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November 17th 1904-
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THE. NIOLSONS BANK
incorporated by Act of Parliament 1856 •
&ANTAL PAID. UP $3,000,000
• • ilgSERVE FUND -$3,0001000
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Farmere"' Sale. Notes Otened or -Collected. Drafte on all points in the
Dbminion. Great Britain, United. States.and all Foreign Countries bow
• ght apd sold .66 best rates. Deposit receirite issued and highest current
• rate of interest allowed. Advances made to Far.mers, Stork Dealers -
and Business Men at low.es.t ratee 4in1 on •triost favorable terms.:
'BANK DBPARTMENT-e---
' Deposits of $1400 and upwards received. Interest all -invert higlm.t •
rent Tato° from -date dePosit. eompotinded heal, early un d add-
• ed to principal -June 30tli•and December 31st,,
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44:1-4.-K-44+++++++++,14-1-444. FARM : FOR SALE -THE UNDER.--
signed offers -for sale lot 21, Lon•.-
• • den Road, Stanley, consisting
44 100 acres,. 90 acres cleared, balance
9 • hardwood bush. Well watered and
• fenced. 1•1° miles Irene Brucefield
*WO OPP
and 5 from, Clinton, Will be
thesold
Rai, Alk re on reasonable terms as pro -
4" 4)11 'MU • PrietOr is in other bnsiness. For
• further particulars / apply to F.
Tomlinson, Bruce0eld. P. 0. 42
A large nurnber of
new clocks at
KITCH EN“
PARLOR
BEDROOM;
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -
Lot 72, con. 6, Goderich toWnsiiip,
consisting of 96 acres, 40 acres
cleared, 10 acres young orchard - 40
acres good bush, parts of it culled
some. The farm is well watered
and. fenced and has good bank barn
and frame house. Will be sold
cheap. Apply on the premises or
address Mrs. C. Parsons, Bayfield
P. 0. • 35 t f
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-- CI, aCKS---- THE HOUSE D LOT ON COR-
ner of Mary and Princess streets is
ea offered for sale. The house is in
Latest designs. .• good repair and contains eleven
i- rooms, Stable, hard and soft wat-
Quality guaranteed. — er, and '''' acre of land. Apply.to
J. Ridout,aor J. Cron, . 34
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Our fall stock of .. STOCK FOR SALE. -7, -AT OUR
farm on the London Read, one
--Jewelery— mile south tf town, pure bred.
Shorthorn Cattle, both males and
is now here. females, different ages, at. low
price quality consideMd. Alio a
number of • improved large York-
shire pigs, all ages, first class
breeding stock for farmers, and at
low prices. • 'Come and see. -H.
r Plumsteel, Clinton, ' 37
• 'rhe intending purch—
asershould see. our line _
The styles are new. • • • -
Eyes tested free and -
spectacles supplied that -
give comfort to the wearer•
W. 11. }Telly -ay.:
A. •
• Jeweler and Optician .
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FOR
lloneries
AT
RIGHT
PRICES
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CLINTON
Houses for Sale.
.1 --Good Cottage and two lots on
Isaac street.
..2 -Good House and two lots with
large plum orchard on Fulton
street.
3 -Comfortable House and one lot
cn Joseph street.
t4 -Brick Horse and twa lots on Mary
street,
5 -TWO Houses on Rattenbury street
west.
6 -Large ;Brick House,
with six actes
of land, barn and drivir.vg barn, good
: orchard, withiti a mile of centre of
Clinton.
7 -Frame House with eight acres of
land, burns and orchard, cn Dinsley
Terrace,
rot terms, etc., apply to
1IF,NRY I3EATTIE,
Solkitor, etc. ClintOn,
'V our Wants
can be best supplied by
us. We have the stock
that will please you.
Special Reduction
•
•• on Toilet Sets,Water Sets
and Common Dishes.
Vim Shier's Mr
'
CcO NOW TO THE -.
, WORLD'S FAIR;' 'ST. LOUIS. -
The Weather is, Delightful. .•
Those returning are more . than
satisfied. Reducedrates in effect.
Include ntip- over privileges at Chi-
cago, Detroit and intermediate Can-
adian stations. • Handsome illustrat-
ed booklet free on application to
F: R. Hodgens, Town Agent.
