'(Woo1- Sony
Fine "lack, tire wool worsted
i .im kveigh4t' oft and warm.
case, med-
,F
Prue 79c
4
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- BeAvart
MEN'SFURNI.SHiNc;S.
MODERATELY PRICED
We never allow any store to undersell us. You can
always buy here with theassurance that you are getting
maximum -value and :minimum price.
'UNDERWEAR __.Standfield's, Turnbull's, Penman's Watson's, these makers representing the very best in Underwear manufacture are
. yciur guarantee for absolute satisfaction. Every weight and quality is repre–
sented Price $1.50 to $5.00.
CAPS Stylish, becoming, comfortable, these are the points _that recommend our
Caps but the real attraction is the reasonable price. Price 75c to 2,44t
SHIRTS AND TIES 'rhe Christmas Ties and Shirts are arriving and
what beauties ies the are. There is
an extra
effort
all along the line in Christmas furnishings. Come in and look them over, -
Prices—Ties---50c to 52.00. Shirts—S0 to ernett
iso,
Women's
inter Coats
Beautiful New Creations in Attract-
ive Styles. at Reasonable Prices
These are not ordinary
blit are made in strict keeping with
advanced styles. Their very ' ap-
pearance is suggestive of cozv com-
fort and refined taste,
You will be delighted with the
many new ideas that find expres-
sioni. these new garments.
Price
to X65.00
71.
IF WE MED
12 CENT ER UN
tewar
DRIE
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