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1. Barn Destroyed By Fire. ' children. Tl) -r wr.s and dwug:-(er$ Rock, Slide Blip? �phntft- . 6 -takilotW!" *10ber apple*,
. , a Ile, 4 lla.n MW.we, of Detroit; 11t; gh, , .►� 11" P � I
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. The fine bank barn of Urrs. Chas'. nr f1hieugo; Charles, of Desbarats (Fasbe.�kth, -a new, greatly Improved foll la�ppj" J'N. L;O" ,
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"Box, of the fourth concession Of Ont.- James, of Naagam-owthe Lake', powder to be sprinkled on upper or fall peam 'v,o I
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"Stephen, was totally destroyeA by Ont.: Mrs. M. J. Beninger, of Dtealirt, lower plates, holds falr teetb firm - 0 %R-. ell, D. Borho ;
I wim1bw 'peaws, . . 1,
�fire on Wednesday evening together ()ni- r,11d Uri. ]Fred Rdbin'8011, - ,Can T'ot Slide' 61"p, plurxio�, any van I ., IMLRae; three
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w1th the se"on's crop and three town. There was r.p special ceiebru- rook or pulp -but. No g.tilafty, gooey, varioWes of plums, 'D. B.orho;3 clus�
I rn,tT tache o ling. 'Make.9 eat ter of .
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mcaves. -Fire started when a 4,09 tion of the annive�isary, but many Pa te r fee breath $mp.es, R. Davidson, � A Borbot
lcbasing a cat overturned a lantern fl-jenfis called and Mrs. MdPhee pass- ;west andpleasiapt. Get Fasteeth to- ROOTS' AND '.HQ.L)D CROPS
-that for years had' been bang in ed a qriet, pleasant day'receiviullr the, day at any good drug storel. I ,
. - I Bushel eaa*y p6tatoew, scared, A
!the same spot. The' lariberla was o nprvtulations of her friends. Mr. . . SoNmJidb, L. (Couchlin, late potatoes
tT a fanning mill and the dog in vi- d Robinson an -1 his ,son, Ernest, named, A. iSchmidt, X. ThomplsoN 0 A.
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I irping at the cat which 'was near � oe here from Delti,oit for the oc- & Sions; SW elder turniM T.
4,u: .ill ,had .struck the lanterh. 7 me, two shear and over, J. Cowan, E. Tufr,Pbu'U
. :i�4fn end .this. week her son J,,,g., ��nedl; ,shearlkg ewe, J. Cowan E. COU01i'lilly P- Proctor- turrdpis, any
. 'Me fianios lspread mpidl-yj Some of Niag!wa-on-the�-Lake, -was here Snell; ewe lamb,,J. Cowan, E. Snell; Other variL-tY,, T- &��ill, '0- Smith;
1. 4 I with hiss daughter Wirs Grieves,. of .
. YNgs and onle,�aff weresaved. A hen v pen, V. Isuell, J. lCowari. whilbe Sold 'carrots, T. Goulchin, R.
. ,house was allso destroyed and �only Niagara Fallsy and her sm., Juni0i1,.
-;Iby heroic efforts was the driveshed making a groulp of flow generations. Oxford Downs—Aged rani, shear. Davidson; long tablt earrots, J. Proe-
- - -at Many friend's wish for IMrs. McPbeel ling ram, ram laimb, ewe 2 shear and tor, 11 Hoover; early Hbrri carro*
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the scene.—Exeter-Tilmes Advocate. much cot and sereme happiness over shearliftig ewe, ewe lamb, pen—. N. Cowaxi, W. Br&"; bl&Dd turnip
," she continues her long.life's jour- E. Snell, first and 2nd in all classes.
'Tramps Are Outfitted From Store atorset Horned Aged ram, P.. E. beets, IC. Clarkes, J. Agar; parsnips,
Hensall. . rev.—Goderich SiSignal. Dearing, C. Dadbroake; sheaTling O. Turribpjl & Sons, (R. Boland; win -
Another Case of Lockjaw. rain;, P. E. Dearing and 2nd; ram ter radishesy A, ISehu4dt, N. 06waat;
-VTwo fastidi+ous and attily-attired . lamb, P. D. Dearing and 2nd; ,we, 2 sugar niangollds,, L. Coadflin" M.
. -tramps are sought by police, of Raymond Henning, 18 year old son shear and over, P. E. Dearing, C. Hoover; mangold Wurzels, long red,
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. .Hluron County. Dropping off a freight . of Llyod, Henning, of ,the 6th conces- Danbrooke; shearling ewe, P. E. R. JHloovW, A. Schuddt; long yellow
.. 1. train at Hemall they entered the sion of Turtiberry, about �,wo weeks Dearing and' 2nd; ewe lamb,, C. Dan- rrjanlgoi&, W. socdlt, G. lQanepbelb;
, g.enerid 'stiore ,of T. C. JoYnt by re- ago had a sliver forced under his brooke, P. D. Dearing; per,' P. E. ylelUow igtldbe, mangoildl4l; R. Hoover, P.
moving the entire frame of the front thumlb nail. Little. or nothing was Dearing, G Dayflbrooke. Stewart; ,red globe marigolds, 'A.