A; 0. Pattison% Depot' Agent:
PURE :.SEp0,-GRIIIN..
PURE SEED GRAIN. -WE ',RAVE. -
opened out a Flour and 'FeedStore
and keep .in stock flour, nian, sn-
orts, cured meats, etc. We made a
special effort to procnre and' have
on hand a slimily lot • Clean Seed
Wheat and Timothy, and farmers
•making their purchases from • us
can I rely upon getting their seed
as free as possible. from all nox-
ious weeds : . • •
Ford 8,z NeNeil:
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LEAVE YOUR. ORDERS NOW '
FOR YOUR ShIA,SON'S SUP-
PLY OF caAj-4, WE CARRY
ONLY TUE VERY BESTGRA- •
DES WHICH WILL BE SOLD
AT THE •I,OWEST POSSIBLE
PRICE • •
ORDERS MAY. Bi LEFT AT •
DAVIS & ROWT,AND'S HARD-
• WARE pions OR WITH •
• •
Stevenson.
661-IONTS
f
vorer•ssf----
RUBBER SALE
NOW ON
A small boy is always curious to
know what'S inside thiugs. Many of
the eider' peeple •would do Well to
imitate Itis eXample by investigating
• what's inside this line Shoe Store,
- for • they would find among other
things a new lot of
Rubbers and
Rubber Boots
Come in andoloolc them over. The
prices will make you glad to part
with your money.
We have new dinner setts just,
arrived, lit stook patterns, which we
are selling very cheap, also fancy
china,
Our Groceries
ate always fresh and cheap at the
cheapest.
Highest price for good butter and
eggs.
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The Cilittert Nows.Rocord
Marriages. Annual Meeting of •
the Huron Presbyterial.
OLOSE-BOX-At the residenete of
the bride's Parents, Seaforth, on The 19th annual meeting of the
November 8th, by Rev. F H.L03:- Huron Presbyterial of the W. F. M.S.
kin, Elgin. II. Close, to Malitula was held in Henson on Tuesday of
May noxi second daughter of Mr- last week. A beautiful day, coal but
W 'P. Bea, all ,of Seaforth. clear sunshine, tempted many to at-
Moatreal tend this annual meeting, many driv-
en November ittlf, by Rev. Canon ing, others 'going by train. The mor-
, Reuaud, formerly rector of St. fling session was well attended by
Thomas' church, Seaforth, Wm, R. delegates and friends, every Auxiliary
Archibald of Tuchersinith, to and Mission. Baud having one or more
Jessie V.„ eldest daughter .of Robe representatives. This session was
ert Craig of Craig Park, Stratii- opened with devotional exercises by
even. Scotland. the preadent, and. .-the thne'afterwar-
HEINKIE-GRIEVE-At the residen- ds devoted, to hearing onnual reports
co of the bride's parents on Nov.
43rd, by ,Rev. F. H. Larkin,' John
0, Reinkia, to Jean Belle Grieve,
• daughter of Mr, Hugh J. Grieve,
: all of Tuekersmith.
DISJARDINES-THOMPSON - At
:the residence of .the bride's fath-
er, on Nov. 9th. by Rev. Mr.
Cooper, IVIaxim Disjardines of
• Grand. Bend, to Victoria, young-
est daughter of Martin Thompson
of Elunyille; . i beautiful things the ladies again
SHOWERS-courrs-In Wingarani asdembled, in the audience robm, Avid -
at the residence of the bride's eh -was well filled by both delegates
mother, on Nov. 8th, by Rev. J. and friends. After the opening hymn
N. MeLean, Wm. Showers to Mrs. Fletcher of Thames Road, an
Mary • °mitts, both of Wing- honorary president, favored us with
ham. • a very instructive Bible readies on
"The Glory of • God filling the earth"
, Births, • .showing in well-chosen words that
the Glory of God is shown in. all
MeTAGGART-In Clinton on Nov. • creative works, esPecially in the
14th, to Mr. and Mrs, G. D. Mc-
, creation of man. in FIis' own image ;
Taggart,' a daughter sin has marred that image, but God
MOORE-In. Brussels. on Nov. Oth, ;
is glorified in the salvation of man
to Mr- and Mrs. M. Moore, a through Christ, being saved that we
son, may glorify Christ's name in telling
RAE -4n. Wroxeter on Nov. Oth, to the "Glad News." After prayer by
Mr, and Mrs. D. Rae, a on. Mrs. Curtis ,of Myth, 1VIrs. Shaw of
Egmondyille, our president, gave her
Deaths.
from secretaries •and the treasurers,
• and from Auxiliaries and MissionBan-
ris. After closing exercises the ladies
were invited to the lecture room
where beautifully decorated tables,
laden. with enough good things to
satisfy the most epicurean taste,were
spread, The members of Presbytery,
Who were •also in session, enjoyed the
feast of fat things with the ladies.
