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TOE CLI TGN NEW ERA
October 4t 1901
PTION
oiotthink
for a single
moment hat
consumption
will t icr strike
you a sudden
blow. It does
not come that
way. .
It creeps its
wayalong. •
irst you
think it s a
little cold,
nothing but a
little hacking
'COgghl then a little loss
in weight • then a harder
Gough; then the fever
and the night sweats.
Better stop the disease
while ft is yet creeping
Better cure your cough
today.
You: can do it with. `7-4
The pressure on the
chest is lifted, that feei,
ing of suffocation is re
moved__, and Tau are cur.
ed. You Can stop that
little cold with a 25 cent
will need a 50 cent size;
if it's on the lungs the
one dollar size will be
most economical. . •
cherry Pectoral to all my patrons.
I am agog it new hamyowaramily.
Porta/fro srifeal sure %Ted
Write the Dotter at anytime. 'Af.
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GILDING POWDERS ARE MADE
COPPER AND SPELTER,
)torw tote MAtterloa mat Glues tee
alining, westnlllo Finish to titterer
soil Picture ieresuee ile, Produced..
Gold Leat Without Gold,
I.), 1 l,ciciuley and Ltoollegeit,
The late McKinley was of Scotch.
Otr 1 Irish auceetory, The Bret of his an.
ce tors borte in the United States was
his greab.geandrather. Mr McKinley
as born in Ohio, 1818, and wag the
seventh of riga ehildcen`. [i -e - ablated -
his career as a school teacher, and
now musty persons who ege the sh
ing gold In eolored printing and
mirror and pleture framers know t
gold does not enter at all into the co
position of the stuff that produees th
golden &Zech)?
The ebilling metallic effect F
rimed by a line powder made !gem
mixture of bronze and smelter. T
offers the cheapest anti helot noectne
giving the rleb surfece demanded
wall papers, printing, lithography, fre
coing and in a vast range of manuf
tured articles of wood, paper and Ire
The material used its so called Dut
Metak an alley of copper and spelt
The .relative , proportions, are varied
prodluce different colons. Tire larg
the percentage of epelter the lighter
more yellowleh will be the tint of tb
The copper and epeiter are smelted
graphite crucibles coetalning about 4
pounds of metal; which, when, co
pletely fused, is run off into Mold
forming half round ingots two fe
long '1st' half an ineh In. thickneas, Aft-
er cooling theee are bound into bundl
and sent to the rotting nail', where the
are passed cold nine times through
double eet of steel .rolle under en
mous Oressure. This flattens them
drawe them mot into thin ritobons fro
50 to 60 feet long and something me
than one Ina. ride. (Cold rolling u
der snch extreme pressure makes th
metal brittle, So it pASKOM to the a
fleeting furnace, which is heated b
wood fire, aa the sulphur in coal o
coke 'would be %furious to the ribbon
ductile by annealing,,,they.are cleanse
in an atcld .bath,' cut into lengths o
about three feet and collected In bit
les of 40 or 50 strips each, They .ar
aid between sheens of zing and .passe
trips(- tit .tbe thlpeese of 'tissue .paper
nd great skill' must be exercis'ed t
(ter the third beating the.metral strip
re taken from betireen the sheets o
Mit, loosened from each Other en
filtrate of potassium. The eleanieg
epeeted after' the last beating, and .th
beet& are hung on lines to dry. In th
egMning 'the. roiled stripe are a du
ray metallte color,- at the denrth beat.*
ng the .yellowirsh colot begins to. show
rol (after the trix.th they are clear au
The defective leaves -are then tbrOwn
ut and the perfect ones get into 'mat
nuares, which are laid together' hy
and in pickets of several hundred
eh and inelotied w.ithtxt an 'envelop*
f sheet braes.' The packets rebarn to
he annealing furnace, whet* theY. aro
nd then- go to the. beater's; where they
re,reduced tinder 'flattening hammers
the thinness Of real gold leaf, ep thin
bat it can be . blown away' by the
T• he Mantofticture. of bronze' powder
Oasts in. grading, clipping •and put -
e• n, Impalpable pewder and, _la On In-
ustry •of comparatively recent date.