.. ,door. FTow the racks they selected thought of the accident which was 18hrapslhiredowns—A,ged ram, R. D. 196hniil .
. . tsuTbF, to their iiking, and dragged, of a minor nature, 'but a week ago Hunter & Son., J. Thomson; shear- . VEGETABLE'S
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- I inatty shirts, ItieA, sox and, sport ex- Saturday night, pain delvelop�d, , and ling ram 1R. A Hunter & Sons, J. (Onions from seed, red, Mrs, Coch-
I -fords from the shelves. . Grey felt by Monday he was seriously ill. Roc- Thomson; ram lamb, R. D. Hunter & lin; onions from seed, yellow, Mirs,
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khats completed the ensembles. Then toms tStewart and Redmond were call- Sons, J. Thompon; ewei, two ,hear Briniblecombe, Dr. Grieve; onions
. 1-olding ,their ,own tatteirpid rags, they ed in and found, that the unifortunate -and -over, J. Thomson, R. D. Run -ter from Dutch sets, D. ,Borho, F. Bur-
-placed Them on -a chair, left the place boy was suffering from, lockjaw. For- & Sons; sibearling ewe, J. Thomson 04611; quart onion Iselbs, Dr. Grieve,
I iwand havenft been" seen since. Al- tunaitWy some of the anti -tetanic gem- and 2nd; ewe lamb, J. Tho6sison, R. IMis'MoCkwilmn; pickling onions, Mm.
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-�ho-ug)h IMT. Joynt, resides above the um that had' !been procured'for Bruce D. Hunter & Sons; pen, J. Thomoon, BrimJbIle,combe, Dr. Grieve; potato oar -
store -hie was not aware of the rob- Cani1pbell was available and this was IR, D. Hunter & Sons. ions, Nks. VIalker, T. McFadzen;
'bery until IMonday m'ornin'g.—Exeter administered, and Rayiniond, is re- Judga-4R. 1H. Harding, Thorndaie, corny Yellow Canada, T. Wilson; corn,
Times -Advocate. sponding to the treatrn�eent and is PIGS 4whitlel T%nb '. T. Wilson; corn, YeAlow
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Cases of lockjaw Bacon Hiogs--Boar, I year and ,,- Dent, A. FAgar,' % Taylor; 6 stalks
Wins First. axe not com1inon, but this is the see- er, N. -Wade, D. Douglas & Son's, Ol. ' Of fodder corn, D. Borho, XM BT+m-
. . . ond case that has developed in this Turdbull & Son.; boar, under I year blecombe; table corgi, T. 'Wilsons A.
Fred Ellerin' gton, Jr., was the W111- district in -the last few weeks. Bruce Jas� Cowan� D. Douglas & Sons, R. Edgae; ccdlelctoln k+f eolrn6 named
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-aver of the first prize, $5.010, in the Campbell, -a local boy was attacked Wiade; sow, 1 year 'and over, D, Doug- varieties, D. Borho, W. 'Swft; three
- Boys' Home Garden.,Club contest for by this terrible dis6ase- a •-short time lais, & Son 0. Turnbull & Son, Jas. 'heads curled Samoy, D. Borho, W.
I " the ,Exeter district and, Orlando Bat- ago, bult,, is now able to walk about, Gowan;, sow, under I year, D. -Douglas 'Scott; .-three beadis )I)rumbead tab-
, itler, of Zurrich, was second.
W*711* ' 1 bage, A. Schmidt, T. Campbell; Oy-.
I ,J, and it-is hoped that, this other un- & Sons, R. Wade, J. Gowan; pen,
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.1 'Staivlake, son ,of'Mr. James �Stan. ace, fortumte young man will 'inake. as 'inale, I brood sow, sow under 1 year heart calbbag% A. ScWidt, Mrs.
. as third and wins a free four-day
. ,trip to the Royal Winter Flair at To- rapid a recovery.—Winghani Ad- and slaw -under 6, months, D. Douglas, Cotchlin; red pickling cabbage, Mrs.
-xonto. Fred Elleri-ngtpn wa,s not . ,,. vlance-Mimes. . & Sonts, R. Wa&, J. Cowan- . N-st ill. Thom0son, A. Sclimidit- cauh-
11 � �gible for 'ithe. trip as it is only for B ,pair bacon 'hags any breled., from, 170 flower, A. Schmidt, WIrs, �rimible-
I . 'boys living on the farm. Orlando ayfield Doctor Visits 'Home of Many. to 220 lbs., John S, Cowan, R. Wade, ,corribe; pumpkins YeAlow field, C.
-Battler, winner of second prize, Vasl , . Wonderful Cures. O. Turnbull & Som .., ,Clarke, D. Boalho,; ,pq*n1pkin pie, Mrs,
-tunder the age limit -Exeter ,Times- - Judge—R. H. Harding, Brimblecombe, Mrs. ,R. Thompson;
'Dr. N1,6wton,13-rady, of Bayfipld, re- POULTRY squaslh, T. Burdhellol W. Scott; toni-,
. t 14 Advocate, turned on ,Sunday from a visit
isit to , Brahmas (c) M. Fraser, 'Minnie & atoes, large, A. Sohty4d� -Ma-s. R.
