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Ko I.kix Klan iM iflogitssa wank: tknnant *+*ms were pit in
An organisation weeder of the far !mese YE t.W lot* ared tits
Ks JUux Klan of 1Cakaela was held Meting went on record as being ire
recently in Wimdstnn. fiver of developing this perk. Ire-
_ Cfattea Ras a pees IftleekeY lAtter prwanMnts have bean made is ail
et; the A town he key l las n erste made for the ia.taliiAee VAL A�S
formed• is Clinton, woh• lour t.sams, ronveniences et Vittoria Park in ter -
the Harems, :Ft, rats, Canaddona der to tit it up as * tourist camping
and Senators, in the mitedule which ground. The
has bean drawn up for the month of parks carmines was
February. The idea la to develar also urged to renew its endeavors, to
players for future Junior O. H. A. get the co-ope>he gr of the C. N. e-
WflI Clintesr More Fall Fair Y its improving the grounds at the de -
The. Huron Central AA'ricultural Egmonivii'I tor, and Wife
:tociety -(Clinton) is considering the
-advisability of holding a fall fair and At the annual Congregational
a committee has been appointed to meeting of ,Egiiwndville United
look into the matter and mike a re- church on Friday evening, Jan. 22nd,
Port to a later meeting of the noeie- presentations to the pestors Rev. Mr.
ty. McDonald, and his wife, were made
To Start Manufacture of Soya' by the corrgr'egation, a club bag to
Clothing at Daily Date is Mr. McDonald, sherbet glasses rRad
,w • •, 4444. ,,,., ,44 44. ° a bouquet of roma to Mrs, McDon
porta were receiv-
n in Y ogee r*iltnro, Organ, planning to commence the manu.f ed fee
�fltOf. W. H. JACKSON -Instruction Messrs. McPwan and Ph.e *n are ald. Entitle re
f?iaudlolin. Gutter, Themes. etr. m all the various organizations
Studio and residence. North Street. i tura of boys, clothing. bl'oomera, in 'the church. Earlier in the even.
• knickers and suits in the'oid Jack- ire a bountiful supper was served,
following by a program. The re -
1. C. HAMILTON --Organist `Arils St. son factory at Clinton.
Church. Concert Playerg of Board. of Managers ah:aw-
npd '1'rTYaciherkd . A Buena Night Concert in Wingham Pert the
Residence at Mrs. Colborne's, St: Pet- in Aid of Arens ed offerings of $600 in excess of the
A Burns night concert was held in prevloua year, enabling the board to
Wingham Opera House an Monday oav 1
current off the $300 of remto pay
remaining debt.• night, Jan. 25th, in aid of the Arena,
and A proved a 'most successful'
event. The stage was artistically
▪ rirL Street. n
LEGAL CARDS
F R. D ARROW.
ilarrister, Solicitor, Notary :Public,
Successor to J. 1.. I11Ilorten, •
Phone 07 i)filce, The Square t. nierielr
DUDLEY E.
li wt'. Soltoitor, Not
tart
Pubih. Conveyancer. 'rte.
PHONE 27 )IAMILTOAt sTREET
SPECIALIST
Dlt
F. r.'R. FOItaTt it.
L•'YE, EAU, :NOSE, T1IRO;1,T:.
tete House Surgeon ;New York tiph-
tnaknie and Aural Ilo.pitat, sseistint at.
etoorrtield'e Eye hospital and Golden .
bait:tee Throat Hospital, 'London, 1'.neet
03 Waterloo :ate,Stratford. Tele
phone ?07. `5=T •,..- •,t:
A. Hotel Bedford, loderieb, yin the;
evening of the third Monde • cid curt
Maitland Preabyteriel.
draped in tartan and the lady ush- 'The annual meeting of the Exe-
ers were real brew lassies in their cutive of the Maitland Presbyterial
Highland costumes. pr. R. C. Bede met in Wingham United eb.urclr, on
mond acted a; chairman in his usual January 17th, the president', Mrs.
able manner. McKenzie, presiding. After devot-
Exeter Agricultural Society in Geed tonal exorcises led. by Mrs. Ander-
Shiite son, .Mrs. •Lyttle and Mrs. Gowans.