111z tbe Imperfect leaves which
came as waste from the °beaters of
Id,,tifider and bronZe. These were
on
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Alfred Daniels. North Dresden ki
spected eitizera, dropped dead on 'Mon-
day evening while milking his cow,
Heart failurewas the rause. "
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THIS VETERAN'S FIGHT
In the day* of the Roarolution
be wal-ini-thlisiderarvlat
In later years surrendered to
disease, but South American
Kidney Oure gave him hie
veteran• .% the Ameritan war, now customs
et Smith American kidney Curet—"/ ha
...ffir, town clerk and a prom%ent, citizen, esti;
found It & wonderful specific le my vas%
suffered a great deal from Bladder end Kidney
troubles, and one bottle entirely cured me. 1
ink it a boon to mankind." Curtain all stages
'and gives relief ia six hours. 241
fif,ee• n year°, committed Feticide by
disagreerneat -with her lover.
Much is t -p .k.-ri -old written dill, g ut
these times alien) this mvsierielis .
method of treet if .g ilisea4e. Vise in 'Ht. lo
a
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a
to
co
ev
t by hand Into fine clippings and
en ground to powder In band mills of
mple construction. With the lapse of
healing which h;fve seine uuder tile
notice of tbe waiter h are hetes thiee
used. This prepatat ion seems to !twee „ti
magical p owers in lit ripping t he di aid tr
ful itching burning sensations of 8 .1) 'er
regailarly makes the cure • thorough -.is
Me and the Spread of artistic %elute
lee the uses of bronze &seder' M-
ensal, until the demand far ' outran
6,supPly ;mate, and the leaf metal
Tbe beating process flattens . out a
und of copper and spelter alloy to an
- of about 500 square feet, and in
5 condition the square sbeets aa they
md trom the brass envelopes are
eared Into small fragments and rtne
d With olive oil Cart:nigh a /steel sieve
flog ten meshes te the Inch and then
seed to the stamping and grinding
clithes, where they are pulverize'd by
am or water power to the bronze .
wder of commerce. The grinding
upies from one to four hours, ac -
ding to the grade or quality of the
✓ grades, from coarse to euperfine.
e superfluous oil Is removed by heat.
under pressure, and the powder
then carried Into eentrifustal clad-
s, or grading ruaehlues, which, turn. -
at a high speed, expel the poyder
ough tine orifices "in tbe form of
t, which make on inclosed shelves,
ording to weight and fineness, tlie
finer .particles at the top, the coarser
below, and In thls Way the powder
divided Into itS various grades.
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In one of the old Castles of -northern tiff
'England visitors are shown tWo MOM' co
which are gonnected' 'with each otheLtor • fib
singular mechanism. Each mem . be
joined by an. alcove, used as a 'sleeping
room apertment and the floor* of the ad.
joining alcoves turn en a pied in the eat. Pa
der of the partition wall. nut
-of one of the ancestors of the preeent pro po
and found great pleasure in frightening. cot
and mystifying .his guests.
When one had gone to bed in the green' •
room and the other in the blue, the floore
Th
were --turned. en their pivots, an . on
awakening -the visitor' found Ohnsalt la ing
strange qbarters, with clotlfes that were :Is
not his own.. fief
• It Is said that tills/fun loving lord lost frig
*midi inheritance by' disturbing the reet. eer
ful momenta of a wealthy mint, who atty. „Ins
er forgave the trick her nephew Wised
LU1E
SECURITY..
Genuine
Carter s
Little Liver. Pills.
Must Bear signaturept
See PerAiseilo Wrapper Salem
err small nag as aewt .
to take as Sugar"
;Pilo viers it NH 011.100$Ntita
,t ..,..... jr4El SALLOW SICill.
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How thititoinis
Sho--In sane parte of Australia
when a roan marries each of the bride's'
relatives atrikes WM with a stick by -
wed/ of welcome Into the fatally.
Ffe—Yee, and In many parts of Amer.
Ica when a man marrlesfiach or the
bride's relatives strikes him with a
loan by way of welcoming him bite the
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Traveling sesperiesette.
Mother—Mr. I hope my little bey
doesn't worry` you by hie fretting Mad
trying. Ile islet well, or he wouldn't
bet so.