Wrist Broken As Car Backfired. Hiqnie & Clark, T.
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. Dr. Locke,, of Willia,misbUTg, who Clark, (h) Wil- ThomTson; plum ,or 'cherry
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I , . I . seems to ,have been performing ,son-, (or) Minnie & ,Clark, IM. Fraser, Mrs.,,Oouchlin ' T. Wilson; butter
. On Thursday last, George Tervitt, wonderful cures of, all kinds of dis- (p) -M. Fraser, J. Truesdale; Barred beans ((black), R. Hoover; J. Perrie;
. 19r., mail carrier on Rural Rout-- No. easels by treating patients' feet. W'e Rocks (,) W. Miller, Mirinde & Clark, white beans( ,large '1C. I Clarke, T. Wil -
':3, had ,'a, miost linfoirtunete accid.n.t. asked D4-. Newton -Brady .what he (h) W. Miller, J. Truesdale, (cr and 90A butter beans. any other variety,
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When he attempted to crank the -car thought Of it. It is wonderful," he p) W. Miller and 2n.d; Rocks. any D- B6rho,. J. Perme; white b—eans,
. -1he uses for delivering irrail 'the en- declared. Patients had. told him of 'O'Brienother variety (c) -Minnie & Clark, s1n`a1l,,,R. Ptrootor, L. Farr; c-iiwons,
-gi-ne back,,lfired and broke his wrist. some almost miraculous respults. We & Kochf-ars, (h) J. True,sdale ,Dr. Grieve, T McFadien; watermel-
. . An x-ray taken at Clinton showed ,.,uggested that hypuotisnimight come Minnie & Clark, (or) W. Miller, Min- (Ins, Dr. Grieve; C, Clarke.; muAmel-
-the ,break- to' 'be a ,bad -one, and Mr. ',nlo such dtreatment (but ',he scoffed at ,i, & Clark, (p) 'Minnie & Clark, ons, Dr. Grieve, D. Borh,o; pickling
"Tervdtt wil,l 'be , inc.ampacitated for the idea, He saw five, thousand, pat- O'Brien `& Kocheims; Colchins-, /,,. h, cucirtitbers, G. Caingibell, -,1A. Edigar-
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t,7�onl,e time. — Wingham Advance- ients ta-eated and talked with 'many ,r), Minnie & Clark, (p) J. Truesdale, table- cueumb " , Dr. Grieve., N, 43ow-t
. "Tinies. I of thom. and, having studied Vne art, ' i�h, ripe cucumbers, R. Roland,. 31.
1 . - Minnie & Clark; Dorkings" (c) M. ;
1. I he intends uMn it in 'his practise. Fraser, O'Brien. & KocheIns,' (h) T. Cochlin;' clery, whTtle, Dr. Grieve;
An Unusual But Serious Accident, Dr. 'Locke, ,he. -7s:;ys, must go, and Wilson, OmBrien & Koteliernis, (er) sunflowers, E,. Hoover,
pover, Mrs. Coc-l-slin;
. ' rest and relax for ten minutes every 'J. ,I,rues.d&le M. Fraser, (p) O'Brienc�olleotion of garden . produce, A.
,Lastt Wednesday afternoon about E'lo often dbrine the day, which. las, I
1.30, little ,Jack Shiell, son of Charles -'s -&- Kochems,; Game -s (c and h) LaAth- SchmidL'-
, usually from about eight'in the morn- -waite & Soin, (p) D. Douglas & Son, DIAARY -PRODUCTS
. . .. Shiell, loth concession' of East Wa- ing until sate at night. Dr. Newton- Orpingtons (c) T, Wilson and 2nd, F`ve,pounds or oMer crook butter.,
. Nvanosfh, went to gather the eggs as Brady ,says he saw eluring his visit (h) 'T. Wiloon, J. Truesdale, (cr and home made, D. McKinnon, J. Proc-
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was 'his usual habit. It was always cars (rorm, every State in, the Amari- I tor, 'R. Proctor; table butter
stand on, his I )
- p) W. Milller, J. Truesidalle? Minorcas ,r prints,
meces,sary for him to can union, as well as from nearly (c) ,O'Brien & Kochems, Minnie & J. Fraser, 'D. McKinnon, W. Taylor ;
-toe. butter in rolls, Xrs. Jeffries, Mrs.
91 . , % to get'tbe eggs bu� this thiw evexy province of C.&rada, people suf- Clark, (h)'bldnivie & (Clark, O'Brien
-the eggs were so far back in the nest feTinl, from artl,i itie, neuritis anJ Storey, 'Mm McKinnon. I
. , & Kochems, (cr and p) Laithwaite & DOMIDSTIC MANUFACTURES
-tha, ' t he got a nail keg to stand on all forms of,pain'ul twouble, of UmbF�, �-!on, O'Brien & Koehenis- ' White
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. I IsID that he could. complete .his job" back and arms, co -ming - hope Wyandottes (c) W. Willei,' Douglas ' Quilt, fal;c'
, in the y quiltimg,,Xrs. Nichol,
'The keg rolled out from undler 'his of find4ng relielf, niid he believes the &•oon., (h) Nunnle & Clark, J. Trues- C, Cunningham; crochet -quilt, Dr.