At the recent annual meeting of the reports of the diferent secre-
the Exeter Agricultural' Society Dir• taxies were given, which were eon -
Geo. Penhale was appointed presi- sidered eneour411g-.'a;nd a strong
dent, Mr, Jas. Jeckell let vice prote feeling of ` optimism pervaded a11.
dent ,and Mr. W. R. Elliott siecond In some places where the two unit -
trite president. Mr. R. G. Seddon is nig forces are ' meeting together, , no
secretary and Mr. T. S. Woods tree- annual meeting was heist. The en-
surer. - The society started the year couraging word, that harmony and
with a balance of $64;42, and after " good will existed between the units,
haying 11800 on the mortgage. and was sent by nearly alt. Another
167_for--repairs.-to-the- end -stand- encouraging feature was Ehe willing-
- .menthefrom= setteloek-tiH-•the rolloitleie---y'
clay, eitiesaisy,;at.I pam:
*CHIROPRACTIC
r C it lklO PRAtCr01i.. .
DR. A. N. A'1'KIlNSON,
1ergistered Chiropracter..Uoderich
(:hroele, Orpante and Nerrotis. His:eases
Con nitatiou Fete
• Office hours -2 to•; and 7 to 9 p. m
,-a - b ` apiritritent, excetetln Monday •
tend Tingetwy afternoons and evenings;
�tlrke flours on these days 10 toll a:ni.
oAbIY. ; .
Corner Gast and Victoria Ste,
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OPTOMETRIST, OPTICIAN,,
Wet;t Street. 4tvderlcli.
lionor.fr`rnrper►leof tire Canadian C�te
• firaketeic Collette or Toronto.
Eyes examined bythe latest rnetleods.
end the, proper tittin>l' of'glasses at woe-
-orate .price,.. Onire'rio Board of E'Hm-.
•leer's (:ertiticate No. 815.
AUCT'kONEE$ +YC
a rrliOJl:15 GUNARY,. ,
Lke Stock and General Auctioneer,
iaamiiton Street, Goderieh
State shade everywhere and a01 Mfort.s
de So 'give ton satist.,I ! .,a,
F ern:ere' sale notes discount.' 1.0
'ROBERT FUOttElitTSO:V.
onefitled Auctioneer.
Eiden Street.. Goderkh,
wilt' conduct any -4n:O tree County of
Burette t+'oe'inforreauon; apply t'r P. Je
creed nernlltease to o .er'''rs •,regi tth
him will receive prom»t, a,ttentiere
'''ARlif PUBLIC;, ETC.
l%y d.
NOT,11tY PCRL1C
General Conveyancing don?
C eorl. Corriisenles ltepreientel
Phone No, 298. t:odericda,
.G+ 'n1tiGE E..t:REENSLA114
C NVEY.eNCt1O AND 'NOTARY.'
Bayrkld, one.
INSURANCE
alifeKILLOP llt.;TIIAI4 FIRE leatJlt•
ANCI: `t�OJ1IaA+sY'-
. PA.l'lai AND ISOLATED TOWN Pii0l'
EE1TY 1'�'S RED,
• Value of .property insured up to Jan-
uery; 1910, 83,018,975.00,
0Fr'1ogne- James Connolly, Presi-
tient, •Coelerrcte: Jas. Evans,
(tent, .feerhwriod; T. E. Rays, St es`
Treks., aforth.
=E:r l t-1). 1'. Mc(iregu", ; ea-
forth;; J. G. Grieve, 1,i`ipthrop; mem.
Wrin, Constance: C;corgs McCartney,
'Puokei~sanith, Jelin Ferris, 1fa!'isiek;
Johp Benny vv see', ltroacihas'an; • M'i ray NOSE CLOGGED FROM
Gibson. Brut{ richt. •
AGENTS -4. W, 'Yeo, `C,otlerleh; Sandy A' COLO OR CATARRH
and grounds. there was a credit bel- nesa of members to co-operate in
Th
tie 1 'e f t 0 12.20. a to re'W 14.S.,of the United church h
an f S
eeipts amounted to $2,384,.85, and
Preps
ring monthly -programa, The
the expenditures , totalled $2,324.66; b p of 2.9°,0°1-
$86030 of. which having been spent Former McKillop Tp. Roy 3laking
in prizes and $397,50 on especial at Money Out of His Inventions.
tractions, During the Year the Turf --' Mr. Albert Morrison, of Cleveland,
Club handed overto the Society et wlio some time ago invented an elec-
gift of $525,11, _ i trie bell and hoist for electric fur.