Mr. Man—Oh, rm. All children act
that way. Ism. used to lt—in fact, 1
bavelet seen a Well child tor 20 years.
A. matt stonld not be blamed for the
Mistakes he- make% 110 ehould be cred-
ited as he prone by tberne-Atebbana
Is now easily diva/kiwi by pairing natio.
'tette delcitruotive dregs into the etotriaohmtit
haft then good, brit the soothing, heeling
the lungs end bronchial tubes eannot fail to
Sell 280 end eh
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the age of 18 yeers, and on the break
mg out of the American W4P. he en..
third Ohio regiment. ffe slanted
throughout the War and attained tO
the rank of major. took pere in
all the engagements)/ of his regiment,
and was never ebsent a day on sick
leave. At the close of the' war he
studied law in Canton, Ohio, where
he practised sucoessfully for several
',ream He woe a member of Congress,
Governor of hie State. and filled many
minor positions before attaining to the
Presidency. It is said that he leaves
an estate valued at $75,000, most of
which has been saved out of his salary
as P,,resulent, as he was a poor man
when elected to them position. Aire
McKinley survives him, although in
very delicate health, and they had no
Theodore Roosevelt, 'the new Pres.
Iclent of the United States, is only 45
years of age. He is the youngest man
who ever occupied the position of
Prefident. He re a University grad.
uate and a la,wyer by profession; but
earliet life spent some years on a
TaXas ranch. He served in the Cuban
war, being Oolovel of the Rough Riders
several Years in New York eit,politice.
where he had a purifying Influence
and did good work, Previous to his
election as vice•President, a year ego.
he was Governor of the State of New
York. He is, alsot an author of some
repete, having written and published
several books, besides being a proliftc
contrtbutor tor several of the best
Anaerican magazine% With his many
other accompliehmente he is quite an
athelete, and thought little of a tramn
of twenty miles at a sfretch He is a
man of ability and firnaness of
character, pernans more so than his
"predecessor in ofiloe. He has always
Veen -on the side of the, people as op.
posed to the trusts, combines and
DEA:FNEss oimioT BE CURED
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By local applications as they cannot
reach the diefeteediportion of the ear. There
is oely ene way to' ours daftness, and that •
is by constitutional iemedies. Deetneee is
infused by an baflarned 'condition. of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian tubs.
When the tube is inflamed you- have a
rumbling sound or iroperfent hearing and
when it is entirely Mimed daftness is tha
remit, and unleee the holism:esti= can be
taken out and ibis tube restored to its nor-
ma condition -hearing will be destroyed for-
ever; nine oases out ef ten are aimed by
catarrh, which is nettling but .an %timed
condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One hundred dollare for any
case of cleafnees oansedby catarrh that can -
mit be cured by !fall's Catarrh Cure. Send
(or dander, free.
sold by druggiste, 75o,
Rail's Family rifle are the beet.
Pane 's Co10 ry Compound.
Ora Cleat clld GO plicated
-- Cesar --osseus
" It Banishes Every Trace o_f_
„ Poisonous Acid from
the Blood,
ilea 1$14e More. Vermanent,and
• the World.
All rheunnatie sufferers dread the var-
iable and trying weather of October
and Novernbe:. &Meters from various
forms of rheumatism-- articular, muo.,
—stiffer more intensely in the autUnin
rains and night frosts, aggravate exist.
ing misery end agony,
_ Thousands of victinos of rheumatism
have come back from summer health
rascals Only to find thenoselves as %idly
tortored and crippled act they were bes
fore they started for their Ube Meccas
pf health. Mineral springer bath and
massage eysteme can never drive out
the inorbicl principle of terrible rheum-
atism, from the bloodataci joints.
Careful medical tests and a louv. ex,
Compound is, the only agent and medi.
tine for the cure of all forme of rheum
'Ohm, and succeeds when everything
else fails,- With a confidence created
tories aver rheurnatism,we urge suffer -
log men and wora011 tO use Patne's Cel-
ery. Compound. Its marvellous virtues
will meet -your case end do for- you
Vwhanacte?Bhaarsride.°Orient, rsa°yteh?re'' 'Mrs j.