� ,feet land the boy was left hanging by t I.e. [m,enl,
at . will prove beneficial.— dale, (cr)'W. Miller and 2nd, (p) W. Grieve, Mr.-,. Savage; kTatted quilt,
--the neck. tHle was 'hap ging in this Clinton News, ,Record. � I I . Dr. ,Grieve, L. Cowan; patchwork
,wnannelr when he was found just a , °-
" lKiller, Minnie, & Clark; W-yandottes quflt; W. Anderson, H. Hoover; log
I -few minutes after the keg rolled out, Walter-Haacke.
any other rvaxiety (c) T. Wilson, M. . .
. 'but in that lshort time his wind was . . Fraser, (h) W. Miller, T. Wilson, cabin quilt, iDr. Grieve, :Miss ",IcKel-
" 4s,hut off and it was feared be would A pretty wedding was solemnized (or) T. Wils6n, W.MRfie.r, (p) -Mlinnie vey; appleque quilt, Mrs. J. Hoover,
`1- I I �a :,ndt recover. I Dr. Stewart was elent at the hone of the bride's plarents, & Clark, T. Wilson; Rhode Island "Irs', Jeffries; knotted. and tufted
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I Ile, Mr. -and ,Mrs. Wilmot HalacKe, of Reds (c) Minnie & Clark, (h) Doug- quilt, ,Mdas iMcCallum, E. Bryans; bed
:forr and rDr. Shiell Listowel.
boy's uncle Co in fancy stitch, Mirs. Jeffries,
,also rushed from. Listow-el. Dr. Me- Goderich townishipt on- Wedresday, las & !Son, J. Truesdale, (or and pi N. omforter. fancy home-
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I ltQreegolr ti peciurast from Lon4an,, was September 28th, at 12 o'clock, when Minnie & -Clark, W. Miller; Le horns Cowan;; I
& J -summoned �nd two , nurses called, in Miuriel Grace, their only daughter, White (c) Minnie & Clark, J. Tructs- made, Mrs. Nichol, Mirs. Somers;
. I . , to attend to the little chap. At thie was united in marriage to Barrie 'dale, ('h) )MIrinie & ,Clark and 2nd, Ocaydorter, Practical, (Mrs- Williams,
I tinie of writing the ladis improving 0ourtice Walter, younger son of Mrs. (er) J. Truesdale, Minnie. & Clark Mvts.- Anderson; booked mat.. Mrs.
. Sut is sell in a very serious condi- Walter apd, •the late �S. T. Walter, of (p) 'Minnie & ,Clark, -J. Truesdale; Affxi.es, Mrs. 1-lowe; TnosIt useful art-
,ilion—Wingliam, Advance -Times. Holinestville. Th-!, bridle, who ilj4:ornsl, ,Brown, (c) Minnie & icle ntude ftrom 1 yard of factory cot -
en away by '.her father, was becom. Clark, ,O'Bri,en & KQchems, (h) _J, ton, Mrs. Bri,mblecombe, Mss. Wil
Passes 94th Milestone. — ingly gowned in brown georgette and Truesdale, T. Wilson,. (cr and p) J. liars-,; braided mat, Mrs. Jeffries,
. . lace and carried a beautiful bouquet Truesdalle, Udi'thwaite- & Son, Leg- .Mrs. Wolker; pair of wollen. mitts,
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As nolted in a Trrevulouls issue of the of pink roses. Rev. W. T. Runt per- horns, . any other variety (c) i.'Trues- Mrg. Nichol, Mrs. Cochlin; working
. . !4signal,'Saturday, September 17, was . J Airt, 'Miss MeCaillum, Mrs. Ander-
formed the, ceremony, in the presence dale, M. Frailer, (h) J. Truesdale, T. , '
one of Goderich's of immediate. rclatijvies, while' the Wilson, (or) R. McLean, NI. Frase. n; man's i3ai r of Fyocks, wool,, fine,
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residents, Mrs. Hugh MdPh-ee, bride and groom stood under an arch (p) K Fraser, J. Truesdale; An- 0. Hemingway, 'Mrs. Nichol; man's
I 11who lives ,witb her daughter, ''MTs. of 'cedars and write asters. After COnas (c) -Minnie & Cliik .and 2nd pair of ,socks, coarse,' Mrs, Fowler,
k'red Robinson, Wolfe 'Street. Mrs. congratulations a wedding dinner was (h) ,O'Brien, & Koi-hems, (er) Min- Mrs. Howe; maple fwrulp made in
. . 'MoPhee was born ,September 17, served, the table ;being decorated in, nie & Clark, J. Truesdtaie,' (p) Min- 1932, A. Schiinddit: quart maple syrup,
�: .1S33, so that she, is now in her 9Zth pink and white. The decordtions of nia & Clark, M. Fraser; Hamburgs J. Perrie & Sonsw ,C. Clarke; honey in
I -y, ar. Though naturally she is feel- the -house ware carried out :n the (c and ,or) Minnie & Clark, O'Brien the com1b, 0. Russell, C. Clarke; ,
. ,l ".0 -ing some of the infirmities of 2kre, same colors. The bride's ,-going-awe & Kochernis, (h) IM. FrasQr, O'Brien honey, strained and extracted, C.