After doing ample justice to the
annual address; basing her remarks
DOWNS -In Stanley on Novembler 14, on. -the topic, "The greatest work in
Mrs. Robert Downs, aged 02 yea- all, the world and we have a Share
LITTLE -IR Clinton on November in it" Our present duty to make
14th, Thomas Little, aged 82 the gospel known, we cannot be
years.neutral.. The : •first duty of
McBURNEY-In Wingiumi nit Nov, the Church is to tell all people ;. the
8th, Samnifel MeBuritey, aged 77 disciples .did this. We need the will
years. to .40 this work, Think of the honor
FISHER -In. BLit sr on , Nov. Oth, of being • a c� -worker with Christ;
Frederick Fisher, aged 0 years, l let each one of us hear Christ SA.y-
month. • ing, Go Y -e. This can be done by
JAMIESON-In Bruesels on Nov. 6, personal work. athome, giving of
Sarah. Venettai, infant daughter our •means, but especially by earnest
of David Jamiesnn, anon. 3' mon- prayer;
the and 6 days. . Mrs. U. L. McRae of Westmisistcr
MILLERIe Grey . on Nuv. 1., Proved herself a very pleasing and
cis Miller, •aged 78 Years: . ' earnest speaker. , Her subject of
McKAY-In Brussels On• Nov. ?le' "Our Aims and Our Privileges," as
Alexander McKay, aged 0yea- member of the W. F M. 5., gave a
--re ,and.: 7 months. . • grand opPortimity of iinpressing
• on every member their duty. Unsei
.
liSh work for Christ being a blessing.
• An advertisement in The ,.News- The needs of the Weirton of India
Recoi d. bringi good results. . should appeal to us. What are our
• Aims in our own Auxiliaries ? First
•
to get all wonien interested in mis-
.
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL.son. work-
Every woman needs to
house work.Apply to Mrs
have: a, share; a personal invitation
.. . Gee.
4, is a -great incentive. We need
W. " young women; the praying women,
• We need -the women of talent
need 'the silent meniber.
noivrF•wric 'wANfriiiii,-siviALL FA- mmaChrist'-
nd. to. fits &sof les is for o •
mily,..
•=1VIrs.. T.' Jackson Sr , 4•r °As the Father bath Psent nie to .you
. • .
TEACHER WANTED. -MALE TEA-
. • •
cher. as principal' for' 1h Bayfield
Public School,' holding a. second-
class certifieate; profgesional. Ap-
plications received up to Dee. 7th,
1904. State salary,': Duties to
commcuce Ja, 2nd, 1905. Address
all applidations * to J. W. Tippet,
,Seeretai=y. Box 5, ..Bayfield: .
, .
TEACHER WANTED.. FOR -8.. S.
No. 9; Ilullett; a male or- teem*,
• holding. either Bret cir second -plass
Certificate. Applications received un
to . Dec,- lath' and applicants to sta-
te salary required, Duties to coin-
. mance 1st 531 joruiry., Apply to their ilelds of labor. ll'irat have a
Rundell tjuhiting., Laiidesboro 14. O. Plan ,and use that •plan ; instruct thein
about the 'country, its position, ex-
: • •, • ' tent, physical features, *tine* eli-
.