Egeter Horticultural Society � races, and also an invention for the
• e:v op ng a s control o
The. parka .committee of the Exe- royalty of $6,000 per year on these
ter
D d i H' rt: f gas, is now reeeivifl a
Borti alt 1 S i t RI M i of
c granoon ions. r err son is a on
oceety at the're- S
,cent annual -meeting reported a very Mrs, Frank Morrison, of McKillop,
fictive year in connection with their and a brother of Mr. William Morri-
/-re- • e , son of the same township and Airs:
I (Wm. Davidson, 'of orth, While
t in attendance _at tui aforth Coi-
1 legiate he was one of t' e best known
!members of the old Heron " football
team. Later'he attended the School
►, of Science, Toronto, going from there
to Cleveland to fill a position as
draftsman for the Arthur McGee
Company, where he has since resid-
ed. This Christmas his ffe' pre-
sented him with a bonus of 81.800 as
. a mark of appreciation :. of his ser-
vices.
1 Clinton Collegiate Commencement
i
miner the bane
hot 60:0"—re/builds fired
muscies--- arms
w the body
through and through, and
wards off the after -chill of
violent exercise.
Fempui •athletes,, `airmen,
explorers depend on "Oxo"
'Cub a'lot-the' sustaining
drink in tures of strain and
*rots. . ° ,
The rich beef nutrir tt in
"Oxo" Cubes renews the
wasted .tissues and pro-
motes endurance'. .
Malcom habit of having
rn cup of hot `Oxo"airterr
being Out lie the cold.
Ratio tet d cubes :15c.
10 «
ccs
,,
CUBES
slot tiaeAT IUF Ecoreoarlr
The annual commencement exer-
eises in connection with the Clinton
Collegiate Institute took place on
• Monday and Tuesday evenings of.
a last' Week in. the town hall, the hall
being, filled ; to capacity each night.
The program this year consisted of
I a .musical comedy, "Springtime, n
John • B. Rogers production,. which
' was put on under the personal .dire
eotion of Miss Elizabeth Halley.
Miss Jean McMurchie acted as ac-
companist during the evening.
Change in Management of Clinton
Branch of Gunn, Langlois Co.
.Mr. R. W. Ward has resigned his
position of manager of the Clinton
branch of the Gunn, Langlois Co,.
land Mr. Ford A. Wigginshas been
, appointed in ' his place. Mr. Wig-
, gins comes from, the Summerside,
P. E. 1:., branch and has bad a wide
experience • in handling farm pro-
ducts. being particularly well quali-
fied .in the buying and selling. or
eggs and poultry. He is a native of
Eastern Canada, but is a graduate
of • Guelph Agricultural . College.
Wingham Horticultural. Meeting
Lcieee, Clinton; 'line. Ciiesn 3, Stet -
forth.;
.11..alluie.i1.y. eaforth
Poley Dowers can pay their
tneeata at IL II, Clutt's store, ',ode•rielt;
it.. J. Morrieh's Clothing Store, tiiiuton;
or J, H. field's, Hayfield.
FIRE INSVRA'NCE
Have it attended to oy the
Wf$T MAWAIN$tl SWUM. IfitE INSURANCE C0
Established 1878
Hemi Office : Dinigamion, Ont.
Harry L. Salkeld, R. It. No. 4, God-
erich, lyres.; Wre. J. Thompson, Aub-
urn, vice pres.; director*--Wn.`lric-
rtuillan, St.Helens; W. P. P.eed, R. R.
No. 2, Lucknow; II L. Salkeld. 'phone
40041, Goderich; Atsrt. Nicholson,
T,sseknew; Wm. Watson; :las. Girvin.
E. It. No. 0, Goderich; Wm. i. Thomp-
non, Auburn; TSM Griffin, R. 11. No.
't, Lucknow; Chas. Hewitt, Eimer -
dine, Ont.
'T110*.!ii OHHEits, T. G. ALLEN,
Tress. • Secretary,
BroVhi€vb BrO.
GODIERICH
me LOOM
PuneraI0DInNe cs
SISI UNISON'S
Orient erireetully intended to
se eft hnnra—rigid or day.
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Apply Crane • in Nodrils To I
Open Up Air Pasl'ags..
w,.p,y.,.ry.ww...--w.-.+ 1
Akt What relief: Your clogged a sic
trill' open right up, the air posters of
_Derr bead are clear and you eau breathe
!ripely, - No iliore hawking, • timelines
mucous discharge, headache, dryness. --no
struggling fox Urea* at night, your cold
or catarrh is crone.