, �s,e is in rermrka�L4y good health and rrive, A. Bishop; 3 varieties small
. � costume w" a 1w. -trimmed suit/'of & Kochems, (p) J. Truesdale, T. Wil- Cla . - its ll-igbt and alem. Her birtb-plece ,black, white glover and shoe -s to son- Houdans (c) Laithwaite & ,Sondark fruit preserved, Mrs-. Garno-
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, -was iiemr Hamidtor, her maiden namc match,
and hat of burgundy Mx- N-.,'R,;iW1Z4;, (h) N. Ro.utledge, chan, A. Edgar; 3 lyaiieties small
"being Elizabeth Duiffes, .and she NVI" and Mrs. Walter left for a motor trip Laithwaite & Son, (cr) ,M. Fraser, light fruit preserved, A. Edgar, D.
. liffxl-rie(i.in the lleighborinfg county of to North Bay, Ottawa and other N. tRoutledige, (.p) N. Routledge and Borho; bottle tomato catsup, R. Proc-
S Ir. . -7diton, her husband; the late 11 J,p tor, C. Smli�tfi- sweelt cucumber pick-
. I ' ,. points. . Afterwards -they will reside 2nd; Bantams, clean (c) Doug�as &
.IlcPhee, being for many yea�s a on the groorn°s farm on the Huron Son, Minnie & 'Mark, (h) C. Dan, leg, J. Perrie k So,ms, Mrs. McLauch-
` i,6,00l teacher. He taught for a Bum- road, Goderich township. — Goderich brooke, W.- Miller, (cr and p) W. lin'; mustard pickles, R. 'Proctor, A.
* 'ber of years in 'Halton county and Signal. - (Mliller, Douglas & ,Son; Bantams, Bdgax; Aili sauce, R. Proctor,C
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plater for solmle lle,irs intArSh'field r0',Vy -0 booted (c) M. Fraser, 0. Tuffibull & Synith; ,peaches and pears, Dr. Grieve,
, ship, and concluded a career of 36 . Son, (h) 0. Turnboll & Son, M. Fras- E. . Bryans; raspberries� and strawbew-
. ,yeanl Tn ,the profession by tea&n;ng, ' * or, (cr) 0. Turnbull & Son, Minnie & ries, A. Edgar, f'Mrs. Murray; rhu-
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I I I A " lq- alx)-ut Six ye",rs in, 'St. Jea. 0 . n) . P, �., BRUSSELS FALL FAIR Clark, (p) (Minnie & Clark, M. Fras_ bwb and -cherry, 1Mr:.-,- Eckmier; Ar
is Upon his rA,f.- . Conditued; from page one -er; turkeys (old and yourig) C. Clarke orange mailmala4e,Mrs. Han-tilt6n, R.
-n..Prt i1e, and Mr.--;. �!<-Ph�e co-c't) & 2nid; geese, (ola and young) R. Mr- Mobaughlin; apple jelly, ;Mirs.. Soqj-
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- I live in Godericb, ,wilh their daug,h- SIHEE-P Lean and 2 -rid; ducks (old) Do%glas er.q -, 'Mrs. Thompson; grape jelly, Mrs.
ur, Mrs. Rol)'ngon. Mr. MePbso I & Son, A. Bisfh,op, (young) ) Douglas Murray, R. 'Citnning-ham; raspberry
- Mrg. ' Leicesters--Aged ram, E. Snell, J. & Son, Mininlie & Clark; pair rpigelons, jelly, i1frs. IXI=ay, T. Wilson; canned
. - ,Pa4!i1.'t: away fiftern years ago. -oie Cowan; sbearling ra�ml, J. Cowan, E. I curn, D. Barbo, E. Hoover; cann,&l
11 XcPhee r.,.as six childreN twenty ,any aige, Mitinde & Clark, Diauglas &
I 1; rap lamb, J. ,Cowan, E. Snell; beans, E. Byyans, G. Cafmipbekl; can-
- . ..-Israw0ildren, and nine great grand- -SneA Son; collection of pigeons. Frasert ihomatoes, G. 0am#b4elll, E. BTy-
. . . C. DaHbrodke; beist' collection Of ned
ares;canned 'chicken, R. Cunningham,
poultry, IM. Fraser, C. Danbrooke. Mira. Murray; pressed m(eat, C. Mr-
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- . I GRAIN' Lauchlin; hon -me . made soap, Mrs.
. ... JC Allowance for' Your .,white fall whest, A. Schimidt, 0 - Carnodhan, t, Bryanls; best.8 articles
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7 0; Turnfitill & (Sons, C. aarke; red fall'of food su .fo man'!