• • • mate, etc., then the missionaries,
who they are and all about their
WOOD FOR, SALE. -,-APPLY TO labors, till the membersknow all
Mrs. Wm. • darvle,Albert St. No about the:fields Of labor. This may.
th, Clinton. • 44' :occupy six months. Then how to
• deal with a band. The president sh-
._ !mid be well informed and fully pre -
FARM FOR' SALE. -LOT 14, .CON. pared to .take part. Knowledge gives
4, ,
4, Stanley township, containing 100 inspiration, so does prayer and Bible
acres, about 85 acres cleared; the study, Have good papers, • :-not toe
balance hardwood bush: containing n length; give greatest possible le -
lot of hes and other valuable formation 'in Shortest time, .
timer. The place is SituJ4cd LboutRev. Mr; Smith of Homan then
' miles' from Varna and. BruceAeltiL •einie with greetings from Iresbytery
and 11 miles from school, is , bringieg congratulations on. the pro -
watered and, well fenced led in a-, gress .we are Making.
good state of &titivation. • There Mrs. F. N. Larkin of Seaforth
con-
ip 7 acreSof fall wheat, also ' 12' ducted .a Mission Band conference.
acres ploughed and all seeded ex- Young peopletake im new ideas rea-
dopt 15 acres. Frame house and dill. The Band must be alive to the
"gOod out buildings. PoSsession gi- necessities of the work ; the leader
ven. at any time. 'Thrills made easy. must be a eonseciated, devoted per -
to suit the purchaser. For further son •full of enthusiasm with a deep
particulars ,apply toi:Samuel aleid, strong hive for girls, even the giddy
Varna P. 0, 44 ones, The president must he on time,
even se 'eend -I you.." Wonian was
first in the transgression yet the pro-
mise wee'. "The' seed :of the • woman
shall bruise the head of the serpent"
Greetings from S4. Peers Anglican
cluirch was brought in afew° weli
chosen Words . by 1V1rs. Clegg ' and
arom the Society of the Methodist'
entirch by Mrs. Medd, all of Hensall,
Prayers by Y.
velanteers for 'different
mission fields and laborers ° was re-
sponded to by several ladies.. During.
the .tallectioe all joined in :singing
"We have heard a joyful sound."
Mrs. Salvers ,of Biticefield dedicated,
the offerings for the year 'in prayer,
Miss Wilson, Clinton, gave a very
practical talk on instructing Mission
13aliaLmentbers about Missionaries and
R. GRAHAM
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OUR MOTTO • §
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i GOOD GOODS — at — LOW PRICES'S
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1: We have just got a chance for another big bar- ,
..... gainlor our customers,about 3000 yards of Flan- , §
,ke
2 nelettes, best of Patterns. 4.
5:34 inch Flannelette worth 100, will sell for' 8c.
87 a • $$ ;$ 12.ic, ;$ ;$1Oct
.3.
.,:. nese are genuine bargains, nothing like them °+
14 . to be had for the money outside our store. •.e.
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DRESS GOODS
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-,-We are wnrking up a trade in Dress Goods by keeping -
y• -Stylish Goods and selling them from 1.0 to 16 per tent.- +
4. -less than regular prices, Oonie and see them, (r ":
.LADIES' :JACKETS :c
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-We hare then) at right prides and up-to-date. No old '''` 4r4
70 .-.14tOCkf all are new goods made by the best waken; In.
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t -We have Our store full of new geode in all the Staple- 44,4
4e -lines usually carried, too many lines to give a descrip-- 4;4
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-tion of each line. Come and get what you want at- t
f4 ...lowest price. We won't be endersold by anyone in tbe-
A:• ,e -try Goons hitsiriess in Olothitolloclerwear arid Thank-- 4,e4
6;44. -ets. We hairs the best wool yarn this fait that we have-,
et --ever had. A
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opening and closing promptly. Quite
a discussion followed about studies
and leaders. ai
ed Mrs. hIeRae, to wbieb. she heart-
ily responded. Business end discus-
sion was now in order. Mrs. War-
nock of Goderich with Mrs. Stewart Commends Peruna to All Catarrh
of Clinton moved the adoption of all
reports received whieh, was carried.
The election, of officers then followed
after much diseussion andprotestat-
ions on -the part of our president,
who was re-elected to office by a
standing vote. Mrs. Hamilton of
Goderich was made second honorary
president.
• 1st vice, Mrs. E. N. Sewers, Bruce- •
2 d forthcielde , Mrs, F. H. Larkin, Sea -
3rd vice, Mrs, -Carswell! McKillop
• Secretary, 1VIrs..R. Irwin, Clinton
' Treasurer; Mrs, E. Scott, Seatorth
Secretary of Supplies, Miss K. Me-
Taggert, Clinton
• Secretary of Literature, Mrs. Wm.