Don't star stuffed up! 'Get a smell
bottle of Ely's. Cream halm from yronr
druggist now. Apply a little of this
f airr'atut, satiseptk crease is your nos-
trils. let it renetrate through every sir
p.sasge of the Lead; soothe and haat
Om swollen, infamed anrsous meabrane,
giving you Instant relief. Ely's Creast
Aibit is just what every cold and aa.•
tarrb an crer has lawn seeking. It's
root st+ieeat )
.Vilieeler
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
Goderich, Ontario
All calls promptly Attended to
day or night.
Phones: Fitore 3.4T; Home *T3W
-.i.,* R .* • a
Oiu (Irian r
ro wears
CASTOR1A
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The fourth annual meeting of the
Wingham horticultural Society held
recently in the council chamber was
fairly well attended. :The reports
showed that the .society has a mem-
bership of 266 and is in a prsoperous
condition. An extra effort will be
made to create an even greater in-
terest in the organisation. The offi-
cers were elected for 1926 ns fallow,:
Hon. presi, Mr. J. A. Morton;hon.
vice presi, Mr. W. A. Galbraith;
Mee., Mr. Dudley Holmes; first vice,
Mrs. Geo. Spotton; 2nd vice, Mr. N.
L. Fry.
Death of Mr, Ilolland Little, of
Zurich
Mr. holland Little, a highly re-
spected resident of Hensall and a
former resident of Zurieh,passed
away at his home in liensail on
Tuesday, Jan. 10th. "Holly," as h,:
WAS known by his Zurich friends,
came to this part over twenty years
ago from the State of Pennsylvania,
where he still Chas relatives. When
he first came to Zurich he practised
horse dentistry, after disposing of
this business he took up pointing,
paper hanging and decorating, which
he continued as long- as he could
work. He wag a member of the
Ilenseli band, and one of the original
.members of the Zurich Jubilee bend,
was a Presbyterian and in polities a
Conatervative.
Aged Resident of Hay Tp. Pasats
Mr. Barry Mayo, on synod resident
of Seaforth, pegged away at the
home of Mr. John Jeffrey, 14th con.
Hay, on Monday, Jan. 26th. The de-
e'eaaed, who was in his Rintk year,
was born in Quebec ps'ovinee and
was a resident of Stanley tri niehip
for many ;rears, having been in they
eemployrtsent of the Seawde►t heats
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for some thirty years.,
Church Clrcatts °Rearrange — In
Stepitelt Towsuehlp
A meeting of the South Huron
Boundaries Commission was held re.
cently in the United church at Cred-
iton, and plans for the rearrange-
ments of the work in Stephen town-
ship were discussed and approved
and'arr now ready for final endurse-
ation of Presbytery. By this new
arrangement, Ailsa .Craig will go irn-
to Middlesex t Presbytery; Shipka,
formerly Methodist, Will be assoeiat-
ea with Crediton and Reinsley; Core
bett, formerly Presbyterian, i�nll
close and join with Greenway, The
two churches it Grand Bend will
amalgamate to ° form a pastoral
charge with Greenway.
Death of Mr. lieaac Townsend, of
Egmondvltle
T
llt: a, the W. C. T W. await the 144-
W' AV at her ',mime* nokst enfieee ds
airs rweeterd her wort*. Her eases
was offeetiewtats and rsatatlaios sh
sorrowed greatly because of sever
gain seting her old haerae and sid-
koaae faces. Bis suffered severely
at Intervals during the last two
weeks of life.
WORLD EVENTS
'Continued from paj* 2)
ed States anthracite coal fields are
completed live menthe of strike, i
In that time have sacrificed Sit!
410.000 in wages. Coal production
leas been curtailed by atmos. thirty-
two million tons and in addition ter'"
the losses suffered by the .operators,
the railways have bet *00,000,000 in
transportation charges.
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Genera-. Debt Terme
Great Britain has made a debt
settlement with Italy upon very r•en-
erous lines. g. aly vrel'
Great BritainRounearlyhlytireIt. billioon
dollars, but by the settlement will
pay considerably less than half that
amount. a total of one billion three
hundred and twenty-three millions in
,sixty-two years, at the rate of twen.
ty million dollars a'year, Great Bri-
tain is livt'nit up to her agreement to
ask from her debtors only,enoagh to
meet the annual intereat payment to
the United States, although in this
instance Italy is paying considerably
less than the necessary quota, to meet
that need.