; 4 wheat, A. Schmidt, Mrlsq BrimNe- stippe I r, Mm. W. K07, E. Bryans.
, I � Old Lamp or Lantern , com1be, A. Ed1gar; spring wheat, A. ' . BAKING
L. Parr, A Loaf home made bread, white, E.
Schmidt, 10. McLauchlin; barley, 2* Bryan,, Mirs. Jeffries; bivwn bread"
rowed, ,C. ,Clarke; white oats, A. I
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11 I or condition.-.. is good for - .sbeaf oats, J. Bo,wma,ni.
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�, C c c t -c- , Ic r- new Coleman. The finest Pres- 11 � Applv,s--4M1c1Intos1h, 'Mrs. Mlicl,auch- .
. . I . sure -gas Lamps and Lanterns ]in, T. Laithwaite, E. Turn; haldwins,
I T. dCaniobdell, IX,r%. MidLaueblin; Tarn-
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They light instantly and PT07. I of Tompkins Co., T. Laithwaite, 0.
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I , . duce up to 300 candle power of Rusl,vell-, NortheQ-n S,piels, D. Borbo,
. I I brilliant natural light. New Roto- TV[ -r§, RThompson; R. I. Gi-d.enings,
I Type Burner assures continuous, T. Camipbell 'N. Cowan,- Golden Rus -
I . trouble-free lighting service at ' REALLY
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a . heronPippims (Fall), 0, Rusosell, T. One pad kills flies all day and every
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I your choice of any of the newest op T. Wilson; Ontario,, T. Canq�bell, day for 2 or 3 weeks. 3 pads in each
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1 no bad odor. Ask your Druggist,
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t � SSE YOUR LOCAL DEA ' LER Lailbiliwaite; Rib,4-oni Pippins, R. Prot- Grocery -or General Storze
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Establihhed. 1860 McLean Bros., Publis
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drs. Carnes -chane, ,L. Parr, currant
Mrs. Brimblecorribe, 14TS. Jeffries;
Sweet Peas,''Mrs. Stewart, Mas. Rum
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Yread, E. Bryariz,, Mrs. Murray; (bun(buns,u
sofa pillow, quilted,, Mrs. Muldoon,
erfordl; collection of 24asturitimm, IL
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vlbs ,Storey, 'Mrs: Wurray; tea bis-
Mrs. FoWler; vanity pillow, b1m'
Hoover, J. $pelr; colleotion of Roses,.
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m-i�;, ,Mfrs. lStoreq, and . 2nd; dark
Hone, Ws. Willia ny�s --table runner in
:Mm. - Galbr&ft Mrs, Williwms; cal-
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ruit cake vAthout king, J. Rheil, J.
dark Ihmn,, Wks. 11&;e�, Mm. Fowler;
lection of 'Marigolds, different varit—
>ryans; light fruit cake,, without le-
work bag, Mxs. Fowler, Mise Brim-
tiels, Mrs. Miodver, T. XdFi&,en; eel-
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ng, B.. 06stingx, W. ,Somers; layer
blew;w6e; hand nude baby bonnet,
llelcltion of Dahlia-§, Xts. 'Cochfin, ftm6
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talo, light, J. Bryuns, D. Hastings;
Alm Hone,iMr.-.'Fbwler; pair bath
WCall-=; collection Zdnnias, 4 or
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towels, 'Mas.. Nichol, IMrs, Mle'Kelvely;
'functy
more colors, IR. Hoover Mrs. Gal-
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Iroobor, C. MoLauchlin; sponge cake,
pair towels, ,Mrs. Williams, W.
lbrait-h; S-napdragon collection, R.
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OthoAt icing, Mrs. Davids,on,'Mrs. R.
Anderson; pair' pillow caslO% cm-
Hoover, Mrs.. Rutherford; Geranivm
Dlidmipson; angel cake, Mirsi. Gal-
(broidered, 'Alks. BrimlAecon0we, All -a-
in pot, white, R. Hoover, A. Arm-
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Yraith, L. Parr; oatraeal cookies, M)rs.
Fowler; nighbdTess, fancy, Mrs- Sav-
strong',- -Geranium in ,pot, red, R.
'Hoolvvr,
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Srin(blecoTdlya, lMrs. Proctor; cook-
age, ,Krs. Priniblecombe; bed set of
Mrs. R, -Thompson; Geran.-
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pillow cases, sheets, (Mrs. Ander-
ium4 any ,thR. Hoover, 0. He!Mm-
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Wihiazns; doughnuts, R. Nichol, Xrs�
son, Mrs. Muldoon; lady's'scarf, band
ing,way; .Tuberbus .Begonlia, T. r-
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;inclair; sin -ones, -Mrs. 'Murray, E.
made, Mm; Brin,blecombe, tMrs. Sav-
Fadizen, MIrs. R. Thompson; Rex Be-
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age; buffet slot, 3. pieces, white
goula, & Hower, Mrs. Nichol; best
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ground, Williams,s. Rillias, MXL5. Brim-
Begonia„ not Tuberous or Rex, '7-
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yowierk; gems or n-ouffins, Helen Kerr,
blecombe; buffet, sed, 3 pieces. color-
7,AcFadzen, CSmith; 'best, collection
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ed ground, (Mrs. Savage, 1NXs. Fowler;
,of ferns, *(Mars. R. Thonipson, Nks.