(1I am happy to say have taken
results. I had sciatica, so badly that I
could not turn in bed or walk withbut
help, and for a period of three weeks
was helplessly laid up and suffered
pain that at times,was almost unbear-
able.
"I tried many medicines. but all in
vain. I was afterwards recointnended
to try Paine's Celery Compound. I us-
ed six bottle and am entirely cured and
onjoy geed health. I take great pleae- •
ure in recommending the valuable
medicine thet cured me," '
A ailian apples ere now soldin the
Vaen market at. from 5 'cents to 10
,..zents each, choice ones even highet.
The apples aro tole, and of fine taste;
they are packed and shipped in -small,
lone boxes containing .eitch 100 apples.
Each apple is wrapped in tissue paper,
and they are packed in wood wool
(excelsior) and the leaves ot cbrn husk%
They stendtbe sea transportation well,
'and also the transpoq by rail from
Hamburg to Vienna, which fakes from
five to six days, The apples are wen se-
lected, and show no spote or damage
Of the ttirtles it nost be saki that
they represent the most ncient type or
all vertebrates, reseznbling closely AS
they do the reptiles of their kind which
existed so far back as the mesozoie era.
There were sett tortoisee during that
epoch which measured 20 feet - in spread
of flippers, &tile Rome tertiary tore
toisea were riot less big in body, meas.
nring 12 feet from bead to tall.
bridges in. _brief Westinineter
.10 1770. Waterloo bridge in 1811 end
pliened on . June ..18, .18-17;• Southviark
iron bridge In 1814 and Onished la
1810 'and. the preset% London 'bridge
"Haven't yon eny *positive opinions
Iona, _you see, a man doesn't have tO
wear himself 'Out backing them up.4
A Delusion.
Willie—Those goldfish yott sent home
Slimsoli—ilotv do you know?
"Why, I took them ott of the water,
and 'they turned btown in 15 minutes.*
It Is a mistake to suppose that it 10
always the list straw which breaks
of Cod Liver
GIVE YOU AN APPETITEI'
W WANK% %UV" Sra iE191
MAKE YOU WELL
Dr, ButgAert, Mod. Supt.ogthOProt.negpliotl
for Jenne, M•mtreal, prosoribos it constantly
end glyea um no: aliment to tufo Menai:no.
writes they bewliillso usild it rah the beat results.
DAMS dsl,AtelteXce .00., Limited,
BRITISH
Pe
TROOP OIL
• LINIMENT
Opts $0404 Brake*. Stiff joints. Meg add
of low*, Coughs, Co* Col:Molted
and -all Pabdtti Swellings.
A 1.A1100 114011.S. 2040.
With lirlOt's Disease.
tertsitter Disease—A Meatier,' of the
. Puce Certifiers to the Care by Dr.
Mr. dames Dellthunt, e. much respect-
ed resident or Con:moon, Ont, stades:—
"1 waS a sufferer from Bright's Disease.
for Several years, and at times the tor-
tures of rabid and body were almost be-
yond endurance. The pains were in ml
head, between the shoulders and down
the whole spine, concentrating across
-the kidneys, where ,Z was never entire-
im free. from., Wtten got UP in
the morning wilif-about bent over
neurly double. ft gave me great pain
to urinate, and at tithes the water was
very scanty. Medicines seemed to have
lime or no effect in noy case, until Z
began the nee of Dr. Chamfer Kidnerte
Liver Pills. The art% dose relleved me,
*ma rive boxes entirely cured me. X
have no polite in my kidneys, a.na can
10 as geed a day's work aa ever
Merl that he knows Mr. Dellihunt's
ststement ot his cure to be correct .strul
true and Without exaggeration: it seerns
foolish to trifle with new-fangled meth-
cinee when you can get the tested and
proven kind. Dr. Chaees'Xidney-Liver
Pills, one pill a dose, 25 cents a box, all
Toronto. Agents, wanted for Dr, Charm's
last and complete Receipt 130014
Rlocks Bros timber- limits on the
Ilippetea were bought by Mr Robert.
blui (linen of Ottawa for about $380,000
Daniel °Vermeil, an oid man of 80
year's, Was run over by a railway en-
gine at Ooboutg and kilted.
a brother of Metiers Hugh, David and
James Blain, Toronto, Is dead.