Cheapest of All Oils.—Considir'ing
the 'qualities of Dr, Thomas' Eelec-
tric Oil it is the cheapest of • all pre-
parations offered to the public. It
is to be found in every drug otore in
Canada from coast to coast and all
Mi. Isaac Townsend passed away enuntry merchants keep it for, sidle,
at his, home in Egmondvill,r on Sun- - Seo. being easily procurable and ex -
day, Jan. 24th, in his 744th year, Mr. - tremely moderate in price, no one
Townsend was born in Tuekerrmith_ should be without a bottle of it.
towni►hip, and was married to Miss Sweet and palatable, Mother
Jane Murray. in 1878. . In le86, Mr. • Graves' toms Exterminator is ac-
Toweend, wife and family of hoer ceptable to children, and it does its
moved to Tarbatt tonnnship, Algoma. -work surely and promptly..
BABY'S WELFARE •
DURING FEBRUARY
district. ,While in Aagoma five cli 1.
dren were born to there. In 1911
they . moved to Egmondvilie. On
Jan. 18th he was taken down with a
paralytic stroke from which be did
not reco•er.. He had not been feel-
ing well for some time. Mr. Town- by All Mothers
send• is survived by his widow and a•
family of four sons and two Baugh- February is one of tie hardest
tern: _ R.W._. Townsend, of Conneaut, - months of the year on little ones, It
Ohio; Jos. J. Townsend, of Windsor; ie a•month of cold, blustery dbys that
Samuel Townsend, of Egmondville; prevent the mother taking her baby
,Thomas Townsend of Rocky Rapids, - out for the fresh air so necessary,to
Alta.; Mra.,, G. A. Haney, of Sault its welfare. lIabyl is consequently
Ste. Marie, Ont.; and Mrs. Bernard, confined to the home. More. often
Nott, of Hallett township. than not ' the rooms are overheated
Death of Mrs. Wm. Taylor, Clinton ' and badly ventilated and the little
The -funeral tool; place from St, one catches cold' o grippe. What is
Joseph's .Church, Clinton, on Wed. needed' to keep the baby. well 'ii a
nesday of last week, after the arriv- gentle laxative that will regulate the
al of the eleven .o'clock train, of lodes, stomach and bowels; banish consttzt
-Wm. Taylor, a former resideryt of patian and indigestion aril in this
Clinton, whose death occurred in Tar -,gray will .Dither prevent or, break -up•
onto the previous Monday. Mrs. colds and grippe..•Such a laxative i§
omaiden name Ras. _ found in Baby'% Own Tablets, TheyMarTaylthr,a.+, Mz>C'ttwhoseirgbey, :ogee a boric uu _ = tild but thotrontth° in action are
F
hullett to ht and hadt absolutely $afe and they are, guaran-
wns pspcn. all teed to, contain neither opiates or
her life in that vicinity until about ether Harmful' drug". Ttso*
ten months ago, when she. went to fail to be of benefit to little nnever
es and
Toronto to bo with her children, ^ On may be given- to either the newtlorn
the death of her' husband fourteen babe be the owl
ears ago, she moved into Clintongrowing child.
years
she remained until her Baby's Own Tablets aro sold' div all'
re-
moval to Toronto. Just one. week
before 'her passing she suffered a
stroke of paralysis -from which she
did not rally. She is survived ny one
son and one daughter, John and Mary
Taylor, with -whorls she lived. in their
cosy home at 6 Ashdale avenue, Tor-
onto. Two brothers also survive, J.
.7. McCeugheyy, of. Clinton, and Frank.
McCaughey. of London, both of
whom were with her when the end
came. ••
The Late DTrChas. Barber, of
Wingham.::
Should be Most Carefully Girarded
The death took place on Wednes-
day night, Jan. 20th, of Mr. Charles
Barber, of Winghani, after a long
siege - of illness. Ile was afflicted
with paralysis in Septernher, 1922,
and had been an invalid ever since.-
The day after New Year's he was
taken seriously ill. Mr, Barber was
born in Haldimand . county in the -
year 1853 and came with his parents -
to Wawanosh township in 1870.. Mf.