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71 Hastings; apple pie, C. Smith, E.
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pmfar1rt pillow and carriage cover,
.V�-Lauclhlln- best collection, of pofted'
-fastings; purnplun pie, A. Ax,
Mrs. Bri.7-(blecombe, Mrs. Fowler;
,plants,, W;. R. Tholulps6n, bh--
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-trong, O. TurabuMl & Sons; lemon
.pair gwest towels, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs,
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Rutherford; Fuschia in bloom, Mrs.
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-yie, E. Hastings, J. Proctor; raisin
WillilaTnis; hand ma& chair set, wash-
C,oh,,, R. Hoover,,; .best coBee-
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Ae. R. Ounninghani, Mro. Kerr; sal-
able, Mrs. Anderson -Mrs. SoTners�
tim Colens,,,Mrs. R. Thompson, XTs-
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FINE ARTISmie'Laulchlin.
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OR Painting — Mrs. Stewaxt,
CH111,I)RON11S, COMPETMON
)�les, Mrs. Bri.rr�bleconibe, L. Parr;
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Miss Livingston;' marine, T&,ss
Best ,pencil drawing of two boolft
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and vase, Margaret Scott, Isabel W-
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-andy, ,maple. cream, Mrs. Storey, A.
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Miss Livingston,, Mies -Grant; fruit,
Tavish'W. Stevenson; best design for
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KuTmy; c,DlIection"of candy, T. Camp-
Dr. Grieve, Miss Livingston-; animal
q,&hoolcrest, crest worked in color
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life, ,Miss Livimgston, Dr. Grieve;
stheime -Margaret Scott, Vingi'li'm
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aatek dough, E. Bryans, Mrs. Carpo-
portrait, Miss Grant, 'Miss Livlisg-
Pl=, 1sabel McTavish; best poste
,han; ,best variety of 'baking from
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for foothall game, figures -in silhoutto
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--ake (batter, Mrs. Carnochau.
Water Color — Landscape, Miss
or cut out, Bill Stevenson, Bruce
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Livingston; marine, MisA
Grant, Miss Living
,Moore, Hartley Rutledge; best set of
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Best collection ladies' fancy kork,
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Grant, Mins. 'Somers; flowers, Miss
4 wooden toys, Frank Rutledge, Fhwt-
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Mars. Somers, Mrs. Muldoon, 51're.
Grant, 'Miss Livingston; fruit, Miss
lev Rvtled,ge, E. Bryan -s- best he=-
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Brirnblecomibe; collection of 5 articles
Grant, Miss Livingston; animal life,
meed towel, 'girls under 15 years, A*w-
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Miss Livingston,' lAfiss Gwant; POT-
garet Scott, H. McNich'bl; ber,t doli'm
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less than $1 each, Wlrs. McLauch,lin,
trait, Mio,s. Grant, Miss Livingston,
sweater, girls under 10 years, M,za,
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Crayon drawing, Miss Grant. Mrs.
beth Baeker, ,Jeanette King,.
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-loth in.liaen, Mrs. Scirniers,,Mrs. Wil-
Brin-iblelcombe; pen and ink sketch,,,
Girls' Work under 13 years --Best
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l,i-am; filet crochet lunch cloth, Mrr..
Mrs. Brknblecombe, ]]!lists 'Grant; ,pen-
%tit, -+ed handikerchielfs, E. Hast-
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Mii1dGom., -Mrs. Savage; embroidereVeil
sketch, IMr,,,. Rutherford, Miss
ing,;, Virginia Plum; 3 butteon holes,
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Grant.,.
E. Hustings, H. McNichol; plain heti.-11
Mrs. Nicholl; linen centre with oro-
Collection amateur PhOtO'S, 'Miss
ming, Margaret Scott; darning, Vir-
chet border, A. :XcLaughlin, Mrs.
Livingston, C. M.P-Lauchlin; collection
gin.ia Plum, Margaret Scott;. patch-
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Rwhinibleconibe; embroidered centre-
in lin,en, Mrs. MicLaughlin,Alrs-
band painted china, Mi -s. Galbraith,
Miss, Grant; hand ,painted tea
ing, E. Hastings, 'Margaret Scott;
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,best dressed d�oll, Elizv�th Darker,
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Somers; enibroidered centre piece in.
Mrs. Galbraith, ;Mises Grant, hand
E, HasUng-,; knitted scarf, 'Mlnia
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dark linen, ilArs. Sinclair, Mrs. Som-
painted vase, Nfr-,. Cralbrairth, Miss'
Lowery Eva. Timiderso-n; block of
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Grant; piece burnt work on wood,
,q,,wilt, any patteria, Isabel..McTavish,
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Mrg. Brimblecombe, Mrs. McLauchlan;
John Speir.