It is reported that the Duke of Calm -
well and l''ork will be created Prince
of Wales on his return to England. ,
Chas Lawrence, President of the
Great Nom hern Wiling. -
weed met with a fatal accident last
'Will-617lb is brain fag, loss Of
memory, inability to -concentrate the
mind, or bodily weaknese and gerieral
debility Dr Obase's Nerve Food Will
restore your old time energy, strength
and health, Though the blood -and
nervous system, it reaches every part
cf this body, and overcomes weaktuses,
irreeelarities and disease.
The Canadian Niagara Power Com -
pally has &Warded the contract for the
tunnel and Portal to contractor A. O.
Deuglas, The price is over half a mil.,
lion dollars
A GIFT OF.000 ACRES
SeeMer ha exchange' for be,
Agnevier Ointment, itching
Piles of *Mien years Standing
atr. smear, of Xnotrasel, Migh, SW be
elicitor of tectat date hare bed Itching!,
ram for'seren out I have tried West stop
ng thaewits ever recommended as cure bat
got the least bit y Med Dt.
Aintree Ointment, add / trend wads es
stores* the !heatedness I feel orthetgreat cure.
I would rather have the wonderful Ore *Oar
idea eland. gs cent*.
Sold by I. It Hovey and it, P. Reekie.
The new railway in the Tendaett.
mingue district has been laid over the
most difficult stretcltes land to be
travereed by it,
Cry for
CASTOR IA
geese gums r Yeirllote
Whet Is "a reasonable state of intoxi-
cation" Apparently just aniseed precise
definition by a corouer'e jury to ?dissts-
sippi which stated tai Its verdict that
"we, the jury, find that deceased came
to his death by m stroke of an east.
- bound train, 10; 204. op- « Railroad,
at Fentress, Mho., in Choctaw coUnty;
tbeee}ttoa,'" being in a t'easenabie state of tntoa .
somewi rnar finitenes4 of
legal. contusbalou.eitsifars a*indeverdict or a
neighboring Georgia jury to the effect
that "we, the jury, find the defendant
...Roost guilty.'
Equally as uncertain and ambiguous
as thee statements by laymen is the
opinion in an early Maryland ease.
which "aeknowledges the corn" by sty*
Ing that an occurrence referred to took
place "at a former sitting when the
Court wa* run."
Too Liberal. .
Wife—Here's an acivertisenient In the
paper that you'd better look into, It
-outys a man le wanted, end he won't be
worked to death, and he'll get paid
enough to Eve on,
Husband -4147s be won't Ile worked
Wite---Yee; and they promise Pay
'enough te live om
sinsband—Some catch About that!
stinpose your baby sister erlei
some," asked one' et the nelghberes
poems to look on the dark aide of Wage
the tinter'
Wight
oap
• ConifOrt /1! She Week.
the I.ines.
the Carnet Washing
Day from the House- -
wife's busy life.
liultiplks
the artielea washed. '
Divides
mettodefieetie-
Prints binds tO loan on Mortgages ';',at
A. General Banking EluBME149 "transeoted
.",hoterest allowed on del -mite.
Sale netes bought
G.' Di. .1Vieraggart
ANA EMI
ALBERT 'ST., CLINTON
General Banking Business
, transacted_
NOTES DISCOUNTED
deposits
THEMOLsONS RANK
HEAD ornon, MONTREAL.
WIS. Messed Mserneatme, President
Notes. disociunted,' oolleotion made, deer is
betted, eterling and American exolating
bought and aold. Intereste allowed on
depoeite, Savrea Barr—Interests allowed
On Sums of $1 and up, Money advanoed to
farmere On their own notet with one or
more endorser% No tneetgage required.
'BREWER Manager, Clinton.
Largest stock of Plums
the county, probably
8000 baskets of ehoieest
varieties sold direct from
the.tree to you at tight
Also a lot of
Pears
best kblds.
About 100 baskets of
PenekES
Later varieties and
Roney for sale.