• IVIartin, Exeter
11/fission Band Secretary, Miss J.
Wilson Clinton.
A vote orthauks was tendered Miss :
• MeTaggart as Secretary of Supplies
for her arduous labors SO well per-
formed and to the ladies of Clinton.
who assist in the packing of the bales
of clothing for the Northwest Mis-
sion work. If president or secretary
do not attend next annual meeting
of General Society, to be held in
Peterboro next May, then Orucefield
will semi the delegate, Next annual
Presbyterial Meeting Will be held in
Kippen. Mrs, Smith, Hensall,' the
pastor's wife, gave °a few well chos-
en closing wbrde, asking very fitly
°what has this meeting done for us,
has it ;been helPful ?. We hold, a xi-
sition second to none ; awe work with
a. world-wide- motive, to bring the
gospel to the 'heathen. This meeting
should make us do better work. Let
as do and not dream. The collection
in the afternoon was $16,72. All
joined in singing "Nearer My God to
Thee." Mrs, .Stewart closed this mee-
ting with s, prayer.
• After such ,a _feast for the mind We
found ample sustenance for the body
awaiting us in the lecture room, and
we scarcely needed the urgent
tation of our hostess to sit downvand
Satisfy the Meer man and 'certainly
enjoyed -a feast and social intercom.- •
se; The evening session was reatimed.
•by devotional exercises condu,eted by.
the pastor, Rev, Mr. Smith. Well
rendered duets and a 'solo by memb-
ers of the choir varied the .prograni
for the evening. Rev, Mr. •Carswell
of McKillop as a, delegate from the
Presbytery 'to address. the ladies •of
the -Presbyterial, said : "The Presby-
tery tejoice inthe work dorie by the
W. F.„.M.,5.," • In la; few earnest ,wor
cis he. pointed out our opportunities,
and our privileges 'to use them. We
should • do our duty. lest retribution
overtake us. Rev. A, 13, Winchester
of Toronto :thrilled his audience, whi7
cli. was a large- one, with his stirring.
words ori "DocsMission Work Pay."
Our , prayers in fernier years were for
open doors, then for ,men, then for
money; all these prayers have been :
answered ; some say it's useless te
try to Convert the Chinese: ' HnVing
• lived in China for a time he •gave
striking instances from his personal
knowledge of the faithfulness of the
•Chinese coavertn.eyen unto death. if
Christians in 13ible lands were ..es
true and faithful as these Chinese •
eonverts, the question would forever
be settled as regards Missioa work:
pa.ying.' The reveread 'gentleman char
ined attention of his audience for
over -an' hour and :all Went •away feel-,
ing it a pleasure to: have been there.
4. eiosing hymn followed by the dOx-
01°0 and the nenediction, closed a
very. successful and prefitabie. 'meet-
ing. A Vote aif 'thanks was •taidernd
• tha ladies 'of .Carmel church by Rev.
•E. N. Larkin'of Seaforth for their
kind, and generous. hospitality. •
' Though only a year 'cif ten months,.
the °Auxiliary and. Mission Bands of
1 -Iron Presbyterial were rejoiced to
hear that our Membership and offer-
ings have both inereased• The • total
•membership. in 1,903 was 784in 1904'
.810i, making an increase of 26 mem-
bers, Contributions in 1903 were
$1847.96, in 1004, $1958.64, Waking in
increase of over $110. Our Thank -of-
fering- meetings this Year Were '634-
ceptionallY ;goad . We congratulate
each Society for the• good Work done
•and bid them' go forward. -Mrs.
Ri-
chard frytiiii Secretary Huron Pree-
byteriaL.