Barber was a contractor. In politics
,he was a staunch Conservntive and
in religion a•• member of the Metho-
dist church. He was on honorary._
member of Wingham L.O.L. No. 794
and funeral services were under their
Auspices.; fle.was also a member of
Wingham public school board at' the
time of his afflietiote Besides his
widow he is survived by one son and
six daughters, viz: Charles, who is
in the publishing business at Chilli-
wack, D. C., 'errs. Robt. Mason,
'Wingham; Elizabeth, of Ottawa:
Lina, of Kingston; r Annie :gad Mr -
mice, of Toronto, and Minnie, at
home.
mice, G O D ER1cH
1•
dealers in medicine or may be had by
mail, nost paid. at 25- cents a box
from The Dr. Williams Medieitr4 Cb.,
Brockville, Ont.
ME,AL
makes your rood do• %owl
more good.
Note how it relieves
that stuffy feeling
sifter h
anew eating.
Sweetens the
breath.
rr d removes C
particles
front the -teeth,
gives new vigor
to tired nerves.'
Conies to you
fre.h, clean and
>ruet6fl�co;a1, .
tare
THE
Death of Mrs. Yellitnd:
Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Yelland, relict
of Rev..1 G. Yelland, died at 3 a.m.
Wednesday, Jan. 20th, 1926, at her
home, corner of Andrew and ° Mary
streets,' Exeter. Her death followed
slowly after bodily, weakness and
disease of about 4 writhe She
came from Tubb's i'13ill,, Carlsaye::
Parish, Cornwall, England, in May,
1868, first for a few manths to Belle-
ville, Ont., and theft for 10 years to
various locations on Pince Edward
Island. Rev. Dr. Pascoe, one-time
pastor of James 'et, church, wa:s one
of her friends among Bible Christian
ministers on the island, Mrs. Jas.
Howard, of Exeter, • was as a' little
girl,another island friend at the par -
Winter can't get into your
'',,tilt -tient eyed with a Coal
str kt to 11t,* Him —iu you let
the lit:;it Yolks .guard it.
We may not be :table to
furnish you just now with the
kind of Coal you leave been
buvinj;;
Butt*t �s'e have at voter service.
non
ge, as also was her sister, Mrs. plenty' of 6• tttiise•l�eoeallontas
Charles Wilson, Again coming to Coal and Coke. which Can be
Ontario her homes were in Camp- tlfiel anywhere you have been.
heiliord and in Lambeth -previous. to r Anthracite.
the "ifethodist ration. For about 30- its in t tl.i.lache.
Veers after the union she was. in you can t epond en, us for
parsonages from. Huron south and the best tuel that cess be, �C
from Llgln .west to borders of the
province. Always fee','e,, yet feeling cured.
the rraponsibilities oS life, she triedIHE
to influence events t•a the best end,her. CAI
Her work in life wa.; not Amity and -
much was unseen. Only now atnd '.0+4' I1' ,' . ° ,
again did her . friends glimpse her
helnfuln.en to those cro.sing here t C;rasi.l °1`�n Co0nath. Church work dainned most of
her interest. Drying middle edge her
r•.restrat artiwlty was in the ihbattt
school. The 'Epworth I.e,tdtiRr, W. Phone 911 - - Goderich
B. MUSTARD cOPANY
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Fresh stock of Sheriff's Jelly Powders to hand, 3 for 35c
A good teaspoon, King George design, given away with each
25c worth.
24 bars Soap, McEwenis special i 1.000
6 cakes Palm Tree Toilet Soap for - .25
i Ihs, loose Codoat for .25
6 lbs. of Sulpher or Salts suitable for stock purposes far .25
Just to hand a few hundred pounds of a rdatigo1 Stack Tea.
We will give t lb. of this Tea, 1 loaf Bread, lb. Biscuits
and l bar Soap for The same price as a pound pf any package
Tea.
Special price on large Flannelette Blankets
Special price on Farcy Blankets
We are cutting the prier: on Meo's Alt Wool Ugderwexr and
Men's Fleece•lined Underwear.
Good Linen Roller Towelling :5c per yd.
Good large Bath Towels - otic per pair
Some nice Table and Floor Oilcloths, different widths at right
prices.
▪ Now is the time to buy a set of dishes 10q off.
Free delivery to any part of the Town.
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plied Henry;, looking up from the apply Holloway's Corn Remover and
paper, "What is it? 0 I were to get relief.
dle tonight, would you marry s-
gain?"' "Not, tonight." in Switzerland. the rattlers, find it
extremely dlflldult to put on theic
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POST'S BRAN 2"23c
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