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com1be; erribroide,red applique, 'Mrs.
single piece hand painted china, Mrs.
4S I Spelling Match—Briv.sels, Morris,
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IMfrg. Bri,rNblecoimbe; cir0woid-
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Galbraith, Mrs. Brilmiblecombe, Mn -Grey:
y Mary Buether, Jack Brewer,
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(teed hardanger, Mrs,- Savage, Mrs.
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gle piece hand painted china, conw,en-
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Mina Bryan, Leonard Lamont.
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tional, -Mrs. Galbraith, Miss, Grant;,
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stitch, Mrs. BTimblecocinbe, Mires. Love;
hand painted cup and :tauter, Mrs,.
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embroidered French or solid, Mrs.
BrrimblecocL Mrq. Gallbraith; reed
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Savage, ,,Wrq. Brimblecombe; Italian
wo-ilk, fernery, Mrs. Solmerst--. ,,�,''(v
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w6rk, work hasjk�-t, Mrs. Same Dr.
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1v1.eoombe-, fancy knitting in cotton,
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Nelvey, .]!Liss Li-,-ingston; wall paper,
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cro&h.et-w9,rk in cobto,n,:Mq-s,. Brimble-
oripinal design, crayon cGlored, Miss
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Sufferers From Indigestion
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wool, )Ws. Hawflbon, Mrs. Fowler;
FLOWERS
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child's fancy dre,,;-,.,, Mrs. McT,augh-
Table lbouquelt, Mrs. Galbraith, R.
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lin,, Mrs. Savage; lady's fancy apron,
Hoover; collection of cut flowers, R,
"Stomach trouble, dyspepsia. indigos-
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oover. 11%-s. Stewart; Pansies, Misn
tion, sourness, gas, hearthurn, food fer-
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1400allunn, 'Mrs. Coc'hlir; Phlox,
mentation, etc., are caused nine times
in ton by chronic acid stomach," saym
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Drummond, C01leCition, R. 1100vel',
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a Wv1l known authority.
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Stevoart, !Mrs. MicLaulghlin.; kitchen
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Mos. BritrablecoMlip; Stocks, R.
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Burning hydrochloric acid develops in
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apr(m, •Tniost serviceable, Mrs, Wil-
Hoover, Mrs. Briniblecornbe; Petun-
the stomach at an algrniing rate. The
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lianis, Miss McCallum; laundry bag,
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acid irritates and inflames the delicate
stomach lining and often ]cads to gas-
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Mrs. Nichol, INT,". ,MbLa-ugh1fin; em-
Dianthus, Mrs. Hoover; Gladialus.
trios or stomach ulcers. Don't dose an
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broidlered tea cosy in eyelet, Mrs. `MC-
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Spike, E. Bi -yam, R. Roland; Ver-,
add stomach with pepsin or artificial
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Laughlin, Mrst. Bri-nillylecombe; Italian
1-wna-;, Dr. Grieve, R. Notover; W� .
White
di,,.�eA= that only give temporary re-
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hemstitching, M", XelaugNin, MAm..
AsPerm, A. Xrmstronig, (Mrs. RutbeLr-1
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fief from pain by driving the sour. fer-
renting food out of the stomach into:.;!L
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R. Thoniqmloa;' pair pillow ca,se-, cut-
; Asters, pink - rorty, Mrs., .a]-
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the intestines. ,
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work, MIrR. 'Salvage, Mrs. ,Rto rey;
braith, H. Hoover; red Asters, Mrs.
Instead, neutralize or sweeten your,
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fancy lanlip sliade, MrFi. Brii-rible-
Co-chlin, Mrs, Rutherford; Mauve ori
T. lNtiltson, Mirs.
acid stomach after meals with a little
Flisurated Magneiti-Mid not only viillJ
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conibe, Mira, Williams; fancy cloth, 4
Purple Asters, Ruth-�
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t-rrordl. Collection of Asters, it.
the pair, �,��hnish but your meals will
digest natarally. Ther8 is nothing better
digest
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Ravage. hi�idljre clot'll" (Mrs. Rucbliefr-
Hoolver, Mq�q. Galbraith; -best Gladiola
tl,,, Bisurated Magnesia, to sweeten
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ford, lm-rg. Su,mer.s; 00(fa pillow knit
dii%play, R. Hoover, Mrsi. Galbraith;
settle an acid stomach. Your atoinatit
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in wool, Mrs,. R. Thompson, Mrq, Me-
Sprigs Salvia, Mrs. Hamilton, T. Me-
,ftsgad feels fine in just a few redrutteiL
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' isurated Mgnlel.44 can be obtained from
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Lailoblin; ','Oft pillow, ,(n-o%s stitch,
Fad7en,; Pen-ennial Phlox, Mrs. Gal-
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any reliable druggist. It le'safe, ftliable.
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made up. Mnso. Somers; sofa pillow,
brs,ilt* R. Hoover; Cockscamfl)n, Dir.
easy and pleasant to We, is not a la*ativet
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cii'Jbroidered in dark linen, made up,
Grilere, Mre. Coeblin; colloctiO-n a
and is not at all expensive.
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