C. ogre, Proprietor
content entario‘
Thee Iting of itemifee
"Ouch.' ltiappar Thought"
Think before you ilny
iliThen buying a range think before you buy and then you wilt
• buy a nappy Thought. In buying a Happy Thought yon
• have the unstinted recommendation of 4.50,000 Previous haPPY
ment in our construction of the
nappy Thought. df/P .41P elle•
They *re numnfacturod
TRIO 'WM. WTOlirit
Co., Manned, A A Brantford
• woo for an Illustratee Pamphlet.
ermine dearing Sale
Boots and Shoes.
AS WO are pOSitively going Out of business, we offer e
stock at prices that should clear it out.
A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS.
Lot No. 1—Women's Fine Rid Button boots $2.75 new 61.75
.... Lot No 2— Women's Fine Rid Button 'Boots 2 50 now L75
Lot No. 3—Women's Fine Rid Button Boots 3.50 new 2.00
Lot No. 5—Women's Fine Kid Butte's Boon; 1.60 now LOO.
root No. 5.—WOrnen's Fine Rid Button B00% 1.25 now ,90
Lot No. 8-LWomen's Vine Rid Button Beate 3 00 now 1,75
Lot leo. 9—Women's Fine Kid Button Boots 2 50 anw 1:25
Lot No. 10—Women's Fine Rid Button Boots3.25 now 2.25
4 Lot No 11---Womenle Fine, Rad Chocolate Oxfords L40 now 1.00
Lob No 12—Misses Pine HICButton BootsL50 now .90
. . Lot No 0—Women's Pebble Oxfords .90 now .50
.Lot No. 16-1Yfisies Chocolete Button Boots ' 1 45 now LOO
other lines in Men's, Boys' and Youths!, at great' reductions. Also aliall assortment.
of RUBBERS of all Med% both,A.inerioan and Canadian makes. . Also, MEN'S PELT° ill
LINED GOODS, high with loose sock% as well as Buckle and•Laced, Womenis in. .,
Felt, plain and leather boxed styles, lace, %%ton and gaiter, all at reduced price%
single Harness,. from $7 to $12 a Set
1 Double Harness at and below Cost. .
'As well ail Leather Halters Rugs.' Blanket% Galloway Goat and Saskatchewan mine*
DiVBI,LING, HOUSE and STORE for sale or to rent ,
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'The noted Tea Store
and China Palace
lb IN THK MeKAY BLOCK, CLINTON.
Opened today 6 barrels Fancy Table Lamps, direot from the factory, arid
will sell them cheap, from Soc to $8. Also 2 orates of Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets,
nice patterns and new shapes. We are selling them from 01 to $3 lors then usual pribee..
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° RAISINS -28 Ibis Seleated Basins tor $r„2a (box)(or 50 per lb.
SUGAR—We lead in quality and quantity. epeeist prices on batmel
TEAS—Chinese mixture, Moe flevered teri, 15o a lb. We Sell the beet
We will give. you the highest price for Butter and Eggs, and goods at the lower
In
Buy a Camera -and be Happy
There is probably no pastime ine'repleasant and testae:41v° to both older sue yOntlgee
minds than,photogreRhy. It i8 a pleasure because% helps to while awaY those long
winter eveninge, sod it% instructive because it teaches care and pteoision and %ache*
to look for the artistic ia the everyday serroundinge of home. '
The general impression is that it is hard to take photo% bat nolo is not the gam Any
one with a kodak end Math:talon book can take photos, We carry a full line,
In CAMERAS—Film, Plate, Magazine, BOx andFolding.
PLATES --Stanley, taamen, Paget Prize.
MINTING PAPER---Solio and Dekko.
Films, Developer's, Mounts and ptitaig. gall and Oee,
Per those who prefer to have their develoding and finishing dale we quote the follow.,
ing price% WC guarantee work if exposure le good. •
4x6 41x3i aixtle Brownie
dozen 85o 80o 25o
Printing and Mounting..., „each 70 $o So 4o
dozen 7513 ' 65o 65o 45c
Developing, printing, Mounting, each 10o 90 8o 7o
dozen 31 90o 75o 60o
H. 13 CO Beg Chemist tt Druggist
TOP!
Your Hair is Failing Out
C 0 K E
Don't wait to see how it affects others. You
axe very likely lcising your hair every day—Dand.
tuff is forming in clusters and your scalp becom.
lug more and more diseased. VSE IT NOW
IT
SAVES
THE
HAIR
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