•
•
A. Toronto man on standing 'said the
other day that he had found nothing
that came .so near to providing the.
elixir. of •life as does a biright . daily
newspaper: It stimulates one to take
a lively interest in events the world
around. He went ' further,and ,deelar-
ered that the papee 'which. provided
this perennial ;stimulant 1.) the great-
est degree • was The• Toronto • Daily
Star. • ,
• The Star's brightness ie not, how-
.
ever, •the only factor . which has con-
tributed. to its marvelous success in
the daily newipaper field. The St ax
has a 'complete and accurate record
of stock arid commercial transactions
daily, which business men may con -
.stilt with confidence. On the staff of
The Star am three Women writers;
who cOMPile a page Which inakeS Tho
Star very Popular around the fire-
side. The Star's editorials are not
blindly partizan, but are fair, sane
and strong. Mr'. 0. W, Jefferye, The
Star's blaok and white artist, pro-
bably the best In Canada, and hie
contributatione to the paper are a if s-
tun of great charm. Altogether, a
more evenly -balanced newspaper it is
ohnutpossasyibinleg ttohalitnda, 4a4iillyirttersepsoweritloi-f•
soiree sort should go into every home.
Volt may get iThe- Star and the
paper you are now reading trout now,
until. December 6Ist, 1005, for $L75'
Maraack,
Mise Annie Thiligen is at present
5vtlehitiinfuea, t her former home on the
Mr, Hawthorne or Walkerton was r e I .1
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f
in and around Westfield last week. i seri 0 0
s
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Mr, Minium M,asoni who has been
Sufferers.
Hon. Louie E. Johnson is the son of the late Roverdy Johnson who was 'United
'Mates Senator from Maryland, also Attorney peneral, under 1 -'resident johnson,
and *United States Minister to England, and who was regarded as the greatest
constitutional lawyer that ever lived. •
In a recent letter from 1000 11 St., N. W., Wash.ington,'D.C., Mr. Johnson says:
"No one should longer suffer from catarrh when Peruna is ac-
cessible. To my Anowledge it has caused relief to so many of rny
friends and acquaintances, that it is humanity to commend its use to
all persons suffering with this distressing disOrder of the human
system." ---Louis E. Johnson. • . • .
• Catarrh Poisons.
Catarrh is capable of changing all the
life-giving secretions, of the body in -$o
ocaiding .finids, 'which destroy and in-
flame: every, part they come :in•contabb
Vi•th. • Applications to the places affect
ed by Catarrh cart .do little good save to
soothe or quiet disagreeable sympterns
Hence it- is.that gargles, sprays, atom-
izers and inhalauts only serve ae. tem•r.
porary relief. •
,
There is but one remedy that hse the
desired effect,. and that remedy is Pe,
hum. This remedy strike's at once to
the roots of eatarrh.by restoring .to the
capillary vessels their hcialtity elas-
ticity, Peruna is not a temporary pal
liative, but a radical cure.
Send. for Dr. flartrean's latest book,
•sent free for a short Vino- Address The
POrMia. Dreg Mantifaetieng•
ItImbus, Ohio. • ,
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ii 11nit LI a II Ilk.
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lone I N
T H
Stands the HAPPY' THOUGHT
the lead it hasIbeen for many years, and there
it still remains. , „ • '
.A "HAI'Pr THOUGHT" and ;reitiember that as a
guarantee of the sir you buy, Over one hundred
and twenty-thousand.are to -day deli:Jhting their users.
First cost is not the only thing to. consider in buying a
Range. An extra ton of coal a year will soon run away
• .
with more thanthe. difference in cost of a 'ches4i stove
and a.Happy. Thought Range, not consideringthe.
satiSfa,ction you. get, •
A Few Poin.ts
.
About The Happy hought
It has "a.genuine Duplex Grate
Corrugated. Oven giving. one-third more heating
surface • ' .
AU parts are Atted like a watch ; the Oven 'doors
are almost air tight, thus taking half the amount
, cif fuel• •
All parts that are . Nickie 'Plated and beautifully
• done, being.firSt plated .on 0Opper, then finisb.ed
• Nickle • . • • - •
The drafts are so•constructed as to keep thediange
in perfect control, thuA saving fuel ••
• THIS RANGE is made of :pure pig iron and is thus
less liable to crack "
Light consumption of fuel is a necessity in a good.
Range. This is one of the strongest features of
the Happy ThOtight
Don't buy an "Experiment"
Don't buy an "Imitation"
• Don't buy a "Just as Good"
Yoti'll regret it if you. do! Not a single purchaser of a 11.
Happy Thought has ever regretted his choice.
Call and inspect our stock. We haye a full line
of all the leading Stoves, inclittlfrig
The Celebrated
Radiant Home Base Burner,
NO TROUBLE ,TO SHOW GOODS
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